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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-26
Fires.

New BEDFoRD, October 25.
Two fires occurred here last night, ono on
South Second and tho other on Cheapside-
street. Among The sufferers are Charles Pack
field, stove dealer, ]. G. Mora, dentist, = Til
den, confectioner, and Messrs. Cummings +,
owners of the buildings. Loss about $l5, 900.
l, BosToN, October rs.
The Alms.house at North Weymouth, Mass,
was destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss $4,000.
Two insane paupers, named Hayden and Tor
roii, persisted in the aamos.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-26

PERsONAL.-George V. Rutherford, Esq,
has become connected with the local depart.
ment Of the Enquirer, occupying also tho posi-
tion of musical and dramatic critic. Mr.. r.
has had somo experience in the business, and
will doubtless render the department of which
he has taken charge both attractive and inter
esting.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-26

EDrSee advertisem ent under head of Wants,
to sell or trade books and jowolry for western
lands.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-26

Penny Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
West Fourth street
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aakENNEDX,s MEDICAL DIS

ES OOVERY fS acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States, tobe the most eiecua
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known to thH profession. Scrofula,
of whatsoever nature, are cured by few bottles and
the system restored to full strength and yigor. Full
and explicit directions for the curAo liberated sore
the pamph lot with each bottle. For 90 10 by JOH ID
pAkk, SURE, ECKSTElN Il CO., and GEOH9E
M. DIXON. PrceSi. sepl9-y
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, October 25--P. M.
River falling slowly; three feet in tho canal.
pIrTssURG, October 25--P. M.
No pereeptible change in the river since noon.
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FINE TOILET sOAP.-DO

N,- FINE TOILET SOAP.-DO
W your hands and face commence chaFping az
win approaches? More than likely it is caused by
tile soap you use. Then try some other kind You
may possibly find an article that will keep your skin
smooth during the coolest weather. Weselect our
stock with especial reference to this quality and it
is now larger an paore complete than usual.
SOLON PALMER, Agent,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfnmery,
oc20 No. SO West Fourth street.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
From the Allento" Pa. Democrat.
FEW PLAIN QUE TONS.

DEMOCRATS ! cut this out and ask you
know nothing and republican ne'ghbor thu
following simple questions:
Who are in favor OF giving the negroe;
the ,ig It Of su!fer,ye which they refuse t
foreign born citizens'
Tue know-nothln2s and republicans.
Who passed the law in Ma ,>acl.u>ctts
preventing foreign born citizens from voting
when duly natraizcd acconiin, to the Coz.
stitu'i"n "t the United States?
The know n"thingS anu republicans.
W Who recommended the same law to be
passed in New York.
The know not lDgS and republicans.
Who sanctioned and approved that obi
GUS mes"re in Pennsylvania by giving Si|en,
c"nSen: in their late State convention?
Tae know nn,hiny> and republicans
VII" INTRODUCED i bill INTO HE legislature
Of Obi" I" strike out the word white
from the constitution N order to give ne
grne> the right e suffrage?
I'll knnwnothin,> AMI republicans
Who are in favor Of f,rel .ner> not voting
until :}ey are 81 wears in the country?
The know Mornings and republicans?
Who voted against admitting Minnesota
a. i free State? ...
Tns know nos insl and republicans
Wac voted against admitting Orr. ,on as u
free State?
IN, know nrthinss and republicans.
Who carried banners in 1856 upon which
only sixteen States appeared when there
'shoul 'sve been thirty-two?
The knoAy no''inss and republicans.
Wa wsrv il favor .! letting the onion
side? ..-
The know.na;hings and republicans.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGE SALE. 848t
wi Dc ant haring Goen made in the conditions
ivered bv elizabeth Ann Sorin.. by her attor-.
ne, in fact, for that purpose. Matthew Sorin,
both Of Gnodhue cousty. then Territory (now
StAte) Of Minnesota, to Samuel Shslabargor, OF
springfield. Ohio, described In said mortgage
deed BY the name of 5: Shelabareer, datoi the
was duly recorded in the Office OF tie Register
OF Deeds tor G"odhue county then Territory
now Statc) Of Minnesota. Ion the 2'th day OF
July, A. D. 1857, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, in Book
8 Of Mortgages on pages 100 ant t5d, by which
dccd OF mortgage the said Elizabeth Ann Solin,
bargain. cell and convey unto the said Samuel
Sheaharger his heirs and assigns forever, the
following described real estate, situate in the
aforesaid county Of ';oodhue. to wit: IT,, =
Lots two (2), three (3) and four (4I Of
block three az; and Iotsone ~, two ~, three
81 o% "s ys so;E ssy spa@t. sjset
addition to East Red Wing. according to the
plat thereof on record in tho Office of the Reg
i>t.r Of Deeds Goodhue county. Minnesota
to secure the payment o. seven hundre dollars
so 1907, with interest thereon at the rate Of
! thirty (:'0) per cent. per anRnm. according to
the condi ions of Il certain promissory note, for
that amount. hearing even date with said deed
ut mortgage. and referred to therein, sud note
being due one year from its date AMI bearing
interest ut the rate aforesaid; and whereas
,hcre is claimed 10 he duo on said promssory
note and mortgage to said Samuel Shea barger,
at tho date OF this notl Q, the sum Of one thou
sand seven cen una IL 100 dollars, (SlOl7.T)
and no suit "r proceedings ct law, or otherwise
h. wing "een Instituted to collect said debt OF
any part thereof;
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tina,
under and by virtue OF the power OF sale in tx.
said decd, OF mortgage contained, and of the
|st,.tut. in such Cases made and provided, the
;,said mortgage will he forecosc BY sale Of the
mortgage premises therein and hersinte fore
described, ut public von'lue. to the highest bl l.
DER, in separate lots, by the sheriff OF said
tioodhuc cosnty. at the front door Of the oiic.
of the Re lister Of Deeds OF the said coanty o
Gpodhue, in the city Of Red Wing in the afore-
said county OF Goodhue, on the 18th day 0
september. "A. d. 1853, at 2 o'clock p. 81. o
said last named day, t. satisfy. the amount du,
upon sal proMissory note und MOI tgage at tn,
III c o. said sale, and the costs ind expense.
allowed by law.
i .tG.1- SAMUEL SI1ELABARGER,
I McCLU..e u CAKrIHARr, Mortgagee.
! Att'ys for Mortgagee. 15,-w6
! St. Paul. August s, 1859.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

