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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

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g9ir Tnb Iceben BON glcp. gJprt unb Gbila
pbta juriid9efrtrt nit rinsm trlianten A6Crtr
ppn
Srublin06= uno CONNER Siter.
Die libsrale &unpifuit bic mir rrbaItsn 81
perleitrt uns unlsrn Stpd 3u pererrBcrn, Al
tenp rab pur6 pas Salten einss gut 9rp1b
StpdS pon @iitsrn, bab mir unIrrs Srrfdufe
mcbrrn fGnren, unb pfsrirsn pabn nun bisI
an tlrinrrn prrftrn, unb taltcn asnnu fsR
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Yrpfls."
85ber unb ser 6 MAIDEN Bait auf
feline @iitcr, auf lrlhc aIs:
@smrine unp faurirts I6war;s Ssire, Sd
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8asluns, Buffers. MantIaas, Srnnsn.llmbrsI
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
8tbel> Nte6erldde.

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atsbsrlaer TN 8u6Rrbr gum ,,ee6a gatript" In
&gsntaun, no Stbtln unb 5efamsnts In psrf6tr.
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u.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Sra6t fir Mlannsperlpnen.

S&warses unb fartisss Sud. Gabrmerr,
lenJeuse Ssans, Ii. +. NJ, - Cine srrbs
idiepsnteit ron @lOpts unb SpfrrY. lsin
SadltGsr, lsinsrns unb wCltns 9ldlufrr. q
laias Quilts, Srlcme, Gplars, Grasats,
psriIssSrs, 5plsntrdser, u. +. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
9OOW 4N9a0Mg9,

9soient fb otsfsr Geteesnbst liinen Sreuuoen
4unoen uno Dem 9stbrteu pubtifum Gtrbaupt an:
5nsisen, oas er fstn Cabinets 0B larsna9er pcu SO
"a tn fsln berrldbss neue @e6Subs, SO. 81 in Der
@st: 6aniItcn:S Stra6s, uuo ,par sSraps 9s9sndbsr
pa9snbubs octet, psrls9t bat, aIJrc ct nun bGrsit
III aHen dnfprscheneen 9srate nab gBunfb Ju bic:
Reu. - Seiu 9sssnwarttser 9tcd 1T wabrlib Elm
oCrtrsffiitsr une tGfsbt gum Sbsil aus fclssneen
1rtifelu:
Bureaus, Settboaros, pier,, Gentre.,
Garb:, Dining. uno Sreatfaf Eifben,
Gubers uno ale 2(rten anoere Sbranfe,
@batnot= uno Sofds Slide, parlor 81
i9i, Sofas, pianosStGble, Sprinq. .Sie.
SbauteL StIbIe, 8ettitsIen BON alien
Benennun9en, 70 pis uberbaupt ale 2(rs
titel bic in einem oouftdnoioen Cabinet.
gSaarensSa9er 8eiu9t reroen.
CT 9trfsrti9t etsnfaus auf SiReauua isee 1rt
voR 5uruitur, nad eer ueuslttn Sdibicn, unp leeer
pcn ibm pertaufte Irtittl mus cas- iru far Ypos CT
iba nrtauft uno muG UOGIe 3ufrisbenbsit ssteu.
5ausbdtter uno defenders '1us: pcuts rprldbst
pousb1ltrn9en ja beginner 9eesntsn, tlItsn ntHt
oSrdumsn bel tbm anjurufsn ebe lie lcntmo fauftn,
sBoSm &c Dsrihsrt fdbIt 6aB cr ibntn BARGAINS an.
bietsn taun, bic nirasneemc augsrbal6 Qbaeclrhia
tsrtrofTen psroen tSnnen.
6dr bereits ssnsgsns li6crala ltntsrIiueuro III CT
4zrIlh oantbar, uuo pire burd, billiae 4rsigs unS
gate Ssbaneluns fsIns Sunbitaft ftsts ju ssrmsbs
rsu IuGtu.
q S.-@srssest ben Sst ni6t - bsrIslte if
go. SO. gB4ta pamiltrn:S :Srage-uno rufst bafsltit
au]Hno tberJsust @ad icI6ft pcn bsr @ubr5eit scu
stm naS Cten sea9t III.
Sobn Miotbur9.
5auuar 4. 1850. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

HGS- 9Sbiss unb 8inbrr StnEl. .Sprt
w. Sfirts, pdBs unp eclrrirt, bon
Sents 3u 3 9baler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Tii6 TiI6 /!

