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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15

With large and complete stock of Pear
Peach. Plum. Cherry, a pricot and Ounce
Blackberry. Raspberry, GoOseberry, Cur.
rant strawberry. asparagus, pie plant, &c
Our Stock Of (sEsnsa ml e n ssIR. is un.
surpassed in the state. Ornament Il and
weeping trees, towering shrubs, climb.
crS, &c.
large and hne stock of summer, per.
petual: climbing. Moss, perpetual moss
M1nthly China. noisetLa and tea roses,
The Great Tea Rose Marechal Mel, Ia
quantity.
our stock Of FLOVTERS is full and
complete. The following sbo,1Id ha
planted in the fall TO afford the be i
bl"om next year: IIyacinth. tulip, Japan
and Native lilies, tree paeonies, phiox,
pssonia. &c. "
Our stock Is the largest in this part OF
the STATE. and ~ com Islese as can be
found in Kansas.
OUR apple trers are particularly we'll
grow n. " iLh as fine heads as can h.,
found anywhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15

81 80 Er saoWu tiiat Nrslocs
surely and efIeetually control them. Tic ;es-
tirn0ny OF our best citizens, OF all ctsscs. Ca
tablishes the fact, that CHEEEY PECTo;;AL
VIII aud does relieve and cure tie a,ilic;igs
describes OF ule Esrost and Lun-s beyond airy
other medicine. The most dia seruus a!7sc-
tons OF the Pulmonary OrgGns Weld to Is
power; AM cases o. Consumption, Curoi
by this preparation, arg puelciy kno%n. -
remar;Ssiae ms mrysfa he bsl,egcti. v',ro
edy il il adequate, ~ wich tho plbiic r,ay
re.y for fhil protection. By curing Coughs,
the fogrruaneIs oil asore serious disease, Il
saves uanumhcrcd fivcs, anil m amount OF
suffering not 10 I've computed. i challenges
trial. mud coaviGccs tac most scepiital.
Every Ggaily should keep !: on hand rs n
proIeetioa against The easily ;Hi uapergeivcj
aNiaeks 10 I'EApnlry Altsednn srhisa ase
easily mes at dlSt, but Whic.3 hccn.nc incu,.,-
bic. mad too often fatal. il neglected. Ten Ter
lungs need this defence; and (. Is unWise 10
DO WILTON. IL. ~ q safeguard TO children,
amid t.io distressing disease whic.I bCSc. the
Ihro9. and Chest Of chiilho5i, CHERRY
PICTORIAL Is invaluable: Tor. By is Timely
use, msltitldcS Rro rescued from premature
graves. and saved TO the love and affection
centred on tiicri. II acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sonRd ard
Misunderstanding sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful Rron-
chltis, when they know how easily they can
b. cured.
a Originally the product OF hong iabo.ious,
nrd successful chemical Investigation. no cost
or toll Is spared in making every bottle in tho
utmost possible perfection. L may be coae-
gently relied upon rs possessing all the viz
tues IL has ever exhibited. and capable of
pFGoneIi2 rures as memorials rs tine greatest
u has ever effected.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
new BLACKSMITH SHOP.

CARLOW a REVvEY. who late
" ly occupied Corners old stand, on
North Commercial street, have moved to
their new shop on the opposite a lie OF the
streetR Where they are prepared to do ali
werk n their line. Horse shoeing, new.
$4.OO per span; all new work warranted.
Particular attention paid TO unsound feet.
without ext.a charge. Refer to a, p.
Stewart and Drs. Trueworthy and Law.
renee. janl2tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15

S465 cash prizes, amounting TO $3.50, sos
This legal enterprise Is endorsed by the
highest authority or the State and best
business men. EIt
gT Over one-half the tickets taken before
Z Oct. list. The limited number on hand
viii be furnished those who apply first.
Money can be sent by mail, IN register
ed letters, post ONCE money orders, or by
express All prizes will be paid in full.
Agents wanted. For full particulars ad-
dress j. III. PATTEE,
~ Gen'l Manager, Omaha, Neb.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
PREPARED nY

DR.. !. c, AVER G Co., Lowell, hass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
a-,.r,s.- Az v % s,,s-,s -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15

