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"EOes or Friends -"
A Magnificent Plate Engraving, IIxI,

This grandest work of Philip r. Morris has been
completed and exhibited this year in the Royal
Academy. Two beautiful children gathering
prinroses in deer park. are followed by the ami.
mails, evidently curious TO know what the littl G
intrudersare about. The children, suddenly turn.
ing. discover them and are filled with alarm and
doubt. They drop their basket. plant themselves
against large forest tree with tho mingled air Of
curiosity and fear. The beautim. animals mea n.
| while divide their attention between the basket
ana the children, and are apparently as eager ms
the latter to discover whotl,er they are foes OF
friends. The mutual curiosity, timdity and tire.
ridatian manifested by both children and ami.
mails, 10 admirably brought out. The magnificent
forest trees, with their long, overhanging branch
| es. afford pleasing background. while the wealth
OF grasses gives tone and variety to the picture
rms powerful engraving with its contrasts strong
| lights and shades, dramatic contours and express
sions. presents an animated rural scene of une.
qualied richness aId beauty,
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Billiard or Pool Tables,

A License may be granted to any person who
may apply for permission to keep a billiard table
for which License there shall be paid the sum OF
fifty dollars and that for every additional billiard
table kept by the same person or persons. he she
or they shall pay License of twenty-five dollars:
Pr0rided. that all said additional tables shall be
kept in the same apartment; prorided. that this
act shall not apply to any billiard table kept for
private use.
Any person or persons keeping or exhibiting for
use n billiard table or tables. without first obtain
ing License therefor shall for each and every
table so kept or exhibited, forfeit and pay the sum
of five hundred dollars one half to the informcr
and the other half to the State.
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AN ACT
To amend the Fiity-sixth Article OF the Code OF
Public General Laws, relating to Licenses, by
adding thereto the following section relating to
partnerships taking out licenses:
Section /. BE it enacted by tho General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, that the following section be
and the same is hereby added to the fity-sixth
Article OF the Code OF Public General Laws to
follow the second section thereof:
Amy license may be obtained by partnerships or
firms as well as by individuals; but in all cases
the names of all the partners of any firm shall he
set forth in full in the license. and no license shall
protect any person pretending to act under the
same unless he is named therein, or is entitled to
a representative or assignee under the provisions
hereinafter contained in this article and the
Clerk issuing the license shall enter upon the
record OF license the full names of the members OF
q copartnership TO which such license is Issued
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MilliuefS,

Females vending Millinery and other small ar
ticles, whose stock is not over $500, pay License
OF $3.50. only: but if over that amount they
quired to pay the same Licenses as other persons
oath to he made to the amount of stock at the
principal season of the year.
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BIRON never uttered tluer words tlian
when lie said ''Physic ans mend or end
US" Bat while doctors di>aE cree, all the
world has agreed dat th,re is 10 remedy
equal to D., Balls Cough S,lup.
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THE CECIL WING.
-rHE-
American Agriculturist,
And Two Superb EngraVilgs,
A IL FOR $780,

THE AMERICAN AGRIcuLrURIsr is one of our
most valued exchanges. 1t has Just entered upon
the 43d year of its existence. with varied improve
nents, and more reading matter and engravings
1t is invaluable to the Farm Garden aud House.
hold. We will furnish the American Agrieultur.
ist a "a periodical. and the Two elegant Engrav.
ngs, Foes or Friends" and In the Meadow u
elsewhere described. and THE CECIL Vine for
one year to any address. eli receipt of Two Dollars
and Fifty cents (S2.50), with Ten cents extra fol-
packing in substantial tubes and forwarding by
mail the En.rlvings
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Oyster and Eating Houses.

The License to be paid by the keepers of Oysters
and Eating Houses is $50. so throughout the State.
The S6th section of the Code, which required an
applicant for License to open oyster or eating
houses. to procure the recommendation of two
neighboring treeholderS. and also to make oath
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cecil
county, etc., as to the annual value of house. is
repealed.
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LICENSE NOTICES.
Bherif'B License Notice.
NOTICE TO
Merchants, Traders,
NOTICE TO
AND OTHERS.

