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MlRIAM. THE ANTIsT.

Miriam had great apparent freedom of
intercourse: her manners were so far from
cyincing shyncss. that it seemed easy to
become acquainted with her, and not diff
cult to develop casual acquaintance into
intimacy. Such, at least, was the impress
sion which she made, upon brief contact,
but not such the ultimate conclusion of
those who really sought to know her. So
airy. free and aif;lble was Miriams dcport-
ment towards all who came within her
sphere, that possibly they might never be
conscious of the fact; but so it was, that
they did not get on, aud were seldom any
farther advanced into her good graces to-
day than yesterday. By some subtle quail
ity, she kept people at a distance, without
so much as letting them know that they
were excluded from her inner circle. She
rcsembled one OF those images of light
which coniurers evoke and cause to shine
before US, in apparent tangibiiity, only an
arms length beyond our grasp: we make
a step in advance, expecting to seize the
Illusion, but find it still precisely so far
out of our reach. Finally society began
to recognize the impossibility Of getting
nearer to Miriam, and gruf1ly ocquiesced.
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F1DE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Rsks accepted at consistent with soivency and
fair profit.
Esr6cfTI 1tsiltion Grrl To Insurance Cf DWELLINGS
and Contents for terms Of one to fire gears.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterruptcd through of financial sun
shine and storm periods evenful in or exempt from
sweeping conflngrations and maritime disaster: ne
ing long established ona cash basis the troubles OF
tbs credit svstcrn affect us in no material particular
Durn, "inrd times the security OF reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative duty-the ability OF property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
SAM'L +. HILDRETH, Agent,
Office at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
fablo-dav till Jan lst 80
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A scULpToR's STUDIO.

The studo of sculptor is generally but
a rough and drcNry looking place, with II
good deal the aspect, indeed, of stone
nnson's workshop. Bare floors of brick
or plank. and pastered walls; an old chair
or two, or perhaps only block of marble
containing. however, the possibility of
ideal grace within it) to sit down upon;
some hastily scrnwlcd sketches OF nude
figures on the whitewash of the wall.
These last are probably the sculptor's ear
liest glimpses of ideas that may hereafter
be soidificd into impcrishablc stone, or
perhaps may remain as imPalpable as
dream. Next there arc a few very roughly
modelled little figures in clay or plaster,
exhibiting the second stage of the idea as
i, advances toward marble immortality
and then is seen the eXquisit"ly designed
shape of clay. more interesting than even
the final marble, rs being the intimate pro-
ductiou of the sculptor himself, moulded
throughout with his loving hands, and
nearest to his imagination and heart. In
the plaster-cast, from this clay model, the
beauty of the statue strangely disappears,
to shine forth again with pure, white ra-
diancc, in the precious marble of Carr"ra
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There is something extremely pleasant,
and even touching-nt least, of very sweet,
soft. and winning cifect-in this pecmliari-
ty of needle work, distinguishing men from
women. Our own sex is incapable Of any
such by-play aside from the main business
of life: hut womcn-be they OF what Garth
lv rank they may, however gifted with in
teIlcct or genius, or endowed with awful
benuty-havc always some little hnndl-
work ready to fill up the tiny gap of every
vacant moment y needle is familiar to
the fingers oflhem all. A queen, no doubt,
niles it on occasions; the wOman-poet can
use it as adroitlya hcrpen; the woman's eye
that has discovered new star, turns from
its glory to send the polished little instru-
ment cleaning along the hem of her kcr-
chief, or to darn casual fray in her dress.
And they have the advantage of us iii this
respect, The slender thread of silk orcot-
ton keeps them united with the small, t"-
milinr, gentle interests of life, the continue
ullv operating influences of which do so
much for the health of the character, and
carry of what would otherwise be dam
gerous accumulation Of morbid sensibility
4 vast deal of human sympathy runs along
this electric line, stretching from the throne
to the wicker chair of the hnmblest seam
stress, and keeping high and low in spc-
cies of communion with their kindred be-
ings. Methink6 it is n token of healthy
and gentle characteristics, when women Of
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and high thoughts love
to sew, especially as they are never more
ut home with their own hearts than when
OrCUOie6
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in Rome; and in many other gases, as in
Hilda's, purity OF heart aud l;Fc Hrr allow
ed to assert themselves, mad 10 be their
own proof and security, to Il degree un-
known in the society of other cities
The SYLVAN DANCE.
AS Miriam and Donatcllo emerged from
among the trees, the musicians scraPed,
tiukled or blew. each according to his
various kind of instrument, more inspir-
ingly than ever. dark-cheeked little
girl. with bright black eyes, stood by
shaking u tambourine set round with
tinkling bells, and humping it on its
parchment head. Without interruptirg
his brisk, though measured movement,
Donatello snatched away this unmelOdi-
Gus contriyance, and aourishing it above
his head, produced music of indescribaPle
potency, still dancing with frisky step, and
striking the tambourine, and ringing its
little bells, all in one jovinl act. 1t might
be that there was magic in the sound, or
contagion, at least, i'll the spirit which had
got possession of Miriam and himself, for
very soon q number of festal people were
drawn to the spot, and struck into the
dance, singly, or in pairs, Is if they were
all gone mad with jolity. Among them
were some of the plebeian damscls whom
we meet bareheaded in the Roman streets,
with silver stilettos thrust through their
glossy hair; the contandinas, too, from the
Cumpagna, and the villages, with their
rich and picturesque costumes of scarlet
and all bright hues, such us fairer maidens
might not venture to put on. Then came
the modern Roman from Trastcvere, per-
chance. with his old cloak thrown about
him like toga, which anon, MS his active
motion heated him, he flung aside. Three
French soldiers capered freely into the
throng, in wide scarlet trousers, their
short swords dangling at their sides; and
three German artists in gray fGccid hats
and fnunting beards and one of the pope's
Swiss gunrdsmen in the strange motley
garb which Michael Angelo cOntrived for
them Two young English tourists Tone
of them lord) took contadinc partners
and dashed in, as did also shaggy man
in gout-skin brecches who looked like rus
tic Pan in person, and footed it as merrily
as he Besides the above there was
hcrGsman or two from the Campagna, and
n few peasants in sky-blue jackets, and
gmalI-clothes tied with ribbons at the
knees; haggard and sallow were these last,
poor serfs, having little to eat and nothing
but the malaria to breathe; but still they
plucked up a momentary spirit and Joined
hands in Donatcllo's dance.
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@ailp gntelligeuter,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

