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County and State OF Minnesota to be held at
Red Wing. in said county on the Sd Monday
OF June, 1890: for the vacatng of SO much
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said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly Of me-
ridian street. in said town. being ali OF tha,
portion OF said town that lies ir township No
ll3, north Of range ls west.
GEORGE W. BULLARD.
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Dateo w acOota, Dec. "a, 1858. 45ti-t!
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jWLSCELLAlNFEOHS.

4 DvERTlSE. ADVERTISE. ADVERTISE
"A 1t is truth, universally admitted in this
age, thas no man in any business can be sue
cesstal unless he alvertises literally, and
peoples II any body is so foolish us to doubt
this proposition. let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around .him- look at his neighbora
in husiness-mark the mere hart Who is cor
tinually occupied in making himself known
Who ,txkes atyaptage Of that great rntets sei
popular and his advantages for doing business
public whose name nnllocstion arc seen in
hundreds Of newspapers and on thousands OF
cards, lundbills &c.; whose wide-awake pol-
icy is continually gaining him i notoriety.-
Compare him with that slow w-go-no-go old
except perhsps on the list Of petit jurors and
who sits hohind his dusty desk, ii the dusty
corner Of HIS dusty grocery, waiting for cus-
toners. like an old bottle-bellicd spider. who
has built his web in All obscure corner Of a
diiapidnted smoke house, and sits watching
and waiting in vain for flies Mark the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes. ornamentea once in while by 4
piece of blue thrilling or rusty calico; b1,,
mach oftcner proving resting place for Il
crowd OF lazy, lopnging loaters. who always
resort TO tho store Of n man who does not al
ver:'sc, because they know there is no danger
OF being distursed BY customers. See the I'D
vertising merchant lie becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds up large business
gets rich before he is too old to eEioy riches,
and ,retircs, leaving largo and remnnerative
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
! he enJovs himself and his wealth. the honored
leader Of every progressive movement, the
dignihed president Of every society and
association, and perhaps the incumbent Of the
most honorable and Responsible Offices in the
State. 80
I See again yonr non advertiser, who fooI,shly
thinks people never read .he advertiseme.
icolunn of u newspaper Sec him, say
droning out one or two years OF dull business
in place. always complaining Of hard times
and never making lurger sale than u pound
of candles OF a bar of soap. and then moving
70 some other town, '.>ome better business
point, and meeting with the same result there
agnin removing, and SO knocking about from
pillar TO post, like five cent travelling men
agerie, whose whole establishment consists OF
a halfstarved postum and q sore headed coon
bob tailed monkey ami! a squint=eyed wild
cat ana so go on till he dies, mourncd by
no one. and only remembered as u. So relic ct
barb:risln.' Look aro:'nd you, en,merato the
merchants Of your acquaintance. and ste il
! this is not So. People won't trade with mar
that don't advertise, because the;, don't gen.
orally know aim and besides, they know thu,
man who is not entcrprising enough to adj
vcrtise. can't afford to sell cheap rs his NOR,
active competitors, that do. TrEtI
Then advertise,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

9 If Mr.. Seward is not nominated.
re 6oItfie tedva'ace.N IN. I. C,u;;sr
(bctore Chicago)
"'We bow to tire nomination. bow
With cleerfulf"s~, aud will give it our
hearty support. N. Y. C,tr;cr, (at.
ter Chicago.) W
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

! NTHMA Fog the INSTANT RE-
CURE Of this distressing complaint, use
?. F T. n ID T'S
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Made oy Z. b. SEYMOUR & CO., lO7 NASSAU
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Price, 81 per box; sent free by post.
III For Sale at all Druggtses. - mi
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

