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ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel

AlhlNAIA w INC tOHllntIulhi Hol''
j, l., H. Smith, Loulsylllei j, l., Mccall,
Wealherfoldi David Weeks, WI, Moore, Lai
q, N, Maokey, AlyerNdO Frank Lnsenn, dnl-
yesioni 4, N, Ferris, Mllwoodi i, 4. Moore,
MaNhall W, Farrell, city, LOWS, lai DO
Brown, MarhNlli IA. Derrick, uilmeri ",
Elmer aud wife, Miss H. Barker Shreveport
W. j, lierdlne, ~. Louis y, u, Wright, Wnc0i
II, l., Maxwell, i, \. Lasarns, Kansas Cliyi
W Clnpp ANA wle Memphisi A A Harvard
Austin; II NJ Haywood Jenem0niJ II Quin-
lin CicNg0j Nv Olson Dallas county W
Right san Francisco II W Moore H. Louis
Samuel Alexander Shreveport j nFlemng
Pl0n0, MS i II MOrsely Mncoupln, Ills; capt
CLSpeop, United states army, JnchsbOro;
II 4 Dicks ~. Louis j NJ Clnlse Kansas Cliyi
shall q Atchley, A u Weaver Alyerad0i q W
Beckett Iluntsylllei Harry Cramer Denver
As gentleman Of this city, yeslcr-
day, was writing the l'on yoy, OF closing part
Of u letter TO II debtor, demanding the pny-
ment of u debt of ono thousand dollars, the
paymontof which was about being barred
by the statutes Of limitation, his servant laid
q letter on his table, which, on opening, lie
found was from the executor OF the ostats Of
his debtor, who had lately died, and which
contained the rather surprising M well as
gratifying Intelligence that his debtor had
inserted u provision In his will not only 10
pny tho ono thousand dollars, with COM
pound Interest but TO give hS creditor Ave
Thousand on tho top of H.
PER the private coach Of the super
iniendont OF the Texas Central road, the fol-
lowing railroad grnndeeS reached this city
yesterday from Donlson; General Superln-
tendent Durnnd, Assistant Superintendent
Cary, Chlof Engineer Howe, of the Texas
Ccntrali General Passenger Agent Waddell,
OF the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
md General southern Passenger Agent Gal.
low0y, Of the Ohio aud Mississippi. Messrs.
Durnnd, Cary and Howe left for Houston lust
evening, .... ......... .
Mr.. AMMON BURR has established u
nursery and greenhouse one mile southeast
OF the Central railroad depot, where he has
now on hand and for sale large and rare
collection of fruit trees, eveIgreens, flowers,
etc., II list OF which lies before us. In short
time visit to his nursery will well repay
any one who loves the beautiful In nature.
We ARE pleased TO know that Mr.. Burr has
established his nursery here and expects ~
remain among Ms, and hope that our people
Will encourage him.
| AN lmprovident young gentleman
of this city who has been "playlng at duck
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MIR. ,. W. ROwery.

