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STEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT.
ties Of printing Will ind IL Advantageous u deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING kSfABLISdMENE,
No 2l5 Broadway, as Its facilities for doing every kind
OF work are surpassed, while promDtness neatnes
and eheapness 1t offers special Inducements; Bills Of
taoing, shipping Receipts Tickets Maniests. PASSENGER
Lists Circulars, Posters Cards Waybill and every
prepared and printed
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NJ lAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN
~ THOUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
NEW YORK HERALD

ssR STE ~ LIGHTNING kBwsPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
nh6 HhAND GENITAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING At 2;S0 MAKING CONNECTIONS AT BUF-
PA iSr ar 4. NJ NTH T. AND NJ 3 r. r. FOR ALL
AsLINS o PsAssEN taJ TO REACH CHICAGO AT 8
sgsPGSsIoN BRIDGE AZ As r NJ, sGN6GY, WITH
THE GREAT WRsTkRN RAILWAY or CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST ATI A0Ii "a ID
to tbs TRAIN WILL. BIZ TWO PAssRNGER
sENGERs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FoL-
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

(NUNAkD LIMB. AND N A r. NJ & r. Co
" NOTICE.
With view 10 diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF inns line take SPECIFIC course for all
on the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or so,9n IN crossing IN he meridian 50 at IS latitude
on the homeward passage crossing the maridan OF 90
A. AZ latitude Or nothing 2 The north Of AZ
Prom NEW YORK Tor LIVERPOOL aud QUEENSTOWN
ABYssINIA. Wed, July Il sCYIHIA 80. We'd, July rs
steamers marked 90 not carry steeraes passengers
Cabin passage 80 SOD $751; gold Recording 70 ac
conmodauon. Return tickets on fay5rabls terms
steeraRe uokets 70 and from all psrts Of Europe at
lowest rates Freight ana cabin ohes No 4 Boyyiing
Green Seerage Office III Broadway rTyinifv HudingJ
. - 90, CHARLES q. PRANCRLYN Agent and
r.. II. DC vskNET, corner OF Clark and Randolph
GREAT WESTERN
NEW YORK TO siB BafsfdL h dlSE ,xn, n,ppcr
sailing from pier Is East River as foows.--
sUMEh2EI western Thursday July
rabi4 psssa@e 40 thursday, july
currency; excursion tickets 500 80 -
Apply 70 w d. MORGAN, Agent 70 South street
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL
- CARRYING THE UNITED sTATFs NIiI
HEem TO- az 10 go A. NJ
'..........,Juy H. at Y. NJ.
a. at $50 A.
3d. at p. NJ.
Prom the white Star DOCKS bier h WITH sIvsr
nassIsaloon $50 and 800 GOLD return tickets on
sAioon statorOoms, smoking and bath rooms are
placed amidsips where the and morton are least
snordins degree Of comfort hitherto unaaina Die al
For inspection ofplans and other information amply AT
INC COMPANY Office, ~ Broadway, New iork
X IL COhIL3 AGoaA
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EXCURSIONa.
/ ONG BRANCH RACES
STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK.

TOMORROW SATURDAY. JULY 10
JAhHEfI PALMEk'S superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave for SANDY HOOK connecting with New
Jersey southern Railroad, TO tbs course Boat
leaves Fall River line pier No 2s foot Murray street.
North River at 10 A. NJ. Of Twenty third street.
North River at 1881 and pier 3, North River at ii
O'Clock ON returning no boat will leave sandy Hook
on me arrival o. the train that leaves the course
immediately At the termination Of the last race.
liCkEIs for the round trip to the course, via
- beat and raul .......sI rs
q ths race ace tr4cS 50
,I return 50
~ no
TlCAEls 10 sandy hook'and return BY boat. %
- An the GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS every
trip, including
G1LMoRE's BAND MADRIGAL BOYS MOZART
GLEE CLUB, CHURCH CHIMES, &C
- An elegant supper. AT a reasonable charge, VIII be
l.aar ri
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DHILADELPHA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
i NEW JERSEY soUIHRRN RAILROAD
rare from New York " Phila1tlphiA only 81 Is
- Commencing june % 1873
leave Hew YORK pier North River FOOT Rector street.
Eor fhilaae lpua-9:fb A. NJ, and 20 r NJ.
For Long Brsnch-7 IS A NJ, i, $50 and Ia5 Pm
from foot 4tn street North River, 1880 and p N.
sundays from Ath street pier, "a NJ pisra At 800 NJ
Palace cars through 70 Phadelphia on 20 z. N line.
VIM s. sNEDEN. &c neral ManaHer
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HRAND AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS
VI TO SANDY hook AND THE ATLANTIC,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFfERAooNs
JULY and 10.
The superb steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will make trips above leaving foot Of Twenty third
street North River O'clock and Fall River line pier
foot OF Murray street North river at $3.50 O'CLOCK and
return to the city about O'Clock.
Al the GREAl MUSICAL ATT RACTIONS.
TICKETS round trip, ONE DOLLAR.
Children half price,
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The superb steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will repeat
the grand MIDSuMMERS MIGHT FESTIVAL on the
HUDSON THIS FRIDAi) EVENING, July g. A splen.
did musical programme is prepared for the GRAND
SALOON CONCERT, and the main deck will be cleared
for dancing. Gilmore's Quadrille Sand. Tickets ONE
DOLLAR,
Leaves pier loot of Murray street AZ clock and
foot OF Twenty Fourth street, North River at 30
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ALBANY, PALArNE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA. BUZZ
FALo NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

