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they look forward to large crop of wheat.
Inc late frosts have, it is feared by many.
played hob with the peaches, but old set
tiers persist In ''stiking out" that the frosts
have done no harm, as the buds were in
nearly all cases expanded to their fullest
extent, and In bloom, and not.iust BUDDING
when the frosts came on. -
ILLINOIS. Jonesboro Gazetfe savs
the farmers are sowing oats and clover to a
far greater breadth than usual. Worn out
lands are to be reclaimed, and tanners are
awake to the good offices of clover. Fruit
growers are also endeavoring to raise such
crops as viii render them Independent SO
far as the food of their animals is con-
cerned.
Inc lawrence county correspondent of
the Springfield Register saws of wheat
prospects in that section: 1.-THE wheat
fields, under the genial warmth of the sun,
are beginning to make a more favorable
appearance, and the farmers look more
hopeful, and say that the crop will be
pretty good in this county. 1t is always
well when the husbandman is amply re-
warded for his toll; and as things look now,
there is reason to hope for good crops
| generally.
| OHio.-Ine Toledo Btdde, OF WedneS-
day, says of wheat:
From several farmers of this and adjoin-
ing counties, with whom we converseC
yesterday, we learn that the growth and
appearance of wheat was never NOR
promising of en- abundant yield than it i
this season. On sandy soil the slende
blades have already reached height of iron
four to six inches, while on clayey soil it i
up about three inches, and has a thrift,
color. The farmers are already despairin
over the low price which the prosperity
great crop of wheat is likely to receive.
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Semi-WeeISIy Union and American
six months, So.
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THERE is no business so small that, if it
is worth carrying on at all, ii is unworthy TO
be advertised.
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Just Received

Just Received
10 Sacks Ear Corn for seed.
NJ. A. PARRISH & Co.
College st. South Of Broad.
aprl5-1w.
MARsEILLEs Quilts from $1.25 upwards,
at G. RICE & Co.'S,
apr19-1w No. 63 College ST.
USE Fahnestock, Haslett u Schwartz
formerly B. 4. Fahnestock q Co. 81 Pure
White Lead, it cannot be exoelled.
As an expectorant, c. F. Cations Cough
Balsam cannot be excelled.
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WHENEVER you wish furniture at low
price and of the best quality, go to McKoln
Il Co., No. Sc College street, as they have
on hand very elegant and new stock OF
furniture and carpets, of the richest styles,
which they propose to sell at as low prices
as can be sold in the market. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere. apr23 2t
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Daily Union and American one
year, SIS.
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Old Mnde New

Daily Union and American one
Vear. 2S.
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The sales on the 2lst inst. were as fol-


The amount of grain in store at Chicago
on Monday last compares with last year as
follows.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Supreme Judge.
MURFREEsBoRo, April %, 1870.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
Gentlemen-As the most comprehen-
sive answer to the various calls upon me,
pnblic and private, to become candidate
for thu Supreme Court Judgeship, have
concluded to announce myself IS such.
Please announce me. Yours truly,
apr-24 EDWIN Il. EWING.
For Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to announce John c.
Thompson a candidate for Judge of the
Circuit Court of this Judicial District
apr24-te
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MAGNOLIA Hat.

We have Just received the Magnolia hat,
which is the handsomest style of the season.
Being ventilated, it is the most comforta-
BILE and pleasant for spring and summer
wear. - LANDE & Bro,
apr93 If 81 Public Square.
If you want strictly pure wines and IL
quors, buy them of Slime and birmingham,
corner Public Square and Cedar street
apr23 3t
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spr2s-2t Opposite Maxwell House, Cherry st

THE finest assortment of fancy groceries
at Slime & Birmingham's, corner Cedar
street and Public Square. apr23 st
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Only UniOn aud American one
month, 10 CENTS
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Accident at the Quarry,

Daily Union and American six
months, 81.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
A large supply of choice teas and spices
at Slime & Birmingham's, corner Cedar
street and Public Square. apr23 st
A LARGE line of figured Alpacas at 90
cents, at q. RICE 20: S,
apr19 1w No. 62 college ST.
PoNGEE Parasols from IS cents upwards,
at G.. RICE & Co.'S,
apr19-1w No. GO College st.
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Freaks of n LunaIiC.

