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JAS. THOMAS, JR'S.

JAS. THOMAS, JR'S..
SUPERiOR BRANDS Tobacco; 6Jo packases this day
- landing per Western World aud Geo. Collier, viz
Luscious Luxury, h. and 2 Id; Nectar, IL h.: Virgin
sud ST Isl per lb> Nirgid Gold Leaf i-2 H.; Dadem
Twist; Diade PLAIN ID; Gem of the Old Dominion 10.
AID for ssie by THOMAS MULLEN,
Tobacco Commission Merchant.
81. Louis, JULY I. lift
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kIrrSON's ADDITION TO ST. PAU.

ii Il SONS ADDITION TO ST. Pa IL.
FEN < desiIabe ground lying IN The central ard
q a4yf taat part the basin Of ~. Paul. where
mus inevitably be the principal business of tie
tuNt. aoriIg also choice an. delightful Lots
tie upon the bench, for dwelling houses; Is sur
eyed Lots and offered Tor SALE with titles I'M
disputed ii Inds put2c. al reasonajiy low prices ana
nfp ae i terms Of credit. for of the purchase
money. ai! Lamher for binding Lots sold in the adj
lc. t be furnished the rotary mill on easy
l-r.ta. CHARLES II. OAKES,
AeeA; for Propr.e:Grs.
Pau July 81. ISL Is
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III. G. SANFORD.

ii. &. SANFORD.
q aud invites their attention his store, neNI
door easi OF the Fost-Olce on Thr-sreet, where the,
can ind him at business hours ready to sell them
DRH-asUODS,
of every description. including DRoADCLorHs, I'll
NETs, JrtNS. CNssINkRE>. TwEEDs, Drills, VII
WITS, NEsrINGs s!!iRTINC and SHEEriNG. NUS
LINS aHd Lawns, !lpKFs and CP WATTS,
GLOVES. Hosiery BRowN and WHITE
IiNE.s, LscTs RirBoNs, LoNG and
sot ARE sHAwLs. BONNET TRIMMINGS. ALPAcAs, TnIuEl
CLorns. GiNGHANs, DElANEs, SILks, NOODLES
YARN. PRINTS. IL great variety Thread, Edgng
Winter stuli>, Tor men ard BOYS Under
SHIRTS. Knit ard Flame! Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mittens, &c.
HIS stock OF goods is very large, embracing all tie
nch styles OF The season, and every variety OF staple
Goods Every person can here End just what he is,
and Al prices which must suit the rigid
and ne rest assured hat every article viii
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
Of description made mp expressly for this market
and This season. ,anty on hand cheap for ready
pay, and 40 sale without lie i.as complete assort
iicnt ot
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part Of Old yson. Young Tyson and Black
Teas, iagua, Java and Rio Coiiees, n. o, Crushed
loaf and rnlvcrzcd Sugars. Spices, Pepper. Gloves
Nutmess, Cassia Rice Rasins saieratus starch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil, Fish etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful END approved STILES for Ladies and
Misses Gents Congress Boots, Calf dc, of ihc lates
patterns; Boys boots ana shoes etc
HATS AND CARS, N great variety.
HARDNA ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut SAWS, all slEes OK. log, and
Trace Chains; Ilaers, 10 Chains; ANes aid axe
heve tles sicles and snahes, shovels spades and
hoes wrought and nails, locks, atches anu bolts
tlery, etc.
100 900 Cigars, of every variety.
FORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, m large
quantities.
Mr. s:andiors stock large and he will receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his assortment
complete. lie determined TO sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they be purchased else where. Give
n call. iNDycrnDCr. =
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.


