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= MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW BARBER SHOP.
1NuE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED UP IN
first rate manner, the room formerly
occupied a. the Sentinel Office, on Plum street
opposite the Hack House, and having reduced
the price Of shaving to ,.' aa t"; L..
- Five ENTS!
il cpared to execute, in Superior mann.r. all
branches Of his profession. Citizens anil stran-
gers are respectfully invited to call.
- -as:~ .a - rITT.tG ~ J.W. COOK.
Rod Wing, May T., 80. j.. lA-tf
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II O TE s
iMETR lP0LlEAN HOTEL

it iH5rF' e~Rk'S4s>s KAN AW1sas'
ls&vssstrest, iiliately opposite the Steam
o fbost Landing Bed Wing, Minnesota
4. A. d Il. L. TEELE, PRoPR1RroRs.
THIS new, spacious and commodious house
l. il now open for the reception Of guests
Il has been constructed under the immediate
super vision Of the Proprietors, aud nothing has
isnce Of those who may favor them with their
patronage. The nuneiogs rooms are All we'll
lighted, Ventilated and furnished in asuperior
manner. In connection with the house 10 q
good and commodious stable.
Red Wing, March l, 1855. sstfA
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The fprincfdaafF r novelty Of TIE thing il
tke Arrangements and asa Of .sPortabls
railroad track which, H. nars;eeaaloog
vi with t>s. it. This consists! ef .twez large
b hoops g P o s I,,gs, q Il inches broad and
g iMhes q, diaeneter, arranged with
guides and friction riet rollers TO Keep them
IN . vertical position; while tie driving
,wheels-d feet ia danieterrl4 Z l4rteNvNolve X
within them, which, Of course, causes
tho ring to resoive, with them Iathus
forming bed or track for rEthearisess.
In it, trial yesterday, with l4o pounds
steam T. went steadily mp very srongh,
unPayed, gnlhed street, having . grade
Of some 70 feet il $50 ip length
Major Brown and others intercste.d
with him, have certainly shown 4 CON. Con-
mehdaa'le enterprise, ii being tie 1ffst
to Try an expefimehtn'o such magni-
tude; an<l1' though AlAei iilnnsdiate sss,e-
cess should not BEES to- ,lheirisan-
sglln saine hopes, il may open the svar,sfqr
steam locomotives aa9, On common 9sl a1l roads
r':r;N ~ H. + zr'bMx'''4s. o. '''4ss.a,es.rp bse,seno.i adr
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On leavi.g ho1so, Il, tlte morning
Some husbands kiss their wives ant
bid them "good bye, DEAR" In dth'
tone of unwearieds love :, and whethe
it be policy or fact it has all the 'e6ec
OF fact, and those homes are, general
1ly pleasant ones, provided always tina
the wives are appreciative and vel
come the discipline 10 i kindly spirit
We knew an old gentleman who livet
with hiis wife for over City years, and
never left his home. without the, kis'
and the g good bye, DEAR .agri,id9 0
Some Husbands eshake hands will
their wives aud hurry off as, fast a
possible, a. though the effort were
sonnet thing lhat they were anxious t.
forget, holding their heads down and
fdarting around the first corner. =; %'D "
Some husbands say only, s :. Well
wife, I am going, and start. at the
word, "Go,' which comes to them
from: some back kiretreat.aIiaaaind 3li
|bhSome husbands before leaving home,
ask very tenderly, "What would yos
like for d!nner, my dearf"s knowing
all the while that she will select some
|ahing, for his particular palate, and Of
he gnes. 9ft s1EEsia2l lisia7 ii n1#1
I. Some husbands will leave home
without saying ANYTHING At all, but
Thinking ) good DEAL, IS evinced By
their turning round at the last point 81
observation and waving AN, adieu a,
the. pleasant face, or faces, at the win
dow. .aossiag2n q bs..ise.. y.ra3ergsf,sa !
il Some husbands never say q word
rising from the breakfast table with
the lofty indifference Of a lord, and
going out with a heartless disregard
|of those left behind. J: Il is . fortunate
thing for their, wives: that ttex: Icau
sympathy elsewhere. .5I..4E, zrsil,u.2g
Some husbands never leave home
without come unkind word or look,
apparently thinking that such course
win keep things straight in their ab
+ .5s. s,,1 S'5a, b.s,, ~ 'J' ~. - @ ya~
Some husbai,aa::e come home jolly
and happy, oasoured: by the ~or;a
some 7suiky ana 'snrly With its 'disap.
l,ointments. 's'9'@'''2'tsS' ''s' +
Some husbands bring, home, q
newspaper or aobook, and bury them
selves ip the contenta- s,ygsrzg
Some hasband, are called away
Fsvery, evening by buainess 1o3ffs 1o3ffs social
epgagements; some doze ID speechlese
stupidity on 2 seffaa till bedtime. ,sjisi
Lioi-Someo b husbands are curious, to
learn loftheir wives what has transpired
through the day; others are attracted
by nothing short Of = hild's'etumlbing
down stairs, Or the house taking fire.
F21.sD Depend 'tponit II y says Dr: Spoon
Fer,, .'that home is the ,happiest, where
kindness, and interests, and politeness',
and attention, afs the rnllels, rnnllel Q4 THE
part Of the husb -77of course 1.-THE
:reeponsibility rests with them7rand
temptation 6nds no. footing there" !" s.
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aa. sgzsFG@ 9at itt--3fius iuuG iGaa! Il
~ ..nl ,r. FOUNDED ON FA4.,ds 10 ~jaHod
7skewercd by EIev!'.s KasEipppy- 81, " rights,
g. hr& .3GiH is.u --.4 bio n1i! .!ta'h'1
+ 9iao-ro,n,CHAPTERLo L. 27t ej1noi7:
,NOSER.I1 J

