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500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid TO any
passenger in Texas, who buys through
ticket to Philadelphia or New York, by
the Vandalia and Pennsylvania Route,
if he docs not find II the Shortest, quick
est and best route from st. Louis. The
same amount will BIO paid, if he does not
find through dining cars without change,
on all through trains, morning and even
ing, from st. Louis; that is, a
Pullman hotel car on morning
train, and Pullman Buffet din
ing car on evening train. These cars
running through from st. Louis to New
York, without change. Tho Same re-
ward will also be paid TO any one, not
wishing to take sleeper, if they are com
pellod TO change cars more than onco
(barrng accidents) between ST. Louis
aud Philadelphia or New York.
NO other line protends to offer equal
accommodations, and passengers will do
well before starting on the trip, to pro-
vide themselves with maps. time tables
and rates by the Vandalia Lines, which
are always as low from Texas as by in
ferior lines. For any particular inlor-
nation rs to rates, time, etc, apply to
any coupon ticket agent in tho State or
to GRO. A. KNIGur
=. w. Pass. Agt., Drawer, To-, Dallas,
Texas.
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sPLINTERs.

Roots to order Mt llunstablo's.
Repairingdono ut IIunstablos.
School books at Paul Il. Erbs.
Go to llunstablo's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artosian water at Ord's saloon
FREQ.
The Hunstable Shoe store is tho shoe
store.
Fresh artosian we'll water at tho Eloc-
trlc Light saloon, No, 600 Elm street.
William Ernonwoin, the house decor.
ator, SUI Main street, paints and paper
hangs.
Something for the ladies', Angelica and
Iokay wine, mild and pleasant. Loeb a
Freiberg.
Pixies Toothacho Drops euro In ono
minute German Corn Remover kills
corns and hunions.
Paints manufactured by Dallas Print
and Color Works are non-pnisonous.
Hamilton " Young, Agents.
The Electric Light, 900 Elm street. IL
whore the finest drinks ara concerted
OF the best brands of liquors.
The llunstablo Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for a largo .lall trade.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer is selling chairs, dining-room
furniture IN quality and price to suit
everyone.
ord's Place, lamar street, is tho
laNorilo stopping place for business
nlen, ana others, who like fine old
whiskics and liquors.
Pure and uncolorod and guaranteed
unadultorated May Blossom Toa nj 10
cents pound IN one pound packages at
Bouchesi S2S Main street.
Dr. Choaney's dental parlors havo
heen removed TO 400 Elm stroet.
IN Moore's building, opposite Chinn
Han, and the head of Murphy street.
Extremely low prices have been
marked on all the furniture Geo. Rick
mas IN stock-tahlos, chairs, rockers. he'd
room and parlor sets. Give him a call.
Firoprdof Paint, manufactured by tho
DALLAS Paint and Color works, and sniff.
ga Tor dwellings, store buildings, roofs.
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton 4 Young
agents. e'
The Electric Light saloon has built mn
me patronage, which Is due to the iact
that MIR. u. A. Wells, the proprletor.
seorns to dispense anything but pure
liquors 10 his customers.
If YOU wish drink of pure, good
mellow, old whisky 90 TO the Electric
ilght saloon, No. coo Elm street, and
Wy some OF that l0ycar-old goods. Tho
mayor is excellent and no bad effects
follow. ON''
Hevo You paid your last asscssmon,
20 the Texas Benevolent Association
whlch VIII expire Sept. 25ths " not, do
so AZ once. III you are not n member,
you can become one hy npplying IN n
Texas, ""VV'
You have certainly boon tasting
something good from The wnv yo,,
smack your lips" said she. WWoii. I
should smile," he replied; "pvo been
trying somo OF that l6-year-old whisky
ny tho Electric Light saloon, COO Elm
street. As our son would say, 1T Is oil
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Greer, Kaufman; w B Main, Abingdon,
Illinsis; A Main, Gatesburg, Illinois;
Il ID Ripley, Mobile, Alabama; J l.
Loyejoy, st. Louis; T b Maron, Goshen;
w Newton, Forney; S w Smith, For
ney; w M Barnes and family, st. Louis;
b Jones, Damascus, Mississippi; A Is
Finley and lady, Damascus, Mississippi
20 Gregory, Illinois; III s Gridow, Ma
con, Mississippi; A L Parrot, Jacksbo-
70; b + Green and daughter, Waxa-
hachie; Il Wright, Baird; A II Penlin,
Trickham; J l. Turner, Clarksville; II A
Bouches, Texas; o Robertson and lady,
Mckinney; j Il Teel, Lebanon, Ken
lucky; Miss Carrie Worth, Mckinney;
Miss Annie Robertson, Mckinney; WIS
Haywood, Jefferson; w g Galloway,
Lampasas; w III Gadd, Clarendon; @ Il
Elliott, Galveston; Il ID Ouch, Austin;
George Cob, Kansas City, Missouri; G ii
Bennett and lady, Kaufman; Thomas
Wallace, New York; NJ X Hyde, Kauf-
man. b Hogan, Frank Cotton, Walter
Lawrence, Jack T Carrole, Il j Holland,
Y j Suan, Joe III West, II G Wise, Frank
Bacon, d Wilker, Il Il Loddy, Miss Ma
BILE Norton, Miss Bessie Laurence, Miss
Edith Maury, Miss Allie Suain, little
Willie Maury, Mable Norton Combina-
ton
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THE BRAZ0S VALLEY.
NOTABLE BUSINESS FAILURES.
Distress In the BraEos Lands-Result OF
Giving Credit TO Negroes-General
Outlook = DIR. Revis Very
Sick-Visiting Ladies.