Semi-weclIy Union and American
three months, 81.
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The Fates Have so Decreed.

The Fates Have so Decreed.
Anon.
Lead me where the Fates have told thee.
Hats are cheaper than elsewhere;
Show me the last Hat they sold thee!
What! 50 cheap? yet texture rarel
It's stylish, too, the latest model,
Made to fit with perfect ease
The round, or long, uneven noddle,
And the critics eye to please.
And then the price, why bless my stars!
'Tis lower than 1 ever thought
They're fit to grace the Head Of Mars,
And for trihe can be bought
In all designs for Summer wear
At VAIN & WALKERS, Public Square.
VAIN & WALKER,
PREMIUM HATTERS,
apr9-tf4thp No. "a Public Square.
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Scrni-WeckIy Union and American
one year, 81.
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stricken with Paralysis.

Daily Union and American one
L-nnr
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apr9-tf4thp No. "a Public Square.
BE not deceived by limitations of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover; call for
Halls and accept no other. d&w1t
coz DAY MADE AT HOMEi 40 entirely new
s0HO articles for Agents. Samples sent free.
Address Ii. b. SHAVE Alfred, Me. marl-dAw3m
USED Ur-EssAYs For You've MES.-The ener
waited and used up, who have lost their youthful
energy, ambition and bodily vigor, in the pursuit
of social pleasure-with words of cheer, and sani-
tary aid for the seemingly hopeless. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes Address, HowARD AssoCIAToS
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa jan3O 3md&w
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Southern Bonds in New York.

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the both inst. were
nc follo1rc.
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q asniran1s and 1heIr Friends
Nashville, Tenn.

Daily Union and American three
months, So.
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Weightv Chicken,

Weekly Union and American three
fS
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THE GRAB GAME.

Daily Union and American one
month, 20 cents.
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Thieves About.

Weekly Union and American six
months, ST.
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A game of base ball is reported to us as
having been played yesterday between the
Stokes Club and the Young Southern, in
which the former quit playing on the field,
and the latter took their club from them.
A game was played between the Stone
wall and the Mutual clubs, in which the
former scored %, and the latter 10, max
ing difference of II.
Daily Union and American three
months, 50.
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lIemphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April 23.-Cotton stiff at 221c;
receipts 692 bales; exports 712 bales.
Flour 4.5O@6.50. Corn LIS. Oats 65c.
Hay $500. Bran 2S.OO Pork 29.O0.
Lard 16@17tc. Bacon steady; shoulders
124c; sides 174c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

II s not necessary TO journey from the tropics 10
AlaskR In order 10 exp"rivneefhe esirsmas Of hfsi
and cold. Thousand. undergo all tho inoonvcn'-u'
ces OF this ihermouiotrical change every day, or
every other day, ~ tho case may 10. without the
trouble of moving over tho Threshold. word with
these involuntary shakers. What are they doing 10
expedite their Ieinrn to n medium Temperature =
10 break tho chills and binish the fsvor1 Arc they
dosing themselves with quinne, Thereby imperilins
tho soundnoss or their bones nnd inipkifins The
yixor Of their brains and nervous SYSTEM Some OF
them arc, no boubt, but not tho majority OF Them,
IL Is believed. Tho value OF llosietter's Stomach
BittorB is harmless aud certain specific Tor fever
aud n=uo Ia understood aud appreciated In AL paris
of the country who're intcrmtients prevail. Tbs
residents OF such localities begin TO take early 10
the spring IA projection against the miasna by
which they are surrounded; not all OF them, per-
hans for blind adherence 10 error Is the speciality
oil some people, but the greater number.
lfthero is any iixed fact ia Therapeutics, II Is
tbis that the Bitters arc n far better safeguard
against all tho varieties Of periodic miladics pro-
duced by uuwbolosoua, exhulaiionS than any drug
or compound in tho ma.era mcdica OF tho pio'os'
sion. This assertion Is made with all duo respect
to tho faculty, but being au important truth, and
one that nearly the health OF large settle
ments In various parts of tho country, md Indeed
of the public at large, 1t Ia made iearlessiy Found
ed on ample aud unimpeachablo testimony, II dehes
dieprovnl. .a-L. $50.
10 break up chils and foyers as well az TO pre-.
vcGt them, there is Dothins 30 reliable us thil
wholesome vegetable restorative.
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g,iG:n AnunalFair.

