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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
BARNETr HOUsr!.

,,oun BoscoBEI. WISCONSIN.
- 50nN PEPPER, PROPRiEToRf
Ai h ven known and popular House at Boscobel,
d tb passed into my handsI have newly furnish
bn.osi rooms and finished new apartments for larger
M patrons shall be accommodated to their satisac-
Bosst my credit Stable conyieuences provided. AZ
~---~eeOVer April 9th, 80. JeHN PEPPER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
JOHN j. FIELDS,

Attorney at Law,
JJTTENBERG Clay ton CO. iowa ofice on Front STU
r WILL practice intheCircuit Court oGrant county
Wis-May 31st, 1858. ol-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

& A ser, ,enarkaDic physiological fact
has been Developed 10 the existence Of
numbers Of perfectly white rats in the BIZ
bic House ID New York. They ere quite
numerous, and are constantly caught by
The tenants Oh The lower floors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
/. III. HYDE. NJ. d

Ldts " Ao'oN""'1 -. -
rAyTNG permanently located in Lancaster offers his
ii Professional Services as PHYSICIAN d heEoN,
lis practice has been over 20 years.
RiJenc and Office at the place formerly occupied
mr. T. D. Wood Lancaster, Wis, JAN lat, 1896. 2e-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
De1nocfaoy the sameEverywhor'


ELEGANT ExrkAcrs. --The democracy Is
tho same everywhere North, South,
East and West. 1t seeks the ascendency
of the same principles, and the success of
the same measures in ali sections Wash
ington Union.
The democrats Of the South, in the pres
ent canvass. cannot rely on the old ground
Of defense and excise for slavery for they
seek not merely to maintain it where it is,
bur to extend it ilto regions where it is
unknown Richmond Enquirer.
Tho democracy is national. 1t is the
same in Maine and Massachusetts, hat il is
in Virginia and South Carolina.- Albany
Argus.
Nor will it avail It's aiight to show that
the negro is most happy and best situated
in the condition of slavery. If we stop
then we weaken our cause by the very
argument intended to advance it, for If
we propose to take into new territories
human beings unitfor liberty, self govern
ment and equal associations with other
men, we must step further. Wemu show
that African slavery is moral, religious,
and probably, in the general, necessary
institution of society," Redmond En-
Iquirer.
We rejoice in our candidates as national
in our principles as national-the same
Ieyerywheres-[Sen. Bright.
Make the laboring man the slave Of one
man instead Of the slave Of society, and be
would be better off.
Two hundred years of liberty have
made white Iaborera = P@"Per b"ndittI.
Free society has failed, and that which
is not free must be substantial. II Sen.Ma-
son of Va.
: The platform on which we have placed
our candidates is no sectionalt hing. 1t IS
broad enough to cover, and does cover the
whole Union. Its principles are the same
in the free and in the slave States. = Sen.
Hunter.
Free society i monstrous abortion,
and slavery the beautiful, healthy and
natural being which they are trying to
adopt.
The slaves are governed far better than
the free laborers Of the North. Our slaves
are not only better off as % physical com.
fort than free laborer-, but their moral
condition is better Richmond Enquir-
ef.
trust the day will come when the
principles of democracy, as understood
and praeticed at the South, will prevail
over the entire country.- Senator Ev-
ans.
Men are not born entitled to equal
rights. 1t wotid be nearer the truth 70
say that some were born with saddles on
their backs, and other booted and ,sparred
to ride them, and the riding does them
good.
Life and liberty are not inalienable.
"
The Declaration Of Independence i ex-
urberantly false and aborescently fallacious.
II Richmond Enquirer
Shall the demo ratio party fear this is
sue, 70 oppose the extension of slavery r.
No indeed. There is not single demo-
crat in the whole North opposed tothe ex
tension Of Southern society, or 50 called
extension Of " slavery" and they only q
wait the truth spoken out, and thing call
ed by their right names, e swe' P me abol-
ition atmosphere from the Republic, and
TO bury its besotted tools in the profound
est depth 1.-The lowest possible depth of
public contempt N. \. Day Book, Dem.
paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
BANK OF GRANT COUNTY '

