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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
HALL,s pAIR REND1vun

10 the best prepA exnt for restoring gray hair Ia
its original color preventing ts falling out and promot
ing s grnwth II IL also beautiful Hair Dressing Ia,
sale by all drugglsts. ausisim u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
NEW BOOKS, NEW q 90 ks
A4RaR 2 RuTIEH,a

NEW BOOKS, NEW BooKs
AT E. 8. R. BurLERs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 4ao KARKET STREET,
WILAIHdToH, DELAWARE
Ths Aslropolitssj by Robert s. Clair. Cloth.
Camp aud Prlsols-rWenty Montha In the Departmen
ofthe Gulf; BY Col. DuEhnna
Rose Douglas Cloth.
Mrs. GoodfslloW's Cookery as It Should Be- Cloth.
Charcoal Sketches; BY Jos. G. Neal Cloth.
Home Heroes Saints and MArtyrsi By T. Q. Arthur
Cloth.
wsst Virginia: Its Yarns and Forests Mines and OIL
Wells. Cloth.
OIL Regions Of PennsylVaniA. Cloth.
Summers Story shsFidana Ride and other Poems; BY
T. Buchanan Read.
Too Old Bird to be Caught With ohAn; BY Mrs dorG
The Young Cadet; by Captain Bellsw.
Annie, or ContentmsRti by Mrs hAskenHia.
Daniel.
The Lost VIII By Mrs Henry Wood.
Match Making.
Castles In the Air; by Mrs. Gore.
Also, large number Of New Books Of various kinds-
All the latest Magazines and NeVspApers. stationery
Porte MonnAlss, Poeket wallets and Fancy Articles
3. D. X. BUTLER,
oea1 40 Market street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

ssw CASTLE AcooMMsDATIos.
TSI A n. 4iHksoa ana PhhAdelphia
i'fs e, sahiaSd:PhlA asn at eeoP WILMINGTON a, Yss
% AMI Fl IN Baltimore can now 20 through
storping owe. At Wiimingto1 as herstotors AA
a. iuAVing Baltimore t 2, MI for Fs.,avn
-" Hin ohange eSrs At Naw Crsle Ju etlon psssaa
hastern enore to Biltimors will change eaTs Al
L. e. sBwALL, Jr,
buperlutendenk Nal n n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.


POI. SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
No THE Three sored Brick House, No s2i Wash
nss9n street containing al the eopvenences and i'm
p'eFsnenls OF amodern built house.
"a hne new Tires stOried Brick House. on Della
venlfnee. ' ~ > wv
No IA Three stored Brick House, No. 7Os Tatnail
street. eonEenienily located and desirable residence.
80. 80 4-A Three storied Brick House, No. 70f TAtnall
.er adjoining No. 3, containing some ten room and
u very deslfRble property,
ne aboVe properties nearly new aud In excellent
an sn5 per-sns Wishing to purchase desirable pro.
r1nisa and get immod ate pOssesson, should give uH
eah Hhd examine tho ah0va Apply to
WM. MoCAuLLEY 4 CO.,
., Real Estate Dealers, aO6 Market Street,
"u'' Wilmington. Dei.
I'OH sALE.--THB LIGHT DRAFT SIDE WHEEL
siesmot Occur de Lion,' 20 tons will be disposed OF
" y tve highest bidder At puhlic Auction, on WEDEEs-
~ lo,ohet 10Th At O'Clock, p N at Light House
nati, loot OF Fourth street. Wilmiagton, Delaware,
tho sale. - - f "
IEhhs Twenty per cent u purchase money 70 bo
pAa AZ tins A!a and balance uron tho removal OF the
stesaet within five days alter.
ny order nf The Light HOUSE Boatd.
STEPHEN D. rRENClARD,
Light House Inspector Fourth District.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
LOR SALE lOR RNNT.--TmAT VERY

EoR SALE lOR RENT.--THAT VERY
4 DESIRABLE PROPERTY, at the North East corner
Ianaii street and running through TO second street
naWns upon il good brick Office sud very large frame
building tultAblo Dr business Front street and
three good houtea and stable Second street This
property viii ha sold at very reasonable price and upon
he most ea6y terms. For particular. apply to
W. MoOAULLEY a co,
n,rho ~ $50 NJ nj 49, - 80. ~ oteoN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
REAL ESTATE SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,--
VIII be sold AZ public sale on WEDNESDAY October
10Th. 1865 on the premises farm Of about 1850 acres
tiluaet on the Naemans Creek road about two miias
Drandywne Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware
This farm Is we'll wasered has is 20 acres Of timber
much Of which Ia fine chestnut rail timber The land
10 the best quality AMI In good state Of cultivation
he Improvements are large dwelling and large fams
barn pring house and falling spring. and we'll
OF good water at house and baru.
Persona wshng to view this property will call on VIM
Cooley the premises P Ford 500 Market street.
Phlladephis. 'N'7
sale TO commenss at IL o'clock, NJ, when conditions
will be made known by ANNA FORD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

