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WISCONSIN, TFacn=Rs.. .aseoctaTyon
p.nr.s nr.n IN prsn, 1r1o%u ,1on-r.
t-Ns NA"D ~Sn A1oo.u -, 4i'''' @poftHN.
spsf'ot Dspafehlo Ihs ch'taoo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Doc 11.-The Wisconsin State
+ ra..baru, a.,o,.ti,, 1,ot ...,;rr at.,.o,, ~,
1eteueie nn7os'a'to't aaes e'en!ns elose'i LII
session, which ia regarded As about the most
n1oftahla and succeaafnl rintar nuoctino II In .
~ o - nA0
eFeE helu. tonight. frof. i. q. Chambetlln,
OF Deioit College and State Geological
g..
survey gA'e long anu very 10
toFesfing Iecture, ahundautiy illustrated
With charts and diaErama, Oh the geological his
torr of Wjscone;n. prof. Rnmuel Shaw road
n,nar advocating gener., hiphar adrc.tio, . =
n,,h}ic co.t and rcfrtinr Tho nh,actioc, tha,.t,
beVersl RESOLUTIONS and reports we're adopted, a.
, 1875-01-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS Rams

EIra1A*AJtox nEr.REScE Marks. = Saturday 81.
rtYo eundaS ata:0Us =. N. Daily.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Chicago Female COLLEGE,,

This ,n.tutun opsu. MoudsJ Jan, Ii, IN tho ols
anil tLe talltxs buildings ~ eonViotsd. Al aCis
cnts 9t tnaruStoIs a1d horou.h e!leg!aso
tictsts Ghesaa q csnts psF rlje.
!i1ntgd nuinlsr u baAfdeEa will ba t4keu 4ulr 10
WM; TA!Lplr ATTORNEY ..t!.., Il Portisnd UtocE, u
the Principal Mrs. MARY YIELDS, Il Portland Ulupk.
Chicago.
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Chicago. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
IsFnf'. Jnpt pf tIssH. IHfaurt-.tt, md SiJ.tuh.,
atp fi,r4f 4sf SxtesHthns Ttct.! Oaees u Ct .rS,
dGf Il ft}sD:.. ~ ''
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cHlcAGo h N0RrHWEs STERN RAILROAD
7Ftkrt fe''. i Frt.t!. thurman fpa..J and IS
sf rHtHsr Naefts9nef., nafa nt Ms I.pnts.
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AaIl and Express.
Ht;A"4 hnu t1treuttIe i'A..sr!lsct
i'Ut.u9ug / a1uuG City ZIP.
FACI!lG fh1t Line, tut Ufnahn,.
haHets City, Ls&senwurtu, Al
.ctttson i III. Joseph Exu. .....,
lriHA ElpIE-s,
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aleHh IL. OTTAWA 4 StreatNr Pas,
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hnf"r" f'ise:nxcr fSun1ay}.
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!5bWngt'-sir.,e +sccfasr.r;,os!ati,n
lh'"tleI'stirtFc Art1rs,:n ,datl,;.
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cflCaG0. MILWAUKEE h ST. PAUL RAILROAD
fHaa }tTrh'. Hitft.an fnn1}.r F;rt on..
Hi 'ah frhsf, nrn+1t< S+-rman Its.r ami nj Dtnoi'
LsIr-. Aytttt
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CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKofs0 LINE.
from itH'hhr7 Cincinnati n ST. kauta E,teay Il, ,,t ro,
- nnf'a ""a f1FFHHts. Ht't .iIr Tiraet ,r- III
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MlcHl2Aa CENTRAL CReAT WESTERN RAiLnoA7,
H,n',. '"n' ~ trk--a sni fiAat IT Tr-nfY- .-r7nJ.t
if@c-9nt' " Et'rt '+. toHth.Hs n Ranaoiph
mt II f"hn{f.. t"r,rr n Hn.},son, '''
, 1875-01-01

1nd!anapo!s. Inuisyiiie Ciuciu.
mail Day E1r1e4* ...,,..,,,...' M :, m, Aas -,
ln1lanattlts. fA,uss ills Il iiiurtu. " ~ 'a'
nasi Night EluEe.s {taLIy }.,,,.i sirn ..ls. ~
, 1875-01-01

