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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
NORTHWESTERN DAIRYMEN's AssOCI
ALTON

/ At a meeting OF the Executive Committee
the following general arrangements were
made for the Seventh Annual Meeting Al
Whitewater, Wis, Tuesday, Wednes day
Thursday, January 1913, 1878:
| The First Session will be on 7 u ssda y ter
moor, and will mainly be devoted to orgsni.
Sation, appointment Of committees, etc The
three evening sessions will mainly bcA devet.
ed to addresses. The lat Cannot yet be poo.
itively announced, but it 10 believed that the
Arrangement now being made promises the
most Interesting and valuable series of ad-
dresses ever delivered at any meeting of the
Association.
| Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted
TO discussion Of practical topics, the follow
ing having beenselected
Dairytng In the NoythsOest-Have we the
Requisite Climate and Ball for successful
Daryipg?
| The Dairy Farm -Arransement. Build
ines, Crops. Should 1t 90 Exclusively Devot-
ed to Dairy Products?
The Dairy Coo Breeds, Feeding. and Cen
eral Management
Muk Milking and Care of Milk before
Butte. Methods of Manufacture, includ-
ing Care Of Milk, Churning, Sailing, Pack
ing. t51
Cheese.-Methods OF Manufacture; especi-
ally as to Management Of Tainted Milk (;
Best Size for, and, Modes OF Curing Cheese. "a
Marketing Dairy Products Time, Place,
Manner. with Reports from Dairy Boards of
Trade, and Papers from Dealers, Eastern
and Western. ---------- --- Y
Upon each topic there will be brief pa
per, followed by free discussion. Y The top
les cover the three great divsions-The
Dairy Farmer, the Manufacturer and the.
Dealer. hg
NlWeduesday's discussion will be on the topics
of especial interest to Dairy Farmers, and
'arge attendance of thls class is especially
desired.
This Association is very DESTROYS to col
lect full statistics of the Dairy Products of
Illinois, Iowa, Mlrnesota and Wisconsin
1t asks the proprietor of each Factory or
Dairy in the States to send to it's Secretary
G E. Morrow Madison eWis.-answers to
the following questions:
+ i. Name and location OF Factory or Dairy.
2 How much Butter, Cheese or MIX was
p-oduced in 1877 s
Other facts are highly important and will
gladly he received, as LID
3 Number of cows.
4. Length of season.
5. Number Of pounds Tor gallons) of milk.
g. Where was product sold? $40 40
T. Average price, net.
Where the dairy product is part of that
produced by factory, this should be stated
Reports are desired from those furnishing
milk to cities or towns, butter makers, etc.,
as well as from the cheese makers. Reports
should be made by Jan. 1, 1873 Blank forms
FOR the report will be furnished, or they may
be sentin writing, j.
To any one sending such q report will be
sent, free Of charge, so long as the supply
lasts, pamphlet of 100 pages containing the
Report OF the Association tor last year-the
addresses and discussions at the annual
meeting, etc. .r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

"A - - z kA--
h READING RooM. "A Free Reading Ro ON,
supplementary to the Unitarian Church Ii
brary, will be oper ed on and after Monday,
Nov. 25th, over L Bain's store. 1t will con.
tain, b side the leading daily and local pa
pers, Harper's Weekly, Appleton's Journal,
The Nation, Golden Age, Christian Union
Scientific American, Litters Li0v,g Age, Die
Ga'tenlassbo, Hrper'S Monthly, Science Month
ly, GALAXY, Herald Of Heath, atlantic Monthly,
Sert0ner's Monthly, Old md Ne,O, Ltpptncott'
Magazine, Ooe"'and Monthly, aud Chamber,
Journal The room will be open from Il
a. m. TO 10 p. m. daily, Sundays included
gAllpersons are cordially Invited to use it as
much as they like, aud it is hoped the invita-
ton will be generally accepted and acted up
on. Ladies viii find the room comfor ABLY
furnished and kept in order, and need have
no hesitancy about visiting it at any time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

A new self-propelIing steam nre engine, was
tested in New York on Thursday. seven hun
cred and fifty feet Of thrre-inch hose was used
extending along the street and up to the top OF a
nigh building whence a stream OF water wa.
thrown, through an inch nozzle. upon the neigh
boring property. A steady stream vas throw II
over the top OF flagstaff on the block above, and
also acrpns Broadway. This was a wonderful. b s..
"h 6 0ohs 'oerlng tlat the water wax
ca RED In tn hose nearly $50 feet above its level
me steamer was bnitt by theAmoskeag Manufac-
tnr'ng Company, at Man chester, n, H, and cost
$500. .,...,,, oo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
MARRIED.