WMITING DESKS AND WORK BoxE
w Ladies and 6eniI TTsvNllinz paEn. y J. n poi,
T11'As zoe Market atrsst. d,sis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
CHERIFFis sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF d
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART.
N ntrship existing between the undersiguei undsr
the name Of JOHN MERltlCK co was dissolved on
ths nrst day sf June, 1866 by mutual consent
JOHN MERRIcR,
c. W. HORN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

EoR RENT.--I5 ACHES OF MARSH, |
I he oWnsend knad 4" In = hollanu Crsss NarshS
isd into NJ ave lots Abo sx acres n th HBran.
dysine Aaish." Possession immvd ,Ately. Apply 10
W. McuAULLEY co,
Real EstAts Dealers, 606 Market street
naro Wllmfngton nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,

~ ~ RhAhWA Az
MAY 22d, 1865.
The Cars the City Iae will leave Delaware Avenue
Depot
Every 20 minutes from $40 A. H., until 7.6o A, N.
~ " $50 A. NJ 800 r Nj
90 ~ 900 P. NJ, 10 70 P. 81
And the stand at Front and Walnut stree,s rear OF
Philadelphia, Wilmington AMI Baltimore Railroad depot
Every 30 minutes from G.35 A. NJ, until s.i5A AM
10 F." SIS A. NJ " Q.25 pM
20 " " s.25 p. VI, " ii.U6 2. Nj,
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Car viii follows, making clone conusctions with
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

A CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE
IA COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-lgL acres within
thres miles Of the city of Wilmington aud quarter ofa
mile OF the W. a q. Il. R. The house la roomy and
convenient being three stories high 10 the main and
back buildings. The price at viii ths properly can bs
bougnt IS very low II bought soon. For tsrms de- Ap.
PLY % W. McCAULLEY 4 Co.
teh2l Real Estate nealars, G06 Market at,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

~ W. HORN, LATE OF THE (LATE) FIRM OF
W John MerTek Co.. will continue the manuiaeturs
Of all kinds CT CARRi AGES, at No. lO3 WdinW Sfrsel
the Depot, where he will be pleased 10 seo hi
fiiends and customers as formerly. c. W. HORN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
Uar VIII run as I0oWE making clone connsctlona Win
lhM CArA the Cllp linn.
spRCIAL NnTICNs
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young msu who wish 10 quNify themselves for Husl.
mesa Lifo, have unequAled advantages for doing scat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02

LNOR RENT.--A LEATHER FACTORY,
= on Fourth steeat, between Madison and Monroe Ss
Apply to W. MoCAULLBY CO.,
oeA COG Market Street. WILMINGTON Del
DRICK CLAY LOTS, WITHIN THE CITY
- OF Wilmington, will be leased for a term Of years
jels-Sm JAMES WEBB.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-02
"a FOR RENT,

L ARGE BUILDING FOR SALE.--THE
IL UNION CHURCH. in Second street near Washington
street. Tbs congregation have erected and beAuti.
full church at Fifth aud Washington, hsncs the old
house Is for sale az much less price than 1t be built
for st present.. SASH MAKERS, MACIIlNIsTs AND
MANUFACTURERS TAKE NOTICE. Call on
tepIs-N BRIGHT A SON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
OSCEOLA MILLS
EnR SALE.


FUvHE undersigned offers for sale the
above wen known Mills, situated 81
miles North Of Dallas, on Elm Fork Of Trim
ity. He will sell the whsle property, or
ons-half interest in the same.
These Mills are capable Of grinding 55O
bushels Of grain in "A hours. are in perfect
repair and fine running order, having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired since
CHRISTMAS. There are attached 10 the MIL
q Saw-MiH and Lathe, the last Of which Is
very necessary TO the NIL.
Also, 326 acres Of timbered land.
Also, a farm of 80 scrss Of prairie land,
81 acres Of Il in cultivation, and 65 acres
timber. All Of which viii be sold on The
uost liberal terms
For further particulars, enquire o. he
undersigned al the Above Nills, Of a. his
residsncs in Dallas
JOS. W. ELLETT
Dallas July y, 1s5s.-4aiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
THE STATE OF TEXAS. >