All persons and bodies corporate or polite in
Cecil county, who are or ehall be exercising or
pursuing any business, or shall be doing any act
or thing shall be in the occupation of any house
or place for any purpose for which license is
made necessary by the laws of Maryland. are
hereby warned to obtain Il License. or renew the
~
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For the Benefit of the Fund Of the
Barthoidi Statue of Liberty En-
lightning the World.

This colossal statue was given hy the people OF
the French Republic to the people OF the United
States as monument OF Ancient friendship and
as an expression OF the sympathy of France in the
Centennial Anniversary of American Indepen,,
ence.
1t is 150 feet in height cost geo to which COS:
more than 230.cU0 Frenchmen subscribed and il
is so far finished that it will be ready TO be ship
ped to this country in the course Of the coming
summer
There has been voluntarily contributed about
SlG0 900 towards the pedestal for the statue which
is to be placed on BediOes Island. at the entrance
of New York harhor, and about $3.50 900 is still re-
quired.
The foregoing is from the report Of the Execu-
tive Committee to the General Committee OF the
Fund. OF which the Hon. VIM. NJ Eyarts is chair
nan.
With 4 view of aiding the object another com
mttee, under the supervision OF the Hon. Rufus
+. Andrews, has arranged for new issue of art
subjects, to he offered the public generally who
VIII thus be able TO secure magnificent standard
steel engraving, and at the same time have the
satisfaction of contributing to the Pedestal fund
The following subjects have been selected viz =.
Washington Irving and his Friends 2sY36
Shakespeare and his 2sys6
Falstat Mastering his Recruits. 2sx36
Landing OF the Pilgrims
Dope rture of the Pilgrims. 2sxss
Farmers Saturday 2ex54
Preaching OF John Knox before the Lords
OF the Congregation in ST. Andrews 2Sx36
These engravnos will he IRON the original
plates and will he tine as the first proofs which
were solo at 300 each. They will be forwarded
by mail and their receipt :'iara nt0e,i. The price
Tor each will be 80. which must he sent with tho
order Persons Wishing u subscribe, are respect.
fully requested Ia Il" So III soon as possible.
All Qruers, drafts, &c, must lie difccte md
mada payable to the Secretary;
p. o. Box 2.9i9. New York City.
mar S-3m
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LICENSE NOTICES.
licenses and if granted for part nj year raca-
BILE sum shall be charged therefor.
Amendments to the License Laws Passed
at January Session, 1863

(Chapter 3ss page AID
AN ACT
To add an additional section to Article ttysix OF
Code OF Public General Laws entitled " Lii
censeS," so as TO empower II Trader to sell the
licenses to trade with the stock of goods.
Section S. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of MARYLAND that the following section ito, he
added to Article iiity-siX of the Code of Public
General Laws entitled " Licenses:
s. Be it enacted. Any Trader who has taken
out license to sell goods. chattels wares. mer.
chandise. spirituous fermented liquors, or lager
beer in this State, shall have the privilege to sell
out said license to any party purchasing his stock
of goods. and purchasing or renting his place OF
business, and the party so purchasing may con
in business until the expiration of said license.
(Chapter AS. page $751;
AN ACT
To add to the the tenth section of Article fifty
eight. of the Code of Public General Laws a
subsection requiring license to enable any
person to act as a Real Estate Broker.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland that there be added to the tenth
section of Article fittysiX. of the Code of Public
General Laws. a subsection to read as follows:
Subsection /. Ary person applying for the same
and paying the sum of fifty dollars, may obtain a
license for carrying the business OF Real Estate
Broker, and any individual, copartnership or
firm, who shall carry on the business of a Real
Estate Broker, without license. shall he subject
to the penalties imposed upon other Brokers by
section seventeen of this article
WILLIAM !. SMITH.
April slim Sheriff of Cecil County.
ORPHANS COURT.
THE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
Il Court OF Cecil county will he held the
SECOND TUESDAY i'll every month. Execu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians. wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in the
vouchers few days before Court.
REL BEN +. LAMAR.
Jan = Register
Statesmen Wanted
To Sell Nursery Stock. Fun Line II New and
Valuable SpecialticS. Permanent employment
and good salary to successful agents. Address
giving age and references.
PRATT BROTHERS.
marl-sw Nurserymen, Rochester. N. y.
Mill Feed.
DERSONS in Want OF MILL FEED.
by the hundred weight or ton can be supplied ut
VINSI GER'S
HEAD OF ELK MILLS.
Feb 23-3m
VIM. E Eder,
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Mill Feed,
wm. f Eder,

