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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
election Notiee.
STATE or NEw.YoRz, OFFICE OF TR sEcHRIAr o. sIArE
ITO THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW

'1'O HE SliEhlff OF lIt CObN 1 VI ~ ~ ~ !,
YOKK-SK Notice ~ hereby given tiat az me General
Election to To- held this state the TUES DAY succeeding
Inc first Monday November next NOyomber p the follow"
W ScfeaTy Of state in The place Of Di,drch Willcrsjr.
A Compsrolc in the place OF Ncls IN X. Hopkins
A Treasurer in the pace of Thomas ii3lDr-.
An sfforncv. Genera in the place Of Daniel Pratt
state engineer surveyor in the place oi syyanus H.
CiuoI Commissioner in the place ~ Reuben W. Stroud.
An Inspector Of state Prisons ia the place 81 za Graves
All whose OF Office viii expire on the last day OF Dc
so senator for the Fourth District composed OF
second, THIRD. Fourth thtl SlAti seventh hr
rcrjh and Fourteenth "aids OF the Sy ana Vu"S Vi WV"
also Senator for the senate District composed Of the
Eighth, Ninth, Fifteenth ana sixteenth "drd' Vi Tie Oy w
%sG senator Tor the sixth SENATE District composed q
Tenth Eleventh and seventeenth wards oil the Cly ana
AsS Sfnar Tor the Seventh District composed Of
the Eighteenth Twentieth ANA I~entyDrst Nars OF tDe Cy
~so Senator Tor the Eg tn senate District composed Of
Twelfth nineteenth and Twenty second WARDS OF lie Cy
Cyy ,Np DISTINCT OFFICERS Also 10 he elected in said
0uuty twcntyonc members NJ Assembly 70 r elected NON
the Assembly Districts constituted under Chaptef oo'
Judge OF the Superior in the place Of John Freed
Judge Of the Court Pleas the place of Fred
4 Surrogate N the place Of Robert c Hutching'.
A Attorney IN the place OF Benjamin h. Phelps
a Recorder IN the pace Of John x. hackott 80. .
Two Of the Marine Court in the place OF Dichae C.
Gross and Philip j. Joacnlmsen:
A Coroner IN the Place Of Adoph Kcsslcr
All oce viii expire On the last day OF Dece
bea next. 60, e,...,.. t. a.. tom,
Of fourteen years. J1nuary lN76 pursuant to chapter
2Jy Laws Of 1870. Respectfully y9GGi spo -
Secretary of state.
SHFRlFFs OFFICE, NEW YORK. August 2 1875.
certify that tie foregoing i tTe copy OF the Election
Sotice received by me this day fr9m u aer+taTy %
Sheriff OF the city and County Of New YORK.
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A SUIT FOR DISPUTED RENT.

The suit of Marshall s. briggs and others
against Robert Jarvis and others is on trial in the
Equity branch OF the Court Of Common Pleas, before
Judge IarrcmOre In April 1878. the plaintiffs hired the
premises known the Tobacco Inspection Warehouses
at Clinton and Water-sts. for year. Tor Sl6OoO with
certain provisions for reduction OF rent If portions Of
the premises givenup In February, 1874 por-
ton of the building gave way and goods stored III II f
into the cellar The plaintiffs claim that this fall OF the
building was due TO its improper construction, that IT
rendered the whole premises untcnantabe; that they
removed entirely from the buildng and that hcreupon
their liability for rent ceased Al the end OF the year
the defendants Hook proceedings to eyict defendants
and District Court Justice gave Judgment 10y default
that they be eyictcd for nOnpaymcnt Of over $1,000
rent. The defendants then began suit against the
plaintiffs. for this rent and the plaintiffs brought tins
suit TO restrain defendants from setting up the JUS
tees Judgment. ~,
The defendants claim that the fall Of portion of the
building was caused by the plaintihs Overlooking II
that plaintiffs bound 20 pay rent Tor the unlDuFed
portion The IL still on. Miller Pcct Opdyke aI-
pear for plaintiffs; Albert CardozO for Defendants
RJrMOR or CHARGES AGAINST DIsTRICTATTOR-
NEY BLISS DENIED.
United States District Attorney Bliss says
that he knows nothing about the rumor that charges for
aIfeasance in Office been preferred against him In
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Coparlnrrsbip Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the firm
~ OF WILLIAM a. STURDY Co. IS this day dissolved by
mutual c0nent and thai he O said hrm viii he settled
10y WILLIAM A. SRI kDY.-Da,ed New YORK oct 81, 1870
WM. \. STURDY,
ERANh H.. GILBERT.
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pAScENGEES APRH,ED-

