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Beadle's Half Dime Library, Vol. XIV, No. 351 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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= I> & —— — LIAL LZ ele a et lI ln ; \ « YY eamannt See RRORR NS , LTE TREO” QA “ATMO WOR, ES uN , Aa WOR Go Ha ; 3 I —_ $2.50 a year. Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mail Rates. Copyright, 1884, by BEADLE AND ADAMS. April 15, i844. S le PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS Price, Vol. XIV. Number. No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. 5 Cents. No. 351. cece a LL LLL LLL ALL LOLI AAD eee + ee DEADWOOD DICK SENTENCED: or, The Terrible Vendetta BY EDWARD L. WHEELER, AUTHOR OF “ DEADWOOD DICK” NOVELS, ‘“‘ ROSEBUD ROB” NOVELS, *‘ DENVER DOLL” NOVELS, ETC., ETC. > ~- i il os — ‘ SA szs,-- ate . = . =e . as N\\\ Wut \ +e as .* * 4 NM AAC A FLYING LEAP CARRIED HIM OVER THE HEADS OF THE CROWD, AND DEADWOOD DICK WAS OUT OF THE SALOON, IN THE DARKNESS OF THE NIGHT, ERE A HAND COULD. BE RAISED TO PREVENT HIS MARVELOUS ESCAPE. Eomichooks. com