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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Speaking of the Objectionable men on the
Democratic ticket, the Pioneer Press says sit
don't take more than two or three rotten eggs
to spoil custard." Yes; and it don't take
more than two or three bad eggs to spoil a good
newspaper, either. Lancsboro Journal.
That remark certainly don't apply to
the Pioneer-Press. You can't spoil a
barrel Of rotten sour kraut by putting a
couple OF bad eggs into it.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

We want to take back part of what we
said against Winona city. The course
of Jay Whipple in the last State Conven-
ton redeemed the whole burg. His
spirited opposition to bogus delegates
from the frontier counties was eminent
" right
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

The contest for Republican nomination Tor
Governor seems to be a question between pills
and Pillsbury. -Pioneer-Press.
And it looks as if Old Pills Ill bury
Pillsbury.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

How can railroads &c., that claimed that they
never could afford to carry wheat for less than
% to 70 cents a bushel manage to make COM
Portable living at 10Y We tremble for the rail-
roads and steamers, If two years ago they told
the truth.
The facts are, as we are told, the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad made more money within
the past six months in doing business at cheap
rates than it ever did in proportion since II
was opened to the Ohio river.-IndustriaI Age.
The answer is contained in the old
lines:
''No thief ere felt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law.
Men who are to-day living comforta-
bly, on $500 year would take $4,000 a
year if any one was fool enough to give
it to them and if you attempted to force
them back again to $500 year they
would, as Beecher says, create a blue
light all around them, with their profani-
ty.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Gov. Davis arrived on yesterday mornings
early train, and win undoubtedly relieve Adj
ing Coz. Fairchild this morning.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

N. T. Porter Il Co. are the men to deal with.
if you want anything in the musical line.
They are pleasant gentlemen to deal with, and
keep only good goods at reasonable rates.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Hereafter the ANTI MoNoPoLIsT will be deliv-
cred at Minneapolis early Monday morning.
3. r. Hnlay, agent.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26
Minnesota Eve and Ea

Minnesota Eye and Ear Inlifmay
Sugeon, Francis Atwood, NJ. D., corner
Third and St. Peter SITS. Office hours from 9
a. m. to p m. Silly
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

The Office of the ANTr-MoNoPoIasr ct Minne-
apolis is at No. Board Of Trade Place.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

The ST. Louis Republican has 10 columns Of
delinquent taxes.
They've got too much money. They
should make immediate preparations to
resume specie payments "Rag-mon-
evr Pooh! Who would look at it?
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

A. Nelson & Co., Rochester, are strongly rec
commended as keeping fine stock of ready
made clothes, boots, shoes and dry goods; ana
as being intelligent and reliable gentlemen.
Our subscribers in Olmsted county should see
them before buying elsewhere.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

The crop Of ]. w. Bassett's farm in Waton-
wan county 200 acres-is entirely destroyed
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Butterfeld's. farm of ! 200 acres, il Waton-
wan county, is also swept bare.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

q SHERMAN H0UsK, " Der Gay.
Buy your carpets Of Mathies, 44and 46 West
Sd street
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Go to n. 7. Porter & Co.'s for pianos, organs
or musical merchandise.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

No. wheat in Lake City, Red Wing and
past week. Saturday last it was 81 ~ in Iske
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

The Steamer Northwestern was Obliged to
abandon her up trip yesterday morning, and
return from Hastings. Her passengers, (about
one hundred came up on the morning train
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

n T. Porter Co. have discovered that times
are hard and SO they have put down prices, and
make their terms to suit customers.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

If all the farmers Of the State had taken the
ANTI .MoNoPoLIsr and followed its advice nD
on the wheat question, the State sconld b
about fire million dollars better off,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
pcrters

DORTER and USEFUL MAN, for Hotel ol
store eity rv.A rrspecsi" Young man w9nl'
IKE place as hotel ,ior i@ vi ~ amt nhieing
All WI himself usfu; furnish indohDied refer
euces. Apriy al OpELLS AGENCY. lOS West Sit-'sL
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Gin ntal Cslais for Sale.

no MANUFACTURERS ard RFFlNFPIES.
Pr ~fr l,-HIOCKS of LOTS ~i vct ~ -. saie
low. Dee o. owed AffF 90
" Il. ~,'HTEFtl.fiN y o &C.,, ~" " .-..+il- 81.
ITO EUWpERS.-FOr SALe-BLOCK> ct
LpT- -,,talie fer lpW coet uV tiug- AT 500 ier
iot .,f teag, in.lo' U AZ with O"i"ei
"AH II ''' ~ - GrErFFIISG & Co, 17o william az.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Gouses ano Yarns iDanico.