wr1vr SOLID L1SEs OF NoSPAREn7 (oR oxE SeH,) OR
LESS, MAKE SoUARE.
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artist life bestow such liberty upon tue
sex, which is elsewhere restPirtsd within
so much narrower limits; aud it is perhaps
an. indication that, whenever we admit
women to a wilder scope of pursuits and
professions, we must also remove the
shackles of our present Conventional
rules, which would then become an in
suffcrable restraint on either maid or wife.
The system seems TO work unexceptionably
in Rome; and in many other gases, as in
Hildas, purity OF heart aud l;rc Hrr allow
ed to assert themselves, mad 10 be their
own proof and security, to Il degree un-
known in the society of other cities.
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GhOiCC First Class Insurance


A.4.D lo1o--r1ARTER PERPETUAL
a7-cosr Capital 81 900 COO, absolute and unimpared
H1Tu A Surplus $5OG,2ST So.
And the prestige Of 38 years success and experience
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THREE AMERICAN ARTISTS.

We must forego the delight of illumina-
ting this chapter with personal allusions
to mcu whose renown glows richly on
canvas, or CLEANS in the white moonlight
of marble. Otherwise we might point to
an artist who has studied nature with such
tender love that she takes him to her init
macy, enoblng him to reproduce her in
landscapes that seem the reality of bet
ter earth, and yet are but the truth of the
very scenes around us, observed by the
painters insight and interpreted for us by
Ills skill. By his magic, tue moon throws
her light far out Of the picture, and the
crimson on the beholder's face. Or we
might indicate poet-painter, whose song
has the vividness of picture, and whose
canvas is peopled with angels, fairies, and
water-sprites, done to the ethereal life, be-
cause he saw them face TO face in his poet
ic mood. Or we might bow before an ar
tist who has wrought too sincerely, too
religiously, with too earnest feeling, and
too delicate touch, for the world at once
to recognize how much toll and thought
are compressed into the stately brow of
Prospero aud Mrauda's maiden lovelinessi
or from what depth within this painters
heart the Angel is leading forth ST. Peter.
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AssctsJenuary 4, 1855.
$l,5oG,3S7 IS

TOTAL LIABILITIES; -.--o,- 80 -
sSsIosscs Eoul,bly adjusted and promptly paid. .-tsA
Upwards Of 100000
OF Losses lavo been paid by the [Etna Insurance Co..
in the past 3S years.
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ROME AT NIGHT.