EaSs Taxes, redeems lands sold for taxes. VIII
nesify parties amount OF tax due in
time to save penalty.
Send New York exchange or p. o. order.
FAX receipts sent by return mail on
receipt OF money.
Enclose stamp. description Of lands and
post Office address.
Real Estate 3ought and soId
on cOnsa1AissiOn.
zAs largest list Of city pEopert4 aow offered for
sale. Lets ssld On time sr Ieased.
sad 10 sere lets aajoIning ana near tAseits-
Deeds, Mortgages. "a. aaas cat and arkaoul-
edsenezts takea.
Call on Or address,
e. B0RTON.
- EDRazsA Easn eozssy, Kaa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
FIDELITY TO BUSINESS.
Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.
10000 APPLE rREEs.

4
seventy varieties, one, tsvo and three
s yesrs old; Blackberries, raspberries,
| straw berries. gooseberries and ctIrrnnfa,
N large variety. Twenty-Five varieties ~
Duoeed peach trees. Piums, pears and
| SSneIrles. Grape vines, thirty varieties.
| ornamental trees and shrubs. Eyerereens
and qecionobs trees. Climbing. month";
ahd hybrid perpetual roses. Lilies. naeo-
~ s stsssaIoinses, altheas. Japan ounces,
1na etner towering plants and sir,ibs'
LInnaus and victoria rhubsrb.
,.tss sell our stock at lowest market
s sases. All our stock Is propogated and
grossn by us, and customers visitinz the
n nihrseFy can choose their trees, vines and
p p,an.s, ana see them taken, up from the
ground where they grew, .
- me nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
% 81 me Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad.
ana Ine road runs through our ntirsery
grounds. Give us call. ~. nts
CHAMBERS q BAYsINGER
,a Hss957tsord, Lyon County. Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15

The fall term Of this Institution opens
September H11Ea, and closes Ne.
ce1mber HSkla. Students entering 10E
the first time are TO be present for exam
inatIon September nOela.
Boarding in private families - 50 to q
per week; In clubs 81 % 70 - ..
In addition to the usual branches, Pen
manship, Drawing, and Vocal Musie are
taught, and without extra charge,
Five hundred dollars worth Of books
apparatus for the Physical Science de-
parknent.
Before the close Of the year thespacic1s
and commodious new building viii be
ready for occupancy.
Persons wishing fuller fnforEattsns 81
catalogues, viii address, s8 -
5 PREsTDENT, 6EO. n. Hoes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
Buy Home Grown Trees,

Remembering that every dollar that is
sent out OF your country impOyerishes it
10 shat amount while some other place
receives tne value OF It. =,
Look for q moment at the immense
stock We offer. and then decide for YOUR
sen u " VIII not pay you better to select
your trees from such u stock thar fron, a
small one.
We are prepared to
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
Ayers
.HairVigo:lr
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

color, scits the gloss and. freshness of
yoIth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the. glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved By
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth OF
hair is produced. Instead of fouiing
the hair with pasty sediment, It
will keep it clean and vigorous. lis
occasional use viii present the hair
from turning gray or falling off
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it givcs
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruil, which il
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Eree from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious TO tbs
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye. il does not
soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and n grateful perfume.
q Prepared BY DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
- LOWELL. MASS,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
Wholesale

all kinds Of Nursery Stock, and parties
wishing to plant largely, or buy to sell
again VIII ind our Wholesale rates
low.
Our stock can he seen growing at the
nursery, o..e mile wet of the city, on the
A. 7. s ). r. Il. K.
70 Will exchange nursery stock for live
stock II all kinds, and corn, wheat, pota-
toes and wood.
(, Our new Descriptive Catalogue for 1872
IL now ready. send for one, free.
S5tf J. ". TRUTTT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
have yet for the beauties ana uses Of science and
we have gl0rlously shown it.
SPEECH OF DIR. BELLOWS.