WANTED TO LEAS E-A property suitable
w for boys aud gris boar ing school "a iea ny local
good uunIDcr ~ u iit- Az
dress Fity4 Ea5OA, S.aIOn, Ccua-
WANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
w LAISIAG, 100 uI,s tho city, fOI Wloh
owner would t2ke BTO0kiy property.
kULAND WHITING, Beesunan -
VVANTED-0n the Hudson, % PLACE of
w 10 acres having Vie" Improved 81 unin-
proved WIt supply g,od water nust not be hea y
mort gaeef viii give IA part pa mont o % nr gh )'lS
e.ty. .f.eta cieaI. CLO Al. iLii.Il.
l75 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Laundres3es.

LAundres3es.
I AUNDRESS and fIAMBERMAlD.-APr Prot
- woman as nrstoia-s LAU NDttss flutes pu1z
p0ishea &C. sill do chanbersOrk II required TIish
the Tri.Tae ph' ton " tho county Apply at
ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West J8th 4, corner Btoadway
a MINETTA-ST., near Bleecker, front door
~ ~ si-eraDe would Ike few e,nteIBeB's
fluulies WASHING either by dozen by Tie mont done
10 tLe neatcsl Address Mira SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Real gsiatc 90 grthan9s.

A VERY desIable new, three-story, French
~ roof DWELLING. vel situated, in Panhe.d n j., 70
exchange tOf OF hariw clothing Gry goods.
}. n. WSCkOFF ~ 90, 2l t-fkr0w
DEAI I'TIFUL COUNTRY kESIDkNCE on the
ID Would tate house 81 exchange
EXCIANGE.-L0ng Island FARM wanted IN
- oT other good property Please address AEls
GIANT, n, Y. r. y. Boa ), 7Sy
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
NmnsemeHts.

omen 10 the pubc n comprises choice selection n
tropical Plants D'ssr brfere country rch as
Australian F6rns. Af Tire lsas and Largo and
Sivr vTrety ~ rare and varabo ndlt wei worthy c
nisn ~ b0taf well ~ Other enliivated people of ms
coultrg. Open nom iG ~ "a. OfTHf baiinft, wiih
-nfrv after and eTeninH opposite Academy "
hrlic. Kat FeuI tepBrh~t
GILMORE CONCERT GARDEN,
NJ LATE HIPPODAOME
NJ c cTT NOyiI ....... firncf0r
IHE MOST NAgNTFTCENr GARDEN ~ THE WOItLH
ever night ~ : ocloct by
GILMOKI'S sr PELB FAND OF
100 PEHfOHMERS,
AND
TIE WORLDS GRE Ar-sST CORNETIST,
Mr. J. LEVY,
0 will e,e-ng tho choicest sell ctons ,rcm
h repertoire ( fnusrai
Change OF programme nightly.
SATIR RDAT AFTERN DON 3t O'Clock Matinee perform
anca Nu~le as a serena rand OF Stl e;ed SusiciaDs.
Admission -, cents private boxes. a,initiirg four =
The Garden "a open livery OTHER AlfERNOpN, win
msic from oelock-s delightful resort for ass'
and ri tiren. Acuiss N - nt-. 80
tickets 20 performances $50 haf season tea
eta 30 perf0rmnnces S20 packages OF i2 tickets -
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Che Gurf.