Platteyille, Wisconssi,,
DAKLiCuLAR attention paid 70 collections in this
~ ana adjoining Counties and Remittances promuly
S FTS ~ current rates or The day of payment
EAOhAN6E constantly on hand; and All business an
pertaining to Banking promptly attended to.
a. 4 VIRGIN, Pres't !. McCARN, cAshie +.
s. BATLEY. i u,.cv,rv
CIR. LA5Larov, N. II. yTRair
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Attorney sc Counselor at Law,
A nd Notary Public, Lancaster, Grant coanty, WIS.
n win attend promptly the collection OF claims, pay
msat of taxes, conyeyancing and ali business that
inoA' - :; ,,,sted 10 him 45-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
uns MILLER,

NriIirle1s and Dress1nalxcr.
mVxToULD respectfully inform the iadies OF
s3 W lancaster and vicinity, that she intends to
W8A work At the Millinery Business this SESSION At
Ia siacc known as the Dayton houee, omesV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

4
TnE LOUISIANA VIGILANCE CoMNITrEEs,
The accounts Of the doings OF tho Vigil
ance Committees in Louisiana rcyeas q sad
condition of fffairs in portion Of :has
State. The Planters Banner Of Septem-
Der 24th says:
"Ihe Vigilance Committee have public
lIy whipped nearly seventy citizens Of their
parishes, in the heat Of such passion rs
IS exhibited only by wild and infatuated
mob without Judge or jcry, and have or
dercd them TO leave the STATE IN five ,iaya
or suffer the penalty Of death BY tho hands
Of tho same company. And we arc cred
IDLY informed that heavy vote Il the
committee, but not majority, was given
in favor Of hanging instead Of whipping
tho pro eiibcd company"
The Lafayette Echo defends the courss
Of tue vigiants, and declares tha1i.sor sew
eral years, ia a portion OF that parish, lar
ceny, incendaasn, and crime in all its
hdeous forms ssaked IN midday defiance.
Recourse ~ the tfibanals Of the cnt'ntsy,
though surrounded and aided by able OIL
cers, had become farce, through the M
Of patented witnesses AID
Jurors. Cattle were stolen and driven n
way ia aQcks; cotton crops were sto,cn
from The oins. gins were bnrnt; c1ibs fill
81 corn were reduced to ashes, a0d the
Door Iaborcr had bis fam tools stolen from
hin. Meantime the perpetrators Of these
leeds mixed boldly with the citizens, AMI
II attempts to bring them justice s::;;ca..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
DAVID MCKEE.

4 tto1,ney at Law 81 Notary Public
:, oToSI Grant county, VS., win execute Conveyance
and attend promptly to any business entrusted 10 his
an4 SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Attorney s. Counselor at Law,
Nd Notary Public. Fairpay, Grant county Wis.
An claims placed ia his hands Tor colleel9a WI y
bald, and conyeyancing solicited. 4Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

= Edward Cnlen, Who billed Robert
Me(settigana: Shnllsbufyh, sish seyshe,
over 4 year ago. has been tried ~ Mineral
Point, conricted Of mapslaugsseF ~ tsle
third degree, and sent 70 the WISCONSIN,
state Prison Eor three years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

- Judge Scars, of Iosa, has declares
that all incorporated Banks in Tie Terrific
~ Of Nebraska, are illegal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
ALLEN Il. BUSHNELL,

a O r1l Q " t l. Jaw,
Office in f. Bailey's Block--up stairs.
p,a+teville. Grant Co. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
REFERENCES.

