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XufciaI pfspafrh 10 Tas Ehfrn7a tribune,
LIVERPOOL, july sill Rm.-FLouH-So.1, 1, rs No.
2, 21s. .... -. -..
-Whrat-Winter, Nc. I, o. I'd: No. =, os;
spring. No. l. "a lid: No. o. ~ Adj white, Np !, o. al
No. =, Tia; club, No. !. 9a ID; No.2. os I'd, Corn
ais Oil.
InoytsioNs-pork. Tas, Lard, b9R.
LtvEnpooL, July J-2 4. ul,--pre&dstu1s quios and
unchanged.
pnuylstoNs-tard, 6es 6d.
I1yRuroair July s-Eveung.- .-TLoun-E1tvA EtAte
aud Weatsrn. 1:z.
6nAta-Whcat-Eo. TO No. AprinR, 81 bd9
Bs lid. Earn-S1ixe1. 31a.
paov1s1oNs--Pork-Wcascrn rs I'll; Eastern, aos
Cd. Hecf-Amcrican. rs ca. Bacon-CumbarlauA
cut. 49, Cd. Lar.1-Amcsicau, 68aBd,
CnEEsE-Flne American, Cos.
TALLow-Aucr!c.n, Ais.
rernoLvuA-laGact1, sd; spirits, 7Hd.
ARrwEaP, July 1.--pAvnotxuM-31.
LONDON. July a--Eycninlt.-ltA7x op pEkcour7-1n
opcu market for threa znoths' bills 3-lo SID per
cont. below ths Dank Of Euganl ruto.
l,rLL1os-Amouut Of huon Qoue into the Dsnk Of
England oa balance today, cG9.'t0.
CossoLn-afohcy, 9t SIG; account, pt Silt.
A.1EuloAx sEcun,r1rs-'t5s, 1o51t; 'G7s, 10eH;
1o-4os. toi.5 bs 1o1,i; Now York Central, %
| Eric, 13:.; preferred. %.
PARIS, Juty J.-NHNTE1-5Mlp loo,
FnAxxronr, July 9.-UNIrED 6rA1Ka poNps-fo2s,
98A.
, 1875-07-05

ILLINOIS RIVER Ahp CANAL.
spt<t4f Ut&sAtsA b tAs tAtaass S<&asas.
IA1A1tx, NJ. July &.-AH1tvEs IT R1rEa-attn4
, 1875-07-05

NEW YaRK, July a.-uusiness ruled quiet Witt COM
mirrion houses, importers, atnl jobhess alike. Chiffon
goals steady at unchanged psieos nloaubei cottons
aud grain bags n botor demand. Oarttt Warja aru
two aud nrsn with ali upward tendency. srrague's
prints selling freely Kentucky teana improving, aud
fancy cass!ulcEtd In fair datunud,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

nrodvvas much 40 ss Morphy in chess added 10 this
Sc " Tie product Of these latter days, phenomenon m
has come When the force OF expression can no further co.
The slight sketches which alone, wo have been
able TO give of some of the characteristic features
of Mr. Stedmans work, will fail to afford our read
els sufficient idea of the wealth Of its contents,
the ability of its discussions and the beauty oil us
execution As an introduction to the history OIL
English poetry in the present age, 1t forms library
in itself No one study its earnest pages with
out charging his impressions of the dignity OF the
poetic art and the mystery and power OF poetic IN
spiration The manner of the work is as delightful
as its matter is instructive. Ii is profoundly
critical. but with no taint Of the pedantry OF
criticism. It's wise suggestions are graciously
tempered with the most fragrant aronas OF
literature, imparting lessons of good taste
and sound judgment with no approach to dldactc
air The book is elaborate, but not labored that IL
while il is thorough and often exhaustive In Its est
mates, it exhibits signs OF effort, and seems 10
how.with spontaneous from the fuilnsss of the
authors mind. Every page bears evidence, not Only
of an active intellect and rare culture but OF SIN
cere and faithful work. In this respect it furnishes
noble contrast TO the afectati0n and superbclality
of much Of the literary discussion OF the present
day. II is altogether free from the love of paradox,
the passion for surprises and the desire to give the
appearance of originality to used-up conceptions
Few productions of American literature evinee such
ripe aesthetic cultivation wide range of poeical
study or such true refinement of taste ana Thought
Its publication marks new step in our intellectual
progress and is just canse for national pride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

