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Ar.yr1os saLEs-future Days.
By Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. q Governor street.

DY DIRECTION OF THE MANUFAC-
ID TURERS will sell at auction on WEDNFS-
DAY MORNING. March 3D., Mt 10 O'Clock, ut my
warer0oms to make room for spring STOCK.
j sUPERB Rt,>e WOOD CHI MBER SUIT:
/ ELEGANT ROSE WOOD CHAMBfks Uti
, EIFGAST ROSEWOOD WAEDKOBrS, to
OAK CHAMBER SUiT-fbest in the city;
/ OAK WARDRfiBE-Very hDe:
2 EXQUISITE WALNUT SUITS, with dress sing
s Full WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS;
/ GRFEN REP PARLOR SUIT;
/ H.lR. CLOTh PARLUR SUIT:
GREEN FLUSH PARLOR SUIT;
l. STRIPED KIP PARLOi SUIT; .a.g.
! FULL SEVEN-OCTAyE PIASO-rosewood
case; o,,,,,,r1
together with d full assortment OF CHAMBER,
PAhLDR, and DINING FURSIrURE.
All the above goods. new and direct from Inc
mauufuctuI ers. are we'll worthy the attention OF
those in want of fine furniture. Goods now on e1-
hibi ion. THOMAS W. kEt SEE, Auctioneer.
4 a. rrSrE Salesman NIB
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DICHMOND DETECTIVE AGENCY.

KNOX L CRADDOCK,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
sfer their services TO the public for The detection
Of crime committed on
BANKS. RAILROADS, TOBACCO FACTORIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.
WI! attend 10 business In any part of the State or
* lie United States. viii give particular at
-u!t!on 10 The recovery Of
ST0LEN PROPERTY.
iii pay literally Cor unf information left at their
lice. Enthusiastically confidential. No. Eley-
ath str,gt. upstairs
WILLIAM r. KNOX,
late Chief of Detectives.
ROBE3T j. GRADl0Ck,
IL 3U-lG independent DeGcetife.
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REAL EsrATH AZ PRIVATE sA.s.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Y THE kOaTHEAST CORNFu OF CARYAND
SIXTH STREETS, Win TWO BRICK TENt-
MESTS THEREON. fOs SALE his valuable
LOT J. 70 by las feet 10 an alley ii itei Wild. win
two BRICK TrNEHr NTs theron. This II really
Il valuable IL CO OF property. ana c, ud ta improved
to great advantage. apply 10 W.GODDlN,
f. "a aw3 Real state agent.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE coRsER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
ISSURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
i1U.OOO,OOO PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
PRINCIPAL Agent
JOHN B. DANFORTH,
Secretary.
HENRY D. DANFORTH,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL Ii. PULLIAM,
nol4 Collector.
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CAUTION,

Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONSS LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken /;
none other is genuine.
}. Fl. ZEBLIN s. CO.,
de 2S-6m Macon, Ca. and Philadelphia.
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" N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURaNCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET.
RICuMoSD. VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin.
burgh .England-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincip
natl Ohie-assets ever 81 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, OF New York-assets over S500.000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY. OF Lynchburg, Fa-assets ovS
$500, 900: -
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.-assets over S300.eO0.
PHENiX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
lyD. n. Y-assets over S2,0O0.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Va.-assrts over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ go.
GEO. Losses equitibly adjusted and promptly pait
at this agency. Applications solicited, and in;ne
date attention given thereto. oc liz
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JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repu alton for very high curative virtue IN all the
following classes at diseases. bud Us being IA AB-
SULUTE SPECIFIC In several OF them, viz. ::
>crofula anu all the forms OF glanduar Sweliings
and curanrouS cruiliye disease EryslDeas, 1cfter,
i.cZpJna, &C, Chr mic Diarrhna and Dysent0ry.
Dyspepsia bronchitis. Chronic thrush. Affections
of the kidDeys and bladder, Dropsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath Chronic Rheuma-
tism. In oil al pmic conditions Of The system ana
broken down states of the constitution loss OF APP
petite, and general nervous lros'ralion' their
bowers and virtue as 4 Restorative may be safely
pronounced TO be without Known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cally ipGic cI in tie whole class OF ain entS Pc
Guitar 10 the female constitution.
This water Is packed in eases containing one
zen half-galon bottles. Price, Il per case.
The salts of the water (uSuaIy called Rock bridge
Alum alass) is opttiutd Dy the evaporation of lha
water at the Springs, retaining the properties of
the water, can be used for its reproduction, aud Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are So re-
moi, from The Springs that cost of transporting
the water Is very large or 10 those who wish 10 use
the waller when travelling, as II can be reproduced
instantly The salts can be sent per mali. Price,
~ per ounce.
descriptive pamphlets can be obtained of the
agents GRATIS uDon application.
Supplies received direct constantly on hand for
sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Water,
Ia 11-eod3m Richmond. Va.
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PDSTPOSEMES'
By y. n Lee.