| ONG BRANCH RACES - MONMOUTH
~ PAR 60 'nn AECKuAY. Jny 3, nj a1ii1 =
Jrv .. IN ~ ioth l3'h i5fh a0d IN Boas i'.rs
pr y r. a - d ana fae iapltt o fo,.
a. 'inrrsy " o 10 a NJ loDi r. . q - al
ii,r ~ A. O. n. TlIO>. MURPHY. fTesllent.
WI. = KAIAos, secret y
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

UyESTPORT. CONN.-FOR SALE. Low
w Tirre .inry COTTAGE HOUSE high anf beautiful
mounds hrAf L.s Whser Be from depot A"iO
s5rsun ~ o. or.ce. Il.I - & HOYr. - Faih Il4-r
III ACRFS.-BuiMings fruit, trout brook
4 - and on e: deft Lrie rsiway; II lacs =
eh a. Wd. MAIES, It's &c. r nge Co.. \ y.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Real Gsiaie Go Grfhanse.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HONE at Sum
~ nit a. T. Of acfe-; hon~ ~ rHns and crra 4exio'
steam furnace stable lawn garer fFEIt an shade
mortgage, $1,000; ~ exchange or newark house. j. a.
CONDlCT. las BrOadvAy.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
-r,ox BALES or Ntw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

AUCTION BALES OF NtW-YORK REAL EslAfE
nv gstass ~ A3iler.
4 ervf i.opp,ert n stone h0use WIN lN
zoo "a eel fthaNe let -.
'' Rs Sars vi 4. steele.
sforv hricl tenement with lpt 70 ''2e lSst l9,,
~ u nrtwcrn httorncy amt Ridge stS Tot TX .oo
sOgxLS1s33 Mayer schusz.
hnJri
n, = UafTe;t-Mssep property, south OF '.i. ST.
e. INV aso Tie leaschold Ic4aiacs No 3nj > 80 ~ ST.
uy NJ Mir Fast 5f'lst. and lst1vc prrprrty ~ Juy
Is Madison ave. proT c, fth oi 4t'n s '"'! -V'
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
NFw.YorK. Thursday. July


At the Exchanges Selosrooms to-day James
NJ Niner snld hsuse znd lot un West Forty
A. Steele soid house and ut No 320 hast honsto-
e., hcs weru ATTORNEY Hui Rdgests DetHils OF these
transactions are appended
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Waitprs.

AAAlItR.-A French young mln "oum IKE
" place A. WAilif n lrfHt ia"iy IN Guy of coih
irv un er-ali- l duties tof' ghN and wiling 90 make
himself l,r % cir Furnish mdf4ntfd ,l TrIsi"h'" Apply
atDDELLS IL AGL&CI, 100 Arst 80 81, III BiO-<i"S
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Connlrn RcaI estate for sa.t.


=, ,r...D pr r It1-..r. EARN far = Z
a DES llAbt4t INt'-siit AiA1i i'i 1-hi---'
"A cliJ Inc siti t'n. hd.rn',r 49, g., W..
VI. L. iaAN Nt''i.'''" ma VIZ
w@ep al T. s'T 4 y iP( tT\ To q ffSl An
Il ~ 49, ~ It.r4 r,,.
4 t>.ii g D'a''.' 10 t- = are,
m9nt ia. -nc h.- "' -. "'' 90 ~0-N'
tor Ia 4o4Air- 4ql. - .-
OtO IL H.. y
% t''7'' y 10
80, -, = - - = -.trTtNcT ...-..f,f..
4 Pkota.ti in 'f4urt .Ni-.t- cor -'-h- g
and Sass '- NHNe f''"i ''-, 'l ,.4 , ...t. ~
StiI rv a34 ".,', . 81. o,,@ar - he
Jaita-- ro..T- ~ MISS D. 2'5 r-s.ioa. cr '-' r.
y 40 o. % ffI TnN - TATEr ND.
k-'D.' 49, a. ',-ii,,t - ,,..>.' - 81 81 . .i
I.'tN ''''. ~.
$40 80 "a..t ii-'i on Do .-' NJ , ''
+it, ...-. v. n1 pro, e.. e. g.
=
LJK SALE, kXclang o, ior v@.-ei propcifv.
= -Il' ' 4Hii l"ri.- ',' '' gee ..'
Conn. % f.l IRON fe'", sn' do poo" ' -''
G. it'N N- lf' ati-- ~ .'... =. , - f.. ~
- 80 "' riie lf'-' , .' ' ,,,- .,,.,.,-
nl"e ,'.'- '' Nri-' p- .r ,', D., .,,. ..c .l,..
ea'ih'-' 49,. ....i vel, OBJ. .., q t..Io
o'itl ~ 'i ,'., -, -,' i.- .I .'.. . ID. .,.,.
l""IIs, 'i., ',', .,.,., t- -t .. r.. ..
1 ,.., "a. b.. "a D.. '-f .r ,,rr. ,v.- ...t .
~ --' 80. .. .'.'t o., ..r g.. ., =.
Z Srns b, .--pTOv a % ,,VpsN- -r rl.,l % i. r
- -,-, .5.i.-p .itNTEAe.I-R..p.
IL Il ~ ~ 4f' 'fh-''i ~ - ''--''''
~ ,,,-. ttt. ''.- r..rr. -.r-rs On
-lc W ~ 4 ~. - -. md ,,.., ,s,., -,t.,st.ai a
Ssss mn /. low Of, Ia fJK ALE a as.Dal Is
said Iro. g. clissts = r tneine N j ca nAAl
f't ltitf- it' 'a "'' '' ''
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Sales tn 9nrticn.