UTICA. SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA BUZZ
FALo NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
Passengers reach all DO North West or South
west from 70 80 hours earlier nan p any other train
only four-traek road tal STEEL rails IN the world. com
bining speed and safety with comfort. The HERALD
TRAIN has the right OF way oyer all others
Passengers by the night boats from New YORK
connect Al Albany at o'clock A. N, SUNDAY
Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs arrive there
at O'Clock sunday morning. ROMAN II hours at the
Springs and by the l047 train sunday evening
arriving In New York att o'clock Monday morning
BY THIS TRAIN
SARATOGA, LAKE GEoRaE, SHARON SPRINGS.
RICHFIkLb SPRINGS; tbs CATS, CATsKILLS WEST WEST
HUDSON RIVER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TINE
LEAVE NEW YORK GRAND CENTRAL
DErOl.........- .-..s......-.''.''.'.- z'5u A. "
ALBANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 A. NJ.
PALATINE BRlDGE....-.......... 7;l6 A. NJ
UTICA Observation-Disclosures. 500 A. NJ.
SYRACUSE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 A. NJ.
ROOHESTE R............ ............u ~ NJ.
BATAVIA. p NJ.
EAST BUFFALO. ..-...............l2 80 r. N.
BUFFALO ............... .-.......... 100 p NJ.
NIAGARA FALLS ................. ~ p NJ.
ADMINISTRATION. BRIDGB........... AS T. NJ.
TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TEAM OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD
N. B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TWO VALUABLE MARYLAND FARMS FOR SALE
For particulars address box g. Post once Princess
Anne, Mo.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
The Great TTank Iins aud United states Mail route
Cortlandt streets as toows;-
P rSmsn gsiass ana eas: saShed $50 A M 'and
For Williamsport and Lock Haven (va Philadelphia
and Ene Railroad Division, connecting At Pliadel-
EorrS and Erie Nv conmses at tOrrs for
For Centre ana s1d the e Hssns
washington Express OF Pullman paror cars daily,
I'm, Regular at $40 A NJ. Sand P. NJ sunday,
Express for PHILADELPHIA Z 80 $40 80 A; NJ 1890 s.
$40 80 81 go p. * and y night sunday,
For Sew,sark At g. ga, 100 Icsn AM.RML2
say 10 II 20 p NJ ana II night sunday. 52O, and
TGT Gii s.,6 q 1921 L7aosa ON 2Mh
- sIS 50 r T. and Il night S' sunday, "a sat
81 Sd SssS$'y "a s s a az ISL :s
FdT s3S n sh @Pboyy ana sa0
10 A. NJ. g:s1 $50 ana 6 P H. anu '0u'" AnO0'' A"'
r?E ssT sI9iTi ara a nsn sa NJ ''
For Kinsstone ana koo SSSn rq s
For For fSinfSstqVi q R aiS ssd
Fer repngton Phillipsburs and Belvidere, go A. NJ
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, SPIN,
For anf ss'S A \ p sana .io
For Esrmingdals and s9aaa 30 snS2PM
For MICROSCOPE Femberton and Camden via Perth
For hlghtEown and Pembsrton, sAM
Ir1r 1 anG Il CaI Ss's0STs I'd sSd
daily except No9aay rTC%,% Nv -shiDgion and BAL
.sf ~. i r. s8S ri sisnsaSS $
SS lolO ol Il 20 ,o Ia NJ 25 !:IS 5;ls sac $50
4; NJ, 6 30, 20 and 10 "a r. "
House and foot Of Desbrssses and Cortant sresi No
sSest feet br9eSyn S9s t S and LIS Hudson
General MaDager Gen PASSENGER Agent
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SAEAToGA REGATTA .,.
~ VIA PEOPLES LINE.

