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NlcTICKER'S THEATRE.

NlcTICKER'S TUEATRE.
WEDNESDAY.
]. II. McVICKER,
FOR ThE LAST TINE. AS
AMipidab Sleek and John Strong,
In the brilliant comedies Of THE
SERIOUS FAMILY,
AND
YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER.
TAURspAY-THASKsOlv AfArINRK a .
O'clock, TuE SERIOUS FAMILY aud YOUR L1FE'S
Thnrsdsy Evrnink-.sFKKD THE PLOW, md
Flsce, Ffiday-TAklNG THE OHASCRS-
, 1870-11-23
DIED.


DIED. ...-.
F7SSH-Sex. ei. F.arv FNtsbcth. 6aokhttI {. Ed
,.nrH snd E.tr Finch. afrd Year And IL nonfh&-
Fun,rz1 to Gt>e+iaEd from In Hickory 81, teo.Ss
"a Inst 1t II o.Aoek
, 1870-11-23
FOR SALE

Io,7 sA1E~f fxolfK BILLIARD TARLESS.r nE~ ~.
k'SHn ~ hr Rsituef q co. A3pty II q osI3Ak1
Grove Az. eorreF DougiAf.tseE
Nyh ai.s..rce ii Ea1t 9aa!sonS a.. tint a0ce.
, 1870-11-23

Persons or families having partly wo.n clothing
on hand, which lheS would -itSe 70 bestoE upon
the deserving nonf, can have II distributed for
;6eya s. arEdM tue bundles TO ths ONCE ct the
Chicago Relief and Aid Society, No. 9ls WASH
wheFe to send for them. Clothing fot women
and ehiidren Is especially needed.
, 1870-11-23

-ar,srmny = FRET on QuNCY-sr, Ap.
Tu,ad;nias n Prime; Home, On 5eafs' t!et r
1c,.kse tes1s VAN + eatsed Ho>sfoah. Ia Aaa'
9q0&{.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20
The Income Tax Cat, Paw

Appearances, We are sorry to saw are not
favorable TO the repeal OF the income tax this
session. On its own merits or rather dement's
II would stand very little chance, but unfortu-
nately II IL being msde cat's-paw by the adj
vocates Of special interests to pull their nuts
from the fire; aud the result is that the battle
over its repeal, is fought On Issues quite sepa-
rate from its merits.
mus the protectionists. pC Mr.. Kelley. broke
ground for its repeal early in the session with
the hope OF saving the tariff thereby. They
argued that il the source of revenue from the
income tax was cut of. the means to carry on
the government could be supplied only by a
tariff ut least as high IS the present one Now
the nti-pTotectiOnists have taken the alarm
and have rallied to the support OF the income
tax in order not to he dIsarmed for a fiyht
against the tariff And they are supported by
some Western men who favor the retention of
the income tax on the ground that il falls
heaviest on the East, where there is more money
And 50 amid this scramble of selfish interest,
the detestable tax is buoyed up. The people.
who care nothing for special interests and groan
under the weight OF both income tax and tariff.
will be apt TO say "a plague on both your
houses" OF the two modes of taxation, how
ever, the income tax is so unequal, and often
sively inquisitorial; requires such expensive and
cumbrOus machinery for its execution; absorbs
so large portion OF the proceeds in collection:
and the whole sy stem in such a provocation to
fraud, perjury and all manner of rascality, that
the axe ought first TO be laid at its root This we
believe to be the sense of the mass of the people
rs the politicians " i'll find when they 90 to the
rOlis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

An election takes place in the lst sens-
torisi district in Pennsylvania o-day, to Il the
seat OF Mr.. Watt, republican, deceased. The
Pennsylvania Senate now stands Is repu blicans
and 10 democrats, and the vote to- day will Fix
Inc majority either on one side or the other.
The district, at the October election, gave
about 700 republican majority. Dechart, DEM
ocrat, and Lyndall, republican, are the candi-
dates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20
vsEFUL GIFTS FOR LADIES,

