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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03

su,nhnr and Molasses, the old fashioned
internal remedy for the itch, is obsolete mat
and other obnoxious skin diseases are cuIed
in half the time, without dlsorderlhs tne
stomach, by Gienns Sulphur Soap, the great
eternal and scorbutlc.
The Yints produced by Hills INSTANTANEOUS
Hair Dive are like those of Nature.
REPRESENTATIVE Billiard of Pennsylvania,
heinr on his way to Harrisburg when he
was arrested for embezzling a building as
ssciation's funds, claimed that his position
az a member of the legislature en- route 10
his duties exempted him from arrest.
Judge CLAYTON of Chester decides that he
is not so privileged.
At Deadwood. Friday, the Golden Gate
mining company contaminated SAFE OF
their mines, the Father Desmot, Golden
Gate. Justice and Belcher, to Call1ornla
canitalists for the handsome sum OF S4OO,-
900 This is the heaviest mining transac-
ton that has occurred in the Hills.
An explosion in the Stanton shaft near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Friday, caused severe
injury by burns and flying missiles to seven
men One named Dimnock is believed
to be fatally wounded. The mining sur
vevors were in the mine at the tlme' ou'
escaped damage though thrown down.
President MacMahon warmly repudlate'
having ever contemplated coup a. etat
and declares, SO far as he was aware, noth
ing was intended beyond precautlor
against armed resistance, which SOM
newspapers threatened, should the gov
eminent have demanded a dissolution.
In New York Friday Recorder Hacket
sentenced number OF liquor dealers pro
secuted by Rev D. Howard Crosby
society for the suppression OF vice, to pa
fines ranging from twenty-five TO wv
hundred and fifty dollars each: One Q
them received additional punishment c
sixty DAYS in the penitentiary and anothi
thirty days.
A Maysville, KY, special says: Thurs
dav light Mike Mcnamara, Matt. Lltt
and James Hendricks appeared at the re
idence OF Mrs. Hyatt and demanded al
mittance into the apartments or Lau
Rose. Being denied admittance they hrt
into the house. One, supposed 10
Mcnamara, entered and fired third she
the ball taking effect in Miss Roses lac
Noarrcsts.
The treasurer of the Texas and Callfc
MIA stage company is in receipt OF tel
cram from Dan G.. Stevens, assistant
perintendent in western Texas, saying
Indians in that section seem so lull OF III
lishness that unless more troops soon rea
there no stage lines can be maintained Z
people left alive. The Indians attacked
strge in Basey canon, captured tour hor'
and killed both the driver and Gabe v
edez, the division superintendent.
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rRoprcR AND PROVISIONS.

The ms. week has been n most wonderful
Que. No person new living has ever expe-
rieuecd the like, At this season OF the year and
i. is very much to he doubted ii any dead
perSon ever saw the like. Certain i, is that
no person now living wishes 10 see the like
again. The wonderful weather. and the eN-
traorcnary seas OF mud which existed all
over the flat country, and IN all sioushs and
holiowS and everyw here else, and which
made lite burden to an enierpri>ing. ener-
yetic business man. put a virtual stop 10 the
produce trade. since merchandise could not
I've shipped in in most cases, and even when
in arrived in such poor order that no buyers
could ba found. The embargo on traffic was
equally emphatic on consumers. People
wanted sesssouahlc produce OF all kinds, but
could do nothing with it except 10 have It
~e,lt to the remotest railroad station and there
lie until the roads TO the interior iro.e up or
dried up Lumbermen have been the worst
sufferers. rs their men were already IN the
woods, their camps established, and lodging
slrcady commenced to the previous snow
Since the late thaw fully set IN and uncovered
the swxmr~, men in the GODS have lain idle,
and At very heavy expense 70 their employ
ers. One prominent Saltwater lumherman
isaac Staples estimates his expense tor men
aud teams lying idle in the woods .; 81 900
per iav A; the present writing there - no
immediate prospect oil = complete frsexe-up
40 that loaded teams can cross slough OF .
swamp, alt houg the air is cooler than tor some
weeks rass No active business can he antic-
ipAsed until after winter has fairly set In.
rLOuR-The regular Eastern order demand
iw frs1 els9 Aour has continued about -
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Free To Eysry Reader OF this PAPER.

