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AS universally uppsnted all Ontments and healing
applications both Eastern and Western Henisphere
wherever introduced intrinsic merit the true secle
all cUdReOS decti0RS whether cause
docideHtor disease.
BURNS 4 = SCALDS
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nfsm
nation by timely appca- ofhis marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as by charm, blsmish
scar remaining. :
THE FRIEND OF TIE NURSERY
Children are frequent sui ferers from external INJURIES
especially from ttutd and CdmpheEs EzElOsiORS-there
fore every mother should have healing preparation
constantly at hand II meals sore Breasts and quickly
mo letter or hing WORN, pTeUdleHt in thu
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY > SBA AND LAND.
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ydual whose lot in life = throws him within
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DALLEYs MAGIC AL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is a PREYEN-
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TO RMERs.
Something TO suit the Times
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.
A. j Z N x Z N 8

HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.
A. j Z N x 7 N 8
No. IA Market Street.
IN anticipation Of failure in the Fodder and Corn crops
Grass Seed extensively, Of which still got supply.
Also a small lot Of
Missouri MiIIet,
Which will mature 10 from IS to so DAYS This article has
been already tried this and highly BY
Sore Of cur best farmers. A. JENKINS,
ang3-0 No "a Market street
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
TFNHE subscriber having again taken lease we'll know
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the Sonth,
thankful for the patronage received last season. will again
be prepared receive visitors by the middle Of June
will merit continuance Of that patronage which
ofc has been literally bestowed this popular sumner
Resort
shall eadeayo= at to provide my table With ali the
sainable Of season. arrangements
shall also haze BEST COOKS that procured in the
South and shall provide sucency Of faithful and attentive
SUPERIOTS MUSICIANS,
and those who delight in the oonced Of sweet sounds will
The EDf0zEAL VIRTUES of these many and varied mia.
scption In adGoD to the Red While and BsoE Sulphur
Springs many them combined with Iron and Magnes there
dstions are very extensive have many pleasant cottages sep
from the main hotel where families be quetand
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
CatoOa Springs Caoosa county, Ga ga miles from
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. Omnibus good
will be platform the arrival OF each train. The
Springshave direct railroad communication with Savannah
Charleston. Augusta, Macon, Melgevlle Columbus Aans
No tgomcry, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms OF Board.
! er DAY.. .-.S SOI
single ......... I0Gc
- Month. JJ.UO
Visitors engage hoard by the seasons with their
families VIII lie bosrel III month those who wish 10
esngag board by the oa 10 well to aderess At the
Springs
Il 1Chijren and servants boarded at half price.
april 2j-dt Am J. J. HARTMAN.
Notice.
ANIIE cOpatue-sp heretofore existing style OF ED
} WARDS, GuKERSnN Il Co. this ~ DISSOLVED by
uzl consent. X EMERSON retiring from The firm.
JO EDWARDS.
K GILEERSON,
July Il, 1863 u. r. EDWARDS.
10. EDWARDS, =. HARRIS, EDWARDS
ED ~ AfsD., EIAgEHIS q CO.,
t.-ccy,,,os 10 v,,v NM a ,xv,soz 4 81
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H Ia Il u 1IA II ~ y
hne assortment Of Toilet Articles just received
LUBIN,s EXTRACTS,
WOODWORTH's EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
MAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMBS. Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Had Rubber
SHAVING BkU SHES,
ERASIvE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLY,S COLD CREAM
THEATRE ROUGE.
All kinds Of French and American POmAde Lip saIEs Haf
Preparations Hair Dyes of all kinds, for SAIsby
STHETCH & Forbes
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
Jus. received from ID. Landret & Sons Of this years
b The sIoviuv vsriees Early Stone Purple Top, Large
oe yeIIaE Absrdsen Large Norfolk, Early Dutch, yellow
Rua Baga Turnip Seed For sale in papers or in bulky
STRETCH a Forbes,
Corner College and Union streets.
CHINESE MOSQUITO TAPERS.
Do away he necessity Of smohering under nets Leave an
sgrsesSs Odor and only cents per dozen TAperu
ROr AIs BY STRETCH & FORBES.
To Lovers Of Soda Water,
We offer usual variety nice s,rups together With the
only Genuine
Q II . q no - y H u 70
In the city Our fount we'll stocked with from A.
10 10 P. N. every day.
STRETCH a FORBES.
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Cholera. DySentery and EIuX!
FNHE GREFENHERG DYSENTERX SKK.
UP the best medicine in the world for disorders Of the
See certificates the Board OF Health OF New York
and enquire Of any the citizens Of Nashville most of whom
have used it,
STRENGTHENING TONIC, fer all uho suffer from
the heat from debility, indigestion, want Of Appetite nervous
headaches.
THE HEALTH BITTERS, only 25 cents paper,
will half gallon Of the best Bter suitable fer the above
Complaints that family ought 10 be without they wish to
doctors bills and enjoy good health.
julyI4-G MACKENZIE 4 MINOHIN.
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WhOIeSOne Rread!

TVNHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sweetest and
most wholesome bread-never fail to rise.
We have just received large lot fresh from New York.
juiyl4-tf MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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SANFOKD'S
Liver TnvjEOratOr
NEVER DEBELITATES.

II Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become estab hed fact Standard Medicine,
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80 Acres per 100 Aces, per 69c
80 +" " ..........7Oc 100 Is a '' Goo
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notice.

aNHE cOparte-sp heretofore existing the style OF Ed
} WARDS. GHKERSnN Il Co. this day dissolved BY
t1sl consent X EMERSON retiring from The firm.
10. EDWARDS.
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hoard by the season, with their
families viii Ie boarIel III m1nth those who wish
esngag by season. we'll
Springs
y HChIJrer and servants boarded at half price
april 2j-itK4m J. J. HARTMAN.
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ferers from external injuries,
CdmpheRs EzplOsi0RS-thers
have this healing preparation
t0re Breasts, and quickly re-
WORN, so precedent IN fhe
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
DEATH OF .sPErEs FARLEY,

OEA L IL OE f''E Il En- = a ~ LII 4.
SAMUEL Gn1swoLD GoopRIcH ("Petcr
Par.ey'') recently deceased, was born in thl
town Of Riigefies,aa, Connecticut, on the 10Th
of August, i7S3. Pr;;cr to 1927 he had
figured as contributor tc an ea::tor Of severai
publication. In that year lie :c'enced
the publication of tales under the i;:me u.
Peter Farley, continuing till 1857, At aS
average Of one volume each year. At the
same time he hae another serial works in
hand, including "Parley's Historical Com.
pends," Parley's Cabinet Library" merry s
Museum" and number Of school books.
historical and geographical. Other Volumes
almost without number it may be said, were
written and published by him. Speakin g
of his own literary labors, he gives COM
plete list of his published works, 50 far as
he can remember, and then remarks:
II thus stand before the public as the
author and editor Of about one hundred and
seventy Volumes, one hundred and sixteen
bearing the name Of Peter Farley. OF all
these, about seven millions Of volumes have
been sold about three hundred thousand
volumes are now 1851 sold annually"
MIR. Goodrich made . large furtune GU,
of his works. He was at one time mem
ber of the Massachusetts Senate and can
didate for Congress. He was also appoint
ed. by President Fillmore, United States,
Consul to. Paris, and resided there several
years., tyg 4s .-,t4 .-..,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

By the arrival Of the central overland
Pixies Peak express, At St. Joseph on Wed
nesday We have Denver city dates to the
10th. Of. May. Many are becoming discour'
|sged, and going. back. A large cinnabar
lead has been, discovered: north west ol
Gregory's near Snowy, range, reported to
lie from one hundred to one hundred and
fifty feet wide. Emigration pouring in rap.
idly on oil routes from the States !; provisions
Extremely scarce commanding almost fabu-
lous prices; supplies Of -four mostly procured
from emigrants-not sack of -four in the
market. The arrival OF emigrants at St.
10, en- route for the Peak, is still large. hum
|dreds leaving here every ,wssk.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
A. SWEEPING DECISION.