SPEECH OF DIR. BELLOWS.
The Rev Or. Bellows succeeded Dir. Marsh, to whose
speech be wttily alluded He continued, in part. as
follows:
Tam very much gratied. and I cannot grow tirod Of
thinking of the wonderful feat which Mr. Stanley has
performed, and imagining what his modesty prevented
his telling about and that Is, what his own emotions
and sensibites and struggles were in contendng with
the difficulties which he heroically overcome. And
can 60 back to region where Dr. Livingstone now is
and zee him suffering the privations and hardships
which he has voluntarily undertaken. while
rounded with all tine delicacies and luxury which
DelmOnicO supply. declare IL goes To ones heart
that he cannot be here and enjoy some VI these tdts
withus.
Wen, sir wish friend stanley who is having just
enough OF suspicion and Jealousy keep him from being
spoiled let thank God that there are some miserable
skeptics in the world TO keep him from losing his head
could feel that the greatest compliment ne has ever re-
ceived has been this very incredibly of the public
whoh s an admission OF hts Incompatible feat | be-
lieve that ineredui0us myself at the start How
should know but that IL was one OF thosd colossal
Munchausensms which know the press Of our country
are capable OF getting up. lLa9ghter ,,r , ,,,,
has told the truth To have his trthuness suspected
but hope ne viii manage TO stomach at particularly
when he must have such secret satisfaction IN think
ing: well know It is true myself, no matter what
they may say about IT. believe II myself because II
Is impossible YOu know that s theological doctrine.
Iaughterl Stanley did IL because could not be done,
and that seems the highest and sweetest thing that
could be said Of HIM
ExJudge Spencer was next called upon and made
lauehable speech in which he announced that having
passed recently through campaign, ne had to the
conclusion that VIC may fnd Salt River in
Africa and that Sunset Cox to he put at The head
Of the next expedition Judge Van Worst Of the
eessu candidates. doubt assisting II far pos
sible. lGreat laughterl
The Hon. S. ). Cox. after some hesitation and good
deal Of solicitation, made brief remarks. in which he
alluded to his journey into Africa, undertaken some
years since. and said he believed that while he the
only in the who had been In Africa besides
Mr.. Stanley, he had the advantage over him in
spect that they had Africa IN the American Congress
about all the time. IGreat laughter.l
The last speech of the evening made by the Hon.
Clarkson " Potter whose humorous remarks we'll enter
tanned the company. AT the close Of his speech the
guests Of the American Geographical Society separated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
FIRE IN F1Rsr-AvE.-Loss $40, 900.

The three-story brick building Nos. 1856 and
1877 Frst-aye 50 feet 'front.' by 10 feet deep de
stroyed bv fire OF unknown origin, about a. ~ to-day
loss COO First floor OF No ISIS occupied by C. a. Reed
pork packer; loss $1,000 First floor Of No ls7 occupied
by Edward Rafter grocer loss 1850 Two upper hoors
Of Nos 1856 ana 1877 occupied by David s. Browu r soap
manufacturer loss stock and machinery 5oO Total
lors $4,000 insurance unknown The names were ais
covered ON the floor nc about ll5 Clock ana nrst
alarm was sounded at 1899. -,
-Four engines the re, but. owing 10 the milan.
mabIe material stored IN the building, the naInes ha
gained such rapid Roadway that second alarm vas
sonnde at ~ and four additional engines summoned
Close n the rear Of the building several tenement
bouses which greatly endangered and the rOoIs OF
buildings on either side Of the IRE were gnlted BUT
bout rs minutes after the arrival Of the adltona en-
Zines the dre though not extngushed, seemed 10 DC
snder complete control aud confined entirely 10 the
destroyed building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Iroy Press urges the Hon. Henry r.
Person OF Albany for Speaker OF the next Assembly
The Mount Holly On. j. Herald hints at Gen.
Geo b. Mcclellan as tie Democratic candidate for the
next Governor of that state.
In the estimation of The Nelc- HdreH PaiLd-
diup IL is hallucnaton suppose that Senator sum
ner Is person Of consequence. II feels confident
thar country has not ho gntcst sympathy with his
opposition 10 the santO Domingo scheme.
The Boston Post says the limitations made
thar Mayor CASTOR may induced to allow his name to
be used as candidate for reelection nave created
strong sentiment IN favor OF his nomination as an indie
pendent candidate.
The 81. Louis Dispatch says political orphans
plenty just now ami advises ali such 10 their
souls patience. II quietly dispOses OF the attempts
70 form party at this time by remarking: We
cannot tell what shape parties Wit take until know
what question will come before the people for consider
alton Meanwhile the political orphans must learn 10 do
without parties or act for the time with That which they
deem nearest right
Col. j. w. FOrney writes letter from Wash
ngton to bis Press in which he speaks Of his conviction
that the President intends continue his application or
the Civil Service rules 70 filing vacancies and
NOR runs that Senator COnRling has longing for the
TO be vacated By Justice Nelson IN the SUI
prcme Court Col FOrneY thinks the President Ought to
have a salary OF $780, year and good private resi-
dence the Cabinet ministers each $4,000 and the Su-
preme Justices at least $4,000
Contrasting its inability to say what the re-
form tendencies recently exhibited by Gen. Grant
amount TO- The BuDalO Courier DEM frankly ana
periodically says While the parry of his opponents
neither ask nor expect aught at his hands, he be
assured that they and the people large will most
readily and heartily applaud him every act wherein
be shall place the interests OF the country above those
party Whatever he may do 10 restore peace and the
rule Of law the South 20 repress corruption ana
where shall receive gladly az his hands
a. II he were the President OF our choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
ELECTION NOTES.

