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FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE Meet
- KNOWLES & WALRORD, AGENTS,
nhR superior advantages those who
~ other buildings insure We with
ample capital that returns large portion premiums 70 the
Policy holders -
risk. - f' ~ VIZ
The Of premium with other good Companies.
ApI KNOWLES a wALP0RD.
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Rates on manufactured Tobacco pounds from enon
follows To Knoxville, IS Nashville Al rs. a. I'm.
su1ha " ~; TO Atlanta, Ca, 81 10 Macon Ga Oh 80
70 Montgomery, Ala Al 80; Louis via M.mpbi, Al
''ss lI1g Naiehez aud New Orleans, 81 IL.
To Dalton and all points South Of II thee
viii go Into effect ana We, q, IL ~
cent? per 100 lbs additional will be charged until the comnln
~Nu He"'sA iNAi
Yor classification o. articles further Information see hand
bills, apply at the Richmond and DAnv, Rsro
Company, Richmond n CnNppETI Sv
Richmond, April 22d, 1850 ~ h .a51 s1p ~,
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400 BbII Old Rye whLEies-
fOO First eiAss brands,
- Half Pipes Cognae Brandies,
80 Quarter and English Pipes q.
% do Casks Port,
IS do Pale and Brown sherries.
IS do Old Madeira,
. do White Port, superior.
Malaza, Ciare, Hook, and Bordeaux wines.
l25 Baskets Champagne,
800 Boxes Lynchburg Manufactures Tobacco
On commission, for sale by
MITCHELL 4 FERGUSON
nh " No. 10 Pearl street.
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L ARR A N rs
EFFERyESCENT
SETTER APERIENT