We are pleased to observe deep ante
ipativc interest in the forthcoming exhibi-
tiou and Fair of tho Dallas County Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association
Eothing will be left undone on the part Of
the Directory or the citizens to render the
Fifth Animal Fair successful in every re-
sncct. Interest in such matters, on the
part of the people generally, augurs well
for the future prosperity of the State. We
have at several times descnnted at length
on the influence for good exercised by
county and State agrlcul,urala and mcchan-
ical. fairs, and hence win content ourselves
on the present occasion by merely remerk-
Ing that our hearts arc With the Associa-
ton, and we hope the spirit of generous
rivalry already aroused will increase with
lime.
The Premium List appears ON the first
fagc Of the HERALD to-day.
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THAyKs.-1'o our energetic and newly
elected Sheriff JrnE. NJ. BRows the Senior
returns his thanks for basket full Of fine
large mealy Irish Potatoes. They were de-
licious aud came in the nick of time for
our better half, who, just getting up from
sick bed, highly appreciated them. ~
Our thanks are also due and are hereby
rendered to Mrs. SIDNEY Y. MuRPHY, for
large basket of vegetables of various kinds,
prominent among which were come large
and fine Irish Potatoes-oar favorite vege-
table. .g.A
1t is indeed grateful to our feelings to
know that we are remembered by our
friends. Simple words can hardly cxpress
our gratitude to them for these evidences OF
their remembrance.
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NEW ADTRR rISg1ENrS.
tPLEAsE nEAp TmgN.l


sr. MATTHEWS pARIsu, PROTESTANT
Fp,seorAL cnuRoH--Ata meeting OF the
congregation f,hia Parish, on Monday at
,ernoOn, April 25,h, 1870, the following
per,ons we're elected vestrymen for the en-
suing year, via, W. L. Murphy, Nat W.
Buriord, J. W. Swindells, J. NJ. Patterson
r. c. Jordan, J. II. Morton, J. W. Haypss
Sam. Grossly aud ThOs, Walker, Aud the
following were elected delegates to the
General Council TO be held at Bryan, on
the 9th June proximo, viz; N. NJ. Burford,
re. Jordan, Tbos. Walker and J. W. Swim
dels.
subsequently at a meeiiag Of title Fe''ry,
the Rector Rev. &. d. Davenport, appointed
James VI. Patterson, Senior Warden, and
the following officers werc elected, yri s.
Grossly, Junior Warden Dr.J. W. Haynes
Treasurer and j. W. swindells, Secretary
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A Fine stock.

Messrs. FeBdlsy & Miller Of "The Office
saloon, have received large, fine and
pure stock Of Wines, Brandies, whiskicss
Tobacco, exc The liquors snd wines on
sale at Wholesale. These liquors, which
We lave sampled, are etrisinly the best
made. They were purchased vith Eiet
70 their purity, regardless Of cost and viii
be soll rt prices as low as he rroprietors
can possibly Def them 20. They viii also
he soid b. ibs glass At The ohes sale On
Ifs desire 10 svoid pOisons asa kesp 9
fsaHy rool borss deserves sueccs-s theH
sisr Friends, Fendisy a Miller, deserve i
nenaemier fl.cir boass opposite oify Heiti
ssaih eide q he rublic sara-e- Cal an
zee Tor yo1rssif-
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TO C6nsumptive.

The Advertiser. having becr PASTORAL 10 hoiit!f in
n few weeks, by q very simple remedy, after having
suffering several years with seyere lung adection,
and that dlead disease, Con aunr'cr-ls anxious 70
make known to his fsliow-suferers the means OF
euro. - q O. d ~ - -,
To Gil who dosire It., he will send a copy Of the
prescription used frce of charge), with tue difec-
lions for preparing and using tho Same, which they
will find SURF CvRE FOR CossuMPrios, ASTHMA,
BroscHIT,s, etc, The object of tho advertiser in
sending the prescription 10 to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he conceiyes 10 BIZ 10
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try Bis
remedy as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing TIN prescription, will
please address REV. EDWARD.A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, Now York
June IL. ! 869---3g.ly. Fff hHsa & t3NH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

