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JUST OPENED.

JUST OPENED.
\ new case OF Best Prints, a, cts per yard -
Also case OF good Prints at cents, a, the
LE,vIsroS BRANCH STORE, south Paris.
buy your FlAnReIs AZ the
LEWISTON BRANCH STORE, South Paris.
SHAwLs' SHNwIS'
We ,hail sell all our large stock o. Paisley aud
Wool Shawls, st the very lowest prices.
Call aud see them AZ the
IEwIsroN BRANCH STORE. south Paris.
PrLss DIErETIc sALERArCs. Universally
Acknowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
The name ofJAUEs PYLE. None genuine without
june -. "
CLOSING OUT SALE.
We have marked down our entire stock Of Dry
and Fancy Goods Call and Examine before pur-
chasing. LEWISTON BRANCH STORE,
south Paris.
JUST RECElN ED.
At Lewiston Branch store, south Paris. new
lot o. those Remnants.
3 lbs. Rem. Prints, Tor sl.0o.
do, Beachcd Cotton, - cents.
do BaggIns, 20 cents.
do, Brown Cotton, 800.
do. Bed Spreads, 20
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY
Customers 20 buy Dry and Fancy Goods at
LEwIsroN BRANCH STORE,
SOVtn Paris.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
VIII the gentlemen p who had The kindness to
emovc and destroy the Advertising Signs Of
the LEWISTON BEANCu STORE" between Paris
and south Paris, please accept NY THANKS.
+ W. COBCRN,
Tor Lewiston Branch store.
HAMBUR6sl HANBURGSl
We shall close out,on stock OF iamburgs at
very low rates. Call aud see them a. the
IEwIsroS BRANCH STORE, South Paris.
-Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants, Soc.' o5c. and
A. o., a. the Lewiston Branch Slorc, So Paris.
HOW l. THIS?
- cents will buy = suit OF Gents Under Flannels
AZ the LEwIsTOS BRANCH STORE,
South Paris.
READ THIS.
Thy are selling nice Black Brillian'ines Tor -
cents and a good alpaca for 80 cents at the
LEWISTON BRANcH STORE, Seth Pans.
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Strayed.

NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber Oct
~ q, 1875 one small bay horse with black points
and racking gait. The owner l. requested 10 prove
property, pay charges aud take him away.
LLEWELLYN II. HEALD.
Sumner Hill, Nov. :, 1873. iG3W'
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OUR TABLE.

, ut.e nst. number The National
Ssaday school Teacher closes it- lrst dec
D.. L..-. ISL. IIye been i4m lar with Do sui
r.e Pc So .--a11. cause during thAt time
ls.z ga. . has tAi. as h. Prospectus says. ten
r--1. ~ Tea .-rs. alt success. L. COURSE has
bel ore .. .--->- from the begiulng. and TIA
{ .e- seems ODD lAy. reached The climax of cN.
1.t Joe lesson CNposilOus pu, such 4
seam " r... material mo thc possession OF the
l4.-- "a t.. impossible for him % exhaust
s-- - -ei..-- d. oa; asain 20 his class. The
K --. .r4.-.I.l ,a have earned 2 wide rcpu -
-e-f -lcl-y, VIZ, aud practical help
-.'' . means obtain spec m en- NUN Der
l. A-4l- 10. .urr LF0u. Huh. Co.. Chicago.
--.,---. 4.r Lit.. fs,sf, Tor infant classes
t ''-,- by ..-.-. .- d srca, success ln is uLy.
--- -.s---nc e. Che Atlantic for 1870 IN d.
.s. .'..-llaous nom TIE Abie-, Anl best
.--e -- ne country LyuElGlloW, Lowell.
ss l2t ,.e- Viii furnish, az hitherto.
e. li-., .-. .s-- P-olucuous 90 the public
- en- A.alt-. Warner and Aldrich VAL
re . Eastern --i Continental Travels GCn.
". r'. Do, rr'l--cr-t1ns ot Getivs9utS
...e' .ai-1-> battles OF glc Wa. aud Marx
.'- -l.t some vt u.s iIlnli4llc pa
4. Jewels Story. Private Iheatricals,
' 1,..s OH N'uku's Gossip" and Mr.
Az ---crs 9l Railroad, Wl-l be anoas tue
-. ---...s l, ,-t year, an new attractions
.t e.s-ll-r a1iel Terms -Sirgle OF
4 ""arH a. ~ aaaan. .s.NAaa
e. -.s.A- .c.
,.tl NIr The November and Dscen-
.i- .'r'l l. l< thc opening chapters OF
Tr-. ..H --lrs vii &c sent free o. all
- Pc .%'e vl1 re.u.t the fun sub.
...- t''c VI sac direct GU the publ. sLcr. be
.-t For q . sent rect 20
-e All scnI the At.an.,. thrO
'- -l .'.--.te portrait Of IN poet
'''-. -'. mp.ctei and one Of the hnest
.- Aat cgrt Published Tle portrait
.-fsel el.r gy .bscaucrt - the A..
49, l-e Stances ~ mai should be sem by n
'-'. l-aIi On New York or Boston. or
+ ~. Oh u HouSltJa Il Co.. River
-- '1''. -ar- &c. Mass
Z ~ a1l mo.; successful OF American
,.' .l lay sac R-s VIM. NJ Baker
I'-'.' a. Cau-ch n Boston and thry
r .r-' --.-c i1r a single serial than his
.a' -t.art "a pastor. Hc has already
.-- Yea Timothy AM Moses Evass"
4. .' s. s-s,. no. story entitled A Good
'ei-s q! which src laid .1 "the most
.} 70. t-e >tltl, D." during \ re- idencc
a. '-'rF. we earn 10 o. be- published in
IA 'a-se paper. '' The Christian AZ
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,.Nu, a. YOUR NAME ELEGANILi
Hulk a. PRINTED on l2 IRANSFA ~
ESTvfSiTINii OR ADDRESS CAisOS, pestpSa';n "
a. a5rts. Nothing hSe them ever onereu III
xr-rjrs- Biz Inducements 10 agents
=. w. LAPHAM, Augusta, Me-
Nov. 80, ISIS. ~
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aEAI IaYSElE