F -STONEBREAKER. On the 18th inst =.
the house ofthe father of The bridr. by the Rev
aJohn Sridley. Mr. John w Fink Of Som ers and
MISS Ora Juliet stonebreskerso of Bristol = ~
i ne sI a ar ttdataT' al
" ElSLER-ORLEDGEst On Tuesday. Nov. 10Th.
1872 in Pleasant Prairie by Rev q a S,;tn
Mr.; Anthony Weisler and Miss Emma DRIED ge
both of Pleasant Prairie us ~ - -
oK 1aAo EY-DEVLIN.-O Monday. Nov. 18th.
Il. A: Z tzhenry, Miss Emma D eylin. Of Rristol
and Mr.! Luke Craney of this city - -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

CANADIAN HORSE DIsEAsE.-This disease
is rapidly spreading over the Western States.
1t is important for all owners of stock to
know what to use the first appearance OF
the disease. Ferguson's Wonderful Oil has
proved positive cur e wherever it is used in
all the Eastern cities, and is being largely
sold in Chicago. In Cleveland over 8 600
bottles We're sold in a single day. G. E Webb
d Bro, proprietors, Jackson, Mich. 2t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Rev Lueien g. Lance entered upon kis du-
ties as Rector of St. Matthew's Church in
lhls city, last Sunday. Mr.. Lance was for.
merly Rector of the Episcopal Church in
Frankfort, Kentucky, and brings with him
the reputation of being faithful and earn
est worker in the Church. The services in
st. Matthew's will be held as usual--viz. on
Sunday at lO13 a. m, and Up. m. During
the week there will be- morning services on
Wednesdays and Fridays at II a. M, until
further notice. ~ ~a sr-i+
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Malls Close
# 4l.t Church Directory. 7

VS. GIBt Congregational ID C@ J.
REV. H. c. H1rcHoooK, Pastor,-Services at 10 IL
an land p. m.
Methodist.
H. REV. G. A. SMITH Pastor,-service at 10. Ia a
90 m. and 7 p. m.
FtF"A Episcopal, NSgYFF gF
R v LucrEN G. LANCE PASTOR Service at 10 Is
German ME thO6ist, q wa
REV c. HEDLER, Pastor,-servicea alto 1-2 a. m.
and p. m, MRAAB.kS. "a
Unitarian. s,az. d.
REV. Il. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor.-Service at II q. m.
ST. Marks Catholic.
FATHER w DAUeHRTY Priest,-Serviee ats 1-9
and 10 Ia a.. m and p. m. @
BRptjst.
Service at 10 10 a. m. and 10 p. m.
Lutheran. L%# EE~EE
Rev A BRAEMER, Pastor,-Service at ~ 1-2 a. m
ST. GcOrge's Catholic.
FATHER NJ. BETTER, Priest,-service at and 10 a.
m. and 2 1-2 p. m.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Use Tarbeirs Magic Balm for eplzootlc
disease Of horses r No remedy equals R.3 y
the throatapd .stopsfhe cough Pre-
veuts the epizootc lung fever, stimulates the
kindneys, and prevents dropsy, SO fatal TO
nheFses having had the. disease. gIt1i being
rsed extensively with perfect success Sold
by f. Robinsonand H E. Clark, Kenosha
and dealers generally,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

AGRICULTURAL NoTICE.-The Annual
meeting of the Kenosha County Agriculture
Society will be beld at the Hall of the soci
ETY. In Bristol, on Monday, December I'd, at
clock p. M, fer the election of officers anc
transaction ofany business, special or other
wise, that may be properly brought befor,
the meeting II. II. TARBELL
4 Kenosha, Nov. 81, 1872. Secretary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

The cpl is leaving the horses in this civ.
But one horse has died, and he rest are rap.
IDLY recovering, Jewett turned his horses
into nt' an open lot yesterday where they seem.
ed to ehjoy the fresh air and the sun. ..,.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