In order to introduce the Diamond Spring
Whea. in this section, will send = small
package of sample grains, with SPECIAL terms
TO agents, and my Seed Catalogue for 1878,
free OF charge to every read-- OF this paper on
rrceips IT thrc~ cent stamp - Iay poSsage-
The Diamond WheA. il the lar st in the
world Il grows and natures in auy climate
in the United Sestes- The grains average
nearly one half inch in length One grain
produces from IS to Is stalks, with heads
averaging from to inches, and each head
containing - grains
Addrss, ". 8. Upton, SgxnsnAx.
Cleveland. Tennessee
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It will he recoliectcd that about year
ago. a widow nd.ned Oliver brought suit
against Hon. Simon Cameron for breach
Of marriage promise. Nothing has been
Publicly known concerning this suit until
to day. 1t now appears by statement IN
the Evening Star THAT it was abandoned in
January or February, last, the widow hav-
ing waived further proceeding in consid-
Grafton of the sum OF 81 600.
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Chicago Produce Market.

FlOUR-Dull western extra, 81 7oa5'5;
Minnesot extras, $5o0te6;50. patent, So 80 &
900: superiine, s. So t4.00; winter extras
IS. 25G7 25.
GRAlN-W Wheat, active and firm, No.
Chicago 81. l0A6el IL No. . Chicago, 81 90 !.
cash: Al .Oo7. seller January; $l,l0a seller
February; No Chicago 81 .02; rejected Sc
RECElpTS-Flc,u,Ii 900 harrels;w heat, 81,
900 bushels
SHlpMENTS-Flour $4,000 barrels, wheat
sb Kn lushels
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40 CENTS.
To Gran6ers and Farmers OF minnesota.

TO Changers and FARMERS Of 9uU1DeS0tn
weeks paper called your attention blank adve
o 49c look of TEAS
In Of great reduction OF article Of
sumption hard times have reduced the price OF TEAS
s;t the times an you give trial. and be convinced Of
Perhaps have been paying soc 9oc and $500 tor
W. offer choice Teas following extremely low prices and
good value for the mon o fair Japan Tea at SIC
mis- Tea cannot the 49c Tea the cheap
the market keep full line Of other kind OF Teas
sd for order Of five pounds and divide with your
neghbors we will put up b packages desired Sent to
address O. cultivate Grange trade and we feel
satisfied that our goods will give satisfaction.
~ ~ = Yours Respectfully,
CARD & SON.
| 49, West Third Street st. Paul. Mimi
n r We nav return charges money packages
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A Cup Of Tea

All who know the nice distinction between
English Breakfast, oosonG. Imperial. old
Hyson. Young Hvsoa. Gun powder and ia
rnneSe Tea. would do we'll ~ remember that
the Great Atlantic < Pacific Tea 10. 81 u
East Third street, ST. Paai. are selling goods
OF the best quality, :. prices tina: cannot BE-
beaten. Beautiful Chrosnos and Chrome
Notices given away.
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New York Weekly Herald.

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The circulation of this popular newspaper
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :

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Special Arrangements made with country
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sample copies sent fire.. Ad lrsss
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Two Splendid Premium Wall Maps.
The Pioneer Press Premium Map OF the
Northwest,

W hich proved so a>csp:ible to our subscribers
last wear. has been corrected apso October LIST,
1877. and includes all the railroads construct
ed this wear in the region described. To
meet the wants OF those v no were supplied
with this map last year, the puhsis hers have
procured q new map covering 8 much larger
territory, aad entitled.
The Pioneer Press Household Map OF the
Western States.
This valuable map covers the territory be-
tween Lake Michigan and the l0ish degree OF
longitude. including the famous Black Hills,
while it extends from the Minnesota bound
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including large portion at Nebraska. Kansas
and all OF the States OF Missouri. Illinois,
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ton. it will contain . map OF Manitoba
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MARKET REPORTS
Milwaukee Produce Market.
MILWAUKEE Dec. 81

NIILW AUkEK DEC. OF
FLOUR-Ouet and unchanged
GRAIN-W heat opened firm and &C higher
closed firm; No hard, Sll4A; No. l, 81 IA
No. ., s,l0S; seller january, 81. 10 .; seller
February, sl.ios, No. 81 03h
RECElPTS-Flour,6 ,o3i barrels wheat,
&c, 100 bushels.
SHIPMENTS-Flour,l IL ,26i barrcls;w heat
81 $50 bushels.
FLTCTU ATIONS OF THE WEEK.
r-L. fnllou;p, ORC he fluctuations OF W heat
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Notice..