ON ana after July 10, enlarged accomm ID atons viii
De oueIed 70 me travelling public by the enterprIsIng
pfopIeOr5 OF feopies Line steamers by the addition
o, aaV,heI large and elegant steamer 70 those
nlnR from inns city TO Albany ana Saratoga, as TO
offer stnterooms supe ror comfrs 10 the
OF pleasure seekers visiting the springs in lime FOR the
fegatta on sara Oga Lake. The steamer ST JOHN has
Deen extensively decorated and improved with special
IeIeIence 70 thls occasion. A great reduction in
euIoh ucket TO Saratoga and return Round Lake aud
isturn ana to Albany and return. IL offered at
street " - " -
CLEANERS G. NlBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
80 seH through tiGkes, on board boats via ChurGh's
stAses IRON Iatskll, New York, to Cairo 81 DO ind
nam ~ 70 East Durham and Durham, 81 and all In
Mrmeoiate points at reduced rates
S,ARATOGA-DIREoT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS LINE
- hegant steamb0ats. leaving New York daily tSatnr
uA excepted at T. M, from pier ~ North River foot
OF Leroy street Excursion tickets New York to Sara
Uoga hno RETURN good thirty days, only "a
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO SARATOGA
~ see DAY LINE adverusemAnt
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DLANs AND DESCRIPTION or PRoPkk s. ELLIS
II Circulars aud every kind OF Printing iurnshed AZ
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ksIAbLlsHMkNl,
2lo Broadway
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ITO LET-ON THE HUDSON IN A MOUNTAINOUS
region, one mile from river 10 minutes from depot
- from Sew fOrk, airy Hooms sinRla1
no chis or mosquitoes; fishing and bathing: five fts
OF shady ground plenty Of iruit; good stable accom-
nnuatonai everything % make a cOuntry home enjoy
able Address. for three days, r. f. Post oface box
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miscellaneous.
VARIOUS TENEMENT HOUSES FOR SALE ON
easy terms. ELIAS e. BROWN, owner, 20 Nassau
street
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AemNrAls
A N ELEGANTLY BUILT, PLANNED AND LOCATED
n f1ll SIZE four nigh sfOOp brown stone Nv
tnH kOrtye street lust out OF FIFTH avenue LOT
sale al bargain. Ofices, IA zine sr 81 Ana % as'
Seventeenth street K sTEF kNsOe, Jt.
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NOR sALE-A FULL LOT AND TWO STORY FRAME
II Honse Fortv-dnh street between Ninth aud Tenth
avenues. 81 90; ierms easy. EDMUND II. AARrISE.
l09 West hirty- sixth street.
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WANTED TO PURcHAsB-A LARGE HOUSE IN A
" go?d location for some Cash and erehanEe Of q
beAuuu House 0nd three OF Lana In CORNWALL on
the Hudson elegant view and shade fronting the
river Gall on address j. D. SAC West Fourteenth 81
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served ON board
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"A or unfinished, two story aud attic House con-
tanning ten carriage house, 4c.; five mInues
walk from railroad. Apply to Mrs BENZ. P. BRUSH,
the premises.
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TOR sALE-OsE FIVE STORY DOUBLE TENE-
II ment House, containing - rooms, now all let IN
floors and tbs best OF oraer No 40 West thirty ninth
street one four story double tenement House, contain
Sng 10 rooms ana the best OF order; both houses Will
be soid cheap. For further particularly Aopy 20 owner
AZ Ninth Avenue T. GILLkSP1E-
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NATIONAL LINE
N From piers Nos a and Al North River
FOR LONDON DIRECE
DENMARK. FRIDAY, dnly o at 90 A. NJ
THE QGELN.Juiy TO- IOA n Erin july "a 9A.M.
sPAiN July y r. NJ. ENGLAND, July 81, P. NJ.
CABIN Tasss ge, SO aud $50 currency. Stcerage at
greatly reduced prices Return tickets at reduced
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest
rates Apply At the company's Office, SO Broadway
r. W. j. HURST Manager
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CTATE LINE
DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
Sailing 1voIn pier No 50 North River as follows -
OF We'd, july Ia
STAT. OF S.OhEiA ,..'''''..-....5 wed, July -
and every wec~esday the reafer FIRST cabin $40 $50
seSefs se1 steeraso A. lowest rates
Xppiy 10 XUsfIH b. OWN 4 CO. Agents
No u broadway sew YORK
steeraee ofaee As BROADWAY,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RoARDERS WANIED-pY PRIVATE FAAlLl
ID near depot, Shrewsbury River ample accomlho
dations; spacious grounds: nice groves fishing an.
b0AiIng; good drives long hranch near heW ~
Pine
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49, >s---->s.-seee
EXCURSION TO SARATOGA.
~ see DAY LINE advertisemAnh
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HAPE MAY REGATTA.
Grand excursion by the steam palace,
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
CAPE MAY and the GREAT REGATTA,
which takes place
NEXT MONDAY, JULY L.
The beautiful ate Will leave pier OF the Fall River
Line OF Murray street North River, at O'CLOCK
SUNDAY evening next July IL, arriving at CAPE MAY
and landing early next morning At 10 O'Clock
she will accompany the contesung yacht.
&.srICKErS to CAPE MAY and the REGATTA, 49, To
be had AZ Rulman's ia Broadwayi Of Tyson, Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and at the boat
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DOARDRRs WANTED-AT NO 81 WEST SEVEN
ID teenth street; beth ladies and gentlemen
VEANTED-PoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
w well furnished from: Rooms the first floor with
Board in a French German family, locality, from
Fourteenth to Forty second street. Address L box 7l4
Pest once.
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01rH STREET la WEsr.-HANDsOMELY FUR
Or p,shed Rooms on first and second floors with I'M
exception BILE Board a. summer prices; family small
Eat boarders taksn; reieren noes exchanged
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20