Mi story opnns in thelc classickg FREE
stinks of Bosting. In the Parlur Of
aristecratic inansh6l.'oh Bacon ct. sets
a ;lnvly syupg lady whose hair is cayer-
'ed.o.e' with THE frosts IF s7teeno sum.
mersj She has Just sso5&t down, at The
Pianny & is singh" tic poplar ,peacse
called smells of the Notion. sin, witch
she tells how with PensiXea ThawtY she
wandered, on a e. beet shpar.r. oYhe
son il scttinIinIitsihori1en and, itsI g0r.
JUS lite, pores in golden melleraatls
through the, .WihdeTs and makes the
bni,lifI il ,yqnlgg tWiYet rs beutbifysIla aass az
she was 2! be. WHICH il Oppe Gcnssa1s' !; 5;
She, is magui6s,A,tlyn dressedAup nice
IN, Beraga bask with 1poPlin, trim,ni,ia,,
More: ianteek edges and 3,ply eApefin.
Her dress contains, l2 la0undersS !; brils
yuntlyi illliniaate with horn butons'
&vher shoose. are red anrocker Il with
gold spanglcse onto thstn.oo Presently
she presses her 'katIds TO .f7eri sbhx2dnn
snd starts up in; an excited q mahnaf:
"Methinks' she whispered in clafii88hh
tones, ~ see q voice e!'''na;iA noble
yuth of twenty4eyeh1 1slalmners, 81 scep3akbts1a
the mud 9f his butes iiniir ;in tie hill, and
enters HI is atriried in red, shirt,
and blak tto5wsis which last are turned i
iP eyer BIS bytes, a9a his bat is ;most e.l
sMitchingly kooksd on, i, one side 4 o1
his classical 5had, Grease in her opar.
micst days, never psrdqoed1saomo
galianter erowir.tban s Noses ia The
yungs lady gazes .upose himntora;a dfsW
periods, olapaes her h.nds together
strikes :. positions, =. ind iollih N. hsr =
wildly like an' expifih Infant cS'w CRIES: iss
1s~Hs! domi 'deceivs nay eafAght.
That frame u them store close! those
voyce!s 1T iis--it il Me Sowdg, ms a nroMalY
Moses" and BE-, ,9blded her g his hart.
.'Merhinks I sha1i 9wooni,, - shs sed Sid
pretty quick she @ on|sa ''a, o5s,,sao s'ass
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

