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S T. P A UL .s,a5 Il.
IRON STORE!!
NICOLS. & BERKEY,.

90 Il - l.
NV HOLElSALE Dealers in Iron, Nails Steel,
.H Plows, Axes, Springs, Axles, Anvils.
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, and Heavy Hardware rene,
rally also, Agents for Herripgs and Heit.'s Fire
Prool Sales, Wabasbaw Street, are now receiving
their large stock. consisting in part of sf -
250 tons of Assorted Iron, rs tons Plow Steel,
1000 kegs Of Assorted Nails, 6 tons Spring Steel,
s to \ Cast Steel, 100 Sets Axles 60 pairs Of Ell
ep5tc Springs, 5000 lbs harrow teeth tons ri ind
stores, 200 boxes window glass; 5000 lbs pure whis
lead and zinc, Lnseed Oil and Varnish, 100 bundles
Printing Paper, Breaking Flows, Cross and Corn
and Sledge Hammers, large Iron Kettles, Axes
Saws, Crowbars, Gable and Log Chains, Wagon
and Buggy Boxes. Screw Plates, Nuts, Washers, and
large assortment Of Vulcanized Rubber and Lea,h-
err Betting, Lace Leather and Gum Packing for En-
gines, ETC., etc. ... 49,. 5 t.g.l...
o. All which they will sell at low prices and o
liberal discount will be given to the trade. tf
St. Paul, Jnne IL, sc. 49y1
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SNYDER AND M'FARLANE,
= a. So 10 a. 6 IS So q Gs
MIN EAPOT,aTS

opposite the Suspension Bridge, Falls Q,
ST. Aathony, Mn Ter,
buy and sell Lands, negotiate loans,
wv locate Land Warrants in Minnesota, low,
'ud Wisconsin,. Inquiries respecting the countr,
~ letter or otherwise, promptly answered. q
X EREN Es:
Hon Alex Ramsey, Elk Governor,
Hon Rice, Delegate to Congress, Min.
Gov Pollock, Harrisburg.
James Steele \ Co., Philadelphia gre
Hon Frederick Watts, Carlisle aaoe
A Brady Sharp, ESQ.,,
James Irvine, Esq, MELVILLE 11@2
Hon S Rack, Somerset, XII sHgl
Hon Il Eddie, $ Pennsylvania,
II Good, Mayor, Springfield, Ohie,
Gen anthony, IS
James Carson, Esq st. LOUSY
VIM. Wilson, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
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S. s.. FORBES
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.

pHYsIcIA.NN AND SURGEON. Graduate q
= tho Medical College. Albany, N. u. offers IL
services 70 the citizens Of Sank Rapids and vicinity
N ne various branches Of his profession. q 1',-
es,erce and Office. for the present, al the store
Sank Rapids, July a., 1856. sa
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BLAKELEY AND RIJRRANK

BLAKELEY AND BURBANK. 3a.
GTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission
y Merchants. Proprietor Of the North West
ern Express Company Agents for the Galena.
Dunleith and Minnesota Packet Company, and Mer.
chants Despatch. Office, Corner Of tackson-St.
and Lower Levee, Saint Paul, Minnesota. FEE
Mark Packages, "Care Of B. and b." St.
Paul. sHs UabaI 81 ni,tf
irregular messenger will be put on the route
Sank Rapids early in the spring. sA4Hf
r. DLAKELEY, f8gsg58 aJ.C. BURBANK
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7GAnACRES for sale a few miles aboye
L OUU the mouth Of Elk River. Rich
prairie Delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
|sssippi and nearly opposite the new town laid ou
on the west side Of theriyer. The ready ma re,
for al kinds Of produce at home and the nearness
ito grist and saw mills make this desirable farm
ling land. Inquire of
TRHrTE F4p NIJg1f
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND pa.
PER HANGINGS. -

"E are now in receipt Of our Fall and Win
w ter supply. and would call the attention
of the Citizens Of Minnesota to our complete assort
ment Of Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blank and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall paper, Chr
tans. Firehoasd Screens, Bordering, and CHEAP
Badgley and Picnuett,s Gold
Pcns, Office Stationery, for sale cheap fr Cash. at
COMBS & BRO,
Franklin Book Store, near American House, 81,
Panl, NJ. T. oct. Is. p22tf
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JOSEPH TOBEY. !