ION HYER is an active Lincoln man,
ana was the leader af grand pro
cess'on at Chicago on the night fol
lowing the nomination.
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.lI e RAILROAD&.s5 H III

torms tEe shgrtest, quickest e. - and only Direct
Route @ to @Ai1xaukee, Chicago, Detroit,
- :, .%' = fEi45 Boston, and ell points
.@-tra.rqs : East and South. ~ t = - =
Two Express Trains daily lSundnys 8 except
ed leave, La Crosse on the arrival of the
morning and evening boats from St. Paul, con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
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connecting at La Crosse with the 1906 "A. NJ.
Train. .i11c,.1-. :, -
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thirty miHn: 20 in advance of the PrsiIia- d.,
Chen Route and at Chicago ut 2.l5 same af-
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vance Of any other 1oute!!
u a7nUlJ .@.7?al 81. i G'gst aa:b 94E
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North.
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Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kce at $50 P. NJ. eighteen hours in advance @
the Prairie du CHEN route, and in Chicago. .,
s 45same evening. -
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE or ALI
"'''.9's OTHER ROUTES, III 27.T%"
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON1THE CARS
Beware of statemente made by the agents o
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that tn,
distance by the La Crosse route il only min.
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie dt
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to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route !.
Milwaukee, 1886 miles the shortest: and e
Chicago. is 80 miles the shortest, and 81 mile
less River Travel. aj: .9515:s1i'' st'iis:sl:I'l
II j. &sui2'n s. 81 t--E d3GT aHf .Ysi,sagT
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81 Ask for Tickets. via La Crosse, and b,
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,.=g sLEEpING CARS are run in the trai1
enving La Crosse at 12.n5 Am.
Iickets tor sale by 1919 :':z'.5E .r:&
1s7uo3 .a,.:... MESEROLE e. MeLAREN,, :,
Agents at Red Wing.
i. JOHN. CHAMBERLAIN, Travelling Agent
w. w. WILSON,
|s''.n'' L-'& '">tA"ai'5 u Gen. n. W. Agent:
4 May %, Sc. rs So :,ssi.., ,.s..5ssg 147tf
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dnnleith and Illinois. Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads. .'''''''
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
u upon arrival Of the Railroad Packet afi5
from St. Paul, running thro'
WITHOUT HANGE OF CARS
Making direct connections with all Of the
Eastern lines for Detroit. Toronto: Alba /
ny, Cleveland, Montreal New York,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
u =. ,l2aig and the Canadas. 5sg1 = tsTs3
LEGANT SLEEPINlG3 CA IS
Are run upon oil Night Trains, an advantage
81, not enjoyed by any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith to
all points East 2t2 i13as'ct
PASSENGERS wishing TO 60 through without
delay, should purchase -sfgil,
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLEITH
Fare as low as by any First Class Route.
For Through Tickets and information apply
Il at the Union Railroad anu: Steamboat
u Ticket Offices.
b., ..yg P. S. GOODWIN,
W. P. JOHNSON. Genl Wcst'n Agent.
r. Gent Pass Agent Chicago 11uggrI MS
80 +. .MESEROLE & McLAREN.u
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Mo
tropolitan Hotel. tHa1si
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rhe proprietors Of this establishment having
been to :o.leiderahle expense, and having fur
n'shsd their tables with the improved patent
COMB NATION CUSHIONS!
would respectfully y solicit share of the pat
rona"e OF the lovers OF the game. Our tables
arc inferior to none Others in Red wing or in
the State, and we feel confident that we can
SUIT all who may favor u> with call. The
best OF W,nes: Liquors and Cigars, viii! al
ways De found At Tie bar, Terms Cash.
red Wing: September lo,1s59.S : l6s-1y
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WlArAAE'F, ! EVERYBODY !. sl:l:B uY WANTS:
I&5 FAMILY ooSroP.
AZ

Simple Remedies, eusily obtained, 10,
me Cure 9 Disease az al itsEfo,:1,.s
PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR NJ n
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

When our English friends saw this
cool proposition of our daredevil
Yankee pugilist, they came to the wise
conclusion that Young America was
too brisk for their ti,ne, and accord.
ingly were glad to come to an 'samica.
ble arrangements"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
Valuable Town Lots
AND
c q a IA n EsN Nam % y
For Sake.