;lEFAULT ha> been s.ade in the payment III
- the sum OF one hundred and twenty one
I~llar$ which is claimed to be clue at the date
OF this notice on y certain mortgage bca, ing
date the third day -, July. "A. b. 1857. ted
by Ephr"n Locxwood and Susan Loo wood, OF
Rice county, Minnesota, parties OF the first part
to Martin G. c. Wing. OF che same p ace, party
thesccon1 part. and recorded in the Office 81
ch Register Of Deeds. in and for Guodhue CO.
The" Territory. now State Of Minnesota, in book
Of Mortgages. pages three hundred and forty
one and three hun red and torty-two, on the
18th day Of september, a. u. 1857, at 5 O'Clock
p. NJ
Now, therefore notice ia hereby given that in
pursuance Of . power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and Of the statute in such case made
and providei THE premises described in AMI COW
ere Iby said mortgage, to Wit The north hall
ut the merit east quarter OF section thirty-two,
and the south half Vi the southeast quarter OF
section twenty nine. all in t .wnship one hun
ured and eleven, north Of range number eiyh-
Teen, west. with all the Entertainments and APP
purtcnAn.es thereunto in anywise appertain-
ln.: will b. sold ut pub lc vendue. ut the Office
., the Register o. deeds ut Red Wing. in said
county vi Gvolhue, on the twenty-sccond day
of August. A. -. 1859 at II O'clock in the fore
noon. 20 satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage with costs Of sale, including thirty dollars
Attorneys fees. stipulated il said mortgage, to
b. pal i'll ease Of foreclosure.
Dated Far4bault, Rice CO.. MIMI. July 9, y
MARIN T.. q. VIM. L,;,s..,..
=, HArchELDER Il BUcKHAM, Attorneys
Mortgages. ,s- tF.l
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
LEG4iLl: D7lGES.
MORTGAGE SALE