L A II II a N rs
EFFERyESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
III, s 'aais and OF Sos1a Mns
universally received the most Favorable rreonimenia.
Public as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperi ent
spring Sacrs srii P sS SiS over ne NnerS
ron It. eSmae'nsss aud greater efficacy. 1t may
BILIOUS AND FEBRTLE pIsR,sEs SICK HEADACHE Loss
yT SP%Ii9N ANp Al sInIaR COM
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t !. particularly adapted 90 re by sea and
LAh1 ,soisia Hot Climates. Person, sedsntary abls
Planters will audit valuable addition to their
With those who have high favor aud deemedInd
~ TORPID STATE OF THE LIvER- renders great service
In ~ rS'1 sG1'S h, ,S , acton
AL In many eneetualy
ms SUCCESS ~ CASES OF GRAVEL. INDIGESTION HEART
bokN MD COsIl'kNi<S-froves 1t 10 be Medicine OF
ASrDITY 5 oE THE STOMACH, AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
It AEIo9Ps TE GEEATIsT RELIkg TO THOSE AFFLICTED
innamn atory tendencies. 50
IN PACT 1T IsINyALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GEN
TIE APEkiENr OR PuRGATIvE IL REQUIRED.
IL In the form Of Powder carefully up bottles to keen
Juee dcish,f rserTsssh besaS poured upon ito pro
Taken in the mOnin with the avoeatiou oe
exciting ahealihy and vigorous stomach and Creating
eJoymenL enables the invalid to enjoy many mn
with upgniiy from which he otherwise debafrrd and
without which ne Is iTksome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional other gentlemen Of
eeAsng popularity Of years strongly ruaTsn lie
efficacy and valuable character and favorable
notice 81 an intelligent public
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
IT,. n o
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RICHARDsON'S
IRISH LIN EMS
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS &C.
ONHUMEr8 o. RchariSons nens DESTROYS OF Oh
~ tanning the Genuine Goods should articles they
Purease are sealed with The m Of the firm RCIARDsON
Of The goods.
This caution Il rendered essentially necessary large quantities
o. inferior prepared season aner
and sealed With RfCHAtDsON BY Ihsh ouses Who
regardless ~ the injury thus inflicted American con-
fuer and the Manufacturers ofe genuine Goods
abandon business profitable while
on Win Goods o. q worthless character.
j. BULIOCKy a co
ses-d1y Agents. &c Church srsst Ne, yo,k
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BtsGLEsTON a. FITZGERALD.
OoeerH ana Com mission Merchants,
No 10 PsasI sTHsFf,
nInhtoth ne trade large and complete stoet IN Groes,
- lllno hegArs, ana AT aric 70 be found IN smI
- mhb-1y
(MhPEINNG.Ju,t received fresh supply Of those An.
~ IAfEIhh bNsSIiS CARPETS, AZ Al per yard Tl,ess
u onei zen supple, make complete assortment which ali
W 80 ~. W" w NeN '" examine. WA A.WALTERs
W. No 10 Main q. i2ih.
EbOuH. A smsn Iot fsuperhne aour Tor sale BIZ
holo PORTS, FARLEY 90, Cary st
OLIyB OIL. Superior Olive on, for sale by
" noib pOTrs PfnTVv A ~
OnLEANs wOBAssRs--q5b NJ. very choice oy,u,y
" w s'''e' ~ sale ~ nota HH SKINNER 4 90
lACUN sIDEs--a5 hhds .,rctIy ehoi-. v.s,s,n sig. -
- eslymg ior'ds'@ nol5 W sSINKER . co
IN nnLss EXTRA SUPERIOR OLD WHEAT
Az Nhskr'-ih S'0fs andfor sale ~ pos n JoEIa
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CHICKERlNG PIANOS.
NEW and null supply Of these splendid insru-
IA mcnts have been received ~
In addition 10 the beautiful Rolx de Ncix
eular Action, and the Grand, have Bou-
doir, a beautiful Instrument Of upright form.
The Chekerngs have received pre medal over
nowned competitors and om hrst Institutions
America and Of Europe They sold more
Pianos than any factory In The world.
Prom the CHICKERING'S pera
nen Improvements that have brought the
uon and by the great capital they have In
,arns they can sell fully any cheaper
without having been fully Inspected artlsts
As this factory has than city, In
Richmond these Instruments
The factory warrants Ill Pianos promptly a.
tended 80 :
wasresm. north ode Of Broad street, sth
ton a Brother's, No. lee Main street,
mai2 NArH.L CARIvsI Sale
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INSURANCE. OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS
1NSOESANCE COMPAN v
Sm me- S. 81 Main So, Rlchu.ond.
INLAND lssusAhCk On assd, ,.n,por,ed by ls.r, canal,
land carriage. - ..'>'-s ~~n@', of
Fhn INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling uou.,.
M, and other Buildings In country
'o]'eis issued Al current and
DfRECTORSs
N ANDERSON, James Dunlop, putnev
Jas. l. Apperson, l. w o,s,sb,ook N T.xiaa
David j. Saunders. Lewis aIpter = -, ps.sni''
w. :. nsIt Geo. .. shell, John n ouaries.
"uh hrccden n ~
Lewis d. Crenshsv, Rsn1J u.,YI.oa Iasn ~ sin,..
VIM. H. Christian. n MN, n ,Sae"'
'ehn pooiey, VIM q. Paine, James Ir.
q. y. Watson. -
kRcnD PLEAsANrs, rrs.S
:. u. aos'Aeo.s ceey. apia
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TUE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly $3.50, 900, prepared policies
On me SeSys aeserp,ons Of risks on reasonable
patronage Of the public received Al m.
he No % second door Of Main
where the officers will alton r.ouirs
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
ChaS r WORKMAN John n Caaiho,o.
VIM Iompkins, Robert ~ Burton,
yohn }. wilson, Thos A. lust
Alex. Garrett, n Gw.thn.x
John I. Sublett, ,
DAVID cuRRIE Presf.
n ..as
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VAN HAAGAN a mcKEONE's
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,