The above sale IS postponed until FRIDAY III.
9Th instant II Al O'Clock =. VI.
NH JA"rS M.TAYLOR. Tru.tce
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SI3IMONS'S
trED prCJT ATi

SIMMONs'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression of Spir-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is a faultess family medicine.
Does not dsarraDgc the system.
is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no Dir isic, violent medicine
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the sim pest aud best remedies.
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BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOT No. 325, IN
ID SIDNEY, AT THE SOUTHWEST COZ
SON 81 REkTS.-T bis reautiful LOT, ITO JAZZ
l7ys feet to q willie alley Is for safe. Price sn9
terms reasonable. It les only oae square xe't Oh
the h4ndsonir bi lick dive ling owned by DIR. froNu;
NJ ain greet VIII soon b. graded and Rraye!ea aha
will Dethe main avenue ~ the Lew reservoir, AZ
PLY 10 N. GOBLIN,
'feoy.3t AuctIoner.
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates an
changes of water and food may be faced wihou
fear. AS a remedy In MALARIOUS FEVERs
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLEsSNESS
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST, PUREST. AND BEST FAM
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
81 have never seen or tried
such simple, etiicaclous, sat-
istuctOry, aud pleasant RENE
DIV in my lite."-u. HAINER,
81. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens
81 occasionally use. when my
condition requires IL, Doctor
Simmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects "-HoS.
ALEX. ii. STEP EMS.
Governor OF Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
I'm use in my family for some
time, and am persuaded ills
q Yilu. bic addition to the
iIal science" Toy. j.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sey-
enreen wears ! can safely re-
CONNER d IT t., the world as
the beat medicine have ever
used for hai glass Of discases
II purp-rts 10 cure."-H. +.
TIIlGPES.
President of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Regula-
tor has proved good and etl-
c.cinus medicue.n--C. A.
NCTTING.
Druggists.
ave have been acquainted
with Dr. SimmoDSS Liver
Medicine Tor more than twen-
ty wears. and know II to I've the
best Liver Regulator offered
TO The publtc."-M. 4. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, beliefou-
tame, Ga.
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BOOTS, SHOES. sc.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.

SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. E8D
Ladies' Kid Ruttoned Roots. 82.75, Law @S
dies Pebbled Goat, g.. so; Serge. Foxed
Buttoneu. SO. 20; misses Laced. Foxed Callers,
1925; Morocco, sewed, htgh-cut. f1.25-a good
school shoe; ladies' sizes, from Sl.25 uD to the
finest made Soc less tDan last weeks prices gem
tleueu's fine Cali. se wed CATERS, &3. so worth 49,
All the new st,les hand made. Call and buy ut
the established cheap store OF
d. GOLDEN,
NH o.ow No. 1928 Main street.
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TAKE non
for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
UNAKE