FROM TItNANA-Tn seqmli 10 Cffyof I'r ",Dz. oct. 81
Hear, H. smith Pablo Iazrus Gunheucic AFanc.s, Riat.s
lellnlr. Jusr Julia. Z T. Eir.ru James PesiI .bt
Wallace T. 4gi r. tIS1na Pierc, DoiutcO Gonna, lOugien
NeNr Sci kis ic-On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Oct 2l.-Ihe following
is The Day Calendar Of The supreme Court for Friday,
oct ~ 1875: Nos. 2i0, 1le, l5J, 10, and 90.
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MINIATrRE -ALMANNc.

SIM ,sscs 49, els sui sets ..... jll Moon rses....MOm
WAlrE TITS DAY y
sandy Hook .lI7 Cows Island. 2lS Fel g. Ferry. 4OI
Hi - WAFER nus DAY A
sandy Hook 2.p tOgs Island. 80 Hen G. IfFv 13J
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pfCSFNGFPS SfJLED.

FOR IONDOE-I steamship I5is oct. @l.-AlcVander
York Miss Powers A. McBOnan. Geo. ". Davis, MI Geo
" Davis ana Guild Miss A.nic Hr'"n", nj IlAlh Mss
Imily Ward, Aubrey Horn G.. Tayaloro Mia = G. cray
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Brooi!nn iieal Gsiate for safe.

TWO new thlee-StOry. basement and sub-celar,
pryyements, for ALE very low. Terms easy.
JAMES 4. VAN BRU ut. on premise,
70 SOuthst, New YORK.
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Real estate Go 9trhauqe.

EOR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
hester property valuable popcry IN chicago and Mich
by property. Jersey fity lots for good
store. JAMES BisOWNISG 81 Broainay.
EARM of 800 acres, 80 miles on Long
Island. free and clear. price sl2OD0 To EXCHANGE
for house Ncw-l Ork BrDn' III about value.
rutland & WHITING BerAInan-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22

Washington, and that lie is not aware that any such
charges have been made.
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REAL ESTATE.
York. Thursday, Oct. 81,

NEw-YoBK. Thursday, Oct. Il, 1870
The following were the sales al the EN-
change salesroom today. The attendance was quite
large: CT,
story brick tenement house with lot on OF 5'tn-
A. $50 II W Of lOtlaye, 25x3s9j TO " Nleoi' , ooo
IN H. 4. Laurence q GO: 80
I sorv frame house with two otg, the = Of Zen
son ~ 100 Il Courtiandave, 2Jd Ward OoNIoO 600
~ p H. Lptlow & ~. oo-
frame house. with lot No ZO olstst D. 80 Eoo
2UXiUO.J j brow
By 4. ~. Muller & Son. - . 1900
LOT n Of 5Sthsi, 200 II oi S-aye, Zoohlovo 81 coo
ny 4. j. Rite iseT s Son.
i,s,qy 0IcTn s, ang 4 s n $50
io! ;5f . of ~ AVE. ~ sxo, To- f. Golsein.. 1880
$,Uy 1isS nus ~ 49, ~ 'y y Morris 80. $3.50
sior Gsk s,S Ti Md lP, on 'ne i
a,."3 9i :, Of st no Gi, ~ @ 1850
iSt|y pcs G,,,' W. H ~, w -. MOTHS 1900
lot OF lstayc; JOlO II sol llOths 27N31i 400
= tioGstein. 80
Lespnassc edmau report sale n plot Of land pounded
by ION ave- The east by centre OF
the by 5Jshst nn toe nnh 10y VothSI III
size IS follows: 20Ix206X2Ol.l lNl96, for s75OJO.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