A. u -.WIs. AicuonceI
DY BANGS. MEHtlN '. y Co.. 656 Broadw9V.
- near BOND sL-,aes of BooAa, MOras Vi Ai~ Fancy
90 is.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Crcrroions.

DAHY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THE
II np-td nlgr t1 sea Clg. L. i.Ths poU.lar = amer
cilf A-.,,aiio sn viii make tips daily sinaay. r
~ =, M, snd r. in' IssrSs Ia ,a =, ~ N AMI : p N,
and 9a,nnsys ai,o .a,hing Al Nl"stane ca .ao7
"' '- EAcul.sIo,N ep,ar i,..i n. q ami sound.
VIII oave Ra-c'ly7t \. r. n. 'or SEA ClT. touchns
sea ia a. p M aad Se~.S ar' ,iT "a ,ia a. 81 N.
" l. 20 eos cadai aiaai .r New YORK
IARRETT < PALNEG'' FAMOUS PLYM-
- OuTH ROCK fNcrR~IpN~-Thes" d'hgiifW n =.
to ysrors a,ir,ye points. and are fSirnlr bg r. uoss
aseS i aHa nd IN ee ged @ = ,,n 5y 3MlEIs ~ "a Ini
81 r. etc. an m sr r. ciIiN 4. On beri
FARE round rip. any excursion oN.a DOLLAR Cl4.fea
Sssce :, o. al ndc rca',n'sl FFS'; ever,
NDIy. July g. grant gala 'rip to New Haseu. rrs,s
AZ > b aai 'ooi oe = i-,. ,.a.f i'T 49, -.
GERMAN LlEDERKRANZ.-SATU ATURDAY.
- Fp; 1y T 2 o,, ~ i-2 ~ Po4 AoH e i'5 ~ = l
vc-try g. az $50 n MONDAY Iny BAT ? 3, NJ @m. 'enph
GRAND FOURTH OF July EXCURSION
TO GLEN COVE SEA cLrrg AVID GLEN WOOD.
LANDING AT COLLEGE POINT AID wHlrL-ToN&
on MJNDAY, Iay 3. is7J.
THE STEAMER GENERAL -EDCwlcR
w leave Fa,eu Perry Broosyg :, 90 go p, -, sog % rs.s
Yoi ,oc, fet4r.as to tascy At lbolt6 oooc-
D. Mislc board
GRAND 9TH OF july EXCURSION
~ AROUND STAIr,, ISLAND.
The hry.i nah viii have 2+t -t Nofth rve'.
1890 . r and HARRISON Iier af r crnek ffHrnins
about $50 IN. Flre u cent Dinner on Doari.
NELECT EXCURSION. JULY 9TH - To
- NEW IANES, the b-aatifu "Cty Of llms Hew AMI
elegant .i-turr g. IT, NDRIIiAM leave. fttA--ip
~ r. H.. IS o.. no.. Inf Ner Haven return 30 -
lI.O d. M The along Long bland sound ana aDtml
Sw IIv-n Iar MAKE d fg unaDri -s'TL faic 'i fo.Di
nj - ~ cl1rg- FOR hcitha
Eth JULY NO >DAY.-GPAND ENCVP-
- -fON For f,v ~ asfnt Valley aui shady c-,' y
I,ut- PTFASA NAILr.f. FDfsI iEf and Al Al- WI
Lave foot tanal -. y R prompt y dni ng tn Gay - = y o.
IT, ~. qr-l l. D. B. T. = 6 iut ilf mig = I0frF
tir iud thirty ioJths s,~ ton minutes Mter fac ooc ief
rlIHd u-,.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
= nnetmfris.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
vi I2s west iit.sFt, vcw iors
Ouen daly-ioa A. M 20 D. Moidays ana rhHrsdsyF ffeA
OLYMPIC THEATfR. 62t BROADWAY.
" IHE FAMILY pEAfLE OF TIE MnIfyP'hIs.
THE COOI.ga-r THEATKR ~ rON
NATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SAIiHDAN NJ 2
DOBINsON'@ ENGLISH OpERA BOUFFE
IL COMPANY ~ RORfNSbN Htff-
Coolest and b-i ventilated thcaffs - NF't ofS rf'fn"
cf The ieigulny ~ff-a ioni
GTHOFi p GfgDfLA nstis, - the -,firrN Trssie.
Irs ol Ia Pam lr rouilr NOuteaAtts tais'
chous Avec. Grand can Can Par sienre.
POpaiar be-, lOket ~ ana rtO-
Tvfr1 :, s -UEisy Nlflniri AT 2
Grand Csutenrlal Maiih,e 81 :, Monday, July .. lH3
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Silrailon5 UnnteS-- MI.es.
COachr m.