MARLIN, Sept. d. Correspondence. ]
The extensive firms of G.. w. White
and G.. w. White ~ Co., made assign
ments to II. G. Carter late Saturday
night.
The firm has been doing a losing bust
ness for the last two years. About one
year ago they embarked in the lumber
business at Hico and Walnut Springs,
in addition to their general business
here, and tho venture has proven UNI
profitable.
The liabilities are about $4,000; assets
not yet ascertained.
IL. G.. Carter, the assignee, is the
largest creditor, they being indebted To
him in the sum of $4,000. Mr.. White
has been in business here for ten wears
and had always enjoyed good com.
mercial rating, and HIS collapse will he
a surprise TO many.
The general outlook for merchants
throughout this section is very gloomy,
They doa heavy advancing business To
the negroes in the Brazos bottom, and
the short crops of the past and present
years will forco many, who have made
poor collections, TO the wall.
DR.. Rivis, the father Of the well-known
singer, Mrs. Ella Riyis Francis, is living
dangerously i'll at his residence.
Miss BrOwder, Of Dallas, and Miss
Matte McLano, Of Waxahachie, arc
visiting friends in Marlin.
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CommeroiaI Travelling Mans pay.

80 'Oi""ihb iottoi AplulHS lJstlls
once Travelling Mems Union, Dallas. Toxns
September n, 1884 TO Col j. #. Elliott
lexas Commissioner, and n A Burke, hi.
rector General, New Orleans Worlds FIX
:, We, the committee appointed by tho
Board Of Directors of the TRAVELLING
Mems Union Mt Dallas, Texas, Septem,
Der 70, 1884, have the honor to submit
the following for your consideration and
action:
Believing that convention Of Travel
ing Men of the United States would be
conducive to tho mercantile, manufac-
turing and commercial interests of the
country, as well as to themselves MS n
fraternity, we, tho committee, make
this petitions:
That day in the early part of Febru.
airy, II advisable, DO set apart, and 10 loo
known as the commercial Travellers
day. and we most respectfully ask that
timely and full notice OF said convention
DO advertised, and that IL be held under
the aupices OF the Worlds Exposition,
Awaiting your response, we are,
Very respectfully yours,
II. q. BARROW,
A. b. TABOR,
w. O. Common,
B. A. ALDRiCu,
COmmittpc
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Fine Art Ina stove.

One would hardly suppose that an
ordinary cooking or parlor stovo would
inspire artistic genius to any great OK
tent. Mr.. Ralph Busch, however, is
general agent for one of the prettlost,
most unique and artistic designs of
stoves that has yet made its appearance.
IL Is the now famous Art Westminster,
Us construction il simply perfect, and
1t is positively beautiful ornament for
even parlor. IL was nodded in CLAY
originally, just as other works of art,
anu mo result IL appropriate, rich and
refined, In keeping with the most
artistic Surroundings, and so entirely
different from any other stove ma 10
mark the Art Westminster as an i'm.
portent epoch in stove making.
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NNEARE AUTHORIZATIONS ANNOUNCE
w ). n. BRAswELL as a candidate for Jus-
uce OF the Peace for Precinct No. !, at the
ensuing election.
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Tho RIaIno Suit.