4AI HEREAS defau has been, made, in the
NY !ayn,eut Of the sum O.. f,nr hnndre,
and four dollars (s4A nO) which Is clalme'
to be due ting date OF this llo,ic" u. O. GER
tain mortgage execv1:'i by Ge"rgv Kirk ofticol.
hue county MINES. ta: to Thomas E. Bcnn"tt
o. Winoha county Min-. he;.ri, 2 date the ;9l
ay May \. .: 1857; which was duly record.
ID on tlle 18th day % May 1857, at, 7iTo'clock
\. NJ. in o"k : Of mortgage ee.ls, page.
45 and 54j in the Office Of tn, Register OF Deeds
OF Good lue county. and n" l'rocee :ingS at law
having been instituted, to recover tile debt Sc
cured by said mortgag: or any part thereof
. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tina,
by virtue ola power Of sac contained in s,ti,l
m"rtg 'ge and pursua t to the statute ia s,.cl
cases made and provided. | 10 '''9
The premises gescribe9 in and covered; b,
said mortgage to wit: 1.-The northeast quar-
ter of section five lin Townshi one hnnard
amt min" no tn Of Range sixteen west. in Vino.
III land District. MIMI will he sol vt. public
auction to. tho highest. bidder: for cash
to pay said debt and Interest, secure:t by said
mortgage, and costs and DISBURSEMENTS allow:
eI ~ law lat the 'front.' door the ofo fce OF the
Register ofdecds. inind for Gootlh6e' comfy:
ut Re.t Wing. in said bounty, On Thursday the
10Th day OF September. A.U.tls59a sat,Al o.
e q & Of ,, that day. THOMASE. BENNETT
= Attorney Tor Mor''g'eee, winons, M,nn
Dated July 25th, 1889. sni,,s;w ~, l55td. q
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
Still ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov

Still ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov
WI~E-We are indebted to Lieutenant
John S. Foster, Corresponding Secretary
If the Boston Mercantile Library Associa-
ton. for \ copy Of Coy. Wise's letter in
answer to an invitation to lecture before
the society next winter. It is in these
words. .s,f....s,5sgs .,..~ azsa~.s 49,,
RICHMOND (va) July q, 1853.
TO John, 5. Foster, Esq, Chairman and
Sec'y &c,
DEAR SIR: I hardly know how to decline
your invitation. but must do so. ~
Please present INV Acknowledgements ia
the lecture Committee. ana say that am
about 10 Start for our mountains for tou,
OF sixty days, examining routes and reser
voirs for a canal, That from that time to
the LIST Of December, I shall be engaged in
preparing materials for my last message to
the Virginia General Assembly, 1pou
whom must " 1T constantly until the l>t
Of January next. And that thereafter
shall be busily occupied in fixing u house
and home E'r my family, after or az
absence. Besides all this, extra labr .
srevious burthen fail heavily on me. So
caun't accept this call. have no time Gl
literary or any other composition. am .
bad shot ut the Test, and am, not giving Il
B *'o' TO shoot ut game on 9 wing.
would like 70 bag you, if | c"uld-(,h! It
o u buy 81 st n!-tl'e whole nation w"ul,
be safe then. Yes? always loved old Iso>
ton she wa 1.-The Saloon Of the Tea Party
And some Of these days God willing, vii
try to see what is the matter with her tn
she don't-throw tea overheard like she use(
to do!--GhG bless her still. ....-
Very hastily, but truly yours. t.
IL ~ :. . -. -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

ParSon E"w"low, who publishes b the
Knoxville (renn.) Wig, calls upon hi,
subscribers to "pay up lie says he is
willing to take sh, ;yhai chickens, h ,op
skirts; boot jacks, broom corn, baby Jump
ing pigs, frozen cabhases, perchel corn, gin
ger cakes c'rcus-t cket or any other article
found in a retail ira e.
That's ,ur lawful fix" And n addition
t, the above enumerated articles, we have
made;:t a point new to refuse '.spondu
Iicks." Subscribers will please make a note
Of this 3.- " 'e@"''
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
THE IsTIIMUs GOLD DISCOVERIES

A Few weeks since we published an &C.
count Of the discovery Of large number "f
golden idols, in the Indian graves Of Chiri-
qui, in the Bon4ucron dis riot, on the 18TH
mus. The editor New York HeiuM has
been favored with sight Of some Of these
valuable idols which he thus describes;
"There are in all min, Of the images,
weighing in the. aggregate nearly pound
ami quarter. They have evidently been
cas-, in u, rough mold, and subsequently ham.
n'ered aud rudely polished. Most .! them
ore ornamen.cl with species If rough
chasing The gene t.! character Of the de-
signs seems to be u mixture VI the Indian.
Egyptian and Chinese.
NJ. is und"ubtedl: representation Of
pearance. aud weighs about two and hall
ounces.
No. 2 is about the same weight, and
represents either dog or dragon. II
looks like II combination Of both.
M. 3 is II representative Ut u frog. with
eyes protru1ing like Holsters. The eyeball
consists Of lump Of gold about the size VI
apea. 1t weighs about thr ounce.
No. 4 is y large bat, with weboeu wings
1t weighs ab ut six ounces.
NJ. 5 is a hybrid Eagle, with another edi.
ion OF the lobs.er eyes. 1t weighs about
half an ounce.
No. 6 IL a small frog, with one or two
snakes in its mouth, and the whole weigh
ing about IN ounce.
No. is . small bell resembling sleigh
bell. 1t weighs few penny weights.
M. lookS like small rhinoceros or
gofir, or hybrid elephant, with Serocous
mouth. 1t weighs about quarter Of all
ounce. -U:
No. is a pair Of frogs Of about the
same wei lit as the first.
These idols were found on the left hand
side Of the heads Of several graves, enclosed
in jars. ..m. ....-
1t is SAID that four thousand graves have
thus far been opened, some Of whc, con-
tanned a. many az two or three hundred
pounds Of GOLD EACH"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
FASTE + iAtOif4N Ti.;la ON REC.
F-.. <lxD-2:.a

