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IN MEMORIAM.

Departed this life. in the village Of
Woodville. on Wednesday. the 1lth in
slant, at the residence Of Thomas Kecch,
E-q j. LAURENCE MARTIN. only son Of
the Hon. Thomas Martin. Of Charlotte
Hall. St. Mary's County. ir the ed year
Of his age.
After q protracted sickness, borne with
patience. he has passed from the scenes
Of earth to join that heavenly choir. To
write tribute Of respect Of one to whom
was so intimately attached is no small task.
II was in the fall Of '6S when we became
warm classmates and ardent friends, with
in the walls Of Charlotte Hall School
During our scjourn there learned to love
him as ran never loved man. Time roll
ed on and we babe adieu to those scenes,
50 fresh in memory. to enter upon the
great field Of battle. to be dashed by its
billowy surge. To-day. a. fond memory
carries me back and pictures all with
whom it was my pleasant lot to be associ-
ated. none, indeed. stands out more PROM
iLently as an exempli6cation Of a true
Christian character than the subject Of this
memoir. While = student At Charlotte
Hall be gave bis soul to God, and was
confirmed By Bishop Pinkney on his Wis
itatiou to that parish. He passed through
a thorough course at that institution. aad
graduated in 1871. How sad. tina. one
in the blooming period Of manhood should
be cut dowu-ons whose intellectual STAN
ina predicted such . glorious success -
Yet how often do We see those. who have
only for . short while left the font Of To-
struction. called away ere their conques.s
here have been achieved Bright an,ici-
pations are often blurred, and the choices,
and most beantiful leaves fall under the
autumn sephyrs. Yet. As the foliage re-
turns at its appointed time With an sppar-
ent new life, 50 will the leaf Of this me-
moir. now turned under for . short time.
reappear at the sounding OF that trump
on the great Resurrection morn. He was
beloved BY all who knew him. and many
are the friends to mourn his sad demise.
Consumption. The fell destoyer Of the race.
permitted him not to continue . worker
here below. After one years toll he Vas
forced to retire to await his fnal summons.
Up to that time he was q constant suffer-
er. till God called sim home. where be 10
uo~ sitting. locking down upon the dark
scenes Ofcarth. All. how joyful the words
we're to nv ear. .'he was prepared to die. "
Could Ne all give utterance 10 those words
Is the soul Us being sna,ched from its ten
ements Of clay could We all see the smile
Of IN approving God and the pearly gates
thrown vide open to admit rs to the Ce-
lestial City Let M then not toe deeply
laneD. his loss; brighter ZONE nov 10.
his. He joins in lloyd anthems around,
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In Blackwood's Magazine for March we end
continuation Of the serials Valentine and his
Brother" and disorder in Dreamland," and
the 6rst part Of new story, "Alice Lorraine"
which promises to surpass the others in inter
est. 1.-THE Two Speransky-Par, H." tells Of
Elizabeth Speranky -BagreeG. who, though I'M
happy in her domestic life. was the centre Of .
brilliant, circle in ST. Pe,ersburgh, was . great
traveller, and the author of several novels and
others books written In French. "Lcrd STAN
hope and the Historian Of Queen Anne's Reign"
ID, perhaps, The most striking article in this rum
Der. II contains sketches ofnany Of ;heprou-
ineat men Of the day, Including Marlborough.
Godolphin, "oraior Henley," ETC., besides
brief notice Of some Of the more important
sveass Of that reign. There are also . couple
Of poems. .'Horasian Lyrics" and two po,iti-
cal articles, ''The Elections Of 1858 and lsI4,"
and :" Mr.. G,adssone's Night Attack and its
Results"
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READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL

LrosARprowx, Mp. September 81, 10.
C. p. KNIGHT, ESQ.,, AGENT FOR BRApLEv's
ENAMEL PAIxr:-DEAR SiR: We have made a
air. indeed We believe, a thorough experiment
with the Enamel Paint for which you are ag, Mt,
having rsed it some twelve months ago in loaf
painting and for other purposes, and we take
pleasure in stating. that il has SURF assed our ex-
pectations. and also the representations that
have been made of it, in the points Of good
looks, durability and ekeopnsss. Others in our
village who have used it 1--WE mention Mr.. Her.
bert Moore, of the Washington Hotel As among
the nnnber) also bear willing testimony to its
manifold merit: and advantages.
Respectfully,
king & DOWNS.
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the throne. Yea. be has crossed over the
river sad landsd safely on the :. Beausiful
Shore" where. let us strive so NET hin.
for parting II unkncwn. He irsn~ision
from this Temporary ab;ding place 10 that
hone beyond j. his eternal gain. lie
moo rests lovingly in the arms Of Jesus.
Ihis . written - Token of Friendship.
the ties of which knew no destroyer save
Death. 81. T*$sss
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TnE Eser PAslrAxexr.--Ths frss
session oftke nth Psrliament Of Qaern
Victoria was oes : fortnight ego. with
the usual IN Iaies. " bat the real bssi-
ness 81 the - has jsss been entered
spoc. h nalities II the preliaisary
opening Of theess Psrliaaest vsrc rsth-
Or more esrf1s than imposing. Five
Lords Conun o;oners." in cooked bats
and searlst -. take their plsecs 10
front Of the rome in the Chamber Of
Peers. The nenhers ofthe Upper House
are informed Us the s.causes Of her Ma
jessy calling - Parliament" sill Be- de-
elared ~ 500 = the members Of both
Houses have bosn sworn in. The Com
mons. representa- bya erowd Of menu
bers At the bar u .sheir Lordships' House. ,
are informed stat d is her Majesty's pleas
ure that they should proceed to choose .
Speaker. and psesen. the person % chos-
en- "for her Ms1lssy's royal appreciation"
on the follovisg day. Next day . deru-
tstiou Of the Cshnons again appear At the
bar Of the Houe Of Lords. The Speak
er elect. in black eosrt dress aud bob Wig.
hambly psesss himself .. the bar ''for
her M.js1y,a Drsaious appreciation. I"
The Lord Chanecllos thercnpon signifies
her Majcssy's entire satisfaction with the
choice. and the Speaker. now become the
constitutional mou,hpieee Of Commons
of the United Kingdom. lays claim on
their behalf "to their undoubted rights
and privileges Growing more specific.
the Speaker petitions that the Commons
should be allowed '.frecdom Of speech in
debate. freedom of arrest for their per-
son. and servants. aud. above al. freedom
of access to her Msjes,y's royal person.
whenever occasion may require. and that
the best construction may be put on oil
their proceedings" The Lord Chanccl-
lor then states that cher Majesty doth
most readily confirm all the rights and
privileges which have ever been granted
to her Msjes.y's Commons by any Of her
royal predecessors"
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Sworn before


If the oath he administered before a
JUS, ice Of The Peace out Of the county in
which the application is made. there mus,
he attachtd the certificate Of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of the County in which
the Justice resides.
Prisons may sell salt to cure G,h in
March. April aul Nay vi hon. license.
License to Ordinaries and Tavern
Kecpera-1'ho license to o. dinari-s AID
tavern k"el ers to sell spiei,uois or Ter.
mented quo or lager beer, in quaint
ties less than pint, AZ any one time. are
Is follows Provided. tina. the applcan,
shall FIRST be rec nun nied to the Clerk
by two respectable fr,eaolders Of his i'm
mediate ,isinity, and shall maxi oath be-
fore said Cl,rk that he has bona fie
land without intending to evadc the re-
quiremepts Of thu articIe) provided and
expects to main Ain six good beds, with
sufhcicn, covering er.for-and three
rooms moIe than sufficient for The priva q
uses OF said ordinary keeper. with sta
bling ani proven ler for Eve h,rses at
least; and if id applicant resides in the
City OF B,ltimore. that he has provided
and experts to maintain twelve xood
Lcds with covering as aforesaid, and six
rooms.
The said applicant is also 70 make oath
before the Clerk as to rate Of rent or an.
nusl value Of the house at OF in which
the business to be authorized by the
license may be done. or intended 10 be
done.
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NOTICE,