Ess5HWc take pleasure in calling n'ten-
,ion to the card of 4. L. Andrews, whole
sale grocer, Galveston, Texas. lie Is one
OF your regular go. ahead sort OF men, and
piu sell out his stock as low as, if not low
er than, others are willing to do. Don't
take our word for it, but when you 60 or,
send to Galveston for groceries, be sure to
try MIR. Andrews.
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woRMs. WORMS,

BIZ Various theories have been started relative TO
tho orin of lnestinal worms. and yet the question
Ia still q voxed one anicng medical authorities on
one iact, however, all are informed, and In which
all agreethe fatal nature Of the influence they eS
art on children. At this Of the year, tho at.
tacks OF worms most frequent as well "a, most
d gerous We take great pleasure In directing
the attention of parents to tho Yermlfuge of DR..
NJ Lane Tits one of the most eStrartdlEary nedi-
cines ever Introduced to the public, and hes never
f,ilod of success when tried.
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the ehects o.
youthful indiscretion, viii. for the sake oil sunerHs
humanity. send free to allwho need II, tho receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy ny
which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to pront by
the advertisers experience, can soby addressing
in perfect confidence, la JOHN D. odpEN.
'I'Ig.-,ss.s.., Ma. ~ Cedar street, New York.
Jnne IL 1sGo--39:ly. IL ~ b.. fa.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

.DAh1 - - w ~ r 4 MI
TAKEN UP by WI 0yerton aud cstrayed be.
fore j. d, Kerfooi, J, P, Precinct No. ], ono IRON
GRAY HORSE, ls1s haLdhish' years zig Pig valued
at TSS AK UP bv a. W. coots aud estrayed baforo
J. P.Puttef .. p. Precinct No. II, one BAY PONY
HoRsE 9 years old, both hind feet white, some
white in forehead, 10 hpnds high valued at $50
TAKEN UP,by William Adams and estrayed be.
fore j. D. Keroot, j. T. Precinct No. I, one yoke Of
OXEN one = whifs STEER black spots, head
saa secl, nearly black, 8 years ola, marked cop
the other dark brow. II yerrs old. nail 10 right
horn, left car cut Cd coae 70 the head hranded ~
u TAKEN si UP BY o. H. r. wilton and esirsyet Be.
ROAM, IS hands high, years old. branded E N
on left shoulder. One BAY 10 RISE, IA hands high,
years oln, some saddle marks, branded n on The
II hands high, 10 years old, saddle marks brand
nEPoRTED to mo a. e,,rays by VI }. Iisiseii, !. p
Precinct No 4, the following animals, via
foneYELLow HORSE, years old, Is hands, high,
branded Of left shoulder u on lon bip x.
One Ray MARE. 8 ssArs old, both hind feet white,
branded on leit Shoulder with mule shoe.
Ono BnOwN,NARE,s small star in forehead.
One yesr GA black hprse COLT.
One year old black hers COLT. l573t
REPORTED &c me a. estIAys by J. D. RerfOOt, J.
Fssi fs5s s GRAY MAZE yss cd, az snds
hi1h brsndcd on loft kelader brand indiscf1bai.e
one BAY COLI, star In forehead, both hind feet
"s Sss sohrEL n oRsr * hama. hsh se.r. old,
star in forsisad bssh bsd isst white branded lof
ihlss NJ NV ;gT s. 'sia's ssssss sl.. s white
h, %: h e5ss s y FiE s ,s:
IA - Z" II 81 al 10 & e r.. Al
!. one RAN MARI, ltl< hand bish, blaze face, three
white feet years Old branded leit shoulder e6.
One BLACK MARE. 14ik hands high, btfd f3cs.
0fs fear % BAF COLI, stnr in forehsad, band
Ore Bkf f0E5E . tssr OK, star IN fofshsad,
Gns s0ffif ne ksE n h-bds birt, stnr IN fore
bead yrars Old, b-znded On right shouidsf.
one soHElEI PAISf fILLrf, ~ fore and hind
fset <lIts lfsna-1 a slshi shoulder II D.
Ooe s3EREL FAM MARE, 10 years old, Is
hasas high trsnseaon irhrhouissr h.is See.
: lzAKrxVPe. W 17surhe sra -<f,.Fez bsf,r,
u tftrs. J. p Precintt " 81 enc BAf HORSE.
~ Tssrs 90. soIss sddis msrE. ~Iiis sput D frrt
rIfrs OK. years cd. nsrk crop ana oTg-h.ll
cr.r ~ rirhf s-r sd srili IL The ls- brnndsf =
On len tir; nrprsisrf e. SIS. Also, enc red au1
utfts flf.E Ok. 70 fsalt "a uErfHd crop nnd IN
asrEtlf - u Itach 'ear nrfraiscf n g. Ais
ans al brrr I OK, uift larTs vhiie HTrt riEti
s-.F. "a = - Ia q a. I'D, ln.-frs cTsr
snd siIt a - - r1t.r frssia r.eli ssri
trsssstg ~ o. ls1fTi aiIrHis'd a -.
TsrrxrPrewr -, "a .-.-.,,s i.s.r.
. D E,-fs1r. 7 ?. frsrisct Eo.l. o.. BAY 1iAl.E
- hsrs. liza G. s~rrs 80. lrz.5et ] - 81
JOHN " LAWS
CHI. .. . c. Teas.
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Dallas, May 81. is'o-sd'u

