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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14
Floral.

One OF the most pleasing proofs Of
the combined progress OF our city Is
the attention being given to the cult.
walton OF flowers. There are now two
nurseries in and near the city, and one
across the river, while flowers are cul-
uvated In many yards that have hlth-
erto been barren. Now the honey
suckle aud hanging basket adorn many
porches, and there are many successes
Ia the way Of window gardening.
There are few things which give a
home the dir OF refinement that flow
ers do, and theladies, who are ever eager
to make their homes attractive, are
giving special attention to the floral
adjournment Of their premises and resi-
dences.
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rnrsgw METHODIST onuaou,
one Of she Handsomes, adinceH la the
state,

The various denominations Of our
city have become thoroughly awaken
ed 10 the necessity Of larger and hand
somer churches, aud the MethodlHlS
being the largest aud weallhlest de-
nomination, have not been beliind the
others In enterprise. They are about
TO erect, at the cost Of about s9',OOo' on
tho site now occupied by their present
church building, an edlhce that VIII
be mn ornament 10 the city. The arohi-
teots and builders are Messrs' Thomas
& Werner.
Tie design IL Il the R)manesque or
der, beautifully enrichad by la flank
Ing towers, massive buttresses and
towering splre, rising to u height OF
one hundred aud sixty feet above the
grade. Although the building Is ap
parently designed TO last forever by
tho aolldity Of It's fouldatlon aud
strength OF material used Ia the con
structIon, still the beauty OF the order
Of architecture Of which II II designed,
Ia not neglected, AZ seen by the mag
niacent doorways, rose windows ana
the symmetry OF ItsproportIons through
out.
The dimensions Of the church nrc
sixty by one hundred and five feet
The first story Will be divided oil into
rooms for Sunday School purposes aud
will have height OF thirttcl feet N
the clear. Tho main story, or audi
torium, IL thirty feet high and Is
reached by two spacious and easy stair
ways, located In the turns In eacf
corner, aud these stairways nrc ex
tended to the gallery, thereby givin
ample Ingress aud egress to An from
every part OF the building
Tho vestry and pulpit IL reached by
an easy stairway in the rear. TIT
auditorium Ia capable Of seating ~
persons, and the galley 200, thus CIV
Ing seating capacity Of $50. The en-
tire building is'to be heated 10y hot ali
The furnace Is to beplaccd In the base
ment, under the stairways. The ma
terial used for the building will b
pressed brick, OF even color, with ston
trimmings. 1t Ia intended that tn
work will be pushed forward To com
pletion MS rapidly as possible,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
clo,hIau | clolhiua | cloihlna |

Al tho Now York Clothing House, 5O3 elm
street, Dallas, and 81 Walker street, New
York. We ask IN u special myor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents fur
nishing goods, will examine our goods and
compare prices, II not convinced that we Hrc
giving better value for tho prices, than have
ever boon seen In this city, then we Bhal
not expect them 10 buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy flrst.class clothing NJ less than mnn
ufacturing prices may mover occur again, ~
we wish 10 lay our assortment before the
public, and got fairly acquainted with tho
trade, we win make such great reduction
from regular prices, AZ to AZ once gain faT"r
with tho general public and be con-
vieted OF being tho lowest price clothing
house In Toxns. nprli-d,tw3ms
Tho above establishment, Is branch OF
tho well-known house OF A. Strenburg 4
Co., 81 Walker street, New York.
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A. d. II.
RESOLUTIONS OF Thanks.