VIM: H. Shumway, ESD, Oswego, n. y.
lis Honor + W. Hubbart, /. Ingalls, f. Emerson, j.
r Sar6uek, and L. Hayes, WATERFOWL, n. v.
His Honor Chas Mason, Hamilton. n. Cen 4 "
gross and WIN. Melch ksa Madison WIS 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Attorney at Law,
4 ANCAsTER, Wis. Is associated with the Hon
bounty and Pension and ali classes of claims against
the United States. l00
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
l.. Nc CARN.
REEE5 A

IFVnIkRs TRADERS BANK, NY, JoHg Stew ART N n;
' asr BANK, Chicago Z. GRANGER ADAMS Chicago
sa; SPAFFoRD CLARK * Co.. Bankers, Rockford; IANR.
I 800 Co., Bankers Rockford; E. KIABauI, ST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Ansinfss 4trettOrn.
WI. I.lTr DEW ~,

Attorney 81 Counselor at Law,
, Nd solicitor in chancery, Cassville, Grant comfy,
a Wisconsin. viii practices IN the several courts 9.
tsis state and ALSO in the UNlTEn STATES DISTRICT
Ca,er 5U-tf~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
sTEpHEN o, PAINE,
:. nalHRICK,

a +t.vat Law * Solic'r in CHANGER,
PLArrEyILIE, GRANT CO.. WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
BARsER d LOWRY,

Atto,.nevs 81 Counselors at Law
and Solicitors in Chancery,
ANcAsTFR. WISCONSIN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
l.. j. WOOLLEY,

Attorney, Solicitor Sc Counselor at
AW,and in Equity and Notary Public Lancaster wis
IL WILL attend TO all business ntrusted to his care
Particular attention paid to the prosecution Of
bounty Land aud Pension Claims Securing Of Patents
Payment OF Iaxes Location Of Land and tie Collecting
u Debts in this and adjoining Countless Conveyancg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
UNTTED STATES HOTEL,

fFsrms rly BsckEisA Ssss,p
Corner Of Main and Brosdwsy ,.
LANCASTER. w.
General STAGE Once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
NfANSION HOUSE

LANCASTER, WISCONSIN
[ A. HYDE, PROPRIETOR
nANhfUL fog the patronage extended q n,e Nj
49, sseessl years at the Ola Manstoa u
49, invite continuation OF the same. ma nv hattr
some pains this slrino Is reprint, cleanse ara Det'
,Slsh the rooms The stable the premises = one =
vac best in the euantry and Is alwayswess
Lancaster, June ls., 1859. Sou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
SINS. !. D. OvERToA.
Glen HAVEN

y AIRS. OvERToN mas Just received hne assoEsmsu
AM "a 3onnets Bcnet trimmings, Dress Articles, ~.
~ieh vii; sell at prices 10 st the times Al vork =
hey linz ssIeh Bomnef- II erairing and Dress iSsa
king prerpty exes1td.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Hobart Lectures the C1ergy--IIe
don't Like Preachers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Churches. Bears Pol
lt;css-. a c.cicients s--Acadcrnics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
LEoNARp ]. FARWELL.

This same Lion Siiverman was ono Il
the reties or Jansen, the defanltiDg
State freas0ser Jansen turned out
defauller to an amount Of over $4,000.
Jansen is poor and cannot pay The State.
Siverman isrieli but ontpay. The peo-
pie are therefore obliged to lose ths mon
ey, bnt arc at the same time asked TO elect
SiIyerman FOR State Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
[From the Kenosha Telegraph
The man who wants to DO State
Treasurer.


Lion Silyerman, the Democrs til sandi.
date for Stale Treasurer, was once Sheriff
Of Ozankee County. HIS villanous con-
duct as pnblic officer was brought TO tbs
attention Of Gov. l'ar@ell; one oflhe charg-
les brought against him was for taking a
book Of Records forcbly from the 5tiite, Of
the Register Of Deeds, which hook Of re-,
cords has never yeS been found. Govern
Tor Farwell after full hearing Of tho
charges, removed Silverman from Office
The following is a copy Of part Of tbs
Governors official eason for Siveimsn's
removal -
LION SILyERaAN, al Sheriff oflhe coun-
|ty Of Ozaukee, having been proved 10 have
willfully and foiebly resisted and violated
a known law Of this State, and used tho
authority and power Of his Office for that
purpose, consider him an unfit person to
hold said Office, ard therefore remove him
itberefrom.u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