|H(ME School Commissioners for Saint
y Mary's county will meet at their
Office in Leonardtown
ON THE 10TH OF APRIL. INST.
TO attend a COMPETITIVE EXAMT.
NATION Of the applicants for the FREE
SCHOLARSHIP in St. Johns College
now due to this county.
The successful candidate will be ad-
mi;ted into the College free of charge for
board and tuition.
BY order of the Board,
Test -
BENZ. TIPPETT,
Secy.
Apri1 9 1S74-1t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
orphan' Court Of Saint Nays County, Sst-
March 30, 1873.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That rernan-
~ do Guy and Sirnms Fenwck, admin-
isirators Of
GEORGE r GUY,
late ofSt Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas.
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same be published once q week for six sue.
cessive weeks IN the s, Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES r N RALEr,
Register Wills for st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order We herebv
give notice that we have obtsined from the Or
phans' Court OF 81. Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters OF administration on the perso al estate
Georss Guy. late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper -ouchers attached thereto, to
the subscribers, on or before the End day Of Oct
1884, they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits of the said estate. All per
sons indebted to the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscribers.
FERNANDO GUY,
J SiMNS FENWICK.
Administrations.
April 2. lS1i-sw.
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NOT ICE,

TEACHERS OF TIE COLORED
Schools will be paid their full sala-
ries for Winter Term, 1874, At the
Office in Lconardtown on
SATURDAY, the 4th inst.
The teachers Of white schools will receive
the balances dne on Fall Term Of 1873
and Thirty Dollars on Winter Term on
the same day.
Teachers no. paid in full for Summer
Term. 1873. will also send in their orders
at the same time.
BY order.
LEM. TIPPETT,
Treasurer.
April ,, 1S74-1t.
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the following places on the MAH
days named below = .
At Bowling's Store. March 3O.h; April
18th aud 9th; May 11th and 25th;
June 9Th and 22nd.
At Lconard,own. March 31s.; April 1st.
14ih. 18th. 2S,h and 29th; May 18th;
18Th, goth aud 9Th; June 9th, 10th,
23rs aud 24h.
At Head of St. CT mcut's Bay. evening
Of Arril LIST. 15;h and 29ih; My 18th
and 27sh; June 10Th and 24h.
At S;mm's Store on the Three Notched
Road. April 2nd. 18th and 30,b; May
14th aud 2s,h; June l1.h and 25,h.
At Meehanicsville. April 3sd. 17th and
3O'h; May 18th aud ooh: June 18th
and 26 b.
HENRY s0THORON.
April 2. 1S7i-tf.
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"SlNGER"
.Ahead Of all Others.
CEARLnrTE Hall. J
Nov. 20. 1873. I

Nov. 20. 1873. )
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT I
have made careful examination Of the
sinner Sewing Machine, of which Mr..
R.adm ond is Agent, and tiud it to be .
frs,-class Machine.
1t is wei made, simple and durable
does good. strong. elegant work-runs
easy. makes hu, little noise. and requires
but little skill or practice to work il, aud
is desc. vcdly popular.
NED BROWNE.
l am now selling Singers World Re-
nowned Sewing Machines on such cay
terms that it places them in every house
hold. s.. kind husband. :hore is no
need for your wife b,ing without . ma
chine any long r.
Per,ons can buy of Mr.. GEO r GAR
NER. Chaptico. or o me.
=. II. j. READMOND.
Mcehanicsvl!le p. O..
St. Mary's Co., MI.
April 2. ls74-tf.
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On or Before the lst day oil
May, 1874,

under the penalties prescribed by said
Laws for the infractiOa thereof
Thos. interested are notified Of the
following requirements of The License
Lev:
TRADERS LICENSE.-Thea amour,
to be paid by traders for license Che
amount Of stock at The principal s,as,n
Of sale to be given under oa,h) is as fol-
lows: If the applicants stock in trade
does not exceed
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rs! STANLEY

