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ReaI estate.

HARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale the very valuable farm. welkn0wn the 'Thax
ter Farm situated in the northery part Of Worcester
miles from the City Hall 1t contains 122 acres Of choice
land in good state of cultivation, well situated and
with beautiful southern exposure. The buildings are
ample for FIRST class farm, and in good condition. the
Barn being but years old The is well stocked with
the choicest varieties OF fruit adapted for the market and
home use. The terms Of payment may be made easy to
the purchaser with satisfactory security Inquire Of the
subscriber. FRANCIS NJ MERRTFEID
worcester, Jan. 4 1856 W dsawtf
H. DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
kA.,. FOR SALE.
.l- The Estate Central Street. formerly owned and
occupied byJoEL NoURsF, Esq 1t consists OF double
Brick House, with four convenient enemens in good con-
dition !and large Barn. The estate contains 81 900
square feet 4 land, and sufficient for four Dwelling
Houses, without interfering with the present buildings
The above described estate is centrally located and
will be sold at bargain, exchanged for Farm in the
vicinity Of Worce ter if applied for before the first Of
April Inquire of JOHN FIELD,
mchl1 DIV Union Block, Worcester.
a. FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
WA 4, the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge street, next
A to the Mission Chapel. Said house contains eleven
rooms and is conveniently arranged for either one or two
families. For further particulars inquire of
WALTER r. BIGELoW
mehl4 diff No Washington Square.
o., HOUSE FOR SALEIOR no LET
,,, The House lately occupied by SIL4s BRooEs, ESQ.,
the price In cash. and credit given for the remainder by
havng secured BY mortgage Of the same and the inter
est paid semtannuay. If not sold by the first of April
1t will be Let.
Apply to BENJAMIN TIIAYER, No. 237 Main street.
mchls dial
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CUSTOM DEPARTING NT!:
(In the second story) under the direction Of Me-
MAECHANT, in which eare satisfaction warranted 1t
contains very large assortment of CLOTHS, CAsSI
MERES and VESTtNGS. of the best styles to which will
be added al IF the desirable styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they out.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC
ga L. ID. GODDARD,
E9E%BFM Grateful for past favors would respect
$An1 4a fully inform his friends and the public
EaNs IA that he still continues his business at
e4zS$-Ge%zIg& UNION BLOCK, Ne, 1875 Main
Street, Worcester, and has Just hn-
ished rehtting his shop in and elegant style and
has also added many NEW GOODS to his previous large
stock Of
WATCHES,
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, sc.
which, altogether makes desirable and place to
secure first rate article, and at very low prices
Among the Watches, are-F. b. Adams & Son, David
Taylor Josh, johnson, R. g. Beesey, Jules Jurgensen
Jas Narden, Ed. Favre Brandt, Montandon Tobias &
Co, ohas. Frodshum and many others of different man.
uactores all of which have been selected with great care
for their time-keeping qualities, and offered at
LOWER PRICES THAN EYER.
The public respectfully invited to call and lesamne
for themselves.
Or Fine Watch Repairing and Engraving, ty ex-
pert workmen.
CLOCKS.
French and American Clocks of every variety at very
low prices. deod&wIy mdh19
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Cost on0 :Golln0.

1 OSE- On Saturday, 18th instant small leather
q POUkEF BOOK, containing about thirty dollars
fhe finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving the same
with e. A. Ill ZZY. at No. IA Main street. d6l*mchls
3 OST-In this city two three days since
- BUNCH OF KEYS The finder shall be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at this office. DIFF mch13
& OST-0n Saturday afternoon between West street
~ and Lincoln Square, a FITCH FUR TIPPET The
finder by leaving it at this Office will be suitably reward
ed. dat rnch17
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Grocer. Central Sonar Ts' East Rosto

Grocer, Central Square. East Boston.
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., 1875 Washington Street Bos-
ton, Proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
Wetherel Il Nudge, Peersham; Waite & Thurston,
Leicester; Luther Hill, Spencer; Forbes & Putney East
Brookfeld; b. " DeLand North Brookheld; George S.
Allen Co., West Brookfedi U. Reed South Brook
ded.
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We advise purchasers of Fancy Goods and Toys,
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN, GUTTER, &
CO. extensive Importers, Is and II Kby Street. Boston
mch4 d3n
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G r O IO GY,