WARRANTED ~ 0irs psscf a1fIcfo OF ne faOrsv trUB, "a,
Iandtd, and dgeHts AsrSJn authorized b,
Dnfs good any future gfHdf our e.
pfHss
A. VAN HAAGAN
VlElNG practical Soap maker
- years tat different ume) erporened upon tested s
pareuar soap IN various the public a.
sesp Ehieh w save Time, Labor and Money. we are
-ng eou rest upon ~ mc-its. All s
Jaw s and use according 70 directions (ound each
funded 10y wv Wv
Among hs many advantages other Washing Soaps the fol-
loving may he named:
cles ~ ~ w. 'N
2 one pound ~ 60 ~ fa oranyuss asres pounds com.
mon fosn soap, Or tgo pounds best family soap
- ~ requires iessthan half The tine DO t safpg
o. snly si hreguirs Elth The best family soap,
ranted not 70 njurc fhe fabric ~ 49,
Ior eieannE paints and removing grease and prnsrs'
" u-lrpfled Nachnisis, printers and painters viii
an nyaaabl. ars or Washing hands does chap bot
he supenry q The materials used poap aof can.
."Hg nv ffTfF frtneq T. mild than
"snH 1p, md undoubtedly fe adapted
slr.a cloing A. Een caubrs and laccs WARRAN
I'D MI 70 ROT THE CtOTHFA
1orsaleby HPOTTs, HARVEY co.
"a. No 20 Pearl street,
"'iN hoie Agents 'or Richmond
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MO FHEIGmT ARRANGE r., M
10 ~ lc ans, yicksburg, Mrmpiifs 81
Louis, hont.omrry,r uscu nm bi., A no ,,sfa ,T.
con. Nashville. ChIitta noogn, &c. "' 80.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyIILr RAuRo.n co,tp,sv
have an
for and forward goods above speeleea A. az n,
rates: - ''S '""'N'ns low
-, How Special Isl "a a.
Knoxville, Tenn, andfan 49, was S'Ass
stations as far Is Chat
tanooga ............. 1O0bs. 40 les Ins 81
Nashville Tenn loo Ra
M SseTR.i1f TAI Ala 1900. loSS. s2s 6 IT c2
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RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT sOUTH-W kSrksN MAIL ROprk,
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING ExoEPrEDl
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILRoAD.
&AMAA2sRfll Se;lLzsjs&Y@4e
CHANGES OF SCHEDULE.
and amer Monday Angus, 22d Mall and Pa...n
Leave sa"ooa twice tssad.y. evening ..c,p..s
S.sn sSSs MssSs as.S;s. ao ssSss,,
Leave Rsh%esd dan. teseep, sanday,S D.nve va and
Junction. nurs is.ss dan, tssns., mo,,,.
sI3 AIS oelos. .ndsiS n. and arrive In sSsonS a.
Through nom RieAnond Memphis ,-e day. and three
The above train. Boa Guys With the South
i,S "a % and non the south =, the Junction.
nom the North, a, RehrnOnd. ''' " ~"'
,Ssss Tickets sold and Baggage checked through IN. .s0v.
o. ror srossn nss. and further apply he Ticket
.ais eIMfssi HisI sspssia sss%sad
sOUTB-sIDE RAILROAD.
OS ~, 10 A S...1rS MON M0NDAY rHK2aa AU-f
FROM PETERSBURG LYScHRURa
Man Train starts daily At $50 NJ Iyahburr
reaches rn Iy5s Sssn star: except Sundays AS NJ
fRoM LYNcHBuRa TO PETERSBURG
rsn, START daily esSsp, Sundays so NJ
These trains esnnse, with daily Springs Knox.
Ts he sSSs.. and and Sc sss . 0sssns o,,. 70
OF Tsnns.sss aSaIa Mississippi Louisiana and resas
and Noon City l. NJ and si isc NJ
eessAry. - f "s" ne
,.9. IL D. BIRD.
ekN'L surrS oYYck, y;AIRR COL
on and amer Sunday July s. isso rrans .s ~
" will II follows: kk rr---- -->1,f'-s--
Passenger Train No will leave Lynehburs A N and
f..'eassr Train No leave IynehSus a, iaso p and
s "a s 1S VIM Leave Lyn.hsSrs NJ arrive q.
s~S-u III hi air a., g.,
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANUrACToRY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
lnssrunac nas- 90 - i = .