On the Levee, Shreveport, Louisiana, Is
constantly receiving large additions to his
stock of groceries and Western produce Not
steamer arrives In that city that has not
some goods for him, and his goods are, there
fore, always fresh Among his arrivals re.
Gently, by the steamers Southwestern and
Belle of Shreveport, are the following articles
which win he sold cheap for cash 50 casks
clear side bacon; d casks shoulders; D tierces
sugar cured hams; 80 tierces lard: 100 kegs
lard; 80 casks dry snlted meats; 50 half barrels
knut; 500 barrels potatoes; 100 kegs lard 500
sacks oats; 200 barrels meal; 1000 sacks corn;
900 sacks SALT 100 sacks coffee; 100 boxes buck
wheat; 100 boxes condensed milk; 30 cases
sardlnes; $1,000 cigars. various brands, 80 bar
rels Dexter wbiskey; % barrels Emerald
whiskey; % barrels Morning Star whislsey,
These are some ofthe leading articles of his
stock. lie has also everything else in the
staple and fancy grocery line, Including
canned goods of every kind. Give him o
call.
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly oder ess. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating poWet superior
10 gas. Burns In any lamp ". luut danger
of exploding or taking dre. Manufactured
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
bic test aud It's perfect burning qualities ARE
proved by Its continued use In over WO,OeU
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling,
The insurance companies and fire commits
the Astral M the best safeguard where lamps
are used Send for circular. ~ "t
For sale mt retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the propretors,
CHAS. PRATT & CO..
l8d0tuimw l0S Fulton street. New York,
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negro man picked NJ white man, q
stranger, near East Dallas, yesterday, in a
speeches. condition with his face frightfully
mutilated from coming in contact with some
stone laying on the road. lie was conveyed
to the Negroes cabin, where on examination,
II was found that nothing of any value had
been removed from his person, and, as he
has not been able rs yet to articulate in the
least, II is left to conjecture whether he was
knocked down by u vehicle or from motives
of private vengeance.
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DO 10 Stegaii a. 90. for iarni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of im0uldings. wall paper, step
ladders, table ana pocket cut-
Iery. 2sod&wtf
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l8IlOSjnw

CURIOUS FACr.-It appears that Amer
loan feminallty, the glory of man and
pride of nations, adds fresh graccs and
new aures to her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swoeter smiles, are causing poor ugly
Improvements tits being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
of that great female wonder English Female
Bitters.
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somelhing new az Pagc's.

boots, Jon ties, Alexis ties and CATERS. Also,
for Ladies' and Misses new styles Of Kid and
Serge button shoes and lace galters and slip
pes, school girl shoes. Call nj sign of Gold
On Boot, Main street. II. PAGE.
idlW
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MN. q. w. BECK EFT

n our authorized ngcnt for this city, with
power To make colloctionsnnd solicit ndvcr-
Nsaments and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ,hls pnpor
All contracts made by him VIII DC feeog-
nIzed by this office. -
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'ADyERTrsE MENTs

Intended for the mornings Herald
should he handed In by q o'cIock the
previous evening 10 insnre their in-
sertiOn.
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A heavy invoice Of blank and
memorandum books received
M PIERCE a. lYLE'h.

II ispn on moOlod question, can conspmp'
ton be- oured7 The pros and cons arealmoH
flal disease, on one ground all agree, that
MarsdonS Pectoral Rain viii relieve every
case ana cure majority. For salo by all
druggists, ......
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Iyl5dtf
NOTICE.

No accounts against employees in The
Herald once viii he allowed IN set g.
ments with the onlcc unless nm order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
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Franklin Il Penn are receiy-
ing new goods every day.
TO Tax.Payers Of the CITY Of Dallas

To TaN.Payers OF the City OF Dallas.
Notice is hereby given that E. j. Darlington
is no longer my deputy, and that will not
be responsible for his acts In said capacity
from and after this date. ID. KING,
Assessor and Collector of the city of Dallas.
February 10, 1874. t sd3t
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post.
Office

Northern mail arrives daily at S:35 p m;
departs nj 6:2O n III.
southern mail arrives at $40 u m; departs
NJ SI1 p IN. ..
Texas and Pacific mail arrives ut $3.50 m;
departsat 10 p III.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mall arrives except sundays at p IN; de-
parts except sundays ut 8 Il M.
Denton and Wise County, Louisville and
Trinity mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at q pm; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at III.
Cleburne,, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alexandria mail arrives Wednes-
day al 8 p IN; departs Monday at am.
Greenvlle, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mail arrives and departs twice Il
week. g#...E .H. III FAyI ls
Virginia mail daily each way.
Scyene, Haught's store and Union Hill
mail tri-weeltly.
All mails close at p m, ms the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed at night.
William Jones, Postmaster; s. =. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, CHIEF
Clerk; W. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing ClerK. ...,rusy..r
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Twelve lots Zone blockl, oil tho principal
business street OF the town OF Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices i AlRgpiy .ssSwrNprL1s,
jyl5dtf Herald once.
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CAPTAIN JOHN w. LANE,

Assistant secretary of the senate, Is An
authorized agent OF The DALLAS HERALD In
Austin,
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Wowill hayea lot of Servidora cigars--a
choice brand. Three for twenty-five cents,
Look out for themnt
9dSt GOSLIN'S CIGAR STAND.
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Messrs. Durham, Howell q Co.. of shreve'
port, are agents of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt n Yarns and osnaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. l2JOd.tf
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Notice.