Coachu IN.
COACTN Az and GROOM Scotch Protestant.
7 ana USEFUL MAN-By g''sl -t'siy reliable '~nc
,,te Ian Las e ,Ip.rar ions l. caaDl0 sh
mi lug. v Il 40 a.v lsiurr country or ctY. t1l ~
pTOTFsTANT HONE IL ELAJ. ljo othsFe, aboF"
lOth--'.
NOACHNAN and GROON.-A respectable
married mar who IS .1t ca1t 1rf m'nag 'neut
of hr-s- Thoroughly f. CAREFUL driver sl thorgh yrooin,
,snud take city "r oulf ana '.l tuiil-l M
,ou6t,- reerence Appll at ODE4Ls AGENCY, I0s West
.Jill-sL 4 bIOa4NAy
COOKS.
MAN COOK (Frenchman) and daughter
I about Z. j. bright, Luf
ugsful girl y gogl Maid ana ~alltrs 0f huIa" anu
hfih thu pr ser ~
P.OfEsrAH HOME 81 RIA lis DthaNe ABOVE 4utH' -
EHINANAN COOk-for "a hotel IL a COM
pei, M cn9E and order cook l. reliable srerat eivi
r.soi ac can give saii faction hy e month or ,fai.,n -
r,sd r,,efrnc-s ta4 al Tic PRJI u IAAI HOME BO'
HEAu, 10 9Th ave.
Gardeners
~ ARDENFR'- SITUATION WANTED by a
= ST. t.iu.n mari Il fsm ly 20 ncunDiaAc's WI %
recommended a. practical rIit lo~er AMI yrgtape - x
IF.Itl at 81 icury givru Tor chur hR N"uia
lave no ID eeUA fr neIi ~ nfHe irin a.
HARDENFRs SITUATION WANTED by .
German lrrand- thoroughly mana ernril 81 Se'.' ~.
hon.r am, y,prry can propagate and raise M Hover ~
md ,,.~ish.- understands draw map o ANY sisht-
uroy.fI.ule style; has O,en ii in"l "a
hs lar xfnt garcIng hshnent Ia E1gaid dhd ~
md has beet nces iron all pace- Appy ~ ohEAL
A0ENCY, 100 WssI SAN 81. corner VI brOadw|'
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
loteis.