The connection of A. II. Taisey with HE
AArIMoNopoL1sT has ceased. All bills must
be paid to the Publisher or upon his written
order
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St. Paul Markets.
ST. PAUL, Januar, |, 1875

During the reign OF mud which has pre-
vailed for 70 many days, jobbers have gen !.
orally kept themselves busy in taking accoune
OF stock and fixing upthings generally. Trade
has no, been pressing during the week undsr.
review, nor is it expected to he very active Tor
some days t,as interior dealers are tolerahlv
we'll supplied, since they have sot oesti alsls>
AS vet to work Off their stocks iaid'in before
the reign of mud bcaAi. observation-disclosures
have been light, hutNill improve as the roads
improyN
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Since IT. foundation . has pAid " -
for l0a1s
send to c. A. Eaton, Secretary, g. Paul
Fire and Marine Association st. Paul, for
n1es and teSMS.
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CURES DEEsEsUM
TFflAT, LUNGS liver & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine n which the af7sErt-
Ell are aisove directed for relief the ds@rnrcrsf
believes he has rnmbinesl in hrvT1onD rscTe ri
Natures sovereign curative properties. wtsfrsi
God ha- ins.iTless into TIE vegetable kingdom
fav healing the sirk than were ever before rnr-
nesi in ono medicine. TIE evidence Of thI- TACT
IL found In the great variety IT nsr-g Obstinate
diseases VI hirh IL has tscer found 10 cnnrucr- In
tire care nf JBronehitis, severe Coughs
anil tire carly ssa-.- ~ Conan m pttOn. 1t has
a~snas-nesi the medical faculty. anil eminent
lAssv-3~sans pronounce ii tire greatest sncsiical
sG-s-n-cr- NJ tho h-c- While il cares tie sever
Ct Coughs. IL strengthens tho system art puri.
flies the blood. ~ is great and tsorufz1
tsas-r%isurffvIng properties ii cures all HU.
mors> fTnFn Ire worst NcrOfuta to a common
Bioteh. Pimple. or Eruption. MercHrfas
disease. Mineral Ful-pn-- ami tier effects arc
erafsiratef. and vigorous health ansl n snsIfrl
constitution established EH1stpe10as salt.
rhcuMs. Fever AOrca. Nc01y or ROug b
SIX In, ~ scrt- MI The numerous diseases r~k-s
hv had bsassi. rs7sf1 ufrfsf bv this powerful,
purifying. arsss igvs-nrasiag medicine
II ran feel dusl. drow-r. deh:If;afel. hare sal
face or t<sIr- frequent headache nr dizziness.
taf faz.e 10 mouth Internal heat or chill. alter
Hasrd with h6. cuisines, low Spirits, ART gloomy
fnressrtsE-s. irregular appetite. assi tTs<Isc
rsxtef ron are suffering firm TOvpf0 Liver
r. :. 8IsiOus.sess.S In manv cases oil
= Liver GO@PIalness rai- rare Of these
symptoms are experienced s. remedy fcf
All Sssrh cases. ipr r1er-c-S Gnsicn Ney5czi Dis
ervcr- ha- rsr slftss- a Il effects perfect Cnrcs
leaving TIC liver strengthened and healthy.
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VAN BRUNT & DAVIS.

HORIZON, Wisconsin
for an illustrated catalogue. Any
questions asked will be readily an
swered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs@H.
COMPANi'S
JAMES-RJVER LINE,
For
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
T. &. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL,
leaves Richmond for ahove-named nlaces every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-30
Fafrbansxs, Scales.