Emerging from the courtyard of the
edifce, they looked upward and saw the
sky full of light, which seemed to have
delicate purple or crimson lustre, or, at
least, some richer tinge than the cold,
white moonshine of other skies. ltgleam-
ed over the front Of the opposite palace,
showing the architectural ornaments OF its
coruice and pillnrcd portal, as well as the
iron-barred basement windows, that gave
such prison-likc aspect to the structure,
and the shabbiness and squalor that lay
along its base A cobbler was just shut
ting up his little shop, in the basement of
the palace; a cigar vendors lantern fared
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and whyf because /, nercr fails to ogord inst1Hta-
neot,s Tclif when given in time. II acts ii by
magic and trial dlO'e will convince you that
Whit We 81 i, trII.. Ii cnnthiILS
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

IToRRIBLE HORR1BLEl HORRIBLE!
Horrtblos
have just received from New York and
;sS Sdob esasae Of sPS,H
thing that
a Man and q ~onaan
Can wish for in the line of Dry Goods, Grooe-
RIGS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, &C., on which defy competi-
ton 40 to price and quality; and in fact have
almost everything usually
Eo,ana
in an establishment Of this kind, consisting Of
Sheeting,
Shirting.
Denims,
Prints,
Delaines,
Summer Cloths,
for men: & boys,
Fancy Cassimeres.
Chanbray,.
Lawns,
Ginghams;
s... Cambrics,
Muslin,
Tlannels,
Challi,
Apron Check,
Pins,
Needles,
Thread,
Buttons,
Ribbon,
..-..... W.. Combs,
Brushes,
Hats,
Caps,
&C., &C.,
and Q
thousand and one other things too numerous
to mention. Also, . full supply Of GROCERIES
at prices which cannot be
in Red Wing. Also, q large stock Of READY
q man can dress himself
TO Death
aud in tho height Of Fashion. Ny stock Of
HATS AND CAPS is large and we'll selected, +,
and have fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Childrens' SHOES, which are for sale very
cheap. will not be undsEsold by any one
In tho
trade and I am constantly receiving fresh
supplies, SO that there ara goods oil the time
on the
Road
Give mo call, and see for yourselves. I
will sell you goods very cheap cheaper
than any one
In 1ed "1kaE
will sell to you. Remember the place. Phil
leo's Block, Main street.
JAS. B. PARKHURST.
Rod Wing, May %, 1860, aoo-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
News of the state.

News of the state.
The barge Minneinneopa left here on Fri
day last with three thousand puncheon
slaves for Dubuque, Iowa, where they are
worth $500 per thousand. These slaves
were manufactured by the Messrs. ulman,
Of this place, and are said to bc of supe-
rior quality.-Mtnkatv Record.
An extra from tho Nor'- Wtster, published
at Fort Garry, and dated June 1>t, gives a
very interesting account Of the return Of the
Anson Northrup from her trip Oh the Red
liver Of the North Mr.. C. Burbank, of
this city, was on board, and represents that
from Red Lake River to Fort Garry there
is at all times depth cf water sufficient to
float the largest craft on the Mississippi
river. It is the intention Of Mr.. Burbank
to run from Fort Garry to Georgetown in
10 days. He also expects to set down pas
sengers in st. Paul from Fort Garry in nine
days. The goods by the boat were for the
Hudson's Bay Co.-M;nncsotian f. TINES.
Everything about our city is looking up.
Money is getting plentier, trade largely in.
creasins, and a general feeling Of renewed
confidence diffusing itself throughout our
business and commercial circles.-Hnstings
Democrat.
The largest and longest raft Of lumbe.
tn at has passed down this season, foated
southwark this morning. 1t was from the
Chippewa country, and was variously csti.
mated from quarter to half mile in
length 'Ninona Republican.
A correspondent Of the Glencoe Register
gives an account Of an exciting bear hun,
which took place near Forest City, few
days ago. Men, women, and children, joinet
in the chase, and finally succeeded in tree
ing master bruin. He measured six fee
from tip to tip, and weighed four hundred
and fifty pounds. His hind foot measured
ten inches long BY five and half broad
rather = dangerous spanking machine in tn
hands Of an infuriated bear.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
Cmslsr CHURoH-At the Church, junction Of
vices at loH A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock F. NJ
Sunday School directly a'ter morning service.
Daily morning prayer at o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. E. Z. W.lles. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PBEsDYTEHIAN-0n Sixth street. (near
.he Court Hou>c). :crvi' cs ut lol14 \. ~, and
7. ". Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
M.ruoDIsr EPIscorAL--corncr Of East Ave-
,Hc and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath ~ lhh y. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sunda.
S,nool as:! Z. ". Prayer meeting Thursday
,veniny y. 81 o'clock. Rcv. Jabcz Brooks
'sS.or r-rcsiIcn:o on East Avenue.
GERMAN METHODIST corner Of broadway i
'oursh street. Service: at loll5 \. NJ, and
L u Rcy. Henry Kolhc. PIAtnI
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