Il
AT I e CITY HALL,
FIF III L e & t U r E-Tuesday Even.
ing, March tSah,
D. COAL BEpS-how the coal produced, with proofs
that all cCals Graphite and the Diamond are Of veg
etable origin.
6. The PERoD OF REPTILES. Organic remains of n.y.
risds of animals, that existed on the earth and in
the seas, millions Of years before the creation Of man.
Z. WARM FLOODED ANIMALS, Difference between the
animals that exist with man, and those that were on
the earth before man created. Mastodon aud
mammoth Period.
8. THE PRESENT ORDER ANIMALS with Man and
Woman Age of the Earth Agreement of the Bi.
blcal aud Geological Chronology. The Harmony Of
Geology with the Mosaic account of Creation
The course will be illustrated by all the Paintings that
were formerly exhibited, and number of Others
In addition to the above Dr. B. devote portion Of
two evenings to series of New Amusing and Star Ting
Experiments in Natural Philosophy,
which have never been presented in Worcester He will
CondeHse and Sofidify CARBoYIo ACID, GAS, &c.
Tickets for the remaining Four Lectures, so cts,
or -Four Single Tickets price Sangle Tickets rs
cents For sale at the okstores, and at the door.
Doors open at l. 70 commence at Il o'clock.
mchl diff
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MUSIC.-A young Lady, qualified to teach,
give instruction the Piano. Terms SO per quarter
The best of reference given. Apply at this Office.
Worcester, jan % DIT
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500 Bushels Fine w h5te Beans.
Just received and for sale by DRAPER CLARK,
jan 10 Washington Square.
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A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Price ClOLhinA
House, 1853 and 40 Main ST., Worcester desires tn
call the attention of his customers and the public gene
ally, to his very large and excellent stock of
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Adm AVER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No BIS Main street,. Worcester, Mass
nySO aW
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~ Henry Sargent gives special attention to
OtseetsoS :" DIT
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We w Ii y r.
ATT r " e Y A T 4 w,
No Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
jy141 WORCESTER, MASS. Id6Ewtf
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
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GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. FIagg's Building.
jy1 WORCESTER. MASS. d&w6mos
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WORCESTER & NASHUA
s.Ssss .1-@zzss RAILROAD COMPANY-Adjourned
Meetng:-An adjourned Meeting Of this Company viii
be held in BRINLEY HALL, in the City of worcester
on thursday the 10th instant at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon 10 near the Report of the Investigating Committee
and to elect Board of Directors for the ensuing wear
Worcester, March 49, 1856 dat
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rs. RepubIscan Club viii meet every SAT-
r7PnaY Etening at the Head Quarters, a general at
tendauce Of all Republicans is requested.
400 diff
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AT THE BAY STATE HOUSE,
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
d r. f. b. f O O t E.
THE CELEBRATED LUNG AND BLOOD
PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRICIAN.
From the Spy
From thespy.
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF DR.. FOOTE'S
SKILL.

WORCESTER, March IL 1856.
MesSrs. Editors Dear Sirs,-As Just tribute to
the medical skill OF Dr. B. Foote, and for the benefit Of
consumpves whose cases have been pronounced ncurabe
by resident physicians, you will confer favor on me and
perhaps in many deSpairing nvads by giving publicity
to brief statement of the remarkable effects his treat
ment on my wife, For six months my wife had been
sufferer with various ills such as pleursy ervspeas
&c. until early in October, 1885, when she was attacked
with lung fever, ard brought as to be considered
by both her attending physician and friends beyond the
reach of medical skill. Confined her bed and racked
with PAM she fingered along until the latter part of Nov
ember, when one of Dr. Foote'S circulars was thrown in
our door. ''Who knows" whispered my wife. half in
earnest and half in jest shut he might help me 2 She
was given up by her physician (who, by the way is con-
sdered one Of the best in city, and it was not strange
that she should faer heref with such hope Through
her solicitations, and not because had any idea that anv
could help her, called in Dr. Foote who pronounced
her disease Liver and Lung Consumption and though an
parenty in the last stages of that disease (she having
ch and hectic evers regularly day( he gave her
that lie could restore her again to COM
Portable degree of health For her qualification allowed
him to prescribe for her and give her electrical
tons Immediately there marked change In her
symptoms the chs and evers left her size was enabled
to rest on her right side something she had not done
for nearly two months the pain in her right side
was removed and her Responding spirits were aroused IN
full hope of recovery 1t is unnecessary for me To trace
her PROGRESS from week to week. to the present time
Sutce to say, she is able about the House o
up and down stairs, and superinend her domestic affairs
and we have every reasonto hope that by pursuing for
rev weeks longer the treatment which has so far restored
her, she may again enjoy very comfortable health We
reel ourselves under deep obligations 10 Dr. Foote for
what he has done in family and we are glad to have
an opportunity to express confidence in his sk and
advise those who actedywith disease to call upon
him. at the Bay State House, where he is now stopnn
for short time. Yours Respectable e
L. sIM0Ns,
monlo dot No. "a Portland Street.
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Furnishing Goods Department.
is in fuller Stock than in any preceding season. Special
attention is invited to the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-19