MISS SPRING" ..c,,oo,
IfH ENGLISH AMI FRENCH DAY SCHOOL
for YOrNG and CHilDRES fordirfly IN t19
building ~ Young aides Christian Assocatlon) VIII r.
open sent 20 AZ l2l East 36th IT.. near Park ave.
setarate department for little girls aud BOYS 20 winch
nj will b. gycu Circulars can be had at any
tine by applying AZ III East 36thst
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. Oct. %, 1875.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Oct 25, 1875.
The attraction at the Exchange Salosroom
to-day was the sale Of the Forty eighthst. valuable
PARK ot by order Of the Of the estate
OF Thomas r. Ferris, deceased. The attendance was
unite LARGE consisting Of all the prominent real estate
owners in the vicinity Of the property PARTICULARS oil
the sale are appended.
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Nurtiou Sales of Zeal estate.
MORRIS KlNs, Auctioncsr.


4 SSIGNEIG' SALE OF NOR ili-EASE COR
~ NER FIFTH.AVE. and WASHINGTONsQCAR ARE
T. H. LUDLOW < 20. viii sell 10 auction, on NEDNfS-
DAY Nov g. 1879 at l. O'clock at the Exchange Sales
s S%Tf ~ ORDER OF HON VIM d. sHIPaAN. As
sIGNEE;
FIFTIIANE-The LEASE oi the plot ~ NROIND with
the elegant brick MANSION, known NO 2 Washington
sarr stores AMI basement, S2AO iet and
extension a2AJJ feet formerly consisted OF Nos ~ and ~.
converted by the late iuto dwelling
have DC made that, desired a. can AGAIN -
into two houses In s present condition D. a
modern convenience Included VITA HE house the ak
and and % the walls the maho-dny
bra7 htugs. AMI all the side brackets above oor
II ia mont Nasllul lart, ID
on all v By average depth FithaSe Of 1872 ie, Is
leased nom Sailors Snug liarbor q yoaN from NAY, 1859
ground rent, $500 per mum and taNes The iryiry
over chat Al TIE eeant furTe Nhl BE- soli N
the premises the lOh, giving tine U hasr ,A' olpVr-
nifty purchase such ec's are especially acats 10 no
For permits the pr misses, apply TO the Auc,oucers
No. Pine =. 81 ~. 80 Past SeVcutctntnst tojn
NORRIS WHINE Auctonccr
EXECUTOR's SALE of BUSINESS PROP.
II aRrY on CIIAMBERs and READE-sTs1 icing pait u
tlc estate If loung Andrews deceased. -.
n LUDIoW& Co. vii sell b. auction on THU t~DAf,
NONemb, T. 1870, al IL o'clock, al the LAchange saoSfo
cliHMBEEs The very valuable plo, Of ground With
through plot feet Inches 'front.' hN lret
deep, being directly opposite County ,"uet HOUSE .
Burton Iheater property and ie'ehuS oc,"''u W '
large portion OF he purchase money may remain on O0nd
and age torm OF years. Maps ana uA pai a ~
the AucuoRrers. A'''
IQ1 WEST l1TH-ST-Five-story brek
~ French nat HOUSE and ~ last bsth A., sSkssS
UfSDAY. Oct rs, By RICHARD v HARNEi1i A'~
toneoT, III Broadway Mals OF sar ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

DACIFIC MAIL $. :. LINE
4 FOR Ga LIFORNIA. JAPAN, all CHINA.
sailing from Pier ~, North River
TOR ASPINWALL;
: s. CITY OF NEWIORH. saturday, oct 30. at IL M
Connecting all Central American ANA Pacific ppris.
Excursion Tickets 10 ihe Chlan Exposition and Return,
gooA mi Marco. 1870 1851, gold Outward Ony s2i gold
FROM SAN FRANCISCO for JAPAN ana CHINA;
?. =. CRY Of TOXIC. Monday. Nov. L.
FROM BAN FRANCISCO for Al SrRALIA aud NEW
ZEALAND via HONOLULU. :. f.:
:. r. COLIMA Wednesday Nov. 10
For freight or passage apply al Pier - North River
Il. J. 81 LLAA. Superintendent.
CTATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool. Dub
- lin. Belfast and Londonderry These hstolaSs ull pow
eItd steamers viii sail from COnpanys
Pier, No 80, Snrth River. az follows
STATE OF lENNSN lNANIA. n rsiay. Nov. 4
STATE Or INDIANA. Thursday. Nov. Il
STATE ~ NIhGINIA. iuisda. Dec.
Ard EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter First Cabin $50
$40 ana $50 Return Tickets $500 Second Cabin Passage
$40 Return Tickets $50 Scerage ~ lowest rates Apply 10
Al SriS BALDWIN & Co, Agents, az broadway, " \.
sIEERAGE OFFICE, No. 10 bkoADWAf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