pORR n RADE, 2so 4 2si, BRoAp SrHrKr,
HAVING associated themselves In the shove bus
lness, respectfully iaylte public attention TO ~
uer iArge sssortment Of Planes and other Musical
,Inmsns ON hand and offer such guarantees - "
VIII satisfy the most ssdions
Vie largest and choicest Muslc semlnarie.
Institutions % Learning. advantage deal
with prepared sell Music, prees
.nos OF our make warranted for ave
tune twelve months, and exchanged within
sve entire saifsSen TO the purchaser We also keep
assortnent OF Pianos % the Northern
Particular attention paid orders
safely rely upon hhfu execution their erer
Tuning promptly attended to-
DORR A RkDp Rt.hrona
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sAPONIFIER,

NUNN = y 7 X A 7 ID PUTAN
More than Dou5ts The Strength Of Ordiuary po,rsb
HOR makng Soap vthout lime, with little trouble and Al tias
expense The cheapest article discovered Tor me r
One pound Ei make twelve heen gallons on GOOD ra =,
nine pounds Hard Soap Printers will superior article ~
cisanlnE type u j. perfectly soluble and free from mpare
bfosen IN snsl Jumps and put up 10 l. and n cans
Manufactured Al The CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS RrsoL
I'm, and sold By y N Df'pEF ~ A ~
fedo-dhElyh 1Si Pearl Street. Nrgv ork
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. IIAIs. oAPs AND LApIEs EIRs. 2.

Es<8 II i have hand, and I receiving By III
,S We arrival OF cvery steamer from Baltimore, Phla -
ia and NeE YORK. Hats aud Caps al latest styles also
ladies Fancy Furs, which disposed sell on accomotnT
terms nol5 JOHN THOMPSON
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

PRlxAt lNsocEScE.-A de,nure little
nossbud zane into our Office early yesterday
morning, from the country, and inquired in
bsted breath" il we ''cou'd print her mar
riage ceremony in big letters, so she could
have it for frame p "Most certainly. we
could do it very nice. too" Thereupon our
heroine drew out marriage certificate from
her bosom, which was pronounced as Sound
Is oak" and We set it up in gold letters =
The case enlisted the sympathy Of our prin-
ters, and Ill mannrr Of cupids. cradles, led
steads, and ball-cuts, were hunted up. Ia
give expression and piquancy to the picture.
Dur young lady returned for her certificate
q evening. A blush Of modesiy :. surrmsn
tied her cheeks' Is she stood gasine long Z,
the drama Of her Life. Recovering he,
senses, she drew her purse from ,ts delight:
fol hiding placs. paid her little money, and
DISAPPEARED like = sunbeam in the wafer
La Eroess Union. <-..... u.
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Gran extended notice of the consecra.
ton Of Christ Church Red Wing, will be
found in our local columns.

CoRr1NAs.-This individual. the leader Of
the Mexican band who attacked Browns.
vile, is about forty-five years Of ags, and
was b"rn at ranch on the Texan SIDE Of
the Rio Grande. known as Edinburgh. some
ninety miles above Brown,ulle. During
the Texas war with Mexico, the family Of
Cortinas vas, according to his story. rob
bed, and numerically treated by the Amer;.
cans. Since that period he has led rather
predatory life, sometimes 1t peace, hut in
the main robbing, stealing horses, and in
various ways evincing his hatred of the
whites. A few years since one If his frien.:s
Or companions was executed at Browns.
Vile, and Cortinas himself was imprisoned
at that place eighteen months ago, and on
h y escape or release he vowed signal ven.
Rcance against the Sheriff and other citizens
Of thu town, by whom he considered him
self grieyously wronseL. 1t is in f;,lfiliment
Of his oath 0: revenge that Cortinas is now.
with other disaffected Texans Of Mexican
birth. ha'fbre DIS. Indians. and rufians Of
various grades. endeavoring to lay waste
Brownsville and its vicinity.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

MRS. L. MARIA CHILD, Of Boston, is in
great distress At the condition of her more
than friend C"pt. .hoson B own. Something
must Be done Cor the po.r weak creature, 81
she will '.aunix'' sure. Perhaps if "Old
Brown" he transported to Sat LAX. and
this devoted, atsaio ate lady be allowed the
privilege Of following him, she might 30
'icom"rted" for the balance Of her life. She
writes to the Boston LIer"tor, as f,llows:
My thoughts are 30 much with CAPT.
John Brown that can scarcely take comfort
in anything. ! would expend all have to
save his life. Brave old man! Brave and
generous, though sadl, mistaken in bis mode
Corporations. Whether they put him to
death or he escape from their hands, I think
this will prove the Concord fight Of an ti,u-
pending revolution, and that "Bunker Hill
battle" will surely follow. My God make
" strong f"r freedom! l would say that
evil days were near, were it not that no
days are evil which lead to good.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03
MORTGAGE SALE
N No!nu1t hov:un

Al Deiaalt having hecn made in the condi
tons OF y curtain NOR gage decd dulv exec,
te and delivered by John Stems, OF Goodhu,
county. ind. State (then Territory Of Mimi,
sofa, to Miles Prince and Myron Prince 0
which mortgage deed bears d.to the fifth On,
OF June A. D. 1885. and was duly recorded ii
the office Of the Register Of Deeds for Goolhuf
county, and State (then Territory Of Mime
sofa, on the said fifth day Of June, A. D. 1855
ut one (l) o'clock in tho afternoon Of said day,
IN BOOK one y OF Mortgages, on pages III, /;
said John Stems to said Miles Prince and Nv
ron Prince IN tee. the fol owing described land
aud premises, situated in said Goodhue county
Minnesota, viz: 1.- .
The south half Of the southeast quarter OF
section number twenty-eight (2S), and: the
north hall of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number thirty-three (33), in townshi,
number one hundred and thirteen: 81. north
OF range number fifteen (l5) west. according 10
the government survey thereof. containing
less. -
raid morteag: was made to secure the pay
ment Of the promiss ~ note OF said JONI
S5o0, payable to said Miles Prince and Ny
ron FRINGE, OF order, four ~ years from the
nth day Of June. 1856, With interest at the
rate OF twenty-five per cent. per annum-the
ln!ere"t ~ be paid annually. ..,f
n" ce.dinxs at law Or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt
or any part thereof, AMI there being due o.,
s.'il note and mortgage Ut the date OF this no.
tice he sum Of eight hundred aud seyen dol
lars and thirty cents: lSoo7 ,so).-
Aow, therefore: notice il hereby given. that
IN pursuance Of the power Of sale in said mort
gage decd contained. and of the statute in such
case made aid provided. said mortgagel prem
!ses will be offered for sale ut public auction
in 'front.' Of the Court House, in the city Of Red
Wing, Gooe: hue comfy, Minnesota. on tn.
at elev n ~ o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. to satisfy the amount then due on said
m"rigaged debt, and the "osts and charges Of
such sale ~ allowed by law.
D*sed: this a6th day OF ovvmber, AID. 1855.
MILES Prince. u
- MYR'N PRINCE. { Ao3teaeees'
BRISIoL u PnxLPs.
At;'ys for Mortgages. 173-M
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FROM BROwNsvlLLE.
New ORLEANs. NV. 80.

I.Es'
Intelligence from Brownsville states cha,
Cort'nas has hung thres: Americans in re.
ye"ge for the hanging Of his officer .,
Advices from the city Of Mexico, tdatio,
to the 9th inst. have been received. Thu
C"nstitu tionalists have been beaten At Quor.
tero. losing u pieces Of cannon. A large
number Of prisoners were taken. including
Gen. Tahid. and an American officer. y.:.
The latter was shot, Notwithstanding the
Inconsistencies Of the British Minister.
In battle fought ut Talancingo, tho lib,
era:ists were victorious. Four hundred d
the enemy were killed, aud half the town
burned. ''a' - i@rs.:t''5-' 4'i- :
1t is reported that ! compromise 'h.d
been proposed between Jua+ez. Robsez and
Miramon-Juarez to b Provisional Prcsi
dent Of Aexico-th- Constitution of Jad,
70 b restored. and the isws conflscatin,
church property to BE- annujhd. 49,:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

Hon. JAIEs N. GaAuAx, of Fillmore
county, this year. raised 4O8 bushels o.
wheat from six acres Of ground. This is
eque' to 81 bushels, and upwards, to the
acre. Well friend Graham, We will admi,
that you can take the socks, but we have 4
few farmers in Mcleod, Siblcy and Carver
who will be after you next year. Mr. Ora.
ham also harvested from we:ve acres 81
cats. no bushels this is fair crop. the
wheat is III u,,iaic one. fell us how !,
was done, old friend. Whist time did you
SOW? When did you reap? How did you
cultivate the gruund? Give d nj! the par.
tieu'"rs. 80 that We may profit by it and do
like. wise-W. ncoe RtQester.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