.rtsr .9uuou Sense Meiical Adviser. q
,-s,--.. pages Illustrated with over 20
Ping lr plates. aud sold n the eN
a-'.i Il wee oi . 5J,telis YOU how 10 curs
.S.a 81. Nn plant" Dyspepsia, or Indi
B-.-.. ''-.'', and other Healaches. ScrO-
ls-. .-..-- ..I'4t, and Lung Diseases; all
.. ,--'. T. ".u- o and most other chronic
'1a,..- y. .sosiers. 10 contains importan;
s.-,.- 81. Dung and OIL, male and fe-
b on. 60, e. married nowhere else 10 be found
"a %, married aud >ingl~. are tempted
s...r-. icAu thousands OF questions on
l..-.-- .'. are TERED from doing so by
-l.s ~. Il.s work answers lust such
-- E.s. -.is 4aa plainly as &c leave no one In
10 -sr..-. Q, agents or sent by mail post
Fe-gs N h s., 4, pr.ye. Address shs author K
s." orit'- Dispensary, Buffalo, y /.
'-e Lafayette Daily Courier.
J-gyu A VALUABLE WORK.
al N. o.. Buffalo. distinguished in sur.
- la. H---ru practice in the profession he
Ia ,s--.'te a valuable contribution 10 the
sn...'ri .-,s oi tae day, IN n comprehensive
4iviss. ~: ae Peoples Common Sense Med
sl-arg '-s. que scientific throughout, 10 is
-.lss fir,,. ,'t'll 'echnical aud stilted terms
he. =, t9wa % the common sense IN every
sileal maj Tterce IL 4 noble st,ecimen OF
I'D M ..lod- lie hss sprung from the PEG.
Aas,el bs.ny symRsghies IN common with
N'ylee N Il, usht 70 render them a sub,tan-
seat work % hrs life,
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''' awake .er December IS on aaad. The
n. -, S'.sl..y iatend that each number
D.. II - .-a p-r'!ccS is0r The number opens
: .- rs ..-'' l.H1lus,' a Del ghtfal story
n. ','.-e among TIE story -tellers sophie
are also $40 ltLer capital long stories
q. D. ~ AuHrIa NJ. Douglass anil
b. 1S "i Cinnamon. bv Holme Max
.sr- ~ -' iHese N,ss farmsn auI 81 Quail
/. - va stories. "Out OF the Eryi ug
~ A''.t e. l4nks siv.lE~ The Birds
l.-r ---le.ic Hi'ic -ketch bv Mrs. J. ID
p. % is one oi The poems which will
! ~ -f-t. t.c children. silver Lock,
Ersy.t'.---' Cara DOiy Bate, ~iIh SIX In.
| .- -.a'as, drawn ly Mrs.. Finley -
:. b. l' A.-,.es by Eus kOdmau Church,
AMI d. rOuri-e, ~Palor Pas
't' h hs-tlett. ana poems by joe
=. NJ ~.lum. Marian Douglass aud
d, ? -'.,'.s-- Wade The Mage Carpet l. an
P se-s-.,'..-- D. Lo;hr0p X Co, Boston.
p Wis de Ia Crems for December l. In
,-' .- p. = ugmbcr OF very excellent
4 a.-, = i.,.-- ~ great merit Il iswiih IN
4 1.s, '..'.--'- mat &c rec ve each number OF
'-s .s,t .'-a- periodical. and Gle 10 with IT,
!, .s,'.--.s = --. uteeut Volume. u affords a
8. LIZ ~ -''sit ~ entertainment 10 vi-it0rs
Pc q. ing circle. Nothing ike it for excel
l5-s i-tS shed ia America. Peters,
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EvANeEmcAL. NoN.sEcrAmAN, lNprrEXDENT
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PrLs's DIErETIC SALERATCs. - Universally
Acknowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
The name ofJAuEs PYLE. None genuine without
june -. "
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OXFORD, ss:-it Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday OF November A. ID. 1873.
an the petition OF DELTCA NJ. ROACH, widow
~ OF HAMLIN ID. ROACH, late OF Albany, In
said County, deceased, praying for an allowance
out of the personal Estate OF her late husband
she having waived the provisions made for her in
the will 81 her late husband
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested by causing n
copy OF her petition, with this order
thereon, 20 be published three weeks
successfully in the oxford Democrat
printed ut Paris, that they may appear at probate
Court 20 be held at Paris In said County on
the third Tuesday Of Dec. next at O'Clock n
the forenoon aud shew cause II any they have why
the same should not be granted.
All. WALKER, Judge.
aecopy-attest: Ii. c. DAVIS. Register.
OXFORD, sat- Court OF Probate held AZ
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF December y. d.
ISIS,
on the petition Of LOUISA J. BURBANK Of
~ Bethel, in said County, praying that she may
be appointed Administrative on the estate OF JAS.
BURBANK, in said County deceased
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be pubshedthree weeks in the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at 4 Probate Court 10 be held At Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Dec. next
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
All. WALKER, Judge,
A true copY-attest: II. G. DAVIS, Registe'.
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-thvsicisns are won 3crstruck at the cures Of
obstinate coughs violent cob, difficulty of breath
my AMI ine'Pien' consumption daily accomplish
Si 'V HALE'S ioNEN coy HOREHOUND AND TAR
rIkc.. To.lhl.Ae pcaps cure In one minnie.
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TRUsIEts' sALt.
THOMAS 4 Sons, Aucu0necrs.
VERY ELEGANT
COUNTRY sEAF
aud
FARMS,
2li ACRES,
o. TUESDAY, MAY 25,
- \. X, J, -, ~. = ~. ~.