The stock holders of the Dallas City Rail
road company win meet at the office Of the
company ON Friday, The Goth instant, at 2
O'Clock j.. M, for the purpose Of receiving the
reports of the officers of the company, and
the transaction OF any other business that
would properly come before u stockholders
meeting. af VIZ 40" a. NJ. SWINK, llt
President Dallas city Railroad Company.
February o. 1874, .. a... ieblOdlOd
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Mr.. William Foote, jr,, the polite md
active advance agent OF this company OF elc-
CANT artists, Is In the city, and has engaged
Fields thoater for Friday and Saturday
evenings of next week, for the appearance OF
this charming troupe. Respecting their
merits the Denison Daily News has this TO
say:
SMITHS SWISS BELL RINGERS.
This well-known troupe gave one of their
choice musical entertainments at the Pres
byterian church, Saturday evening, the lith
inst The large and commodlous church
was filled TO It's utmost capacity. The intro
duction by the Ladies' silver Cornet baud
was splendid. The performance with the
bells was executed by accomplished artists,
combining long experience with rare musical
talent.
Jalo, humorist, facial artist and Dutch
comique, Is simply huge. He grins and the
audience roars; he looks sober and the audi
ence is almost breathless. Jaflb appears just
often enough to relieve the entertainment of
anything like monotony.
Mrs. VIII l.. Smith, the accomplished So
prano, character vocalist, and stan bell
player, has well earned the reputation of
being second In her profession TO no artist in
the United States.
These are the leading stars, and under tho
management of WIN l.. Smith, supported by
full troupe of talented artists, The enter
tainment Is the most complete artistic,
chastc, original, and enjoyable ever pre-
scented by travelling organization.
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Engine For Sale.

have for salea good twenty-horse power
portable steam Engine, manufactured by c,
and j. Cooper. Mount Vernon, Ohio; has been
used only three Yeas, and Is In prime order.
Has.J uds2n Governor complete, and ready
Tor use. VIII be sold Cheap. -..ts.Il,.l =
5dtf ..a..., J. W. sCHENCK.
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For Sala.

Three good residences In this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
l5e-dtf STEAGALL Il co.
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Franklin L. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines. -g

Try English Female BItters; they cure after
all else fails.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Hereafter all bills for advertisements
ia this paper viii he collected monthly
unIeas otherwise specified In contracts.
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The total receipts for the season at the cot
ton yards up till date amount to u, SOL bales.
Freights-Galveston 81 %; New Orleans
"a 621a; Shreveport s. W.
The following is the statement of receipts
of cotton at all ports from September l, 1873,
to January II, 1874, inclusive, as made up by
the New Orleans Cotton Exrhanpe.
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THE DAILY HERALD FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, lszt.

