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PETERNDW.S M4GAZLNE.
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/ enlStged fSt 1859: IfHNT seontain neatly
aSouee s seo wcSd Rnera Ind ali RI fHis fSl
only aTW o. DOLLARS : yeEfg Thisis more,
pIopbiiHbn6lkl ~: thi,h any AAAA1ne etltgstht
thence " PetcrsonH issemp haticallye
o4'hes t1zine .fotss the Pines g. .
!. In addition 70 the usual, quantity q Tales,
Novoiels e. Ill; l.''Jnliail. s'5yi Tis. AIN i:
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~ FRANK LII BzsED1cr. 4Fsterson's Maga!l'
zine1 is conceded TO have no rival for it, ,f, Ks
Colorod atedT Fashion PlA1cs! .iasuogs
" P2;;ss" Ms ;1s %sts.!p4e,o
kf'atterns for Rqaneye CIoak,, Dresses &c:
HousetolA and other. Receipts, Nev Nusie,
I,. .&c.,s&c -, $50 -. ~ ~.
| 4JayrIt is tho best L4dy's Magazine in the
world. Try it for one year.----z--
~ aziidT ERMs-!ALwAYssiN AhyANc1..yE.f a.
One copy one year.. .i;....:..:$2 90
Three copies, FOR one y4ar,s -. T. oos'2s'
l'9 Five copies. for one year,........7 90
EG Eight COPIES sbr one year,. $1,000 =
rR SiHs6Ss seR6sks ye ssb,
|orIsixteen copies make clus: To- every Per;
Will Is eiven, gratis ;5r, If preferred = copy
Of the, Magazine s,for. 1885, Eor = club Of six,
sd, 70 extra sopy Of the Magazine for 1sSs
fe %43"H' poss1 9RH s5si =
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The Eclectic College. Of Medicine.
/ &c., GIN IAAATl QUIZ


1Nax SPRsNe SESSION Of, 1859 will commence IN
i Wednesday, the 9Th OF February and contin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
of Lectures will be given,- occupying six or.
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
atten1ien.to t.. practical Anatomy, and with am.
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pital. =. Ii ;s..i|f III
The arrangement Of tie chairs will be as fol-
lows:--< s:t:f, ~ 8eexHf x,sgv gEHa
J. T.. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
'Fs Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.-srss,
: J. F. JUDGE, NJ. d.,
i. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
20" - A. j. HOWE M. d.,
Professor of Surgery.
o c. II. CLEVELAND, d. D., y,,--,,
Professor Of Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. u. D., vi ;.
Professor Of Medical Practice. and Ps.aology.
j. Il. BUCHANA MN ,D.,xAEH
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
81 %: Institutes of Medicine. -...S yse!sa
30 JOHN KING, NJ. D., 2SA. ia
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of w oman
E:'.HH. and Children SQ5--r:.ss IL
The Terms for the Session will be tho came
as heretofore, viz:-Matriculation, $500
Tuition, $40 90. Demonstrators Ticket, $500.
{ Every Students required to engage in dsssc-
alton, SIS. 90: Ticket 70 Commefcisf Hospital,
optional $500. 81 -. sj;Is' s5.s.eici
The Lecture Rooms are ,.ewly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central fotalitl (iE
|Col]cgc Hall, Walnut Street J, where students
will find it con venient to- call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session msy be obtained ofthe
Dea of tie FacwNy. at his office, No. lls Smith
Street, or Of Prof. G. II. CLEyELAxD, &ersta,y
ofthe Faculty, No. lS9 Seventy street, near Elm.
1osy JOHN. KING, n. 3. Dean.
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ConsumDtives do not DeSpair!