TIME subscriber, agent for Messrs. 8. w. Farnham
Il Co. Of 81. Anthony, will open yard as it
he stocked in the and west Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep a complete assortment or white
pine lumber. From the central location of the yard
lumber be delivered in all parts of the town
eniently than from any any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited By keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ty OF logs by the themselves the SUBJ
scriber hopes TO receive a share of patronage.
ju 8. 1852. WV. X. MARSHALL, Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
A agreebe and useful compound for diseases Of the
IN chest and lungs-GeneralA Agents, Barnard, Bro. 4
Co., ST. Louis Mo- For sale by the Druggists OF Gale
ST. Paul, by J. w. Bsbcock, iiitchcoS Il Kellogg,
and VIM. Constansi az ~. Anthony, by J. Z. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VUNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, CON menced issuing Poll
in March last. The number issued up July LIST
was--l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, Sl,lls,30?,c0.
- " Premiums received, 32,0l5.16.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
plan, and the Formers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ercised In taking sAs, and extra hazardous property is
refused
~ Th9 undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
psuI A,,c
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ST. PAIL FERRY.

ST. PAUL FERRY.
TIME subscribers have now ready horse boat
u and all things in complete order for crossing the
river at st. Paul, Lower Landing with all passengers
and teams. We shall be attendance the Ferry
the usual hours OF business and possible
the attendance Of good Ferryman. The
rates of erraee lower here than other ferry
from st. Louis TO ST. Paul.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE,
ISAAC n. GOODHUE,
E22. Proprietors.
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=
-. rau, Aug. ;, 1872. 1885,.
w. IL. STiLLNIAN 81 CO.,

' "a tIOee
30 2, Roberts Street have hand,
- bbls. Go,iton ppes.
- DO Dry 10
) do Buchwheat Flour,
% DO Onions,
1000 Heads prim, winter Cabbage,
boxes Lemons,
ANIL cry thin. found tsc Grocer, line, which will
te cash low any house in Saint Paul Gail
and see. ". II. STiiiMAN x co.
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FANCY GOODS,

EIAPllR mache work boxes and ink stands; pearl an
a PAPER macho card cases; China and papier mach
card baskets fancy inks pin cushions. ebony lights gei
t,enens dressing cases. e,c. Fer sale BY
iu2l lie DUO & RCURER
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

= lersgnei, having been for many years engag-
, /teaching, and now beng located in 81, Pad
g. t.s urpose. has determined TO open 4 permanent
l.-.i- -al OF learning in TEMPERANCE HALL on Mon
.a tte = b Of August. His School will be oonduc ed
-.- upon the Classic trion system, adopted,
iYersaiIy approved IN most of the Eastern and
ile ites. The exercises for The present quarter
.r4i follows:
Morning.
-si t.airg hall hour two classes.
- q. amman one hour--Vhole school
20. r ess fifteen minutes.
ABB 'sraphy outline maps hCGr, whole SCI! col
ytf. = lin, hall hnur-two classes.
Afternoon.
i-- 3 hntiic one hoIf-two clssses.
-. - ling hall hour-Nhole school.
81 r. ding half hour-two classes.
ia Mental AIthmetc--fiteen minutes.
,ta = %, ling half hour-two classes.
fofs expected To be prompt in their attendance,
ard i repaired for all The studies pursued by them,
walca "a u be Determined by parents.
GEORGE Ii. SPENCER
y y Female Assistant viii take charge OF class
20 snai. caiidren.
- Opposition, Defamation and a lecture b. the
r.1t 81, ~ some other gentleman some OF the Nat
rf IS, adapted 10 the capacity OF the young will
te g.e very FRIDAY at 3 %. ock j. NJ 10 which the
pGeic ef. respectfully invited. e. Ii. 5.
ST. PAUL Jul; co, ls5a
Jt05 sir 1t affords pleasure 10 learn that
te ale Establishing school. upon ae system OF regn-
ar cl''ra"caton OF pupils The plan which yon have
5r' 20 me- is which appears DC well adap ted
lDi ia I'rty OF the scholars IN This place.
Hon ,hat you ma! be properly rewarded fer Your
'atCrs, U1leve 10 be
Very respectfully.
l.. D. NELL.
-. Paul, Aug. ), 1852. 1885.
vgyIF sib,csbers wish TO inform the citizens of Min
nesnta, that they have located themselves perman
eA'F 81 Minnesota, and prepared to buy, improve,
ana go arms and town property, also 10 take contracts
ID bUi iag and making other Improvements. They
bow h a valuable farm Tor rale (abcut midway be
tscen 81. PAM and Point pongiass) containing $40
acrs OF which acres well timbcred the balance
mooth prairie Of the best quality about 20 under
improve nent, one frame house and good spring OF
II For further particulars enquire of
w. e. LeDUC, ST. PaHl,
Or 20 ire subscribers the premises
j. {. & w. W. ELLISON.
Ap!iI 8, 1852. Stiff
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A LARGE assortment ci Clocks Of The best manufac-
N for salc lower than be- found Ia This Terri
tor, elsewhere, Al iOl ROBIN son Jewelry Bazaar.
HERACELET and Cuff Fins oi every desirable style
kO and At Tie lowest prices
ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
Q1NOR TIE LADISS-A beautiful assortment Of Fans
h for sale Cheap Tor cash at
ROBIN SON'S Jewelrv Bazaar.
GNOLD PENS. . large assortment Of the best manu-
~ iacturc, for the lowest possible prices
ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings finger rings, gold lock
cts card cases, port monnaics. etc. etc. At
iu2}-i0 ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNE,RS UiP.
V6NiE partnership heretofore sting uader Ike name
l. and style of Elicit Brothers is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Lewis {. Eclt Withdrawing.
l.. e. ELFEIT.
ADRIAN =. ELFELT,
CHAS. Il. ELFELT.
The business Will hereafter be conducted By Abran S.
& Chas. d. Elfcit, I'm der The name of Eifc Brother
All persons having claims against Elicit y Brothers
viii please present them. ard those Indebted expect
I'd to make immediate payment Eclt Brother, who
VIII attend TO the settlements OF the late iirm.
ADRIAN y. ELFElT.
CHARLES ID. Ell FELT.
ST. Paul, july p. 1852 i4-tf
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OFFICE FURNITURE,

NEWSPAPER Files, calendars, post Office boxes, pat
ont air tight and pump nk stands; round, parable
and nat rulers, bronZe plain ard fancy paper clasps
iyon and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios. des
KNIVES, &C. Fox SAFE by LIZ DUG d ROHRER.
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TIE undersigned having been appointed by the Pro-
L. bate Court OF Wasliington Count, as Commission
ers receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
naGGs against the estate of James Hickman, late Of
saltwater III said county, deccases hereby give notice
that they will attend to the bG-ucss Of th,ir APPOINT
the Office of the Register Of Deeds in saltwater
aforesaid the last MOGday of tie months OF August
aud September next. Ali persons having cins against
said estate are requested TO prcscp the at the time
and place above mentioned, properly authenticated
]. -. IUDDEN,
THEO. E. PARKER.
Saltwater. JuiS q l35? Printers fee So 25 bit
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: l4NE assortment oi sni-ni' -: nets, some
" ia four openings loc>e Pins and Watch Rings,
rs ,her with witho Al liAencs>es, At
r-i-F WHITNEY, q ALIFRY.
VI AZ eif.CENF DagncrrcuN 80 views az ~. Antho
We Tas, Little Falls and Fort smelling, for sale at
.ir5 WllITNEN'S GALLERY.
4 ANp WARRANTS, tor sale By
Il aei j. +. WHITNEY.
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Is g.saN r,N-S GAIi.ERH OF DAG Il Il. Il /.


NV disorder having recently made great improve
st. In the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
has. -,curct the latest Improved apparatus which,
60 ;it MS before very superior stock, makes the
$3.50 4 his Gallery equal, If not superior any
.. r N - red t. execute laguerreotyp pc
i,... ,r- j. siNle ur> rrPassed hy any operator.
t. accltsln. and persons ia health should de-
.,- r- ,Dment IN procuring Of these me
.uas lie. w.iici, under the iryng circ lmsta. ces
g, u4ei separation Of friends, no price can purchase
taken in siN weather, and neatly set in lock-
., ,.H, rings bracelets cane> 4 large variety OF
,H b. f-e kept constantly on hand, and patterns
r.r.taniy received. Al are respect ul> invited
3D. 90 lui examine specimens.
lll Agg. 5. ls52 l5-tf
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10 John H. Brewster, defendant:
q -DT hereby summoned TO answer the complaint
Of ames F. Comstock s. Co, which complaint Is
n ne Office Of the Clerk of the aforesaid District
Court r ihe aforesaid County, and copy of
PEP ans Ser the Undersigned, my Office in Still
~ .r- 90 = ! county Of Washington, within twenty
ys c- : rvice hereof upon yon exclusive of the day
M s-.r.. or If fail To their complaint,
ss.4 t.,-rl1inarts VIII fake Judgment against you for
a, . hundrei and hity -four dollars and sixty
cents alih interest thereon from the 2Gth day Of DC
toia. ~ l9JJ, besides costs of suit.
TuEO. r. PARKER, PITS: ATTY.
NJ e. VI. T. inne u. 1872. l2-.t
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BlLLS or ExCHANGE-