10
. English, papers bctray some, disqptl
etade, and not altogether without rea,
son, with respect to the vast paYal, pre-;
parati9n which IS evidently in progress
ia France, Notwithstanding the. prom rom:
issd disarmHaalmnent. s1nventioll" II sseeeems
taxed to its utmost III revising .destfuc:
tive engines for maritime 'wXr{4rie::auu
Meaa1rdady -kaoksabouti the 'stewl:plss'
edsahips, Of blisadaes, recentlyihreaxhl
to, notice; and the fact has been ststud
that the British, goTerpmept sav,;6t
immsdiately to order the onstrnatia., o4sr.' 81 sA
Of sfiep of The sane description y. +! I alth9'
etrableg ito Slot The last foreiggn rre,iig !arfi:
val brings intelligence, 90 the authority
OF the Paris EcUrfe oedentfof'th the E6n:
don 4 seia6, 2ehas' 'thersS are new bditdin1
|iaothe Freacha ship.yaddj j5aa are Iupdsl
orders 10. be lnilt, L twenty, ahips.oi.Ahe.
lime, ~, Of. which ars fighting ships,
steel.plated, and provided with. ,ihe
Is'rhinoceros horn," or iron prow.-
This iast feature is III advance Ia naval
architecture, &nd II is said to be the
linventioneqof shc French Empestr
These ssborns'' sses1 designed to- iea'
Ithroughrthes ateagon1t--the ooubaa
itosbe eeneladedsb by boarders in, q has,d
|ta hand oQndiet n The first Neessttol
1this! slasa,; began, a Brest. j. 70 ,;b<
- q q ss;ts q l;Ss'Fl...i ".
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iADvfo3 f0aYdp8a iR.1.:MlII I've ten.
fpstatly., ogS ds6 church, iSvssAH tho
lprstty rgslls, esnAtry one zofatAe6;, live
pike may, Easd disilihe q Chrialiess3
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1880. ..@.> /" RED. WING - 51''5H .,.its 1850.
ST Gam PLANlN q NJ i T. L.
2E@ E'"f''7Hhith' AND - '1If 'i'f ~ Z. i~
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
Cone Block above Freeborn's Say Mil.) i
WE SHALL ne PREPARED TO FUR
W. Hnisf; Vt all tirnes, nything IN the above
line Of business, and shall keep ien hand all
kinds of plaped and matched Lumber, Mould
ings, etc. ~" s' ~ H''5ii t'"~h'7 r,@7 -.
ortcrs promptly attended to, which may al
80 be left with Brown y Betcher. ~, 2,'''. " ,, ,1
Produce Of all kinda. taken in exchange for
work. .agssr ~ d, COGEL Is BETCHEks: !;
Rcd Wing, April t9, 1859. -. 14s-ly
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RED WING HOUSE.

RED WING HOUSE. =
JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor. u
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
~Connected with the House is . large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1858. 58.z...zsz5a 9O-tf
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bfClfA!PpER; ,lV,
,rf91fe aNn,r1,ir e,ea rit,r4;i,Rtist: Not:

"'I THE wANDERER's RETURN: -.
10 The luke swVaa moses TIE Sissy: He
Rad bin Il France abopaatt 81 pat sixteen yeafl
and poW be, ;Waa home agin iin Bqstippg.
h. l]had some trapbles1 mTigettiaga him
selfIaeknowledegd a. luke, Of, France
~ the 0rleeps diesasty and the Bore
b,,nes wete fernest him md enows The
had 'tr0sseds the deep baneaC to git'
hiS D WI Etxy.. She knst HIM, 70 6hct
les one Of his ears: had been chawed
81 il ltss ss ie pPpSsi.ioh !smleGn! in
bo,1y!hhpods b,1!hp eqppI bon hoHfet L. ns They were
maEyidid An& nwepl TO Frapca, tQlgesjde
in. their dsaaL patli. vhich ,waa got tfap
ragAzrRliisaf expense. cd They had: .sess
eral children aadlived' &Da green sield:
aee; .sbeiuveds by all b;ott Rttes1t and
sfn SaII',tHe 1uEoie se,s,iw sffi 10 17sss1slh II
..Tb g lpitat 0hptig' 10 w capsX@afsd, tsisa
ara co9y5pteeddE aPdd d., sentenced e, Irsqad
lall ithed lesteEe ssMesars. b GiddiRg4 a
|WiaehasbaN write 0E the oRezt, tour
years. aHis fiends ,are,ae aenilevsriae. to
get his sentence, leouamutedi toc inss
pfisoument for life, soureack day 20
be devoted 70 reading thSn Can4da
| lpaPer11to: ,5i4e sAyk tits ssnt4aos w.
a6rss9s 81 stbin t1y {pthsr ons ll aF,all sttll y
he don't mind much !li'l % long 8 g. 81, gate
his meals regular sl ,esi,o1ir1sf oGi
| Ihis ois myIles attemeta 1t Mrita.. Z Z
Tail d it is far from being spssfee, sbst
i'll hav nlduosedI folA1ptol see st6ss in
fl0 cASes0ut M g Sliey iU1aie either make
;pt wv Sc Adao
WHEN you advsrtise ysvrs sbslsssssS;
make no halt wy work 'o5f ~ Bnis.
iEpelI e like aryhtsse tut - J \ 6sst IMP;
co1HIq'piad 'lI ia, t,a, sss los y bsba,, ',.
\ Il 10 Ney4wsn To- ob|aah,o when sIyou
tare detected MEnean aot;i1bat .you
2FhsdIa 'gleate deelD betsers tihlpshsswhst
! .tyodfirM think If senmittiniit sH5
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s:AsINTIREs& SHELDON