We understand that Judge Donaldson, ol
the fifth Judicial District. in suit involving
the location of the county seat of LIE Sueur
county, decided last week, at Owatona, that
all the laws passed at the. session of the
State Legislature held before the admission
Of the State into the Union, were void
This is sweeping decision, and ifsustained
by the Supreme Court, will wipe from the
statute books large number Of importan,
laws, and 10 productive of an endless
smsnt Of litigation.
Our old friend and qaondam correspon.
dent, "Jeromus Jayhawk,, otherwise
'.Tamarack," in his capacity Of Justice OF
the Peace Of the town Of Wabashaw, decid.
ed year or so ago. that the laws passed at
the session referred to, 'were all right ~
snd - d--d good Democratic decision j,
was," remarked Tamarack, commenting
upon his own !abors. As Judge Donaldson
has assailei Tamarack's Interpretation o.
"tSe law and the prophets we may reason
abl, suppose that the latter will be aroused
from his Rip Val! Winkle sleep.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
eoNDlTIoN OF fHB SOUTH.

A late number Of Do Bov's Revie,o thus
enumsratss the resources and power of the
South: H SIS #
You have geographicallya realm eight
hundred tbouaand square miles in extent.
on which tho sun Shines and rain falls.
without barren spot blasted for reason Of
past offenses against the Most High. and
capable ef sustaining the whole population
Of tho Union ten times told. You have
morally and socially, tho domestic altar +;
the. family circle around the hearth stone ;
and mothers, who, like Cornolia, Alta, and
Aureiia, devote thsmselves, to tho education
of their children in principle; q their chief.
est jewels.
You have, politically, republican repre-
sentatives Of government from which cor
ruption is excluded; guarded by writtencon>
stitutions and written laws, and Ta&iona!
public sentiment. together with ar indepen.
dent judiciary untainted by bribery. You
have, commercially, rivers and hsrbors
scarcely accorded by q bounteous Provi-
dence to the same extent elsewhere on
earth, that bear upon their waters, annual
", more thah two hundred millions Of dol
lars worth Of foreign exports. You have,
agriculturally, soil of such various quail
ties and productive aptitude, that It teens;
all over, not only with the necessaries, but
the luxuries Of life. so that although your
::Ssslgn trade were cut of, and your medium
Of exchange restricted for years, yet your
people, both bond and free, could, and would,
subsist in comfort. anss rs a.5rr.
You have, aggressively and defensevely,
the monopoly Of the cotton plant, through
which to command peace and alliance with
the manufacturing Kingdoms Of Europe. at
the eminent hazard of their own existence,
while your population reaches thirteen mil
lions, eight millions Of whom are citizens
Aabituated to the saddle and the arms, and
five millions are negro slaves, to cultivate
the earth, and deeply inbued with feelings
and emotions Of respect, veneration, and
love for their masters. As an independent
nation, you would rest on basis the sound
est, the purest, the safest and most lasting
among enlightened communities.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

FoRaERs ARRESTED Rynders,
in company with his deputies, on the 10th
inst paid visit to Wall street, for the pur.
pose Of arresting brace Of operators, who
were charged with forging names on the
Pension Office, with intent to deftaud the
Q. $. The parties implicated in the for
gerry are Selden Branrard, broker in Wall
street, and Joseph Lawrence, an Attorney Z,
law and notary public. It is supposed tha'
their operations in the way Of forged land
warrants for soldiers and sailors bounty
and pension claims, will reach $500, ,00O.-
Mr.. Commissioner Belts ordered them te
be held tn bail in $1,000 each. :-3- y.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
THE DEn,oCRATIC PLATFURM.