~ 20 AN OuDsAXD1ANlDOC-
TOR, UScAs BRASr, while a
Missionary among, the In
dams Of Tho Rocky Noun
taini, ;discotorgd 4 RARE
tLANI tthat proves to be =
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his
fo1tuHe 'Txnd sretired from
cuisines, he will send the
prescription and directions
Tor preparing eAS zledieihs
feerys6tss1slAo a2lswho do
sire It, and; will sond to his
agent, enclosed two stamps
6 centsl, to pay, the return
letter, With . description Of
their symptoms. Tho Old
Doctor has cured IatiethSn
5000 cssssltf Conssnpeio,s
alone, and hopes all amict :
ed people will aYail them
selvsEOf66 sokpWtunity,
,as the Doctor. wishes to do
I'm IT, h>Es.~
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First actor (firing pistob:a ''Unnatural
son. do bysmy, hand " ( The pistol mis-
sees) alSecopd actor, ling onJ the, STACEY:
t'lt is tue the pistol missed haa o my faith.
y. but die in. obedienee; to thy pstsrnal
wish. = = u.s. :. cc'sr.> 81. vd 8A.i-aq Is s5s
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Is A JEWISH TExPLE.--It is said that, the
Jews Of New York propose to ;srectia tom:
pie that will rival in extent and lnagRifeence
the Catholic Cathedral now in coarse, Of
erection in that civ. 49,, ~, -, -. $500
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sbru.aa ,s5t NOTICE, 4.ss Il, e2 9to1
;I,HE: BOARD or, sUPERv lsoRs ot Good.
y hue. county, are reqnosted to inject at the
County Auditors office IN Rcd ling, on Mon,
day thc 18TH mat, atif o'clock ri Msa-raq la
Business Of importance viii come before the
Board, and IL 3Ulf attendance is desired.ssorq
as2i Per order, sIsdt yad. II ,aaJ.:GOING, rp
5as:. 9ifs 70 ssaz ~ z6 .1rasl ounty. Auditor,
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,1rf #sfaA8ax5eH j gixd12:
ENlYREI e RENDEEOL q,

LI 1N@a1A14 ,AGANNEN AiIst
nR. II. ENWOOD ST.. begs to call the atten-
~ ton of those sutelise updsF partial or
IL sssSas
pract'sed in the Iniirmaiies 81 Berlin LAPsieE
1Bsussels, Hamburg and RstsEshu1er and lately
by ths most distinguished London auris:s, with
method that has been ivefe4lly suocsis a1ho5
The best proof Of the efficacy Of this :treaS~ g
msnt will be reference e ns,rX nine hundred
New. sBIunsxich and Noss Scotia ,Ewho hexlsg
Been restored to sacursto hearing, and not D.
single fsolitary. case to ouF iknoy1edge, didFweI
fail to effect aspaStlal or o. totslrresteration az
the hearing, when our advices and Instructions 2
wers faithfully, and punctually adhered to-
Many zxh9 could not bear the report 81 s,pAeet'
the dsstu "c% Of Joavf e: Incases Of Mucous ao<
cumu!at!on in tue Eustachion tpbeand Tympa-
mum, Inflammation Of the 1iacvs membrane, ssr-
voys tecti~s, diseases Of the ssem5rens t1snesr.
can betraced TO the effect iof :eers q eolds The
use of Quinins nsurcural medicine Haksusass II
the ears of ehsldsood. &c. this treatment stands
pre;t'",nerx. When the. ssaisaygqsfaki esd!y
and scaly, with little or no secrction, when tho
T. as ,sat n9ss IL e: ear;
HIS, iSstzsag 9zeases,. optudl p,lssttsss4 d.
charge # matter rwhes n st2ppskgjs sensation
is felt as if rusA Of bzood tn ke head Aad token
plaee;awhen the hearing is: less acpte in daH
tthis method ftreating the dtseaee . iatlli1ss.,
In deaf and dumb cases! my experiences warrants
| me in saying that it. the hearing was good Is :
any time. much can. be- accomplished. In tie
deaf and dumb schools & Ieipic, on: Of claal
Of Cu'tse~ svcoesded n sei e.