Sii6 Difcb
Watrrlm SO. 1, 2 unb 8, sunss. taIte
pisrtel Barrels, 8stsfIhe, pslds mir an Sc
anbietrn, fir "5 ar9eGb."
q. S.-@Gs @rtm eanbssprCtutten me-
int auctauf& fir Baaren onssncmmm.
p6r eaet rS gut ssfacsn unb ruff bsi un,
cbr iHr icnitpU faufst uno bslrbst unIrr Raa
80oer uno eerb
SO. qSslt pamiItcn StraBs, 2tasntaun,
2lpril H.. n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
Sebet nnD bDret !

Dem 9roBen 6elb Sobn Srcpn, rpeI6er
perurtbeilt unc auf9cban9en lpcroen
lit, am 2ten December,
fstnsStstber itnO gu Istm.
Samuel 9e6t,
in oer 6amilton StroBe, nabe Der sten
IN Nlentaun,
wttdsr rod ba;u Istnrn 8unben une bem 0utIi.
FUN i'm @GSsmeintn anfiinpiBt, pab er seIcnnsn III
Ietuen
IA SSerti9cn StpG SSintcrflciber,
M Ycn alien Sprtrn, rdmli4: 8 8 de, 8 o.
I unb gB 4 en-, 25 SroSsnt tiGissr 3u Der.
faufen, ais &npere bic bitIe 9e16ilte bstreitrn.
gIu6 bat sr nrG SisIe anpsre 9lrtitet fir Serrn,
relde gu pisl Raum einnsbmsn piirbrn, pplItr
man ie ells tsndmen.
Srmmt unp iitsrSeust Gub lstbR BON Der g8aErs
bst hrs otIa9rn; intem rs Gu& ;u9lfi9 cine
CUTE 9flessnbst gift, leins fir 6eifrta9 g s.
y i6ente bGliimuts Grttd 81 le9en unb ra.
prn gu faufsn. Serssest ss riat, ss III BIER fein
5umbus -urb S9r fSnnt gang liGsr bsi ibm 25
YrrSsnt tei Gursn GintSufrn syIparrn.
Dies III pabrlt4 fine 9rpbe 0elsesnbdt fir ri.
nsn $ d 3u fan9en-b brinst absr cine 9rIprnr,
fiber = Cbsr zine cute pdpitrns angel nit
tas III Der gGss ME er lih lsi1t fanSsn lGbt, In
benz sr nidt ssrne an eine elernf cher adblsrnr
anSsl anbeibt.'
SIR tsrsits ssnubsns Sunbf&aft IN sr bt6R
bantbar, unb tttst UNI cine 8crtOauer berirlbn.
Samuel 6e6t.
December Z. nqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
OlaG 9rORcr Sie9g
SJu Dem Scblacbtfelbe!