The complete official returns Of the election
in California give Grant 1900 majority
The official returns in Michigan give Grant
1924 votes Greeley. 1910 OCOnor. 2,552 Black l2'6
The official vote for Grant Electors in Ala
bama is 9O272i for Greeley 79,il for o'Conor' none
The vote of Kansas was canvassed yester-
day The following the official majOrttes; Osborne
epJ for Governor g77 stone, for LeutenantGover-
nor % 0i5; smawOod, Tor secretary Of State. 33s96
Wilder for Auditor, S9l3l Hayes, for Treasurer 59s
williams for Attorney General 53,i46; McCarty, for SUI
perintendent Of schools, 336S6; Kngman, for Chief
Justice 3303O The maioritics on Congressman all Re-
publican are Lowe 32gl6 Phillips. 5000; Cobb, 81 S6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

- From Tie PhtiId,lphid Prsss (fag. ReD1
one paramount reality impresses every care
n observer Of the result Of the late Presidential ele
oh Inc party 90 successfully sntagOnizo the Republic
can party has not yet been discovered There is abund
OF scattering material but tho motive s absent
Recent experience has proved that IN sucb struggle a.
that which has Just closed the people arc not 20 ~ o
yerted from general objective point Dy Nhat ~
called side Issues" especially II that objective pVIn
Is periodically aggressive. No ciamOr aeahsb
the tariff demand for Civil Service Reform, no per
sonal spite scandal turn them from their ung
able purpose. They swallow OdlOus suDOrulhai'
candidates the resolve reflect President VINO hs
been faithful his mission The lesson ~ useIui anu
well worth the consideration of the statesman theories
perish before logic stern and severe And no party
alike the that has and tuc Other yet 10 De DOi
can afford TO disregard the double example and Warns
THE PATRIOTIC COURSE FOR GEN. GRANT.
TrOm The Mss0gT R,publtan DAM
Il looks very much as II President Grant
means business in the Civil Service Reform, ana s
mly determined carry out the pledges made Oy ms
party and himself. II, now seems hlHhly pruD-
able he can resist the onslaught OF the CAilet
oman Ring IN regard 10 the Phladelphla F9st-
Office, and follows up that victory with similar similar
one in New York, he Will have Accomplished
substantial good by those two acts than in an le
rest his Administration put together. In his strugge
with the cOrruptiOuiss, President Grant has ne hearty
sympathy OF all good ct1 MS ana n lac pffieYeres INT
a final and complete triumph Is gained DE VIII receive
the applause and gratitude OF all true patriots, regard
less OF party distinctions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor other ship Ye,ss see Thru Rrgc.l