To the Sheriff of johnson County Greeting !:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon,
BY publication, Samuel Ellis, Jerry b.
Parker, J. T. Blackford and the unknown
heirs Of George Galley, deceased, to be and
appear before the District Court TO be hold
en- in and for the county of Johnson, at the
Court House tn reof in the town of Buchan-
an, on the third Monday in September next,
then and there to answer the petition of
John A. Black, fled in said Court, which
alledges that the said Samuel Ellis, on the
30th day Of January, 1857, executed and de-
liyered TO petitioner and W. c. Phillips, a
title bond for one-half Of Certificate No.
I42. Issued by the Board Of Land Commits
sioners for Harrisburg county, for 1850
acres on condition that they would locate
and have surveyed and patented the same.
That Petitioner and said Phillips have COM
rlied with the terms Of said bond that the
natent issued 10 the heirs Of the said George
Galley. and that the services rendered were
reasonable worth one-balf the land; that
the said Ellis sold and conveyed said GER
tifcats 10 said Parker and Blackford, and
that the said Phillips sold and conveyed all
his interest in said land 10 plaintiff.
Herein fail not, but have you, then and
tbers this writ via your action thereon en-
dorsed
- Witness my hand and seal Of
SEAL htbe District Court Of johnson
S7NIcOunty. Given under ny hand
and seal ~ said Court, in Che town Of Bu-
cbnnsn. this 5ih day ofJuiy, 1855
JAS. HIEER, elk D.. C.J.C.
Iss-ed the 5th day Of Jelly. 1856.
JAS. HINER, CLERK.
csrsfo hsud July the 9Th, 1856, snd or
dered 70 Be Published in the Dallas Herald
for eight successive veskA
l8fsrl EMH HEATH, Sheriff ,. II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
sou REWARD.

C,TRAYED from the undersigned, On Fri
- day. the 18th inst, 4 DARK BAN
HORSE. Isl hands high, years old, no
brands. has a coal black spot On the left
shOulder about an inch long, black name
and tail, scar on the len hp, gear marks
on his neck and shoulders. Said horse vas
hitehed in tie bottom opposite Dallas, near
the Ferry. and is supposed 70 have broken
loose and sfrayed on.
IriIl give artEs-d q So for he deliTs-
~ Of said horse 20 Mr.. ?. r. Snow, On
Mounfsin Creek. 80.
Dallas JAY &c ls55-itsr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
A CRowy oF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and CHA Who has u'ri
STERLING'S AMBR0SlA,

EVERY MAN, Woman and chiI Nho has usrh
STERLING'S AMBROSIA.
1. willing TO recommend IL. Three years u rapidly
Increasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all
over the World.
TITS WARRANTED To PLEASE.
II cures Itching Of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
lipreyents the Hair from Falling Out.
IL renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceauses the sealpi cools the Heated Brow Removes
DandruHf Cures Nervous Headache Cures baldnoss
Insures Luxuriant Locks iuelinos lIairIo Curl sn
persees wigsi Kills Hair Eaters Good effect appa'
rent at once,
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Tho Ambrosla will suit you toa T. Elegantly put
up. Delieaicy perfGmed, Patroslzed by Opera
Singers aud Actresses. Sold In splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bolIesNo. 2ior NOR
ming, No. I for evening.
THERE is NO MISTAKE AB0UTIT,
sTERLINGs AMBROsIA Is the best, most ugrren'
bio and effective toilet In the world. To prove this,
try a carton. Sold by Druggists.
Sterling's AmbrOsia Manufacturing Co.
ais Fulton Street, New York,
BARNES, WARD Il co.,
81 Magazine ST., New Orleans,
[ap2i-Jilyl Sole Southern Agents.
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I,oSt V.andCertiRcafe.

UHAVE lost the Headlight Certificate
i for $40 acres Of land, issued to the heirs
Of Charles Spaulding, deceased, by W. ;.
Hoichkiss Commissioner Of Claims, OF the
State Of Texas, on the 30th day Of Februa-
ary A. D. 1850, said certificate is numbered
80. IL said certificate is not found with
in the time prescribed by Law, | viii apply
to the proper authority for duplicate
VI. ID. BULLION.
Dallas. Texas. July 10Th 1S66-43.9t
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W7F'-' : FT---T - = # :
PALo PINTO COUNTY.

