Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

variety OF It's contents, ana the taSte'ul man
ner Of their arrangement. 1t is perfec'
mo,lel Of loneliness, and Mrs. w., will &C.
cept our thanks for one Of the most beauti
full boquets that could re culied from its
many splendols. '-1..-t
G .dey's Lady's Book EE
For September, is the most beautiful and
in tructive magazine yet published. Filled
with a choice selection Of li'era ure, it can
not but find favor with the lover Of good
reading, and as work Of art it stands with
out an equ,l No lady should be withou'
tit. Subscriptions will he received at thi,
office. Godey's and the Sent.ne, for $50
per year. ~ I'd
NV Hay. ...~= az.'as'..r a,1 F
Quite number Of loads Of hay have bee,
brought to market this week. We don ;,
know what it is worth per ton; but judging
from the large amount raised this season, ii
must b, pretty cheap. The hay crop never
fails in Minnesota, and although we have
had wet season." The yield Of gras.
is very heavs!c Hay sells in WISCONSIN h,
$40 Il ton. the drouth in some parts Of tha,
State having retarded tn. growth Of grass
The hay crop is also a failure in Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois. Maryland and Virginia
:: \ Th,; :. o. is.an:y ~
Is a joy forever" and some things that
are not beautiful, are rendered 50 by the
magic skill! Of Mr.. W. II. Pharcs, an cxpc-
renced artist, who has taken for sh 1t
time the rooms formerly occupied by Mr.
Going, wh,re h. is prepared to execute in
the highest style Of the art, .smbt"typcs.
Sphcreotype>, Mc'aineo,y pes and Pinto
graphs, at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. If you have Il father. mother,
sister, brother or dear friend, whom You
love, and whose image You wish 10 preserve,
u ~ is the time to 'Secure ths shadow ere
the substance fades" Mr.. Phares will re-
main in town about week longer. a'.'
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We last week noticed the receipt Of SON"
large vegetables, which, 1t seems, aroused
the ambition Of our friend Mr.. Jas. Rider,
who, determined not to be outdone, forth
with proceeded to his garden and gathered
the following vegetables, which may beseen
by calling at this office q = :. +, > . 40
Three beets measuring 15ls. Is and IL
inches in circumference three green toma-
toes ne>uring one 12k. and two IL inches
each in circumference three onions. meas
unng 81, 81 and 8 inches respectively; a
carrot 81 inches in length and s inches in
circumference at the top, together with some
ripe tomatoes and a quantity Of beans, all
Of superior size and quality. : T.t..a -
Mr.. Rider did not sort out tie largest,
but picked them promiScuously and we
doubt whether his vegetables can be beat in
this or any other section Of Minnesota. ISL
Since penniny the above we have RECEIVED
from the same source, a watermelon, nearly
ripe, ard pair Of ripe tomatoes. the larg.
est of which measures l21s inches ronnd,
from the garden of Mr.. Richard Freeborn.
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What Does it Mean! ,au;4 .'nenaGtae1
Several nights during the last two weeks
we and others have been awakened at late
hours, by all manner Of noises in the streets
and around the house. Last Tues law eve.
ming, about IL o'clock, an attempt was made
to break into the house Of Mrs. John Elder,
on Plum street. The, rascal succeeded in
b. eaking several Stats out Of one of the win.
low blinds, when the noise awoke Mrs. r.
who gave the alarm and the visitor fed,
without leaving his card. What did he
want? GIG d,YoW .ui4a2 is92 blog = 10
E Attempts were, made, the same night. to
break into the bakery, and also into the
residence Of Mr., Geo. Parker. a person
also visited the residence of Mr. ireeborn'
and walked through the hall into the ki!ch.
en-, and out at the back door, remarkins
= be sure AMI f,sten this door 2when, 2 am IN
gone" Who was he, and. what was hi,
business T. .yau5a5ya as& :4seF
lrmay Be a'lri ght, but it certainly look,
suspicious. We dosnot bslieys it is safe t.
leave doors unlocked and windows open, as
is the Case in many instances. That there
Ne thevss abopt there is not tl,s leas. doubt
and 2 n man that goes providing around his
"sishbors' houses, AFTER the inmates have
retired, may reasonably be suspected Of any
thing but good intentions. As We have no
City Marshal i would be well j, every one
would get "colt'i with five, legs, and kick
the rascals once Or twice, 50 ~ TO- find on.
Whist thAy wsnkd d,N. 9HIW dTH