Is receiving the attention of tho courts
and tho people. Why pay so much Mt
tontion to a LAW suit, we ask, when
your dress suit is threadbare and your
business suit is in flinders, and your last
wlntors overcoat is ut this very moment
being deyoured by rats and months. A
FALL suit is the question Of the hour,
and Douglas Bros is the place to pro,
cure IL. Call on Douglas Bros. and SEQ
the very finest materials for suits of all
kinds, including the latest designsiin
plaidS and direct importation from
London. D1tGLRs Bios.
Merchant Tailors, 7O3 Main ST..
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URUrCnER II UROwDUs,

Thore arc many cheap cosmetics Of
fered for sale, which claim To contain
nothing injurious to the skin. This Is
all bosh, all, or very nearly all are COM
pounded from tho most deloterious and
poisonous drugs In the materia medicn.
They destroy the vitality of the skin,
making the consumer promaturoly with
cred aud old. j. A. Pozzoni guarantees
his medicatod complexion powder GU
tiroly free from all injurious matter. Use
mono other and you will never regret.
Price 90 cents and 81 por box. Sold by
all druggists and poriumers.
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The following is tho amount to be
paid to j. NJ. Harry for paving Main
street from Jefferson street to Syca-
more and tho cross streets between
Main and ELM including Austin street,
from Commerce 10 Main, and ON Lamar
nom Wood To Main street, viz; $g2, 09B.:,B.
oil which amount the sum of SG7, 7OO. ~
mas already been paid. OF this sum
only Sl6,Sl5.55 has been collected from
property owners, leaving amount due.
less Intersections, which are paid by the
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M q T Y |: r
ARE YOU
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and partial prolapsus. 1t affords immediate
RELIEF and permanently restores the mem
strual function. AS a remedy to be used DUR
Ing that critical period known rs "CHANGE
or LIFE" this invaluable preparation has
no equal.
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COUNTY OOLLEOTOK.

wv AkEAUTHORlHEDT TO ANNONUCE
" BEVERLY SCOIrUS q candidate for re-
election to the Office OF County Assessor M
the ensuing election.
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A SKIN on BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER.
Dr. t. Felix Gourauds
Oriental Cream or Magical BeauHfGr
PURlFlES As WELLASBEAUTIFIIS
THE SKIN.
No uthcr Cosmetic will do H..

erly made, Accept no counterfeit OF similar
name, Ihedlsunguished DR.. l.. a, Sayrc said
YOU ladicS vii use them, recommend 'Gon.
tauds CREAM rs the least harmful OF MI The
SKIN prepnrationsw one bottle will last IN
mHnihs, using II every day. Also Poudrc
jury TO the skin. MNF, NJ, ". N. Coup am
sole proprietor, Is Rond street n, Y.
FOR sale 10y all druggists and fnnSy' goods
dealers throughout the United States, Cana.
I Ii and Europe. Beware OF base limitations
one selling the same. N''''''
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Undcr FAIao protcn.e,

Nd LILLIAN was arrested last evening
by the police and locked up on the
charge of obtaining money under false
protonses. The officers charge that no
represented that ho was raising funds
Tor the purpose of aiding poor widow,
who had several small, helpless child,
rem, and that he raised Il for his own
personal use,
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Miss Waller has Just returned from.
her annual trip to New YORK, wr6te she
went to obtain the newest and most
popular styles 70" the apprc aching soa-
son. Those who ,"or her with their
patronage, may BIZ assured OF perfect
satisfaction, in bcL fit and style; G25L,
Elm street, Dallas. Texas.
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Nicely Coyered-All books bought from

IT economy and comfort are consulted
you will surely stop with Col Pratt of
Barnum's hotel, when you visit st.
Louis. His thousands of old friends
ana patrons will bo pleased to know
mat he has taken another lease, and will
fenONate and improve this well known
hotei, ana IN every particular sustain
his lifelong reputation as host.
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tNuF SAlE-BlG BARGAIN-A FIRST-
T. class saloon for sale; rent cheap: -plen.
ga stand Apply to GEORGE II. POTTER al
3rttnrtOu, Irvine ~ Co.'s. ,eJ1tf
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SAVED HER LIEF
RIDGE. MIcINro.