LITTLE SAMUEL, THE CHILD-PRoPHEr. We
have received copy of this beautiful Chro-
mo, now beingoffered as Premium along
with THE SATURDAY EvE>ING FosT ard THE
LADY's FRIEND, OF Philadelphia. It renre
sents the, Chiid-Prophet starting from his
sleep at the call Of the Lord, as SO touching
y told yin the Scrptural narrative. He
looks startled, but not fearful. The colors Of
the Chrome are rich and glowing, and as "a
lady correspondent Of the PosT saws cone
lscprceJy knows which most to admire the
lpure, sweet, fresh young beauty of the
child, or the earnest tender, loving inspira-
ton of the boy-prophet, as with dimpled
hands ciasped in leverent awe, he glances ca
gerly Heavcnward and the trusting resnonse
OF his spotless soul is impressed on every mo-
bile feature: Speak, Lord, for thy servant
heareth |! >" ~~
Pictures teach morol lessons, and porents
/ who know this will think the money we,
laid out which hangs cliromos like ssLittIe
Samuel upon their walls E1H#t 6hg5 "a
The chrome can be seen and subscriptions
will be received at this cffice
Lady's Friend and Chrome. ...s2 "a
Saturday Evening Post and Chrome. 2 ca
Lady's Friend, Saturday Evening Post
len cents extra Tor mailing the Chrome.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Ifyou Wish to purchase a new Sewing Ma
chine, call on 81. Kaufman aud examine his
nav Victor, Hoop skirts and bustIes mace
TO order, abS8l Mainsstreet.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

sUNDAT.-1n the Methodist Church, the
pastor, Rev G. A. Smith, preached morning
and evening.
Rev. Mr.. Clapp. Of Wauwatoosa, preached
at'the Congregational Church
Rev j.. j. Jackson, of the Chicago Theo
logical Seminary, preached at the Baptist
Church.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
JOTTINGS.

Farmers are drawing hay and other pro-
ducts of the farm, to market.
Yarns, Germantown, Shaker and Balmoral
atSimmons. ga. --. SEQ. TAN.
Winter has come in good earnest, and the
ground has been covered with snow. ss
Blanket and Flannel stock large as ever at
Simmons. ..
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day. Re-
member the poor
There will be sociable at the M. E.
Church tonight, to which everybody is in
vited. s..- .l.. lat aoaIA
Furs, and Fur Goods, large stock and low
prices, at Simmons.
The Free Reading Room will be opened
next Monday. See another notice else
where. e.ai-- .e s. .essH a1e' ~ - Oh
A new horse has been introduced to the
express wagon. Itis fine looking animal.
For Furs, Kid Gloves, Lace Collars, En-
broidery, etc., go to H. Kauffman's.l 21 y.
Mr. VIM Orledgeleft at this office yester-
day, a generous piece OF his daughter En-
mas wedding cake. We al enjoyed 1t, and
wish Mr. and Mrs. Weisler many happy re
turns of the 10Th O. NoYC mber.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

7 TTHE CHRISTIAN GRAcEs.'' the beautitul
engraving given to subscribers for Arthur $
Home Magazine and the Childfen's Hour
car DC seen, and subscriptions Will be re.
ceived at this office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Some changes are made this week In the
Church Directory. We desire to have the
Directory accurate in every respect, and II
our friends have any further corrections to
make, we shall be pleased to be Informed OF
them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

All persons who aspire to beauty of personal
appearance should not neglect that natural ac-
cessory, the hair. BY many it ha s been neglected
until the hair has become thia, gray, or entirely
70 lien OF. Messrs Hall q Co.. Nashua, N b.
have produced an effectual remedy, called Sicllian
Hair Remover, which cures all disease of the
scalp. This wonderful preparation acts upon the
glands, which support aud noursh the hair, re-
stores graz hairs to its original color, makes the
scalp white and clean, removes and prevents the
formation of dandruf and all cutaneous eruptions;
and ny its tonic and nutrtive properties, restore
the scalp to healthy state, and creates a new
growth. AS o dressing, it is unsurpassed, giving
the hair the briliancy so much admired by all.
Boston Commercial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

ladies Of Kenosha, If you wish to pur-
chase your holiday goods such as scarfs
Shawls, Nubias. Zephyrs, Hosiery, Gloves
ETC., 90 10 Il. Kaufman, 80 Main Street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
-A CHICKEN PLAGUE.