for all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and 81
II is emnently Family Medicins;
and by peing kept ready for immedl-
ate resort will save many un hour VI
suffrring and many dollar i'll time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is Sill re-
ceIying the most unqualified tesumo--
mails of its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE,
bilits. Eminent ply sis!ans commend
II rs the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS. l'IZZ1-
NESS, SOCg STOMACH, cad taste
I'm the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
TACKS. PALPITATIoN OF the
HEART, PAIN in the region OK
the KIDNEYS, DEsPOSDESCf,
GLOON, and Iurebodings Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring or
a diseased LIVER.
II you feel DULL, DROwSY,
DEBILIT ATED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, rOOR PETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are SUI
ferins from TORPID LIVER or
BILIOCSNESS,h aud nothing
will cure you SO speedily AID
permanently.
Tnn LIVER. the largest organ
In the bony. Is generally the
seat OF the disease, and II not
REGULATEDi In time great suf-
feIing, wreichedness, aud
DEATH will ensue.
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OSr OK MlSLAlD, Il NEGOTIABLE
~ NOTE, bearing date December 20. 1874, and
given by 4. =. Richardson, of Holly Fork. New
payable forty four days from Date at the Plant, rs
National bank, Richmond, Va, and endorsed by
Theodore Campbell.
The public are cautioned not 10 trade for said
note. ) lie findcr will please return il 20 ) r.
Richardson. Barhamsvie. Va, IL 24-2taw1m*
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E.BSBNEs,S WANTS.
LOST, srRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, on Saturday afternoon, LARGE
IL ENVELOPE. containing papers of no raue 10
any one but the owner. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving them Ut this office.
NH lis DIR. ID. G.. STERLING.
~ No. 1927 Main street on Friday the tsslA
26th ultimo, large RED-AND-WHiT E-SPOr-
TED COW, with short horns and very large bag.
To any one reurning her 10 me at The above NUM-
Der a liberal reward will be paid.
NH 2-1t* W.JACOBS.
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I AIDES FREN KID SLIP.a
IL PERS, White Kid Slippers and Newport a.
Ties in greet variety: French KID Button and a.
Lace Boots and Ihildxen's aud Roys SHOES IN great
variety; Is Mister Sc i irhenors fine hand-sewed
Boots and Shoes, At
WiNGO, ELLETT Il CRUMP'S,
fe 6 1905 Main street.
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DOYALFIREINSU COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LOEDON.
ASSETS. Wv ER......... ~ ~ OU'UOU
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, CT
ASSETS. OVER. sRl2,O0U'o93o
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. ....S $4,000
shareholders personally respous tble for the ebli
cations of the above companies.
ranies, we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their unGucStlonable security. prompt aud ll0era'
settlement of all claims, anC heavy Income.
JOHN Ii. CL AIBORSE L co, Agents,
no1O No. HOS Main street..
TOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
y No. HOS MAIN SrEEET, RICHMOND. VA,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Cum
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER............. ..s72 600 ,0O9
Cash dividends surprising all others II first ana
every anniversary OF policies. a., a
Premiums payable annually, semi-annuaily, aho
quarterly. ~ l., ,,o
United sta es.. no Nv
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BOOTS AND SHOES. - LADIES'
ID White Eid Button Boots and Slippers III o.
Ladies Pink aud Blue X Id Button. Boots andtA
Slippers: Ladies, Misses, and ChAdrrn's French
Kid and Russia hid toxed Button Boots and Bal
m.rals: Goat and Morocco Buskins. a soft ak easy
shoe for ola lades,st ". e. W. TafLuR'S,
fe 10 Fourth nj Broad streets.
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TOR RENT, that comfortable and g.
4 conveniently -arranged new Il X G Lii
DWELLING on 4 cams street between Main and
Cary containing eight rooms, with all modern i'm
provcments. fmh 2-2t*l p. H. nThkkE.
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1--WE have been acquainted
with DR.. SimmoDs'S Liver
Medic2le Tor more Than twen-
tv years. and know II TO he the
best Liver Regulator offered
10 The public. IN. 4. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, beliefou-
taiue. Ga.
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Voice Of the Press.

