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FOE. SALE,

The hpuac with aoxls1 feet Of land ~ Aiektgnuav.
with A elegant n1p4J, weu stocked. and ground In !
hfe state ii cultivation. not ell N;h!n ten days
, 1869-05-04

Riverside av. Property.
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the Chfca 70. BU11nxton D. Quincy Rai2Kpad.
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BOYD Il GARRISON,
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, 1869-05-04

For Sn'e at 81, ,25o per acre. We
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, 1869-05-04

Arrival Of the New DrIcuta. nFaucA
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;shei the natives Th a: AL at7ao 1 1 V7e PRO-
cured, and t4s i position
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

No EXERCISE EorAL To misunderstanding
acts so directly upon the organs within both
chest and abdomen. Ten hearty laughs, real
shouts, will do more to advance the general
health and vitality than an hour spent in the
best attitudes and motions, if done in a sober,
solemn spirit. OF course | know you can t
laugh at will, so you must play with the dog,
play with your children, introduce hundred
games which involve competition and fun Open
the folding doors, move back the center table,
and go it. Play with the bags, run for the pins,
play any of the games which you recall from
Yomr early eXperience