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The New York herald., 1874-12-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

miidng, lsA good ordinary, lsc. Net receipts llss
Soasw,se Saass sso sales 2sSSn ssock Sgsa' Britain 2
Nxw oRLEASs Dec %. 1874
Cotton quiet and irregular; middilns, no low md,
s;.Ss ] a.s s. l sHs sales
Cotton quiet; ;,9n %ladling .sc low nidaiIns:
bales 1855 Exports coastwlse. sla Sales 1000
Cotton frm ,middiing. is7lc; low middng, is5sc.
m soss
CHARLxsrox. Dec. Q. 1874.
s Cotton ow arm fH soGs sss ssSa srans1y
iS q Tsressn bales Exports
dun and UNCHANGED sales 7oS bbs %nssi quiet;
sss Sc snsdsa @ ~ = on s;
szy sh.psiuiis So; midalnss SIS per ton Railroad
Albany, 34c-
bbls wheat Ieo]o @ bushels corn 800 DO lo5Oo
ss$s'; :si:s5a 4 Ss.;
ss 4 ;'sas
g. 3 bSssy Sesy az 4 sale; 70 % ~ wsssIn = g
dressed hogs. sc &C. Psovsons meSasaa anchsnsed -
,,ToLrpo. Dec g. 1874
81 y; extra do. 81 1876 amber Michigan January,
" II February. 81 3A NO. red; 81 To- Corn dull and
declining; hign mixed. cash and January, 72c.; May.
71c low mixed, Tic Oats steady No SIC. Michigan.
56tsc white. 5Sc Glover seei s. 80 s. 6a Dressed
hogs, s77s s. Is Reeeipts,Wheat. I2ooo bushels;
5000 bushels; corn, q 200 do oats, l0,0Od do.
CHICAGO Dec 23, 1874
Flour os,u aull and ,unchanged Wheat steady; No;
February; No DO, Skc ssc; rejected. 'se. 7sc.
cash cash or recep6er new d. teMc cash or January
54o. otc. cash, SIC. January rejected, H1sc. Rye
quiet and steady. Barley irm and ia fair demand; No
2spring, 81 26 81 30 cash " 2M January; No. DO,
81 ha H. Dressed hogs dull and declining sales at
81 % 3o Pork unsettled and lower closing weak ut
$8 10 SIS IS cash. $l9 is $40 February Sl9 45 $l3 80
March Lard lower and in fair demand ss l3c. cash,
l3kc. February. Bulk meats steady and
changed. Whskey steady at SIC. At the cali OF
the Board IN the afternoon wheat declined to
dun Ct assca January PORK dSclia,ns ss 10 rebru
Recepts-Fiour 1900 bbls wheat 900 bushels Corn
So 900 do oats $4,000 DO barley oO0u do. shipments
Flour GOD bbs wheat 800 bushels; corn, II. 100 do
oats 60U do. barley. 5000 do Cattle dull, but prices
for good firm. at 81 80 s. rs for fair extra
Shipping 81 s. 10 tor stockers Receipts, l00 head
Shipments l,c00' do. Hogs opened fairly active,
closed quiet and weak receipts esmated. $4,000 head
prices range from s. 81 Is for very choice.
Sheep active and irm receipts, l.500 head; prices
range from 50 rs for TAR to extra choice; ship
ments, :, 500 head
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, the following as The Ia ESQ blds:-