A, the case now stands, there is no evil
dence to show that the stock or money
rendered to Donnelly were intended as
corrupt consideration for his influence or
services, and Donnelly is entitled to the
benefit and recognition Of MIR. Seminole
explanation, which completely exculpates
him from the allegations which have been
vigorously circulated during the last TWO
weeks IVillmar Republican (Rap.)
The ANTI MoNoroLIsr of the 18th INST,
contains MIR. Donnelly's explanation OF
his connection with the Memphis and ht
Paso Railroad scheme. 1t fairly relutes
all the charges made, and places NJ. Don
nelly above suspicion. Read It every
body.-Nsw Ulm Heruld (Ind
Donne,lv's yindication was so complete
that even the St. Pavl Press IN an eolto-
rial accepts it as sufficient. w ME uozens
of papers throughout the State eagerly
took up the cry of eorruption,we express
ed the belief that there was nothing ID
the publication to prove Mr.. Donnelly at
all guilty, and subsequent developments
have sustained our position. VIII the
country press make the dmsnde honor
able, as the Press has donc.-St. Cloua
Times, (Ds,n.|
This mrtter is fully explained in Mr..
Schmml's letter to the Philadelphia Press,
and completely vindicates him Of the
charge of corruption so venomously cast
against him. Below is the letter.-Neu
U!n, Herald.
That blow was struck for a purpose
and failed in it's execution, as |. IN com
mon with many others believe, that II
will add friends by the score on ms list
while it moro firmly cements his ole
ones. One feels proud of friend they
can swear by, and win every time
Lucky he is possessed of the necessary
backbone" to fright his ship amid suct
breakers. When read and hear the at
tacks ma lie on Mr.. Donneiy, am re
minded Of an incident which occurred II
nv girlhood DAYS, in old Chataqua I've
BOYS on their way to school one morning
stopped at farmer $ and asked him
his choice seeknofurthers were ripe, ant
if so, il they mi ht have some OF them
Yes. they were ripe and they were wei
come to as many as they could eat, bu
being busy they would have to help them
solves, which they agreed to do Il n
would direct them to the tree. O
bows, said the farmer, so into the orchard
look about, and when you come to tire
which has any number OF clubs under
YOU need seeknofurthcr. for the CLUB
demonstrate one fact, that tree ylelc
choice fruit. Red Wing Correspond
encs of Lake City Sentinel
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CHESTER, Sept. 25th, 1874.
W. H. Campbell, Lake City, Mimi:
consider the Edward Harvester as the
the best machine out. Having cut over
one hundred acres Of grain with one, the
last season, l am prepared to say that it
is superior to anything 1 ecer before
used. It is durable. and the shellsd grain
and scatterings that may be saued, toiil
amount, in rdlue to the entire interest
OF, the machine. In cutting o7er-ripe
oats have saved, from two full platforms,
over four bushels Of cleaned grain. II
elsratss grain more perfectly than any
other machine with which am acquaint
ed, and wiH pick up lodged grain IN the
most salts factory manner. | never hac
as clean stubble, and nsuer did my hdr
resting SO cheaply before.
Yours truly, w. Il. WEARING.
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Editor Anti Monopolist:
1t gives me pleasure to ATTEST to the efficacy
Of Dr. Schiffman's treatment OF Nasal Catarrh
and Consun ption, from which had suffered q
long time | tried physic ians, patent medi-
cines, catarrh remedies, in tact everything |
could hear of, but all to no purpose. Finally,
hearing of Dr. R. schifman of your city, who
has made this class of diseases specially for
years, placed myself under his care. BY the
inhalation OF medicated vapours and local ap-
plications to the nostrils and throat, was en-
tireiy restored in two months time, and have
remained we'll ever since, though near three
years have since elapsed, aud have been ex-
posed to all kinds OF weather. desire to
make public owledgment of the fact, and
urgently advise all similarly afflicted to give
the Doctor trial, feeling confident that if a
cure is possible, he can cure them. All such
will find him liberal in his charges and deserv :
ing OF the fullest confidence.
respectfully,
WIN. A. RICHARDS,
| Office, corner Central avenue and Sixth street
East Division. Minneapolis. Minnesota
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DIR. R. SCHIFFMAN N
on TUX
CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION.
Bditor Anti Monopolist

Bditor Ann-Monopolist:
Its only BY tracing the disease back to Its
source, that the means necessary for its pre-
veuton can be discovered, or the treatment
REQUIRED for It's cure, made plain aud intelligi-
bic TO the non professional reader.
10 Consumption caused BY inh eritancei
So common is this belief, that few persons
Who amply for an examination of their chest
fail to tell me that they "know their lungs can
ma. he affected, for none of their family ever
nsd Consumption" yet, nothing could he fur
.hsr from the truth than the superstition that
.h;s disease is the oommon result of some
..,nt implanted in the system by the parents
Thousands every year lose their lives from
mi. snpposi,ion. They disregard the warning
- . seated hacking cough, until the lungs b.
.ome filed with taherclss, and only disoover
.,.;r error when, alAsl it Is too late 70 So
n. ..,u1,cs q Consumption teach - t.
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CLIFFORD, Oct. Is, 1874