USEFUL GIFTS FOR LADIES.
HUSBANDS A. a gift from husband to wife,
VEB sAKfR sRWiSs sp S8SHfss E. the GSo
the Bate1 ssw iron father to daughter
IKE parental benedicion. Try it, ye XII nd hearted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. could be m IRE acceptable
as present frem brother to q sister than one of
these admirable machines, admitted to be the best
FRIENDs.-As token of esteem from friend to
sWrs q mS elegant than this
PHiLAETHRoPIsTs Those who have a desire
Sc "a IF . Ts
Cling womsn and thereby enable her to support
fu ure Those Who have Grover Baker Mscb ine
are sure OF p, .I1 Of work aud good prices.
We advise all to go the store e. T. @ DAVIS.
xners ,rl sol Market Space coraer sth street,
Of work No chsrge anu 'pe'imen
eGHsarly and make vCur selection.
A lady who recently purchased one OF tbass M,
cnlnes as so Delighted with it that she thus CAV
Old ladies ave murmured, and girls in their teens,
Have r.iled out at villsueus sewing machines
Those high priced inventions for robbing the mar
Now they may have been right. or they may ha ge
or the past have nothing to say in my song;
! .irg Of the p, e,ent, and think can show
It is this:-That sewing Machine can b. baS Know
TO save ~omen's eyesishr and make their hearts
lis 50 cheap, and he terms are so sosy ,cuh,,.
That none will regret IL IL once they shall cali
where Groyet Rak'r's invention Is sold
II lmpsrt pleasure thrill TO the Young and tba ola
Give rest TO the I'm gers, aud What 3 better sfiIi
De the means that the pnor can have money Al will
Then pause not but go, We no toll day and nj gbt
Won VIII do double the work. and the labor ia igh,
And perhaps return thanks to the scribbIing eIf
W no told you the thiI would pay fer itssiFu
de1 81 " '
MY MOTHEE's GONE TO NICHOLT = STORE
lI HHrrah Hurrshi
III have more Toys than ever before
Burrah ! Hurrah
Fer was there the ether day.
AId twenty nve cents did pay
For great big Toy
That was worth great deal more
And he has TOYS be sells for less
Hurrah Hurrah
And some Of them will do. guess,
Hurrshl Hurrah
FOR cheaper Toys will satisfy,
Or anything that she will buy,
Such as I have seen
At Nichols Quarter Store.
COMMON CANDIES, rs cts. . pound FRENCH
MIXTURES. 40 cts.
Nichols has Fine Lot Of 25 cent TOYS Ala,
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS s,tore cannot
be beaten by any 3 cent store in or Raj
tImore. Remember, any Itiele in the store for rs
Cents Bring your market basket. Only rs stems
from 1th- street horse cars, Corner Of 5th and x
THE HIGHER PRICED TOYS ARE IN A
BACK ROOM. de2O- 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
III ESDAY..........D December 20, 1S7o.

No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
u o,cIrck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

This is about the season OF the year for some
enterprising newspaper man to trot out the
piece Of poetry beainnip.
&c LIZ :. before Christmas, - ETC., etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

The Supreme Court of the United States YES
terday made two decisions sustaing acts OF Con-
gress authorizing the erection of bridges where
they have been declared post routes of the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

There Is prospect of a complete change in
the House delegation from New Hampshire
MI Lila was defeated in the nominating con-
yentiOn Of the first district, last week, by Will
liam b. Small; Mr.. Benton, in the third dis
trict has Withdrawn from the contest, and there
IL likelihood that Gen. A. +. Stevens i'm the
second district may be defeated BY Austin
Pike, who has been speaker of the n.
House OF Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

C0HENy LOAN OFFICE, 1881 SEVENTH
" sTR1 ct near I, mskes liberal ADVANCES <(N
on Gold Gnd silver Watches, Diamonds, Re. w
yolvers, and Ladies end 0sntlemsn's Wear - q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

~ The Catholics all over the country are
holding public meetings to protest against the
occupation Of Rome BY the King OF Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

The long-hairei TiitOn is to be displaced from
the editOEship of the BadspendsHt by its pro
prietor, Henry q. Bowen, and the Rev Gilbert
Haven, contributor to the paper, has been
invited to assume the tripod-salary $4,000.
CUrioUsly enough the two reasons Tor Tilton's
dismissal are that he is "not evangelical
enough aud that he played the part of the
heather Chinee towards f. ID. Webster. Bow
ems candidate for Congress from BROOKLYN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, d. q, Decembe, Is 1870.
On the petition of SIDNEY s. HOGLE, 81 Beres.
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted
him on the 18th day of March. 1857. and rel ssued
on the Sth day Of August 1859, for an improvement
w. HaTTows:
81 the litb day Of February that the time ior
ding arguments and the Examiner report be lin
the day of February next, and that safe
petition he heard the LIST day of March next.
Any person may Oppose this extension.
SAMUEL DUNCAN,
dt2Ofu3w Acting Commissioner OF Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20