Ata speclal meeting of the A o. H., held
IN their hall, May 0, 1870, the following reso'
lutlons were adopted
WHEREAS, our brothers Of the A, o, u. OF
Gni yrgton have NO generously received our
state delegate, John Shea, Esq, during M
stay In their city; and
WHEREAS, Our state delegate mas tpnteu
neither time nor labor In making the order
"A success In this state. ,,...,...
Reso,red, That the tharks, Of this meeting
he returned 10 John shea, ESD, for the un
| firing zeal with which he has worked v
! make the A, o. II. prosper IN Texas ana IN,
| interest he has shown In Its weliarei Dc II
| further u.,,,
Rcsoirfd That we return our sincere lhahkl
| IN orr brothers In Galveston for The gener
| GUS hospitality with when they treated the
| state delegate during his visit to hem
Resolved, That these resolutions Do prlnie'
| In THE DALLAS HERALD ana Commerclal o
NJ Galveston, T.. SHEEHAN,
JOHN MuNDY,
+. Il. DAVAREN,
Committee.
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0ItAiN
prices of wbea, Dnrlug ino FAST
EsnHuu,

Prices ~ Wbeni DuriHK ~" IhA'
Ksns0n,
The wheat market did not fhlrly
open tlll About the Middle Of june
whom tho mills entered and COM
menoed buylug nn the streets NJ % TO
90 centa. This price hold until the lot
Of July, when II weakened ~ 30 cents
under adylcea oa heavy crop fro u all
sections Of the country. Up TO the 2btli
this price continued, varying only 10
D cents, ns the supply was less or
greater than The demand from the
25tb Of July to the 9th OF August the
tone Of the market STEADILY improved,
and owing 10 heavy rains doing great
damage to crops harvested In the East,
prices came right up from " cents to
81 90 aud 81 10, and Tor u few choice
lots 81 10 was reached. The market
soon broke 10 81 where " ataId all
through the month Of August, with D
cents each why for inferlor TO choice
grades. September opened n little
weak, with markets oil to 3 GEMS,
hut regained strength and kept up the
fail 81 all tbs month, I'LL the latter
part, when II again weakened to %
cents. October came IN with u stu
market, ruling at early September
prices, aud soon got up 10 slCl Ob, but
dropped back 10 O5c@sl. On the 10Th
the market agaln sprung up TO 81 OdC9
Os, continuing there I'LL late In No
vember when II weakened back to 81.
The first half Of December held AT
snme prices M last OF November, and
then strengthened 10 81 %, where II
stood all through January and first
part Of February, The mills then com
menced taking all available milling
grades, aud the price sprung TO 81 II
for February aud 81 II for March
April market showed signs OF weak
ness, aud prices began 10 settle
down from 10 TO 10 cents, then 3 cents,
and from the Inst Of April up to the
present writing fully % cents per
busIel from the LIST Of April prices,
good Ne. now being bought nj S5(l
SO cente. 1t is impossible ut present
TO form any definite idea ~ to the
closing prices Of this season or the
opening Of tho next Reports are con-
llcting ~ to the state Of The crop about
to be harvested, some reporting 1t badly
damaged, Willie other sections say fail
crops. II IL safe TO estimate ~ mucl
for market next season as was mar
lieted THE, taking into consideration
the large increase Of acreage over las
year. The amount OF wheat handle,
by Dallns merchants during the pas
season ia roughly estimated at 75O,O
To 1000, 900 bushels.
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LOCAL DREVITIES.