!tt'"nI; CENTRAL EAtLR9al
1tpof Jonf qF Lrt- anf ut Tttnt.s-rnndn Ttt+t
H@te. III {,.,rpF, ,st-'t., nr4r Etufk, " '''
, 1875-01-01

~ lebuhG. CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD,
ffam dfIht rhrrrr fHHfJh and rilfrntl.ns tta Nil.
- hktt e:I-t III RI"t9Ilr.-.f., aai at :it,a:
, 1875-01-01

INCLINED to speak to such : small audience, IIla
feelings may be Imagined from tho predatory TO-
marks to his address II haye in 1uy litt]o ex.
petience "a 4 clergyman. always 1efrained from
Hcoisl1ng people for not attending church. When
contrast this audience NTH ;osterday's, think
that thoab pFekeut Yesterday heard auOurh nf me
In the few remarks that made, and did not
caro- to attend to listen to mo again"
Before tie Doctor had flushed Lis address the
room had become well Oiled,
In The intermediate Section, too, the sttsnd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
THE PANAMA RAILROAD INJUNCTION.

The motion to make permanent the lnJunc-
tion in the suit OF Aaron Freeman against the Panama
Railroad restraining that Company from entering on the
business Of running lines Of steamships to San francisco
and NrwYork was down for argument yesterday be-
fore Judge Donohue. The counsel for the Company
asked for delay OF a week Judge DOnohue suggested
TO Nj Fullerton, who opposed any such adjournment
that as he had his Injunction meanwhile he should
he satisfied. Mr.. Fullerton not salts
eed with this He desired the very earliest hearing
Of THE case He knew that newspaper paragraphs were
not evidence hut ne q for his anxiety lie called
attention 10 sch Paragraphs and 10 the effect
that directors Of This Company deliberately proposed ia
some way to eyade effect of the injunction and ere
afe thcse Steamship lines at the OF the Company
Jndge DOno.ue. after discussi1n adjourned the
case 10 this morning suggesting that MI Fullerton and
Mr. Macfarand agree meanwhile a day for the argu-
ment ii they could not he would set II down per
emutorily hiuetlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
pURGLARIES AND THIEF rs.

lanes Uagan was arrested on Thursday night on a
charge If stolen gold watch valued al $50 fromJobn
schmidt q No 10 Olverst IN september last The watch
was recovered lie was held $1,000 at he rombs Police
court Yesterday.
Mary King Nicholas King, and John Campbell a junk
dealer were Thursday night at No 535 West
H@9son i XIV S RSiiSay company.
rieb Charles Carroll Of No 400 Decatufs brooklyn
ro Wa % eMoTS Of No 81 Wet rsenyast, yle
GRAND e. car night Of nov ~ robbed OF y"ise
m Ha1 Ht0 ABOUT 80 NJ he Office o. csman at
S 90 me ae blown or the non The
burglars about 70 examine the contents %e9
them as they were fleeing At m on ne same day. Wm
having committed The burglary and held by justice hhoNu
ID IN SSy H. cman called at Nsry Connoys room at No
70 Buberyst and asked 70 be permitted 20 warm nersm
moments and when she rrrocd she found ual e ea1gs
had TIC bureau and carried OIL properly 'auod at
The house OF William sherlln No 40 Grove st, was
by burgars carry yestoIiay morning VINO s'oe prop
' S INV Wlnc6f Il Ne 90 rstst reported the Police
Central Ocoy oserday that his house has been "iosd wth
smt have not succeeded rhey have however robbed Lis
81 DC TssSS MaFei Police Cont yesterday John Miller
held Tor examination charged "in - ''nF p"SS
WAS arsed wl committing Burglary n he store q
y j. s~eeseT al 20 4i6 TId ay ana s"N"s cigars anu
DENIM shay arrested by Ocer 'hean yesleay AFTER
70 Pa1ldns bil poster.
Frank HARE arrested last evening by Ofccr THOMAS
Adams charge OF stealing s4VO from bis mother sai1h
( HARMS
While the wife OF Harrington wM nIay from her
100 IalFt, Brooklyn y, etcfGaY Dfpffs
entered after breaking open drawers closets anu us
carried aW them syorWaTe and clothing 70 the value
OF 1900. -. 49,. ...-,.
arrested In Jcirey CITY yesterday TOT sieahH
locks from the stue pens at the sbaoir 81 armus
r. was Saos9, s;eSs tIog te %Sn cine,
Judge DAVIS erday admit q tim 20 bail IA g. o.
Zen. sted Thursday night Tor procuring a
load valued 81 Sion the Pastsc sprhs
MoTke q Newark, ~. j., by false rUpTs stiitaJns
About stables staten lkand have lately hccn
The last robbed mat OF
DlaI kes etc, being
taken to the value Of 900.
Ycseray morning ~ the Old Methodist Fpsco
pal (Hurc Rockville Centre Long Island On ope ing me
Church had been stolen ether With
tS communion the money the contribution
library OF te sunday school robbed OF large
| cl booze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
FORGED RAILWAY TICKETS.