u
their stock OF Hardware, Stoves, &c., to the
brick store on Main street, formerly occupied
by 8. B. Foot.
|Gooseberries.
Hon. VIM. Freeborn left at this office yester-
day, small eprig, plucked from an English
Gooseberry bush, grown in his garden, which
contained the largest number Of berries we
ever saw on one Of its size. In fact tho ber-
ries were 90 thick 40 almost to hide tho leaves
Pistols and Coffee
Are about played ont, and strawberries
and cream have taken their place, At the
popular establishment Of E. P. Lowater,
where they are served up to customers in
the very best style. Lowaters ice cream
and soda can't be beaten.
Ill. Cent. Il. II.
The advertisement Of this old establishe
route to the East and South, will be found
in our columns this week. 1t is safe and
reliable. and in point Of speed, offers superb
or inducements over every other route, to
travellers going South. For through tickets,
apply to Meserole & McLaren, on the levce.
Fourth Of July.
A meeting Of the citizens of Red Wing was
held in Philleo Hall, on Monday evening last,
for the purpose Of taking measures to celebrate
the next Fourth Of July. We have not time to
give the particulars Of the meeting this week,
but committee of arrangements, consisting
Of some Of some Of our leading citizens, was
appointed, who will meet to get up pro-
gramme, on Thursday (to-morrow) evening,
and will report to an adjourned meeting of
the citizens, on Saturday evening next. Every
man that has got any American blood in him,
is requested to attend at that tine, anG take
part in the meeting. Turn out, one and all.
Pigeons and BIackbirds.
These pests Of the farmer, are very plenty
this season, and the pigeons are not back
ward in expressing their love for greens, IS
many corntield will testify. We walked
through ten acre field of corn few days
ago, and noticed that at leaat two thirds Of
the stalks were either bitten off or dug un-
der and tipped over, and our friend told US
It was the work Of pigeons and gophers. -
There are various ways and means devised
to get rid Of them but the free use of pow
der and shot proves about as eflicacious as
we have heard OF.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lst
= District, Goodhuc County.

c,TATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lst
- District, Goodhuc County.
Jesse Mclntirc and
Theodore B. Sheldon,
partners ~ Mcintire s. .
Sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons.
... against 80. ..
William p. Wright, -,.
-. De .ndant. s.......r ....
In the name Of tho State Of Minnesota. To
William T. Wright, tho defendant herein =
lou nre hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which is
filled in the office of the Clerk of this Court in
:he city Of Rcd Wing, in said county. and serve
. copy Of your answer to such complaint on Us
st our office, in said city Of Rcd Wing, within
twnnty days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day Of such service,
and If you fail to answer said complaint within
the time aforesaid, tho above naimcd plaintiffs
will take Judgment against you for tho sum Of
ono hundred and thirty nine dollars and nine
cents, with interest at the rate of seven per cent
per annum on the respective sums and for tho
respective times a. follows, viz:
On the sum Of eighty -Ave dollars and twenty
one ceEts, from tho 2sth day Of November, 1855
On the sum Of six dollars from the 10th day
. Of August, 1857.
On the spm of thirty dollars and eighty. five
cents from the 4th day Of November, 1857, and
on the sum Of seventeen dollars and three cent:
from the ist day Of October, 1857 together with
the costs Of this action. Dated Rod Wing
MIMI, Goth April, 1850.
BRISTOL PHELPS,
1a;w6 81, s. K Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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To A. NJ. Gilmore, the above named defend
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~ To all whom it may concern. The un-
dcrsigned will make application ut the next
term Of the District Court in and for Goodhuc
County and State Of Minnesota. to be held at
K: ! Wing. in said county. on the 81 Tuesday
"! .!tns, 1850, for tho vacatng Of so much
OF the town plat Of the town Of Wacoota, in
sill .ounty Of Goo lhvc. ~ lies casterlv Of me-
ri IAN street. in said town. being Ill of that
= r':"n Of said town that lies ir township No.
III. north Of range II west.
GE pis';E ". BULLARD.
Proprietor.
Dated W:c"ota. Dec. "a, 1859 i56-tf