TAKEN UP and esiray0d before j, i, llalt-, q
GRAY MARE, four years Old, II hauds high, branded
NJ q on the left shoulder. Valued at sixty dollars
TAKEN Up aud estrHyed hy W, q. Preston, q
large OK, with brndle neck aud spCcklrd or spoitrd
Sides or 10 Years old, branded ), ", ON tho right
hin marked crop aud split In right ear, and Ewal'
low fork In lcft. Valued ~ twenty-five dollars,
TAKEN VP and esirlvrd before J, II. Rcll, small
dark brown horse MULE ~ hands high i've wears
old saddle, halter aud glrl marks, star In forehead,
scar across tho nose. branded on right shoulder 4,
on the len III 4, Valued az orty'hyo dollars,
TAKEN Pand cstraycd by W. Enbank small
sORREL MARE two yeors old, laV mano and tail
small white spot In the forehead, thirteen and half
hands high, no brands, Valued NJ thirty dollars.
TAKEN UP aud cstraytd hy T. O. Powers, o small
RAY PONY MARE, about . or 10 years old, some
white hairs In her forehead, cft fore foot white,
branded ON the lcft shoulder with heart, ~ hands
high Also q hay horse colt year old past, both
valued al fifty dollars This the l2th day ufJulv lsGG
II.3ta T. WRIGHT, CIR c. O., + T., ca.
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a gsansmsn N ibis siiY uhilsifateilas
On htfsshaek lasi Fefh ln Titus eluniff
Wllh considerable m1nty In his faokei, Wss
loihed Nv Two other individuals who pfo.
posed 10 travel in eomtanY and pct W
together NJ house q short dlsianee nhead
With the proprietor n which they isIfesen.
ted themselves as being acquainted. The
three Travelled together until after DARK
when, on some preiense, tie two strangers
dismouniod, end one " them, drawing q
pistol from bis sadlle-bags, commenced
hiring on our friend, who only escaped by
leaving his horse aud laLing the woods
JefeTson HHl.hH.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.


ATY former Residence and Law Ofice,
Min the town of fort Worth, Tarrant County,
Texas The dwelling Is built Of brick has I've lark
rooms and hail good Jut houses, &c. The otice IS
a neat frame building, the public square OF the
town VIII sell one or both. Title perfect. haV-
ing located permanently In the CITY 81 Houston,
viii sell cheap for CASH part cash and balance en-
time, with approved security
Anply to me at the city OF Houston, or irwin i.g-
gleston, on the place, 10 my Agent, W u; ~ "a
Ell, at Fort Worth. j. W OAifAh
faS.3.n
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WOOL CAEsDKNG.