Efforts are stin making to swindle emigIants
and unsuspecting travellers generally by means OF forged
railroad tickets The general agent OF the limos Gem
trail Railroad received Information yesterday from DOE
ton Philadelphia and Baltimore that attempts had been
made TO sell and circulate the forged tickets purporng
10 be for passage between Chicago and Denver City by
that road in ctes but that the forgers hal had
very little in the operation The forgery IL $"
oor that almost every ticketseer has been able 10 de-
tect IL NJ glance Every conductor On the road had
been informed OF the counterfeit ana would feiNe 10
take H. The authorities at Castle Garden have Issued
notice warning elngrants not 10 purchase any tcKets
EXCEPT through the regularly recognized ana esponspe
agents OF the road The bogus ticket bears me name OF
Tho Illinois Central Rdhcdy Company, While the genuine
lias that Of the Illinois Central Rdur0dd Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
BUSINESS EMBELLISHMENTS.

6 NJ, Beard a. Sons, the manufacturers ana
importers of spices, coffee etc, Of Wall and Watersts
who failed few days ago. have settled with their credit
ors at 80 cents the dollar, per cent cash abd PEI
cent monthly until all Ia paid.
John Kern, dealer In trimmings AZ NO. 2o1 Canalst
has failed, and offers his creditors % per cent Rosen
helm Ilbman lace merchants at No 400 Broadway and
No. "a Bowcry, have suspended. Philip ID. Mahon ana
Dennis +. Mahon, linen merchants at No 6s sprlngst
haye made an assignment TO John Hartley. An assign
ment by Peter c. staDpers and Anthony W. stappeis
10 John EackhOf, FOR the benefit OF creditors
was nled yesterday with the County Clerk
At meeting yesterday OF the creditors OF Granville b.
Smith, broker OF No 1i5 Broadway John H. Platt OF NO
40 wall-st. was chosen assignee. Daniel V. Argumban
of No 20 South William-st appointed assignee
bankruptcy OF Johnson a Dessan, Importers OF No.
IO7 Liberty-st, who failed last month a.,
Gains 20 the amount OF 100000 nave heen n'tu
against Secor son, the propretors ot the Union IRON
Works AT the foot OF East Iwenethst VINO iaieu rev
weeks since. The principal creditors are A. H. warner
& SON, II 42s % VIM H. Higgins, Si424 %; D.niei
T. Cooney, 1881 80 James H. Hoida i $500 -
LYONS & Bum 81 900 jackson Chase, S9ll o. W. .
C. " Ellis 4 CO., the "bulls" in lard who failed be
cause of the refusal OF the bears 10 settle have gwen
notice Produce Exchange that they have fuhleo
all their contracts, and resumed their position on the
floor OF the Exchange. they have made FORMAL com
plant TO Walter Brush the Chairman of the Lard Com
nee that on Nov they received an order hor 90
s. Perry and deliverable the depot of the Erie Ra,
way COMPANY, and on account OF which they pai ,
that there was no lard at the Eric depot and that the
Company had no bs OF lading OF these 20 ercs, a
the Committee 10 investigate the matter for the pnt
of the Exchange as they believe that II intended to
penetrate a fraud upon them Perry gays the oiuei
To his principal nom a man named Johnson hnu
thnt he Perry did not know 1t fraudulent. Perry
refuses 10 dvnge the name of his principal and II has
been decided that he must bring his prnclpai 10 VIC
Chairman OF the Lard Committee, the matter Will be
referred 10 the Board OF Managers -,
The proceedings on the part OF the prlncipai 1eutols
10 throw into bankruptcy Nyse Co.. dealers In slra"
goods Of No 537 Broadway, who tailed ast june having
been successful expert for The creditors has pre-
ara creditors whose Individual claims exceed T-oo
The total amount OF the debts is estimated at ABOUT
81 Dos 600 and the assets placed 1T S3300OO The
following are the OF the principal creditors and
ne nlnnnnls OF their clams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
FAILURES IN NEW ENGLAND