h Co." Sear No. Il is %a"s sSa' 600
~ i6th l5ooo
NOT n OF iC as It % 5000
haE'iy, 'l'. 70 man -. occ
Hnghe,, Ienoiia, aud husband, to Elizabeth Burt
years; 80 q of I'd ave . w
German Evangelical Lutheran ChuFch, 10 4 HtelD-
kamp years; OF sUtist " az -tiavs e'oV
Gordon AnD 10 Frederic schmidt, years " s. 2'th' IA
pS, isaimrnts OF N = n e. Of lstave 1000
install mepts las Nuit'lry-st... LOU
same same insiamcnts SIS 81 HosiOnst, between oO
Ma 'nlk and suffolk st: oou
hr n 81 rand sr " Of cannon st. 92oo
Canon ST '... -. .........,...... 5,6sd
Gustavns sacch u VIM IL Aspinwail tex H. all the
estate. WheTcsOeyer situated, 10 satisfy luig
ment-. schneider. Dane, jr. to Charles J Hainer. -
No. iS Sulliy ST.. 'OV
is5 +, " u wills AVE. 23d Ward $500
~ S Si" A. - y. 9Iib ave - " i 1900
Same to same ~: jlStst eof Ithaye..... 1OSo
$5dst Of staye - - 80, looOo
nsan wa Il, st. e Of iotaSe 5000
Phillips. Lewis ], solomon Loeb, 3 laOs; . cor
. .S$q 3 aIs $1,000
schnh Fre,eIiet 10 Catharine NJ Rowland, years
II1th st. = OF rrp~p- ct iSs
Striker James \ AMI fe Ia ogden Haggeriy ns . ,
52ls'. o. 9th AvOVJ
ears io,h 81, - Of 7thaSe '..'.... 500
Wright. VIM :, ana wife 10 Henry Barclay eXr OF, On
demand mortgage, 1869 Houston, Eldrtdge ana - ,
(OniclaL J. Y SAVAGE, Depaty Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

IL KINDERGARTEN, Reopens sept Do "A East
IN $50 H. near Madison ave OLDEST and best Kindergarten
the city All the FrOebeI occupations thoroughly
for and teachers Schools
supplied Y ith hipdorgartuers. MICS h, N. COE. Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

these frstclass steamships sail regularly p m, from
pier No. rs North River follows:
steamship COLUMBUS ..... .TO lsSDAh. Nov
RtSCENT IL kSDA = NOs. II
Accommodations unsurpassed For freight passage apply
L.
ncKELLAE, LUIING Il co, Agents in Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
Brooklnn Real gstate for sale.

DroohlnH nea' VSiuie iot 'ule'
ENOR SALE-Part of a LOT in GREENWOOD.
Il Inquire S42 West 40th-st
TWO ney three-Story, basement and sub-crllaS
brown DWELLINGS, 40S aud 40 siXhst, all M
prov einents, for Sal LII very low. Terms easy
JAMES A. VAN BHUNr premises or
IS South.st, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
GARDNER INSTITUTE.

~ go F1hh-ave.. New. York.
and Day school 0T Young Ladies' Misses
its 18th sept niacr -. 1870
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. GARDNER Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
4neirnttion.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

49,.
For Rows and Young Men-City.
A ARCHITECTURAL and MECHANICAL
~ DEtWTNG. PROF \. COLIN, Icy Broadway
4 CLASS of TEN PUPILS is taught by Mr
~ NEWELL formerly instructor In Har'arp 10 bd''
2Gtlst
4 CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN aud
"a PRIVATE INSTRUCTION CtIcuiars sclt on apphca-
ton THOMAS r. Ash. y Fast bthst New ors NV.
ALL COMMERCIAL, CLASSICAL, Rlll-
a MENTAL and HIGHER ENGLISH BRANCHES
taIsht al honrs siiing day eve: Writing Lessons, -
monthly. PAINEs COLLEGE, 80 ROTery.
NTION GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 2j2
~ Manson between 18th AMI 3Jth Sis school hours
to , 80 Prospectus sent on apphci' ~ IS
inserted ows Cty rcctoy be- @eeb piges 40 Al
A STATE ELECTRO-MEDlCAL COZ LEGE,
~ incorporated. Approved by TIE Governor june 80
FACULTY LECTURES commence SEPT. 20 1870. for
College Circulars electrical Arc1nufa etc. nee address
ALBERrJ. STEELE Il. ". ID. iTcst iSCo"Ier Un'n n. y
EITY OF NtW-NORK UNIV ERSi1N LAW
~ Embellishments may enter at I = m al The Ia"
Library University. Washing toIuaGc. for oiI eui4I
&c, apply w Il. MARTIN, III Broadway, or ID IL
JAQU -, secretary, % Chamher- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