M DRAFTS on All parts OF the United States, .
u a TIE Office of the Minnesota Ontfi, BY
Nav : 1851. CHAS W. BORUP. 2-Iy
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RAN & SIfOR >.

TUST received 5000 bushels ofhran and shorts for
20 j by CATHCARr Z TYSON.
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real. ESTATE.
TWO TRIPS WEEK,

AWE =. 3 NOMINEE. Loiwek. master will leave
3 ipr Gaena every Wednesday morning O'Clock
4. 81. aad ever, saturday evening at 10 o'coC i. NJ
OF pas age apply on board or to
irss CHAS. +. TRACY.
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DISTRICT COURT,

F,RsT JUDICIAL DIsTRICr, WAsHiNGroN Co.'S.
lanes 2. Comstock & Co. }
against
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HNHRONOMOTER, DUPLEX, horizontal and vertical
- Watches carefully repaired anG WARRANTED. The
subscriber al give his Personal the nice
and important branch OF watch repairing, and the
and intricate departments of the Jewelcy bu-
siEcss, ara hopes by attention the and
wishes OF his customers, TO merit their appreciation and
patronage. A ID. ROBINSON,
MATCHMAKER and JeweIer.
II. Paul. April p, 1852 Eff
lust received, large assortment of Clocks, cheap
- for cash, Il ROBINSON;S Jtweirv Store.
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FOR SALE.

A lot OF sash Machinery for sale cheap. Inquire o
"a Of Williams Tiil.ord at their sash factory, Gale
ii nJis j,I5. iS-5w
az oNEf TO loan in sums suit borrowers-Cail al
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Fv;RE rROOF rAlNr-In .iorc ard for sac BY
Il jr2a- 10. rs. NEWELL.
eNOSrON NaIIS-AlI sizes for sale by
ye !. :. NEWELL
(tOoK sT'OvES-Comple'e from 81 10 ssa. or sale
10y rs. NEWELL.
HyTFST Manhattan corn shelters, in store and for sale
w bv J. 5. NEWELL.
q FAD fIPE--Al sizes 10 close out by
- r $. NEWELL.
CtrOgE ard ievee trucks for sale by
- +. z. NEWELL.
40 boxes Of glass for sale BY NEWELL
HpUiLpING HAKDWARC-AI kinds Cor ssle by
ND F.. NEWELL
Y,NsRMING CTENSILS-piows, cradles. rafcs, hoce,
3 shoyols, spades, etc. fol- eIc by i. S. NEWELL.
fFNS WARE, from. baby cups up to London eesr pat,
4 manufactured by r. 3 NEWELL.
EtCAiEsr iat.orn ara tee scales, .pring balances,
- etc. manufactured oy =. Z. NEWELL.
A UEEN CT the Forest an elevated oven cook stove,
IL Leroy pattern, lust srIiyed aud sale by
+. S. NEWELL.
YNrass kettiea chu,as axes cnopes tools in ster
HI and for safe BY +. ). NEWtLl.
CASH FOR HIDES.
I'VE hissst plarket price VIII be raid IN Cash ef
! l. Green and Dry Hy des, also Dee-,kins ~
I, ~ fvf u A. COLLINS a. co.
| ~. u. We have removed on Leather Stere IA
Harness Shon Ia tia b'dldias ofrfs!'r HHS ana
l y "acS ;. Nt2'e- - 20 = F4. - ~
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kENT & FULLER; Wholesale and Retail
~ dealers in Italian AMI American Marble soda slabs,
table tops, monuments tonIbs, &C., az every variety a
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~ North Main ST., tup sa.rs). Garden, farm and low
er seeds Garden too. Agricultural implements, fruit
trees Of all kinds shrbtefy, house plants, Dutch
hui hoIrsf t1rlnrr l.nf Is.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AYAGooT OF FRENCH STICKS, ON PARIS n 1871.
ny SIR FRANCIS HAD. iamo pp '9'' Geo r. FH'-
Ham.
Sir Francis Head belongs 10 the class OF
men who never grow old We do not allude to
his physique, which. we dare say, may be the
worse for wear but his spirit maintains the
same youthful ylvacity, which etleresced ana
sparkled so exuberantly ia the " Bubbles from
the Brunnen," long time ago lie has since
found vent for his liveineSs IN sundy contriou-
tions TO the London Quarterly Review, describing
the English stsge-coaches railroads and other
public institutions. with the risky gaye,y OF
schoolboy. No man has a greater sympathy with
the whole tribe OF domestic animals, from the
pig to the pointer. He diScourses of then
characters and habits as Il he Were one
OF them Indeed, if there IS any truth m
the doctrine OF tsanSmigsatlon, he must have
belonged to this race IN some former period OF eX.
istence. On these Subjects he always writes
well. Ii is luxury TO listen 10 him. But he
ought never TO leave the stable and kennel In
the sphere of thought he Is a prod.gious dat.
With his Tory prejudices, nothing can be lame.
than his attempts at political speculation. in
this volume, his endeavor - whlteNash the in-
famous Louis Napoleon shows the most tFansps.
rent weakness Woten Sir Francis Head tha;
when he sets out 10 reason and mOrshze he b.
comes an mtoersbe prosey; but letting alone
these aboriive flights OF wisdom, We find his com.
partnership delightful, as yo,ub!e, 9ulck.sish,.
ed, goodna,ure storyi,ller, relating what he
has picked Up IN ali strange. Cur Sf-,he-way
places, and amosS every description OF alyen.
turers, from vulSa, lositlS 10 fashionable yaga.
bonds
This volume WAS occasioncd by VISIT 70
Pans after forty years absence. Abs,ainmg from
NJ, other society than that which he enjoyed "a
The public streets, SIT Francis peers into every
mock and corner Of the French metropolis, amu-
sing himself with collecting literary sticks,
which,hough thin, short, DRY, Sap.ess, crooked,
headl,ss and pointess." De thinks may enliyen
the iresidC Tor lew moments an the CODES, Of
weather
We will take few sticks from the aggo',
commencing with one OF ST. Francis iam.liag
themes
VISIT TO 4 HeHSE >rNBLE.
On plesenbrg TO him my authority. bis coua,--
nance assumed grave, ana thought rather seli-
Gus aspect, as no ever his eyes glanced along line
amer ire II rapidly relaxed, until, looking al me
with pleaSiI smile, he ioll me- via gfeA' poise-
ness, mat ne should nOV be most Happy 10 give ne
ali the inform aliOn IA his power, ana waving ms
hand IN signal 20 PC 20 advance, he was preparing
to follow me 10 the range OF stables before hn, shen
led HIM ~ be Kind enough 70 explain 10 me tne
STessth OF his establishment lie told me nal me
mp-ny 10 which he belonged had, IN SIX establish
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Saturday, Jan. %.
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A Popular Account OF Ilscoseresss Nineyeh By A. X
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New Themes for the fro'esieBs Cisfgy limo. ~ 81,
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Tmpletons Fng neer, lIrIwnsht and Msshan'rs PocS
Companion. Emo Pp 23l EdEecoy Jsli"s :" Ads~
petrlIacr'6ns ard then Teachings b. A. Mant.l no
pp 100 london Sold by Bang Brother h Go.
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Vassri's Lives Of the Painters 12no. The SAae
History and Description Il Modern Wines BY Cyrussss'
djus l2mO pp tie The ssue.
PERIODICALS ANT SERIALS.
Tho photographic Art J0smsl Jan. W. n. Smiih
NV Erisnd wr ssles Laughter moving Panorama b.
The Merchants, and Bankers Almanac for 1881, s,rs~
The American Law Journal. Nov. Phlad.lpha A. To-
Hosss Thompson's nlymipr.d Bible. No. Is Is sA
by Revt.p~su, No. s3l Broadway.
Life Of Chra By Rev John Fleetwood Nos. 70, 10 ne
Western Horticultural Rs,isw. Jan Ciae,nA.h.
Buchsnans Journal Of Mss, Jan Cincinnati
F:w;ys,f Ar. A,s'se,sei, r as Charle, 3. Moron.
~ Iatsrstios. issssssae rsh stf.pas
cSsmSs,. adiabwsh Journal Dee. solaS ss.
Bl.eswoods u linburgh Magazine Jaa L. Scott 4 q,
The Nineteenth Century. Fss. q Oasuaey Barr Co
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The Literary Career or Louis Napoleon.