BOeToN, Nov. 10. The Commercial Bulletin
reports the following list Of failures and SUSPENSIONS
H. Jacobs 4, Sons, Wholesale provisions; A. A. Jacobs
provisions; C. W. Martin, leather and NJ Plumstead 1r
-four all Boston; H. II. King booa and shoes, Calais
Me-; L. ". Adams, cassimeres, Glendale, Mass; j. b.
Lawrence Co, furniture Worcester; e. l. Eden a CO.
dry goods, Portland Me- j. NJ Gilman shoe manu-
facturer.
Amoeting of the creditors Of D. f. Phillips OF South
Adams Mass the heavy WOODEN manufacturer, who re-
Gently failed ia called for Tuesday. The firm owe people
I'm Boston Sl5O 600 Troy, N V, firm $4,000, and total
liabilities probably S20O,0OO. ,
Worcester are reported 10000, principally 10 New
Vork and Philodel phia houses Mr.. Chamberlin Is a
creditor of Il. r. Phillips above mentIoLed,
Tie total liabilities OF a. Appel clothing of Boston,
found to be about $1,000 principally 70 boston anu
New-York houses II thought he Will pay 30 cents on
the dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
THE
Grand Union Hotel
Of Philadelphia

will open for the reception Of Guests on Jan ], 1876
THE GRAND UNION n one Of the largest and best ar
ranged houses PHILADELPHIA not In America A'conmo
datons for 2 900 guests
enth Cambria Meryne and sOmersetsts and Is the Modern
Hotel of the Nineteenth Century.
THE GRAND UNION was arranged expressly for the as
commodaon Of guests visiting philadelphia during the Cen
tenn Exposition Neither money pains have been spared
Ia its construction the comfort Of lie guests Is 10
cation unsurpassed being easy communication win The
heart OF tho city by and steam cars every three minutes
Within three minutes walk OF the Nornstowp, Germantown.
and New. York Railroad Junction.
One sixty trains per day direct 10 Centennial
Grounds time Minutes Telegraph Office In the Hotel
THE GRAND UNION has beautiful grove and lawn OF
sixteen acres OF its patrons IL contains $50 rooms
800 having bay windows $50 suite looking ON beautiful
scenery IL has all the modern improvements including w
bath rooms with II is built OF Serpentne stone with
Mansar and slate roofs thus avoiding all danger OF ire IL
s newly and elegantly furnished throughout
The prices range - 90 to 81 day according 10
location and size OF Special arrangements made VITO
Clubs and Societies Visiting the Centennial
The Managers most ooldsy invite the travelling p"'hc 10
call and inspect the many adv antdSes Of
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