RIDGE, MclNTosH Co., GA.
DR.. j. BRADFGELD: Dear Slr-I have taken
several bottles of your l'emale Regulator for
failing OF the womb and other diseases COM
blned' Of sixteen years standing, and really
believe nm cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks aud most pro-
found gratitude. 1 know your medicine
saved my life so you see | cannot speak too
nightly In Its favor. | have recommended ii
to several of my friends who arc suffering as
WIS Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. w. h. STEBlNS.
our Treatlso ON tho "uJalth and Happiness
OF woman" mailed free.
THE BRADFIEID REauLAroR CO..
Atlanta Ga.
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AUSTIN COLLEGE,
sherman, Texas.

sherman, Texas.
The next session win bpulu mn I'm, gIof
september 1881. Instruction in nil the usu9i
departments thorough. For Information
Apply TO REV. y. p. PALMER, u. D.,
President, sherman, Texas,
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WANTED-TO RENT A HOIJSE ~:
w Ito 10 rooms; large grounds: viii u VT
in advance Address House, Herald once reht
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w ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel J. q. STEVENS as Ia candidate
tOr Justice ofthe Peace of Precinct No. |.
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Tho residence of John Maddox, who
resides on Mckinney avenue was, he
claims, entered by burglars Tuesday
night, and $3.50 stolen from himself and
mis- wife, Tho officers insnpcted liz
premises, but found no clue To BURGLAR
Maddox says that his pants packet I'm
which no had the money was cut ont. "
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Tho Missouri Pacific R'y Co. will sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re-
turn $50, Louisville and return $3.50.
from Sept. 18th to 3Oth. Good ten davs
Tor return. For tickets, ETC., call at 5Ol
Main ST. Il. p. TURNER,
TIKI Ag't, Dallas.
y. w. Mccullough, Gen'l Pass. and
TIKI Ag't, Galveston.
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The Gadd Case.

The suit brought by tho Western Fire
ana Marine Insurance Company against
IL 4. Gadd OF al, for tho recovery of
money which IL is alleged tho Gadds col.
iecteu as agents and failed 10 turn over
70 INC company, Is occupying tho alton.
tlon OF the County court.
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Important.

Important.
Whom YOU visit or leave Now York
CIV save baggage, express or carriage
hiro and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted mn nj a
eost OF N,o0,O00, reduced TO 81 aud I'M.
wards per day. European plan. Flo.
'yhtor' restaurant supplied with tho
bost. ilorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Eamilltk can
I'VE better for less money NJ the Grand
, Union hotel than In any other first, lass
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JUDSON INSTITUTE


Marion, Ala.
Forty-Seventh session b.,ins Octohor
M; Faculty OF fifteen. Collegiate c",tss
.nr YOUNG ladies, Kindergarten and Pre-
par0torS departments. school OF NInslc
on; and P9tntlug, and biography. For
ROBERT FRAZIER, President,
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w FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN p. GILLESPIE as candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
slectiOn.
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WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as candidate for JUS
tlce of the Peace for Precinct MOL.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEoRGF r, FEARS for Justice of the
'epce for Precinct No. /.
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w w. II. TuAOKER for, 'unty Clerk.
NJ ARE REQUESTED y ANNOUNCE
~ w. NJ. G. HILL as d candidate for re-
election TO the office of County Clerk.
M n ARE REQ UESrED TO ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JONES ms "a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of District Clerk.
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EOR sAIE--FNRMs IN DALLAS CO.
H. one hundred acres Joining the town OF
richardson, on II. a y. &. Il. r., II miles
north OF Dallas; very rich black land. we'll
improved; water plenty nud good Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one md half
iulieS west OF RICHARDSON; rich. black land,
wen improved, IN line state oGcutivaUOn;
large dwelling, rooms: barn. outhnlIding,
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard lpoachi:
o good wells and "a acres timber These are
Two among the best places Ia Dallas county.
rules perfect; no mcumhraucu; terms ensv.
Apply toor address DR.. l.. u. STROUD, Rich-
"luSVui HulluS county, Texas. Hugsl-lm
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photographs.
For tho next thirty days | will reduce
tne price OF my bost gilt bowel edge cab
met photographs to $5 per dozen. This
great reduction will last only thirty
days. J.H. WEnsTpp
1Ol Elm StraeL
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan Street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most deslrably located. The system
of education pursued is designed to develop
the men.al, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners. =.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatiOney, Drawing French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary intirna-
ryeXpenSes, per session of five months, 500
Music and use of piano ................... 35
Entrance fee (only fer the first year. .... 5
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
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atty VS.. J. Robertson, intoxicatlon,
charged. '"s'""'Si u's-
City city vs.; b. +. sandotor, vagrancy,
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DOR SALE-W VOLUMES u, \. RE
a ports, from first Cranch 10 fourth Otto
inclusive in perfect order; price, $3.50. Apniy
10 W iLiIAhS 4 TURNKEY, ga Main 81, self 80
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TON FEMALE COLLEGE
ST. PATTERSON President / LEXINGTON. KY.