pr,yxn J..r,h IL aud wife. and Others, 10 Helena de
$4,000
"y' a ave. ", K wears -. 5000
"i ". hi, ~. 20 Of iotiayc; .. 5000
a, en Sf l "i' and md va f5is ~ 5000
Rnlu-nr Henrietta AMI hus ld 10 AssOcHti"llo t Re
ief OF AGED 41hst, Of IouIdst . yeIfo ''OOJ
NT, , - t,e.: a 5j-st " q shave -. 400
McDGli Jnup and Nilr, to Eliefaht lLaus'l 1 Hil
ir,s liana. year; cot quarry road AMI Railroad 800
ave t-fth Mar 'ouO
sane. c. same. year; ses Westinghouse can 900
cross Jacob \, To Anna Muller year; ms 'ttse .
Grlf ce,ic. and Wf 10 Clarlc4 II Rogers, yraries
NuTfUlh II - -... HOoV
B1rltnaur. Herman, and wife, {, Mary \ Lee, $500
wears and 5Ia arw'Lt -t-..-.. 1000
Burnett i.HglIia *, to Augusta / II "indis years. 600
Perrin, 'ici.ccd q, and husband, To laJ Parker, go
GWoh. }Oh.', W o. Isl ave-. ...--.: IOUO
Di r.r Whlr, oi west ui5ai1ay..., 5000
s'e e i9 a i. iSasc ' 10000
H' y~"r, ~ o. atist 1880
a. rita! Hospital Dis,rHssry % German savings
Rank ltar: tl S.llsL 81 lsi ave. @iOOO
q var 81, soi rala i'i u M5.rry 10000
wears. a. i7t-i, OF Pgsper' q l2j NaIdI--- III
nun .gi 5 ,i,iu cf 81. 5000
Fyu MARY auu husband, % Vim BuInaId, years
sofOtds ave, OF jlst can Wad).-.- .--...' $40
tO6IcaiJ J.N.sAsACR Dcpuiy Register.
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Counirn Rcal estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of % acres
IN the beautiful village OF IN EVA stIaiou excellent;
O. buildings AID fine fruit Apply 10 GEkhlT H. SMITH
Geneva, Sew YORK
GNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Beautiful
A HONE IN Central New York; elegant brick dwelling,
containing al modern improvements, LARGE lucA STABLE,
NlfOTSE. and three acres ~ GROUND, free anu
clca,: VIII line HOUSE town JAQt rs, 40
AsfrT 5usp, Commissioner uf Deeds Tor all states.
TOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
/ DENCES, with good improvements to 20 acres
of with each abundance 81 iiult no INST
elias. FAfaiS 100 each. from Il 20 miles from
Ifhaca y \. graded public schools with Cornell
University. afford rir0 educational advantages Address
W. W AYERS. Ithaca, y. Y.
EOR SALE--A SD .ciOuS, frs class RESI-
DENCE village Of Flushing, in perfect order, and
complete every requirement the best in this city
hons. i2XGO ample glogn g.. beautifully planted situation
very elevated with perfect drainage terms liberal Apply 10
JANE. b. PARSONS, 81 Fine-st or HOMER MORGAN,
No. PircsL
DID 400 FIRST YEAR-balancc $4,000
- 81 HUI can remain at per ccnt-wi purchase
ether comfortable sublrba cottage resi with
ample grounds nearly LAID ont IN lawn garden shade,
fru vines. Houses have IL rooms, bath.
heater nanels Three minutes from station, and
.OInnues from Linertyst =. Y. By the frequent
the passenger railroad Ia the world Paved and
lighted streets al well drained aad healthy hOf-e, COW.
-tIblC, All VA order ready occupancy
Apply OWNER, Box ISL Elizabeth.
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5niss br Aurllon.