FOR MOON DIRECT.
HOLLAND. ............. THURSDAY Oct 2s, 3 p. m.
CANADA ..........-.... ThuIsia., Nov. 4, - ,. m.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN. .....OcL 30 3 .. N. ENGLAND Nov H. D. M
ERIN ANN. g. ii NJ EGYPT Nov. -. II a. m
CABIN Passage $50 and So currency greatly
reduced Prices tickets at reduced Prepaid
teerage frOm the lowest Apply
" 'r''' N +. W. j. HURST, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

VIOLIN TAUGHT at moderate price good
references given III. JAtlN, 30 East lWisf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

WIN. II. LEGGETT' SCHOOL, 1,214 Broad
w way.-Engsh. Classics French. German Botany, GYM
nasium having years oTeuce ~ this school
De mentioned Adams JnO. j. Bmrih, T. j. Btmscad,
n. D.; Henry Driscr, LID Jno. III. lsein Judge VIM.
Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

DREPAkATOEN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L 1921 Broadway neai Thirty second 81,
schools Of ItchnOlOgy Mines ATchitcctur
&c, sc. 4. COLIN. NJ h.,
Late Engineer Corps g. = y. and Prot OF Naval Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

4 SSIGNEE' SALE Of NORTHEAST COR
~ NER FlFTHtVE. and WASHINGTON SGT ARR
l.. II. LUDLOW < 90. viii sell ~ auction, on NEDNfS
DAY Nov g. 1870 l. o'clock, at the Exchange sales
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PROVISION AM GnoCrnrvs.

BACoN-Is scarce and excited ana beld
n r a. lee clear tdes nrm at lGt lBISc; hams
FLOuR-Is In fair demand nj the AN.
neAeu quotations for Texas product: Low
grades are In good demand. Ocean Pear
NxNA, hbl,, u 10, sack, " 40; Cream civ,
xxx, Dbl, 50 Gi, sncSS, 81 IS Harvest Onprn
XA, b6l.t u lO,sacks, s. S.; Snow Fiake,xxx
Dbl, VI 10, sacks, 50 iUi Gold Dust, xxx, mi
~ %, sacks 81 10; Dunkey, Xxx, bhl,, " l6
SACK " ~; Swans Down, xxx, Dbl, 81 10,
SACKS, u 4Oi lilly White, xxx, bbl., ~ az
sacks, ~ 10; Miller's Nx bbl., SO 10, sark.
W 81 MINIS, X, Dbl, Is 80, sacks. 81 90
hhhANs-Per ewt, sacks included, a 10.
tS,otFEE-Prilne, 2jg9j1sc; fidr, 2Gc, and
,suGARs--Yellow Is, lOySallIsc; Extra us.
ll1g9ll24ci AS l2hgl2kc; crushed powdered
ana grahulated, l%4@l3Ac.
LAkp-Tierce, refined, lG%c cans, l7IlSc.
APPLES-prime Northern are dull of sale
nj sl'5O, owing 10 the tremendous homo fruit
crop,
SALT--ln good demand at S2.05@2 10 for
sacks aud s3.i0 tor barrels
CANDLES-Full-weigh l7lSalSc,
SOAP-pallas made, &c.; Chicago, 10;
Proctor CANDLES, Sc.
COAL OIIr-Barrels, 2id25c, per gallon.
cases, s275a20O.
TOBACCOS-Stocks full; 6OR60c.
hoPE-Slsal, l2's@lS4c, according to size,
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4 DIR. HILL. LaPLACE,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
0fIice Nc. $40 Main street, opp. ths
~ Mayors 0Eiee. ....,. t,i,