New YORK, Nov. 17.-For the last few days
very noticeable decrease in the supply OF
fowls has been observed in the markets Of
this city, and especially atthe poultry stalls
in Washington Market. ln.~many instances
chickens which are dressed and sent to mar
ket have dark streaks in the neck, and the
head Is swollen to an unusual size. A terri
bic disease has broken out in the poultry pens
in several places throughout the State, and
has caused o considerable amount of commo-
tion among the poultry and game dealers in
this city, Notwithstanding the dealers in
fowls in Washington Market, yesterday, de
MED oil knowledge Of the disease. They
were dsposing of hens and chickens bearing
evidence ofha ing diel ofthe disease. One
dealer admitted the existence of the disease,
and said that few days ago he was in Penn
sylvania, and along the banks of the Susque-
hanna the poultry were dying in thousands
from the disease, and nothing had beenfound
to arrest it. Fowls are taken with staggering
fits, running at the beaks, and, in fact, bear
ing all the symptoms of the epic otto. These
fits renew with decreasing intervals and in.
creasiEg violence until DEATH which gener-
I ally ensues in q few hours after the q tack
AS soon IS chickens are attacked they hide in
holes or crawl off to some corner.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

LAST CALL. ALI persons indebted to P
English are, requested to call and settle i'm
m distely, and thereby save costs.
Kenosha, Nov. ID, 1872. P. ENGLISH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

ARK .gg5 Ag#aft L3Akt ~ ..lt c4sJ&st 49, :,
AGENTS WANTED 20 canvass for sQbscrib
ers tor THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH and severa
MAGAZINES, and to sell Works Of Art--Chro
mos and EngravIngs. q good !oDportunii
will be gwen ior actiYe az nts to establish
profitable and permanent BUSINESS
Apply to- HAYS MCKINLEY,
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21
rhe Mllwaukee Wtsconsia gays:

t'Thepew Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail
road between Chicago and Milwaukee is to
be completed by next Saturday, when it ii
d proposed TO have celebration, and invita-
tions are already talked of as having beer
and o be given to large nun bsrof MilWau
keeans."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

We call attention TO The advertisement OF
Miss A L. K@rner, OF Racine. This lady
has full and complete assortment of hair
goods, and is prepared to make up in the
latest style, switches curls, braids and fancy
goods.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

LETURE.--A lecture on Ancient Egypt w i'll
be given next Sunday evening, Nov. Oath, at
~ O'Clock, in the Unitarian Church, by
Prof w. Ii. Hoisington, of GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Mr.. Hoisington, in spite of total blindness
has become rare Egyptian scholar. The
Milwaukee NeaUs says of his lectures that
none delivered in Milwaukee for several
seasons have excclled them in general inter,
est" Mr.. Hoisington's method is to take
his audience on trip down the Nile. u The
lecture Is free, and oil are invited. s48tF ],
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Velvets, Velveteens, Pushes, BASKET
Cloths, Chinchilas, Beavers, and Fancy
Cloakings, at Simmons. #.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

shawls, elegant assortment and prices tc
suit any purse, at simmons w
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

Repellents and Waterproois, all colors--alI
prices, at Simmons.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

q eT Skirts, Empress, Eugenes, Bopleyards
~ Russian Gore, etc, for Ladies and Misses al
Simmons.
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= q. 3 Isl '.s
~ "A . ,mfa@ jsal e1l qe8% o} n98af
y U AID y. ~, ..a +. SOW y

toreceive his friends IL No. s7s Main street, d.
rectfy east of the Post omcs,j Kenosshtqs5 whe.e
may may De found all the late Periodicals togehtr
with aine assortment OF ststioui sry Bank Books
aem. Books, Pass Books. school BOOK. aFeatha
Dnstefs, Games, Inks. Mucilage. Pens s. Holder
Pencils, Call Cards, Toy colors, Erssgers Rnhhas
Bands nk Stands, Perforated Board. tissue Pa.
per, Gilt PAPER, Initial Saper, &c. ia ztB 50H
fo3s sg8l Ii lB1t .faed deIm ea 3lg owls notf
. Nusic of all kinds, and all articles in my Ane
y OF on hand. obtained on shortnotice.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-11-21

turns of The 10Th o: NoYt mber.
The sun., 1872-02-03
Stembouts mo RuiIroaos.