THE DE.sOCRATIC PLATFURM.
The following is :. correct copy Of tn,
Democratic Platform adopted At Charleston
Resolved, That we: the Den; ocracy OF the
Union in convention assembled, hereby de
|clarc our affirmation of the resolutions
unanimously adopted, and declared as i
platform Of principles by the Democratic
Convention at Cincinnati il the year 1856
believing that Democratic principles are un-
|changeable in their nature when applied to
the same subject matter, and we recon.
mend as our only further resolutions the
following
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the Uni
ted States to afford ample and complete
protection to oil its citizens, at home or
abroad, and whether native or foreign born.
Resolved, That one of the necessaries OF
the age. in military, commercial, and pos
tal point OF view, il speedy communication
between the Atlantic and Pacific STATES.
and the Democratic party pledge such con-
stitutional enactment as will insure the con-
struction Of a railroad to the Pacific coast at
the earliest practical period.
Resolved, That the Democratic party are
in favor Of the acquisition of the island .:
Cuba, on such terms as shall be honorable
to ourselves and just 70 Spain.
/ Resolved, That the enactments Of State
legislatures to- defeat the faithful execution
of the fugitive slave law, are hostile in char
acter, subversive Of the constitution, and
revolutionary in their effect,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
THE. HOUSE AT CHI
CA(:O. ..

ySAE- -SkAUGHFER HOUSE AT GIL
CA(;O.
The Republican. Convention met at Chi
caso on the 18th inst, and on the third day
Of its session deliberately and malisiously
killed VIM. IL. Seward and nominated long
Abe Lincoln, Of Illinois, for President, and
Senator Hanlin, of Maine for Vice-Presi.
dent. The slaughter Of Seward was. the
work Of tho politicians. A',houg gh his
friends fought for him marfully and to the
last, still SO many bogus delegates were
wrung into the convention from Va, Ken
lucky, Maryland and Tcxas-.States where
it is scarcely possible to find enough Repub
licans to form an electoral tickct-,hat the
politicians had comparatively easy work in
Strengthening the Dearly unanimous choice
OF the Republican masses, and in nominatin,
on the third ballot, Mr.. Abe Lincoln of II.
linOis.
Mr.. Lincoln is indebted to Judge Doug
las for this complimentary nomination. Fv'
unless he had made the race in Illinois q.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
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Scous1r o. GooDaus, Is. judicial Di'.rist
'S1'' :. Plaintiff. it, j gf}!a
Robert W. Hamilton, label Sunxoxs.
la E. Hamilton. his wifA, and
Charles I. Holbrook, ssza1> asia
'Te1Ei 70 Robert VI: Hamilton, 1.a--
bella E. Hamilton and Charles. +. Holbrook,
.hc above named defendants III the name
Of the State of Minnesota you and each Of you
are hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the eomplaint Of the plaintiff in this
action, which complaint has been filed IN the Of
fee of the Clerk Of said Court at Red Wing, in
said county, and serve q copy of your answer
to said complaint, upon the subscribers, ~
their Office in the city Of Red Wing, in said
county, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
|of such service. And you are hereby nosi6ed
that if you fail, to, answer said complaint -
above required, the plaintiff in this action Will
apply to thaeouft for the relief demanded In
said complaint sa+=.s ,gs5 -
Dated, Red. Mine,- Minnesota, March 2sth,
A. D. 1860. WtLnx1 & W1LLnsroa,
| l9lw6. Atsys.for Etaihti6:
10. FOR SALE. II s.s;. sa
4 STORE HOUSE, with the lot ON which it
n stands, near 9euld's Landing, Wacoota,
Terms favorable-title guaranteed. 1nqnirs
lof e. BULLARD, vsa1s1f,eg
Wacoota, .vr3 q4r
Or COLVILL d HAM1LTON,.
Red Wing.
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

B1sHop GRAcE.-The st.. Louis Republi-
can. Of the 7th. says 1.-THE ceremony Of lay
ing the corner stone Of new church It
|CaIondelet was celebrated yesterday by
Bishop Grace, Of Minnesota, in the presence
of IN immense multitude Of people,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