\. MERwIS, AucuOncer.
DY BANGS, MERWlN \ CO., 500 Broadway,
10 nesr Bon,st-Saes Of Books, Works OF Art, Fancy
Goods. ~
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furniture.

EOR CASH BUYERS-Yelyeteens, Carpets.
Nattings, cloths Cashmere, OvcrcoatnC Horse aud Bed
aukp.- f;urlaps Bucxrams Shecunc, Upholstery Goods,
Lap Robes, ANDREW LESTER Co, 81 BroedHay
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Iar.e stock superior quality ard low prices ~ B. NJ.
COWPEITHWAlT * Co.'S l5J. and ii Cfaham-st.
Great reduction pIices for 80 days Chamber suits
from barlOI from 40
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Citn propertn Go Get.

4 BASEMENT. with large kitchen, wash
~ tubs etc, TO LET, suitable Tor wa-hcrW oinan.
private house No. 800 East 0hst Tompkins Park Rent
So
ELEGANT FLATS, FURNISHED or UN-
~ FUnNIsliED 10 LET In the Grand circle Hotel, J9ih
Broadway 9Th Steam Heat OTIS Elevator Jani,Or
always IN attendance most charming location IN tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22

- NEW ORk.-ELIAS HUGHES THOMPSON and
LLIAS HUGHES BEL, composing The arm o klCliAED
BELL 4 Coz PLAIN It's, ag ROBERT MAJ hENIlE, defend
money demand
ITO the defendant above uamni NOu hereby
required the complaint In this acton
which will De hd in the oce OF the Clerk 0 the city and
County OF Newl OK AT the New Court lOuse IL tho city
New lOr aud Ia OF answer 10 the said
plant the subscriber AZ isis Office at No SO lr street. New
York within twenty day the O. mis-
exclusive Of the day OF such service AVID fail
complaint within the Aforesaid the plain
ur ia this action vii taio Judgment agas; yod for The
81 thousand hundred aud eleven and oo dollars
with Interest Thousand and eighty lt and
lars tom May 1877 and ON three Thousand six hundred and
tWcntyhrre $500 dollars the seventh
thousand eight hundred and seve1yhy besides the
of this actiJn.-Daed New-lork, Se.. l, 1870
WILSON II. POWELL, Plaintiffs attorney, SO Pine st.
The complaint in THE action lod In the Office OF
CLERK Of the civ Of York the New
Honse in said city, the 3Oh day OF September 1878.
oil laN0wF. WILSON NJ. POWELL. Paintifs' Attorney.
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PERFECTION!
BON ER'S Buffers.
Beware OF ounierieits and limitations.
Cost an0 founo.

( OST-BANK-BOOk No11 ,434 of the Frank
lin savings Bank corner l2dst and 9Th ave. found re
turn - the bank.
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Ee9al Nolites.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il 81 NrhS for the lAsTthN DISTRICT OF rENNslL~
NhNIA.-In the ma. ter OF THOMAS \. WAhNE and 80
SEPH VI. WARNE. trading a. WAkNE BROTHERS, bank
rIpts-In Bankruptcy No. l,JOJ-And LOx, october 20
1873 that public meeting the creditors tas
sad bankps estate viii De held thr 9TH day of November
\. j. o'clock a. the office OF D.
esquire, Register In hanl picy in said District No 23
sixth street, the city Of Philadelphia TO consider
proposition composition vita the creators Of the
idI Dc mittod by under tho pO OF the 9Th
the 1874
Jf the BaukruIs law Ana II T. rIcr ordered that
tce OF sai meeting be Given. personally mail each
said creditors at least ten days before sad meeting AMI that
thereof De- also published twice in the Times"
Press of Phai, pha and IN the " New York Tribune"
I'SSLN II. DAVIS, Register BANKRUPTCY.
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Gitp propertn 90 fet.
Gounlrn propertp Go fet.