T. flE .i. Dee @ 'Fsas FrS%s GSsns., :,
ciaeSHssi ard sS eS Sscaso SS,ps Day Express pn,
Ing Room Cosehe. t9 Baifalo and Niagara FANS, and
r 81 Drawing Room Ss S. 1S. % DnS Ts ST
$50 r; Night Express. Sleeping Coaches to Buf.
.ScP n: Siaiy,. Cincinnati and Chicago Nigh, FIX.
ss sFSsRns Ss%ce 'S5Qa easU S Cincinnati buffalo
ror Port Jerv,. 800, $50. iiSo and 'ih5 A. NJ, isl.
TcI Scssepa and Middle!own. .5s, 500. tsS. rSo
For Sswbursh, $50, $50 and iio A. NJ, $50, ts aud
fos sSasr., 500 tsso ilSS and ;iias A. NJ ss. s@
5 H. so SSS'ss SS &c. '@s s ''S;'!a 20 "a
NJ Tis SiS &s;'sg NJ s "a a. 1 49, s s .s s , S 81 % & I'm IA
s;is. .ii0o I. NJ :, and sieo6 midnight. Wv
H. srsf :na ma fssS''s ssc sOc cll 5s, % sS @ %
For Hackenssck and Way. 500 and sis A. NJ, 1875,
~ t'' $50, s0P NJ. and Saturdays only, 1870 mid.
For lIillsdse @ and Way. 500 and Sis A. NJ. 1915, 49,
,,,S For sgriGf Valley and Way 800, 7 and SIS A NJ
rs go ssasdsy. ~ ony l lCS sS MD aIi
s.. S$I:; No. 80 s y ! s sIsqsS @s a. Co.,
u.s. and FSfS si sS,arS'ys S s. only Ny i"5 IS nd. ii
Nyeck, WV \. NJ, l.Bl, t:b, s5.sl
bJ anu tl:i5 l.. NJ. Saturdays only 1900 midnight
n. B.rrans leaving Chambers street on even hour.
or hair hours leave 2J1 street fifteen minutes earlier
thal above time. The 500 A. NJ. and 400 milnsh
trains start from Chambers street only.
n. .B.-Tralns on the y. H. II. Of N. j. leaving Cham
bers street on quarter hours leave 2Jd street thrty
minutes earlier than ubOyc time.
room and sleeping soace con ~ obtansa IN and ddrerde orde
'aa s O1sS S & my S m
corner OF i2sth St. and 81 ay Harlem Court street
Brooklyn l0i Broadway. wllliamsburgh at the Com,
ponys depots and Of agents at the principal hotels
sNyack only ''
L. ID. RuCKER, VIM r. BARR
Gen1 Sup't. on Pass Agt
I .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ ON snd after Monday, Oct ", trains will leave
James Slip as follows:
$50 A. NJ, Grcenport Mail Train.
lOB A. NJ, Rosyn, Glen Cove, Locust Valley Hunting
ton, and Northport Passenger Trains.
y NJ, Rlyerhead and Sag Harbor Express, through
TO Creenport ON Saturdays.
tP. NJ, Express Trains for Roslyn Glen Cove Locust
Valley, Huntington, and Northport
SOD p. NJ, NorthpOrt Way Train.
All train- connect at Branch for Hampstead.
Sunday trains for Huntington, Nofthpoft, Roslyn
$50 A. NJ and 6 r. NJ.
The sun., 1872-02-03

Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency
FIRST CABIS..........f1 f15 STEEKAgE. ........... Ep
Passengers also forwarded to Paris, llayrc Hamburg
sweden, Norway, and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per
sons wishing TO send for their friends
For further Information apply at the Company ONCE
JOHN g. DALE. Agent
Is BrDHdyAN. New YORK.
The sun., 1872-02-03
FoHn 9TEESSTSS s E1T , ASD ~

sail as follows;
city OF Brooklyn. Saturday, Jan. q, at A. NJ.
city OF Paris, Saturday, Feb 3, at IAN.
City of New York, Saturday, Feb. 10, at I 4, VI.
City Of Washington, saturday, Feb. Il, AT " ".
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from Pa
IS, North River
The sun., 1872-02-03
EOR aTEENsTOWN AND LIyERPooL,

II carrying the United states Malls.
WYOMING sails "Wednesday, Feb. Z, at ~ r. NJ
MINNESOTA sails Wednesday Feb. II, at l0X M.
Cabin passage, so, gold. Steeragc, 49, currency
WILLIAMS GUION,
p HN NOW AnF
The sun., 1872-02-03
Shipping.
4 NCHOR LINE -TEAMER.