REAL ESTATE MANA GER And
CONTEYINCER,
tEIKTON, MD.
nEEDS, mortgages and other papers
~ carefully prepared Rents. interest and
accounts collected. RemittanceS monthly. or as
often as desired.
81 Charges moderate. marl-2m
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On Or Before the First Day Of May ensuing

under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
iufraetion thereof.
Those interested are notified of the following
requirements of the license laws:
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The amount to be paid by traders Tor License
(the amount of stock at the principal season of
sale to be given under oath) is as follows:
the annlicant.s stock in trade does not eXceed
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lCoNTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE. /
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ORPHANS COURT.
Statesmen Wanted

HiIICS1HTH W NIUtU
To Sell Nursery Stock. Fun Line II New ant
Valuable SpecialticS. Permanent employment
and good salary to successful agents. Address
giving age and references
PRATT BROTHERS.
marl-Sw Nurserymen, Rochester. N. Y.
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DRY GOODS


QUOTATIONS TO-DAI.
rRISTH-freeIasns4A AZ; Lodi, 8; Gloocestsr, Oh
harmony 81 Oo,heco,. 6x; Me!rimac. 2; Green
vich. 81 Allen. 5h Albion. solid- 5x: Pesbc q
solid, 81 Peabody blsos, eA: Simpson blaok
ins. ' nericall. g. bs Xxi y PINK and purple
HEAVY q BRoWa Soas sSs GO slSs
OK; Indian Head. I. Swift Creek. ~, 5H Etns
81 E a. sisnd AZ X sS cs ssssAs
S; Charter Oak ~. T. Lake George. ~ 6k
Great Western, ~, 8; International. - TX
Atlantic AK; Bennlngton7H; hatcher H.5h;
FINE BROWN DomEsTIcs-Iaks george,
On; Earvest,71; Pocahontan. TX; Great Falls. :;
Peerless 80 Plum Island. q Atlantic. TX
!9resnb,icr. TX; Allendaie. TX; Dwight TX; be-
SLFSOHED DoMEsTICs-soc.al.s; Sunny
Side. ~; EoImescille ~: Forest Big Boosnss,
y. O. AnnuEa. S1z; Lonsdsls sA: Lonsdaie, cam.
Diamond Hill. cambria, q; knights, oambric.
s Hero, A., 9; Hero, x, g. Ballsrdvsle,. 2; Gam.
bridge e, 3; Peerless Il, 81; Fruit Of the Loom
stark, dos, II. stark, 16.os 49, Savage. Sos II;
Hampden. brown and drab, 90. To- Hampden
Xxx, do. IL B0Gtoc. 10-oy, brown and drsb, 1o&
sGaa noh g ae acs Ne Ms h,us Tx s Lon
brown aud trab. Il: Chario: striped, 2x; Saw
age Striped, l2a.
TICKIEG---Amoskesg AGA. 10 Hamilton, Y;
uOtyNVuuf psrt'f Al i"AAst os VA HcsSp< a.
3k: Omega, I4% Continental Fancy, ~; stan
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, 1G
HICKORY-Rock River, 60; Bluo and Brown,
ec India, 1910; Arl'xgton, sAG Thorpdihe
Il c. Homiltcn II; American. 10; Lowell City, on
PLAID OSN IN; Eoonemy
OK; Ottawa. a5f: Michigan IN Rotle. TX: Wood
lswn.7x: Ca,avhs.sK. Arlington, g. Augusta
TX; Louisiana, *.
JEANS-Roxborough, Is; Pacific, B. 3, 2s "
Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic. 12K; Humboldt, 85;
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, esH; Kentucky, TX.
United States. 80H; Gold Medal II.
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13ADE ITEMS.