land be bought for $50 zach s S@Tn e last rtOS SaS
ment s due. -
F@% ns %s s .p E1FG's ear iS be
wheat free from the long cola %R6s 81 1e o ANU
the hot unhealthy influences Oh 'ne 7ou,nc.n ,, 49,, AL,
The Face Of the Country Is diversified WIN h ana d
land and eog fh sS Row PG IN sweet a n aS
The soil loam slightly @gTsnsie4 IN n g, %s
grain the sn3so Is usually light aud porous
The Climate mild and healthl the atmosphere dry ana
pure Epidemic diseases never prevail Fever ana Asse S
and October The Winters dry with bat little snow.
The Production. wheat corn oats barley rye and
s tOSs SiDp' ee e etc. 30 %e and Weld largely
Fruits both Wild apd Catyrted DO remarkably ys
Vim the TV IGn and warm soil State
toc Rnsina all its branches ia particularly profitable
on the vide rang s 81 nGh PaI t6 nu ara Without
grain hogs thrive we'll and wool growing Is exceedingly re-
nuneratIye.
Timber is found on the streams and grows rapidly.
Cont Of excellent quality exists vast quantities on The line
Wyoming and is furnished to settlers at reduced
rates,
Faee. the beet in TIE %ss Ma the great ss
S .nTn 5e 81 the aEnePs o Platte valley
The Tide given the purchaser absolute in fee simple
from all membranes derived directly from the
United states
Education Is Free life and property are seSnre churches be-,
are osTa o aS mail esV and ali the adj
vantages OF older settled communities.
Free Homestead Lands. The intervening sections o., on
II Railroad reserved by the Government oI
settlement and may be obtained under the Free Home
stead Act the provisions OF this law every head m
family unmarried over the age OF ~ yeas
nave 80 free gift forever he WIZ come ana
occupy the land.
soldiers of tbe Late War entitled to Homestead Of
hundred and sixty within Naioad hlhih winch ~
equal to a bounty Of $500.
Per.ons Of FOREIGN Birth are entitled the dement's
Sato @e aSs e@ Of e rned Els ey may
msdiatey on their arrival IN this country. . a.
Tor Colonies. the lands the line N ths uDlvn racine
RAJ DAD afford the best locations In the west
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP in the mos.
important the line Of the Road a1onng excellent
opportunities iOr business OF investments.
Fun information regard 10 ands prices terms Of sale Be-
together pamphlets, circulars and maps Dc obtained
from all the \ gents 0f the Department also,
1.-THE PIONEER"
handsome PAPER, with maps etc, and con-
tsinng Tie HOMESTEAD LAW Mailed lee to all applicants
Address ~
.. J.. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. p. X. r.,
OMAHA, NEB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
SHOOTING CONTEST AT YoNKERs.

PouGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Nov. ia shooting
contest took place Yonkers to-day between members
OF the Hudson River Rife Association OF this city ana
the Yonkers Association The latter came out victorious
The following Is the score ont OF possible 100;
Yonkers Team-Ballard, 81 Joeelyn ~; shonhaiu'
Of. Morse g2 Garrison, 81 sny tn. 30; total, 52s.
Poughkeepsie Tesn-Bodlne, 92 Lndiey, 500 sebfoe-
der, 81; Geigcr, 50; Winso~, So ana Sargent "a ;
fnfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
John CLARK's EXECUTION.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 19.-John Clark, the
murderer Of John Trevor, was hanged In the JAN YARD al
lao o'clock this morning He listened 10 the reading
Of the death warrant and the prayer OF the clergyman,
without betraying q sign Of emotion. When the shern
asked him IL he had nothing TO say he replied NOTHING
except that have had fair trial" Clark made no
confession of pact crimes, but addressed note 10 e
widow of Trevor saying that he had atoned f0r hlH crime
with lifc had made peace with God, ana asked her
fnrpi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

,he oath Infantry; D. Ezekiel Of The an IN
Dun OF the LIST iniahl - !.
McTssgsrt the l7th Infantry Second L,ents W ~ mer
~ the 9Th Infantry BENJAMIN OF the W Infantry
have been ordered report by letter to COL W. u
of the Retiring BoaH III session III ,- ~ W uV'
themselves readiness 10 appear before ha' Board io exam
iuaOD whel summoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

Observation-Disclosures dry, moist, or scalyi
entie and Other .c alp diseases falling oss
erav ba,r cared v The treatment Of Dr. n. g PERl 40 Bond
ST., Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

