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RI CIV. HAyENNER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
II No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
Third door east of Seventh streat

RI CIV. HAyyESSNER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Third door east OF Seventh street.
rSS6T J SALE At
hHG RoSsEH EhHAs st
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated May as.
iS and reeorfe9 in EibsI No SO folio ss one
s shs n 5s ssg hs
DAY October q? oeiSe e a. On m fa ali the
srtSles IN saia deed Of trust and par
One million first class Flour Barrel Slaves, well
Kndna % w. 90 IS e9T RodS dO do cords
Poplar Headings; Is cords Poplar Timber for head
One Frame Ash House, and 25Obushels Oak Ashes.
Track .a Black Work Horse; 2two- horse Wagons;
Tive Rppd{ing WOOD Bundling Machines, new;
Rrra f5anorm scales' Stove Lounge, Wheel
smiths Tools. GEO. Z. M Ma ii q Iis'k
-, AND AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACES Place.
FSbrusry l. $50 and recorded February T. 1870, in
washington comfy District Of Columbia Wi G sr
Tor sale al the articles mentioned in the said deed Of
Stays Machine, Balance Wheel and Pulleys com.
set Eqnalizing Saws and Frame,
wheel !ointer, Heading Machine and Head
ssss s1' Bsa.. Ss
shatingi Betting and Pulley, complete, with all the
MA'D'aei'' steam Fore g. P r GRRpY Trustee.
Term, Of sale: Sums of one hundred dollars or less
on notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
rurchasers must remove their articles within one
quo. 'asG q. W. HAvrsNsR q CO., Auet.
81! = "A peat VIII leave the wharf foot Of 7th
ders attending the sale. seed
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

ERANKLIN HOTEL, Corner 9Th and d
II streets, Washington, u. C.-This house has bean
thoroughly renovated, and is now open for guests.
81 per day. Table board, IS per week.
seS Sm ID. j. BAKRACK. Proprietor.
~ G. WILLARD,
O' EBBITT HOUSE,
ace WASHINGTON, d. O.
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EVENING STAR.

NV PLATFORM OF THE woRKINexEy-
90 Convention of the Trades met again In
SSsS YORK Saturday evening. A resolution was
- TO refer the question OF the formation of 3
Ie snIa league to the organizations represent
n and TO direct each organization 10 appoint a
.omnittee Of three to meet on Monday, Octo-
tS- rs. to take action thereon. After heated
5shste the resolution was adopted. Mr.. Elliot
purpose Of preparing vorkingman's platform
md ticket He prefaced II by short speech.
There was great want OF a plan Of action.
MANY such had been proposed, but none was
better than to form an independent political or
caniZation. IL was right that workingmen
Should 90 into the question of government In
fhe old country they were labortng TO get posses-
SION of the franchise and to disenthrali them
selves from the chains of capital, while we see
eurselves trampled on here in q land of freedom.
We are nothing but egregious tools to be scandal
lied in this way when we have the power in our
own hands TO remedy the evils that Cypress u.s.
The call was adopted.
HMOltke speaks Greeleyese fiuently.
ga ChicagOan shot man for staring at his
wife.
SAn Ohio couple attended the circus the
day after their child died.
@The butchers in Edinburg call themselves
"fcShers."
SThe female suffrage and jury WON an move
ment out West has borne its first fruit in the ape
of the advertisement Of a " gentleman nurse"
who wants a situation.
ga love letter, picked up in Springfield,
Illinois, had the following paragraph: "My
best loved one, L chswed the postage stamp on
your last letter all to thunder, because i knew
YOU licked IL on"
ga betrothal was announced in one of the
n. Y, papers few days ago, which also invited
relatives and friends to the wedding. At the
end Of the advertisement, the following occur
red: " y. b. No presents received"
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AUCTION SALES,

