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DECEPTION.

You may remember that lectured,
lately, for the young gentlemen Of the
Clayonian society2 During the after
noon Of that day | was talking with one
Of the young gentlemen referred to- and
he said he had an uncle who, from some
cause or other seemed to have grown per-
manently bereit Of oil emotion, and with
tears in his eyes this young man said
"Oh, if | could only see him laugh once
more? Oh, if [ could only see hin
weep 20 | was touched. ] could never
withstand distress said bring him
to my lecture. Ill start him for you
"Oh, if you could but do it, all our fami-
ly would bless you for ever more; for he
is very dear to US. Oh, my bcneiactor,
can you make him laugh? Can you
bring soothing tears to those parchcd
orbs ?"
! was profoundly moved. said My
son, bring the old party around, have
got some good jokes in my lecture that
will make him laugh, if there is any
laugh in him; and, if they miss FIRE,
have got some others that will make him
cry or kill him, one Or the other.
Then the young man wcpt on my neck,
and presently spread both his hands on
my head and looked up toward Heaven,
mumbing something rcvcrcn'ly; ard
then went after his uncle. lie placed
him in full view, in the second roa Of
benches, that night, and | began On him.
| tried him on mild iol,cs-tbcn with sa-
we're ones; do>e3 BIN with bad j..
and riddled him with good ones; | fr.l
old. stale jokes into him, and peppered
him with red.hot new ones. ! warmed
up to my work, and assaulted him or thr
right and left, in trout and behiuj; ]
fumcd, and charged, and D!ed, i }
was hoarso and sick, and frantic aui .a-
rous but | never moved him oacc--l
never started a smile or tear Never
ghost Of smile, and never suspicion
of moisture | was astonishe1, | closed
the lecture at last with oua de-pairing
shriek-wiih one wild burst OF humor-
and hurled joke of supernatural atroci.
ty full at him Then sat down bcsil.
dered aud exhausted.
The President Of the society csmo up
and bathed NY head with cold water aud
said "What made you carry on so to.
ward the a,t?'
[ said, IL Vss trying to maha thar
coulounicl oil IDIOT laugh ia the second
row"
Ami be said .Wan. Won were vl.tiu.,
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NJ TRIP Sheriff for Addison
County. Office in Stewards Block.
4ltf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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Omaha has a baby ghost.
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Nilsson's las, season made her sS7 ,24O
richer.
Watching a wea,hercock on a windy
day is vaue proceeding.
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AZ ". JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
Ls er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Harble, Granite Work, &c. With Old Middle
|ury Marble Co. ltf
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The day after this conversation, Capt.
Corsican and myself fell a.talking with
an acquaintance we had made, Dr.. Dean
Pitferge, dry, cynical, nervous man,
firmly Impressed with belief that our
voyage would come to no good end, and
always. in q comical way of his OVID
prophcsying i'll.
Turning to me. after some doloful tale,
he said Tho Captain does not believe
my stories, and maybe he does not know
that this ship is haunted. The officers
aud sailors will tell you, If you ask them,
that a shadowy form wanders about the
decks after dark
BY St. Dustan " cried the Captain,
We will watch for it this very night
And watch for it they did but no ghost
appeared.
The next was fair and beautiful April
lay. The sea sparkled under the sun and
every body seemed in the best of humor.
We succeeded in Withdrawing McElwin
from his ssclusion and as we prolnenad-
ed the deck together, Harry Drake crossed
our path, and looked sharply,as | thought,
at our friend
Who is that man !? said McEwin.
Il don't know replied.
He displcases me- was the reply.
Put two enemies in throng and they
will inevitably meet. 1t is fated A
question Of time,-nothing more.
The next night was thick and foggy.
No precaution was neglected to insure the
ships safety. The Captain, Sir James
Anderson, did not turn in Two officers
were constantly on the bridge: u mate
and two men were stationed forward,
while quartermaster and a sailor had
charge aft.
Capt Coriscan and l took notion to
walk awhile on the main deck before CO.
ing to bed, as peaceful citizens take a
walk of the main plaza Of their town.
Through the fog we saw man leaning
on the railing, completely motionlcss-
Coriscan eyed him closely, and said to
me:
It's McElwin .
We addressed him. 'McElwin,' said
We.
Hush = said McElwin, pointing to o
shadow which was moving slowly along
the deck. 1t was hardly visible form
which was watching MELVIN.
The woman in black murmured oul
friend.
shuddercd. Captain Corsican grasped
my arm, and | could feel that he shud
dered also 1t was one and the same
thought that struck US both-that thi
was DR.. Pitferge's ghost.
Corsican and l could no longer doubt
1.-THE ghost-was McElwin's Gancee
Harry brakes wife. Fatality haC
brought together all three upon one ship
McElwin had not yet recognized her, bu
he might at any moment, and the per
plexity Of Corscan aud myself increase,
teDfold.
The oveuts of the next day were ia
from adding to our comfort. A foot rae
between the sailors was organized, and
to our horror, Drake and MELVIN 90
into dispute about the matter, w
managed, by little adrotness, to separ
ate them. but as we went down into tn
cabin, our friend said, calmly. Il shal
slap that fellow in the face, the first op
portunity that presents itself
The next day wandered into part @
the ship / had not before found out, an
saw a row of state-rooms whose existenc
| had not suspected As passed. | hear
a woman's voice singing kind of nc
notonous chant. | stopped to listen. NJ
presestimeuts had not deceived me. Har
Try Drake had hidden his unhappy, insau
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IA P. upper, Ar1vRNEY AND
a. COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Salicitor in
fhancery. Office over postofIice,
SO MIDDLEBUKY, VT.
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,TEWART a. ELDREDGE, Attor.
neys and Counsellors at Law.
MIDDLEBURY, VT
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r ASON DAVENPORT, Fire lnsur.
ance Agent, representing the companies lately
epresented by c. L. Cook, Esq. Also the Mutnal
life Insurance company Of New York. Office at
kuttolph & Miners Hardware store 40
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business Cards.