For other ship Sers Thru Rrge-
ARRIVED
steamship Ashland. Moore Boston VII mfs sd 7a 10 "n p
CLYDE
Bars Wet.erorn (of BATH Lauerkia nac dss
scHooEzas -RIyha ASD coAsTwisH
Il : Hatch, Portland Veto lhoIn4son
=. y stevens Bangor r. ,. Mercer, FrnTiicrcr
s~apof Providence JOE. Brsgf0u ProTiieEoe.
r \ ROckand. Fashion. Providence.
Ahbe. Portland. IL "a. " arioll PAstacA@
Alpine Providence. p Goodel. ProVitcuee
MARY lice. hcE-hayen- " H. Mitchell FruFileace
All Helen, Pr0v0oncr.
Joan w. Hall, Boston = A. Mount, Providence.
HcDTift. Haven. HsIrefta. bridgeport
Joseph darsh Providence Eliza Williams BosS8-
Grand Island ROcklsnd. RhOela Blew, BOstoa
Franklin, Bangor Pa,s CaaiA
Ahbie H. Blown. LanesVlle Andrew Psten, Providence.
WfND-sunaown. light w clesr.
SAILED.
steanships Cuba and Gauges Liverpool Ho AMI and Asa
Ycksbgr Cen
Ellen Terry Newbe. BAfEs hareca and Pert
Gbrssr American Lloy for Baenos Aya Alaska for Trieste.
Cardeus for Havana Bngs Sst Caroline Mana for
GibEallari Scliua Stanford for Marseles.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Ga Nov. ZAryei steamships San saEad0f ssd
Huntsville. NewforK and Wyoming, NON PhiadeiDhii ship
Alice Cooper fom Liverpool and NJ
mund Cleared ship ienT Peih for Br b.rs
NJ ROTTERDAM bngs Mara Louise F Bsrceoa and Cara
Piekens Genoa Sailed. barn Demerara, Tor Cork.
PoRTREss 2-Ar1Fsd steamship Bmma Dune.
Peankstank River for Baltimore sh engine disabled sailed.
Ca4RLzsToS s c. Nov gTArdve5 SepaHe Bresea.
schr. Gertrude, the Bahamas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1.-The luman Line steamship City o. PARIS Capt.
OF he heayy gale be did touch . Queenstown
The Allan Line steamship Peruvian Capt. snta nom Baltimore hoT
orExSsros Nov 2rhe Cunard Line steamship Olympus Capt
TO- for Liverpool arrived here at oock tia
BREsT Nov g7The General rrsusiaic conpAaTs steamship
Laurent Capt Leare SWiOrE Nov t. arrived here carly
SOUTHAMPTON Nov EThe steamship TasmAsis ASp,nsan
arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

seymours majority in 1863 2570i Parkers majority IN
1911 $685. Grants majority in 1872, 1850 Total vote IN
1865 lG3g2 In 1871 15s5; in 1872, l6567 The OConor
Electoral ticket received COG votes.
The President 1872. above given, Is that OF
Olden Adm. and Mcclellan, Dem. The average vote Of
the Liberal Electors Is about 900 less than the above fig
for the that in Somerset County there
3ss. and IN Warren County 2i2 votes cast for John f.
Boppe, instead OF John 4 Boppe; and in Somerset
County $50. and in Warren County 1,lO3 for Sidney H.
Bevans instead of Sidney B. Bevans both Boppe and
Bevans being Electors the Greeley ticket The ave-
rage vote OF the Greeley Electors with the aoOyemen
toned vote. thrown out is 1891 aud OF the Grant
Electors, gl,593 majority 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