The Declaration Of Independence i ex'
false and aborescently fallacious
r Richmond Enquirer.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THElRosEF

! saw rose in perfect beauty, It
rested gentlyson its stalk, and its per-
fame filled the air. Many stopped TO
gaze upon it.snd taste its fragrance,
and its ownernhung over it. with de-
light. passed it again, and behold it
was gone-its stem was leahess-its
root had withered-the enclosure
whichsurronndedi Twas broken. The
spoilershad been there, he saw that
many admired it and knew it was dear
to him who planted it there, and be-i
sides.it he had another to love-, YetheE Il
snatched it secretly from the hand that
cherished it he wore it on his bosom
till it hung its head and faded, and
whenshe saw that its glory was Idepar-
ted, he flung it rudely by. But it left
a thornin in his. bosom, and yainly did
he seek to extract il, for now, it pienes
the spoilers eye in his hour of mirth.4
And when saw that no man who
had, loved the beauty Of The. ! rose
gathered again it's scattered leaves,
bound up the stalk,tWhch the hand of,
violence, had broken, Il looked ecarnest-o
iy where it grew, and my soul received
instruction. And. l said let her, who
lis full Of beauty and admiration, sitting
like the queen Of flowers in majesty.
among the daughters Of woman, let
her watch lest vanity ehtereth her
heart, sbeguiled proudly sPon slippery
places and 7be not higanninded but
F. al. f 81 -. q q, s<,EItst<T se :
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MIXING Up THE BABIES.

: Some TIME ago there was a dancing
party given" up north;;" most Of the
ladies present had little babies, whose
noisy perversi,y required too much at
tention to permit the mothers to enjoy
the dance. A number, Of gallant
young men volunteered to watch the
young ones willie the parents indulged
in H. q break down. - No sooner had
the wonen1eh tle. babies in charge Of
the. imischievous DEVILS than they
stripped sthe infants, changed their
clothes, giving to eonesthed apparel of;
another. The daneefover,it WAS time
10 go home,. and the mothers took.
each baby in the. dress of their own,
and started, some "a their homes ten
|oref teen miles off, and were. far on
their way before daylight. But the
|daystollowing, thevepwas xsprodigioasa
row ain the settlement; mothers dis
covered that a single day: had changed
the sex ,of their, babies; observation
disclosed si startling physiological Il PHI,
|nomena, and then commenced some
|of tile 'tallestt' t. 1fSa female pedestrianism
living miles APART, it requife;l two days
Ito bunmix the babies, and las many
months tofrestcreE the awolnen .itoiAl
natural sweet dispositions. To this
day + is unsafe uapsfssf9sE fsEE any Of the baby,
NIT ls1Iasel y yslsal w, s 'eIiyi -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
AMERIGANIsH.

AMEREEANIsH. IA ;Iss sdl
Mr. uMackay, IN his new book about
America gives the following ,speci.
mems, Of words that have lost in. Amer.
lea their, original English meaning ;sgl
"a, e9erciee means to agitate, vex or
trouble. Thus Il IS said. Of ) Senator
in Congress that la Z he is eserciised bY the
great question heI il about to bitlI briing for +
wa1r,da,,e OF that Mr.! 81! was much e1,;ssr.
'cissd BY an stack upon HIM in 4 news!
papSr.so aaasup9saea Il sos;noa tt93s T
Bright means So cleves:''o A5c1evci
man. OF, q olnanv Of talent, would ia
America bsicalled. ii M rs bright. nansa
Cgeye, means aa s 1. sa.miablei and, cour.
teous. aacleYer'' captain is one
who IS, friendly, attentive and polite
10 his passengers. Among the recon,
mend dati6ns 2 sometimes adv dvertised ii
the Mississippi and Ohio steamboats, il
chat tthsy oapt4ini and clerk harea The
IS cleverest" on the line, and forsithi.
reason agreeable to, tho ladies; eredl
I Ap.ia6ls means g s stupid z A. mem,
Der Of the House, Of Representatives.
and g gaslg most tg worthy o1n nan. y was highly
offended 4 hearing his friend called
:. am1liiaibls'' aByo az Englisshmniain, Ht
Thought the p6riaisaae riisaae implied . rcproacf
Tor s6eei, md de6isfed' chat the word
Fss smiabies wAaasy y4ioniihoas with tht
FEnglish- word 1sspoonyda shYou smsJ
Foall . woman s.annisble,l 4 hisaids, he
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