if INE PHILADELPHIA EAChANd
al that arse aud very elegant Country scat ana Farms
known A. ''DbONlk.H comprising about III acres ~
land, situate on tnehen 4lls, ~ montgomery county,
Pa having s1enslve ironis on spring avenue Gheit
avenue. Washington lane, Clureh lane O4 fork Road,
North Penneytvana Railroad aud other streets MINE
utes drive q Ola orA Road ktai0n on tn Norm fenn-
Eylyania Railroad, from the manf9n Inc Improve
ments are an extra large hnd very superior
MANSlbN, tour stories h4h. win Two towers,
each five stories luilt Of very handsome granite
one Aom Tie Quarries On inc place an from quincy,
Mass ~ inc most SUBSTANTIAL hna cosby manner I'M
lshed n hard woods tn ROOF; mas iron beams noors
laid with mortar making " Nefl s9td ana IRE proof;
built BY Gays Work, by J0hn lce, Esl, ana oYafsetn
~ the late owner am no expense spared 20 nake "
the handsomest, largest ana most attractive house N
uis conhFyi uhO3Hunc.eh views li1h1 ~ lowers loI
miles around winch "a not " eluaned ~ any other
States has ~ the hrs hoof en- extended porch fronting
on nearly every klde poftceoch@fe itahan ana other
balcomiesi large ana handsome paIlor, music room,
with ireproof yault and china closet, pantry aud
kitchens extra large ha'is ~ ~. second hoor. Il
chambers billiard room, store arc trunk rooms
BATHROOMS snd water closets on The thlri
closets On ~, ths fourth door chambers
an room hNtcl nud lNInlshea l0I PERFORMANCES
and con eds; Las stage and scenery tanks aud 3
EmaAl rooms III tower ~ Tue b8stWeht Wllch runs
unlef we enife bal9ls aIe iase Mias aha pTeseIye
coets Cafpet rooal luI9g{ul hn4 wafer closets ugr
serHAhtslf c9ai Ail NeeetADte Nau' &C. ~ - hahl-
boucN ftscYeu anu pAlllel lltntAAoti ag9Is ll.ils
shutters haH hha stait Ways ho.ia walnut me entte
hoase y a1e1 WIZ lns besa qu4is Mllle fenea
pate Rass ih-lle some hts y tndsoney stained ana
ns1rell, PEI ea,ts ana slsaag tos oiarnaees low.
Gown sIates, Mhlle MhfDe manifest .@Aed WIN gas
auu heaitl w F4uk9ats VIZ eltllaeu Sllh lOn
in9al9n WIZ " ~ VIZ
ment and convenience.
Also na.asohs ~ t h ena paE
tnree and Tour stores h9h mas ssss or - horses and
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The marvellous success attendant on the rst produc;;
ten Of this beautiful spectacular romance stamped u az
BRAND or SUCCESS,
iore houses crowded 10 repetition, representing the
wealthy and aris9crate residents q this ely It,was
Jr and with the lavish maenilcenoo characterized
only Withdrawn 10 make way for a french opera com
Rany previously ongsged Aware o. the above lacta,
return Of that immense patronage that nightly allied
HALLS OF ENcHANTMENr,
ena 'epetore lave spared no expense 90 meke n re-
characerzod Its first production Afier weeks q labor,
~ - = Ta fIsFf y THOUSAND DOLLARS,
am Old faTorite em6ehS Sq and e2che III s r
roundings through that experience that only practical
up THE SCENERY
rom pee de ~ e o elG 5 csc 2 ah s ors
scenes win be found in me Abode q ire Rel Eiends-
geons Of the linguistic n.The Temple q Iss-Ihe Pyra.
TUE COSTUMES
have been selected with view to the effective arranre
ment ana doqbn9ns Of e02r so e. 70 give enpnas
have been patterned to great extent after those Worn
az tho hrsi production T q the 7 p isS
4 marvel OF strength as, Though II embraces many
principal roles have ali been filled with artists pccu-
mission 10 portray. Among those best Known are
Jo 5siI ri4Or \ y N2HaGtHE4lfa '6GEk
Mis- ,s' f fi.'sf Isff4flns lhs '@9iES
Mr. fhS o RDPRiRaE Sg s%T&S9N,ifahY;
the charming Vocalist.
Miss LILLE ANDREWS;
IL Is also the intention Of the management ~ introduce
series Of variety attraction carefully selected or its
special excellence, and the
GRAND BALLET
q over sixty danscuses and under the direction or the
MISS KATHIE LANNER.
m Be one e s mott 5P Sxh d
under the direction OF The talented and popular
WILLIAM WI1HERS, JR,,
and win comprise among its members several Of the
most popular solo artists Of the day.
REMEMBER, REMEMBER,
that oil the above galaxy OF attraction representing
variety OF amusement never before offered at any
theatre, VIII be produced
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING
AND EVERY EVENING FOLLOWING.
Tho Box Office open from a. NJ to 8 7. M. seats Sc
cured ten days in advance,
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4 HENRY ZlNN, AuCTIONEkR
~ win sell THIS DAY sn urday).
commencing at l0il O'Clock,
All tho elegant an plain Household furniture
contained liz private Hesdeucc
"A East Twentieth street
parl0rg which furnished six months ag0 con
faluuR magnificent richly fuad farl0r suits satin,
centre fables Etageres Bronzes Pedestals, Paintings
pier Mirr0ra lace Curtains Clocks Turkish and Paris
chairs IN satin and rep. Chamber contains heavy
carved and waNed walnut Brdstead Dressing 1ases Bur
eaus Washsanda spring and hair Maressea library and
dining Furniture BooKcases secretaries, DESKS Bunet
Extension fabie chairs and numerous other articles
~ Z laola nacked. eAfled " NalDDed.
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sALEs an nIrrInN.

