Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

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Err the subsistence Ades," said some one,
and We think it was good advice. Tie
rooms adjoining the S,at;na Office; former
" occupied by Mr.. Going, have been 't.ken
bY Mr.. J. +, Rich. an artist Of iadi~putable
merit, and arc being fitted Up in an elegant
and tastsial manner for Tsn ambrotype n.
Ion: W. hase exanined several .paci
men, Of Slr. RS. work, and pronounce them
e Do unsurpassed for tru,hlulness Of define.
alton u beauty Of coloring by any wo ever
saw. Don't fail to avail yourself Of this
excellent opportunity tc set 2 soaA picture,
ana thus SECURE beautiful present to your II
friends, tina: will remind them Of you when
your. earthly habitation Of clay lies ,noul-
dering in the grave lynn zsay[C, WA
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News Of the State .afa,i<rss h:galaf~
The Mime ots SMte,man snys that "soms
twenty wagons, containing about 40 per-
sons, from the vicinity Of ST. Cloud. passed
through town on Tuesday afternoon, on
their way 10 Pix Pe,k:' ta'
We learn that there is quito sm excite
meat in hinneapoli:; caused by the fact that
swill milk is being sold in that city. The
!ainnesotl Bacon ASKS the following peril
nent questions docs any one know, and
if be does, will no tell US, where .lt the
lslops Of the Bassett's Creek Distillery 20 to?
ilas the excitement in New 4ork City
caused BY stump-talled AMI rotten hocfed
cows, died out there ?-;f SO, is there field
for Frank Leslie's artist in Minneapolis p
Neishbor, where do you bug yo,r milk p
The following remarks from the Mime
apolis Plsin De 'le,, arc true, and we wish
our citizens would view this subject in its
proper light, and give it the 'attention which
it deserves: = = Spring has, come. with it*
new hopes and labors. SO call the at,en
ton Of each and every citizen to- the necs$
sity Of making improvements .sasid their
homes, by making good gardens, and Set.
Ting out trees and shrubbcry, that they may
enjoy much Of life and be happy. This can
all be done with little expense Of time and
money. A few days labor will set out
many shade trees, and few shNlings will
supply your grounds with rose bushes, &c.
There is no expenditure that you make
about your houses, that will beau.iiy and
adorn them So much. They will yield you
comfort. and will ELL your neighbors and
friends that you arc in possession Of = soul,
and that you have some taste for comfort
and home. Don't put of this most desira-
bic work until more convenient time
until next year. ~ -. aa =. y !. .7a'
Why ia the world don't you SGT out shade
trees along the streets in town? It would
esst but littIe-nothing But to take them
up and set them out again There arc
thousands Of them in the groves adjacent ia
our city. 1t is wrong to put this work of:
1t should have been done year ago. 1t will
add much to the value Of property -make
your homes mare pleasant, and beauty the
town that nature has done 50 much for
Take this important improvement into con
siderstion. Go to work in good earnes,, 10,
your best good. Let US see how much car
be done this spring by way Of ornamentine
our youag city,
1t is 5umored that Col. Stevcds, editor O
the Glencoe Register, has volunteered t
rs4novs his press and material to St. Paul
and commence the publication Of an agri
cultural paper, to he called the Ainn<s"h
Farmer. This enterprise will prove val
liable acquisition to the farming interests Q
our young State, ard no one is better quail
fed to carry the work forward than the Col
Elder Quigley. Of Winona, is delightinl
The inhabitants Of that city With course .
Sabbath evening temperance lectures. I
From the Winona Democrat Of tho 12tl
|uls., we clip the following little item, which
We advise the editor Of the n. 7. Ledger I,
|put in his pipe and smoke: I'VE wer
shown live grasshoppsr on last Sunday
It was capsured within the city limits, awhil
hopping around in tho most approved style
This settles the doubted question abou
'ps'nS-s s>- = ~ <. * i. Z ~ u.
y The notorious Mrs. Jane G. Swissheln
alias " Swizzls EN-" recently delivered he
lectars on" Woman and Politics, - before
: Chatfield audience. The D,nnerrat think
tits some pumpkins She, assorted anon
!. other things, that some women. had bee
!; !. found who were capable Of managing affair
!. without IS hreakin' tho dishcs.'' Her s's
lem Towssr."it 8 said, ssslln't have bee
|excslledby Dan. Rice himself, and Wa 4
eeived amid roars, Of spplauss. The l)ssu.,ll
! erat says the lactws gave ample evidence
: !, the more th.p ordinary ability Of the ir.
carer - an essayest, of strong, in olera,
4 and enduring prejudices, and Of :. speei,
.fttalent and TASTE for merciless and punesz
Einveetiya which tnahsis dstelspnsat tay
" |oysrgrokh and smothsusd imsmsasdts, wh.