wlgganl Red Gross l2ISe,
uollonhdeAi fnrmer'snnd MeohnliiehWTri
llp'w S H'gc iynehourg %api W'lila'hH'
Howard liai Clarendon Gl .ci Bear 3 ounces,
WI hhVnnsi ounces, 10,
lnmbTlchi Flat hCi Rolled llllc,
Miscellaneous kentueky Jeans lbg1Ooi
Doc skin NN@Ilci Cotton farnh no.
Boots and shoes,
Boys Kip Bromns sl9 0l@l6 % " d9T Mems
90 w Wqlh ~ v dolt Chlldrenh ana MlSnh
~ nlesls NJ D iQzi h0yh Kip hools tls OO9
" W " dozi Men b do $50 OOaih 10 W doL,
Hreadsiuis aud drain.
Pl0uT--O " Extra Family VI Hm6 OlI Choice
kNN VI OOao ~ NNNa 'aal WI AN " sps
RIan, q 100 lbs, VI %.
oats y bushe w l-ggGic. ......
wheat per bushel, u Ndl %,
Corn, per hushel Al 0O,
Corn meal, per 10 ts, 81 Olgl ",
polal oes-ENrly ltose seed " VDgO ~ Table
VI Bim1 10.
Onions 80 OOa0 "a,
Groceries.
neRns; Navy sl6 10,
HHrOni Clehrsldes lll6G, Breakfast ll-ei
Huns, oanvnssed, li@l7T liams, sugal'cured'
ldr.
Molnsses In barrels per GALLON; Fair 7Oci
prlme, l5ri Choice rOci Golden syrup SocisllNer
Dfips Doe. l..
sugar lin barrels per pounds Fair i0ci
Primo II ~; Choice l2c;. YELLOW crushed ~
White crushed llci Powdered l6ciCrushed Va
rl1n ihihrh'Isni ~ ~, ~ % L TWtSk5' "a
Tobacco, perlb, n@Sc, 80 a.. ......
Whiskcy, per gallon, VI OO@2 10.
mU Coffee and Tea.
RI0, common, Sic; Fair % good, S2ci Prime
Ia choice, ne; u, q. Java, Wri Ten, per D, DW
o. Z .,lLL..,NH ||
lax Snnhed "oo"s'
po,ches q. m IA dozen. 20 "a, Penrs. ON 4,
anlen. "a On; piums' areen aap1s. 2,n \, dozen,
~ na ~ ,arrias I'm M fnsen AL Ok Unsp.
Serrjes. a.lb ISdozen, 81 %; Hack berries, 2-h,
| m doyen 81 bl Tomatoes 2.lb, N dozen, 81 30,
Corn, 9Th, n dozen, W OO@3 30; Peas, 2-h, "
dozen, W Ooi snoeoiasli' wv, noEen, ~
Holsters, In, Hdo.eh' " wv oysVors' i"'
dozens Jo' rVng SIR rUWnT w
prus,s. yuts aud Co,,fectioueries.
,'',' 800 q, ~ ~, AZ 80 no, It,,
Apples green y phrrel ~ oGy ~; drio y,
y bdic; Lemons, DoA soW oInnseS "
noA ~ w FIGS new No. Tci m'. n,,rr ~ ~
| layers, box, NEW r. vi prleu ouiihn.s,
zGhi a. M m m"WG ,I sdtt t shal c Fiberts
new Dci WainuS' y 70 ~ nrl.hl. NUS !,
YIN l6c; Peanuts, Y ID i2Scj Crnnner W v
| barrel sls; ,ocoanuls, lVo ~ ooGlg III rih I'M
ianey candy 10 %'@'oci roc"hS' W puSnei
" :" .l.
a. ". 4, ma.
Alcohol y gu " p cum tlinpnon Y 10 w
Ghlorolorn u Wv gum opin,n " 10 su z'sy ,s oV'
indigo best v 70 q .ogo w Mnsncsln y 70 o. '2 IN
SOci Madder ID lS%9Oci on, sweet ghi W w
sperm . gu % pV p ", no pure, " 90 III
co. Lemon N.Y. Wlqi y; soun sal Englis,
FhSc sulphur n9ur 10 ecj l nosiil " W ir'
Alum Y 10 Itoc, Nnlone' " 10 y ooga 20, Noo,',
az. unrv ~ ine n Ea",9 gT III, CasInr "A gn 80 IN
| 0r2 rs; olive a gal v 25@2 80; Tanners ~ 90
Cassla "A n 81 10; Quinine n on 81 80; Soap
CASTLE a n zoe; Soda ash B n he; Saltpctre
pure y d SOC; Commercial u N loo; Venetian
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Woman " Medical Adviser, so much needed
dress Dr.. j. +. 'Droomgoolc, Louisville, Ky.
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Hides and Leather.