4 PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
~ located high ground near iepois &c; mt s25 per
month, to good tenants Address MUTUAL FhihHp' ino
une Oflce.
DHlLADELPHlA.-CH STORE
FOR RENT for a term OF years, including the ChNihN
NAL SEASON.
to1rs story MARBLE STORE. between Twelfth and Tiir
teenth.sts, 20 feet front by 235 feet deep.
In blocks for retail trade on the street
Apply " 80 LEN - H. ~ T. DttNoiinthn',
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mo LET. furnished. at Plainlield, \. IA
very desirable 2stOry and attic frame DWELllNH VIII
5OxlO location unccualcd: near me PARK House anl
minutes walk depot house confirms ii rooms furnace
range hot aud cold water, sta ionay tubs oslh o5sn am
water closet possess given ~ dayr, au
Al once will for 500 until May Apply 10 b. y.
MFOD opposite depot, ana ne WI" sh"" the pieh7'7-
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-K-sALEs BEFORE THE GAIL.
CONVENIENT STOCK DTPARTNENT-2 O'CLOCK.
SECOND BoARD-I O'CLOCK p. NJ.

L > 800 Coupon, 'CJ, $500 : 100 Registered 49,
100 % 80 Wv TO l. Z
L . 52O coupon, 1o6o 800 L ; b. currency $3.50.
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GEyERAL SE-sONs-St TITRLANp. J,-Thomas Maiden and
stephen Mail y, lauOHs assault aud ha } tidlk Euths
aad Henry Leslie, burglary Hugh Paris Ddhel M' hti
James Burns grand larceny Frtdtrrk HISS ft'r NJ Dien
goods Thomas ROuTlk, false pictciscs jeremiah lynch
and Patrick McN,aucy petit aTc ny George wood assault
and battery : Kate Curley, disoriery house.
lEEluNEG- J. samuel BIC Murray
Annie j. Mc Murray, homicide.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT -1O14 O'CLOCK
AND IL l2 O'Clock 4. VI.
FIRST B0ARD-IOIe O'CLOCK A. NJ


5000 SJ'i
Nor and Ess lst
2.Upu.......-lD
Ohio and Miss Con
an ~
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
From ~, PHILADELPHIA Pr,sbgte-lda

From the Worlds Dispensary Printing
Office and Bindery, Buffalo, n. Y, we have
received "The Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, in plain English; or, Medl-
cine Smplfed," by K. V. Pierce, NJ. D.,
Counselor-in-ehief OF the Board Of Physicians
and Surgeons at the Worlds Dispensary.
Whoever helps humanity in its struggle with
its inherent weaknesses and diseases, 10 bear
or cure, is its benefactor. Ignorance is not
only of itself a cause of disease and mortality,
but it is the enemy of every effort to cure or
mitigate. Nothing will so speedily remove
this cause of knowledge ian elementary one
at least) of the diseases to which we are heir,
as well as those superinduced by our own
imprudence. DIR. Pierce has rendered, in
our judgment, a benefactor's service, both to
the afflicted and to the profession, in his dag
nosis Of the diseases treated of, and in the
presentation of the phiosophic principles
involved in their cause and removal. He is
sparing OF remedies, and usually prescribes
such as are safe in unskilled hands As a
book merely Of abstract knowledge, il is ex.
ceedingly readable and interesting, especially
the following ubiects:-Cerebral Physiology,
Human temperaments, Pseudo-Hygiene, the
Nursing Of the Sick, Sleep, Food, Ventilation,
etc. In one chapter on another subject SO
delicate in its nature that il is shut up beyond
the domain of warning TO all but physicians,
so accursed in lis results in modern society,
he is most explicit, and alike true to God, to
virtue, to life, and to society, shows the truth
as presented in the teachings Of Scripture
that life begins with conception with great
force, to which is added faithful warnings.
Price of the Medical Adviser $50, sent
postpaid. Address the author at Buffalo, N. Y.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
sCuENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found to possess those qualities necessary TO
the total eradication Of all bilious attacks, prompt to
start the secreions Of the liver and give healthy
tone 10 the entire system Indeed, 1t is no ordinary
discovery In medical science to have invented
edy for these stubborn complaints, which develop all
the results produced by heretofore free Of calo
mel, mineral justly dreaded by mankind and ac-
knowledged to be destructive In the extreme to the
human system That the properties Of certain vege-
tables comprise all the virtues Of esome without its
injurious tendencies, is now an admitted fact, rem
dered ndsputabe by scientific researcher and those
who use the Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied
that the best medicines those provided by nature
In the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
derangements, without salvation any OF the in
furious effects Of caomel or other poisons The Sc
erection Of bile Is promoted by these pills. will be
seen by the altered color Of the tools aud disappearing
Of the saow complexion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
pills.
Prepared only by j. II. Schenek a Son, at their
principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch Streets Phil
adelphia and for sale by all druggists and dealers.
Price rs cents per box.
+. J. HART 4 CO., Nos. 73, rs, and II Tchoupi-
touas st. New Otleans, Wholesale Agents.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