NEW DRESS SILKS
b r Y A N t IS.
Ladies wishing to examine some beautiful styles Of
Fancy Silks, invited to call at
1874 Main Street,
and goods which elegant as any lady can
wish to Also few pieces of very choice Spring
Styles PLAID RAW SILKS.
mch6 dH GEO. P. BRYANT.
ENHILDREN'S & MISSES DELAINES,
u A very desirable assortment of PRINTED GOODS,
In small figures, open and for sale very cheap,
niche diff
Spring STYLE LADIES' CLOTH
y CAPEs.
''new thing for Ladies' Spring Cape. in Cloth has
lust been received at BRfANTS The NEST genie thing
tver shown. Call and see it. 154 MAIN ST.
BARE CHA CE.-A stock of DRY
E@ GOODS FOR SALE at fair price in a village
where large amount of goods sold The present
or wish ne to make change on account of mi health
Tier but few places in this part of the State where
better business done, where more desirable
lDcation on all accounts, can he had.
For particulars inquire at the Spy Office
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DAMAGED BY SALT WATER.
500 YARDS PRINTED JACONETs,
sghty damaged by salt water purchased at auction,
worth 37 CENTS for l21 cents per yard These goods
Bargains at the City Store las Main Street. directly
opposite the Post Office. J. H. CLARKE & co.
mch14 DIFF
ENRENCH PRINTS FROM AUCTION.
$500 Yards French Prints,
One yard wide warranted fast coors only 12l cents per
yard, just opened the CITY STORE 14S Main street
directly opposite the Pos Office.
mchi4 DIFF J. H. CLARKE & CO.
only IL 1-2 CENTS PER YARD
~ 1000 yards Spring style DELAINES. opened this
day for l24 cents yard at the City Sore las Main St.
mcbl4 DIFF j. H. CLARKE s co.
CASHMERE sHAWLs FROM AUC-
$50 CASHMERE sIIAwLs from Auction only Sc,
at the City Store, 14s Main Street, directly opposite the
mch14 dd J. H. CLARKE co.
BOYS-BOYS-BOYS.
We invite your especial attention to our stock of
FANCY CAssIMEREs and DoEsKINs
PLAID yALENoIAs and MERTNo CAssIMERRs.
PLAID ERMINETrS and CANToNETTs
NANKEENETs and PLAIN NANKEENs,
PLAID MERINos, PRINTED vELvETs,
LINEN DRILLINGs, Plain and Plailed,
And other styles of suitable Goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
We shall add to the above stock from week to week.
every desirable article the market affords, suitable for
Boys wear.
We shall give this department especial attention. and
every boy from eight II years age should give our
stock an examination before purchasing.
b, L. HARDON & co.
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EAGLE FAN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
GRAIN AND SEED SEPARATOR

In the United States.
Farmers and Mechanics aud the public generally, are
invited 10 call at the WorceAter House, and witness
the operation OF the Fam and pledge ourselves to DEM
onstrats the fact to the entire satisfaction Of every reason
able man, that this Fan Is the best IN use aud perfectly
adapted for cleaning oil kinds Of Grain and SEEDS, and
must come into general has only to be seen to DC
appreciated.
pRigbts for the Eastern and Southern States, for
sale. ]. II. GOODIN, Agent
mchIS d3t
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MRS. s, p. BOSWORTH,
FASHION ABLE DRESS-M AKER,
No. Newbury street.. .-...--..-..-. Worcester
iva DIT
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,Dr. Linnen, uses Homeopathic Remedies by In
haation successfully, in tho treatment of Lung Diseases
Worcester No Walnut-st. feb5u
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S p Rim q GOODS

n Osr.--On sunday March 10, a Gold shawl Pin. A
lsuablo reward will be paid by leaving Il at the Spy
once moh d3r
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FOSTER s. EST Err BROOK,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT LAW.
Nos and Brinley Hail, Worcester,
DWIGHT FOSTER. jan10dtf JAMES E.. EsTERBRooK
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U)01,ts.