Fashionable hats at Hamilton II
Co! I'D,
The Broadway Collar nj Hamilton
Il Co. g. Id
Centennial cards printed at this
office. Id.
Have your watches correctly repaired
at Grams, I'D.
--Croquer sets for 81 so at Reed 4
Lathrop's. I'D.
--Gents' furnishing goods at Hamil-
ton q Co. 's.-1d,
-."Frascate" opens to-day at Puts
old Garden. I'D.
Hats, hats, for everybody at Ham
llton u Co. 's.-Ad.
--Neckware In great variety at Ham
ilton a. Co.'s.-Ad.
Our motto: "Live and let live"
Hamilton \ Co.-Ad.
--Childrens felt aud straw hats at
Hamilton Il o.s.-Ad,
Call and examine our stock Of
"Centenniap cards. sd.
Opening day of "Frascate" at
Putz's Garden.
Remember Mr. Philip Lindsey
lectures on DIR. Sam Johnson ON Tues.
day night.
--Blotters, Centennial cards and ad-
vertising fans printed at THE HERALD
oflice.--Ad.
Hamilton Il Co. keep everything
in hats, caps and gents furnishing
goods. -4id.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, sos
Main street.-Ad.
Herman Lange will sell you fine
jewelry at astonishing low figures, at
100 Elm street.--.id.
Judge Hurt, OF the law firm Of
Hurt Il Smith, Is again in legal har-
ness, after an absence brief.
1.-THE Maiden's Blush" A few
more Of those popular hats are still for
sale at Hamilton h Co. 's.--Ad.
Lovely gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
ut Grams, 5O7 Main street.-Ad.
The ladies Of the Cathedral Society
have decided to postpone their straw.
berry festival for some weeks.
Jack Hardy and Belle Barkley,
the two Dallas horses, are sweeping
everything before them at Austin.
u. NJ. Dram for frst-class watches
and jewelry, sterling silverware,
clocks, diamonds and spectacles. I'D.
Married, on the 18th instant, at the
house Of Mr.. c. w. Parker, by Rev. Ii.
NJ. Daniels, Mr.. John Martin and Miss
Louisa Hanson.
--Messrs. Guy, Cochran and Downs
are hard at work in Austin In the Leg
islature, and arc watching all the cor
ners Dallas Is Interested In.
--Messrs. Conner and Hoskins did
some good work last week, canvassing
for subscriptions for the building OF
the new Methodist church, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Mr.. Thorburn, the efficient book
keeper OF Mr.. Stratton, the great grain
dealer, will please accept THE HER.
AIDS thanks for appreciated cour-
tesies.
Don't forget the p. m. daily
prayer meeting at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association to- |
day. Services will be held at the Jail
and at the Pacific depot at Q D. m.
--DeStefano Bros. No. 3l3 Main,
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
oranges and lemons, also |
large stock Of nuts, candies and tropical |
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices. I'D.
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tiy Council

A frw NUS flr rur CHy Fathers 10
rrack, which snid outs here pftsrliile'u
In token NJ nur deep interest ~ lllelI
lfaternnl waichiuIness ana care oNrI
lhe city affair, II b. iondIy nope CIV
not materially dnmngr lhtif allp''
munl1 jaws, ..oos.
M /. Has the MarkethouHe ques'
lion, which yexrd aud pulbled 80
much the previous Council, been set
lied, aud, ilso, how? , ,,o,
mt II, l. II true, as reporter, lhn'
the chairman Of the Finance tolllul'l,,
Tee, acting ~ agent Of the holders OF
the MnrkelhOuae note, dld, Wllhout
the aid of his associate on the com
mlltee, himself settle this question De-
tween the time 0f adjournment OF the
Council on the night on when u was
referred, aud business hours the next
morning. ,u
Nut III. Is II true that ut the follow
ing meeting Of the Council the chalr-
man NJ said committee submitted hls
report In regard 10 said settlement 'hnd
The same was adopted by tho single
vote OF n Fourth Ward Alderman, Vol'
Ing under mistake? 49,,
NutIV. Where, on whore, was "lhe
old watch dog of the TREASURY" on ullH
oernslonY
Nut V. II the chairman Of the ~
nance Committee was acting M hgehl
for the note holders, why ~ " tha'
since snld settlement the CITY Secretary
has had "A writ Of sabpaad dlices hcu",
served on him 10 appear At the United
Srates Court nj Tyler? Did the said
chairman rep esent the holders Of all
the notes aud make II settlement IN
full, or was ho acting for only u few
fayOrItes?
Nut VI. Is II right aud proper for m
Alderman to not M agent for parties
asking avors at the hands OF the
Council.
An Of which said notes are Affection
ately submitted 10y a DurIFuL SON.
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IuIuslice TO Justices.