not .,..s:AeINTIREs 4 SHELDON ss1 4
a""'' '.aa '"i 'DHXLrnS IN ! s1aEtsad r~E$s
Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery Hardware CUT
cry Nails, Oils, Paints Sash, Window Glass,
Looking 0fa:ses, Farming g1mplments.
Shirts, Collars Brushes Fancy Goods, &c. cot
.. ',..- ~4c91. = -.9f1a" , McInr1RE. ~
Red Wing n. +. >d' L@~ +. B. sarIDor. ri
Sa5HC- D:iG -Ci4TpW iGGIi-fi4 5,itE .,s.I.i.oE5
s3DUBUQE CITY. T'Y1,.., !. MARBLE; + +
AZ .HERR1cH, De.lsr Il Anearicaanu aia = and For
-: eien Marble; Sixth street ,belov Mainanl
Mont sesi.. feel i Heal sts,a.e, So. Is, : MI,, Ma,,.- .
sui, ties, Table Tops, &c. ,r...1', .ssms
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FOE 1Roytn8 j ,Ioocon0TIIR-
aMeeker Reed q IoTan, machiiu1is

l 5OOASS. .gsfs'0 ~ y D1S&SSAAsD~aA1SD
aMeeker Reed q Logan, machimsts
of Newask, have just completed : draft
loeomotire for Propealine height wag-
ous across; tie plains to the Rocky
!Mountains. This iron horse was Iui1t
on contract for MajosJ. r. Brown, Of
Minnesota, Indian agent, Il. cpnsists
of an ordinary locomctive boiler two
of.Messerss N, M.k I =. aessilheing
engines and suitable carriage and s{ee-
ring apparatus. The whole machine
lweighs. about 6urteeBi tens, iisF well
and strongly built and! while exhibiting
yesterteay, appeared toh be under the
controtof the, Operator, ia respect
Of steering apparatus, il is similap- 10
other machines Of the kind, having =
single wheel operated by = 'windlass.
The driving wheels are worksd ~ 4
small Pinion gearing into the periphery
Of each. ~ the cranks are attached to
the shaft Of these pinions, comparative
y small engines are used, making sew
eral strokes to each revolution Of the
driversTas il is intended for draft rafh-
er than spesd, an aocumnlatiohof force
is thus obtained, which would other.
wise would require very large cYlin-
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WHOLE, NUNBER@I III.
"a, ,slNGULAR. .sADveNrURE.