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
N sail every "Wednesday and Saturday TO and from
Glasgow, Liverpool, Londonderry, and Queenstown.
Passengers booked 20 and from any railway station
Great Britain, Ireland Norway, Sweden. Denmark Ger
many, Holland belgium, and thc United state,
AT LOWEST GU URRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the old country for any amount.
Apply at the Company offices. Bowling Green.
The sun., 1872-02-03
9ubliaiiorrs.

$ubtiutisw.
HARPER q BROTuERs, NEW YORK.
PaoWA ns Day:
TIE
LAND OF DEsoLArioN.
pRuso rvaso~u SAnsArtvg or
oBsERvA TfoY aud ADVENTURE IN
GREENLAND.
BY ISAAC l. HAYES. NJ D..
Author Of 4" The Open Polar Sea-" &C..
LLusTRA TED
temo. Cloth. sir.
II has seldom been TO come across more plea.
sanity written unaffected volume OF travel and sd.
venture than IA The Land Of DesoIstion" Dr. Hayes
Is old shipmate OF Kane, who In his second voyage
past Grnncli Land sighted open sea. Familiar with
Arctic scenery and Arctic dangers he knows well OF
what to tell us and what to leave out Instead
Of being spun Il s cieveriy condensed that
Ue .un s,auo . " e @
condensed that 1t can be read without fatigue. The
,o,s,," na ,,o ovo,, no,nt ., x,.s ,ho io, % ,ho
Panther is as thoroughly good and pleasant book OF
ts kind as we yet remember to have rcsdEraa,tner.
London.
ii.
PATTY.
and the plot and underplot OF the tale thoroughly
graceful and emIncn,ly readable s,ory.-Aueaeu.n.
A wellconccivcd and admirably worked out novel,
.
ANo>hh'
nv rnr AUTHOR or
JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN"
| cNifoHM WITH THE LlBHAhf EDITIONS oF
| Hannah. ir,t,ns wo,a
OLIVE; Two Marriages;
| T6e Head Of the Family. a Noble Life.
xgniba's Wn.h.nd stnn,ns f,ou t,,,
A Life for Life. Tue FAIRY Book.
The sun., 1872-02-03
Sutton Aotitu.

200 &AsEs s SSe,s and shoes q auction sopaaG
Sons n SONS, n WaTTea sl
The sun., 1872-02-03
BUSINESS Gbantts.

Snslntss egantts.
A. A.FK22EFtGtSCkkAALs K22EEtGSkAA LsFaff(k FRaff(kTaAGGksI TYoaFAfGkIrs.
RENTUCKY-ExTRA CLASS No. l55, Feb. 2, 1872.
KEN FrCKY-CLAss No. i5S, Feb. 2, isi3,
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SIMMONS CO., Managers, Coyington, Ky.
Information furnished and circulars sent by j.
CLUTE, Broker aS Broadway +. o. box 1909 1853 Full
ton ST., and Park row,
A BUTCHER shop for sale In the 18th Ward Will
n be sold cheap good reasons given for selling, In
quire at S6 LIST ay, In liquor store, until sold.
CARPENTER shop for sale Apply to j. a.
" GROSS, corner 59th ST. and Broadway.
nor SALE-Rare opportunity y-seeond.hand show.
cases counters tables, desks shelving, drug drawers
sashes, oce rangs, doors chairs stools sea stoves
signs. Apply early TO JAMES HODGE, 5g7 Hudson 81
and Vestry WIN be shipped,
NOR SALR-Mnk route up town 100 quarts retail :
II all In good running orders will be sold cheap as the
owner cannot attend to IT, Apply at SS West Sh ST.
I'd floor, back.
EQR sALE-The stock and nItures OF boot and
shoe store, In Of the best locations In Brooklyn
Call or address L. T. POWELL 81 Warren st. up stairs,
NOR SALE-The lease aud fixtures Of a butcher
cheap. Apply corner Cannon and Broome SITS,
DARTIES with few hundred dollars capital wish.
ing light cash business that Will pay their invest
ment back In two weeks, please call on US specially
for Chicago SMITH, HALL Co, e6 cortlahdt st.
FI,O S.-Immedate disposal proprietor
leaving the country coarse meat store rent low.
Apply before " this day. at II Cermont ay Brooklyn.
The sun., 1872-02-03
Rrp GOODS.

AIDES HATS furs and bonnets reduced 90 per
dren's hats and furs. "
The sun., 1872-02-03
Srbing l9latbin,s.
@luOO unO 6OaL

| For SALE-Two new W. Wilson'S, one singers
u each s2a' l@ Bleecker ST. plenty work supplied