pss. private instructions Of Phil.delphis
~ on the = AZ large edi,iops Of bles are
I'D % The receipt ior seiiss !. very a. SIM IN
Esr1nyes md =, the ssme time say he isn't IN
- buaine,s jus. nSw The plan .pgsiII e
- "B:be Sample Page" in your In ide coat
1oskek out O. sfsht when you 60 to spvsss
- Siesssntly. 'BJ the way, haye you a real nice
- 6 isfscsory family Bible? 4 am not taking
III Tor one Just now. but the firm Represent
SSSnfs tue : greatly improved, and Indeed, .
- tupedor work Th.y scot ne 2 few sam.
- neees OF I'll show them To you" Exhibit
not e. though you desired an order. but 70
SsS17! y them. By this n cans you can feel the
SiSs very effectuslly, and you need no refuse
osder, II they arc disposed to give you one.
- what y..u can thus show; but unless the
n hi irsve them fsvor.biy impressed with the
Tvs 49, 49, IA fhe prospect Of an order,
- them pleasant sod day: We think
Mi ~ IN pon he H1ble su.ject unle0
- busaftsF Aocunulailng ssood numbe
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Cotf0a-Tbeye 10 M M, IN mlu,f. n u
o. itsh , mai NJ ilihagy 4 lmpit 80 4, tptiag
lf1m OlllIf pf0lue 'tlNniHa " Ns,chinf"
and A. Ne gain "a Ifnvlili pi's 81 li.iless
az by feTif 10 dos dAffl ihe e1rp'alht has
ofol I ini0 The OIuen msI ~ of c0iDn ana Iatfu
0ui al lis snap. Whaiogof ~ tho tause We
efaoi u manifest Nv iGfs 90 81 40 io-dsy
sd points loser Liver poul ninsgf quiet ! ~
osef, md New Orleans tlostd aui q ahh stssdy,
o points over
Chi'as --ro-days session r. The grain A,d
provision ~ Was Ong lllei vita anxiety Tor
bulls, All ihcif D. fcng h WIS rallied 10 heck no
fail and me sue osi was had. spring Whoil
aud cora clio o. tha hifher q lat cell
the quot ,uiuz NJ lot May " cat, ~ ~ June
WHEAT ~ Ia "ay cora, o. 6.s Jun 90 u,
aGl.a. May pork no quoted. June PORK 20
cents lower NJ iI.tO MAY ! ri Tot quoted;
June lafd, Is az ~, or lOeonts higher
Il. Louis.- Grtln shows some strength In
near positions, bus the July wheat options are
dead Jun, wheat mendsd cent closing
81 90 3's July whoa, dropped cen. aad closed
95l 2. June corn closed IL hign,r nj o. IL;
July com coed "a hig or at 10 3.s Oats
closed unchanged NJ 80 IL June, aud 81 la
JulT,
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

oOCTATlUNb TV-OAIs
GBEEN APPLEs-5 COOS so per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds zoe per pound: Brazil, 15@
l6c; llberts, l5c Naples walnuts 18o per pound
chestnuts imported, none on the markets pea.
nuts, Tennessee red, 18@i1o choice white. 40
o0coeruts. S00QD9 90
ORANGEE-foujsianA per barrel, IL 00@
Is co. per case, 8 60s valencine. Per case Of 40,
001l0 90.
o.
DATE6--In trails l0@12o.
BANANAS-8 COCA 90 per bunch.
GRAPEB-Malaga, COOS 80 half barrel
SWEET POTAT0ES-on tho stx eets. red,
76c per bushel; yellow, 90
ONIONS-New. 8 90 per barrel.
POTATOES p Nvshel, 100,
OABBAGE-New,2S72 0per dozen. or 80
GHfGE EMS wequote 1t ooos 50 per dozen;
u1 asHs- N9 9Sc ner dozen,
BUTTER Choice western, 20@25o; cooling
iB@1sc. country. % 85A
RAI6INs-Londonl layer. new per box, o.
6RiED PEACHEs-Unpesled xl peeled lac
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WOOL. HIDES AND PELrRIEs.