Dr. bees explicitly Is state that in thor
cases he undertakes. he guarantee q sSeeesgwk
retultr. complete restoration, of the sense Of
.ts
ed and DIRECTIONS adheard to; aPplieants will
kplease state their age. duration ofthe disease
mattersiasues from the external passage, II there
fare noises the ears, state Of general health,
and what they suppose to have hay! been the e.use
it is expected that those il easy circumstances
E'A s9 EEL DISEASE sRsisilY or THE ERE -
successfully treated by the 7.pPlis.tion ef
painless treatment for diseases Of the Eye, 40
FIN .a psSs:
ton of the Lids, Ulccration Of the IashIynaal
Glands, &c. To the astonishing and crafty
i ing effects Of this treatment. the child, the
~ outh, those Of mature age - we'll as those fst
advanced in life, Gil bear testimony to the wop-
dlerfulIy renovation, healing and soothing e;
/, Consultation fee, Five Dollars s.'a - Lss.t
+ tY-Dr. sE's. work on diseases Of the Eye,
B the Nature and Treatments Of the Deaf and
Dnmb- illustrated with steel Plates---prics
III Money Letters must be registered by the
Post Masters; such only will be at my risk.
f Correspondents must enclose postage. .,..
Medicines, apparatus, &C., sent to any. part
I Address ass 81 Dr.. H. ENWOOD sn 80.
+ 1o5tieH ~ Z 7k44 Brooklyn, N: "
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NOTICE;

= nsHs g EaI79Ts5 NOTlEE.E u 9ei5o. ayfgT
"a IL personsjjindebted Is tic subscriber either
aettletle same in = By .odoing theJ
viii save themselves cost. ',a..'i ,"efs ,3zi
March 5, 1889. ISAAC GREEN. )
Ne&3l( ~ 4 ..:ayg IL 10 yEb dr. aida -5ssnU ,
lNs0 DsEil HAVING done q credit business
% my sntire tigaction shall hereafter adopt
the :. Uaion Store" principle and sell goods for
CASH, Or It's ;Tnnasstakahe equivalent ONLY
!. Red Ming, March sfh,1sssses'r 'rale i5s.f
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Pr sPECTUs ron 1853.

The New Volume of the NEW YORK WEEK
LY ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. LIST. 1859. The following are
the names Of the Lsterat; whose productions will
REV. CHI. STURGEON, Of London. -
6. W: NJ. REYNOLDS. Of London. I"'''' y
/ q. P. R?JAMEs. Novelist.ul saiv1s.G sill !,
/: SIR EDWARD BULWER,ao
GEN. &c. !F.REHINGSEN, late Of Nicaragua.
40 N &u IN SSSGGkkr . I'll e54 a.: '.5s Ii.
CAPT: NJ! D. ALEXANDER; u: s: a.; , .,,.
| rTAOMAS7DUNN ENGLISH; M. D.;.I .-s.i
HENRY C15APP, :JR..4 Z = ,14.f II a.ioT
DIR. O..C. VANBUREN; {, 4 rrW .7s..s,a,
LlEUT.sL NJ. PLATT, U. s. NJ, ,,:f.aH T. .ar
F, CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MISS SOUTHWORTH, ~ --ys7.} :,
MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY, ;safta;-. Ii SCI
MISS HETTY HEARTILY, rs:rr:i =. I. 10.
MISS VIRGINIA YAUGHAN,,f r', = Z #.