CAuLDwEL-On Tuesday No, IS DsbOra cAadEe dAaSh~ u
as as goaA ma & 81 he ay ar. invited To attend ~.
9le services =. the , a s9 B; ''sS 10 Isaac
DLLoN-On Tuesday 18th Robert James Don the sa
Pstricks Cathedral SOit Friday ths 18th ns At ION
a. n without further notice
Ru1sRAsr IsDusrHrAL s.vses BANK 81 ehaabsrs z so,
~ sS s sp BR s a. dsy a. he Baking House
4Ss bs,h pleased ghy cal tins lie Trend.
cotrstee Vice President Robert James Dillon nos" hse'r
Rssd That in his death this Board loss Of shos
signal ability qaISs isSSn and Snsa'Ss s.s an ss % -
is from is inception TO he preset lsy . .
their Sion and hat this bis funeral body
Resolved That tins simple testimony Of our indebtedness . oar ate
sDsd b. saT ocers and presented
place Ois that his AonGEe ase IiS %.
fHa s. Sa.nss. r: No., q: s q: "a
the Banking house The oSwRs EesSianSa Va. .sp's av
lions Of sympathy the deesse o. Robert James DOa 80
Ssd Tia. the Ih Eman Society earnestly no.s ths
toSs Of the Rmisran Industrial savings Bank aud nat this sso
DO" Ss . p &C. s. ssSss 1eGs .' JAMES ITSca pa,
pYCKMASA her YonteTs Nov % Maria Dyeknas
The ssds and .a1ss are funeral b, .,s
residence Friday at 18th Carriages VII ,. a. The Ios-
the Grand Central Depot
sS51 hsa & 7 as f,sRs o. he ate W.
Relatives and sa Of he .siy ar p' rs - '' y.
fThar-avl morning. at II o'clock
J9HSs1S s, s.ST, sS:S IN ssh Of =.
OF Invited
fbe .upea IRON Episcopal Church Fsbash l. L.
SATURDAY. 10th AZ O'Clock }. ~
AEAD- Greenwich Nov r. Arthur Mead o. Frcdk
Nead Of this city u the 2lsf u his
Puuea services Gfesnwieh Friday 18th
inst Garages waiting arrival u II - trais
from Ne1Yogk
sAYLoR-oa WEDNESDAY SsyOr the I'D rear ss
The and friends Of The aE especially invited % attend
IN, funers Fifth saiarday
%. Al p N.
sNITH-On TUESDAY morning Nov g. h resdsnc@ no 80 Put
nsIu-aye Thomas smith IL the sd Of hs
The remains Friday Nor - a.
seock CALVARY Cemetery the nrrzl services
paee The relatives friends u The family respectfully
invited o attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
THE STATE Or TRADE
DONggrc MARKETS.

WusiSGroH n g, Nov yI-Spntl rufrc1iire fru &C.
Roin dim at - Is for strained Joo0 bbl strue soi a. Dff
delivery ~ % Crude Tupcntre Hafi, -
for yellow Dip AM yirsin. Tar quIei p - p. -
SEVOELsAy. Noy. l1fOgf' dal Double kFfi. -y~ - -
Treble Extra, As 0n sG Choo 80 0 - b. Cora quiet Whts
and Yellow Soc Os ln % i,l0fJc Bra ir a 81 Hy n-r
Prime t27i Choice f250 So P9rE dali sd
~ Bacon quiet shoulder s. 5ic Gear Rb, Sci Csr SD,
9'09c Hams doll a. iiUl7c LsTi aal Trse 8laic Keg O0
To- 5ugaDcuaad Inferior l8l Fair Fu Far,
80so Prime, 9c Molasses seivsi Ce-t1aa 57lc PRIME 80
Strictly PRIME 10 C1oire, NtT anll Col
ho, ftml1.c Exhangestelix ~ AeF-4o-E sh dsoooB's
Gold iIg1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

DroD.y Amona Horses.

The ELlxIR CALCUN COMPOUND will reieTs he
SECONDARY STAGES present Hor
moves RON system been absorbed dsrag tho
disease ami Glanders Dop nc Prepared sHJ BE-
TlLDKS Il Co. ITO wlhAa-a.
Por sale By Druggists generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

SYNOD OF THE GERMAN 2EFoaISD CHURCH.
CINCINNATI, Nov 27.-1a.e fourth Tlenniai
Synod Of the German Reformed church la the s,tNyeS
states assembled tonight. There ws.o two hundred ue
egates ia attendance. The Rev Dr. y. v Gerha.d Of
lancaster Penn, was chosen M0dciatoi re egenlDk
sermon was preached by the Rev. IT. Ten oi LOlis-
Wlle. Ky. The body viii continue ~ ses5ion ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

STORM ON TIE LAKES.

BUFFALO. Nov. 27.--Terrifc wind squalls
have prevailed for the past twentyfour hours and ths
weather has turned suddenly cold. Several vessels
laden with grain arrived to-day and number OF others
are stiH ON the lake Disasters aeorshended