Alb L susQ lst bds. .lG7Z
Alb 4 Susq "a bds.. .l02k
Alb 4 Susq 81 BIDS ...... y9
Bos II a h LIST m, ...... Hk
Bur, G r h M lst, rs, st %
Ches 4 Ohio Gs, ist m. IS
Chi a Alton income. IuUK
Toilet d Chi LIST m......l01
Louisiana d Mo lst gtd 81
SC l., Jack 4 Chi lst IN. 90
hi, Bur 4 Sp c, LIST. ii35s
Chi. Rock Island APac. lO7 y
N j Cen lst con. ..... .lO2S
n j Central, convert. it3
Am Dock a Imp bonds l02
Mil 4 st Y lst s's p ID. .I07k
Mil 4 II + ist,7 $40, PD w
N A StP rs, gold, X D. ~
Mil 4 Sc r LIST. La Z D. so
Nil 4 st r LIST nc 4 N. 81
Mil 4 ST p I'd IN, @ 4 N rs
Chi 4 n Ws f.......... .lu3
Chi AN w con bonds. SO .
Chi AN w cou = bds.. 81 q
Iowa Midland lstm. SIS s6f
Galena 4 Chi ex.......l0A
Galena A Cni I'd. .lyl u
Chi A. Nil lst m.-...... "
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(NITIzENS' SAVINGS RANK
NJ tho rifv of Nau YORK