WIN e 3 AND LIQUOR
w FOR THE
HOLIDAY VS.
NOW IN store and for sale the following
CALIFORNIA WINES.
SPARKLING CATAWBa III 'ne market
SHERRY. ANGELICA,
MUSCATEL, PORT
" NArIOHAk GRAPE
Imported Paris Exposition" CH n PAGNE in
qusrts and pints; BRANDY: HENNESEY or m
40 OALIfORHIA WHISKY THAI MI
E EiE M mBAk1k," and the we'll known "GiB
SUIT and Ut prices As low they be sold In This
markff HENRY EGAN
dt26t N. Z. corner eth and L streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-20
The Working PeOnle

Tie CrIspins in New York adhere 10 their de-
termination TO resist the reduction, and feel
confident that they have abundant resources IN
sustain the strike. Some shops have advertised
for nOn-society men, bat ii is said that none
have yet been found willing to 90 to work.
PlacaTds soliciting men, which were hung out
by some Of the manufacturers, were torn down.
IL is said that the cooperative shoe factory at
North Adams, born of the difficulty which
brought in the Chinese, has made 81 per cent
profit during its short existence. There has
been partial strike among the csrpet-weavers
Of Philadelphia, during the past few weeks.
owing 20 the proposition of the manufacturers
TO reduce the wages Is per cent. This course.
1T Is uni' rstood, had to be pursued owing to
the stsgnstion in the carpet trade, and in order
10 avoid the distressi consequences of a gem
eIal suspension.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
eInANcIAL AND oo,GlrnncIAL.

There !. no material chsnge iu he money
market during the week. and the Same closensss
IN reported. In New York the market rem.'ns
EASY on call At 4 to s pr cent Fss dns iosns
the market is closer. and the rates are &sn TIE
8 per cent.
Gold has fuctusted sbost three per cent daE.
ing the week, and closes about one per cent
higher than last week, liz.
Governments bonds are without much change.
The advance in gold prevented downward
movement. The demand was hardly equal to
the offerings, which were only moderate.
Ravens, McKnlay & Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough 8alsam IL healing soften:
ing and The extraordinary power Possesses
Immediately relieving and eventually curing ne mort o.
stinste Of coughs Colds sore hroat nnuen
Incredible 30 prompt h the relief and certain ~ saec IN
that thousands Of physicians daily prescribing and one
and all that the most healing and medi
bottle effects cure Sold by drgeFsa, In HrIe ooes
Price One n0llar 1t own lault you sail cough and
suffer. The Balsam will cure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
EMMEN AGOGUE.

Known TO cure the Whites al viii In every csss Where
the family which this medicine y not wanad
Mothers greatest blessing offered and
should Immediately procure It. II also cure for Female
egularte and may De u every case where
Sold by dIuggsts Price One Dollar. Or sent by mall
ceipt OF One Dollar and Quarter.
q ADDRESS alS state o., UAicags, III,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
September 10th. ls7o.-iy

NOTICIu.-.r have ssld my interest in he E1chsass
BY r. A. Sherwood Co.. 70 Ravens HacKinsy Co., ooase
sI consent and y ssssssdsd q SssSsiS 81 Ravns
kin III a., ~ osS mi. md o..
anue 70 buy notes and m0Sage end 70 loaa mono on a
esats security and 70 deal 70 nlted eaue u ~ StAe
Ottawa, March 1st I6N F. A. SHERWOOD
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Ottawa Wnoiesale Market.


A reoued py RIALE BROS Wholesale Retail Grecers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Nov. Is, 1870. -
The IN .rkets te-day are better. on most OF the
leading articles. Corn in the ear or shelled is
bringing 40 cents. Oats is worth from $40 to
5cents. Thanksgiving day is over, and turkeys,
geese, chickens and ducks are pretty we'll clear.
ed out, and the market is now ready for another
lot at about s. for chickens, ducks and geese,
and 1Oc for turkeys Butter is very plenty, and
decline has taken place in it. and to-day 1t 10
bringing only 2Oc. Eggs bear we'll up to Doc
per dozen, but We look for lower prices. Dressed
hogs are coming in limited quantity, and are
ceiling at $3.50 to $3.50, dividing on. 20ol bs
We ouote al follows:
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

And al The princIpa! Cities EAst and west
II q u G. III II 4 ~ ~ - - l. ID.
Exchange England, ireland, Scotland and all IN.
poran psints Continental Europe drawn In sums 70 sUt
purchasers.
u. -. Revenue stamps OF all denomnausns
constantly on hand and for sale.
United states bonds. Local Securities, Gold
and Silver bought and sold.
To who ms with their patronage we would
shall be able 10 extend such facilities and accommodation
we trust will to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from A. NJ to%P.h
RpwARp EAMHs. President +. r. SHELDON. Cashier.
L. H. EvMEs Vice Pre~'t j f. SHAPLEY, Asst Cashsoe
Otta 4, January 9Th, 1870
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WARN EIt'A
PILE REMEDY.