DR.. I.aPlaee treats all chronic diseases most
successfully, q, lew Of which may be men
toned: Catarfh of head or bladder, bron-
chitis, ineipient consumption, dyspepsia,
neuralgia oil the stomach, liver diseases, kid
ney and bladder com plants, dlabetes, drop
sy, heart disease, paralysis, golfer, atnenor.
rhea, dysemeinofrhea, mcnOrrhaRla and
suppression. falling OF the womb, liberation
OF the womb, milk leg, green sickness Qeu-
eorrhea is generally cured In from ten TO
fourteen days., piles, fstula in .ano, BARRIERS
Itch, fever sores, cancers, and MI old ulcers,
nervous debility. To the eye and ear IL
given especial attention. Spermatorreah,
Seminal Weakness, syphilis and gonorrhea
cured IN the shortest space OF time. Mid
wiiory and the diseases Of woinen and chill
dren are made q speciality. All acute dis
eases are treated quite rs successfully ms the
above. PATIENTS visited at their houses.
N ayuS0d3m
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1-IE-.h-tfl- IN O n XVI III JVl RI
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1875.
THE eALvE sTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily PassoNgor Trains.
Leave Galveston az d.l0 am and arrive Mt
Houston At 800 o IN.
Leave Galveston 1T 300 p m and arrive at
Eouston O; B00 p m.
Leave Galveston az $50 p M aud arrive u,
Houston nt $50 y IN.
Leave Houston az els u M and arrive al
Galveston at 900 n ~. Fi
Leave Houston 1000 u IN nud arrive at Gal
weston AZ 2.S0 pm. lil
Leave Houston AZ $3.50 p IN and arrive ~
Galveston At lliSO D nj. Nk 9't1#
On sundays passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston at 2;Nn y IN.
Tho s,lD a IN train nom Galveston connects
AT Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg nnd tail Antohin railway. Conneta al
Houston with the Houston and Texas Ger
trnl railroad
The 800 y m eSpresa iroia Galveston con
meets with tho KnNston and Texas Centr
railway. tt Mluas fa
The 500 p M express from Galveston con.
meets with The International and Great
Northern railroad nj Houston at y IN. .
The 1000 M irnin nom Houston afriyeR AZ
Galveston ~ 2tS0 y ia. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, Calves.
ton, and Mt the depots. ,.4a.
Communication tck0tR 20 local POINTS, one
thousand and hve hundred mile Tickets can
be purchased VI the iiNlsat oiiicos OF this COM
psny or nom Galveston tiolsat pfice
N an, NICHOLS, Superintendent
H.B. ANDREWS, Genera. Ticket Agent
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS,

GALVESTON, November 4. - Cotton quiet
and weak. Good ordinary, IKE; low iuiG-
ding, lzlsc; middling l23sc; good middling,
lie.
Sales, 1855 ba es. Receipts, 2l,ll2 bales.
Gold lover, lllAGll534 Silver, lll@ll2.
LIVERPOOL, November 4--Noon-- Cotton
steady. Middlings, uplands, ID orleans,
~, sales, li,OO0 bales speculation ana
export 1000 bales receipts, 3 800; American,
900 bales TO arrive quiet aud unchaprea
sales, middling, upland, low middllns
clause, shipt November and i,cember, or
salt G1jd; do, shipt January and February,
per sail, la-lGd-
ap. M.--Middllng uplands, 6l5-led; mid
ding Orleans, I'D. Sa es, middling up
lands, low middling, middling clause, Jan
uary and February, delivered, G4d; do, Feb
ruary and March, 64d do SHIPPED February
aud March, per sail, SD.
NEW YORK, November l.-Gold opened al
HIS.
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V Z r MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS or wopMs