BIZ LA iTI,al cLIEARY, Aneponeer,,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and iith street,
n, PENCE NOTE PAPER At AUCTION.
,h on WEDNESDAY E.EN SO, october 5, ISL, at
assortment Of French Note Paper With Enss orss
ocs 2 LArIMER 4 OLEARY, Ancts. p.
Rf GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TWO ACRES OF GARDEN LAND, WITH THE
Il laMnPMsooSSGGnsEEsTs, at AGCrIoH.
E1 m, shall sell, on the premises. two acres
enns T q e'TSsH hsnd
The ABOVE RTemises lying on the rad scross
one on Of the National ssos
Tarn,. NOV nov occupied by BENJAMIN Cox, ESQ.
issd made lnS SRs e shs SIIi 'tif Au
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IL No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
VALUABLE THREE.sToRY PRESSED. B RICK
t2oNT HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
f% $50 o'clock p. m. we shall SELL IN front Of
1.-The premises, a valuable three-story Brick
eet DEEP The sns abOTs sonsss
contains eignt good rooms with gas and water, and
al NO. 4oo street, near 4th street north
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and years
trust on the premises All convey snci1g and stamps
ours c0ss ssEsdswR Sn tae day Of sale
By GREEN ~
HESREE RI5fE sEAt HsEAgs s4
ME AND TWELFTH STREET WEST AT
- On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at O'Clock
E". P. M, We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No.
Ma.ssehusetts avenue, and i4a feet 10 incRss on on
t,en ne street, with the improvements, making one
The Of he best in the city iey for
private residence. hotel, or business property.
eighteen months, notes beari, interest and Sc,
cured BY deed Of trust on the premises. All con-
chaser Two hundred dollars down on the ID, Day Of
sale. Title indis optable, and sale positire.
sAGSM ?. ROBERTSON ( Executors.
ocSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BHw.I-wAALIIL 4 4 CO. e., kAggfG,.Ioneer,,
800 and soa. W cor. PP snaa. Ave- and 9th st.
s4E e Es AsD
IN THIS CITY, AT AUCTION.
dus fssofasd f Il Gissa g + 1
40, 20, iolics to2, tg, tOi and 40I, one Of the
we shall sell at public auction, on the prem,
ises OF the MstIop1itan Hotel, in the city of Wash
aud Effects in sAid Hotel, comprising ali Of the said
Goods, &C., &C., contained in said house, comprising
Parlor Suites, French Plate Mirrors, Velvet, Brus.
ssls and Tapestry and other Carpets, Rosewood,
Walnut and other Bedsteads, Rosewood, Walnut and
other Wardrobes lair, Shuck and other Msttresses
Beds, Bedding, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets. Table
other Tables, Sill plated Walters. Pitchers Cas-
tors Gobets large az sortment of China and Glass
ware, Gas Fixtures, a large lot of Copper COOKING
Utensils and Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C.
Together with all the entire effects &c &c . CON-
tanned in the said hotel Ivy WI
he sale to commence THURSDAY, October 90
1911, at 10 O'Clock NJ aud to continue from day to
Furniture, &c. #, is sold. - 1880
Terms: All sums under $500 cash, and over that
amount a credit Of one, two and three months with
approved Enforcement, and notes bearing interest
RRHtGdHMh is p %8hkbbkAOH, Trustees.
oc3-eoads Il WALL On Auc+s
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TOMORROW.
Pr WIN. L. WALL 3 Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. SOO and 9O2, 8. w. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th 1t

RI WIN. L. WAtL co. Agctioneers,
Nos. 900 and So9, S. W. cor Pa. ave. and 9th ST
n sb SfShHfs S5E4H*
H FL J; = 9
cause eau NO 1895 in equity, between Robert A. Parish
John Htz and jane Hita, defondants and Of fbs
further order Of the said court in the said
MONDAY the sth Gay Of septe%ber next, G at
shs 4. set orsS It
Dill ~ ssa cause, in the real estate in said
eEses as ses's IL
on the plats and plan of said city the north
LIT 81 In ss 81 IS
HE 70 tn sd Dill and s1swers of John and Jane O.
The terms Of SALE prescribed in said Decree are:
One-ihrd cash, and the balance to be paid in equal
sale with interest from day Of sae bs sad ass 81
ments Of deferred payments being lien ON the prop
WIT Of the whole
stamps and convey ancing at the cost of the BUR
with the sucOneer tSs os d
VS-eotd w. l.. WALL CO., Auctr.
r KI TEEx AgSyE SALE IS POSTPONED gN-
Sc. 'I IRs. p !, MCPHERSON ,1 n Trustee
-
by W. 7. JOHNSON,
II Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Pennsylya nia avenue, corner Sd street east
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust dated March l6,
$50, and recorded in Liber No. go, folio 234,
&C one of the land records for Washington
county District Of Columbia, and at the request of
the National Union Building Association No. 2, we
will oer for sale in front of the premises, al public
snction 10 the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
october ath at O'Clock m, the east half of Lot
g. square 67 fronting Is feet ~ inches on street
north between 4th and 5th streets west and running
nue..
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, and secured by deed Of trust
on the all cash at the option of tho pur.
chaser. Ii the terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days after the day of sale the property
VIII be resod at the cost and risk of the dsfaultnp
purchaser Fifty dollars will be required of the pur,
chaser when the property Is struck of. All stamps
and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
SAMUEL CROSS,
SAMUEL BACON,
Trustees Of the National Union Building Association
No.2.
sel5-eo&ds W. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
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ihosfAAs s III ~ VAAILIH,ABLE BUILDING
W. T. JOHNSON, A,
ny GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and d streets.