MISS III. VERNON nd 7; .-..,it.S,, z .-..l.G
| % MISS. MINNIE MANICURE nj :
MISS HATTIE CLARE, uaari} > r. 20 .s7
MRS. 7. b. SINCIAIR..a'f = ..sEf ia
I'D ,:eosd TER MS. ra5s't .tlattsa
Terms Of Subscription, So, opa year and each
Subscriber IS entitled to one Of the articles
named in the following List, and is requested
t" mention what article he desires when he
sends bis subscription money Gacai5- ~
I2:r.I % su!oe!.n1g 2at Worth, at retail
Gs}S FL So Mi1 Fe si1Tsr c::' aa
lGold Tooth Pick,I7 -Eag-i ~ vI-sy.4 200
|Engrosein9 Gold Pen, Is carcts, 7si- Dih af2s %
Soid, Rpg, plain aud ehssed'as sidsi-s 70 sMg
H M ana rlofsnt6c Brooches; aso4 ,5seeese
F9oad leckets,s 81. "a .-ru3s-s,!i- So 80
( GsR' B S5sSSst tfe ;' y 5 s75ds ~ ~
(Gentlemen's, Rinsysa A,eai-sot.- .bss 8. 2 00
|Glessn I Bosom Studs, rsr, sozz 9 ga
Gentlemen Buttcns;' si!&N- % oGEsa 800
fwatch keysIs -a5'sHyon-Tslazoq e-it 10 800
k kaa'Ss s S$'t t'ps' '.sieu g g
tRrena.ns to Agents Getting Subscribers.
az Those getting mp y Club Of 5 Subscribers; .at
Sc each, and rcnitting $40, will BE entitled Is 1
| goldaFen ar'deilSSr' holder, worsh S8} ai,dseach
subscriber will receive any ono Of the ab2ye ar
p Those,remitting $40 for 10 50 bscribers will BIZ
entitled to gold pencil, with pen. worth 81.
Those getting up d Club of Is subscribers :s6d
4zemitting 98D:yy,iQ beentjtled to asilycr, atch
Those +emittins s4o fof g sdbscrlbers,swil
se, ssn sSa;d 81
Thcse 'ffemitting $50; Tor 80 sabscribe>s; viii
re entitled to q geld chain OF silver bunting
Those remitting $50; for 20 e.ibscfib vii
It,e entitled rs lsdy's gold gwat9h. worth $50, .
Those remitting .elOO, for SO subscribers, viii
be entitled to'a'gold watch, woftk So. h7&os' I
fd E8-Ali comm 1nnicatiods shosla
20 % NJ B.sDEAN,g Prb,f.heh rel
f. t19stfah ,r.afsse5 Broad way, New York
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,as RIeHEs' NOT HAP1xEss. .-' The late Steph-
en5Girard, Of Philadelphia, when surrounded
with immense wealth, and supposedly be
taking supreme delight in its accumulation,
wrote THIS to i friend ::--sr a@Isni ,sIo9,a2a !
.o!"Asito myself I live like . galley Slave,
constantly occupied, and often passing the
night without sleeping ial am wrapped up
il alabyrinth Of affairs, oand worn out with
cares. Dc; not value fortune. The love Of
iaborisLmy highest emotion, When. rise
in the morning, my emily effort is to laborsso
hard during the day, that when night comes
l may y enabled to sleep sopndly.''s ~.
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u ED SVAN& = ., tN ANNESOTAs
4 .yG*Q ssbaaI "4a., 49, :ert2 y ~ q, n
s'. ... = g.2;.fnsiFACULTY. bra ,asa . !.
Rev. b., f.. CaAnRt,r, b. Defendant, and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Science, and
Bellies Lettrcs. H., a., .t,-y. ,'.' ,s''',l
Rev. E: +. EDWARDS, A.. ;M.-Profe,sor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, and Literature.
mates and Natural Science. -. go g
Rev: PETER AkERs, D. D. Professor; OF Bib
lical Literature l..yt,.,
/ CHAKLEs McOlunE Esq.-Professor Of Law:
Rev. MAX MoHAus-Professer (electl ofAlioedE7;
Mis-. E1s4 i: so.rs-- rrscep Il and Teach,
ier Of English Branches: - ~ -
PRorEssoR -EEB1cH--T Teacher Of Music. : 81: ::
~ TERMS AND VACATIONS; ...g.