. LII be offered 10 the public at the
w following places and days:
Mondays. At Great Mills;
Tuesdays, at Leonardtown;
Wednesdays. ., St. Clements Bays,
Thursdays. At Red Gate;.
Fridays and Saturdays. .. home.
Ttrm, made known by hard bill.
THOS A LYNCH.
April 2, 1S7l-3s.
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The Science Of Health For April, discusses tae
Nodns OperGndi of Disease; Effects of Alcohol
~ Health - the AUTOPSY Of Agas.iz:
Gow NJ hep in One Bed How 10 Kill
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10 Eat.-a new Remedy: The Foo, Hills of Ca
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Recipes for Cooking: Dead at the Top; The
Great T, importance Avalanche; Courage against
Timidity: America Oatmeal. and a variety Of
other Subjects, in lrief paragraphs, with An
swers to Correspondents, making an excellent
number of q NEST useful Magazine. which our
readers should subscribe for then study aud
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New York.
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St. M'ys County. to rii:

On ,his-day % 1874 be-
of the State Of Maryland. in aud for said
county. personally appeared --- anil
declared that he intend, to apply for q
traders li-erse. under the 2,d section OF
the act oi January Session. 1858. to the
Gle k Of the Circuit, Court for ST. Ma
ry'> C unity. aud made oath that the
amount OF The sto,k Of goods generally
kept on hand ty him. (or by the concern
in ~hich he IS engaged. in case it is
pa't",ship,) at tho principal soaso, OF
vale. = il the app!i AIT has not prev
ou,ly enrac"d in such trade that the
amount Of the stock Of goods vhich he er-
pects TO keep. &c } doc. not <>nr v II nct)
exenai .
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II the rental value is not

With Clerks aad Sheriff. feas, added.
Lieenses to Retailers Of .Spirit4oss or
Fermented LiqHors or Lager Becr.-The
amounts Of license to b paid by retailers
Of spiritaeus or termeoied liqnoes o. L.
ger beee ere @ follows:
II the value Of their stock in. trade be
goo or less. 3 ls
Over 500 3S
From LOCO 70 : 1000 50
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GvANo.-Thcre is a fair demand for Peru van
and prices are rs before reported, viz: 500 gold
per long ton for Gnanape and Macabi, with q
discount of so cents to 81 so per ton on lot.
Of 50 to $50 tons. We note an improvement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers as III,
season opens. but trade is no, yet active. VIZ
quote the leading makes al from Si5(a 500 pei
ton. but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower
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With Clerks and Sieliff's fees. add d.
The applicant must either make oath 1.
as heretofore, before the Clrrk Of the
Circuit Court Of the Coun'y where hei
engaged in business. of the amount of
goods KEEP, on hand. at the p niTal sea-
son Of sale; or the oath may be admin
is,ercd 10y Justice OF the Peace, VIII n
the pc rson wanting tho liccns $ applies
,hroug' an agent. Il the latter course
bc adopted. the following form will b.
deemed a sufficient conpliauce with the
act:
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With Clerks and Sher' IFS fees, adlea.
No license shall he granted 20 sell spir-
i,sous or fermented liqnors or lager beer.
y Quantities NO. less than pint. for the
sam Of eighteen dollars and s;x'y cents.
unless lie lers,n applying therefor shall
also obtain . license TO sa:i g'Is. chat
,els. wares aud merchandise. rayiag
therefor TIE sam hcrciebcfare prescribed,
accreins to the amount Of his stock 10
trair.
Fems'es din, Millinery aud other
sm,il articles. wao>e stock /, trade 10 nos
ov $500 pay le"nse at q only bus
If ever that amount. the, are ssq,ircd TO-
pay tie "a ne iiccn.e sso,her p rs"ns-
cath 60 10 taken ~ to amour: Of stock a.
the rrincip,i s'ason Of the year.
BENJAMIN FOXwELL.
Sheriff Of 81. Mary's County.
April 9, lS7i-,d.
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Sherifi's Liceuse Notice.
To Merchants,
Traders
and Others.