A JCTIOS NOTICE THIS DAY SATURDAY.,
IL At story brown stone mansion
~ West 2sd street. near skin avenue,
commencing at ~ O'CLOCK
tsalc rOsiffvsl,
namclvs- Magnificent Bradbury ~ octave rOscwood
rau0f0rte used ak months cost SJl. elegant Windsor
grand, rich farl0r suits covered tn satin, b. o.
catel silk reps. turkish suits reps ana pushs Easy
fine OIL Paintings lace AMI damask Curtains Bookcase
and Writing Desks, 9l volumes choice Books rich ilI
ported Mantel set. Clocks, A.
superb Bedroom suits III solid
rosewood and French inlad black walnut; Dressing
Case, Bureau, Bcdscad. Washsaud, Comm0des Ar
MORE -a-Glac- shaving stands pure hair Mattress.
kcs Carpets, a.. single aad double Bcdsteads
Dining Room
Elegant Buffet solid black walnut Extension Table,
Chairs Side Tables. china Dinner aud Sets, Cut
Kitchen Furniture other articles TO numerous q mer-
ton Catalogue contains oyer 40 Sale positive, In
III i MCDOWELL X co.. Auotoneers
B-Goois paeked or removed f9r purchasers
UCTiON SALE or JEWELRY-JOHN TURNER,
~ Auettuuecr Will soil, this cay At ole 0ck u ", by
order 81 +. trbOur1 the entire took I'd he Old cstab
genuine diamonds. Ladies' ami 8cmtieueuis gold
Watches CHAINS JeWeiry, NilNerplafed Ware Clocks.
&C. ibis sale viii hc continued nym day 70 day untl
Tic entire STOCK l. sod
UcTfON AUCTION AUCTION
"a Residence l05 East Thirteenth near Fourth
THIS saturt Az morning May ID a. b cl9cn, mag
nihccnt grand square 7s octave rosewood Pian0fOre,
reps, Liagerest Tables, BrQnree. Curtains hirr8rs,
Vases CLOCK Carpets Bedsteads Bureaus Washsfands,
C0mmodcs, Wardr0bes spTing and hair MATTRESSES,
Bedding. Lounges Chairs Library, Dmiugro0m furnl-
ture Glass Ch.na SILVER Ware cutlery So. =.
KRAENEk AucuOne0r' n. H.-Go9is pacAcd ana de.
nrered FOR purchasers, city - country.
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PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR
SALE Or TO RENT.


T PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT. ----.
| EoR SALE OR 10 LET-MoRRIsTowS, n ..
4 House with six bedrooms bath, kc. eSeelent sia
4 from malaria and mosquitoes y, SMITH DODGE. y
\ West twentieth street, THEODORE AfhEs Motifs
/ UNFINISHED C0TrAGKs AMI COUNTRY SEATS Ar
4 II Greenwich ami Riverside sos per month upwardi
f.ontS Address J. ". AIWATER riverside station,
Conn.
HOUSE PARTIALLY FURNISHED TO LcT-sUlT,
Newark; Il rooms, large garden ana abundance q
Gut Apply % ar. LYoS, y Liberty street
AToRRIsrowN -sEvEeM VERY DESIRABLE
III Country seats Dwellings - let can ana eN-
anime my list o. address :. HENRY JOHNSON Nor
MONEY SAVED Is MADE-sToP Rents All, r..
small House, II rooms gas, water sewer Guy every
halt hour, : cents address box i2 Post orce.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN cLlTF-,EgNT PRIVILEGE
~ PURCHASED elegant country seat spacious groun -
every modern improvements adjoining Messrs Hecker,
"A''' ''o"A u1aIifoS VIII . Pine street
CrAmFoRD-roR SALE or 10 LET, FURNISHED
- or unnrnshed NM House " best neighborhool,
HCBEkt son, ii9 broadway q on premises.
TESNEssEE-l50o ACRES COAL AND TIMBER
'naG lcaG 'a6S ii Broaa%Sy pr room sT
RIO Lhr-AT ORANGE, n j. SMALL HOUSE,
contaains eight rooms large gar as ana iga,s
~. box Gao Post Office Orange, y. J.
no LRr-FoR THREE or F0us months PROM
June !, Country House, az Wood kidec, i ! =
rom Giiy Haii ' sew Tors penty d ysseabcs ~ s
DELL, y Fulton street New YorS.
RIO LEr-Al BABYLON. LONG ISLAND. FURNISHED
cose sosss nF' class S9ia 9 ~ eo s'f street
TO LET FURSIsnED-FoR THE SUMMER.
Honse, IN the country. containing seven rooms on
twenty minutes from the city stabns for horse and
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VARIABLE BUILDING SfTE Al BERGEN
~ Point FfN lr disposed ot 81 .H~ritre r. cash
cuslqE r. location ar-i Gas, Address hAMiLi1N, box
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ApTUSEHrENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