K VhNEN q W ILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
~ soufheast corner 7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON L
SIKEEI NORTH. BETWEEN NORTH CAPI-
TOL AND lsT STREET WEST, AT Auction.
- On W1EDNEsDAY, the 4th day, Of October
Athe premises, Lot No. 10, in Square No. 623,
being 50 feet front by 90 feet deep, having fine side
ana Dack alley, with the improvements, consisting
t and cellar under the basement. having all
dhe modern improvements, fine bath room, water
closets gas, water, good sewerage, 30 making il
desirable private residence being in good location
Terms: one third cash; balance in 6, IL, Is, "a, 30
and for notes bearing inter est and secured
oy deed OF trust on the premises. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser. S2Oo down on the day of sale 'N'
GREEN IL WILLIAMS,
seH thep. copy Oct. 81 Auctioneers
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By batting the head syss fses, ssTs, vr nj, and
ferinG from fever, with that
Cooling Solution,

Prof. Cooks Balm OF LifeI
corr rs and iHp: .., w. Thompson, ios issh g..
a. and af rs T.. ih sbSin cs 81 iss h st.
@. G. c. simms, cor. y: Y. Az. and Ath ST.; Marin
ner 9Th and streets; Il. B. Ferguson, l0l Pa sv,
Sc, I. y. Sullivan, corner Sd ST and Mass. ave.:
Ridssis !. Pharmsey, 1921 Pa ave.; Kolb Bros;
corner TN and SITS, and O; N. whallop, 1900
street.. r L Cropley q Co., Is6 Bridge ST., George
town; also at retail By Druggists generally. Manu-
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pY GREEN 4 VILLA as, Auctioneer,
II Sig, Southeast corner Of 7th And ID street.

N0TICE;.SALEO OF NINE VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS in RAPIDLY IMPROVING PART
THE CITY ON 9TH STREET EAST AND
NEAR STREET NORTH. f
- By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of
V0the District of Columbia, sitting in equity and
passed In cause wherein Boyle is com plainant
and TODD, Hurt, and others defendants, 1 shall
proceed TO sell on the premises, on MONDAY the
xDday OF October, A ID. ISL, at o'clock o. m the
following property, to witt Lots 81 p, 90 "a 2 Is
q 3 and % being subdivisions of sQuaI SO3 Each
Lot having n feet front by lOO feet deep. TO fine
alley, fronting on 5th street east, between and
streets north, situated in the city of Washington
The attention Of purchasers articu,arly invited
TO the sale OF the abo lots, they situated in
and present rare chance for investment
The Columbia Street railroad, now being built
Will pass directly by these lots.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third cash; balance in three equal instruments OF
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months the whole to bear
interest from the day Of sale and to be secured TO
the satisfaction of the trustee. All conyeyapcing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
S25 down each lot, in the hands of the Ancrion-
eer AT the time of sale II the of sale be not
complied with within fve 90 days from the day of
sale the trustee reserves the right RESELL at the
cost and risk Of the defaulting purchaser.
JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee.
sell eOdSds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
Ism, at 3 O'Clock p. m. on the premises.
John r.. ENN &, Trustee
oc3-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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PROFESSIONAL.

NOTICE N. P CHAPMAN has retired from the
nrm OF CHIPMAN, B0SNER & CO, so far as
ns business embraces the prosecution Of claims
The Land and Patent business will be conducted
as heretofore. That relating to Law and Claims
MER GO. N. p CHIPMkN
A. A HOSMER.
OC0-lm u. ID. GILMORE
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W srIs S: S,s FL: Z s s
town, d. O., which We will sell ct . very mall ID
:: sa s &. bs sn e:
bounced b. judges the hnsst wine this side The
s pks. saa e e. ss e. = S SS sssrs
Martin Co.b World renowned PURH WHKAr
WHISKY, distslled IRON the bet grain expressly
SIissssT SaowFiIkk9 ln dPDa.T0s:
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Lzn~ Jye~ Roc. FATHER BOYLE.