Hides and Leather. bio .l [.
There is little doing In the hide market
The offerings are very light, and we have no
change TO report In figures. Messrs Schoell-
hopf & Co. furnish quotations as follows:
Selected lie; dry salted l0c; green salted SIC;
fat l5e; deer skins 25c; "a OF for grubby in all
classes. . ......
Harness Leather--oak 4O@l3c; Hemlook 800
Ale; Skirting ii9i6c. Sole I.eather-oak 44a
i6c; Hemlock 33df39c. 'H.d'i'lH
General business continues fair. Our quo
tations show but little change from last week.
Breadstufs are in active demand and rising.
our quotations represent cash prices for
round lots. lirc'au7 go hAh .l aF1 r,f sis
nr tsaraT .-a Dry Goods. sflst'e,.., 81.
Brown sheetlng and shifting: Central
Mills SC; Albion y. IL Sc; Agawan IA lie; Ab-
a l215c; Miller Rlverl2i[c; Indian Head y
NC; MASSACHUSETTS p q 9lac; Bedford X lie;
BleacIed shooting; Fruit Of the Loom Ice:
Boot = He; Boot f. BIC; Boot II he; Amoskeap
l2.,5c; Barnsley. lie; 7 tlca g; Harmony &c. 2
Essex DC; Ancona lOc; Clinton SIC; Amoslxeag
&c; simpson Mourning loo; Ceyudetia Solids
l0c; Montville SIC; Columbian re.
DENNIS: Boston l5c;, Oakland l5c; Hay
maker 49, e.; Otis AKA 25c.
stripes: American l2Isc; Mechanics l2,Sc.
Sheridan lie; Rock River 15lSc; Easton lie;
Whittendon Ice; Amoskeag extra heavy 2Oc:
Checks: Lanark l2lsc; Americas l9lSc, Cal
edonia Nos l6c; CaledOnian Nos lsc; Clarlls
Doc.
Drills. Graniteville l5Se; Plymouth Rock,
heavy Ice; Appleton l5lsc; Pepperill l5lsc.
Ticking: Princeton l2lSc; Manhattan l5c;
Houston City Mills A zoe; Conestoga A C a
PIC; Fendall A 2llsc; John A ClaTk's X 2jl,c;
John A. Clark's Xxx 2Ic.
Corset Jeans: Clarendon i2Jsc; aAmoskeas
l5c Naumkeag Satteen l5Ixc. ti'Ia ~ 3D.
Cotton Plaids: Magnolia i2lxc; Americas
lIHc; Whittendon extra heavy lsAc; Ala
hama ljc.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Tho we'll known propcrty.nnown aS the
"CrutchGeId House,"

In the city OF Dallas, " offered NJ private
sale. For terms, Inquire OF
GEO. W, BAYLOR, or
"A JAS. o. CRUrCHFIELD'
Dallas, Nov. 70, 1873. 2iOdti
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Franklin d Penn have "a large
and very superior lot OF wall
paper.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
District Attorney.

District Attorney.
We are authorized and requested to an
w. II. CAUSE,
of Tarrant, as a candidate for District Attor-
ney of the Fourteenth judicial District,
Election March 2, 1874
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE N. ALDREDGE
as a candidate for District Attorney OF the
Fourteenth Judicial district ut the election
on the End day of March next. david
We are authorized to announce
Il. g. BOWER
torney.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce A&1etA y ca eit'a7sh AIS g sAe
JAMES t. DOWNS
as a candidate for District Attorney of the
Fourteenth judicial district, ut the special
election to DO held on the second day of
March, 1874. .s aH .H.rtH .t.rs 30
To the voters of the of the Fourteenth Ju.
dicial district of the State of Texas, compris-
ing the counties of Dallas, Tarrant and
Ellis: hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of District Attorney, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF Major
John I. Ault, and II deemed competent by
you ask your suffrage at the ensuing election,
10 be held on Monday, the second day of
March, \. ID. 1874. III. II. SNEED.
'.a For Mayor. 4H ga
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce
r7ssefe BEN. LONG ......r....,.
as a candidate for the Office of Mayor of the
~ For Treasurer. ytfHcE
We are authorized and requested to an
90 = n HFNRy ROIUEF v..e,... /
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Fruits, Nuts and Confectionerie-.