QUOTATIONS TODAY,
MOBILIZATION, free Of bufrs. HOBO; Mex
loel Improved, 160l6S coarse, 1ec; hne medium
O022o 6ne wool, according 10 dirt and oon.
dition, 1l@22r bury. a@ac per pound lsss.
according 70 burrs.
HIDE6-Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and up 17c
Suils :nd sisss. Saso per is; dry sslted, s9iiKc,
according TO condition: Green sailed, 90
l6s seai skins, 1b0a6o; sheep pelts, - per wool
a03660 shearl1ngI, 1001bo.
TILtOW-Prtme tallow. Co tallow grease. -
ffFSWXX-Primp yellow 4oc: dark snd adu,
kspa4nn YRA1n0
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LIVE STOCK,
rrnra ro-nAv.

pEryEs--Ccsn led, per n. lX@4Kc COWS.
pntjfT0Ns-Fai. lat muttons, par II, exc
axe: choics, per pond, 3a8kc
)l-A Per pound, la4xc; stock hogs, per
S S1i 81 AND sTAes-For sausage manu-.
MisCE, LfNEOts LIVE sTocK.Yesriine
hes !. ID 90: 2 year-Ul steers, per h'a5, l9 o.;
var old heifers per head, p 90;
cows 8 to g ears old. per hsed. % co. cows y II
Ts4ss rsssed x Durham, $40; Texas r. sed u
iSrensm' n a. Texss rsised 4 Durham, % 90
SSxss rSssS6 fcIl 5 ood Durham. 80 %.
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in Artificial Limbs.

manufacturing COMPANY, every member OF
which wears an artificial leg. Their limbs
are so perfectly made and SO near like the
natural member, that it is difficult to tell
that they are artificial. The company is
the Artificial Limb Manufacturing com.
pany, q corporation that has q national
reputation for the perfection of its work.
the most perfect and satisfactory OF any
made in the United States. Hon. w. w.
Dudley, United 8 s,e commissioner OF
pensions, has for years worn limb made
BY this company, and edds his Testimonial
to hundreds of others. Send for deecrip'
tive circular to 279 Penn avenue, Pitts
burg Pennsylvania. See advertisement in
another column of to-day's HERALD.
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Especial atten ion Is called to the adver-
tisement OF DR.. Clark. He Is an old est.qv
lished, experienced and reliable physician
and surgeon.
Poland Chin Pigs.
have few very fine Poland China pigs
for sale cheap. Sock bred for breeding
purposes. Reduced rates BY express.
Correspondence sol cited. Address Will
liam simpson, Cato, Crawford county,
KauGa0,
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Drsne, Draue & johnson, of Corslosna,
have one Of the fnest and best arranged
mill machinery depots In northern Texas,
and carry stock equal to any. house IN
their line In the state. See their card in
another column
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Cuts from barbed wire fence, cured
with Stewards Healing Powder.
No scar or gray hair, 30 cts boz.
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Indigestion, nervousness, rheumatism
and weakness disappear with the use oil
Parker'e ginger tonic.
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COTTON STATEN ENT
New YORK, May 10 The following is thu
daily comparative cotton statement:

Last year. 7414 $685. 5721, $50 80.
Exports this week: Great Britain, 2,257
France, ECO; Continent, 63l; stocs in a.
United States ports this day, 539. 1858; THU
day last year. 568.44l
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sthsse f.v,r Ma cs,,s ,.he "a fuil.bnt,pd pF,r.
a, am. bsok land .ops ~ al, Hire m y,nr,tI
ana S,lI I'M these n I,ies and pf,.ur, a.. ma Z.
subse,ther, - mo-. iiJ. me- m. s,sf la the nr
,,fn p,,n, A thsse insttuerie ms adds that .y,.n,
ms Ms ca, aso h, "a q nTofita Il by puttipc
.mnie Blbla leaves I'm tho agents noe et ana
t,,In,. the s,ms dnrse III "a, ought 10 he
Inoney "a mis- ''sa,isin tory" Bible inr arc W.
Tot told mat n ia we y snperiur wotk ~
m Gem ,n indn.,tn uan.,s dI.ons,ins the
onesti0n oT m. dIsady.nt,ge, OF ciIeular saws
- com ard ySitb ma "A ,ags paw. ihs IN ING
isr rsasans Tor iheiS oni,i,p, clrenIar saws
are yeTy danserou 10 the wntlmen . l'hey
r.auirs a m,i,s erester nowsr M drive Them
iban any other Mind n They make "A mueh.
wider rnt nIoiurinV mora a.. "a, ami Inns fev,1I
nTolu,ts from "A gi y,,i, m ,rul Of MATERIAL Iba
,,niy adyan'aec m them IA tsal the cost al no,
saw, bpt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this Tho NlechAnlc.'
ssSn,iatien. a NnenInnI, an have Already a.
rh.Ir v ariy renorr roc 1m,nended tho nboiIsh,
men, ~ c,nI.r Jaw. Xv n y y,.r IA Is nossihIo a
do 20
Alfred liz. IL form,tly ~ tho Pullman Car
WOES Dstroii a In washington inirodnein .
tie long distance toll phone inyented by Web.
s,er 1,ii cite OF YoslIanti The Atlantic and
Pacific compapy has acauIi I'd Gil, t,s's plient
ana ara r,rnayi % 10 i,''ro ince the inyeniio"'
hey will Iot be able 10 do SO Ia This couniry
uniil tho suit n Drawb,uca against tho Ran
Triephone conpany IA deolded in favor Z the
Iiai inf ns the Bel compsu, outains inlurc.
aiming that ih,y a.e iniIing, ments Tne
Gillette insttu reni. how ever. can be hroup n
into ,mmodlat. use In foreign countries. and N
will IA, iptn ,dnc.d into Smith America CON-
tracts Tor a line In Chill have nlieady been
made wi,e has been laid betye n New
Carl d on with Inc utmost dIstnctncss Bsall
80. IL IA - l..
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c. W. Parker & Co., 107 Lamar street, brokers
In or l., provisions, stOSfs and cotton, execute
orde RS tor the purchase or sale Of wheat corn,
pork, lard. cotton and vailroad stocks. Quota
lions received every " 10 minutes from Chi
cago, grain snd provision markets. New YorF
s ssSs and New 9orf New or
cts Trades Can he made and closed any
time durii e business hours on last quotations
posted Commission: On cotton, IS cents per
b. lie, margld 81; grain IA margin, / cent per
bushel; pork. 5 cents per barrel, margin 25
cents lard s cents, margin IS cents per fieIce;
railroad stocks Is cents margin and 81 per
share. All ordeIs from the country will receive
prompt attention correspondence solicited.
Reference. Oliver e. Griggs. bankers.
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.

That hacking cough can be 20 quickly
cured by Ehiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
Sold BY W. H. Patterson a Co., druggists,
Dellas Texas.
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ehs said .DoD't, but Il you must. ohsx
s6prinR.' That's the best"
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70 the Retail Trade in and

70 the Retail Trade in and
Dallas.
We are glad to announce to the trade that
We have opened . large retail boot and shoe
store at 7i2 Elm street, where We carry q
large stock of our own make and eastern
We also take measures and make any
kind of q shoe or boot TO order.
PUNISHABLE SHOE CoMPAHx.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

ON CHANGE.
New Ysrh-N0rthwe,l tern opened at 1t6 IL
Hu stuated sll day, ID highest, after. DON, at
100 "a, fell again and clos 107 1-8. or 8
above opening call Northern Pacific opened at
81. eold at SO 3-S highest n first afternoon call
ioet this gain and closed 50 Is or 78 under first
I'm, Texas & Pacific opened e. H. sold l2
cent higher at II ocock q. m sold II 1-2 lowest
n lat cali declire 1-2 cents.