CLIFFORD, Oct. Is, 1874.
W. h. Campbell, Lake City, Mimi:
GENTS: My Edward Harvester has given
me excellent satisfaction. Ihave cut 100
acres of grain, much of it in very bad
condition, and it did the work perfectly.
It will take up lodged and tangled grain
equal to any machine ever saw. l have
saved quite large quantity of grain in
my binders box, and it has saved me at
least $50 in help. Yours, ETC.,
w. W. 0. HARRA.
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THE total appropriations of the Mime
sofa Legislature for 1875 were S9o3'ooz.-
SO; appropriations for 1874 9'2o'olo.lo'
increase Sl43,lSo.72. Most of the IN
crease was for frontier relief, $ll2,oOo.
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out of every hundred consumptlves elgnty ac-
onire the disease from other causes, while only
twenty can trace it in their family.
In some rare instances Consumption IS lnhel-
tied, but never unless the mother mas inc as
ease when the child is born, and then the
child generally dies few months alter olrtn.
We inheri. from our parents form, features,
and temnerament. In inheriting the form OF
orr narents we inherit the liabilities which
that form entails. Whoever has small chest
has an increased liability to Consumption from
this cause Again, il parents have any pecu-
liar irritability of the mucous membrane OF
the air passages, tue same will be found in the
children. and this, by increasing
their liability to Catarrh and Bronchitis, may
predispose them to Consumption; but predis-
position is very different from inheritance
The second and most common cause is disease
OF the air passages-Catarfh,T Throat Diseases
and Bronchitis. These are generally caused
by colds, but sometimes by dust All catarrhal
affections, whether Of the nose, throat or lungs,
produce thickenlng OF the mucous 1nenO1 AUG
and more or less secretion of mucus. These
diminish the size of the tubes through which
the air passes to the lungs, and as conse-
quence, diminish the quantity of air received
at each breath. In Bronchitis, the size OF these
! tubes is often diminished one-third ana even
one-half. When such is the case, the patient
is always short breathed on the least exeruon'
The blood always becomes carbonaceous when
the quantity OF air is diminished, and this Is
precisely the case when the air tubes are
thickeneA by catarrhal Inflammation, or clog
ged by sticky mucus. Consumption ls only
the consequence Of this carbonaceous impurity
of the blood Tubercles themselves are only
deposits of carbon in the tissues OF the lungs
and the liberation and destruction OF this i'm
portant organ results directly from their pres
ence.
h. fpd
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MINE host Hickman, of the Hickman house
Of Red Wing, is always ready to receive you'
and you will find everything neat and new,
good square meal, and feel when you go away
you have had your moneys worth. 70 ana
see him
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The Cost of Running WISCONSIN.

MADISON, March 8.--A list of appropri-
atoms made bv the Legislature just ad-
iourned. aside from the salaries OF rail-
road commissioners not provided for last
wear, and few other new and standing
appropriations for salaries, aggregates
Sb3l .0S5, Of which S533,20O us for State
institutions, including the two insane hos
pitfalls, two institutions for the deaf, dumb
and blind, and the industrial school Tor
the boys, State prison, and soldiers or
phan home, with $500 for the new un.-
yersitv building, leaving So6.6s5 FOR mis-
cellaneous purposes, including S32. 233 err
roneously collected tax refunded to the
Milwaukee l. St. Paul railway.
"A Band of Western Indians we're WIS.,
ting the Treasury Department few
DAYS since. and were taken into the secret
service division. where there arc numerous
photographs Of \ peculiar character, en-
bracing thieves, counterfeiters etc.-men,
women and boys, of all nations and col
ors, but no Indians. After looking over
the entire lot, the spokesman of the lndi-
an party, turning to his white escort,
drew himself up proudly, and. with ma
isstic wave of his hand toward the group
Of pictures, said Ugh! No injun
there
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CLIFFORD, Oct. Is, 1874

CLIFFORD, Oct. Is, 1874.
w. H. Campbell, Lake City:
SIR: The Edward Harvester I b ought o
you this year, has done good work for me-
think it sared much labor both IN the
house and field and is great Improve.
meet over the old style Of harvesting. l
have taken pains to recommend it to my
neighbors,as grain and labor saving ma
chine. Yours truly,
JOIN f. SPARRELL-
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Gu,rFoRp. Nov. 10th 1874.

UCIiFORD. NOV. IUtn 1874.
W. H. Campbell, Lake City:
Slk:-We have used the Edward Har-
vester through the harvest, and take
pleasure in saying that it has more than
met our expectations. That the estimate
of the advantages Of the Edward Harvest
err over the common Reaper in saving of
cost. time and labor in harvesting, As pub
lished in pamphlets, is not. in Our opinion,
put high enough; that rather than re-
turn to the old method of harvesting, we
vosl1 - raising small grain for
-: 81 sally, that it is the most
ntee we ever saw. and if we
- - nnnnDthcr, We would not taka
e - ount for our machine.
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HYDE PARK. Sept. 10. 1874.

HYDE PARK. Sept. 10, 1874.
st. Paul Harvester Company:
Gentlemen: ! have used the E!ward
Harvester in cutting "a acres of grain,
and am pleased with it. used Reaper
last year. find this lighter daft. 1t
does better work in all kinds and condi-
tions Of grain, and leaves a cleaner field
than any Reaper iercr used.
Yourx truiy, SAMUEL d. WELSH.