EEAVING thoroughly renovated and reft-
I'll ted our Carding Machine with new
cards, we are now ready to receive wool,
and do as good work as can be done in this
State. We therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of our old customers, and all who
desire work in our line
Our terms are one-fourth of the wool, or
10 cents per pound for white, l22 cents for
colored, and Is cents for mixed wool.
Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Chick
ems, good Hides, unwashed Wool, and other
country produce that we can dispose of Ia
ken in exchange for carding, or for rolls, at
the highest market prices. Wool must be
washed clean and free from burrs and sticks
and one pound of grease to every eight
pounds of wool must be furnished.
ELLIS & MORROW.
Dallas. Texas, june ID, 1S6G-37:3m.
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The steamers |. c. Harris and Harlan
came in Monday night or rather early
Tuesday morning from Indianola. The
Harris has been detained four days beyond
her regular trips. She left yesterday for
New Orleans. Capt. Fowler informs us
that he never witnessed more violent
storm than that which he encountered in
Matagorda Bay. Four small schooners
were driven by the wind through the wharf,
tearing it to pieces, and all four schooners
were sunk and the wharf nearly destroyed
II will be several weeks before the wharf
can be repaired so as to ship more beevcs
from that point. The steamer Potowski
was seen off the bar during the storm, but
soon disappeared, and it is supposed she is
lost with all on board. The storm ragged
with all its violence for eight or ten hours,
and nearly all the town Of Indianola was
oyeraown. Capt. Fowler had not heard
from Lavaca and does not know what dam
age was done at that place. He succeeded
OF one time in crossing the bar to the out
side, but found the sea running so heavily,
he was glad to get back again.
THE STORM Down WEsT-The steamship
Potowski is FIVE miles below Pass Cavallo
ashore. The steam Revenue Cutter, Della
ware, with Capt. Haviland on board, mas
gone to her assistance, with anchors, chains
and steam pump.
The schooner John Oliver, was turned
upside down.
The schooner Veto, from New York,
driven through The wharf-now high and
dry ashore. :.
Two schooners-names not knoWn-dls-
appeared, supposed to be sunk.
All the Harlan's cargo lost, by the Veto
knocking it of the wharf.
From a passenger on the Harlan we learn
that large thrce.masted schooner, loaded
with freight for factory in New Mexico,
was blown ashore in the late gale at In
dianola. A part of ercargo that had been
discharged on the wharf was lost by the
wharf being knocked down by two small
schooners driven through it ny the storm.
lie reported that he saw the signs of the
wreck of several vessels.-Gal. Na~', 18th.
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rarnAY no1fnEN.
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f.hH q r1ffi B.. fn..fH N| iI rilt
.Ha ukG mfur. About lI.f. HII Ilf. iHHif il.h
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tal n.f fahl.r o.. UiIhHsfe.N .f il.fiIAi ~ ilr
'ai, ,,'r,rs' i", ,.a,.s.s. ,, '.,,,,si ~.
fre n. Nt.rs. =, a. rrHlnli SO . fnr NNAi
ilUfrI a.. ta.uf fHlrs Hll, l' I.UI NI.l. Nl luI
a {, uu Doc Irii HII.uIIH. THI..H HI .f.I..
fAKIg tpN lus.r i1H. Hnl W..l goo
II. Uoldgtii T. u. rrr0iurt SO. ~ nuu NIHlk beaded
aud sIeckled sided OK, Gor wears 30, marked M
dsrslope IN ofeseh ear branded ihu', cu iho lsii
hip valued AZ sls, lltlildJ
TAKEN Up BY John McGraw aud estIafcl le,
fore John n. HryHn, J. Y. Precinct No. !, oie nNf
MARE "a hands high, about wears OH valued 20
Ssn one mouse colored MARE, about ~ ytar- old,
r. hands high, branded Ck on thc len rhuuller and
spanish brand on the lefi ilfh valued s.o Also
one yellow STALLION with faN mann AMI tail,
about 70 hands high, years old, branded with an
inverted 7 On the len shoulder and valued At t+"
liI1tpdl
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
GpyNTY OF, TARRANT.
7J3he Sheriff or any la,sful officer Of said
County Greeting: ..
V0U are hereby commanded to summon
Il J.C. Nixon, by publication for three
successive weeks in the Dallas Herald, to
appear before me at my Office in Fort Worth,
said county, on the LIST Saturday in Septem-
Der, 1866, before two o'clock p. M. of said
day, to answer the complaint of Selete Crow.
ley, in a plea of debt for SOC 43-l00 as per
account on file, the same being for note
paid to Turner s. Daggett for said Nixon.
Make service and due return hereof as
the law directs. june 25th, 1866.
]. p. B. WILLIAMS,
J. P. Precinct No. 5, I. c. Texas.
A true copy, certify. June 80, 1866.
FRANK ELLIST0N,
Sheriff T. C. Texas.
The Editor Of the Dallas Herald viii pub
Itch this citation for three successive weeks
Respectfully, FRANK ELLlST0N,
T44:3t.1 Sheriff of 7. G. Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
The Teachers Convention.

This body completed its work and adj
jod.ned on Friday last. The proceedings
we're fraught with importance to the entire
State. We understand they will shortly be
published in pamphlet form.
An Educational Convention was organ
lied of which Prof. Hancock, ofthe Houston
Academy, was elected President, Prof
Cline. Of Cbappell Hill, Secretary, and
Prof. c. C. Brown, of this city, Treasurer.
A general system Of education was
agreed upon, which includes the following
primary textbooks; Websters Spelling
Book; Goodrich's Series of Readers, Buffers
English Grammar, Monteith's Biographies
up 10 the 4th, and then Cotton'sand Davies
Arithmetical series up TO Trigonometry.
II was also determined 20 publish an edu-
eational journal, rs soon o. the fidances Of
the association will justify the undertak-
ing.
On the evening Of the adjournment, n
series Of resolutions we're adopted, urging
che Legislature 10 establish normal schools
in the State, and as sO0n as practicable, a
University, at which the course Of educa-
ton shall begin where il terminates in all
oghers. L
The Convention lie to assemble again at
SavssOts on the LIST Of July, le6I.-HOEst0n
Transcript. .
An old lady once triumphanily pointed
10 the aEpistle 10 the Roman, and asked
where one could be found addressed 20 the
POtesfanfs This vas equaled By and old
negro Baptist, 81 he SOuth, Who said 70 his
master, q Methodist:
you've read the Bible, / s'PossT
Yes" $1,000 --sr-rr
aTell, yoa'v. r..s in Il ofvbes John The
Baptist, hasn't you7'
yes
aweIf yvu never say nstking shout no
John he Methodist, did you
Ne"
ueTen. den. you see dsrss Baptist in Dc
E5ble. bat dsrs amt nc Msfho1ist; and De
Bibles On NJ SIDE