The St. Charles Times, of the 18th
inst. contains an ably written article,
showing that all the recent reformat lions
of abuses in the administration of pub
lie affairs is due to the conduct Of indie.
pendent voters, and concluding with the
remark:
The party who welcomes and enoourax yes
the development Of this element ia our poll
tics, instead Of deriding aud belittling it,
contains within itself the true germ Of re-
form and publication.
If these are the real sentiments of
friend Hill, how can he consistently ad-
vocate the cause of the so-called demo-
cratic party, which has devoted it's every
energy to deriding, belittling, defeating
and destroying this independent senti-
ment, in order that it might use the
votes to aid in retaining in places of
power and influence the corrupt intri-
guers who control its organization?
The people ought to know that the
reformatory efforts which are now be.
ing made arc in response to their ear
nest demands, and become thus convinc-
cd of the efficiency of their vigorous
protests against official corruption, and
encouraged to continue watchful in pro-
tecting their own interests. 1t makes
no difference what party or what set of
men are in power, if the people are
careless those in authority will, as GER
tainly, take advantage of and impose
upon them.
The Pioneer-Press says that gen.
eral dissatisfaction prevails in that city
about the local tickets nominated by
the two parties, and it favors the get
ting-up of an independent ticket. Has
the P. P. forgotten that it censured Mr..
Dixie for allowing himself to be nomi-
mated by a third party, and declared
him devoid Of "political honor?" In
the instance cited it seems to have
lost its "poitical honor"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20

Our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wilkinson republican Judge good
Observation-Disclosures party contem-
porary, down the street, accuses us
Of having thrown off the mask, and
avowedly set ourself about the task
of carrying over into the republican
ranks the remnant of the anti-mo-
nopoly party. 1t also says that we
have gone back on the work of the
Owatonna convention. We think
our neighbor draws on his magma
ton for this mask business, inasmuch
as we Withdrew from the democratic
party several years ago, with the
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Farm for Sale.

On Featherstone Prairie, belonging
to the Roberts estate, one of the best
farms in Goodhue county, consisting Of
about 90 acres under the pillow, 80 in
tame grass, and 40 partially timbered,
with a never failing well of water near
both house and barn. Buildings moder-
ate. Price $4,000 cash, $4,000 at the
end of four years, with interest at IL
per cent. per annum. Possession given
Immediately if desired.
Also house and lot on East Avenue.
Price $1,000. Also 5 lots on or near
East Avenue in the city of Red Wing.
VIZ. FEATHERsToNE, Administrator,
Or of B. B. Herbert.
Red Wing, Oct. l, 1875.
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Real Estate and Law.
100000 ToLoan.