IAB1r3.--The Territorial bills
u:'e been tabled in the House, by a
!Srge vote. Mr.. Grow, the Chairman
OF the committee, insisted upon insert.
ing III each bill a proviso pohibi,ine
slavery, and so they were sent to the
tomb for this session. The utter ab-
surdity of inserting a clause prohibit.
ing slavery in the proposed Terrific.
ries Of Dakota and Chppewa, can
we'll be appreciated in this country.
Slavery could be rendered about as
profitable or available in these Terri.
tories as would be fishing in Lake
Calhoun for a whale. The thing is to
stupid to be silly In all the Terrific
ries proposed to be organized slavery
is as effeetually prohibited by law as
1T weud he under Mr.. Crows proviso.
provided that had any power over
the matter. By the aws of Mexico,
slavery is prohibited in all the Terri.
ry We acquired of that country, and
that law is in full force and effect until
repealed by the competent authority.
In the Territory not acquired Of Mex.
leo and over which it was proposed
to extend governments, slavery is pro.
hibited by the laws of God as effect,,.
ally as it can be by tile omnipotent
power Of a Republican Congress. IL
The organization of Chippewa, was
especially of vast Importance to Min.
'nesota, but what is the interest OF
State to that of the divine negro p
What matters it, whether the interests
Of the white people Of Minnesota are
consulted or not, so long as It is as.
serted that if Sambo will go to Chip.
pewa and freeze to death it shall be OF
his own choice, and not by compul
sion? Vsve la Grow! Vsve la hum
bug !-lNs,eaeeupolis PIpist2eaze,'.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

Robert G. Macdonald, confined in the
Tombs, New York, upon an indictment
charging him with the murder Of Virginia
Stewart. in front of the Brandeth House on
ahe 25th June, 1859; committed suicide
in his cell at noon On the l4tb, by taking q
large quantity Of Munn's elexir, an opiate
four times tho strength of Laudanum.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
MASS MEETING.

>'~ ~oAoSsoSy W NeU wing COuSoNo'
In mass meeting, in Philleo Hall, on Thurs
day evening last, in order to hear the repor
OF the proceedings At Charleston, an,
give expression to their views in relation t.
the action Of that Convention. The hal
was crowded, and the meeting organized b.
calling DR.. Sweeney to the chair. Gu
Senior, Mr.. Phelps, addressed the meeting
and at the conclusion Of his remarks, Messrs
Wilder, sauaford and Pierce were appointe,
. committee to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting. After shor
recess the following were reported ant
unanimously adopted I'D
! RESOLUTIONS. .,r.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Rex
Wing, in mass meeting assembled, hearth,
approve Of and endorse the, platform adopt
ed at the National Convention at Charleston
as emineui,y just in its spirit, conservative
in its character, and national in its scop'
and practical results,
Resolved. That we Cordially welcome t,
hls home among US, our fellow citizen, tn,
Hor. w. W. Phelps, and to him and hi
associates Of the Minnesota delegation I,
the Convention, who as honest and honor
able men were true to themselves and tn
Democracy Of tho State, in their earnes
and persistent efforts to secure the nomina
ton Of the acknowledged candidate Of tn,
people for the Presidency. we extend tn
need Of promise. "Well done, good AM
faithful servants
Resolved, That as to those Of our dele
gates who, forgetting themselves, their hon
or and the people, became the willing tool
Of corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS Administra
ton to defeat the popular voice, we desir
only to say that we leave them to their ow,
consc eaces and to tbs ignominy attaching
to the betrayal Of political trust volunta
rily assumed. 9e r
Resolved, That our contideace. in, admi
ration Of AMI affection for, Stephen A. Doug
las, are but increased by the unhallowsd el
forts and combinations made at Charleston
to defeat him and the Democracy of the ma
'|tion that the reasons for his nomination
have day by day multiplied, until it is n
longer choice between candidates, but be
tween success with Douglas aud defeat wit
another, and that hence the duty Of sup
porting him alone At Baltimore, has no,
become the high mandate Of imperative ne
J, IcessitJ. a
After the adoption Of the resolutions, j ude
Wilder was called upon and responded j
Ian able and eloquent address which elicite
1.-The greatest applause and enthusiasm.
The meeting adjourned with three cheer
for our faithful delegates, and six for Stephe
"a. Douglas.