~ Of the city OF New York.
1s75--JANUARY INTEREST
The twenty eighth sema interest at the rate Of
six per cent per annum all sums which have been
deposit for months pre- viots to jan
will be credited and paid and after Thursday
January II.
All Interest called will remain principal and
draw interest accordingly, and will be entered
depositors books time when presented after the 2l
of January.
The bank open every day for the reception and pay
OF money from 10 A. N. to p NJ. and Mondays
and Saturdays from ~ A. NJ. to 7P NJ.
Bank books in German French and English
Bank 5o Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street
e. A. QUINTARD, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUScE, Secretary.
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about ly 90 bushels Ut 81 10 or No spring in
aS a;s,s snsa! 81 i ssas -
me wss fss y S r And 0 swar amDs o
psxasosing st sse a s0c HspOr.sa sales were 6ao0.
nsN Steady SS he be- ss ss
& SR @ or ass sne @ os
a. but sbd s Ssh Vest ws %
g Rye was quiet W bushels qs
EaxcaIs the the line Of berth freigh there was
rates were obtained tor grain There was present
the and
w % a9 a waxing
mated. eOwsyer. At MI rates The snssssMsnts ON
sn
sy sail bushels Of gram @ n Rn Salk sSSYdo
is''a
S quarters q grain ons-'hird mir in bags a. Is an
hence to airec encS Saaa port with
sn i GO CORK Plor
ns an BARK Ta Ct e CORK 81
oa Sa e r.. q rn neao3 a. g. "a w sas
Sss honr % G said t9 Be as an Amefcan bark ios tons
%oI1ssssAiSs @ ss demand for domestic was fair in
10 New Orleans the Of
%ses sisyssS esaso
Ee M VI English aa sSd s1SSss'4 4s &C. fSass Se%
Naa sS o sDrs Ul Of srqp the market
du and easy, but nominal the absence Of trans
sSSa
The marset for strained rosin was dull and nominal
and .sa nas Of S bS Ss4Sfss
for sssAo Fitch sold
PsTaoIsu1erhe market remaihed inactive and sx.
hbiied no appreciable change tor description Re-
bulk, st S cases at isssc and naphsha at ioc. for
refined quoted nomnally at iiic for delivery balance
Of generally quiet market with aaotstions Is fol.
lows-o,l CITY. s7sc. 9oc, 1itusyie sDc. s2hsc.
c cat Jned %meass ship@sa
SIS ara las Ss and pef % se
s ST. o5 SSis a ws: dS S ans s %s
$50 Bacon-Ihe market was dun, but not essentially
private terms Western long clear quoted at oSc and
clear at l0Lc Dressed hogs only In light ae
@ io mse 'Ss Sa
steaay. Jobbing lots footing up 90 packages changed
aaSss M W. ssSe for S' as n
80 @ p ess so eain ns
uerced bee al 81 s2s or india mess and So sci 50
% aas % at nss 81 S Us s Se a Sas
rhe market ruled steady Tor all descriptions un
e M q oose cE PRs SRess M m heard & %
Lard FOR Western steam the market strong for os
sass az
s1 Dsss%s ss x g nd Ys 'spay al
ierees tor March =, ,s per b city steam was quiet
sueAa-fbere appeared to be Iietie better feeling
among holders oi raw but the demand is very light and
not made public. Refined was rather easier is
H Gaea-hsnnlns @ Interior 10 Common SIC re ao' tar
70 good fair ,Nc Sc DO good 70 prime ssc sssc;
ss2o. ccnrrh'saL hhdA ana hoxeA Nos 70 Is aaIo
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totals. 46S L9Zl Z3S9
SST future delivery Oasis low mddln the sales
at u 27ac, 4oo at l3zsc; february, 40 az a Nc;
7a-c 500 at l5kc May 800 at l5 $780, 76O at l5ssc.
june 2O az slssc July 4uo at 10 7ssc august 400
q L sS XSr a % Sav i
gust, IL i3,s2c. l6 7.l6c. Market stesdy. To-day
up to two r c1Jsnuary 70 a. iso lseo s. Is 2ssss
@ @ a. iss &C. az &c 8 a i91S e. ssSS s
Ia 7-i6c 2530 at loS2c; March 2932c 100 at
liSc 100 at IA z9S2c, 9U at IA l6c.. 3u0 at IA 70 &c.
lbu at lt6c April 0J at l5 oi6c loo at l $3.50 500
atl5 56c SO at p lls2c 100 AZ Is $500 and 100 At
as 1875 SSs.1s To- a' IL io5 az az
10 l5-i6c, l6c; july 20 at l6 o6c 800 Is age
200 at IS b6c August LOO at i6sc 200 at l6 l7-52c
Total 200 bales Grand total 81 800 bales Exchangea-
nc. paid to exchange. 1900 January for February
he averages 4 dsysrss
February, Il Wc.: March, H.s3c. April L. &c May
1880 June, 1880 July, l6 2uc August 10 76c. The
receipts at the ports were as follows :-Galveson 448
Daes New Orleans yss: Mobile, sS9i Savannah,
New York, s9.; Boston, Z3 Philadelphia, oS3 1olal
2532 Ibis day last week, 3ll6. This day last year,
4O,Ol6 Rates cotton to foreign ports quoted
thus ITO havre. by steam, Nc by<aiL nc; to Ham
c. Oy sai Nc. compressed; to Liverpool 5:i6d.. BY
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Reoepts-Flour 3S1 bbls.; wheat
5000 bushels; 4S75u do corn meal 100 bbls and
l6O oags oats, 1913 bushels; barley go do The -four
market was quiet but without change tn prices The
Shipping movement was very slow. Reported
were IL 300 bSls, at prices within range quoted.
four ruled firm but quiet with S0u bbls SOLD Southern
-four only sold In q jobbing way at unchanged prices
Corn meal met with trade, chiefly from shippers
Cala hi hta al
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA MAhhEIS.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1874
Spanish gold, eli 2l71; American, ~ u 223 Ex-
change quiet; on the Cnted States ~ days currency,
yo 81 premium: short sight, SO 100 premium; short
sight. gOld. lis 10 premium London, 143 lbs pre-
MUM on Paris. lis ll9 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec 23-Even
mg.-Sprits turpentine 26s. 9i per cwt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Stock Market Steady and
Without Feature.
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september 1874 and upland cotton in running
the grade quoted Ordinary, Ike; good ordinary.
lsAc strict good ordinary laAc Low middng, i41sc,;
70-Duy. Last ED,g Total
Export. ......-.............. 49, $40 Hl
Consumption .............. 1853 l,265 ,423
Speculation ..... .......... ll3 10
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RST p0ARN-,n.a on A NJ

l0:l5 AND 1l:30 A. M.
$4,000 q s120, o.'67. DC l2l
2OUU U 5 Ds. W%4ur..b G ia
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why Endure what Can be Cured >