III KINGSLEY X son, Dentists,
lLs UP STAIRS. BREwsTERs BLOCK,
AZ MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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II h. HARRIS, Attorney & Coun-
IL sellor at Law. Office Buttolph's Block,
IS; MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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M RS, +. j. MARTIN, Fashionable
|I Dress and Cloak maker, has constantly on
and all the latest and most approved patterns.
\ ork executed with satisfaction and despatch.
= lso sole Agent for the Grover and Baker Elastic
Ind Lock stitch Sewing Machine,
Mddebury, VT 81 ;Gm
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The next day [ wandered into part of
the ship / had not before found out. and
saw a row of state-rooms whose existence
| had not suspected. AS | passed. | heard
a womsn's voice singing kind of mo-
notonous chant stopped to listen. NV
presestimeuts had not deceived me. Har.
ry Drake had hidden his unhappy. insane
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-18
Great Inducements.

We yesterday inadvertently omitted
to call attention to the displayed nd
vertisement OF $. Rosenthal, who has
purchased at bankruptcy sale the ex-
tensive stock of household goods for
merly owned by Goslln IL Co., Of To
peka, Kansas, and of this place, and
has consolidated the two stocks at this
point. Having surplus, Mr.. r. offers
all goods bought within the next thirty
days at less than first cost at factory.
Persons wishing bargains in this line
should call early at the old stand of
Goslin Il Co., corner of Lamar and
Main streets, opposite the HERALD
building,
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ROUTE AGENT CoLE, Of tho Texas
and Pacific railway, Informs vs. that
owing to The delay In completing the
railroad bridge oyor Rcd river at Tex
arkana, the change of schedule viii
not take place until Sunday, the 10Th,
instead Of next Sunday, NJ we state !
some days ago. The bridge over Rcd
river, we are Informed, Will he Gam
plelcd about next Saturday.
'rnE oboys" who ought TO laugh, ~
Shakespeare says, "Iike parrots ut n
bag-plpern are those who drew the
big prizes, and these are the onesi Mr.,
Mior, clerk ut Sanger Brothers, drew
the capital prize Of $685. DR.. Thorn
as Walker, Of the firm Of Connor N
Walker, 1925, and n, T.. Bryan, lrp
Of the firm OF Il, =, Bryan ~ Goa Sl25.
The privilege Of listening TO one OF
the ablest divlnes IN the south viii he
accorded 10 our citizens Tonight, AT
the Elm street presbyterian church.
Row s. NJ. Luckott, president of the
Austin college, will occupy the pulpit
OF this church this evening.
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Tie Celebration.