Su bcm StbGatbtfelbe!
MOrb S9ladtrrri nno l)iftoria
Ser Satan 1T an einem 8ein fir Elm tau.
feno Sabre fcit9efettet. Ser ScberifT
mar leste 9t1dbt in Dem 8efdn9nib.-
Slebenjebn 2(opocaten ein9elblpB Ben
Hl6ter uno SurD Sinnenlo6 ourb Die
gtabt. Gini9e 0oftcren auf elmer
nSprie'', II. {. no,
aber ee 1T erauucuo gu aseu, pa6 Die Oufre9uus an
StcPps pCbIfsiIcm 8ar9sIO Stcbr, pSssn (siuen
SbDnem nllb ippblfeiicm Glitter
frsbcn srbatteu auf S6crfs @utauf 70 arcg lpar,
oag pas Gtbidiat eCr ,,Gbrwurtisen" Strnbtnam:
ten, gang uno gar pcr9e6cn wCrren iit-uuo pctb c:
gar btt thren Nebctn uno SShtCrn-eGnn oielcIbe
rparen ltle enblcecn fur Den erten Sbniit pcn osn
ncusn Sitter uno ttin gDunper, osuu uabS an
10000 gares I6war,e Seine fir 374 unb so
Gents per gJarb DO. $4,000 gareS fancy
Seicen, neue Styles fir so Gents per garo {;
10000 glrbs 16porjs @lpareas, gang wptl.
fell 5000 yarps neue Stplr QGpies Dtess
9uter-all tae go -Wuens unp 5atlune
gang pcGIfeil fir SarselO 5000 neue Style
Mantilns 1000 SUcpIfirts, cine erp6s 3abl
buffers BON SO Gents his SuSi 90 pas Stid;
franabiiife 9ace 0antilas fir So rrsl6e $751;
90 iberb ffnb 1900 S6awIs Spn alien,
Stples predwpbIfeiI, 1000 paraols unp Nr.
9snlhirme ; ffpar5s Serege unp Nerncs prn
123 Gents aufwdrts, eerape brett senus fir
9rauer.S6awIe I6warSe Bells unp Collars
gang wcblfel; @nstam 5alsti6er nebe an
elmer yarp 4'ediet fir 81 Gents per garb
natelsearbsit ts Salstiiher fir ct Gents ba6
Stid Garies psiBe Striimpie fir 81 Gents
ausssndbte Collars fir Gents Babies SNnps
i6upe 4 Gents;
Serner:-Sel SbGoe6 uno SEN
tter Curtains febr fbon.
Aud Sitter fir S0anns uno 8uaI en- anjdss ais
Tub, Caffmcrcs, rpcfinse, 5ahn
une 9cmCinc Sofcnfefe,
limb riefs fno ,nar mCblflittr ols ritldtt ie in
aaGntauu gum Strtauf on9ctcteu pcrptu fuc.-
&cr9ced ss audh 9tvihfaIs uirbt, bas rcr Strrp,
ceben cine srcfe Got ron nCuen StNe
R1SrGbiobr5s uno CONNER 8onnets,
SMN| Sinotr, 0lumen, Il. {. no, pcn 9icurcrt
uno 9'btlaocpbia erbaltGu bot, rpslhe CT fGlt ens
lblcBsn 1T bcim grcben uno Glsiucn gang blui9 fir
Gdit gu pcrtauftn.
1lmS MN fir bic Grp;crciCn.
~ Der Stcrv pcrtauft btrtliden Su
kNsH.-a3 DIR fir Ct Gents has @funo tCltlr
NEgss. .z5ss rpsBer fur 10 Gents gutter Sprup NOtc
sEsAsEzzEzS lailss an 81 Gents per Suart blrrli:
der 8Gds Irloees an 10 Gents 400 balte uuo
piertd BIrrGls pen bcn ftirtn NRatorsln bic ie in
Gueutaun pcrfauft pcrrsn iiup. unb CT pcrtauft Ts
pcn 81 bis 50 wcblfsilCr aIs bic @cbtcilitcn.
0I.5-luo nun ccntct niht raG id, ,.blage" uno
,9aBr" fur Zen Stcrp, ecnn lb ticbs bn ldbt utcht
-oenn CT ecr9t Nlsmano Gin ,,6p".-Nabsr liIbl
th bu nicbtbas taun itb Guth InsGn.-S tCpps mcb's
fstltr 8arsrto :Stcbr II on SIC. 30 G8e pan,iucu
StraBc in GNcntauu, ga.
april %. ratS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

5sIenee unp gntere einsrihtst.
Seine Setten linb alle Spn Ter rRen @itr -
Srin Slid iCll INNER NIT ben belrn Speisn bic
Der Martt in elmer jspen SabreJst rnrbietet, be-
Iebt fein ;-Sn isinsm Sdr ipqsn nur bic tsaen
@strdnte anBstrpffcn rrerren limb in psm 5pf
uno Stal fol- IS an nitts manssln, unp pcrten
rtrp ME Elm anOerrr ale Gin pillistr unp ICrsfGt.
tiger Stnllfnstt aneeiieIlt. Surg, sr wirb ruy6s
aus niGts febIm labsn. UNI iein Saus in Birts
li6teit gu finer Seiinab fir 8eilrnbe unb anbers
gu MAIDEN. Nuiet pater an. unb jtrrJeust Sud
Ieltf BON Der 8abrteit tes @einstsn.
Sir tsrsits ecRCbsne uutFrltiBunl III CT tTGl
bantbar, unc fiblt prfi6ert. paB wenn CUTE Se.
hanelun0 uno tillise 5UrperunSsn stpas pertb
lino, ii4 isine 8untl4aft, unp bies ietr balp nod
tint 8slss prrmstrsn wirp.
0iofe6 Sbnef.
Sanuar 4. nq6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
RNSSussns unb Wlibwaaren In
w. ibrsr gnI6iersntstrn.
@rpccrfcs.