AZ ourn,-IO all who want the very best hn'ill
Illustrated Weekly paper In tho eoun'Fy' ve WI
send to all sEw subscribers to the HERALD hrHr'H
Homo aud III, Herald Tor one year, ior - 90 cur
roney. The price OF Hearth { Home sipsly' Ia 81
per annuIn.
May q, ls7o-5Gn
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nesyo We have stanzas from j" Charlie
OMulley"; and some vorses from the
owner of the little cross beads" which,
according to our rule requiring the real
name. we cannot publish, however much IL
would please us to please d lady.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

r~y-w have another good barberin town
an educated colorcd man, w. II. Smith. lie
has very neat shop in tho City Hotel
SEQ his card in our advertising column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

L6g"Mai. W. W. Peak, of tho firm oil
J. w.'smilh & Co., has the thanks Of the
Juniors better half for tho present OF 4
fine piece Of goods from the new and srlen-
did stock in his establishment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

TF ffEEfBf GTTfN . ~ Tsr55ns hat
they muzf keep pui Of. the tt.rd around
he jail, IS ven u he az q ftnighf. No
perth viii Be rtrniffsd n thr jail Of
about he yard Surrounding j Without ny
perrnjssiob. an deter1.thei 70 KEEP
rr5s1ners corrnifted 10 NJ c1stody.
rat ,. y. BROWN.
sheriff D-iiss ccrrt-, Tez.s.
ss-T :. fe7e SffT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

sesy" The proceedings of the recent public
meeting held at Mcsquit Prairie Tarrant
county, will appear in our next issue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

EcSy~ Messrs. Kendall & Ault offer some
valuable real estate iorsale. See their ad-
yertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

nSPSeverql families Of Galveston will
spend the summer in Dallas. No yellow
jack in Dallas.
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shal,inu md nurnIns.

sArLI's rRrAr,sE.--ons Copy e. the above excel
leuI Work, for sale at orr,,r
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ESsDThauks to Mrs. LUCINDA CoBB, wife
of Dr.. j. W. Cobb, for tie present OF a
fine cake to the editors of the HERALD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

1Gyrsec the settle up Advertisement OF
T.. j. +. Nichols.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

co. p,.lon ia inis sud the sarroandins ,,vns
requiring Bsot' q e-y tiEd, can order them hum
a.. II. cuships, Heuslop, IhIonsh 'ls nhasnisnsa
and rely on getting then aths lov's' cash rrle's'
Ms list esmprisss full Hue Of ssheal Books Hnp'
day School Books aud Bibles, mlsesllAn~oa' e'ok'
ofevvry Kind BlAhk Books 81 all toT's' ioseihsf
with sialiorsty. Inss. Pens, Wrapping f"rer
Photograph Albums. and Notions TOO numerous 10
mention. wv, swisDELLs,
liusld once.
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Ilsllllif 80 1lsafl Ilf
sngalf gFfI
hfffst lttas ~ ~ ~

NNHAHNIAA -
angallf 1FFIlf
nfffsf Itaas. ~ 81 ~ I
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