even in cas to the worst cases OF Bnd tcn
dstey cs on their druggist and get WARNERs PILE RENE
expressly for the Piles and not 10 70
thirty years standing Price One Dollar For sale BY drug
Eists everywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia TONIC = prepared
expressly for Dyspepcs suffering with habtual
Cosyse eighty :tmulsnE tonic and ,S splssndia
tive organs ~ their healthy Weak, nervous and DYE.
peptic should Warmers DYsPIPsA TONIC Fer
sale by druggists. Price One Dollar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

INITIAL PAPER. ~
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ~
Initial Paper and Envelopes
~ reAn and box. +. Y. GRl0t4S.
November y, 1850
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NATIONAL CITY HANK

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF gAMEs, ALLEN GO
DIRECTORS:
HENRY F. EAMEs, JOHN d. CATION,
EDWARD EAMEs, L. II. EAMEs, 80,
w. c. CHURCHILL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
The Markets.

The grain markets generally continue quiet,
with comparatively light transactions, prices re-
maing stationary In cattle, prices on choice
stock tend upward. Hogs continue to droop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

Eeleesae o. rev school Syssen q Medlcinc.
1nbs.ei,g svssy nsdsn rssor and tnproveae.t In The
hey pross. evil and l., The Soand...s sr future m health
Paeno sd - thst tier Children sre not dOsed With
ineh9s.sA ~ ~ s.v@ ean b. vsal Afterwards. An
Srs,sssss d s.icss esss:s /. sos.sSias he sesivs
nsdisai Psnopasc q ross md paa.t In essesatz.sse
se.lled b tas trsansnt Of disease When udcieusly ID
nniessd. sAsy NEST dissass With wonderful certainty
n DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Ressh u great reform in medicine and will attend per
sonay upon I'll forms Of disease either acute chronic or
surgical when desired Violent diseases dpthers cnoler
seas.s lclscc prsconers they scarcely losing any
While IN old ehroec they everywhere. They
ether pAvsicia,a visk thsr kill o. cure" rsmedies
oeeehs e 10 = ysars ssandins Catarrh, with the do
ssmptoo. With psrs ioss Of iungs; Syphilis with foul
slcsrasoa and Toe: Of Pars Hip disease with inability to
xsik; sssus. diseases Of every variety and severity
Dsas iron TO % years continuance; Rheumatism with
snyd and anchylosed joints spermatOrhsa with demen.
tia; Diseases Of the Eye. &C. be- have hsse cured and all
those siniy snctsd IL warrants cure in ali csss: Of
and surgical Instruments every variety expressly adapted
to tAsss variogs complaints. Consult him dec 22spu
~ ,f,, TO COnsumptlves.
Tho advertiser having been permanently Of
. r. s sx9s to
s e; s5S Sit En-
Wishing pre ssyg w gs.;s ,sf;;
novH'O-ly rs South Second St. Wiliamsburgh, N. Y.
Errors OF Youth.
sn ST a.
win for the sake Of suffering humanity send free 70 ali
need the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers wishing profit by a
experience can do by addressing In perfect conn
novis,'N-ly No. ~ CEDAR r Street. &C. New York.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24
Attest,
IL-E--ET- 1T
HIRAM.
[CoRREspoNnENcE.l

The winter term of Hiram College
closed last Thursday with public ex-
ercises in the afternoon. - The term
just closed has been exceedingly
pleasant and successful.
IsThei Cornet Band treated our citi-
-zens to some first rate music Tuesday
evening, which was highly appreci-
ated.
The Methodists had donation par
ty and oyster supper at their Meeting
house Wednesday afternoon and eve
nipgs for, the benefitsao Rev. Mr.
Rogers, the minister in 1charge. The
members contributed very literally,
and a goodly number of those who
are neither this nor tother, but .samar-
itans ysf,d samaritanesses also con
tributed aliberally. Many of the Dis
cipleacontributcd to and patronized
the table much more literally than
could have been expected, and by SO
doing did credit to themselves and
to their CHURCH The table was sue
cess and a credit to the getters up.
About forty dollars in money was
netfeds besides a9liberal. amount sot
creature comforts.
President Pendleton, of bethany
College, .qeetured in college, chapel
Thursday evening ng--subject--ssHo ow to
liyeis We hear the lecture very high
ly mentioned.G .smog = Iassl lzls5
/ Last Friday evening the friends OF
Rev. Bli iA. Hinsdale held a donation
party at his residence. Although the
weather was very inclement, the
house was filed to oyerfowing aud
the donation were commensurate
tosthe abilities of the donors. About
one hundred dollars was L realized in
money mrto3fley and its equivalent. The Cor
net Band was present at both parties,
by special request, and cheered and
enfiyened both occasions with their
fexcelfent musio.rIg 1e.ii 81 f,s7 . : e.af /.
Mrs. Erwin Harris, ,aon returning
home from q neighbors last Monday,
slipped and fell, dislocatfng her right
wrist. $50 81 sfs eI a7k
Rev, Mr.. Hauselman has left. this
place for Baconsburg, where he takes
charge of the Disciple Church at that
plaen.a + Mr.a Hauselmang has made
many friends here, and no enemies,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24