The notorious Usurper, as is generally
known, has figured somewhat largely AZ a,
author. He is a man OF books, as well as acts
We will notice some of his exploits in the field Of
letters, before mounting his high political morse,
at the head Of the army. His first publication
was entitled "Politcal Reveries" Il appeared
IN 1882. At tina, time, Constitution-mahing was
all the rage, and Louis Napoleon could not resist
the fancy Of trying his hand. His programmes
consisted of Universal Suffrage, Two Chsmhsrs'
an Emperor as Head Of the Executive, and ne
redi,ary Transm ssion sanctioned by the peope.
- Such a Government" he Maintained, "wouia
be strong without despotism, free without ahii'
cby, ard independent without conquest" In"
work VS. afieiward regarded by the an'n''
himself is an exaggerated, youthful etfuslon.
His next production, en.Iued q Political ann
Military Considerations on Switzerland" APP
peared in 1873. The Swiss Government gave
him the freedom Of a citizen in token OF &C.
know ledgWent
In the year 1884, louis Napoleon was appoln'ei
Captain OF Artillery, with the exercises Of whFh
he had always been quite ianihar The 90"
year, he published " Manual OF Artillery de-
scribing the details Of the science in all "
branches.
"Napoleon,c Ideas" was published IA ls"'
subsequent to the affair Of Strasbufs' ms voyap
to America, bis return to Europe 'he depa's'
relating 10 him-betwcen switzerland and France
and his residence ~ England This gave
greater publicity 20 that work than to either
the preceding The Ideas COMPOSE KIND
disqusition on Imperial Government, main
tanning lis compatibility with freedom and pesce'
" Historical Fragments" was the first work
written during bis Imprisonment. This sppesIea
in 1871. It's SUBJECTS comparison beIseenine
French Revolution q 1890 and the Ensh'0
Revolution Of 1855
In 1912, he published " Analysis OF the s'sa' +.
Question" copy OF which was seal 10 co."
member Of both Chambers.
The same year was published THE bA''@
tion OF Pauperisn," In which he MAINTAINS w.
policy Of establishing agricultural colonies ~ -
regions yet uncultlyated. In reply to al ao',s
Of thanks from an old workiDg-man, bouH :.
poleon says AN expression Of sympathy 0ns
part Of the people Is thousand times "'O'. .,,s
liable to ne than all the official hatteries ".~
are lavished on those in power by the pa'u ,ss
/ ot.very Government. shall always LABOR n Ib
interest If The masses If the people, ~ al
! Though the source OF all nights ana as
w,altf, is withou. political tights as We"
! without a secure position .l,.,,r was
g.. The Past and the Fu'uTe Of Anluel n,sset Of
! %, L.ished in 1873 This treats OF the ;rsea
| sulliery Oh nl!laly operations since 'u9 istails
/ non 81 guupowdes, AID on the techh'0''
/ oi the science. ,,.,,,5a Of he
Eeslces these there ! a muitI.uep oiities.
" b. eitNe Productions, letters yn GermsH,
History, &C Transitions from VIC r,;c,es ID
f.r,cislly rom schiller, and various ai. -, bis,
| .,r.odicsls. II hardly time, we iesI,
! .oiecome a fugitive production hi'l's"