T. PATTERSON President LEXINGTON KY.
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
Building, Of modern construction: nppOinf-
mentS superior, accommodations unsurpass-
hot and cold water ON each floor. baihs'
Course OF instruction comprehensive: large
faculty of superior teachers; extra advan-
tages IN Language, Music, Paintngand Flo
cution. But two pupils occupy a room. lis
patrons and pupils are references. For Get.
alogut, copy of Monthly, published by the
STUDENTS, list of references, ETC., apply 10 The
President. or p. f.. 81. Clair, Dallas. Tcxgs.
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Dallas Real Estate.

Wo tako this means of introducing
ourselves to the public. We have asso-
ciated ourselves together for the purpose
of doing general land business. Our
speciality will be buying, selling, rent
ing and leasing Dallas city and county
property. Having secured the business
OF several prominent firms in the CITY,
wo ask a continuance of tho patronage so
literally bestowed ON thoin, and hone
by accurate and prompt, personal atten-
tlon to all business entrusted to us TO
share the public patronage.
CRUrCHER ~ CRowDUS,
Office No. Gil Elm ST., first floor.
Dallas, sept /, lSSi-To our Patrons:
Having determined to devote our at
tentlon IN future exclusively TO western
lands and live stock, we have turned
our local agency business over TO tho
responsible firm of Crutchor& Crowdus.
Mr.. Crutcher having been with us for "A
number of years and having had charge
OF that branch OF our business, thor
oughly understands 1t, and wo bespeak
Tor thom continuance of your patron
ago. Resp0ctfullv.
GANO Bros,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Stanton, Va,

Mrs. Gen. j. Il. h, Stuart, Principal. The
next session of nine months begins Sept H.,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited Terms reasonable. For
mll particulars apply to the Principal.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


incorporated and governed by Board OF
Trustees; q full aud experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed Tor beauty
and heaithiulnessi discipline equal to that Of
the best school, In the country; new and
magninccu, buildings erected especially for
the school seven states represented, Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fan Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent,
MAI. E. d. BURGESS.
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VHT " WnEN MN THE SOUTHWEST
STRAYED.

SIhnAin1ED - LAST JANUARY i FROM
noi,es n n g pasture, about Is miles from
St nal gu, n NJ on LEFT shoulder star /, fore.
,r,.u' ~ nlnd foot white, wears o'd, rS-
r Mo,u ol $40 for INFORMATION icnlinr to his
iS yS''s s,si, Apply to +, BESNEr, at Mar
$500 = ,..uu. segSiNw9t
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PantOpS Academy, N Si3s C hart, tts
por boys aud Young Men. Fully eguippej
BnSshSS september 10th. Send Tor rntainlne
hHEV, EDGAR WooDs, Pm. ~ -, "''
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varter's Little Liver Pills must not he
vonounded with common catharlic or
bILIssslvo pills, as they are entirely un.
nnv lhem IN every respect, Ono trial
win provo thoir superiority,
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HON, SALE-BN SOUTHWEST LAND
lCOMPANN-i-room house, lot 50yl2S. cor
mSG' OF Slowdus and Porter streets; lot lOOx
~ Nv, Nlu'n street, near Eryay;2 acres with =
east OF fair Grounds; broom house, lof ok
wv corner Of CorsicOua aud Browder streets. ?
hcres Win houses, and rooms, East Dal-
,' nuaS heOSl OF Fair Grounds; 3-roOm house,
iotS ana 2 q and 2esch 5OXl25, In Middle
5on sN1uluon, adjoining and west of Fnir
SrnuhuSi ioi 5ONeO corner Griffin ANA \k9ri
S,o ~, 49,, wv loO Joins Fair Ground ON Inc
VS., vs. iol .iNNl, on Pacific avenue, oppoSite
pNssGngerdepot; lot 6gl sXlOO, corner Cbttnnoo
-.-N.NN l.1AlN NAlh filNI NhrlnWg n.
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AZ the st. Goorgo--Charles Miller
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