The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-03
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Sew York.
This work by . leading American
Satcsman Is Il lucid narrative Of
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down Dolh present ,Imc, It's admir-
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Fgoai's LnlTER WRITER, by S. A.
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The FlREsInE MAGICIAN, by Paul
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Full Of the most entertaining ieats Of
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Wolld OF aitillces,
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Dick ~ Fitzgerald, New York.
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Peterson q Bro, Philadelphia
This ambitious work contains over
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FAMILIAR Lessons IN BOTANY, WIN
FLORA OF TEXAS, by Mrs NJ l- d,
Young. A. s. Barnes " Co.. New
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we are indebted to the enterpriSl"s
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Houston. The author is preceP'fe''
in one Of the Institutions OF leaihl"s
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