Dear friend: Please send me supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, o Rratuity Z as suGgestedy
VIII Be grstefuIiy scknowledged, or II charged 70 me
VII be duly honorsd. ] an sltoeether pessed vim
Juxs %, 1871. y. .. BOYLE.
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WAsHINsroN, July LIST, la1.

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hesdache catarrh, cough, and all external innan-
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UHE GREAT DIsCOvERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WAsHISGToN, ID. O., July n, 1871.
PROP. 7. A. COOk-Dear Sir: i have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family q wash,
and have found il all you recommend. am glad TO
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o. o. HOWARD,
Brig General ". B. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
~ successors 10 Cooper & Latimer,l
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and 18th street
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
a By virtue Of the powers vested in ma bv the
III Surreme Court Of the District of Columbia an
- administrator on the effects Of VIM McKen.
HJ9rie Perry deceased, late Of Washington, d.
Der 9th, 1871 at O'Clock .. m, eli the Household
ana hltcnen Furnifnre, Bar and Fixtures, stock Of
OF 9TH and streets, Washington, g.
Also, one hne young Horse and one chest Of Car
Terms made known on day Of sale. va
o. o. BURR. Administrator
seSGd lPatl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

OlIAhmDOAI LINES.
"p IoEEER LINE"
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
Al a. ~ Q clock, from her wharf, foot Of IT,
MARSHALL HALL, stopping at slo1z
the intermediate landings, going and coming,
nor freig BIT or passage apply on board 20 Captain
ihoo' efA0hfoLE'o
iys General Superintendent, wilisrd's Hotel.
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,vA.,W WASH.
iNSIoS AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
Regular sailing day from Il North wb.r,~
Philadei phia, sATU RDAY, atlim.
M H@m % Mater street, Georgetown, wEDEEs
Freight received at any time.
Apply to HYDE TYLER, 50 Water street.
IRA b,ls, Va; VIM. CLYDE CO., IL North whsrves
rnndotlphla. le6-r
IT s. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Sedmr Lady oftks Lake, James Gray command
ins, eorneoI,ss al N0uoA vifk TAG Ssaboard and
hcarose hdtFodd for al parts Of TAG Soafk, aad
$3.50 sna rae ,,saTsrs the M. NJ. TSansportafios
n On and siter Monday May LIST, the Steamer LADY
VI 1hE LAhE, carrying the United
states 1s mai, wall leave her wharf, foot Ee&AN
day and Friday, at D. m, for Norfolk Return,r,
leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and ssfurds, a
sp. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Fort Washinstco
Siymonf, Pibey Point, Point Lookout and Fortreeo
g v D. Gfsnef Sorfef, vs pP Ed Gn So.Ed 90 o.
a Al Va g Wstsr Georeetown. d. o.,
Cor. 18th street and New York avenue
NO rsleht received at 9TH street wharf after IN
2. m. First class fare 20 Norfolk, s4: round trir
e. secOndclass fare TO Norfolk, IS; round trisl
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Ls,.s, from JUDGE WYLIE, If o. s. S.,ysm.

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Rf LATIhER cLEARY, Anct,oueers,
- successors TO Cooper Latjuer .
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and ilth street
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y THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
pOned until MONDAY, October 8, lS7l same bonr
and place. BY order of the Trustee '"-'' Aoui
oc2 Repl G. W. HAyENNEn6 co Arc,s
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HIGHLY VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
oN TIL SOUTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS
AnENHE, BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH SITS
NORIHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated on
81 the Th day Of June, 1870, and recorded in Liber
=, No el3, folio 2is, one Of the land records Tor
Wsshir eton county, In the District Of Columbia
TUESDAY, October 18th lsl, at AZ O'clock o. m,
All that certain piece or parcel Of ground known e.
NO. -, II payidsons subdivision OF square No 34a
together with the improvements, which consist OF =
provemenfs.
Terms at sale. Conveyancine and stamps st pur.
chaserb cost. $40 down at time Of sale
WIN. B. HOLLID &Y Trustea
seso-d&ds LATIMER OLEARY Aucts.
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lIste, snd cannot Be surpassed b any this s,ds q
New York. II comprises the bsst brands Of Ohan-
payne, among which can be found
z. RosdereII "oarts Blanehs" ohanRss.s.
q 1 &. Sna1ssi By st Ssa. ssss &c.
Chs: Heids;sef ao.... p,.,.,., DO.
Pisasant valley Paris Exposition" Do.
Hennesgy d %. Oognac Brandy,
California Brandy, Gadeirs Wine.
bherry, Port,
Tor Gle low, By
BROWNING uDDLIrON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OE
tASI CAPITOL AND 5TH STREET EAST AT