Apples green v barrel s7OO@p 10; dried
box sS 20; Figs, new u ID zoe; ltaisins, In
layers VI box, now 81 70; Dried currants,
zGnte, u N, new l5c; Turkish prnncs new
eblsc; Almonds, soft shell y b 2Sc; Filberts
" n he; Peanuts, " N l2%c; Cranberries, "
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, W 100 SO O0Gtl2 10; Fine
fancy candy, " 10 25@3jc; Pocans, Y, bushel
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Coffee and Tea

Peaches, 2-lb, d, dozen, q ~; Pears, e.lb v
dozen, So On; Plums green Cages, lib " dozen,
81 10, Strawberries, 2-lb, " dozen, 80 25 llnsp-
berries, BIB, adogon, vs. w; lilackborries, 2-b,
" dozen, 81 30; Tomatoes, 2.lbi W dozen, w DDi
dozen, - 90; SuocOil,sli, 2.b, d dozen, 81 Oi
lobstcrs, lib, " dozen, 81 %; Oysters, lib "
dozen, ~ 10, .i...sH. I'D. H...H b.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-08

Knox cour si-g through her heart upheld
her husband through all weathers,
proud OF his strength, tender Of his weak
ness, and novel saying, Thomas, pray,
do write 50 that PEOPLE can understand
ycu" lis wild, wierI words might puz-
zis her brain, bpt they were simple Saxon
to her heart, and so when she died he Ind
craven on her tomb, For forty years she
was the true ard loving hel9mate of her
husband, and unweariediy forwarded him
as none else could in all Of worth he did or
attempted"
| think the average novel is making sad
mischief IN the average mind il its pic
lures OF true love. /: makes the tender
glow and glamour which related natures
feel when they meet, tru, love. 1t is no
ssch thing; it i, true passion, that is all
blessid power purely aud rightly used;
but no more true
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HALLS
VEGETABLE S!C!uAk
HAIR
RENFWER.

Every year increase. the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which Is
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up TO its high
standard: and it is tho only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring GsAr
or FApEp HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, ty its use, becomes white and clean
1t removes all eruptions and dsn,irutf. and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as i: stimulates and
nourishes the ir-glands. BY ats use, the
hair grows thicker and strcug r. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands TO
their normal vigor. anil will create new
growth. except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DREssGNG ever
used, rs it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
ance. A. A. HAYES, NJ, D., State Assay
er of Massachusetts. SAYS. :" The constitu.
ents are pure. and carefully selected for
excellent quality AMI | consider it the
BEsr PsrrAEArioS for its intended pan
poses"
Sold b, a. DruJyts's. d1s DtI!rr. in Nsdi-
cintS
Price One Dollar.
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Bu;kinghaln's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

A. orr l;euewcr IN many eases requires
too long TIM, and too much care, TO le-
store gray or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, III one preparation; which
viii quickly and effectualiy accomplish this
result 1t is easily spilled, and produces
a color which will neither rub nor wash of.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured ty K. 7. Hall { Co.
NASHUA, n II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-08
AUCTION!
Sale Of Land Horses &c

On January 9TH, 1874, at the Hotel of Miles
Mcmahon on Commercial street. in the CITY
of Msnitowoc. win offer at public auction.
to the highest bidder. the 81 of the set of sec
Is, in the town of Mantowoc Rapids con.
t. ming so acres, 50 acres improved. and can
be worked by machinery, is all seeded down
and produces 100 tons Of hay. The land i.
IT lies from the city of Manitowoc on the
! River Road. Also 10 good working horses.
3 double sleighs. new wagons and several
sets of Harnesses. Parties wishing to pur.
chase any of the above, will do well TO Re on
hand ut the sale AMI secure good farm
team. sleigh or wagon at bargain. Sale to
commence at = P NJ, Jan 5th
Dec. 18th 1873 SOO-3w
MILES MCMAHON.