R..roorf Honse-The Right Hon. Lord Houghton OF
England HO,el-senstSr John asnS a 9O Of
Kew Jersey -. mn Avenue HoNi-Wlllam ~ paL - .
son.nl ,eneral at Montreal; g. Wiley Wells u = DslCt
1ney for Northern Mississippi; Gen James c. Duane and
MAJOR Peter c. Hams U. = Amy, and ex % ~
John Mgeiow Clarendon HotetCapt Gore Jones OF tne
Rritsh legation Washington. Sperdt Hoass-ui
pane Nc Murtric T. = Navy Denis RotI-Prof james
ilrfnr Of NassA COLLEGE,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

Unnatural rcdness of the nosc, pimply crul
1ns black heads moth patches frcklcs cured by Dr. H.
PsReY, ~ 80 Bond 1T, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

MoLEs-Moles, Wcns, and Warts painessy
removed hy Dr. d. &. PERIY, 40 Bond-st, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

BAYBKEY AID WORMWO0D-A purely Vege-
table n, dressing clenly agro.ab si ia .m,ss water
by gi-ts everywhere Prepared ny hr b. g. fkhL
40 Boad st. NCw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WARRINGTON Nov. 19.-MaJor A. NJ. EnO-, Quar-
t1rrnsser. Assistant Prank ReyDois cpis g. r.
Trov "a Infantry g. D. htehinson Of the lath
Infantry u Brent 81 The 80 tavairy = l. Armstrong or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

A hard Winter is approachinC and many a
family viii regret before spring thai their house not pro
tecte1 with IolNEss BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH. OIL
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
A Splendid VARIETY Of ladies' fancy Fun

has written us. II have used DALLEYe GtLNANc HORSE
" Tor (1ts and Rruises ind II 10 ne excellent ar
tclc" II 10 ing known for CALI and Scratches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
Announcements.
DANDRUFf-BURSETT'sC COCAINE removes.

Have WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
av ay, at hand CougAs nsnter 90 oens and SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLFs, and TAN
ask yoar druggist or rEaTs AoI1 ~Np FhHt Lof9s 10
il rlahe tor Pinpes the face Blac heads, or III 'sh
Worms use PBRRY- IMPROVED CoMED0sB AM PisPLR REM
EDY great skin mciicue consult DR. Is g. lEahi ~
Bond IT., New y orb. LocS Box O,S4B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
HOME NEWS.

FuERMoMETER YESTERDAY At HupNurS -
BROADWAY.
cam, Az Noon, "A. SOM n' Mmn Hs9 -
klgheet the dsy. bl~ Lowest %
Average. 4Ai1.. day 1874 s0k'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
RoBCRT bonner

DR.. LYONS ToOTH TABLETS
contain nothing injurious ~ The teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

and s,ntlemen's COLLARS AMI CUFFS displayed AT
KkoXs stOres PIG Broadway, bi3 broadway and IN HE F
Hotel Purchasers here have An opportunity 10 s"c'
The finest at tnC mo Tesspnablc Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
ACRES
5000 900 Acres in Central and Eastern Ne
braska, in the Platte Valley, now for sale!
We invite the attention of all parties seeking a
HOME to the LANDS offered for sale
by this Company.
by this Company.

The Vast Quantity Of Land from which 70 select enables
location he desires, suitable 10
anv branch O farming or stock raising.
Tbe pricas are Extremely Low. The amount OF land
owned by The Company large that they are det
s al cheapest possible rates ranging from I'll 90 10 30 w
per acre ,. .
The Terms of Payment are Easy Ten wears erelt Al
six per cent deduction OF ten per cent io CASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
EXAMPLE,

Eighty acres at s. per long credit OF ten years ~
teest payments at six per cent per ah 10
is advance, and payment, except
tercst due required al the end OF the hIst year ma,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20

NOVELTY BABY CARRlAGE-Cradle b ana
n CARRIAGE for slb TOYS, Spring Horses swings Baoy-
Jnmucrs &c LEWIS y. rIBBALs, $40 broadway, .,
block above StewaIf'r, formerly =" oi@'