7 AM Offering for sale. on reasonable terms, the
4 following properly: &c han Gsoule Baldiag LOT,
IL the eth and Stn Wards Of Nashville.
Nine Houses and Lots Of various dimensions, from
large II small comforuIb.e resdcnc low prices,
IN the city.
one double three sto-y Business House on Broad
street, occupied at present by Hardcastle x Co.
One Tract OF about - acres, three miles on
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, frame house
and @el4-part OF the LucCs Cratcher tr1ct, good
soil.
One Tract Of abont 81 acres, on the Murfreesboro'
Curppika road at its junction with stones River
Turnpike one-haE mile ont, adjacent to w. 3. Lewis
and 3thcrs-Iny BrIck-yard property.
One Tact OF about 80 acres, eigul miles out near
the Murfreesboro' Turnpike. Good improvement Is,
good water aud timber
One Tract OF about 50 acres The Franklin Col
ieGe ana stones river turnpike, miles oat32 acres
cleared, balance good timber aud we'll watered.
One Tract OF about l26 acres, adjacent 10 same on
the East, froG IS OIL s.it Turnpike over 2C0 poles
nearly II good timber and sol good
Onc-rTact OF about $50 acres, ten miles out, near
Smiths Springs, one mile Gud half North OF the
MGrfreesbOro' Turnpike mostly sseil tim red,
40 acres clearcdaud several other lots and tracts
OF laud ia Nashville and vicinity.
For further particulars CAL on NANCE < WOODWARD
M. so Cherry street
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex-
change 1or the above.
June25-im JAMES II. MUnEII.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
MIR. Douglas letter and Dispatch to
his friends at Baltimore.
ITTiFdIt.I
WASHINGTON. June Poll p. NJ

WASHINGTON. June Poll 2. NJ.
Jiy Dear Sir: l learn there is imminent
danger that the Democratic party will be de-
moralizcd. if not destroyed, by the breaking
up of the Convention. Such Il result would
inevitably expose the country to the perils
of sectional strife between the Northern and
Southern pertisans of Congressional inter
vention upon the subject of slavery in the
Territories. l firmly aud conscientiously
believe that there is no safety for the coun-
try, no hope for the preservation of the Union
except by faithful and rigid adherence to
the doctrines of non-interVention by Congress
with slavery in the Territories. Interren-
ton means diSunion. There is no difference
iii principle between Northern and Southern
Intervention. The one intervenes for slave
~, and the other against slavery, but each
appeals to the passion and prejudices of his
own section against tie peace of the whole
country and the right of selfgovernment by
the people Of the Territories; hence the doc
trine of nOH-iEicrvcuiiOn must be maintained
at all hazards; but while | can never sacrifice
the principle, eVen to attain the Presidency,
will cheeriully and jOyfully sacrifice my
self to maintain the principle. If, therefore,
you and my other friends, who have stood by
ME with such heroic firmnesS at Charleston
and Baltimore, shall be of the Cd Mon that
the principle can be preserved, and the unity
and ascendency of the Democratic party
maintained, and the country saved from the
perils OF Northern abolitionism and Southern
diSunIOn. by Withdrawing my name and uri-
ting upon some other Non intervention,
Union loving Democrat, l besaech you to
pursue that course. Do not understand me
as wishing to dictate to my friends. l have
implicit confidence in your and their patriot
ism, judgment and discretion. Whatever
you may do in the premises will meet my
hearty approval; but l cODjure you to act
with an eye single to the safety and welfare
Of the country, and without the slightest re-
gard to individual interests and aggrandize-
ment. My interests will be best promoted,
aud my ambition gratified and motives vim
dictated, by that course on the part of IN
friends which will be most effectual in savin g
the country from being ruled or ruined by ii
sectional party. The action of the Charles
ton Convention, il sustaining me by SO large
u majority on the platform. aud designating
me "a the first choice of the party for the
Presidency, lis ali tue personal triumph desire.
This letter is prompted by the same motives
which induced my dispatch four years ago,
Withdrawing my name from the Cincinnati
Convention. With this knowledge of my
opinions and wishes, you and other friends
must act upon Your own convictions of duty.
Very truly your friend,
[Signcdl Is. \. DOUGLAS"
ITO Hon. Vim. A. Richardson, Baltimore"