There is q bill now before the Legis.
laturo which should. pass. II provide:
for fees for committing magistrates
setting ia criminal cases. Justice
McI4ure has been two days now, en-.
gagged on felony case, for which he
will not receive penny. This is not
business. The time aud labor Of a
magistrate is as much taken up In
these official acts MS others, and 1t Is
nothing but right that he should be
paid for his work. A fee of ten dollars
would be little enough for the impor-
taut cases.
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Mr.. John @. Mitchell, representing
the mammoth publishing and station.
AIRY house OF John p. Morton 4 Co., Of
Louisville, Kentucky, is In the city
for few days. Messrs. Morton h Co.
have widespread reputation, aud
are more particularly known rs the
publishers Of the "Amerlcan Standard
School Series." This house does an
immense business in this State, and
fair and honorable dealings are the
Oh racteristics Of the firm.
Dr. NJ. b. franklin, principal OF
Marvin College, Waxahachie, paid u,
visit yesterday. We found him a
most pleasant and scholarly gentle.
man.
] NJ Burns, Esq, fSt. Joseph, Mis-
souri, and Judge Allen, OF Leaven.
worth, Kansas, friends OF John Kerr,
Esq, President of the First National
Bank the railroad men who built the
Chicago and Southwestern railway
from Iieavenworth, Kansas, to WASH
inglon, Iowa, are here. THE HERALD
Ia informed that they stand ready to
bnlld the Dallas aud Wichita railway,
should Mr.. Henderson and associates
fail TO sign their contract,
Conductor Beagles and Engineer
Curry, Of the Texas and Pacific Rail.
road, are to receive badge each OF
gold nom the tiremen OF Dallas, of a
neat and suitable design, bearing an
appropriate inscription. These en-
ployes Of the Texas and Pacific are
both very efficient and worthy men,
and are an honor to the company's
service.
General w. l.. Cabell, ex-Mayor, has
quietly resumed the practice OF law,
aud established his Office on the
Square, corner Of Jefferson, up stairs,
in rear VI Justice McClure's Office.
Zach. Tolliver, Esq, Of the drug
house Of Williams & Tolliver, left yes
terday morning ON a flying trip to
Sherman, where he formerly resided.
Messrs. Phil. Elliott and Joe Young,
having graduated with distinguished
honors IN the Ecoie DIES Marchaads Of
Messrs Schneider & Davis, the leading
grocers Of North Texas, are now fairly
under way In business for themselves,
each IN different tlrm. Messrs. Vans
lyke, Summons, and the Mni-fest ora
tor, VIII be graduated in due time from
this nursery OF good business men.
II Is reported that His Most Blessed
Majesty, Rex, the King OF the Carni-
val, will make his next annual entry
into his beloved Capital OF Dallas with
. dazzling magnihcence and oriental
splendor never before witnessed by his
loyal subjects.
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MIR. ID. d. Simon, business mana
ger OF ]. w. simon's Comedy Compa-
ny, arrived here this morning, and In
fcrmsu s that this celebrated company
will positively open at Fields Theatre
Monday evening in the beautiful play
OF East Lynne or the Elopement. Mr..
Simon has engaged Mr.. William b.
Leake and Miss Annie Waite, who
will DO supported by Mr. Simon and
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Our stock OF imported and domestic Cassl'
neres being excessively large, we are oher'
lng suits made to order In the nnestslyle
ana OF nrst class workmanship Tor less
money than they have ever been sold mere
before. our price list for nne broadcloll'
and other suits Is also put down to bolton
apures We have now Ia stock splendid
lima Of Cent? Underwear, Neck Wear, Alex
ander Kids. and every thing else In the
way OF Mems Furnishing Goods Gentlemen
needing anything really nrSt class ana ~
low prices, would do well 70 call on u.s.
DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
mayli.d2t 0oo MAN street,
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Tho En,ernrire OF The llcrnId