The Irishmen of this city, in COM
memoration of their patron saint,
made n festal day of yesterday, parad-
ing the city in the regalia of their
order, making n rarely handsome ap-
pearance. The marshal of the day
was Captain j. II. Ryan, and the mu-
sic upon the occasion gave forth, in
splendid style, the thrilling and pa
thetic airs of the dear old isle.
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Notice.

At meeting of the Medical Society of the
city Of Dallas held on February 25th ulto.,
the following gentlemen were appointed n
committee of arrangements for the meeting
of the State Medical Association in this city
on Tuesday, the It'll day of April next, viz
W. II. Sutton, NJ. D., NJ. ii. Oliver NJ. D., l..
Elliott. NJ. D., NJ. A. Cornelius, NJ. D., h. W.
Allen, NJ. d., j. V. Childers, NJ. D., and 4. II.
Jones, NJ. ID.
The members of the profession throughout
the state, are most cordially invited to be
present on the occasion.
w. II. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
2id2w27w2w Chairman.
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LAST CHANCES!

SJ so will make you u share
holder in II club Of 100 shares
In eleven tickets in the Louis
Vile Library Gift Concert. %
half tickets can draw $2SS.75O.
You will never get IL better
chance for your money, aud
know the result i'm three weeks
time. Shares sold by q. Gerry,
at the pOstOfiice, for four days
only.
March II, 1874. 30d3t
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Clean Up! Clean Upi

The citizens of Dallas are hereby notified
thet the sanitary laws of the city of Dallas
will take effect from this date, and that after
the expiration of twenty days the city mar
shall and police force will report all nuisan-
ces to me. All keepers of hotels, boarding
houses, saloons, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places where filth accumulates
rapidly, are notified that the sanitary laws
will be rigldly enforced after the above da te
MAT. A. CORNELIUS, MD.
Health officer city Of Dallas.
Dallas, March 7, 1874. e3dtf
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chemically Pure whisky.
LYNulBuRG, TENNrssEE,
Iuunnpy IN lSIl

LYNWlBuR0, TENNEtNEE,
January 70, 1871, J
No liquor dealers and consumers
We have this day sold 10 MessS, J' a.
Browne 4 Co., n lot Of nno, pure Lincoln
county, Tennessee, sour-mosh log'distllled
whisky, and have given thom the exclusive
agency Tor the sale Of our whisky for Dallas
and adjoining Counties and win continue to
supply them with our whisltey, direct rom
the distlllciy, M their sale may demand IT,
10 all persons who wish n genuine, pure mr.
tlcle OF Lincoln county, Tennessee, whisky,
we recommend Messrs. j, q. Browne Co.,
aud Will guarantee the goods OF our manu-
ncture TO be nll they claim them 10 be. Filty
dollars, gold, reward for the detection of any
poisonous adultcration In this whisky.
TOLLEY 4 EATON, distlllers.
27dlw Lynchburg, Tennessee,
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NOTICE.

Tho Daily Herald ~ NOW fur
nisIled 10 subsc ribers by carrier at ~
cents per week. The paper Will be de-
'liycred regularly each morning nj an
early hour. 10 amy part Of the city and
suburbs within a. mile and u hall Of
the court hviise. Subscribers failing
10 receive their paper will Obiige by
reporting 10 Mr. Basye NJ this Office.
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Have you tried the new sta
tlOnery and paper firm, OppO-
site the pOstOflice? Reed Il
LathrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, at 81.
Louis prices.
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Go to Stegall ~ 60. for furni-
ture, books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of niOulslings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lcry. 2SOd&wtf
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Go to Franlxlin's book store.
If you want Bibles Of any kind,
or pictures, or picture frames.
or blank books. or stationery,
or fresh garden seeds. or wall
paper, or albums, or diaries. or
anything else usually found in
u lirst-class book store. Frank
lin sells cheap.
3l,ltf
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One million fellow beings annually sacri-
feed on the altar of ignorance; three mill
lions daily. hourly momentarfly, suffering
from diseased lungs, who, by the timely use
of Marsdens Pectoral Balm, would enjoy
perfect health. For sale by all druggists.
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For Sale

At a bargain, one concrete dwelling-five
rooms, besides stable and chicken house; lot
l0Ox200, ON Live Oak street.
HILL, SHIELDS & CO.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
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.INn WORK..

We have the facilities and the work.
men 20 do ms coed work, and nj ~
low rates, M can he done anywhere,
ana wa mean 90 do II. nring Som
Fine Job work 90 the DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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For Sale or Rent.

:, large block OF ground, at the corner of
Bryan and Cantagrel streets, on the east side
OF the Central railroad. The house embraces
twelve large concrete rooms, a fire place in
each, q porch and cook room, basement
room, fine well of pure water, stable and
GRID, and ground enough for orchard and
garden. I will be rented until purchaser
can be found. Apply to
2Sdtf JOHN HENRY BROWN
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:g)d3t

What more can be desired TO the sufferer
from asthma or consumption, than the as
surance that Marsden's pectoral balm has
never failed to relieve and cure. To make
assurance double sure, he has instructe d his
agents to refund the amount in any instance
whore 1t fails. For sale by all druggists.
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Pianos and Organs.

Second hand pianos and organs for rent or
sale. Pianos and organs tuned or repaired
by skilliul workmen, Orders from city or
country promptly attended, to.
DORMAN HOLMES & CO.,
3ldlt Public Square, Dallas, Texas.
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beautiful young lady went to n ball one
cold night-danced till q late hour-became
too warm-went home-was chilled-sick
next day-doctor several days-no relief-a
friend calls-urges the use of English Female
Bitters-one bottle cured. l7dlm
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MN. a. w. nECKErr

IL our authorized agent for this city, with
power 10 make collections and solicit adver-
tsements aud SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ms paper
All contracts mndc By MN VIII DO iccog-
nlzed By this office.
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Masonic.

The meeting of Tannehill lodge No.
80, called for Thursday evening, March
10, for work in the entered apprentice
degree, is postponed until Friday even
ing, March 20.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
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Notice.

The store house now occupied by Clark,
Bryan Il Blake, west side of public square,
will be for rent after March 10, 1874. They
will move to the Iron Front building, north
side of the square. CLARK & BRYAN.
2}dlm
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The prospects Of rain last night, wa!

The prospects Of rain last night, was
groaningly gorgeous.
THE commission appointed to per-
manently locate the Austin college of
Huntsville, will assemble in this city
to-day
ROUTE Agent Heath, of the Pacific
road, informs us that the bridge over
Red River at Fulton, will be completed
on Thursday.
OUR thanks are returned the Hibern-
ans for the highly beautiful compli-
ment Of spirited air played in front
ofour office, yesterday.
ALL THE the prizes drawn at the
Library drawing on Monday night,
will be cashed to-day at the banking
house OF Messrs. Adams Il Leonard.
II 81 w. A. JoNEsl& Co. are getting their
new store, on the north side of the
square, in apple pie order Call and
see them.
ENGINE No. II of the Pacific road,
Johnnie Jackson, engineer, and Char
ley Day, fireman, was tastefully and
beautifully wreathed and festooned
yesterday In honor of st. Patrick.
WE are obliged to the committee of
invitation of the grand social hop, to
come Off at Terrell eli the second of
Anr;I fnr m inutto,;o, 10 tbo eo,N,o
The only two Dallas chaps who
Il didn't sleep undisturbed in church
last Sunday, were the ones who stole
the lead out of their pound weight and
an inch off their yard stick.
DALLAS wives who think their hus-
bands ''treat them mean," are thus di-
vided: two thousand thrash their
husbands, one thousand tell their ma,
and only two knuckle down.
+ THEdelinquent tax rolls for 1912 and
3, have, by direction of District At
torney Bower, been placed in the
hands of, Mr.. Thompson, one of the
most talented young attorneys practic.
ing at the Dallas BAR
WE tender thanks to j. w. Burch d
Co., publishers of the Texas Iron Age
for an invitation to attend the formal
% opening of their'new office, which was
to come off yesterday Tuesday, even
ing. @9
THAT genial and practical gentle
man, Mr.. j. A. Work, who has brought
our city transfer company to the high
est notch of admirable efficiency, re-
turned day before yesterday. from st.
Louis. Korrect.
MADAME DEGRAFF, the celebrated
seer and clairvoyant, may be con-
q suited at. room No. s, at the CONNER
cial. The madame's marvellous pow
q ers of divinition and mesmeric gifts
are extraordinary.
LITTLE boy, not over eight years of
!, Z age with the brute and bully extravi-
gently and prematurely developed at
g tackled little girl In store in this
city, yesterday, and beat her terribly
over the head with knotty stick.
A NEGRO with loaded ''navy sixn
in his hand, was tramping over the east
part of the city, yesterday, in search Of
another negro who had "hugged his
! wife, He said: "Dat wa mo- nom
sens dan dis nigga kin stan'."
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To the Ladies'.

Call at 81 Elm street to see the bargains in
fine ladies' finished hose, fine swisses, fine
lawns, Hamburg edgings and other articles
just received. Also valesclne and guipure
laces.
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Twelve lots zone block), on the principal
+, business street OF the town Of IIulchins on
lie Central Railrond, In Dallas county, for
sale Qt low prices. Apply W
11 7' JOHN W.SW lNDELLS,
lyl5dtf Herald Office.
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lust received and opened at Pages Empo-
rum, Fields theater building, Main street,
ladies', gentlomen's and chldrens boots and
shoes, In endless variety, Gcntlemens hats,
caps etc, in great quantities, and all of the
latest STYLES, Call and see us. 27dlw
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S25O.O0O may he had for
$50, by investing in the louis
willie Library Association.
Apply 10
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed In by q o'clock the
Previous evening. 10 insure their I'M
sertiOu.
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Have you tried the new stationery and pa
per firm, opposite the postoflice? Reed &
Lathrop will sell envelopes, writing and
wrapping paper, and stout MANILA bags, Mt
st. Louis prices. 2ldlm
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A crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes Of q married mans life,
Difficult for any one to endure.
But English Female Bitters will cure.
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MIR. w. II. Sparke.

OF Shreveport, IL our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 ndver-
tlsOil OF subscribe for THE IIEnALD ARE re-
spe0tfully referred.
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lyl5ltf
NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Office VIII be allowed I'm acttlc-
ments with the Office unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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Reed Il Lathrop, opposite the postoffice,
have paper bags, straw and MANILA paper,
at st. Louis prices.
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A window 10 Let.

Suitable for a matchmaker or ofice--good
Apply ut cigar store next to the
post office. Sld3t
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GENTLEMEN viii find the most tasteful
style of studs and diamond rings for sale by
27dtf NJ. GOLDSoLI, NJ Sangcr's.
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The effect of Bineaud's Lightning Hair dye
is so natural that IL deceives the closest scru-
tiny.
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THE ladies are invited to cnll and examine
the splendid stock of imported watches and
Jewels offered by NJ. GOLDSOlL,
27dlf at Sanger Bros.
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Reed a. I.aiilrOp, opposite the
pOsiOiiicc, have paper bags
straw and InanlIla paper, M NJ.
Louis prices.
gldlm
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For Sale.

Three good residences In this city. lmme-
dlate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Bneaud's Lightning Hair Dye rs its name
denotes is instantaneous in effect, producing
natural black or brown
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Law Blanks of every description for sale
and printed to order, at this office.
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Two dwelling houses to rent.
2ldlm STEAGALL & co.
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lost.

A. IL. Steagall, notary public. Office oppo-
site Adams ~ Leonard's bank. l0dlm
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A good secondhand mower tor sale. APP
ply to BLOCK, JET 4 co.
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dial plaudts by the charmed house,
~ the conclusion Of this musical treat,
the drawing took place, with the fol-
lowing result;
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