First Term commences September 3D., 1858
closes December Cd. Second Term begins b..
cember yth, closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March Eth, 1889, closes June 10th;
Examinations al the close Of each fern: ri
Red Wingis easy Of acces. from the interio,
Of Minnesota by stages, and from the North and
health and morals Of Students will be guarded
as wcll as at any ether seat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees Of Hamline University
have run the risk Of j large outlay in supplying
= corps Of experienced teachers. and nhdently
ask t.e. gatrons:geo Of this part ofthe9 Northwest
Lett directed 1t g Tie PRESIDENT willreseivt
r. 8 course of study embraces Mental and
Mo II Science. and bellex Letters; Chemistry
Ian Natural Philosophy !; Mathematics, Mechan.
&c. Surveying and Civil Engineering Gree'
q / Latin Languages :, Hebrew and Biblica
] rerature Law Modern ankaages Eng
fish Language and Literature {; Primary AM
Academical course. ~. ,ItGlel 8pt5ao;a
1t il extensive and thorough; practiesl ant
lcomplete,; classical and scientific. Ell ei5 4
Ladies' admitted to all casseein the Universit,
Students completing the Law course receive
the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws: bss1 noqs;
4o .,faS st. EXPENSES. ien'* 70 .4aisi1
! Boarding, $3.50 per week. Tuition, Primar,
Department., ,lst Class, $3.50 ID Glass, $50
Preparatory, 80 ,oo Cd Glass, 81 90 Collegiate
ga.ges 81, 90 extra: Music: With use 81 Primo
GA 90. Painting or Drawing. $500. Oil Paint
lug, $500. Wood, lights and other incidental
IAeap' noi7a2nho ,sansaiatntia. siii 10 g4YVssy
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CATFISH. A calf. raised in. Pittstown,
New York, four weeks old, was slaughtered
|by its owner, Dr.: Palmer, last week. It
tvenfS 2;x to;ai,dsl t' :; ss'i"H s'" ""o
~ StetyY9.1 lNY Ytse9. i..i.c,s
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AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM
rEei 20 - PIXIES PEAK. a o. -

AN .INTERESTING LETTER FROM
The Toledo Blade has the following laugh.
able letter ostensibly from Pixies Peak, - II
will do to laugh over, If nothing more :4na,- I
- 7e5rsno .sas a., .I ,rlxEs PEAK Feb. 1859.
Il The manner of gathering gold in these
diggings is peculiar. "A man takes q frame
work Of heavy timbers, built like stone boat;
the bottom Of which ia composed Of heavy
iron Iasps. This frame work is hoisted up
to tho top Of the peak, and the, man gets on
and slides down the side Of The mountain.-
As he goes swiftly down, the raspss on the
bottom Of the frame work Lscrape off the gold
in immense shavings, which, curl up on the
machine, and by the time the. man gets to
the bottom, nearly q ton Of gold is following
him: This is the common manner Of gath
ering it.o;,g= gai5ggs IN 7s;rs,52 IN. r l,,,
Another plan is to bore hole in the side
Of the mountain and fill it with coal and bi.
tu1nen.: "A rotsing fire is then built, and the
proprietorssi sit around and elbow it." Short
ly the gold begins to soften and melt, when
quickly, u stream Of molten gold, as thick, az
your leg, runs out through the fire.. and is
caught in ,monlds Of sand made for: the pur-
pose. from whence the gold comes in sheets
Of eight Or ten feet square, aud the thickness
[of first class boiler iron. Gold is too plenty
here III fact. a paper Of tobacco viii buy
two tons Of it. am. turning my attention
tosomethins different / have found in the
Igulch from where / date this letter, bumps
|of gold nearly IS large a. q hand sled, fairly
encrusted with diamonds. = 7 have dropped
the gold business since, and have been stead
lily ;aboring in tho diamond department
You will not believe me, perhaps, but tits q
solemn fact that I have already collected
bin full Of splendid diamonds, nearly Is, large
as your fst-more or less sand among them
are oversa hundred larger than q, head
cheese: J e-o''3os 70 qidaaw5, 10 &. noi:gs2
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THE COLLEGE JOURNAL or MEDICAL SCIENCE

4 MONTHLY MAeAz1xE Of As pages, cqpAucted
II by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
Medieins. is published ct One Dollar 2 Year,
payable in advance. Tie volume 81 thS J56N
tions for subscription, or Tor Specimens namber.,
should be directed to
spkUH yCLEyEIs4N P(blishcE
10e AaI.l6 2etenthsSst1ct C,n3innatifQ.