In eilecling arrangements TO publish
full associated press dispatches, after
Others had blown themselves hoarsc In
What they were TRYING TO DO, c0ntin'
ues to meet the warmest encourage.
ment from business men not only IN
Dallas but IN towns and villages tribu
tary to our city. This isdoubly crafty
ing to us, for, In addition substantial
recognition OF the value Of THE HER
AID, We are always pleased to ro
ceive the encouraging words o.
kind friends. In this connect
ion we again call the atten'
ton % advertisers to the fact that, as
The HERALD Ia the ONLY PAPER IN
DALLAS THAT PUBLISHES THE AssooI
ATEp rRrss DISPATCHES. Its value N
an Advertising Medium ls greatly en-.
HANGED.
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The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the tiuest lot
Of the most popular machines, and the best
and cheapest sowing silk In all colors, CLARK
go N. n" and Mllford's luen In all sizes,
SILK nom ten to forty per cent less than any
house In the South, New ofice--009 Main
street, four doors cast OF poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2s-tlim W. r.. CLAIMS, Agent.
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Notice.

Stockholders OF the Dallas Ice Mahufac
turing Company are requested TO pay tween
ty per centum on the amount of their sub
scription to the capital stock OF this com
pany within ten days from date, under pen
atty OF forfeiture. LASH TOLLlVER
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Iaemtlenen'a List.

Augustus Charles Edward; Alexander II
Altbayer Philip; Aelleu George; Allen sam
uel; Glen Chanoelay; Ansley George s; An
derson General q ID, Armstrong w 2.
BAllari Chas n; bally = Z; Barbee John;
Barnett II w; Bedal Capt Andrew. Beck W
ID; bergman Adolph; Birgens Dewitt; Bond
j "; BoweIs q Il; Bowen GO N; Browning
a a. Dtlse Nm ri Brady Thbma. Brandon
" J.; bullock Q Il; Ballard " A.
Caplo Fillmore; Callahan II W; Cavett jas
+; Cartwright j 4; Carroll Edward; Carter
Geo =; Carter V d; Clemens Chas Z; Code
Mr. ca trell VIM Henry { m c; Copeland
" IN; Cornelius o; Creighton H. Crutch-
Crosby M Q; Curry @ W; Carlton q X,
Daniel X T.; Daniel J W; Day W =; Daniel
G II Depp Tom; Dooi Mack; Dorson JEFF.
Douglas W; Duane j; Dunee Jas; Dougherty
Erwin Rob; Ezell Jas; Edwards VIM II 2;
England Col W u; Evans " A.
Ferguson VIM =; Ferguson Jacob; Fisher
VIM; Fisher j l.; Flock l. NJ I; Ford JOS
Franks NJ p; Franklin Birdwell; Frazier
lsaac; franklin II; Fulton Saml Finni-
Guion Frank II; Guilford y a. Glover
Johu; Goodloe ii I; Griilth John; Grenary
Charles; drove Lewis; Groves Prof Y NJ
Quincy Alva A.
man Joseph; Harmon John; Harper James
Hemieglotte VIM Hill Ward; Hook Joseph
Hodgson VIM; Holmes VIM {; Hogs Levin
q; Honeycutt A IL; Howard VIM; Howe
Jesse ~ Hudson VIM +; Hughes RS; Har'
per Edward.
lnman Jim.
Josephstal Isidor; Jones Newton; Jordan
David; Jagson Andy (col'd); Jackson G II
JeltzerF +; johnson spencer; Johnston Robt
Johnston Nat; Johnson Win; Jones Benja
MIN; Jones VI.
Kampplain j S;Kuykendall James; KaneS
VIM III; Kearney james; kirkpatrick j
Ktrkm IN T. 4; Klnkle Il NJ.
Lang Bob; Lahy Ed: Lollcr Chas David
LowlGr y N; Luias Diran; Lewis X; Lewis
Alex; Low Fieldin; Lopez w O..
Miller i j: Miller A III: NAYS Mr. or Smith:
Mapp NJ: Mahar q u; Manor X +; Melton /.
NJ; Meredith W IL; Mitchell W; Nuns \ A
Mitchell j j; Milican j u; Miles j; Monro,
W; Moore II c; Morris q T; Meek W <; Mul
berry w H:My rs j; McIn yre j: McFarlit
W: McInturtf IL w: MeMnkin 4: McFaddeI
L. A: McRett II: McCormacl, j j. McCulloch ,
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Md enfIro ro,npany offw6n1y nffiFfE'