The New York papers contain the par
tlcu!ar> OF the gr at rae which came off on
the Eclipse Course. Long Island. between
Flora Temple and Princess. The race was
to I've best three out offive," and which was
20 get the "l,e>t three was the problem 10
he solved. It was momentous question,
and everything else dwinled into insiynifi.
canoe in c mparSon. As far a. the betting
went, however, it was in favor of Princess.
The greatest ODDS at any time off.rel wer
$lOto $50 on her side. and these only
ioun'l, as far As We Could learn, one taker i:
$lU1 to SO representing the riSkinels
which slO',smen were wiling to undertake
From the Tins we extract the following
description Of the race la -
lie tack was in excellent condition, 81
were he horses. Flora 4 mple was driven
by }. McMann. and Princess by j. Golf
The first hea, Flora won, her time nr the
IN le bcing two minutes and twenty.three
and half seconds, leatil & Princess by six
lengths. 1u1W, Ill 80
On the second heat Princess took the
lead, but Flora shot ahead before reaching
the first quarter, making it in "a seconds
the haifmile in minute and 8 seconds, and
the whole mile in the unequalled time 81
2.22-tke fastest trotting on any course or
Long JsIsrd. and. Us it il claimed, the fastest
on record. 1859 ,f3si2 % .,jf NE I'll s7
The third heat commenced with SPLEEN.
did start: The horses passed the rope al
most neck and neck, Flora leading only by
about the length other ears. She improved
her distance from her competitor to three
lengths at the first quarter, making it in 81
seconds She was hard pressed BY Princess
before reaching the half mile. but kept
brave'y ahead, and made it in ITO. Then
the excitement increased; every head was
thrust forward, every eye was strained
One hundred to fifteen for Flora. One hu,,-
dred 10 ten for Flora. She is on the las,
quarter. ,,a s3.3ar9 ls,,gp3L 10 .eas5,g14
She is ahead She il not. She is. She
.is not. 70 Sc j., and remains 500 comes il,
at an easy. .tro'., amid vras that don't ex
actly make oths heavens ring. bu which
might fairly he heard at a good miles dis
tance: were sent up for her Time o" ,hi,
thru heat, 2:231H5, precisely the same as OF
SsAV AA'oss
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

WoMAS's EFFORT Report says that sew.
eral young ladies' Of our village met one
evening last week. and passed resolution
20 have nothing more to do with young men
VIII" in any way Use Intoxicating drinks a
IN beverage. - w. IT. m wis } 10 na'.; >
Minnesota girls, as general thing. have
be ter sense tl',n thai, and instead Of <triv
i e to keep down th.,Se who have fallen into
habits of intemperance, eek by association
and encouragement to raise them up. Wo
mars influence will do more 10 redeem a
poor fallen incbriatc, than all the sermon,
that were ever preached, or all the tempe
rance societies ever formed, in which she
has 10 yu:CS.-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

n ExeHANaK bnNk:-Mef have nothing
new in regard 70 the Exchange flank. W
Ihe1 il will come ont all right. The s..
Paul brokers, with ,h,. AMI: Mippesoti.n
editors are ,oring all they can, TO drive 81,
10 ne wall ,ifNfai'a, Of which we CON,
think there is any danger, our citizens will
know *haSr? the cause. ppd these parties
Will b rsmsmbessd too.-G Glencoe Rsg;stsr.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