CHO1ORiaMIsCEsL1LANY

~ ~ - - 49, - n, p TP..,A
CnVICh MisCELLA H.; "a! . I s.
WcEON. ion 171T1N95 9RRN. Nm
hs',rGz.s7 s2agtia LOvR.a;u sAi % 'usn
;,a,o 70 tfe.inetni- .asl21,of.is ai:f !,
- ~. ~. .,." - ~. a'u :, -
- 80 's.', 80 -. -, ass.ua
- ''.' ~ -. a'A n - ~ go S' n ' ''4
aG, .'. .'.IaIsas. ba4 '@0s !
ra..,. ,.s;',n. IN = s,,. + s: ,.,,,, ,l, ~, .
And aspsll il : Kindly tone q x !; 5,5 7saoa s'''
And tho spirit hath. chains Of tendernessn
To- etter and.binds it, ovn.5 ,lsaln12 sse
) -. ,as ,Aas.'Ta - 7'at:...{l i1t;.s ''i
~. n's''. .p.'' .aa !. - ~. :. -;
~. ~. s., 49,, oa...n ~, o.
. - q - - ~
,u. - 80. -. ~ ~ ~
Wnen tue 0eaSS &oeosuPs 20 the 8ases
Heaven,
Aud bows before tie tAsoae,
And striking its harp for ths sins forgiven,
Calls the Saviour al it, own. .lgssl4 adI
r... ls...,:a Is. IL: 1, ri. =, j..
~. e.. o. =. ~. -. s'y...e ... '' ss' ->'
rh.--. -. s.s..'s.-.~ ,.,-,.
-..s..-e.-.: - -, s...ec.-. - ','' =. =
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
WHOLE NUMBER 3, Isl,
expenditures, such as TO create sen
sation among the bystanders.
To vuns0se, to decamp, or vanish.

expendlturea, sncn as 70 create SEN
sation among the bystanders.
To vansose, to decamp, or vanish.
Pie, fortune.
.S,edaGer, dandy, Or" swell I <yq;7
Mssng, sham, false, pretended. : : g
Ms'ag,, news, q fabrication.
!" Bender, Q spree. 7', f.r * ,s;. 5.i.. ID.
To % on a bender, to go on spree.
tqris, tie real grit, tho true grit. -
These words or phrases are used to
signify person of superior worth,
solidity, and genuineness,F as distin-
guished from another who is inferior,
or merely (" "cbaffE.''', The millerris evi-
dently the parent Of this expression.
Deczeasion. 81 have been wri-
ting" said lady, several declen-
sions to dinners and balls" The word
is equivalent to refusal, but it seems
to mean refusal for reasons assigned
"a declinature. .ni .,.s aT
Bogus, false, or sham; said to be
derived from the name Of man noto-
rious for issuing counterfeit notes.
Hence, "bogus" news, a " bogus''
meeting, a bogus baby, bogus
Senator, "bogus' convention. as
I Who!e-souled, q very common phrase
in America TO express hearty, en-
thusiastic person. In LloyTs Rail-
,cay Guide, the Bradshaw of Ameri-
ca, it is stated Of. one Of the hotels OF
q principal city that g Colonel.
the proprietor, is whole-souled land
lord. cd ~ i5saFa'it2 5y =.
BIN, hit him 6;n. in the eye. e.
hit him right in the eye. a.5iF'
Nzzk, slight quarrel, . contro:
'versy. .r...,.
# stampede, a rush, 4 ,multadinous
exit, Eo:lgsoo E2as 10 Eaasaease3 yi.5'f}1tst =
Socke1ozage,, a knock-down blow
There is1sTspecies Of fish.hook Of this
To oversla,tgh, a. word apparently
derived from the German or old Eng
lish, like onslaught, and nd. signifying TO
Rocks, moneys California phrase.
To:sQtsi,ns, to wiggle like q worm.
[ To tote, to carry. ~ y'ga.ass1trG ara
Wilted, .withered.s .szaFI. sl.'.'E ...toG
/ a dough face; ;s a man easily moved
to change his opinion; q person to be
wrought upon, and modelled TO any
particular shape, like a piece Of dough.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
CENTRAL P01NT HOUSE.
s !, n 4 r. 1rARnT p,n.,,,-o>.