A MEXICAN HELP WANTED One
IA faithful industrious AN and FIVE GOOD GIRLS
to do the work of establishment in this city, None
except good healthy Americans need apply Address
Box oO2, Worcester P st Office dawtf mchl4
GNTANTED.-AG in every town and CITY in
~ the New ENGLAND States, to sell D. APPLETON
co.'s PUBLICATIONS, issued in NUMBERS, on the lst
and 18Th Of each month W. T. BARRY
Nes's Block, IL Court Square, and 50 School St.
mch2 d1w&v2m Boston
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Notifies.
SOCIAL FESTIVAL.--THE LADIES OF
'he Universalist Society inthis city, viii hold Social
LEVEE AND FESTIVAL
=
cS WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH 18TH
HORTICUL rTRAL HI

= gool supply Of Table Comforts good Music and SO
good time generally, promised 10 those who NAV f
vor them with friendly cali '71 Nv ''y q"
u Admission fee 10 cents y ore or.or a. > ,,,
mch1S Si' VFel' az Y etOOA-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

On FRzrr1Se.-" Fret not thyselfj" says
the Psalmist. Mankind have great prone
ness to fret themselves. Their business
does not prosper according to their expecta.
tons: customers do mot par promptly !;
competition is sharp; thoeein whom they
have c6nfided, prove treacherous; malice
aud envy hurl their cnvenomed shafts; do
mestic affairs grow contrarywise; the wicked
seem to prosper, while the righteous ore a
bused. In every lot there is ample material
to make goad Of, which may pierce and
rankle in our souls, if we are only SO dis
posed.
Fretting is of the nature Of certain dis
eases, assuming various types. Disease is
sometimes acute-co'ning or suddenly in
tho midst Of health, and with little prelnoni-
ton, raging violently through the system,
causing fever and racking pains; soon reach
ing its crisis, and rapidly rGHnihg its course;
either to kill or TO be cured: SO With fret
ting. At times it overtakes the constitution
ally and habitually patient and geatle.-
Strong pnvocation assails them ,ina~ares,
throws them off their guard, upsets their
equinimity, and causes an overflow Of spleen
that they did not know was in them to that
degree. Even the gentle may thus have
occasion for taking heed to the injunction,
I" Fret not"
Diseases however, often assume the chron-
&c type, becoming :mbedded in the system,
deranging its organs, interfering Will, the
performance of the natural and healthy
functi 'ns, and lingering year after year; like
vampire, to extract the vital juices. In
like manner ffcttiug becomes chronic
Peeyishness, irntability, consciousness, COM
plaining,indulged in, assume a habit; gain
ing thereby strength and power, until the
prevailing temper is fretfuIness. 1t argues
sadly diseased condition of the soul, when
this distemper becomes one Of its fixtures.
To such an one everything goes wrong
The whole mechanism of society is thrown
out of gear; instead Of moving smoothly, a
when lnbricated by the oil Of kindness and
charity, it, cogs clash, and its pivots Ill
CRATE harshly. s,.:E.
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

MATR1xoN1AL.-Aw writer has computed
that a woman has lost half of her chances
Of her marriage at her twentieth year; at
twenty three she has lost three-fourths of
her opportunities; and at twenty-six, seven
eightl,s of the chances are good. Eieh-
teen hundred and tifty-nx will be leap year
that delightful season, when BY common
consent, The fair sex can indicate their pref.
erence. Look At the facts presented above,
and then improve the advantages Of the
coming year.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

