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The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

PRENTICE ON LYING The Louisville Journal
says: The editor of the Democrat in still another
paragraph about bloody Monday, makes an asser-
ton and then says 1--WE challenge the editor of the
Journal to tell bigger lie than that" We cannot
accept our neghbors challenge to lying match.
his own weapon We unhesitatingly acknowledge
his supremacy in lying. He divides his whole life
between two employments- telling very big lies
one hatf the time, and bigger ones tother half.
The truth is he lies always---and that's the only
truth about him.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. A Paris correspondent
writes have been talking with man who ar
rived last night from St. Petersburg, and the pith
of whose entire conversation was this Certainly
those who thought the Empress Marie the predom-
inant power were right she is so. She reigns in
Russia; she governs the Gar entirely; she is
adored by the nation; she governs the Grand Duke
Constantine completely; she is the superior the
dominant influence; but those who tho't her in
clined towards peace were quite at fault What
she may have been some months back | can not
say, but now the Empress Marie is warlike'
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

HAVING HARD TIME OF IT. Says the N. O.
Picayune: Mr. Gilman, of Boston, from whose lec-
lures Yankee humor have already copied
good things, at of his late gatherings in
troduced capital story. clergyman in Boston,
meeting with one of his congregation who recently
came into possession of quite a handsome property
by the death of his brother, inquired how he was
getting along with the settlement of the estate
"Oh," said he, I" | am having dreadful time what
with getting out letters of administration, and at
tending Probate Court, and settling claims, some
times almost irish he hadn't diedt
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

CLoUDLEss PERU. Lieut. Maury in his " Geog-
raphy of the Sea-" explains why there is no rain
in Peru. He says:
In Peru, South America, rain is unknown. The
coast of Peru is within the region of perpetual
southeast trade winds Though the Peruvian
shores are on the verge of the great South Sea
boiler, yet it never rains there. The reason is
plain. The southeast trade winds in the Atlantic
Ocean first strike the water on the coast of Africa
Travelling to the northwest they blow ebliquely
across the until they reach the coast of Bra
zil By this time they heavily laden with va
por which they continue to bear along across the
continent, deposting it they go, and supplying
with it the sources of the Rio de la Plata and the
southern tributaries of the Amazon Finally they
reach the snow-capped Andes, and here is wrung
from them the last particle of moisture that that
very low temperature can extract Reaching the
summit Of that range, they now humble down as
cool and dry winds on the Pacific slopes beyond
Meeting with evaporating surface and with no
temperature colder than that to which they were
subjected on the mountain tops, they reach tie
ocean before they become charged with fresh va
por, and before, therefore, they have any which
the Peruvian climate can extract Thus we see
how the tops of the Andes become the reservoir
from which are supplied the rivers of Chill and
Peru.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

I LOCKED Jaw. The oldest case of this disease
which stands recorded, must be that referred to by
"a Scotch clergyman, who while preaching to his
congregation the subject of Daniel in the lion 8
den, and his miraculous deliverance from imminent
peril, thus proceeded: "And what dye think was
the reason why the lions didna tear Daniel a to
pieces, and eat him up, eaven rs cat eats up a
mouse? | dant say name O. ye can tell, moo.
Very well, I'll tell ye how it was: the Laird above,
he gin IN the locked jdac
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

TOBACCO PLANTATION IN CALIFORNIA gentle
man in Alameda county, says the Mining Journal,
has planted ten acres of tobacco the present year
The seed is of the best Cuban varieties and the
proprietor expects to realize handsome profit from
the operation. His calculations are based upon
experiments made on the spot during the two or
three past seasons.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12
LEAP YEAR DEVELOPMENTS. An Eastern paper

LEAP YEAR DEVELoPMENTS An Eastern paper
gives an account of Leap Year Ball
We were amused, however, on observing bright
eyed lasses trip up to demure young men, and So
lct the honor of their hand for the next cotillion
Who could refuse! One enraptured soul engaged
himself to eight different ladies for Money Musk,
and to six others for Hulls Vctoryl' Many a
poor heart hid away under vest was irl etrevably
ruined. But it could not be helped
The company broke up about o'clock, when
the ladies escorted their beaux home and then
went off to their own.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

ENOUGH SAID. A gentleman once wrote to a
lady whom he had offended by his dilatorness, and
who for long time had refused to speak to him.
His letter was earnest in supplications for forgive
ness. 1t concluded with "One word from your
lips will make me happy. When and where will
you speak it," Her answer was Next Wsdnes-
day, at the altar" To which he sent the following
reply :" will be there ~
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

A fellow out west, being asked what made him
bald replied that the girls had pulled his hair out
pulling him into their windows,
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

little girl visiting Niagara with her father,
and seeing the foam at the foot of the falls, ex-
claimed: "Pa, how much soap it must take to
make so MANY suds !"
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

Among the curiosties lately added to the Boston
Museum is a mosquitoes bladder containing the
souls of twenty-four misers and the fortunes Of
fifty-one prnters-nearly half full.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-12

A wedding recently came off in Memphis, Tenn,
which was the ninth occasion on which the bride
had been made happy by matrimony.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
Crockett a. Guess.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW-DaLas, TeIGs.
"AVlNG formed an association, will dill,
u Il gently and yigorouly practice their pro.
l5ssion in Dallas, and the adjacent counties. and
In the Supreme Court of tho State, and Dis.
trict Court of the U, $.
- They will promptly attend to the collect.
ing of debts, and investigating land titles.
REFERENCES.
John lIemphill, Chief Justice S. c., Texas,
rhos. j. Jennings. Attorney General, Texas,
Thos. j. Rusk, US Senator, Texas, NJ. ID.
X. Taylor, State Senator Jefferson, Texas, o c,
llartly, Galveston, Texas, DOct,D. Jane. Phila-
dclphia, Penn, DeRosset & Brown, New York,
Reid, Spraguc 4 Co., New York,
Office opposite the Herald Office.
June %, lS55,-nolltr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
FOR. SALE.

TIME RESIDENCE lately occupied by r. n
IL myself in the Town of Dallas. The. lin
property is elligibly situated, and has, in con-
nection with the main building, a kitchen, smoke
house, well-house, carriage.house, &c. a good
well of pure water, quantity of shrubbery, a
variety of fruit, and eight lots of ground
will exchange for good lands near Dallas, or
for negroes Look at the property, for l am de-
tcrmined to sell or trade.
b. WARREN STONE.
Nav % JS56-o.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
- ,. n. stewart,
DEN tai SURGEON

III AS permanently located In Dial.
"a. las, ior the purpose Of pracii., fgy@I3lzS
ing ms profession IN all It's branches, IffYO
Artificial teeth inserted, from one ~ a., III.
sel' All other operations on the teeth. sueh as
cleansing, extracting, plugging or filing car;ons
or diseased teeth, separating, trcatin" d,ssassS
gums, 40 performed in u scientific manner. and
warranted 70 give entire satisfaction. Would re-.
L. q. liawpe, Esq, and John w smith as 10
qualification. Office at the Crutchfeld Hama
Will attend persons ut their residences when re.
quested without extra charge.
Nav IL, lS56-52,ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
Lost Certificate.

TNHE Headlight Certificate No. 1872, Vol. l.,
IL for 800 acres of land, issued by Thomas W
Ward, Commissioner of Peters Colony, on the
= day of - 1850, to Mansell Wilmoth. Un-
less heard from within the time prescribed by
law. shall apply to the proper authority for a
duplicate. BENJAMIN FROST.
August ., la56-l2.9t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
Pennsylvania Horse Power and Thresher,

WITH TUMBLlNG SHAFT COMPLETE.
engaged making 500 Of these trcscr' for the
harvest II 1856 Aud from experience aul last
ION, together with the additional pcauOn If having secured at
carly dy, thoroughly seasoned lumber and other materials Of
uncNcponlln qualify satisfied that viii be able
iHcl endorsement
The advantages claimed by Tor the Pennsylvania ThrcSbsr
any other in general use the following IL. Its
strength aud simplicity . ability work each day
than he performed by any other known machine driven by
horses u Is portable AMI Is easily hauled by two horses
and he loaded runlonlu anil put in operation in
thirty minutes. l. We have also succeeded In removing what
ces for great speed the part ohc oe'or machine being
gcarei accomplish greater motion with less speed driving
We have manufactured and sold tro kURdro Of these
chimes during the past (and IN no Instance has been
rcturncd) under the following
WARRANTED.
We warrant machine he well made and Of good mate
RIAL every respect and to do It's work the
purchaser refund the money; and TO trh 800 400 bushels
of wheat or twice rs many oats per day
PRICES.
Complete lr'" Power and Thrcgr ready roruse cash. Sl35 co
Complete 4-iorsc Power, alone cash, so 90
Complete i-horse Tllrcshcr, alone, cash, 60 90
Band Wheel, he added to this Power fdesrl, for dri
wing Cotton Gin. Corn Mil, Corn Shelter, straw Gutter,
Wheat Fam &c, &c, extra, 10 co
by orwar ling early orders, either Of the above Rc0png
Thrcshng Machines he shipped Shreveport 80 cost Of not
SO so cac and Corn tisitTs So each. Lthur the
frcshing Machine Reaper say he hauled hy horcS
wagon body
orders should tryarlcd carly Liberal discount Dealers
MILLER. WlNGATE & co,
Manufacturers Of Farming implements and Ma,
[l4:trl rhjnos. LOWjs,IHe, hy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
PRorEsmorAL CARDS.
Or. m. B. Tbouas.

HAVING permanently locaied IN Dallas, fs'
- peciiully tenders his professional service
10 the citizens of this place aud The surrounding
country, With an experience Of eight years
practice ~ his profession, he feels confident Of his
ability 10 treat all who may favor him With their
patronage skillmlly. May ho found ut sayro a
lh0mass Drug store or ut the CTuiohield House,
when not professionally engaged.
Dnllns. roxas March %, lS6G-II.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
Combined Reaper and Mower.
MILLER, WINGArE & cos. KENTUCKY
II HARVESTED

We building r tie harvest Il 1866 i've hundred Com
hncl Rcprg aud Moving Machines, # construction
and which will give the unqualified wnrrnUtec To
their performance every respect aud that they shall hc Of bet
MATERIAL construction anl workman lip than any other SINH
lar machine IN use Price, cash. $40.
This machlur Il wHritcl to with pair fhorscs, from
II any Kind ii small grain per day TO %
NJ grass aud do better an be done with the cradle
srythp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
ISAAC NAYLOR.

Aii0rnen- liz ~,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TRNAS,
VA ILL paactice in the counties of the six.
w teonth judicial District, and in the SUI
preme aud Federal courts of the State attending
to the collection Of claims Investigate
ing laid titles, and any professional business
to him. April 10Th, ls5G-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
CANCERS CAN BE CURED

TENIllS is denied by physicians generally. All
1 | ask is u fair trial. IF fail to cure ] ask
no pay. Thousands are suffering from this most
painful disease, and are spending their money
and wasting their strength in testing the numer-
Gus remedies offered them. The undersigned
would inform the afflicted generally, that he has
turned his sole attention to this class of Diseases
and is in full possession of the course of treat
ment of DR.. r. w. January, of Murphreshoro,
Tenn, which has not failed to cure three of one
hundred cases IN the last five years. This remedy
gives no pain and does not affect the sound parts
of the flesh in the least. You cannot be injured
by trial l also tender my services to all these
afflicted with scrofula, white swelling, sore eyes,
sore legs, fstula, piles, and all diseases of that
class as think will be able to treat them in
manner that will give full satisfaction to all
those that may see proper to give me call. |
can be found at NJ. X. Sclvidges, one mile west
of Dallas, W. STULTS.
Dallas county, June 7. lS55.-3:Gm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
>. v. GRIGSBY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR, n. NICHIOL as,

HANlNG made permonent location In Col
III lin county, and State of Texas, on the road
leading from Preston and sherman TO Dallas.
near tho residence Of Judge Jamison, on said
rond, about ten miles west Of Mckinney, will be
prepared u attend % those afflicted with
SORE EYES OF EVERY KIND.
My Ion: practice and success in the treatment Of
Sore Eyes Of every variety and character, induces
mo to propose 10 those afflicted with that terri
hlc disease, Sore Eyes, 10 call and see on the
terms of NO CURE NO PlYl"
Having made Il short stay in Grayson county,
and lracticrl there on many casc' Of Sore Eyes
and not failing 10 cure in the first instance, |
here publish u ltw certificates from those best
known to the public:
GR,ysoN Co, TryAs, May 9th, lSi6.
This is To certify that have been afflicted with
sore eyes for the last six years, and have tried
many remedies, and several OcculiSts, 10 no cl-
feet; hut by the use of DR., T. Nicholas cclcbra-
ted Eye Water, my eyes are now sound md MS
clear as they ever were.
\. G. ATKINS.
GRAvsoN Co., TENAS. April LIST, 1856
This is to certify that myself and family have
been afflicted with sore eyes for long time and
we have tried many remedies to no effect. One
Of my children was about h 60 hind-hs. eye
balls were sinking away, | employed DR. Nirh-
olas for the whole family, and in few weeks
myself and family were all sound and we'll,
WAl Mcdonnell.
GrAYsoN Co., TFxAs, May 25th, 1876,
This is to certify that we have been afflicted
with sore eyes for more than two years, and have
tried many remedies to no effect, but by the use
Of DR.. 7. Nicholas celebrated Eye Water, u per.
m0ncnt cure has been effected.
NJ. 4. r. TODD,
HARRIET ATKINS.
We could procure certificates to any number,
hut deem it unnecessary, as we have now under
treatment, where we are, more than twenty
eases also Reyerala at Wits Mill. in Dallas coun-
ty, whore information may be had personally
from those under treatment, in cases of the
worst description. We do not aim to make a
display on paper. If you are afflicted with sore
eyes, call and make the experiment. Remember,
:. No Cure No Pay!"
July 2G, lSj6-Gm. Dr. r. NICHOLAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
STEAM SAW MILL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED has removed his Steam
Il Circular Saw Mill to the mouth of Mill
Creek, half mile below the town of Dallas,
where it is now in successful operation and where
he will be prepared at all times to furnish all
descriptions OF lumber at the following
PRICES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20