STOP THAT CoUGH-Are you aware that
that cough which you are neglect.ng may
result In fatal consumption If some prompt
remedy is not used? Why sacrifice your life,
when your disease can cured so quick ana nj
so little cost? Do not delay-go Mt once TO
your druggist and geta bottle of Marsden S
Pectoral Balm, which will cost you only fifty
cents small bottle, or one dollar large, and be
instantly cured Of your Influenza, Asthma,
or Bronchial affection that you may suffer
from.
In our changeable climate, where coughs
and colds are SO prevalent, their neglect
leads SO often to acute and chronic bronchi-
It's and consumption, 1t is only the result OF
a prudent regard for safety to "nip the evil
In the bud" and by powerful and reliable
measures to cure the cough in its first or in-
cipient stage, before serious consequences
ensue. To do this with certainty no medi-
cine will he found more effective and pleas
ant to the taste than Marsden'S Pectoral
Balm.
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EVENING IN SUMMER.
ny W. II. STORY.
DOUBT,

BY W. Ill STORY.
DOUBT
O, love of mine, we sit beneath this tree,
We smile, and all Is exquisite 10 see
The moon, the earth, the heavens are all so
The very center of the earth are we.
And vet. meath all our happiness, there lio
Dim doubts and fears forever lurking nigh
We are SO happy now, one moments space,
Then love and liIe, and all take wings ana
fly.
Where shall we be hundred years nom
now?
Where were we but a hundred years ago
Behind, before, there hangs II solemn vail
What was or shall be, neither do we know
A passing CLEAN, called life IL DER us
thrown
Then swift We nit into the dark mknowni
As we have come we Como voice comes Daek
From tnat deep silence where we wend alone
STAY stay! oh, ever-heclng Time, thy flight,
Make this one huppy moment intinltei
Now, while we touch tile heavens and stand
on Garth,
And love makes mystical all sound and
sight.
No the sad moon, SO plaIntive and so fair,
Hath seen how many here as now we are,
As happy in their perlcctneSs OF love
And seen, unmoved, as many in despair.
She will arise and through the dark ling trees
Gaze down, as now, through countless centu-
ricS,
While oIner lovers here shall breathe their
When we have vanished like this passing
breeze.
Oh, dreadful mystery Thought beats It's
wings
And strains against the utmost bound OF
things,
And drops exhausted back to earth again,
And means, distressed by vague imaglnihg'.
Each to himself in all his hopes aud
dreams,
The very center of creation seems;
And death ana blank annlhllatlon Hcll
AS some impo ,sible vague terror deems.
Yet the countless myriad. that have gone,
The countless myrladS that are Coming on,
Are all immortal! All! the thought recollS
From that vast crowd OF living, and SINKS
down.
But what III all In all be now here?
The rest, Illusions shaped by hope or fear
And thou and |, with all our life and love,
End like this insect that is tluttering near"
If virtue be cheat, a child to soOtne,
And heaven lie invented but in ruth
To hide the horror of eternal death
Knowing thar madness would be born of
truth =?
Who knows Who knows: Since God hath
shut the door
That opens out into the waste before,
Nainly we peep and pry, vainly we talk,
And vain is all our logic and our lore.
What will be, will be, though we laugh or
weep;
Love is the happy dream of life's brief sleep.
And we shall wake at last and knOw-or else
In deaths kind arms find slumber-dream-
less--deep.
All, love! what then is left TO us but trust,
That somewhat in us shall survive our dust;
That heaven shall be at last-and life and
love
BE purified OF all eaiths dregs and must!
Then let our life and thought no more he
vcXt
BY this dark problem-nor our hearts per-
peXt
To solve the secret that torments us here;
Love is earth's heaven and we Will wait
the next.
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MAGUsRE'S CUNDURANGO.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1874.
Messrs. Morrison Il woodward, corner Canal
and Magazines streets, city:


Messrs Morrison Il Woodward, corner Canal
and Magazines streets, city:
Gentiemen-ilavin received great benefits
from the use of Mnguires tundnrango LAYER,
Kidney and Blood Bitters, we wish to eX'
press to you our high appreciation Gifts great
virtues, especially as an Alternative, depura-
tor, diuretic and purEatiVe, acting as THOR
oughly us lionel, blue mass and other mer-
curinl preparations, yet mildly, aud without
thcirirritating, nauseous AMI injurious el-
fects.
Believing 1t to have the merit claimed for
II, we recommend it to all who sutier from
indigcs ion, constipation, headache, FEVER
and ague, and other diseases induced by tor
pld liver and kidney complaints.
Mason Pitcher l(9 CuStomhouse.
j. q. Parham, of j. l.. * ii. NJ. Payne X Co.
Charles II. Railcy, y Magazine.
T.. X Converse, 81 Magazine.
Peter Moran, page ~ Morau)
james +. Casey, Collcc or of Customs.
Johnson Armstrong, 30 Camp.
Robt. l.. Adams, of Robt, l.. y Writ Adams.
u. p. Ethel "a Poydras
John +. Thomas, los Camp, Gazette ONCE.
Rober; Chapsky. ii Magazine.
SilaS Weeks, ~ Carondelet
c. \. Green, - Union.
J. y. Harrison, 30 camp
A. =. Davidson, Canal treet Ferry.
Charles Grice, steamer NatcheH.
John NJ Burrows, y Grnvier.
j Innney, III Common.
j. =. Harrison, j., III BaTOnnc.
j. W. Davis. OF Davis fftfPl.
r. A. owen, steamer NatcheX
Edward Newman, Third AMI BarOnnc.
lanes II. Hummel, our Home journal.
W. =. Mount, Cnrnndelet and Union.
ThOma. j Woodward, ~ Constance.
John 4. Russell, SecOild street.
Rev. y. j. Tardy, 30 Joscphiac
And many others.
All of the preparations compounded by
Messrs Maruire are UNRiN ALED rs speci-
flies for NIL diseases for which they are re-
spectiVcly recommended; they embrace, III
part the following:
For Diarrhea and Bowel Complaint,
Maguircs Extract Bennc Pant.
For Debility or Want of Blood,
Maguires Sursaparillu Tonic.
For Aguc aud ChillS,
Maguirc's Ague Mixture.
For Kidney Affections.
MaguireS Extract liuchu.
For rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc..
AIagulre's Alternative Elixir.
For Coughs and Cold,
'V' Mcguire, Expectorant syrup.
Maguire's Tar, Glycerine. Whisky and
Rock candy.
" SIaguire's White Rose Pile Cure.
''' Maguirc's Worm Powder.
For Spralns, Bruises, eir.,
For Collie or WEAK stomach.
Maguiie's jamaica Ginger
For Tooihaehe or Pains.
Maguire's Electric Pain Cure.
HAIR RESTORATIVE BALM,lacltrd two
dozen In n case.
ANTI-RILIOus PILLS, one pl gross In
case.
EYE WATER, for sore AMI weak eyes.
RING WORM LOTION.
HORSE LOTION.
MORRISON 4 WOODWARD,
Magazine street, New Orleans, In,
Sole agents and Joint prnpriciofs for the
Southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
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WE CAN REFER

and have been saved ia many instances nom
an unlimcly grave. 70 oar knowledge, no
one has ever used it without having become
an advocate for II, and acllnow edge its won
dclful powers; 1t quickly dissipaies Jaun-
dice, Rheumatism, ChillS and Fever, and all
diseases caused by IA torpid Liver and they
are many.
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MEDICAL,
DIR. w. BILE.