] Among the hundreds OF American eA.
hibhors at the international Exnibition at
pa,Ss the Fairbanks firm is notlceaoie 1or
ttyc number and variety OF the honors won
NV it's incompatible scales and other specl-
er;ens of manufacture. The firm has re-
.ceiyed seven medaIs-tbe greatest number
ever bestowed on single exhibitor at one
worlds Fair. Two gold, two silver, ana
one bronze medal were awarded Tor tue
scales, and gold and q bronze medal 1or
the improved typewriter and osclllating
pump. 1t is safe to say that wherever TINS
firm enters specimens OF ITS manufacture
It is sure to secure the highest commenda-
tons.
The business Of the repres entative house
in this city is steadily on the increase, and
numbers OF large scales have been sold IN
the last three months. It may be mentioned
that the new elevator now being built at
Canton will be furnished throughout vita
the Standard Scales OF the world. Messrs.
Fairbanks Is Co. have just filled an order
from Washington for two OF their cete-
brated Wagon Scaes-one for the use OF the
Treasury Department and one for the use
Of the Washington Observation-Disclosures
Ne,cS, NoUesn6er-s1.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, of the New York Central
railroad, is now equlpping his new elevator
in New York with twenty 500-bushea Hop
per Scales. Fairbanks is the standard ON
his roads.
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= T,srrox sA.lL,lEs...Fusurc Days.
nv WelIinston aoddIn, Aactlonerr.

rRUsTEEs, SALE OF A LARGE
IL AMOUNT oF VERY VALUABLE BU HID
INGs. ON LEASED :!. LhND; hN9MS6n ~ Ar TIE az
TT TIE hGGsIsshsIRsRsA 19Sss AKT fEAM
EENSSF TE N TLhE hshss Bs
OF deed of tru t from Messrs Archer G9onwln
Co., to the undersigned, Wellington Goddin anu
i isT3 d y Recorded in Richlnond Cbancery
and OF another deed of trust, executed by the said
parties to the undersigned: K. E. Blankenshp trns-
Tee tee oea nv recogded in said Richmond
Court. we, the said trustees. will expose 10 SAFE
public auction, on the premises on EDNGs y,
O'clock A. NJ. ali Of The PROPERTY OF every kin Ina
embraced In both of said deeds, consisting OF ING
bg larre sSount of VALUABLE MAChlNEP. r
TOOLS, FIXTURES; &G.5yiz; rvc
En- aaa E5SG n y
S:SRii ! S. MACHINES WIFI,
5 eA tsFa' B q II CUTTERS
MER RIMAN BOLT-CUTTER,
SELLERS BOLT-CuTrER.,
l SCHWEITZ BOLT-CUTTER.
3 BOLT-PoINTERs and SHEARS,
s kSkGE G%SS S T%sFFEEEERsss,
STB BEARISG M Ma TAEEESeNAo'llSE'
| l LARGE ENGINE-LATHE,
| l Is ESGINE-LATHE aud CHUCK,
IL SKIS ENGISE-LATHE,
! l UPRIGHT DRILL-PRESS,
| P0ST-DRILL PRESS, ~
| l FIVE FOOT PLANER. with CHUCK, ANGLE
| PLATE. and CENTRE;
| 2 TUMBLING-MILLS,
| DIES. DIE-HEADS.
| PUNCHES. SOCKETS.
| and other TOOLS used in the manufacture o
NUMEROUS PATTERN Ms for the above machinery
| ana also sundry PATENTS owned by The lat
! firm
together with grea, variety of other articles appcr
tanning 10 the business heretofore conducted ny IN
| late firm OF Archer. Goodwin &c Co; u cataloGE
| of which will be exhibited at the sale, and in tn
mean time can be procured from the auciioncer o.
| either of the trustees.
TERMS OF SALE-Viz.: All sums under 800
| cash: over that sum, up TO $500, Two months
| credit; over $500. four months credt-lle credit
payments TO bear six per cent. interest, aud TO BY
| secured by approved city endorsed negotiable pa
per. W: GoDDiS.
| JOHN C.. SISTOE.
! Trustees in first lccd
| Il. +. BLANKENSHIP.
| no 21-eOdds Trustee in second deed
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The war has begun in good earnest. fhe
correspondents accompanying the English
column that is moving into Afghanistan are
already writing back about grapes that are
larger than walnuts. That is the correspon-
dents tactics. He hegins to lie aboutthe
things he sees, and then it is only two or
three days before he IS ready to lie about a
battle that lasted all day, and resulting in
the slaughter of 2S9,674,S56 OF the enemy
and "the death OF two OF our pictets."
And he usually tries to convey the impress
sion that one OF these pickets died OF old
Hamhaeye.
Talk about plays being sensational and
imaginative, the daily occurrences Oh life
beat all the plays, with the tragedies thrown
in.-EInira Advertiser. AS young ladies
write on the margins of popular novels,
Z" Too true" could any tragedy equal the
agony Of inviting select company to din
ner on Thanksgiylng-day, and finding the
turkey done TO rags.-Nycum Advertiser.
Behind time-The blackboard of clock
caSe,-Ne,1 Yorlc NeES.
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TTIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF
MINERAL-WATER
BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.