HATTIE WATsoN-PHENIx HALL
THIS THURSDAY EvENING.-Tle Hat
tie Watson Combination will present
our amusement going public with the
great burlesque extravaganza of
Pluto, Or the Magic Seven" This
is one of the: most novel and pleasing
entertainments now travelling; and is
new to this section, of the country
When produced in New York and the
larger, cities Of the country, under the
title of the "Seven Sisters" it was
very successful indeed. This compa-
ny. owing to other engagements. can
only remain one night. rAil those,
therefore, who wish to see this great
burlesque, should avail themselves of
this opportunity. ''''''.'''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24

Henry w. Bane, manufacturer of the Wells
Folding Spring Mattress, will make two Spring
Mattresses out of one common hair mattress. if
the hair is good He will exchange any kind o.
apholstering goods for feathers ii they are not
too much worn. He keeps all kinds of Mat
tresses, from four to fort yfve dollars each. OF
temans of all sizes for sale; also, feather and
hair pillows He is the sole agent for the sale of
the Excelsior Spring Mattress Call and see his
goods at No. 2 Phillips Block, Rayenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24
Tea, Tea Tea.

The demand has been SO great the last two
weeks. have ordered four more half Chests of
tna celebrated Tea imported by Kent 8 Co. Of
New York, and every pohnd warranted good. or
the money refunded There is no such Tea
brought to this market only by the undersigned.
Try-it. - rzx II. L, DAY, -,
,1lIt3i ii5ss iiiIiF No. 8. Phenix Block. i
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p e PRICB $4,000
Possession given April 1st, 1870
"a. -5Isf5 r. q. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna. o., Feb. 16, 1s7o-Ts.R 8I
HOMESTEAD AND PRE-EMPTION.

Ii
/ have compiled full, concise and complete
statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending to take up Homestead or
Pre- -emption. in this portion Of the West, en-
bracing Iowa, .Dakotah and NebrRska-and 9TH
er sections it explains how to secure 100 acres
oil rich Farming Land for nothing six months
before you leave your home. in this most healthy
ciiuatea3 In short. II contains just such instruc
tion as is needed by those intending TO make
home and fortune in the rich lands of the West
will send one of those printed guides to any per
which it gives is worth IS anybody, Men who
came here two and three years ago, and took a
farm, are to-day independent. -,s
' ss.iiZ TO YOUNG MEN %
This country is being crossed with numerous
railroads reaching from every direction to Sioux
City. Iowa. Six railroads will be completed to
this city within one year. One is already in
operation connecting us with Chicago and the
u. p. Railroad and two more will be completed
to this CITY within year connecting us with
Dubuque and McGregor direct. Three moro
direct with st. Paul. Minn., Yankton, Da., and
Columbus, Neb.. ON the U. r. r. K. The Mis-
souri, River gives us the mountain trade. Thus
it will be seen that no section of country offers
such unprecedented advantages for business
speculation and making fortune. For the
country is being populated, and towns and cit
man who takes homestead now will have a
railroad market at his own door. And any en-
terprising young man, with u small capital, can
establish himself in q permanent and paying
business If he selects the right location andithe
right branch of trade. Eighteen years residence
in the western country, and large portion of
country has made me familiar with the branch
es of business and the best locations OF this
country. For 81 remittcd to me- l will give
truthful and definite answers to all questions on
this subject desired by such persons. Tell them
the best place to locate, and what business 10
SSasss and what 95spsh paSEf I PsssSie
BOX 1sel S. G, Com: Of IMMIGRATION,
Feb. "a, 70. TS-fy Sioux City, Iowa