l 81 Lake FspEs, within ! fe1 rods Of sie
Steamboat Landing. Persons wishing to spend
. few dsys Of osr6ation' and leisure, will ind
this tAs placs Is Do it, A9ooAsndi we'll sup
potent ostler alwAysin attendance. a.: j.s.,..,e
The proprietnfs has ing leased the above pop
ular HOUSE and hsving thoroughly repainted
and furnished In . superior style, would say to
Tia spnblic that \ thing that they can do 70
make d. calling, comfortably sndi pleasantly
Nay %, 1883. 95y
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
n 0TFErS:7 7'' : !

= 'N1RTlE0fpOiITXN HOTEL, ~
NJ boat landing, led, *,nss Minnssot., ''''a
A. A, b E. L. TEELE, PRoPR1HToRs.
r. 10 nov open for the reception Of guests.--7--
u shas beSn Constructed under tho immediate
supervision Of tn pvopgietors, aud nothing his
been omitted to insure the comfort and eolvsn-
ience Of thoss Who may favor thsn with their
lighted, ventiiated snd fdin,shed ID ssapsrior ,;
manner. "a In connection with the house ID .
god and comm edious stable. .nEait& i1isi2sS.
Rel Wing, March /, ,le6sssfi no h!..As0tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
McINTIRE 4 9HEL1lOj

McINTIRE Il SHELDON
DtAL1R0 IN
Dry Goods, dlpcstiss ,6rdckely, Hardware Cut
Ioofine aissss:, Tsrnineimpinsnss. "''
] Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Snspsnders
8hirts,C Coilarsi iBfuskss, Fancy Goods, DC. ~
q 2itt,A9a -fa5@a aaG*.i4f y. McINTltH.
Rsd Wing n. t. 4T.B. snripox. 8
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

1857 al ososNEDuWINGT GTsfla % 1856.
sTEAMaPLA MfNG >rffL l.,
SASH, DOOR AND 8 BLIND FACTORY.
Zone Block shove Freebofn's Saw Hill. ~"
N7E SHALL BE PREPARED Yo4FUR-
vNat nish st all times, anything In tho shove
line of business; qandf fshslE keep ons hand nj
kinds Of plansd and matched Lumber, Mould,
Oren promptly attended to, which may al
20 b LOFT With Brown j Betcher.. .a<,i','.1" 5
~f nsed1's 0f Al tes sSas isEss i BtTS$Rgg t:TESs4$tReg
Red Winfy April ~ 1853. 81 - Y111-lyr
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

s,:f NEW BARBER SHOP 9raa
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS sFlTTEB UP IN
L first rate manner, the room formerly
occupied ,as the Sentinel Office, on Pllm street
opposite the Hack House, and having reduced
the price Of shaving to
FIVE -C"E TS!
ia prepared to execute, in Superior rnannt al'
branches Of his profession. ., Citizens and stran-
gers are respectfully invited to call.
.Gs "a hgf-t -,aInBSG4aH lG J.W. COOK. r.
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4. II. C0NNELLY. M. b., 21
Tenders his professional services to the c;ti-
zens of Red g Wing and vicinity s., 80.
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Hon. J. L. DAWSON, NJ: G., Browns vile. ..Pa.,
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DR.. "A. H. csAssfLL, Key West, Florida sia
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