For Oak Lumber, square edged, sheeting ex-
cepted, per hundred, .................S2 IS
OF OTHER KINDS OF TIMBER.
Sheeting,. ..per 100 feet, j IS
Misunderstanding. per 100 feet. ...... 25
Flooring. per 100 feet, so
Scantling, per 100 feet, 90
The above prices are for the best quality of
lumber. The subscriber has large quantities of
the best quality of ASH Cottonwood, Oak and
other timber common to this region. He will
keep constantly on hand supply of lumber well
stocked and seasoned. Persons from the West
side Of the river coming for lumber viii be cross
ed free Of charge, and for this purpose a boat
viii be kept in the river at the mill in a short
time, and In the mean time such persons may
cross the river at the Dallas Ferry free of charge
Orders are invited and viii be attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
A. C0CKRELL.
DallaS, Teas, June IA, lS56-4:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
Ei. Whrrcn Sl0ne.

ATTORNEY and COUNSELL OR AT La w,
w I'LL practice in the counties of Kaufman,
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, and Dallas, also in
the Supreme Court at Tyler and in the Probate
Courts of Dallas and adjoining counties.
Special attention will be given to collections
and the perlecting of titles to land.
Dallas. Dec. 80, 1853 (n1:ly)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
WEAVER a. WEAYER

WEAVER & WEAVER.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW.
WILL practice their profession IN tho courts
w of the Sth Judicial District and adjoining
counties in the 9th. Strict attention will he Civ
to all business entrusted to their care. and nil
money collected will be promptly RENTED to tho
proper persons. Address
s. 5. WEAVER, w. = &. WEAVER.
Gainesville, Teros, Alton, Tcrap,
REFER To
JoHN \ SUMMERS and JONI JACKSON, Clarksville;
JOHNSON Il GRAY, Mt Pleasant: NJ w MATTHEWS,
Rockwell JAMES RELY, lIouston DILLRD II Co,
Shreveport, La; ALLEN UEQuHART, Daingerfeld
lluGns & BLACK, Austin GREEN & VANsIcKLE,
hRRANT; HAREY RoGERs Esq. Cass county.
September %, lS55-23:tf.
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RPornssIorAL CARDS.


AiIOHNLf MD cOUNsEfTOHATIAw
.. Mckinney, Collin County, Teras.
VIII practice In tho court, on tbe Ie,h I,A,.,.,
District, comprising the counties q Collin u,.v'
son, Cooke Denton, Wise, Parker, johnson. Al.
lie, Iarrant and Dallas. Nav 10, lsiGs6J'is
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jim z MrIUN, T. ?. NICHOLSON.
Mccoy and Nicholson.

AIIUNNElN AND UUUNSEILUKS AT LAW
Dallas, Teas.
" ILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts of this State. and in the Federal
Court for tho District of Texas. Any business
confdcd to them shall be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Dallas, March Sd, 1Sj5-47ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20
LATEST ARRIVAL
AT
GOLD & DGNAEDSON'S.
New SNrinG and summer Goods.

nRY Go0DS-osnaburgs drilngs. dcnims,
~ brown 81 and A domostics, ChoctHw
stripes, prints (new styles, giGgbNms, apron
checks, cottonadcs, gloves, mitts, hosiery. hand
kerclicls, buttons. wmlohonc, hooks and eyes,
&c, &c.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-A great yarie
ty; il part, of silk tissues, French lawns. print
ed aconctt muslns, Organdic muslin, printed
berage, Tarltons,' tiaconett and Swiss, plain. fig
ured and dotted; .aconett cdgings and insertions;
Swiss edgings and insertions; Swiss sleeves and
collars Swiss collars; together with variety Of
cause and silk trimmings, embroidered chimi-
settles, corded and dimity skirts, trimmed straw
bonnets, trimmed flats, satin and velvet ribbons,
&c. &c.
BOOTS d SHOES-N1en's calf boots, Men s
calf and kip brogans, women's hrogans and boots,
russell hrogans, boys and misses brogans, &c
LOTIfiNG-Linnen pants. cottonade do,
linnen drill do; alpaca, drab dete and limnen
coats
HATS-Mcn's silk, Panama Loghorn and
straw hats; boys chip and palm hats; men S OF
ter fur, Russia fur, and wool hats.
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lSZ!Rs.oeFRfMEsS:

Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Rice, Soda, Salaratus, Mack
erel, Pickles, 30, Sc.
Punctual dealers are tho kind Of customers
wanted, and those who pay cash will find 1t to
their interest to buy OF us.
Country produce that we can readily sell, will
be taken in exchange for goods aud liberal prices
allowed.
ELLETT DEAN.
Dallas, May lS56.--jO;tr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-20

HANlNG associated ourselves in the practice
II n of Medicine, we very respectfully offer our
professional services to the public generally, and
will give strict attention to all cases cntrust-
ed to our care. $. b. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
n5:tf CllAS. II. PRYOR, NJ D..
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OSCEOLA SAW AND GRIsT MILL,
ON ELM FORK, DALLAS CO.,

ON ELM FORK, DALLAS CO.,
TEXAS.
FHNhe undersigned would most respect f 9. i
H. fully inform their friends and the kzzz4z..g
public generally, that they have just completed
and now have in complete running order, SA"
AND GRlST MILL, for saving, and grinding
corn, and that they will he in readiness to grind
wheat, also. in few weeks. Their mill is stu
atcd on the Elm Fork of Trinity, about four and
half miles North West Of Dallas, on the main
road leading to Birdyillc.
They will grind corn for TOLL for one eighth,
and wheat at the same rate as soon as their wheat
mill is ready.
Having been at considerable expense in fitting
up their mills in the best manner, and being de-
termincd to do justice to their patrons they res
pcctfully solicit share of public favor.
GEORGE w. BAIRD & co.
Dallas, April 7, lS55--52:ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Spring and Summer Goods,
Inst 10 Hand,

ENLLETT & DEAN are now receiving their
u NEW and VARIED STOCK OFFSPRING
and SUMMER GOODS; purchased nv one Of the
firm expressly for this market, and consisting,
in part, oC
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS:
Ready Made Clothing, l.innens, Cottonales,
Cloth and Cnasimer Coats, Pants, Vosts, SHIRTS,
Hats, Caps, Roots, Shoes. &C., &C.,
LADIES' GOODS;
Silks, Bernges, laccs, Bohinctts, Tnrltons,
Ribbons, Edgings, Braid, Bonncus (silk and
straw Shoes (gaitcr, kip and Eid,) In fact,
many other very handsome. neat, and durable
species of the latest stylOs Of Ladies' Goods too
numerous 10 mention,
We warrant to Please tho Ladies' If thoy will
call and examine our Stock. lfno purchases are
made no charges will be entered. Weinvitcyou to
come and examine for yourselves before purchRs.
ing elsewhere, as our selection cannot fail to
please you.
We are also receiving fresh supply of
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GS!;IRyocERfE5s!3


Coffee, sugar, salt, candles, tobacco, crushed
and powdered sugar, soda, alum. salmratus indi
20, starch, pickles, pepper sauce, vinegar claret
and sweet wine, pie fruit, candy, lemon syrup,
table salt. fresh oysters. cigars, mackarei, rice,
moasses, dried apples. whale and lard oil, lin
seed oil, white lead, bar lead, rectiiied whiskey,
peach brandy, cognac brandy, Sherry and Nladei,
IA wine, French brandy in bottles; y 10 and
10 E12 glass, matches, buckets. hrooms tubs,
cocoa Clippers. &C.
HARDWARE-A general assortment in this
line
SADDLERY-B Brides, martingales. web
rcus, cruppers girths, circinglcs, bride leath-
crs, saddle wallets, blind brides, moss blankets,
hogskn collars, fly nets, webbing, ladies and gen
tlemen' saddles, carpet bags. &c,
Together with many other articles too hume
rous to mention, which will be sold on as IA
vorabe terms as any other house.
CASH CUSTOMERS will meet with in
lucements not heretofore offered-a 1.-THE cheap
n Man the cheapest at
GOLD & Es0NALDsON's.
Dallns Nav TO- lS56-5l:tf