ucdI Estate ana Law.
100000 ToLoan.
Loans made on good Real Estate secu-
rity. Office at old place, over Hawlev
& Kel'ogg's Drug Store.
B. B. HERBERT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
and Dealer in Real Estate.
Offers for sale, lots in Institute and
South Side Additions to Red Wing, lots
in Cannon Falls, Farms in Goodhue
Counny, Mimi, and Pierce County,
Wis.,; among which are the following:
"A HOUSE and lot in Red Wing for
$3.50. Inquire of B. B. Herbert.
A NEW store and basement with the
second story finished of for dwelling
house, on Plum St. for sale. Price
1000. A man can save the price of
the building in two years in rent. For
particulars inquire of B. B. Herbert.
WHEN you buy, buy the best, and get
a home convenient to business, to schools
and churches. A number of the most
attractive and desirable building sites
in the city of Red Wing are now offered
for sale or exchange in J. Brooks Sub
division. Easy terms given. Speak
quick: For further particulars inquire
of B. B. Herbert, Real Estate Agent.
A FARh IN PIERCE Co.FoR SALE
The farm is situated 81 miles from
Red Wing, contains 100 acres with So
acres under cultivation. Timber and
living spring water on the place, and
has frame house and frame STA
BILE. The soil is rich. The farm will
be sold cheap. For further particulars
inquire of B. B. Herbert, Real Estate
Agent, Red Wing.
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Nominees for State Officers.

For Governor
D L BUELL., Dem. & Anti Monopoly,
J. S. P1LLsBURY, Republican,
RF HuM1sroN, Reform, Temperance.
For Lieut.. Governor
JB FUTILE, Reform & A NJ.
j B WAKEFIELD, Republican,
E w DURANr, Democrat.
For Secretary Of State
ADoLPH B1ERxANN, A NJ u Dem,
J S IRGENs, Republican,
J H STEVENS, Reform.
For Auditor
P H RAH1LLY, A NJ and Dem,
Asa B HUTCHINSON, Reform,
0 P WHITCoNB, Republican.
For Treasurer
EW Dixie, Autobiography,
WIN PFENDER, Republican,,
II D BRowN, Reform,
ALBERT SCHGFFER, Democrat.
For Attorney General
G NJ MCCARTHY, Reform and A NJ,
Richard A JONES, Democrat,
GEO P WILSON, Republican.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
SHERWOOD HoUGH, Anti Monopoly,
S H NICHOLS, Republican,
p A JEWELL, Reform,
ARCHIBALD A MCLEOD, Democrat.
For Railroad Commissioners
A j EDGERToN, Anti Monopoly,
A NJ GREBLEY, Reform,
VIZ r MARSHALL, Republican,
W L BoNN1wELL, Democrat.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
JAMES G1Lr1LLAN, Republican,
LAFAYETTE EMMETT, Democrat.
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FARM FOR SAIL.

In the town of Featherstone. Nine
ty acres under cultivation, and eighty
acres of timber. Nine miles from Red
Wing, pleasantly situated, in good
neighborhood and near the best coun-
try school house in the County. This
farm is known as the Burley tavern,
and has good buildings and splendid
we'll of water, and the land is in good
condition. Title perfect and no in
cumbrance. For further particulars in
quire on the place or at this Office.
37tf E. hurley.
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For Sale at n Bar0aiu.

Ny Wagon and Blacksmith shop on
Sd Street, including full kit Of tools
for carrying on both branches Of bust
ness; also number of wagons and
carriages and bob-sleds Of my own make.
My residence on the corner of Fulton
and 5th Streets, one of the most desira.
BILE locations in the city. Farm of l20
acres four miles from Red Wing in the
town of Featherstone.
Easy terms will be given on all the
above property. My reason for selling
is to seek change of climate on ac-
count of i'll health.
For further particulars inquire of me
or at B. B. Herbert's Real Estate Office,
GEO. W. PARKER.
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Every subscriber for 1875 will be present.
ed with superb, large sized steel engrav-
ing Of Trumbull's celebrated picture of"The
Signing Of the Declaration of'Independ-
ence." This will be "Peterson's" Centen-
NAL Gift.
Peterson's Magazine contains every year
1000 pages, IA steel plates, II colored Rer-
lin patterns, II mammoth colored fashion
glates, "a pages OF music, aud 900 wood
cuts.
Great improvements will be made in 1876,
Among them will be q series of illustrated
articles on the Great Exhibition at Phi1a-
delphia. which will alone be worth the SUBJ
scription price. They will appropriately be
called,
The Centennial in Pen and Pencil.
The immense circulation of peterson"
enables its proprietor to spend more money
on embellishments, stories, etc., etc. than
any other. It gives m ,re for the money
than any in the world. Its thrilling tales
and novelties are the best published any,
where. All the most popular writer. are
employed to write originally for "Peterson."
In 1876, in addition to the usual quantity Of
short stories, FIVE original copyrie bit novel
cites will be given, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs. F. H. Burnett,
and others,
Mammoth c"lored fashion plates ahead Of
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