INDIAN MAssAcRE.-Wo find the fol-
lowing in the Salt Lake Ne,cs Of the 10th
Of October:-On the 22d September, =
Utah Indian asked Mormon, named Jas:
Wiseman Hunt, to 90 with him from the
fort to the herd, a short distance off, to sec
a horse that Hunt had bought of him.
They started, the Indian on horseback and
Hunt afoot, and when about mile from
the fort, the Indian directed Hunts atten-
ton to the cattle, a little way off from the
horses, and while he was turned, shot him
in the back, the ball ranging down diago-
nally and lodging in the thigh. One Of
the herdsmei close by started to give the
alarm, and the other one drove the herd on
to tie fort. In short time several of the
brethren went to bring in Hunt. and when
about half way back,the Indians fred upon
them, wounding Prcst. A. N. Billings in
the fore finger Of the right hand. Three
or four of the party fell a few PAGES in the
rear, and by occasionally firing upon the
.pursuers, they all succeeded in reaching the
fort without further los. or injury. Brother
Hunt fingered about thirteen hours aud
died. Within an hour and half after their
return, some Indians on the bluff near by
told the men in the !ort that they would
kill the two men who hal previously gone
out and were then returning, and imne.
dialely fired seven rounds, killing, as they
afterwards stated, brothers William Behuin
and Edward Edwards, the two who were
out. During the same day the Indians
burned the hay, and turned off the water
that supplied the fort. At daylight the
next morning, the Indians began to gather
round in great numbers, and there being
no prospect Of a speedy reconciliation, the
remaining thirteen brethren, BY tho Ildvioe
of friendly Indians, took thei5 horses and
started for hanti, leaving their ensnies
qu,.reling ovsr tho cattle and spo1b IN the
tort. sss--.z 2
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THE RED WING sENTlNEL.
20 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Dy
MERRITT L. HUTCHINS.
TBRMS.-Two DOLLARS YEAR, IN ADVANCE
RATES or ADvERrisixe.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Willis 4. GoRxoS, Governor
J. rMAvIs ROssER, So.-s....
W. II. WELcM, Cb;ef Jn.,;n.
4. e. CuArrIELD, Associate ImI1e
MosEs SnEnDUnNE,
M. W. InWIX, M.rxh.,
NoRwIN EDDY, District Attornev
~ VICE Delegate to Congress
yvLlus GEoxall, Auditor
T. H1x'rr. Attorney General
-. e.: T. f!srcaEH. Agent for the Winnelagoes.
=: - ~ a*Ha'NAS' !. Agent for the Chippewas
= r. -. ~ MURPHY. Agent for the Sioux.
=: :: ~; FULLERTON, Register Of Saltwater l.. u.
". iOLCONDE, Receiver
&; T. " Swkxr' Register of s"uk Rapids, Land O.,
N. l.. OLDs. Register Of MINNEAPOLIS. Land OAHco
K.'P. RUSSELL. Receiver :: .'' :.
NV r"sLrs, Register of Red Wing. Land O.
G. GHAHAx, Receiver
D. UrxAH, :.egister of Winona Land Office.
ID. S1'7H. Receiver ="
4Iox B.SHErr, Register Of townsville, l.. q.
j. n. McKiNSIv, Receiver =.
y D.nlkL SrASc"riELD. Surveyor Of Lumber
WILLIAM LAUvEn
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

"At Pembina, on the Red river Of the
North, and just under the 49th parallel the
winter climate is somewhat colder than at
St. Paul, the mercury freezing once or twice
during each winter. The spirit thermome-
ter has shown a temperature of 50 deg.
below zero. The navigation Of tile Red
River closes from the lst to the 18th of
November, and opens from the 10th to the
25th of April"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

~" Bridget" said lady to her scr
vent Bridget Conley,-" who was that man
you were talking with So long at the gate
last night?' ~
"Sure no one but me oldest brother.
man," replied Bridget with flushed
cheek.
"Your Brother! I didn't know You
had a brother. What is his namea"
"Barney Octoolan, man,
"1ndeed how comes it that his name il
not the same as yours!"
"rroth, man," replied Bridget "he has
been married once"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

CO A venerable doctor, who is as witty
as he is benevolent, in carrying his philan-
thropic schemes, has contributed largely
to new ing Of a hospital for decayed
gentlewomen, in London. No: long Stree
the committee ,of arrangements sent down
to him, asking him If he would send bis
crest and coat of arms to be inscribed on
the building. He inclosed pilI-pox:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

o. The substance Of a verdict Of re-
cent coroners jury, on = man who died in
q state Of inebriation, wax *death BY hang
iinR-round rum shop"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

O. A Western publisher lately gave
notice that he intends to. spend fifty dollars
for the purpose of getting up a new head'
for his paper. The ,sext day one Of his
subscribers dropped him the following
note:-a Don't do it. Better keep the
money, and buy new head for the edi-
tor
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

o. The Senca Falls 1Revellie" tear
fully tells of the following melancholy af-
fair AT Niagara Falls last Friday night,
young man, name unknown, who had
been disappointed in love, walked out to
the precipice; took off his hat aid coat, and
casting one lingering lock into the gulf be.
meath him-tnrned and went back to his
hotel! His body was found the next morn.
inr-in bed:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-05

Co Kisses, like the faces Of philosophers
vary. Some are rs hot as coal fire, some
sweet as honey, some mild as milk, some
tastless us long drawn soda. Stolen kisses
are SAID to have more nutmeg and cream
than other sorts: