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HAVING just reiurIeJ from Ihe Eastern Mar
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
ANTIQUITY REVIVED.

At the Second Centennial Celebration oI
the town Of Woodbury., Connecticut. they
had procession, Of part of which the
following account is given. .,l
Ihe most interesting feature Of the day
was the Antique Procession. 1t was formed
on the ground where the old church in
woodbury. once stood. An ancient drummer
and fifer headed the procession. Then came
the clergy OF the various towns comprising
Ancient, Woodbury., .decked in the bands
and gowns which clergymen of the ancient
times ofall denominations then wore (there
IS nothing said Of the old full. bottomed wigs
lof that period.) Then came gentlemen
and ladies' in the dresses worn by the Pur.
tans two hundred years ago. Most of these
were the lineai descendants of the first SET
lers Of " oodbury--the Atwoods, the Minors
the Judsons, and the Curtises. Then came
q number in the Cavalier costumes of Charles
lis time, in contrast to the Puritans. Then
a general assemblage Of all the old-tashioned
dresses worn from eighty years ago to the
present tlme-post revolutionary relics
These were followed by antique men and
women on horseback, the women en- billions.
and then all the. old chaises that could be
collected. These dresses were not manu-
factured for the occasion, but the veritable
relics ofthe past, preserved with much care
by the families that owned them. This
part Of the procession closed with couples
on horseback and in antique chaises and
|&ReF these Capt. Hard, sged:a5, and Mrs
Atwood, aged 72, dressed in anclont costume
ana riding horse 50 years ofage. I
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

The ATTACK ON THE PERKINS FAMILY.
', we learn that the accounts copied from the
English papers concerning the Perkins fam.
lily, were not complete. Mr. Edward N.
Perkins came and addressed the soldiers in
Italian, asking if there were none among
them who had mothers or sisters. One mar
of the molly crew Of the Pope stepped for
ward and said, have mother and a sis
ter, and will die to protect you" He con.
cealed them and staid by them. Mr.. Per.
kins has, We learn, purchased his Liberation
from tue papal army, and secured him q
good poslt'on.-Bostoa transcript.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
Consumptives do not DESPAIR!

n AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, UNcAs BRANr, while a
Missionary among the In
dians Of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered u RARE
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, ! Coughs, Colds,
DC. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
!usines. he will send the
prescription and .airccti ms
for preparing the medicin-
fee Of charge to all who de
sire it, and will send to hi.
agent, enclosed two stamps
6 cents }, to pay the return
letter, with a description O.
their symptoms. The Ole
Doctor has cured mere thar
5000 cases Of G,nss.Dsptst,,
alone, and hopes all afflict
ed people will avail them
selves of this opportunity
as the Doctor wishes to do
oil tho good he can before
he dies. Addressall letters
to. DANTEIi ADEE.
Boxe5S1 P.o.,N New j York,
Who is sole agent. ,l.,T
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

True NO DouDr.--A passenger on train
from La Crosse to Milwaukee,'a day or two
s'nce' was noticed to be continually ly asleep
when he was asked by some one neaa "wbat
was the cause p lie replied. well, SIR l
am farmer from Minne: e:ota-ny house is
located in the midst Of my cornfield, and
the itrdth is, that tho loud and .continned
noise caused by the rapid growth of the
corn has prevented me from sleeping day or
night for about two weeks, and l thought it
advisable to take quiet ride through Wis
harvest. hatfield Democrat.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
A BOOTH CASE.

The case Of S. NJ. Booth is dragging its
slow length along in the Circuit Court-
Yesterday was the eighth day Of the trial.
and the protecution have been introducing
some additional testimony, among which
has been the evidence Of Doctors Dousn,an
Wells and Mcknight. The evidence for the
defense concluded yesterday. The rebut.
ting testimony will be taken to-day,
Six or ei ght physicians have been on the
stand as witnesses in the case, either for or
against the defendant, and the counsel take
great pleasure in giving the medical gentle
men me- an opportunity to display their scien-
t'hc attainments. The developments have
not been Of very startling character Int
as disgusting as could be desired.-1Mii,onu
kes Sentinel. .a-''''E7f z. @'''"'
Booth was indicted for seduction. He il
an active Black Republican politician in
Wisconsin.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
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RED WING Oh mINrEsoTI
aEACCU5I. r. Y

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L Rev. .B.a f. CRARr, d. D.--President, and
Fr9tessor of entail and oral Science, and
Bellies Lettres. slraW 8 Il va n i
Rev. E: f. EDWARDS, A. M.-Professor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, and Literature.
u, =: p. WILSON, A: M.-Professer OF Mathe-
natics and Natural Science. =, a -,
Rev. PETER AKERs, D. D.-Professor Of Bib
lical Literature.
CHARLES MoCLuRE Esq.-Professor of Law.
ern Languages. @''s's'' > ~ e''lil> y
Miss EHHA r. SoRm-Preceptress and Teach
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PRoFEssoR .EEB1oH-Teache Of Music
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South by theIriver: II is- : place whers the.
health and morals Of Students will BE guarded
as we'll as at any other seat of learning in the.
West. The Trustees Of Hapline University
havesrnn the risk Of i large Outlay Id supplying
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Lett''s directed to the President willfeceiye.
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T'e course of-study embraces Mental and
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an an Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, Mechan-
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hsh Lshgnage and Literature $ Primary and
Academical course. N s4eoEo ;icH i
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Students completing the Law course recei We
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Boarding, 81 so perweek.E Tuition, Primary
department, LIST Class, 81, so ;led Class, $3.50 :;
Preparatory, $500 I'd Class, 81 ,eo Collegiate,
$lo,oo Law, $500 per term. Modern Lam
guages 5000 extra. Music, with use of Piano.
Sl4,o0: Painting or Drawing s4,o0. oil Paint,
ing, $500. oed lights and . ther incidentals
heap. er- olosv
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
WIT AND WISDOM.

A countrymanw who witnessed lady
lifting up her dress, exclaimed, upon
beholding the numerous tier Of hoops
that .encircled her petticoat, in the
shape Of crinoline, " Well, may be
DANCED, it she amt got q fve-barred
gate wrapt round her.
The same ladies who would faint, to
see,a mars shirt ON a clothes line, will
in a waltz, lovingly repose their heads
upon tAe b0sonl OF the same garment
when the man is in it.
A promising young couple were sit
ting up the other night, and toward
"wee sma' hours ayont the twal,"
conversation tagged sadly. A long
silence was broken by the lady, with
the remark 'what an awful pause p
Her lover quickly replied, IL guess
you'd have awtul paws it you worked
as hard as do!'' Il
A prominent blower' at ''Re-
publican gathering in OHIO, said he
expected to! spend ialG eternity in
company with Republicans" when
u ripe old Democrat, standing by, re-
Piled that he "rather thought he would,
unless he xrepented Of his sins -
We we're amused, not long since, at
hearing the following question address
sed to u landlady, by an eccentric &C.
nius. Stepping into the door, he OBJ
served" Wil you, ma'am, give me a
drink Of water, tor am 50 hungry /
don't know where to stay to night
We doubt whether more meaning
could he embodied in 50 few words.r
1t is said to be dangerous to be
working with q sewing machine near
window when there is q thunder storm.
1t is also dangerous to sit near some
sewing machines, when there is no
thunder storm-especially one about
nineteen years old.
A cooper was much annoyed by per-
sons bringing old tubs to mend-they
wouldn't order new ones, At last q
customer brought . 6u,g-hole to have
barrel put to it, and the cooper quit
the business in disgust. ~
Women are like horscs-the gayer
the harness they have on the better
they tseI. NV ''.2 Z wv $. = y.
The lady who knit her brows has
commenced pair OF. socks. ,..s a4<.f5 .'..f
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

CTREET IMPROVEMENT. .E9ssls
- Notice is hereby given that on the. 18th
inst, at ~ o'clock P. NJ, at the City Council
Rooms, in Red Wing, the matter. OF the surface
ment. and that the council will then and there
hear and take into consideration any suege t.
ions, by persons Interested either in favor Of or
against the building of sower or paved gutter
through the center of the 5th and 8th streets
alley to Bluff street, and such other gattersas
might be necessary to drain off such surface
water-course. gstl'9.4 sl1tt-eitagSyFt @Hlfaf
Rcd Wing, August 5th! 1852 4a
HANS MATTSON, City Clerk.
Fer order of the Council. IG I57w2
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

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REPUBLICAN, An-sbAvH~A,ye~rIoN,

Judge Gholson ia ths Republican Aboli-
sion candidate for Supreme Judge in Ohio.
where Judge Swan was ovcrthrown, be-
cause he dared to decide the fugitive slave
law TO be Constitutional, and dared also to
sustain the law.
The Judge formerly lived in Pontotoc,
mississippi, where he owned large number
q slaves. Desiring. to remove 10 free
State, he sold off his slaves at auction, nut
the price in his pocket, and joined the ABB
lition partyin Ohio. Judge fancy, author
Of the Dred Scott decision, nearly half u
century since,. desired to get rid Of hi
slaves, and gave them their freedom, in
stead Of selling them as Judge Gholson
did. However, Judge Taney is oplya Dem.
oeFst, while Gholson is an Abolition;st
The Logan (Ohio) Gaz1xs fixes up the
Incident ~ follows:
JUDGE GHOLsONs S SLAVE AUCTION.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
The Eclectic College Of Medicine
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-e'@ SIWStNNAVJj OHIO.
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OF Lectures will be given, occupying six or
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attention to practical Anatomy, and with am
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The arrangement Of the chairs will be a. fol-
J. E. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,sa
Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
Professor of Chemistry and! Pharmacy.
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a Professor ofSurgery.R So
G. II: CLEVELAND, N. D.. t!0
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
WRITTEN BY THE LOGAN GAZETTE.

WRITTEN BY THE LOGAN GAZETTE.
~ l. Ea liz
A good day in Pon.otoc,;
When shall ii be- ~ !
Print a thousand hand bills
Saad one to LAeREE
al BID the Niger Drivers
One and all come on!
0-YEZ! O-YEZ:. t."- ,..-urO
Going! Going! Gone!
This is Gholson's auction,
Let it now BEGIN
: will notown . niggG; 40, r 60
Think it IS . sin -
Going to Ohio,
A Republican to be-
Whip along the niggers,
flF Let the bidders see, .
Here is little Laura m.-
Very fair indeed
Eyes Of liquid AZURE sag..6
Who will give bid
Start her at 4 thousand +
. Very cheap. You see? =
Going! Going Going!
Gone Ito LAGREE,
Here's q pickininny- 4. 1@.
Susan's only child;
Never mind her weeping,
She'll be reconciled
When the brat is taken. 7}.\rs
From her far away,
Going Going! Going!
Must be sold to-day.
Old Aunt Dinah yoader,
With the tottering walk,
Whip her briskly, overseer
Make her mount the block.
Sucked all my children,
II Very frail and old Het- Ia"
Worn out, weak and worthless
Let her now be sold. r-l ,t H.
Where's the praying niger?
Pious Uncle Tom ?
Call him, Mr.. Auctioneer-
Make the rascal come l ~.
Going to Ohio,
A Republican to be- H..
i Whip along the niggers j ,.
,as Show them to LAaREE z5.la
VIZ are called a Dough Face
May be justly So
But, dear " friends of freedom"
..t .1 There's this. much that we know :
We will give no ballot, ,,L
I| As we hope for bliss, -
For man or tiend who can inflict
G. A torture such as this g. 4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
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Steam : Engine

n FOR SALE! sd q5a
has first rate Steam Eurine
! cfthirty horse mower, which he will sell on
very ihsra1 termsif application be e3made soon
.r--...-,,..-gf54o..a WIN. FREEBORN.
Red Wing, March 90, 1858. s5tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13
THE OLD ESTABLISHED

ROUTE TO THE EAST
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads. .
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
q, upon arrival Of tho Railroad Packet
from St. Paul, running thro'
Hou,T- CHANGE OF CARS
Making direct connections with all of the
Eastern lines for Detroit; Toronto. Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York, so
80. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston.
And all cities and towns throughout the East
.t-s;tpI n and the Canadas.i vtaa Hg
ELE CANT SLEEPING" CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route. -
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunlei.h to
thL = : all points East. ~ DO
PASSENGERS wishing to 90, through without
Iii delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLElTH
s2s Fare rs low us by any First Glass Route. u
For Through Tickets and information, apply
at the Union Railroad anl Steamboat
..1,.t Ticket Offices. .''As '.'S
.8fi; n ~ sew egssg P. S. GOODWIN.
,W.aP. JOHNSON. IL Gen'l West'n Agent.
1 Genl Pass Agent. Chicago. -
.i4. s4a 9MESERO1.E e. MclAREN.i o}3
Ticket Agents, Rcd Wing, next door to Me-
tropolitan Hotel. aa aI ea IL III -