An Axc1Nr BIBLE.-Rev. Dr.. Perkins 81
the HISTORIAN Mission, ado ressed the usual
weekly prayer meeting Thars1lsy evening Z,
the second Presbyterian Church. In the
course Of his remarks he, exhibited = eonv IL
the New Tsssamsn' written on parchmen,
In the ancient Syraie language. six hundred
and fifty EIGHT years old. II was Que of tho
half dozen cepies found among the HISTORIAN
Christians when the missionaries wen,
among them-Cxidngo Rhpty. !, So. !.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

81. LOUIS, Nov. %:
An adjourned SESSION Of the Missouri
Legislature met At Jefferson City yesterday.
Gov. Stewards message. which was aimos:
entirely c"nfined to discussion upon the
'raillread 9te..;en. will bt rad 10. day.-| fhe
+ ve"ing Bulletin announces on authority ol
tseSii Of the Arcadia Prnspect, the a.:
Ga" Of tn: Missouri Miring Co., the intelli.
gence Of the disco, cry in Southeast No.. Of
a vein OF ih''rnb'e'"is r..el*, which; IL IL be
''eve'i' wall yield en- Thousand dollars ol
srl' t. the ton; as researches are being
made, the n II i>s'~ If the Arcadia prospect
will probably contain full psEticul ~.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-12-03

The Wheat PLAxr.-From !. work just
published with the above title, BY John II.
k'lippart. We CLEAN the following curiou,
facts regarding this most important Of oil
cereals
In the last century the wheat crop Of
England has increased At least fifty per cent
while that Of the United" States has fallen
of in nearly the same proportion. Within
= hundred years, New England. Delaware
and Virginia. yielded an ordinary crop
now they cannot be considered IS wheat
growing reg ons. In New York, where
once thirty bushels to the acre were pro.
duced, the average now is eight!9 Illinois
produces less than seven bushels of wheat
to each inhabi'ant while Kentucky yields
seven and . half and Tennessee, nine BUSH
els. a-',.'- - ~ ssiy' . 5:'!nr Il! ts"t; n
To remedy this deterioration the writer
recommends an improved system of scien-
tifc culture, the principles Of which he ably.
and At length, expounds. >.'' -
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There are now about 90 members Of Con.
gress 'ns Wellington The esucusses Of
tue respsctivees parties will ! hlll Saturday
night. & /.
judge Douglas aud wis cssfkn leaving
the city On ~ lRth &c Ds6,nbss Tor Flor.
da. on recommendation Of their physician
The reported death Of Kit Carson is c.,n-
trad'eted. Judge Waters. direct from New
Mexico, says he saw him 10 good heal,him-
med atsly preceding his departure, and hence
h. emphatically contradicts tho report Of
his death.
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~ A Nv A s s E RS w Al ED!
~ LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AeIN1oI. ;.
Fifty Dollars Month and alt Expenses
Paid

We wish to enRage an active agent in avery
County throughout the United States and Chm
adas, &c travel and introduce eur NV twenty
DoLLAR DOUBLE THREAD LOCK STITCH sEw.xe
MACHINE. This Excelsior Machine 10 jurt pat
ented' with valuable improvements, which
chine in existence, and acknowledged 70 be
unsurpassed for general utility. A limited
number Of responsible agents :are wanted to
solicit ordera BY sample, Is whom salary Of
go per month and expenses will Do paid. For
conditions aud full particulars address, with
j, w. HARRIS 4 CO..
yS No. ID ehos 4. Leather Exshshge,.
BOSTON, MASS.
Nov. 10, 1859. e:jH !,ai i72ma
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" VIZ have received copy Of one 0,
the Winona dailies-the Review-a hand
some. we'll printed little sheet, which We
hops will be appreciated and sustained by
the citizens Of Winona.
Cotton, send along your daily.