SroNEwAIi JsCNsSa>, 30 Ne @e'se'~
stand that the we'd kNsS~ yaAi isals.s fassS
of d. APPLEruS 4 ~. Nes Nesks aAsS
nearly ready for pahlicsssea ~ - -
STONEWlLL JICk>oN. fsi,y s..sss's's>
by views and portraits. including Ne e,,s,sIi>
and scenes attending the uuvVi.ies ~ ts.ey :
statue Of Sionewali jackson y hieSsaens
We advise all especially disabled soldiers an
era Al once and secure an agency, as the WORK
is to be sold by subscription. 1t viii have a
large sale.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

Opens with Grand Centennial Concert at
Fort Scott, Kansas, January LIST, 1876. Tickets
So. First Prize, Davidson's Opera House,
worth $4,000; Second Prize, $4,000 and
1855 prizes from 5000 down. The enter
prise is endorsed by the best citizens of the
State, and is the most liberal ever offered to
the pubic.
For particulars, address
j. s. EMMETT, Fort Scott, Kansas.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

The American farmers boy who has
made it part of his holiday service
to hunt for bumble-bee's nests, and, at
the risk of swollen eye, possess him.
self Of the sweet there contained, may
be induced to resist his robber pro
pensities when he learns what service
these bees render to his fathers clover
fields. We learn from Nature that
two nests of English bumble-bees were
recently sent to New Zealand by Mr..
Frank Buckland, for the Canterbury
Acclimatization Society. These in
sects are specially desired in New Zea-
land for the purpose of fertilizing the
common clover; the proboscis Of the
common bee is not sufficiently long to
reach down to the pollen of the clover
flower, while the bumble-bee is enabled
to do so. In this way the insect is ex-
pected to do great service to the agri
culturist by largely extending the
growth Of the clover, The bees were
packed in their own nests in two boxes,
and will be under the charge of a
member Of the New Zealand Council,
who Is provided with every necessary
fir their welfare during their voyage.
- oro okppoted to efrive about the
~ f1Nhner =
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

II your horse is lame, sore or CALLED
you shoulduse Johnson's Anodyne Eniment;
wash the part with CASTLE soap and warm
water, rub dry, with clean cloth, then
apply the Liniment, rub in well With the
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

HAVE the readers of this paper ever
used any OF Parsons Purgatiye Pills? II not,
why not? They are the best family physic,
besides being the greatest anti-bilious remedy
there is in this country.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
We VIII Endorse All You sax.

II all the CHATTER OAKS now in use are
as good as the one We have used for nearly
twenty years, you can recommend them with
entire confidence, and we will endorse all
you say, having thoroughly tested their many
excellent qualities.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

CBAPpED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm. saltrheum, and other cutaneous ahec
tions cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth. BY using Juniper Tar Soap; BE care,
ful 10 get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
a Co. New York, as there are many iniita-
tons made with common tar, all OF which are
vorthless
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

VEGErINE has never failed to effect a
cure, giving tone and s,repsth % the SYSTEM
debilitated by disease. No uiedicine has AZ
tanned such grrst rSpasssisn - AS ies''s
celebrated cotnpQgEA
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

KEROSENE lamps if kept full will
never explode, as there is no room in
the lamp when it is full for the accu-
mutation of explosive gas.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
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