| SUccEssoR TO A. L. LARpENTEuR,
|1hIWOLEsALE and Retail Dealer in
" Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Yankee No
tons, SC. No. 3, Third Street, near
Jackson, st. Paul, Minnesota. .,,t-r.
~ ~Constantly on hand a complete
stock of Goods for the Indian Trade.
St. Paul, N. r., Oct o. n65y1
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S1.ftP.dUIL -aDTER IISEyME.NTS.
an .O!Il,.lD|DRUG STORE,
& sf5-s LJNDER a .NEW FIR &

M ORION .. q PACE, having purchased the
Store situated in the & Worlds Fair building o1
Third Street, with the intention Of Transferring !
Wholesaleand Retail Drug business, lifts branch.
es, ofer TO their friends and the public full and
complete assortnet Of the best description Of goods
usually found ntheir line, Al fair prices We shall
purchase none hnt pure, unaduerated medicines and
shall guarantee all articles to be such dc represented
by us to our customers. With the assistance of an
able and experienced German and French Chemist
we trust we shall give satisfaction ii Ill our sales
Store open at all hours, day and night.
St. Paul, April, 1865. mfr
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DAVIS AND RUNCE.

EALERS in Stoves, Hardware, Tools, Aeri.
=. cultural Implements, and NIanufactn ers O,
Old Copper. siI'' i, 80 ii S'e'' p'''' -
Monticello, Minnesota 6ome
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w NJ. ]. PARSONS

Attorney and Solicitor, (oficc in Masonic Ha
bnding) Minneapolis, Minnesota. investments
made in anypart Of the County, and any bu. mess
U the Courts Of the Territory or the Supreme
Court Of the United Sta .es, promptly attended 10.
may %, IS n9vl tfs3ts "ts#
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

VEytiE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
X tween Charles M. Larue and Andrew j
Spears, was dissolved on The 26ih day Of Noyen,.
Der. 1856. All debts against the firm from the
10Th day Of March. 1856, up to the day Of disso-
luton, will be paid by me, and all those indebted
10 the trim are hereby requested to call and settle
immediately. ANDREW J. SPEARS. q
Swan River, Feb. 9Th, 1851 79i4
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MARTIN DREW,

MAKTTN DREW,
Manufactures Of all kinds and qualities Of Sad.
dies, Harness, Collars, Trunks, Vaiises, Whips
Ely Nets, ETC., etc. Also Carriage Trimming
All kinds Of repairing in his line, done in the
shortest possible time, Third Street, between
Minnesota and Roberts, St. Paul. Minnesota
Territory. .rsigts .sas H NJ, y. B
Saint Paul, NJ. r., April. /. VIZ
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FOR STEAMBOATS, AND
so LUMBERMEN.


WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic use, and Of the choices
qualities. CIGARs. Al superb lot Of the finest anc
most delicious Cigars. Pork, LARD AND Bur
| TER, always on hand. Fresh Butter daily received
Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods.
SThe --latest Spring Styles Of Goods, selected re-
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices which
Will enable US to sell at the very lowest market rates
The Laies especially, are invited 10 call and ex.
anime the stock Of FuRSIsHlNa GooDs, LACE
WINDOW CURTAINS, FRENCH EMBRo1DERIEs.
&c, which, with the assortment of Prints and
Ladies Dress Goods, will be found amongst the
laraes and most complete that has ever been offered
in this market. -
Gentlemen's Dress and Furnishing Goods.
Clothing, ,Ready-made Shirts, Hosiery, and almos,
every article necessary to a Gentlcman's Wardrobe
always on hand. '5.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. ETC.
From the celebrated makers at the East. in all
varieties. 5s;.:t1 &c.. III.
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLE.
MENTS, &c.
very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
especial reference to the of the Farmers Of the
Territory, and those who are about to open farms.
With plenty Of help to wait on customers, and
plenty Of goods Of all sorts SELL the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive operproportion of
patronage from the community.
A.. L. LARPENTEUR.
St. Paul, March l, 1866. milf
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y. E. WHITNEY,

,s.. y. E. WHITNEY, s al.s
Daguerrean Artist, Corner Of Third and Ceda
Streets, Saint Paul, NJ. 4.
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art. Also
landscape Views everything appearing as j,
nature, except the colors.
Saint Paul, April, vic
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE. Y .,s. I.
* GOOD House and lot for sale in ST. IN
"A thony City. .ss - !,
4 small House and Lot in Lower Town.
Two splendid business Lots vacant for sale.
1000 acres Of land at various prices for sale.
TR.dCYt & F.aRNH.4yN.
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z. Z. B NASH-Dealer II Stoves r., w..
Nails Glass, Mechanics Tools. etc..a,c. oy,o,
site the Mississippi Wire Suspension Bridge St.
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TRACY e. F.aRNH.AM.