a Once upon. = time = att.veler steppet
into . stage .oosch. He jwss,a younf
man starting in, life. oHh.. found si1
passengers abont him, al .grey,headet
and extrcamely aged men. The youn
gest appered to have seen Il lest eigh
y winters. Our young tray :strse}} "a.
with the singular mind and happy Is,
'psct Whiohn distinguished: fAlt his Tel
low passengers, determeddto ascertain
the secret aot = long life and art o1
making old age .eomfortsbls; he add.
Fessed the one apparently the eldest
who told him that he had always led d
regular and abstemious life, eating
vegetables 'and drinking water. The
young man was rather daunted at this
inasmdchoas he liked the good things
of this lite.la He addressed the second,
who astounded him by saying he al
ways eat roast beef, and went to bed
regnarly faddled. for the last seventy
years. adding, that all depends lonreg-
larity. The third had prolonged bis
Gays by neser.seeHng 81 accepting
Office ;<the fourth BY resolltely abstain
ing aH political 'of religious oron.
troversies, and the fifth BY going to
bed at sunset andnraising at"daw6I-::
The eixth VAS appsreneIy yn>Geb you,-
ger than the ostser6veI.his hair was
less grey,. and. there ,ys9 more Of it.
a placid smile, sdenoiing . Z perfectly
easy conscience, mautled his face, and
bis voice. was jocund and STRONG,
They We're All surprised TO- harn. that
he was by ten years, the eldest man in
the coach. - 80 7.''''''.' 8 '''A@'S'',f
.oe'llow;" exclaimed eclai OUR young young trsavl.
Ter, " how il it you have thus preserv.
ed. the freshness OF lilep, 80 s!a''s ,aiai
&! The old gentleman immedi1.tely an
ewsted the young traevlertby saying;
g; 81 81 have. drank water and drank
wine- have eaten meat and syegeta.
bles-I have dabbled 10. politics, and
b have written religious panphlets--:l
have sometimes gone to 6ed at mid.
night, and got DIP sunrise and at noon;''
he then, fixing his eyes intensly upon
the young 8" m:::n:;; mi:n;. conclcded With the
remark = *t'l a.sa:ys 'd::a::
~ Ri's@s.ypi,1h,psty9 ss1 s9'''o1 4ad'
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FALLS House.
nv Rem VANCAMPEN.

CANNON FALLS, MINNESOTA. :
rravc,cre will find evcry accommodation on
,ah:e Farms at the above House. Good
stables, Gs::!!crs, &c. esiy
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>,H-AtA.snalletoxs upethe; river,
= young fawyersw who tAoaght4, himaeh

H' ~ ~ e''ia'7 s-'t's'''. q |-'t.
s~H-AkAssna|lstoxn up4ths, river,
= young lawyer who tAoaghs4 himaeR
: ssome," made ,eertaip; RFqpqsale sates :.
teaEp e E msstlRg, lxBiaR xaEs ehjeeted 81.
said to TIE efT farmer, Sir, Do you fnsoS1 sSa;'
that Ihsver Seen II 1aIttn't 'tR0 UnnFwHX rides
and at txD Ob,lleeglesi i6 EACH UaiivsYisiiss
tv:P' Well, SIR" ssasd tlss 4kginass
wlaAt 6 chat s,od eAhdda 1aaf; ss;r,stkak,
sucked two COWS, Eaadithe ehserwation,
4 made auss,; she mare!; he sRpkaGo thu
greasten eafs fsAle IA ssrw,'s''li.,issoq IRA I'd toa
iliEgzsra 7''. .zr5 '@ss..'.sn On Il srsdt sd,
$50 Asmipister,s acted Sorlesua6a-s
ing the ssoReMhqts inoapsepusI spesss,,as-I
iop Of preacher aanA anA ,ge!! measy kPaaT, aPl4ylI,
xas nsk!e 2 P!sxef az. ap Ei.1cn az: Mas g,
|1y 1dyyaidaija a NV moat iattarease q id qsss1vi:a
g !'d sDdaPtsAeqgf fSod hett~ g1sq
claimed one Of the oongregsti5ouptses sd
o|dnsiansrf gets Ave, ,peEa cent n Impqth
ees eex; Esnd| Z, that's eaaaah--is 4sasd s4lE
-:,StsT I'D he'd tatit II tsit anI.;sag,ra al,
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TACK tiOUS T..
j. HACK, Proprieeecr.

an PLUM STREET, afcw doors from Main
- Street. Red Wing.
This House IL entirely new and newly fur
nlshed, and the Proprietor hopes by street at
tcntion to customers to receive q share Ct pat
ronage. '~-itis'
BED Wing, Sept. 5. 1857. sly
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W.liAANxINs. q. .. .jDAKBn.g - e1 4. HALL
ACTION s--N CT W0R ps,,3oiH< pss,,3sH
ro.IHayvkias i4 CO, l2aJ
VX1ou1D t.ks thi. = Ips.thoA At inlla,nins
.W their 3visads and the p9blie generally,
that they sss now; prepared atodo .s-l1> baiit1
:" PA I'm T. 4 ~, o.. :. e e
ofsllkipas. ;sgoh as 4oq.e sign, Carriage,
Gla!ing, Her6ling and Paper Hansing. 10 o =
Special sttsntlon paid to alfeydersf from
fhs osdatiyG + ia1 -,5 a,osrl< IA Sstf
Red Wing, July II 1857. ssrt ~ ="
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HOW RS sELL UT5xLEXBLE Nov-
FnGia odt div tgs kkA. .&;HE-I0 eEl rs .I!i