hls entlro company oftwHnly HftlEfH'
This company would have arrived
here last Tuesday, but on account OF
their great success at Houston we're
compelled to remain over three more
nights, Reserved seats for sale nj
Iohnson n Mangeps, LeGTand Hotel
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There was an election last night for
officers for the next six months, with
the following result: w. II. Gleason,
President; Charles Davenport, Vice
President; J. b. Austin, Secretary
Ben Davidson, Treasurer; Il. Gleason,
Foreman; Assistant, August Duebliu.
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DO ypu need apurgative for any purposes
Then Try one bottle ofDr. Coleman's Gem
aentratea white sulphur Springs Water and
you viii Forever afterwards discard pills and
therdrasIic pureatlyes. It's effect Is safe
and sure. and entirety free from gripping
nausea or any unpleasant feeling
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The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have n thorough, practical
knowledge OF surveying, are invited to
emil and see Y. A. WhIt,scarver upon
that subject, Room No, s. Dallas In
Urinary. I'D.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

below Is the list IL letters uncalled for re-
naming IA the Postonlce NJ DALLAS, Dallas
o1unty ,rexnp, for the week ending May rs,
lNi. Parlies calling for the same VIII say
"adyertlsed" and give date Of advertise,
such ms remain uncillrd for at the end 0i
four weeks viii be sent 10 the dead letter Of
flee. A. B' NOhION' T. W.
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Job Work.

The Herald office is now receiving large
consignments OF job papers of oil descrip-
ton, and asks an examination OF prices and
quality. BIZ Heads white and colorea) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, ETC.. printed AS cheap as the
cheapest, and neater than the neatest Bring
In your orders and get the benefit OF our
Summer Prices"
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MRS. A. r. BAXTER


We do, most cheerfully, recommend Mr..
+. A. Whitescarver, as a frst-class teacher
In Theoretical and Practical Surveying
having taken practical lessons under his in
tructions, many years ago. We know o
what we speak, and would say TO the gentle
men OF Dallas and vicinity, that he will per
form all that he promises. mayl2-dSt
ROBT. =. ROSSER,
A. n ORENCH AIN
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The largest ana most ssicct sturfs Of hui
man hair, snsh AS braidp, onrls, pnns, ffSE-
cts, sehtiemsn's and ladies' wigs made to or
der. AL kinds OF hair work done IN the
latest styles, and at New York prices, at =
fraisons, sif Main street. mayll.dsmos
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Do you want cloan and beautiful skin
Then use Dr.. Colemans Concentrated White
Sulphur springs Water. II win purify the
blood. and give the skin beautiful hue.
may4dxw.sun.t hursiw
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Are you troubled with constipation OF
torpid ilvcr' Try one bottle OF Dr. Cole
mans Concentrated White sulphur Springs
Water. aud you will receive immediate 70
lief. may4d4w sun thurslw
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CITY BUSINESS.
HOT and Cold Bnths NJ Wilson's, y"
a.. Nm ,,r.s, decIbdly


Notice,
Parlles Wishing our Rose" or Lazy
While Flour during my absence rom Tue
clty win please leave their orders ut lh'
oiiice Of Block, Jet 4 Co., over Guy b"nN'
ANA they win be promptly attended To-
mavIi.dlw W. ID, BELT, Agent.