1Gn ACRES for sale near st. Anthony -
LUZ The land borders on Sandy Lake-.is
well watered and tmbered. There is no richer
soil, and it commands one Of the finest views in
Minnesota. To a person desiring farm at a
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual attraction. Call at the Office of
TRACY & FARNH.AM
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lit |. Tie FALLsS Toll

'.slis q. IA 4 CHUKCHILI.a co.
nlEsAAaLllE n Tin Dry Goods, Groceries, TinWare
!. - Hard Ware. Queensware, Boots and sbo.s3
Clothing. Camp fixtures &c. Flower Bacon. Lard.
Pork. Farming Utcndils, in fact everything usualIy
Kept ~ country Store 1--WE are prepared to sell ai
y hoiesale and Retail. Lamherrnsn can ALWAYS ind
supplies On hand We pledge yourselves that our
prices shall suit every reasonable Cali go
us. 6s-sy t g. "a CHITRCHmT q 81 -
Little Falls, Benton County, Jaly 10. 1855. D. rs
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Al I. LARPENTEUR,
Third, at he corner of Jacksoon- st. 81. PAU
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il i I g.
Dry Goods Groceries, Boots, Shoes
Clothing Farming Implements, Fur
y; nsshing Goods. &c. &c
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERYBODY !,

a !. LARPENTEUR announces that. TAX
M ing advantage .ofthe experience Of past
years and with an accurate knowledge Of the wants
OF ms customers he is prepared to supply and
win satisfaction to purchasers, regards prices
and qualities Of goods, all articles in the line Of
DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTH
ING, &C., &C.
his stock has been bought on such terms as en-
wishes It unperstood that, unlike any other estab-
iIshment IN Saint Pou, he can furnish from his own
stores, COMPLETE OUrFITs FOR IMM1cRArrs-
who have come to Minnesota to locate.
Recent arrivals have broughtt to him, among other
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J. =. MouLToN-Attorney at Law, ST. Anthony
M - viii attend to professional business IL III
Inherent Courts in the Territory. oct. n23y
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Dbl nutmegs, AZ 200 sacks extra and suner
q bbl mace, " 3gtS fs75 fne Aanrf 'i''
Il Dbl ttapoca, Il b. so bbls N o clarified sups
\ bpi ago, e.. 200 sacks corn meal,
~ boxes chocolate, IL hhds N o brown suga,
nox pecan nuts, 6 do crushed and pow
~ = , baskets owe OIL dered sugar i.a
lOO boxes sardines, 10h bbls.do
- DO clans issf 10 bbls sugar hous syr,p
Il do Holsters, so ten gallon kegs do
hbls picked herring, 60 sacks rio coffee,
dOt 90 Do rs half chest tea OF al
20 do white fish, DISSERTATIONS
80 cans II s. l6lbmistard, 4 hundred boxes do A
o. o. doz I and ab do bags whole pepper
~ doz vinegarpreservers, III boxes groud do
Is doz ketchups, bags asprce. stl
20 20 doz pepper sauce, s boxes groud allspica
10 doz preserved fruits, 20 mats cassian
aoz PIE fruits, 8 boxes ground cassia,
10 boxes yeast powders, / bbl cloves.
Dbl cream tartar, boxes ground cloves.
4 kegs soda salaratus, so b'xs Riggs palm soar
l key carb soda, Is do family soap.
90 boxes SIMMER pressed do CASTLE soap,
candles,
SUI DRIES,
50packases chewing plug tobacco, all qualities
SO boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin & Murray,
80 reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
loo Mills percussion caps, G y
so sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder, aaand@I
kegs blasting powder, ~,
$50 kegs Boston nails, ever size, FIJI
20 do wrought do. is a4ff
STORES FOR STEAMROATc AND
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WM, sPRIGG HALL,