Fn&ia oat a2IH tHf &40. 10 eHl rs attn
o Here is the last Partisan advertising
dodge, which we give for the benefit
of authors, whose works. spresiss in 10.
naming on the publishers shelves. o q
The unappreciated novelist, writes1s
letter, le upon the following model,
u.s. !; s.Siir- Youu are warned lHnse To- make, 10
Further attempt upon the virtue ETA
certain lady, yon pretend to
love, aud whose 1hsptismal name re
sembles that Of the heroine of .-.=a--
!. .,.7 -::-:r-;-((givng the, title Of the novel;
the acting romance lately published BY
--1name Of the publisher }
Tragedies. even ~ more tefrible" "thap
that?wbioR cl1sej Tie xpfk of' fiction
q questiop,, some times yqcepF inr real
ife. t,,Be on, your guard ,sirs!'ii' i's,dts1 aau
slfiY You leave yourdetterI Withoutisiguat
tura,o haveA neatly 4ithographsdpaud
printed toilooks ssif every tshestg were
.Yrittenby hand, oil You them send z to
Al the gentlemen whose addresses
you find 81 the Directories, and, ,p41r
tea,tll tieaan,ttlly await til. result. Nine in ten
oftke aPeTions 70 oa'w,h whom i'si;',; you have ave
fG;ffxarsf this sdroit circular, viii sayi
othemselwes-.-'f iii foee with voting
lady ofthe, same name1as' the heroine
of the e,hzAy Aystarioas! Soaps:BuilerT-.-,
what the deuce can her name rhea", I'd,
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iDRrs,I "a the iip,aex tEclisa Us uus''t tbs Is
contents of Stories; ,tt6 fis a ahd directs "a the
particular chapter ss11v'eshht' even 81 sdoes the
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garments1 1n man or *onhan) give essassg Is
q taste Of the apitit3 and fdemouStrasi
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"THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IS THE VOICE
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-20

recent Smithsonian lecture by giving the fol-
lowing advice to young men
IF you wish for a clear mind strong mus.
cles, and quiet nerves, and long life, and
power prolonged into old age, permit me to
say, although am not giving temperance
lectuse, AVOID all drinks but water, aud mild
intusions Of that fluid shun tobacco and
opium, and everything else that disturts the
normal state of the system; rely upon nu-
trious food. and mild diluted drinks, of
which water is the basis. and you will need
nothing beyond these things save rest and
moral regulation Of all your powers to give
you long happy and useful lives and Sc
rene evening at the close.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-20
lallg 9latlOnal lem0trat.

Tnr ship Russell. which left New York for
San Francisco on the eth of January last, was
dismasted and otherwise injured in gale
near the equator She put into Rio Jenerio
for repairs and was TO have left there about
the middle Of last month. A
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-20

hiLLED-On Monday of last week a Chi.
leno. named Juan, or Pretro, was killed at
N"pa' lie was stabbed thirteen times and
died almost instantly. Twospaniards named
'eral4o Fell' and EpiminiO Lugo, are suspec.
ted of having committed the deed ci
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-20

A Costly PAPER-We find the following
in the Arkansian, published at Fayetteville.
Ark:
We are under obligations to Mrs Geo w.
arke for several numbers of the CONNER.
cal Times" weekly paper. published at
Buenos Ayres South America. The Times
is in size four columns less than the Arkan-
sian, and ia printed every Sunday at the very
moderate subscription price Of two hundred
and fifty dollars per annum. which may be
reduced fifty dollars 10y a prompt payment
in advance. Single copies five dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-20

IT will be remembered that in the month
of November, 1858, we published the sup
posed death by bears of a hunter familiar.'y
called Haws. but hose real name was Nor
gan, which occurred in the vicinity of Santa
Ines, in this county but the remains of the
unfortunate have been found since. and,
from appearances, there is but little doubt
that he has been foully murdered -SGnta
Barbara Gazette