NOTICE. #5''s' faa '4t1f"l = ~ 55h5s9ri
~ 'roall whom it may concern. The I'M
'lersigned will make application at the next
term Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State OF Minnesota to be held ut
ReL Wing in Sa ii county. on the Sd Monday
of October. 1853, for the vacating of so much
OF the town plat Of the town OF w acoota, in
said county OF Goodhuc, ~ lies easterly Of me
ri ian street. in said town. being ali OF that
por :,on III said town that lies liz township No.
lib, north Of range ID west. n41Uo747t III
Err EDWARD BuLLARD,!
.sg,.s-.<gf rsf yg5 Proprietor.
D1ted wacoota, July -, 1883. 45;-tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

.r0HIf The DEMOCRAT IL somewhat he y,
this week. 1t can be accounted for from the
fact ut q" addition on Wednesday last. ri
,n'a .lohas az hn daf ofea',meat to The Ell
aitoI resp 'nsb'lities. IL we had in addition
ateths ~, Mite pounds and a half Of '.the
spondnlicks, we'd be the happiest dog ii
, ali sdieos that ever wagged q tail. II the
Il Editor of.the Saltwater Lem, c.4t think,
ws'rs some on, vegetables. how will ht
classify " or babies ?-Wn ma lem 5+nt.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
Boston Courier

Says the Henderson Democrat of the l0tt
inst rd-, &4a4p
T We are inclined tie pity Republican edi
tors, for from the following paragraph, which
we clip from the Rochester Free P,nss, :
seems that they must lie + they would "t:.li
with ability" Even the devil is aware o
this, and excuses his own inefficicncy in got
ting up editorials. by declaring that Re ~ha,
" never been used to telling fibs." A hare
party that which requires such service
':ere is the paragraph ....r .. go, a.
"Mr Sonle, the head If the family i.
still absent, which will account for the scar
city Of original matter. Come home. boss
we are ready to resign the chair editorial
it takes ton much fisger: ny. to be editor
publisher and devil The worst Of i: il
we have never been used TO telling 'tiiS,
and therefore it is ilnp'$sibl. ior u to edi
with '.',ility.'" Il "'f s-..' T". |EI =.
Go home, boss" and relieve the devil
he'll take pity on yov hereafter, and Civ
you cool p ace in his kingdom.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

TA6E, NtYrtCE!! SAVE COST!!!
All persons indebted to c. !. F. Smith. o
to the firm of Gaclbia & Smith. will please
call and settle the same with q. j.. +; Smith. 1T
the old stand, corner: # MUM & Bnsl streets.
without delay. saaa'9 q. j. F. SMITH.
August ~, 1859. l5S-w3
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
!Nll.rlCE;..

s'-9&t, 4 ~ =" notice. ~ ~ q s.. = = ="
4 IL personsindebtedto ttcEyubscribcr either
~ by note or book account are requested to
settle the same Immediately By<so doing they
March { lSase on OF, zs4S'A1A|se3 i GRflhuEF'
: ~, y. 81 = HAVING done credit bushes.
to my entire sattsttfti y shall hsT.a ter I'd sc
the .:O"f r st,se" pri9eih;e and sell ODDS t,r
,;AS:;s or its unnsistukable equivalent, ONLY!
1twitI Be for the interest Of cash puirchaeers to
give me i call. .Il.' 80 ISAAC GREEN.
: FED Wing March i'th; 1859. ls5tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

Among the many flower gardens thai
adorn our city, that Of Mrs. w. II. Yelling
ton stands at the head in the beauty anG
variety Of its contents, and the tasteful man
ner Of their arrangement. 1t is perfec'
model Of loveliness, and Mrs: w., will &C.
cept our thanks for one Of the most beauti
full boQuets that could he culied from its
many splendoIs. '-.'.t.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
G .dey's Lady's Book

U Uty'S LHuy7S BOGk 100000 Y
For September, is the most beautiful and
in tructive magazine yet published. Filled
with a choice selection Of li,era ure, it can
not but find favor with the lover Of good
reading, and as work Of art it stands with
out an equ,l. No lady should be withou'
it. Subscriptions will he received at thi,
office. Godey's and the Sentinel for $50
per year. s'.s. III -a#-L
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
H ON II CQLU M N

Thanks
TO Geo. S. Pierce, Esq, Of the stean'e
Key City, f,r late papers. Remenbe, tia
the Key City is the fastest, and one Of tn
best differed boats on the Upper River.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
G. 3 &C. E. R I ES.!,

We are prepared to sell Groceries at Wholesale
and retail E0W. Theylwere bought for CASH,
and will be sold on the same TERMS A COED
stock always on hand. and satisfaction guaran-
teed in every instance. Remember that Goeds
,o-u 6ougb ere kalfsold.