Attorney and Counsellor at Inv, and Commiss lone,
TOR Maryland III Office corner Of Third and w aba
shaw Streets, st Paul. Minnesota
CATHCARTl g CO.
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEAL Frs in Foreign
and;Domestic Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor OH
Cloths, Drtcgets, etc. No. 70, Roberts Street,
-. Pau, Minnesota Territory. HI NJ
4. H. cATHcART J.wILLsoN cATHcAR1
St. Paul. NJ. T., April. 1866. milf
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GUGAR-Brown, Crushed and Clarifed--fo,
- sale at 81 SWEEPS STORE.
i e,auk Rapids, April, ,esf If
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lTA. GILMAN, Notary Public. Office At
- -. Ca. Gilman 8 Co.'s Land Agency. Sank
seaP'0s, minnesota a fs f@2s n6l
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CHARLES 3, MAYO q co

.,@ CHARLES 3. MAYO q CO.,
Successors to F. 8. NEWELL Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery,
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Stoves and
Tin-Ware, Third Street. st. Paul, Min. Ter.
9. y. MAYO. ytfas E.BANGs, in.
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RROOMS. Baskets, Whips, &C., for sale
Sank Rapids. April, - a-. II
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LAND WARRANTS.

GPERM OIL Of the best kind for sale al
- ., SWEETS STORE.
sauk Rapids, April, Sc II
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HOW AID A S S6Nsyl IA N ION,
IMPORT sD1} n cEMEsT.

" III
FIMroRT:ANl ,I's M w a CEMENT
Two Vii persons afflicted VIII, sesuar Diseases,
III such a. SrERMAgoa AHGA, Seminal
I Weukness, lnpotenc4, Ocaorrheg. g ieet,
Sypttlis, the Vice Of Onatsissa, or Sci .adasse,
&c. &c
The HOT.aRD fsSOCLfTTOI., in view
Of the awful destruction Of the hannah lie, caus
cd by Sexual diseases, and the exceptions prac-
tised upon the unfortunate victims of such diseas
es By Qnacts. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon. AZ Charitable act worthy Of their
name, TO give Medical -fdyice Gratis, to all per-
sons thus eMicted, who APP ygby letter, with q
description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life. 8c.) and IN cases Of extreme pow
erty and suffering, ID fHnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard association is benevolent In
stitntion. ssablished nv special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick ard distressed, afflicted with
/" VirnLent and Epidemic Diseases" Il has aow
ii surplus of means, which the d;sectors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice.
1t is Heedless to add that thu Associations com
fnands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
Jus, Published, by the .assoc,ation, Report
on spermatorrhna. or Seminal Weakness. the
vice Of Onanisn, MastnYba,on or Self .fbase
and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by mail
Tin seated envelope, Free Of Charge ,.on the
receipt Of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consult.
ing Surgeon, Howard ASSOCIATION, NO snalh
.Nsin,h Stree, PhIadelphia, IA, ~ order Of
the Directors. nsly1
GEO. F.9iRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA d. HEyqRTWELL, President
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue of Mortgage bearing dare the
~ twenty first day of April, A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and fiftysx, Caleb B. Van Nest
and Jenny his wife, Of Sank Rapids, ReaEon County,
Minnesota Territory, conveyed to Oscar Stoddard
certain premises described in said indent,,e, as fol-
lows The one undivided half of the i,llowing des-
ctibed pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being in the County of Benton and Territory of Min
nesoa and known and designated as fellows, viz !:
The north half Of The southeast quarter OF section
No. afteen, {f5J in Township No. thirty-six, {36)
north Oh range No. thirty one fsi west OF the iuurth
principal Meridian, containing eighty acres. NJ.
Alse, the east half and the southwest quarter of
the soath-west quarter Of section No. Ten 1O) in
Township No. thifty-six, 1867 north OF range No.
thirty-one west Of the fourth principal Meridian,
containing one hundred and twenty acres.
Aiso Lets No. SIX (6) and No, seven (7) Of Sec
ton No. twelve in township No. thirty-Sse, (35)
north of range No thtyone (3Il west Of the fourth
principal Merdan, containing twenty two acres more
Or less. Said Mortgage with the power Of sale
therein contained was recorded in the Office Of Reg
lister Of Deeds for Benton County aforesaid the 22d
day of April, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in Book A
Of Mortgage pages 2l2, 2l3 and FLA. The amount
due on said Mortgage at the date Of this notice, is
Six hundred and fteendoIlars (S6l5.l
And whareas the said Mortgage Deed was as
signed by the said Oscar Stoddard to Mary Lee Of
Monroe county. State Of Michigan, by indenture
bearing date the I1th day OF March, A. Z 1857,
and recorded in The Office Of the Register Of Deeds
for the said county of Benton, the 18th day Of
April, 1867, in Book & b. Of mortgages, page Al.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that said
Mortgaged PREMISE viii be sold at public vendue to
the highest bidder on the roth day o. July, 1857,
at 2 sclock, P. at the Office ofthe Register o.
Deeds for said .gentoa County, ilths Town g We,
alb in said County. Dated = S sa'' 4 1897.
EDWARD O. HAMLln, MI MARI LIE E, Assig -.
s9i6 Attorney. Of Oscar stoddard Mortgage.
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By KS, QUllE q Y. Il ] GIT