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttoneerx
~ Southeast CORNER Eth and M tr a~x.
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ASTRAL OIL. -
DspoeJor Pyaft's Nos Exylosics Aays4OI
Just received, l. 900 gallons Prattb ASTRAL on
yarrantsd not to explode. Trade supplied ct New
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
GA Pennsyivania syeuuo,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29

School MONEY - In the TRlBuSE for
March I'd was published a letter from
County Supt. Parks, recommending thar
special meetings be called in the several
school districts, and tax voted from
which funds for school purposes can be
raised. AS yet we hear of nothing being
done in this matter, though the county is
flooded with school orders, which are be-
ing disposed of at shave. In some dis
tricts We learn orders bearing interest are
issued. We claim to know nothing about
the law, but II, us Mr.. Parks says, school
districts can levy and collect their own
taxes, it seems that they had better do so,
and save our schools from being close, and
the teachers from suffering Inconvenience
and loss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29
Trial of Moving Machines.

A trial of moving machines will be made
on the land of James Spcnsley, Esq, ON Sat
nrday, July LIST. ISL beginning Mt 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
The first trial will be made for the machines
entered for competition ut the fair of 1870
The second trial will be made for any and
all machines entered before the day OF trial.
The diploma for 1870, on the first trial, will
be awarded us soon as practicable after the
trial
The diploma for 1871, on the second trial,
will be awarded ut the second annual fair TO
be held in september.
The owners of machines or their agents will
be entitled to exhibit and operate their own
machines as they think best. The committee,
however, will reserve the right TO subject the
machines to second test upon different
ground and to select different operators. The
right of poStponcment on account of bad
weather is also reserved.
FRANCIS LITTLE,
GEO. II, PIERCE, Com.
c. II. WILLARD,
Mineral PIT, Wis, june u, 1871, 252t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29

GRAND EXCURSION. The Darlington Dem.
ocrot SAYS arrangements are being made by
some of the people of that village, to have
a grand excursion to St. Paul, Minnesota
MA the Mississippi River, about the last of
July or the first Of August The fare for
the round trip will be $l066 per head a
figure which almost any man can reach, an
it is expected the fine steamboat CITY of
St. Paul. will be crowded. If Mineral
Pointers are not ruled ont, there will no
doubt be a number of them in tho party,
How is it Bro. Knight?
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GREAT FORTUNES,

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Or, Tie struggles amt TramJhs qt O,u Selt.
maae Men, By JamcS b. .HrCa5e Ill.
author Of "Planthg tic Wilderness" "TA,
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have risen to the front rank Of American
capitalists; how a fortune of forty millions
was won by q poor school master; how thirty
millions sprang from one thousand dollars
saved by determined young hoatmap
IL shows how newspaper which was FIRST
published in cellar has become the wealth.
lest journal in the land how cabinet-mak-
er's apprentice made the world his debtor,
aud built up, an immense manufacturing
In nh; ,b &, ~
largest bnilding in the United States how
the invention of poor schoOlmaster, IN.
expectedly thrown ont Of employment, ere
ated one Of our most important national
Industries. and made many States rich and
powerful; how printers apprentice made
his way in the world. and became the head
Of the largest publishing house in America
1t shows how poor cattle droversb became
one Of the kings" of Wall street, an I'M
know mechanic millionaire in the short
space Of seven wears, butchers son the
wealthest man in America. a New England
farmers boy the FIRST merchant In the land
a pennilcss LAWYER Chief Justice Of the
United States, a farmers orphan the most
famous OF living scul ptors with many more
examples; how energy, talent, and patient
industry have always met with success,
when properly exerted; how intelligence
and'strct attention to business. not sharp
practices aud over-reaching--have been
proven to be the only sure and safe road to
prosperity.
This facinating work is published by sub
scription only and viii shortly be present
ed 10 the citizens of Iowa County by D. A.
FARcHILD who is an authorized agent.
Our readers could hardly invest their mon.
ey in more entertaining or useful book.
1t is full Of instruction and solfhelpful-
ness. Buy IT, is oar advice to all.