a IL persons and bodies corporate or
IA polite. in St. Msry's County. Who
are or shall BE- exercising or pursuing
any business. or shall be doing any act
or thing. or shall be in tie oecuption Of
any house or place for the purpose for
which licen SC is made necessary by the
Laws "f asyiand. are hereby warues; to
OBTAIN A LICENSE OR RENEW
THE SANE,
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TzrRspAY MORNING. April end. 1874
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WHxAr.-The market for Wheat b dan, and
priccs are from 3(S5 crnss lower on all grades.
The receipts are light. amounaing 20 a, 900
bnshels. Of (which 4, o0c bashels we're Maryland,
5000 Pennsylvania, and 2<,oco bushels West
ern. the bulk Of the latter going into Elevator.
The sales reported on Change amounted 10 Is
coo bushels N follows 10. COO bushes Mary! land
at 100 cents for prime white, and i6s cents for
fair red to las cents for choice amber, q, 600 do
Pennsylvania red ~ l62GlI5 cents for Inferior
to choice red; 3. 500 do. No. Chicago spring
red at las cents, and 1900 do. winter Western
red at l52Gll6o eents. Al the close we quote
choice Maryland amber at ls2 cents. and fair to
prime Pennsylvania rcd At lesaiT3 ceats.
CoaN.-The market for Corn has ruled active
and firm during the past week, with an occas-
ional moment Of dizziness. and prices have
worked up lG2 cents per bushel. The receipts
Of Western are more liberal amounting 10 as !.
600 bushels. against leo 0oG the previous week;
and Of Southern were 81, 900 bushels against
$1,000 last week. The sales Of Southern en-
brace IS. 900 bushels white at 7s@Te cents for
damp; and soSs3 CENTS for dry; and %, 600
90. yellow at 71@79 cents for slightly damp,
and eo(Gs? cents for dry. the market closing
~ the outside figures to-day. The movement
in Western mixed in elevator Was quite active,
and at times the feeling Was buoyant closing
firm, with some receivers holding their stocks
OF the market. The sales were q, 200 bushels
osu utNeo n cStdSo centS; the latter price TOR
3, 600 bushels. and 43,oo0 to so. 600 bushels
new mixed as 81 cents, aud some smaller lots
at s0Gsi cents.
OATs.-There - a brisk demand for Oats. and
The market has ruled firm and closes with an
upward tendency. The sales reported amount
to $4,000 bushels. including 5000 bushels
Southern a. 60@65 cents. latter Cor choice light,
and s. 900 do. Western at So cents for mixed.
and 63 cents for bright
ToBAcco-The markets for Leaf Tobacco haDe
ruled quiet during the past week, and the move
ment in all descriptions is light. but tho feel
ing Is generally steady, and there is no change
in prices to note. The receipts CO ntinue light,
though those Of Maryland show some improve
ment over last week. There is good inquiry
for new Maryland, and sales since our last have
amounted to $50 to 400 hhds., principally for
the German markets. at 4tGl2} cents, mostly
at an average of 7l@,s cents for medium leaf,
samples. The business in Ohio, SO far as We
conld learn. was confined 10 IS or 30 hhds Ia
ken by n German buyer, and OF Kentucky, We
learn few hhds. Of old were sold TO home man.
ufacturers, but there were no sales Of Virgins
reported. There were no exports during tn.
week. We quote prices to-day AS follows:
Maryland-frosted l. unsound, $4,000, SOC
sound common, 5.0oG {. 0C
% good do, 6.506 est
middlinc, 7.00G s.ot
a. good to fine red, 9.006l2.Ot
fancy, l3.O0d Is. OF
upper country, 4.aGta Il. 0(
80 ground leaves, 4.066 500
= G.. = T. ID
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April 2, 1S74-1t*
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NOTICE..

J! !: e: Us: =: :: : !: :: !; !: M
l~rs n,u.oJ ILL.,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20
GIRARD HOUSE.
Corner Broadway and Biddle Streets,
ST. LOUIS, Observation-Disclosures. MO.