VI
The management take pleasure In announcing 70
the pleasure seeking public that having secutsu eso
q this palace ~ amusement they have devoted tue p1s
lhree weeks 20 the preparations Tor the feNVhot ~
Joseph y Fosters magnificent legendary romance q lno
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4 FOUR STORY HIGa sr0OP BROWN STONE
n House. hrst -, for kaie-2exaaxiJ0. IA siNueth
street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues VII
axe smaller House oil Tenement IA eXchauRei also
street JACOB COHEN.
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Miscellaneous.

VALUABLE LFAsEHoLDs-05G AND S7 Visit
Twenty -stcond street see auction so.lMA io1 pa4'
ucuars
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RIO IEr-IS HoE0KEN SD III RIVER STREET
Il facing Hudson iEer three -tory ana bl.rut ut
hucE. il ruCn.si improvements. sslt Appy ,o CRE-
NLEE BROS. q newark street. naau&en, a. \.
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BAH COUNTRY sT1rE AND DwELLfNs;
"a ~ room. caUVenlent tD hcw YORK aud III NOT
hasines. tao.. iona e.ian itbed price ouif Stg9l
IN cas- N. PefReON. EHst stroud EirT -.
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4 DESIRABLE THREE STORY BASEMENT
~ fouse-In Thirty fourth street Seventh sve-
nue grand location Tor physician 0r DENTIST ront rea
sonable. THOMAS y. ROBINSON, ~ Nassau street,
ITO LET-NO $50 PRINCE STREET, A THREE STORY
AMI basement brick House hiIh soop has u rooms
snd v w exec Loot Oroer Apply ~ EsPEhscHEID's
rs Nassau street.
RIO LEr-A FfNE -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
House, ~ COMPLETE order fronting on stuyvesnnt
SQUARE rent very toW.-lnquire VI ARIES y. WAX
10y, Us last TENN street., new YORK
ITO LET-IN EAST FORrY-NfN1H STREET, AN FLE-
gam lhre. Aory snd basement high st00p brown
sone bQn'e 500 also some handsome new Houses, II
F0QIn.t Az modern Improvements rent only 500.
JOHN Il hAfANAsh. "a Eat EAst-~~s-ss -s-@@s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15

rgO tET-AN eLEG ANT COUNTRY SEAT AT NLW
Rochelle ED modern mnroH ements, watcr, hae ear-
cn frgt aid berries 81 variety. Address JACOB
CAEFENIEE. On the premises.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-30

Bro. Donnelly knows that the last two wears
have not been prosperous years for the trades
men; he knows that manufacturers have found
it exceedingly difficult to get through the year
and make the ends meets: be knows that most
of our railroads have been running at an actual
los, only here and there one that has earned
encughto paw the interest on its bonds and
almost every week we hear Of some road being
sold out for the benefit Of It's creditors
Register.
And why9 Because the home-market
has been impoverished :the substance of
the people has been transferred to the
manufacturer; this has swelled their
fortunes and been expended in new
mills and factories. At last the bubble
broke; and now ruin cheapens goods.
Factories that cost millions sell for hum
dreds of thousands and manufactures
sell for less than cost. Did Bro. Hall
ever know the people of the West to
practice closer economies THAI they have
during the last year? And does be con-
slider this desirable state of things,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-30

At present he Donnelly) is attempting to ar
ray the farming interests against the other in
dustries Of the State, and counsels to form
combinations, or 'monopolies, for the ayowed
purpose Of crippli ng or destroying the manu.
featuring interests. He knows that the sue
cess of either is dependent upon the prosperi-
~ of the other, yet he seeks to destroy the har-
mony and good feeling which exists between
these industries by misrepresenting the one to
the other Misaespolis Tribxae
The millers of Minneapolis. of whom
Mr.. Pillsbury is which. formed a Ring.
digni6ed by the high sounding name Of
a"Miller's Association to prevent COM
petition and cheaper wheat, and we OBJ
lected to it and this il destroying the
harmony and good feeling which exists, .
etc. A wolf. driven off BY dogs from a
half-devoured sheep. might. with equal
justice claim that the dogs were array
ing the sheep against the wolves; and
destroying that harmony and good feel
ing which should exist between every
well.meaning wolf and every properly
constituted sheep.