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Of The bestsiiterary papers Of the.day :s A large
~ iF' GSLUMNs. Of entertaining mstter: ana
ILLUSTRATED every week.rA
= NzG1FF3 WORTH :FRoM So CENTS TO
scRibEk oN kEcE1fF 81 TIE A sGBsc RIP
TON MONEYS ,S@a1s esi~ sb0oi> u a1n
:, e7';ai' I EERMsA1N Adv ANcE: a@ qae''
One copy for one year: and lsgin, Ta aa$sso 90.
hree copies one year, and gifts, 90.
Five copies One year, and S gifts, ~ tad'E 500.
T3R s&Rs; se esS yfaa s?S s
The articles e be distributed a ale comprised
in. the following list :--s'is !sa'a 'H,yast III
United as ss g: F'sss IT, FSGts 1899 &C.
5 do. do. do. do. 200, each.
10 Pat: Ieva H. e. watches @ each
20 Gold Watches, vn,-,3..I a.,u rs, each.
50 do. ~--,,..-.-.-~,- 80, each.
500 500 Ladies dies cold 5 wo a., s. e eseS
z 2oo'silver Hunting Cased " atchet,a 80, each:
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob
q. Chains, q sag'tS2l' - shG10 toTSO each.
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils, -,es 5 to is: each.
Gold Locketr, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silye,
T Thimbles, and and variety of other articles
worth from SO cents to!$l5 each. esi'l' -r-.i
81 ~ receipt, Of the subscription money, thu
subscribers name will be entered upon ou1
beoksand the giftIforwar!ed within one weel
to him, by nsasl o. cypress, post pqa. II,
~ All communications must be address
d to DANIEL ADEE, Publis 1cr, =
losy1 ,'4" I'll Center street, New York: :
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Hardware, :':Ilinlw'1'alrle,,
: S" I'D 'V. o'E Is! x 5.5
Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Sash
Glass, Agricultural implements, &c, &c,
has the pleasure Of offering @ the citizens. of
Red Wing and the surrounding country, the
) sLARG EST BEST, AND CHEAPEST
assortment Of Goods in his line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every varietylof
SHELF HARDWARE NAILS. VICES,
?; BELLOWS, ANNlEs, DRILLS,
- Z CHAINS; HYDRAULIC RAMS Z
u 70 :. ara ,PUM,Ps;aaL EA D;PIP E,;i',s.d :,
,a 5:.:s MILL WHEELS, M1LLk e@s =. -
d ., : tn. q 70 CRossCUT SAWS go.
rs -boo@ TO FILES, AXES, bn4 4a:zi IaIt
@' go $ Gales, "en .,.1 E1% %. III -. !;
Las ,7ss- GRIND STONES. .sss :, gd #
BUILDERS HARDWARE &c, &c. IL
His stock Of ROWS oonnplete,consistingo Of
Rsr,s, Sziigo,. S,oeelish. :Es';>glls1.,,s: end
= American Refined.ia yn4 ii =
Farmers will do we'll 10 examine his stock .
: ss:'. :Agriculturdl implements. I! 1o %
|1ucluding Plows, Cultivators, zReapers, Now.
ers,> Seed Drills, Cradles. scythes, Rakes;&c;
His stock Of so~rs.si l.l lias - ,s IL 81 III /.