will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY INC
goth day Of November, 1873, at IL O'Clock A. M.
at No 2 south Fifteenth street, between Main and
Cary Streets the following PROPERTY, TO satisfy
distress warrants in my hands in FAVOR OF John
Perry cs. I. j. Reilly:
. LARGE COPPER SoDA-FOUNTAlNS,
i SODA-GENERATOR and FIXTURES, com
plete:
l NEW BRICK FURNACE,,,r, ,,-,-ru,
l NEW S1XTY-GALLON COPREK hEIILEn
l yINEGA R-GENE ORATOR,
SPICE.MII.L.
1 UPRIGHT OFF1CE-DESh,
l SHOWCASE,
Part or a barrel of WORCESTER SAUCE.
Large nt7aber of WhlskeS> Wine, Ale, anV Soda
Lot of VINEGAR, STOVE and PIPE,
Lot Of SHELVING.
BRTH-TUB, COPPER MEASURES.
Lot of IRON-BOUNp EMPTY CASkS &c.
TERMS: Cash. L. Il. WHIIiSG,
No 90 Fl. G.. G.. r.
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CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 CO.,
no 26-Tu.Th. S.M&Tu5t Aucioneer
EOR RENT, &
T. THE HOT SPRINGS, I



Pursuant TO q decree of the United States District
Court for The Western District of Virginia, entered
on the 2lst Of November, 1878, In the matter of
Samuel G. Tardy. bankrupt, viii, on the 23D OF
DECEMBER, 1878, ut = NJ. OF that day, In front
OF the United States castom-house, In the city OF
Richmond, Va. offer ut public auction TO LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, Of Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes large and valuable farm,
the hoIe cottages, and other buildings at the Hot
Springs, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will lie entitled to possession january /,
1879. and the lease will expire October 81. 1879.
] will require five hundred dollars 10 be paid in
cash. and the balance Of the rent in five equal iu-
stalments-vlz., March l, 1870, May !. 1879, July
!. 1879, September !, 1879, and November /,
1879.
win in the deed of lease require the lessee and
his Surees by proper covenants TO protect the LANDS
from waste and improvIdent farming and to return
safely the furniture.
If the highest amount offered at public auction
SHALL in my opinion, be insufficient, shall refuse TO
accent the offer. and will lease the property pri-
vately and If the security offered Is not satisfac-
tory, shall reject the bid.
will give any information about the property
which have 10 parties desiring 1t who VIII address
me, at any time, ut Chatham, Pittsylvania county.
Va. or meet me In Richmond, ut the oflce OF
Messrs. Ould & Darlington. on the 9th or 23d of
December, 1878, between the hours OF II A. III.
and IL If. OF either OF those days.
w. T. SIMS.
no 26-3w Assignee Of 8. G. Tardy.
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BY Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TION OF VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT FIVE MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND-By virtue of an order Of the
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia. entered November 20. 1878,
In The matter Of Robinson l.. King. bankrupt, VIC
will sell 1T public auction, TO the highest bidder,
the premises on WEDNESDAY. December 4,
1878, NJ 2 O'Clock NJ, 4914 ACRES OF LAND on
the Williamsburg road. about five miles below Rich
moud, and adjoining the lands of y. r. Hill aud
others. with good Improvements, consisting Of COM
Portable DWELLING and all necessary QUE
BUILDINGS.
TERMS : One third cash. balance IN six and Twelve
months, with six per cent addcd-titc retained I'M
I'll the whole Of the purchase money j. paid and deed
directed by the court. :. i. WITT,
:. 7. WADDELL.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK y. HILL. AuctioEcer. no %