A graduate ofiho University Of Coponhn.
gen, nenmaik honorary NJ, u, nom the
University of pndoYe, ImlN loi, several
years nHflslutit phN siCinn "a ihr celebrated
lionnl fnrlsi iinm
NEW ORLInA Mr.. IA.
iiayinp lccn inr many years nul1tnt nj
he large hospitals ol Paris, london. Vienna
nnd Copenhagen, ana "a Thorough, lhlgn and
varied pMoihv daring nneeil yours, hns
gaiurl a musi thorough knowledge 90 the
mrni thprenI, and he has Ia his extensive
practice had nm unparalleled sucees, And
very oHrn cneciod "a euro whore every RENE
eds Ind been lrird aud an hope OF roslora'
Nobody who oVor suffered ni the tedious
and llp'tmhiiiViing disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever IN vain called ON nr, hiiie. In every
case hna ho hA his new msthOduf treatment
r,Rtnnd The Whrinnt at the stomach, and
Win II thH health nnd firor at The pnfirut
aud many person does to-day, Win gnli.
ludn REGAL ne moment Il" placed himself
under Df Bllle'H rnn',
For the treatment of ladies' dlsoas,g, Or.
nilln " dnserVodlv renowned, nnd nn lady
suiiuflnH rom AMENpliltlNEA, plRM EN-
ohillrEA, llNsTEluA, rhulApSuS
VTEllL on any other dhvnse peomlnrio lhe
lpmnlo system, should not til tocnll on nr.
lille, ~ they viii quickly BE- Icuuyed of
lhelr Mlulng nhd ultimately restored TO
perfect health.
Discusses ,I the GENlTOUI,lNAHY or.
dANS nnd unuhir diseases nr, lllle Inns
made Il speciality ami lhl, ~courge OF hu-
nnnNy " cNsily and quickly overcome by
his npw trculW mont
Decline And ur!NOus dehillN ln ola 81
NonnN ~ quiplly ANA IcrWuugh,lN currl
nnu mn power ustor,d No mnn ih too old
aud no. yonnW man too dohilltAlgd tlnt hv
cnnnoI hr entirely Vlgorded by llr, Blllc'S
treatment
Dr. nile has resided lor years In New Or
leans, n endorsed hy tho medical fraternity
them, nnd 10y his sltill ana l,iuwl,dpe hns
obtained u great eputAtiun Ms u specialist
d. liilln wishes "a cAll pnrticularAltcntion
To his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining A tVW drops OF blood, can discoV-
en- " tnOV IN any sNphiltlc poison tu The
blood, which Is Of the greatest Importance,
ns the poison oun lny quiet In the blood f0r
years, Then io hrrnl ONT with all It's ravages,
and no person who ever has Nenerenl dis
unsuN can be- snre mat he II uured without hc-
ing examined by On. Hillo
Diseases Ut the lungs, heart aud kidneys
quickly relieved and nnnlly cured.
nr, bile is now In Waco, nj the
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII he pub
lshed every saturday morning. SubScrlp-
ion, ll5O per unnum SlJO for SIX montha,
Nayitble In advance. No subscription taken
hr A less neriod than six months
Adv ertsrments inserted AZ the rate OF 81 90
per sulnle for the FIRST insertion, and 20 cents
ior ench subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of Thanks, etc., 10 bo paid for
nj hnlT advertisement rates.
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DO NST WAII

until you are laid up in bed, and completely
CURES CUNDURANGO, take il freely and
without fear, and thus avoid IN HitacH Of
any disease
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Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at 6:l0 M and arrive al
Houston ut $50 n m.
Leave Galveston at 300 p m and arrive al
Houston at gaO p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive al
Houston at $50 p IN.
Leave Houston ut 6:lj IN aud arrive nj
Galveston at 900 q IN.
Leave Houston 1890 IN and arrive ut CAL
weston at 2:AD p IN.
Leave Houston at $50 p IN and arrive al
Galveston at li:sn D m.
On sundays, passenger train leaves thiveS-
ton nj IO:sl n ~. Leaves Houston al 2s9.p ~.
The f.inu IN train nom Galveston connerts
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burv and san Antonio railway. connets NJ
Huston with the Houston and Texas Con
iral r,ilroad.
The ssop n, express nom Galveston con-
meets With the Houston and Texas Ceitrsl
railway.
The 6eap IN express from Gaiyeston con-
meets with the International md Great
Northern railroad NJ Houston at D IN.
The lns9 n m train nom Hou ton arrives nj
Galveston Mt 2'9 p IN. Connects with the
Ticket offices, lfD fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the dppots.
Communication tickets 10 local points. one
Thousand AMI Ave hundred suile tickets, csn
be purchased NJ the ticket @ fIic. COT this COM
pany OF from Galveston ticket uffice.
q. n. NICHOLS. superintendent
II. u. A y pkEWs, urnetel Ticket Agent.
liu.Itf
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The Best Advice
DIR. TUTT'S HATR DYE

fOssossesqu qualities that no other Dyadoes. Its
eject Is Instantaneous, ana so natural that II
nn not be- detected by the closest observer
II iS harmless aud easily Spoiled, ana IL In
general Use nmony tho ipslliOnahlehri rdress-
cls IN every large CITY IN the u nltcd States.
Prlcc 81 Il box, sold everywhere.
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CAUTION.

All persons are rauliore'i against trading
for a certain promissofy certificate Of de-
post. No. 500 hearing date August I, 1874. FOR
eight hundred dollars. and isSiird by Adams
& Leonard &c nj, snid certificate having
been lost. The finder will please deliver TO
Messfs Adams 4 Leonard.
l5idlw JOHN VI. TAYLOR.
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the HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorvaniz'd and Is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of Job
rRINTlNa in the latest styles end at "
sery lowest prices.
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No PERSON NEED FEAR
Chills and Fever
DR. any Attack OF m Epidemic,
DR. any Attack OF nm Epidemic.

when the system is In perfect or.
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circulation 0fthe blood is In perfect condition
As n means TO bring about this healthy con.
nct that the world has never before known
so reliable u rcmcdy ns MAGUlRES Gun
DURANGO LIVER, KIDNEY and BLOOD
BlTrERS. As any one who has ever taken
II will tell You that IL Is thorough set mild
in It's action, doing no violence to the Stom-
ach or system In any manner, but mildly re.
moves all malariOpS bile aud poisonous mat
ter from the system, thereby dlssipUtiug bill
iousnesS, constipation, nsSiludc, headache,
nervous debility, etc., causing the blood to
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G., j. GREEN,

Commission Merchant and Manufacturers
Agent, Elm street, two doors east Of Austin,
Agent for Dallas county for Maguire's FAM
ily Medicines. isad2m
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern TeXHs, to-wit:
1876 acres In CGIPGinn county; go
acres ia launf county; go ucres in
Benton county; 33O acres in Montague
county; 1850 acres in tpshur county:
$50 acres iu Archer county. 1850 serves
In DnIln. county. DIVE dweItiHs
houses In city OF DenisOn; one mere
ground In Tie ccu3er OF the town Of
BOrhnnl, taunin county.
Dallas city property Hs follows. Thirteen
vacant lois of grounn or Main street . BY
lUl feet; eleven lotS on Commerce street; one
coiing,'on lioTd street; one two-slury resi-
dcnca ON Coninerce street, and Phmnix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode ni dfnwing and distribution Of
this valuable property Viii, IN Il snort time,
In perfected AMI published and tickets
placed on sale. Cntil "a more suitable loca-
lion can BE- secured the main office of the as-
sucntlon will he located on Main street,
next door To y X RESTAURANT at which place
the public Rre invited To witness the dlstri-
button Ofgilis.
Full Information can be obtained OF any
agent or ut oflice OF the association, Main
street. whitaker & Wiki NSON,
Managers
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. W. Lane, Notary Public.
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McCI.ELI.ANR IIOrEI..

whercho VIII be- pleased to see those ncoding
his services M once, rs his stay viii be short.
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