Tin, .Shlc lti,,,a and yapa,ied Ware
lis the largest in town, and he is constantly
manufacturing, having the best and mos,
.WQRKAlEN, he is prepared K
lido to order all kinds of a. >4asioh t0l "a ii,
Sheet Iron; tn in >, and Copper Wo,k
/ X.EOlpE s.: ~ *'es:
Of these bis a, assortment nj # is UNSURPASSED,
PARLOR STOVES, sina Il. - @, ri
l. OFFICE STOVES "a 1o ....,g..
h. ' .,',.. ing 81 HOTEL STOVES, o;ra .?
Low. and elevated oven COOK STOVES Q
}every size, style, pattern and dimension il
! the universe, all.ofwhich he holds at price
lower than wasever before offered. a...;" !
| Get ready for winter, and for winter!
work and sport -. s' a., SLEIGH SHOES
7 r::s~a; a'*4 ~r6 u, HORSE SHOES, : n
I - ]E.2 ut SLEIGH BELLS,
/ .''7t''. SKATES, n2.rca: aI,t, - q.
III 49, WHIPS, s,'5'i aTonr-n', rel
| SADDLERY HARDWARE, and ever,
thing: necessary or useful for the season. ~
His terms an, e cash.! lis prices Low
His principle is to do right, and sell cheal.
Regardless Of the Consequences, -
And such as are in iwantof anything in tn
| Hardware line are requested to give him n
call before purchasing elsewhere, they will
save money BY 50 doing. e. L. BAKER
Main street, Red Wing, Nov. 6, 1858.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16

ny - ff5J 1I.T5 t} H. .siHFI'b ERt sgt 81 "a
Tie ifev.rei watching has been all in vain; &
The. struggle now has ended IN defeat: :.'.3a9
Yet IN her aspect il rest 80 sweet q l'a. -
who. ccou,;,d wish to wiring her human heart
With one papg more But past is every fenr
Eeillel ~ the mystery that " ould not start
Although Il cannon t1,untcrcd At her ear--"1
Although bel. 'ittle infan: cried with pain. =.
Al, me! tl,a' one 10 beautiful SHOULD die!
Full on, her widowed husband ere she went,
bike light within shattered tenement, re. y.
fingered tho last love- lustre other eye: ~,
On tic vague threshold o. the unseen lif -
She pa,,.sds;j .kcn gechik. from her finger took
The goldencirclet ofthe mortal wife, s;a'a
Placed it on his, with re- assuring look, iI
And welded him to Immortality q stfN :,
Our next extract is also 8 picture which
could scarcely have been drawn b. very
youthful fingers. How lifalike, how. every
day ,iNliks It is!!; How few Of MS but MIN
: her among our acquaintancesa at least, one
such as it's origiaal! sd n s2,,.s. , 1@t "a
"a h.z =Ira r5, ga ALONE. ri 2FtF !5G 10
So Reginald is still bachelor .sualso4j =
Not yonng, yet youthful stndions Of his easo-
2 Ills only thought how best himself to please
aOf richest wines. he has On; !. endless store 81
Z These ure lis p"ide, and oft Is lsyingly Z
AS they we're children lie win tell their ase,
llis city house, his apson BY the sea-. - Z
! Alternately his vial hours engage. 6gsii
: So great bis wealtl,it hourly groweth more.
A,ittlcln little keen adlress,ssT' - ~
= 3i!t, kindly help IN Tin, tine 9tnss4a
Have made his lie singular SUCCESS ;.
AND he asks homage for his splendid gains, :,
= Paying the Aattery in meats and drinks :.
! Apla,,ding friends no daily entertaif,ss :.
70 cnae lin Of l,imself. Sometimes he thinks
.lhhs wsrs poor hisf,icpds nigh, layes rim less