va AONio w WOkMS.
TNHE countsnancc is pale and
\ leaden-colo,ed, with occasional
Pushes, or a cireumscribed spot on
one or bo,h cheeks; the eyes become
du.i; the pupils dilate; an azure
semlcircie runs along the lower eve.
lids the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleedsi a swelling OF the
upper lipj occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny
or tarrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; Aeeting pains
II the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomi;inej violent pain, through.
ont the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiyc; stools Shiny, not
unf'cquenily tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard urine turbid. re-
sPira,ion occasionally difficult, and
accompanied BY hiccoueh; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsiye; un.
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind.
ing of the techs temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. O.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, *
Dr.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
The universal success which bss
attended the administration of hi,
preparation has been such as to war.
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
0RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition of worms being the
Cause" In all eases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that il is an limo.
cent preparation, mex catable@Aai8g
he slightest ig6V11to he mosfll1
mfamt Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, Prr1supRau, IA.
P s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well 10 ,write
their Orders dipincdy, and iitc soRf al Dyt N.
a LAM 8, I7ffdyc2 Fic1fiHe B,es IfYsim.b.
q" 10 those wishing to giyc them tual, We NM
forward per mail, post paid, TO any pan OF The
uui,ed States, one box of Pills for twelve ,b,es.
ernt postage stamps, OF one Vial Of Np,inifnpe sr
fourteen lhree-cent stamps. Al orders nom CaiaAa
must be ACCOMPANIED by twenty cents rx,r, '''
:. Go For sale Wy Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally 49,
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ruEWEEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub
lshod every Saturday morning. Subscrp.
lon, $40 per annem 80 , for sig IN, months
iot A lass period thNn six onth
Advertisements asserted at IN rate Of sl 50
,,r snIlare for the FIRST Insertion and 10 cents
inr eiGn subsequent insertion.
obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc., TO be paid for
~ haIf advertisement rates.
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THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
,,rrning, except Mundhy, nj $40 a year, ~
ADVANCE; s5forsi& months IL lorone month f;
"fSs DAILY herald is now furnished 10 sub.
,rihnrs Nv carrier ut % ceuts per week. The
1aner VIII be delivered regularly each morn
p"'yS NJ an early hour, 10 any part Of the city
and subures Within n mile and a halt Of the
s snnri house. Subscribers falling 10 receive
H'sIr paper will oblige by reporting 20 Mr.
los. swain. at this Office
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TIE GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT--Firm; No. 2, 81 coal 90; No. 3,
II Oi@l %; No. I, 91@97h; damaged wheat
unSale0ble, except to local mills,
QATS-Firm ut S5gGc for black S9@ilc for
red
BARLEY-Weak 70@7j per barrel
RYE-But little Offering, W 6}@7Oc.
CORN-Firm ~ 5U@5jc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
oFFicE Oh THE HERALD,
Dallas, Texas October 30, ISIS.

Jhe money market continues ensv. ,Ith +,
iuli supply Of funds in Sgnt All lggiliplat,
ueniahdS are leNdily metut ~ percent.
Spl.D- lherr Is no change 10 unlp IN goit
I,-upllhs ~ w Is selling Ut New YORK quo.
Wli4lhs, Wlth but iew transactions.
wards. W." "t'
EsiACh ANut,-on the principal elites is
seiing NJ par while commercial bills are
qeoted NJ per cent. discount.
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RIDES AND PELTRIEs.

The market is dull with downward ten
ddency, caused by heavy failures In New
York.
Dry Flint, Inns and upwards. ......,...... l4@l5
Dry Fllnt, under l6lbs...,...,.,.... ,..,,..., 10
Dry fllht, anaBed-...".,,..u...halfpi
Dry Sailed. Solo
Green Butchers 5Gl
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

tGHWlNES-lIeld at sl.9l
WHlSKlES-Are quoted from Sl25 per
gallon TO fancy prices, according 10 Age.
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Tho man WHO lost money on 'ne
Ohio election will likely console
himself with the reflection that ne
isn't paying out hard money
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CHEAP .CyESTlsmr sctusH.

Advertisements will Joe inserted la this
column, IN solid npnpariei iype, ~ tho rate
w 70 cents lOg iuUr lines, on less, lnr each In
,ertion, Professional cards, nor eNcoNhng
four Hines, one dnllarpef monlh-R0 display
tSpe pas, j.
w, e.. Sicklas a. CO, GrOcoIs aud dealers in
produce, No. tlt Elm strett corner OF poy-
dfss, nOVldtf
pUotgcss n. fhumas Elrctic and Magnetic
Physician, trenls with the American Hot
NappT Naths, Magnetism and tho best Her
bal Fluids, Cnrouic diseases spfrialty
Also, the treatment OF women, Wood street,
Two blocks South san Jaetnto hotel.
ociahtr IC
A fipsh lot or English Breakfast Tea ana
other cholcc Teas, Just receiNednt
X. +. EiSENtOHR
Druggist aud ApothecRry,S $40 Main street.
uCtaulm
No more rnts Ia Dallas by using The poison
prepared az the Market Drug st6la. Also,
uctSdlm