BYRON A. BALDWIN, Proprietors.
(Formerly of the Everett House, Chicago1
The GIRARD HOUSE is frst-closs in all its appoint
ments is heated by Steam, has elevator and con-
tains $50 large airy rooms which neatly and
elegantly furnished. 1t is centrally located con-
yenent the street and easy of access to all
railroads and steamers entering the city. To suit
the wants of those desiring good accommodations
at reasonable rates. the terms have been made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. ~,
Flour-Dull and weak but unchanged
Wheat-Unsettle Dali and trregular. opening
te tdy at yesterdays closi g price bu. under the
pressure to sell and toward the clos news of de-
;line in Liverpool the mar6et weak ned and prices
dropped &c, closing q let with partial recovery
No l. 119; 2 l II cash; / Is March; 201a0s
20l4 April; No 3, 13ia@I IA reject 06.
orn-Op ned firm hut became weak and lowe r
and closed II, No C ash nomi al: ar sa cs a.
57Da7 :. closng nominal at 5624 March ranged al
III sQ5T7s April IS a059a, closing insi e pr ces
bid new No sold at 2; Old ri ctcd 5a1l52l new
4912 050
ats-opened steady, clio cd quiet and weak with
sellers at p cash. IL a March.
Rye-~carce and firm; fresh No SHh.
Barley-Dull and lower: No spring regular and
fresh T0ll1 u; \ o 3, 6Ulp1 66,
Pork-DuI aud W. ak ii 0G0l14 Is cash or March
L.rd-Duu and easier at 8 as s. cash or March
Bulk Meats -Qac1 and firm; shoulders So short
RIB 40.
Bacon-Stcady; sho lders 65s; short ribs sl2Q
$50 hams II 9s@13ls
DR. ssed Hogs Dali at 6 %
Butter-Aclive and firm: good to choice roll sSl
SO; good IT, ney dairy 35 as.
Eggs-Strictly fresh and higher at 1918
LIVE STOCK.
| Cattle-Rec ipts ASH head. Good grades arl,
active an p:icts steady and unchanged fair Il
good 706D5 90 choice , 4005 IS; extra 10 16 90
| good feeders 23dD4 80 cows B 20.
| Hogs-Recoipts 5000 head. Market fairly activ,
and prices steady, good to cho;ce 50l so wi h
lot of extra assorted Ut CD; common to fair q
| 5 40.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20
HACK. HACK. COUGH, COUGH /.

Cough is symptom by which various
diseased conditions of the throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs manifest themselves. But
it arises from the irritation produced in
the throat and larynx by taking cold, from
an attack of Bronchitis, from incipient
Consumption, or from various other causes.
Nothing will allay it more speedily nor
cure it more permanently than Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It does not
matter whether it be recent attack, or 9
lingering cough, the Discovery Is in either
case equally well adapted for its relief and
permanent cure. In fact, it will cure 8
cough in one-half the time necessary te
cure it with any other medicine, and il
does it, not by drying it up, but by remov
ing the cause, subduing the irritation, anc
healing the affected parts, No time shoule
be lost in commencing the use of proper
medicine for the relief Of 3 Cough, for ul
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20
st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Feb 10.
Flour-Quiet; upper winter 0, 0D55
Wheat-Spring closed better: sales of No 2 at l
20; No 3 red 13; 10 }. sc
Co n-Firmer; white mixed 62 on cast track and
eleva or.
Oats-Higher at 441aG145 in east elevator
Barley-Firn; No B. spring 65011 10; No 2, / IS
al 95.
rye-Steady ut S61a @S7.
Whisky Steady at 49,
Pork Dull at Is co.
Bulk Meats-Nominal.
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders 63aG7; clear rib 61a0
81.
Lard-Quiet at S4.
Hogs-Lower; shipping 65G4 IS; packers, S 90
05 25.
Gattle-Firm fair to choice beeyes 3 h0llG 90