IA PIERRE HOUSE, ! block west of Clty
uar "a warren Al light conl rooms ~ cents day
a to ~ week family roonis. 81 day, ~ week NJ,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Ci!n properIn Go Get.

Ci!n properIn Go Get.
TlNO LET-PARI OR ana T. EASEMENT FLOORS.
nicely i'i usae WIZ up-t desired refer
elc,s r,,iu.rd vi. $50 ulOnJh-very cheap Apply -
West vs. as' ingion place.
rI'O LFT-An elcrant BASEMENT. 20XJO,
A IN . fine bidding facing tity HAN Tf the rnois "eH
adapted o. having bisi ceiiig Er
l.ant APpy 20 ). y. WiCkOff Z Co.. -
Park
TO LII ,.-,,... ,,.r,,,-,,
No ; FrankIo st, second door fro,. Cnsihamst
Apply
THE B,- IHEs> MANAGER OF THE y. Y. TT1BrNr.
.sslA EAST BRO ADWAN.-T0 LET-paIior
-vsJV auu basement stores. ~1h theua'hcfs
LuoGs1 --~ Lcxt csT 10 -"l t'nAur
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

= ro' iaidar ps, geatIrpe1 ma ,;e..-1f
on tn" N,rr,'TSi o""o"g "n' p''"''s' ''''"
riV DFVS0VS con Le acconmO- ated
\ win rIee Room and -,oi notrD a. pca -nt
''5 5 ias { li;S'l. Id'rs. 81, 4 saif''
n,3,,-..-t. .,,,ut,r ,.,,i,o, vcrv Meas
- i =, arr ~, ~ WI @,-. & win AK ~
Loan. rS city, near d.pol Aires ; 5EEtY Da1ta
4 PEW 30 RDFR> can find q pleasant
1.'ui'ui 49,. a VIZ il.r - iSr ,ls ese- g..
NOON L' .a'''' e.,,'. I'.' ,,, ~ L-.c o,c-
! t 80 %d,. a. AL. r " ViisY rr,'iotr
g,n,pn-Nt farm -ho,... in Central Vermont:
II w. h,. " ,'o '.., ~ .-' .n. ,r,a e..i
T' '' '' ''i,'' 4O, W. ,i.' 2o@..ok ciiy.
s,p.pD ,t Nou7,t.i,.vfllc Orange County.
- r. tsl ioo. nr Erie Haivv fse h ltit IL -.
Aie}r" ''' "''' ''- - '.
r..,p0Ep. WANTED i Near tbe CqlnD
I}Vai'i'Hi> loi! s. ,S' ~ l he? co., ~ 'E' r, '
'.'' ,- e H. ~ co>itSr ."' s''r ' S6. s '''' -.
.,n,ri, ~, ,..,,,,4,;,., min, yro,-os gnd
,e ''g g,'. aa f'. % VI. rf5,I,s ~ne,r.-
roaalie ~ &C.. ysry i'f r. pV ii ny Cornwall '.l
- rII,I ISL" highland. r-si.r co,.iy N ~.
i.,t,y.'. %. i-a.i n' {. mi .r,sii-- nrf.
.t. ~ .- ,',' .l, D.. In,,ir, Of r. ~ ofRpt>T %.
9.iayc COZ loi lar' lars aha,,ss y WIAlAs,. as
.nov"
lDI-VIPy 40 VD-Can SO thc proprietor
atI.ripI.a % rFI Jersey Cl 3, "a, ~ iad ~ of
d". 'i" - "'. If.. .''-'-.
IOl N1HI BOARD on tle Uud~on. corn,narc-
', w. -, r,,, ..e1 d,.. e, % .-f A.a..ss ar. e.
''lFf ,hI@ Ni'.'on' 's. 8 Co., }. ''
Il .f-\wRY BDATD. al a house, iu
.la,..n 'a,s 6ar ai,io ,. .,-''- rao..
er' A1.'. '' u, q. ~ - -. ,' ''''' t. - r..
va ,~4-N y - -, H. - al . ro Gra ,rinr.
'ea M.-s AT = ~ ~. r. -~ eoolAIA' "''' -''''
,.,..,.,..-. TO-, ~, IL r-4,
I si,e aud ,lsta o agl,cs. good ''oitd;
IT, ,..7 q' 'e NF-9' '"7" d i''o''i ~
,.,-..., ,,...I,,. ...,-- I--....;
E7DI : ray ieNEi)-pINHi' -iHilN. DtaNli-
NJ, ~ ,r 'f f9, .i.aae a. lrss EiiivIE T. DElo.
Sew. i,.i.- .ror. y. $.
H1INTR{ BOARD-Ba, shore. l.. T.. about =
= lo ..- ;d neit" .. a'a4f'. aear ue 'A.' ""'ef'
A4.l,,,ss 90 = ylee,4. ia r.. Of, .,..... .u.,.
I,,I-V-p.r n,ttD-In "a far,,-bon.e in a
< hra,, .r ou. aooi ~a'~- a 'uf p. ha.l'a III. a,,,
i1' 'o'' i . aH' .ii'. .ii' '.,.c,, Ntir,.ss ~ AC
q. i-t1. Ne-'.--i..''a' b.
LNfj. y i'..l BOA ElJ--l. tl.4 HtJIti. .s l'i
q nors- ,r.a ,. ,'y %. - r io o. fr.a -' "a y 2,
-. t.'... s. g. i..f ? rc,s-NIs Ii.l
f7. - ~'Sit t' 81 10 ''' 4'' i.''''''
GnS R ' ~ sg ~ - '. ~ . q " a. ''''' s'aa' ioe.- &
.i... ,g s.l g,.,.s g.. ',,a i-'...
,.i .s.o f.r .taa. ta-..c.i.-ta a. hess rnlLlf
lf f.A.fI-. B. ..au- 80. tool. i.trr '1- '- 81
- goHi'' ar ,. ,. s., ., &. o. lsa a.'' 3 -,. M r
j. t @ ' 80 sL ,I5il:s SEQ, liver i. o.. e''ea
''"t'
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