It's one of the most ruinous, danger
Gus, mischievous things possible. 3 Moth
ling 80 speedily and surely marks Their
downward course. vs have again and
again alluded TO these melancholy flcts,
and must contiue TO do 50 while we have
strength to lift pen.
II is rumous To their morals IN all IN
stances. They acquire, under the cover
ofnight an nnhealthy state ofnaind, bad,
vulgar, and porfane language, obscure
practices, criminal sentiments and q
Iawiess and riotous bearing Indeed z
is in the street after nightfail, that the
boys principally acquire the educations Of
the bad, and capacity for becoming row
dy, dissolute criminal men. Parents, do
you believe it |? Will you heed i Will
you keep your children At home at night,
and see that your homes are made plea
SAINT and profitable Or, take them to
the house of God, ofprayer and praise !.
/" Evil communications corrupt good
morals. "A little leaven leaveneth
the whole lump" Beware Of the ser
dent. ,sl
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Joseph ~ obey, !.

(SuccEssoR TO a. I'll LARPENrEuR,
lklWOLEsALEand Rstail Dealer il
M Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boofs, Shoes,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Yankee No-
tons, &c. No. ., Third-Strees, near
Jackson. ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Constantly on hand q complete
stock of Goods for the Indian Trade.
St. Paul, M. ~, Oct %. n65y1 h
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LATEST FROM WALKER.

8 from New York of the 18th
s later intlligence of the Fill
The reports like all the rest
eceived for the last SIX months,
,undle Of contradictions. One
tstes that Walker was chmpletely
I'D in by the Government troops,
put to be annihilated the other
.orms us with a blatant flourish Of
mpets, that Walker has surrounded
tai America with 800 men, and was
ig every thing before hin his
4ch was empty and his SHIRT was
,ged, but his pluck was made of the
right stuff and he was bound to shine
We cannot harmonic the conflicting
statements, SO we would advise his
friends, the Fillibustering BUCCANEERS Of
Minnesota, 10 expect to hear by next
mail that the terrific Walker has walked
into the citadel Of the Royalists and
been crowned LIST King of Nicaragua,
while al! sensible men may as confident
" look for the intelligence that he has
seulled a fugitive ship across the gulf OF
Mexico, and anchored at the Delta,
minus men and means, influence, breed
and butter, fame, pantaloons, and self
respect.
Ifhe succeeds in carrying out the
schemes which President Buchanan
chalked on the National blackboard at
Ostend, the parvenue will be lauded to
the stars, and the world will throw up
is hat at every footstep of this sudden
g hero - If fortune should give her
wheel malicious twirl and fling the
.fIiiihuster off in a tangent from the am
bilious arc where he is climbing, every
body will shout "There told you so - |
and the vanqulshed pirate will be kicked
ont Of sight. Such is greatness. -.N,n
II ota Times
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FILLIBusTERING- The history Of fiji
libustering is full of warning. While
Americans have never yet undertaken q
national war that has iili'eds the .-,.@sa1
never undertaken a marauding e1pedl-
ton that has succeeded, Nick enzle's
g patriot war" in Canada failed, and its
victims were HING, transported or shot.
Lopez's foray in Cuba. failed, and he
persisted by the garrote. The Sonora
expedition failed, and the bones Of its
deluded members liz bleaching ON the
plains. l he Nicaragua expedition has
failed at last, also. Walker is coopedj
up and starving, while his men are beg
glng their way back home through New
York and New Orieans. The history of
6llibustering is sad one throughout its
manifold pages. Ii has left many a fairt
maiden fdtherIess, mothers hopeless, and
themselves without single worldly am
bition, and ali for naught.