DY a Protestant rirl--N She's a situation rs
- ii I.-f...I .IADaTTH HAGi.. ..I WATrf.F-- l. ling.
,,ta ard las ,.t or refer Oau Al SWEDISH or
D. t... ltt .siA.-f.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
felu uUaMteo--m malcs.

AGENTS WANTED immeiiately.-$3 to 81
! ~~>~-5s
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
6nmmer Retreats.

AGLESWOOD PARK HOTEL, Perth Am
l. poy n j. lAy' fare 4'e 10 Se sfYv,r aM M
n, ing and all popular tniscln'h ARG essH"y
,,..ts slii eycalieut liable. Terms moderate -
III U KENT ervyrictor 70 Eat $50 st. Aaion SQUARE " l.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

\ UR>E-bv q Sweish young woman. az
= nlIt co.. nf trta lstr- &C.. tt oi tpurIty.
la b., II pri..r-ice Cal 81 uie PRDIh,TANI IONA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
GRAND 5th OF JULY EXCURSION
GlnsitaI Justrume'lls.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, o1uaro aHI
T..i-. 10 ...Sf cr SELL cartp. rArs 80 '-sT
,Dntli, Dls1eufs Cal At II. NJ. n tkELis No L aI1G
a -.Le 81. I.J 10 IN atr.I
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
MATEgG, GrAlE P.aN0S

~ d. hes matci Ttr h i;-r, Cnd fne s4D-.I1
fpu,. pave .isi. rfrc f. t.tns -
:. ATGge3' Concerto ORG aFS
-taa.f .,rfifrf tone t Gci ,Osr! Iii oa.
~ scpf er,,s Zen iur ir to- s'nno M HEmur orr.
PRICES stIni WEI 4 Lyh .gr cs~h d"inhs "a,
suatA Eorlg in-t in.fuf, eve !, l.. amos nni Dr-
- - ir; -'sn ~ fir'r Year- WtH pnif i"r ~,
-rr rsy,rft g., saf-,lHni lr-frsifusIf- AT tlfitf
"tV. irr<. Al .-NT> y ANTID. = lh. ~ di,s "grt
- f.rt..- I.. t.r Nstff isnf.. r,. SPECIAL
i,f.r,-,,r.. 10 rio trade. lliu frIfea t-talegu.s
" let GgORsfI ~ tTfH- 4 SON, i-i brpldWuJ,
Ns.s- Ork. 1st Jn1.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Gitrllious uJlnicl-- fcHalea.
LaIn2ressss.

G~N BROAOWAN-f.adirs fine WASHING,
- stt IIe. ., and c44-aAs II - cents .lr, lOls
up ny NINE +. l.ElA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Giinations Unnte0-- G,aic5.


"ANTED-A situation "a GARDENER OF
w Garinncr aHd FaIme bY q married Iot's siaht man
small family able % sist N garden Address j. NJ box
100, Tribune Of1ce
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

ONEIDA. y. Y.-FOR SALE-The BIll D.
" TNt- ami +lsOCN ND- l4,e'y belong ng 20 tt oneida
S.mi.4-r iunC.d hnidug Gi hrlc. four sioft - W l-'l
gr,nt substantial excellent. boar lrg. dotmtoifa
Cnuncs in wU shaded, "a acres O. AteA1i lu -
York Cenr,al AID Midland Rfiifoh rtaaonsi hfaiifuly
f,s IL llni- OF has. GoodW oO4 3daVe, Nc"-lOiA
CIV or y. fieubo' tram Onei"r, y. =.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

PE%PECTAbIE young American girl IA
\ NfRF.lNf AID. Hlffrf - fh cIii~'n nr
vas lrr u ..Hg: best ciy refr Call 81 s'ilf fess
T..g last ift.i-+. ~. . orr.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
6ituaion5 lOlnteI-f:mllt5.


YOUNG WOMAN. a Protestant, wants n
.ta'ion ~ CIl NNHkH1i ID Ia Lo,Ol IA the country
. I'D. lt. r.-- %H H.sf
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02

FNIT(
HOTTNTRY BOARD WANTED-At some farm
4 bouse within nisy miles OF city hs ia ~hri ''e si
"a sire aud family sewing M iayI' or sar ti,i
go. ,rIanrel Address Mrs D. OF +. Gilbert, osl
SiItlavc
NXANTED-GOOd plain COT NIRf boAkD
" for g.nilrman g AM daughter -ee -!
terms Aaals.s with fu pa ticula- c. y" H. % i'A'i 81
New-York tribune., 1875-07-02
Genar HouseEork.
A Nnrth of Ireland Prot-

estant woman. who DO good flan 'Oo' ing make
rru biscuits yc., a nice asher AMI irO and u
ug 10 MAKE her-en generally useful good home, AZ mode
IL. wages bert recommendation Can ss lOS Othsye, 10
rs teu > Y AlG ytl sts., ug siA.Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-18

Arson \. Parker, Of Londonderry,
probably as scientific trapper as can be
found, has caught p foxes the present
winter, and score OF smaller game.
Rev. Edward Mills, pastor OF the Bap-
list Church, Rutland, announced TO his
congregation, on Sunday, his resignation
to take effect Feb. -.
Two feet Of snow. had roads, much
sickness, cellars badly frozen, and springs
aud wells dried up, seems to be The bur
den OF the reports from Orleans County.
A Londonderry correspondent says six
feet OF snow have fallen and vet the bills
are naked, the wind blowing fearfully
after every storm. The greatest need il
water.
Nelson Gordon. Oscar GoIdinp snd
Willie Bls.e,te escaped from the Barring,
ton jail on Tuesday OF last week, having
Knocked down the officer IN charge aud
locked him up in cell.
Odn Bates. Of Pownal had twenty
Eve sheep drowned, during the recent