SNUNNhtN~
gGIr taten Irnmsr nuf 5nne Elm ercBer
sutauseep1bltsr Stod BON 3udrr, 3bee,
lasts, 8afFes, JlcFnrn, 0sptirjrn, 9rctss
frines Sal, teim Cad cter Sui6el, Sstrpd
6rii6ten scn ieper SCrte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

Ills 8eiicn Ncierf. 3ftttse uuo Hberbaupt aIts
roas in eel:s Sad, sHfbti9t, uuo we!dss pcbfsllsr
ssrsouft piro. als eisS an ir9sno sinsm auocru
.paus in Gusntauu ssfbtsbt-uno Elm isoer 1rtitsl
iro parrantrt ods ju ffln, wefir CT ptrsouft piro
Sptcgel! Spie8el!
epieseI batsn mir tat 9rSGts uno rsbLfIillts af:
fsrttmsnt t0s ncb ie in IIItutauu par.-5erasr
Spring:9etten
1Is artsn Spring 8ettsn Inb ilsis bci ibusn iu
bdbtn uuoJpar gang wcbIftil fir 9ar9eIe.
Bier Mn6 SpIb. .S1pmIbtm0.
5isrs unp Selos9Rculbina BADEN lle immer Gin
fsbr erc6ss a6crsmeut ouf panb. uno psrtGuftn bil
fdbs biaiscr aIs fe tr9suo icuNpc in GUenIaun &C.:
fauft ptrbeu fam.
OF 81 tcnmt tann nun aIe une urtbcilet fir
Gud leI6t. Sa rufst an 90. 81, On: oamtcpzStra:
gs an, sbs Sbr icupO taufst, uuo Sbr rperott flns
eeu oae unfsrs Yrsilsn oR barton Seiten 9erabe pa
Sen, oas ii Eueun Sbr far Bar9cio taufst. 8er9SI:
fst es nit, en isbtr Nrtita III parrantirt bas ;u
fin rrfdr sr ptrtauf ptrU cbtT IS III tctn @ertauf
Set cb ensSc fpr0un0
s6iro e6InfaG6 imnsr ur5 auf Die aIsrpduttIihte
s1!iIe aus9sfdbrt, uno 5pdr on Den alcr9eriu9itsn
presn. aucb miro pcu ibuen fir oas luelf9eu &C:
6ret-bfioe6 fir g5sibs. uno Olanussp sperlcncn-io
nie aub fdr bic 2cptcuftGifsr-uno Gbsrbaupt als
Ise WStbi9e 5u elmer eelhe.
0Nrunbsrtitsr ougerbal6 Der Stabt, ipsrben rrcbl
tbun bsi ibusn an,urufsu. inesm ie bic eatCu prn
ibnsu an lsbr biuiscu grci6cn taufen tonusu-lc
wiG d6srhaupt alss paIu WStbi9e. ais Srimmin9s
pcn isosr art. pIatteu, Stbrautsn, uno furJ allies
pabse fdr .oigfsn 3pSd asrodnfbt pereen tann-
uab 70 IN eagslts aud aIIt5 Hatb ben Rsusfcu Gcs
bsdutben,
DanF6ar fit bic tisbiri9l 9rcGe llntsrfisune btfs
fen fis nod auf cen fsrnersn 3uIpru6 oes pubti.
kums. uue fibtsn psrFhtrt, ba6 bic prcibsu an be:
men is isst uertauf.n ibnin bisn fsrnsrsn 3ufpru6
suhhHn md6sn,
60 Dsrs,Gst nibt an SIC. 80 SF.6amittcu: SrnG
enmrufsn, sbs Sbr fcuTwc taaft.
eT Stes art Del, miro itpsr.sit i'm austaufh
%. SaaSrotb nn9snrniH,eu.
g. 9eq uno Spbn
1nentauu, Souuar ls, 1860. uatp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

ONotsnt @assniamiers, Sampbins Stuipseampen.
~ unb ShmaIpeomptn, gu baben tei
u @ NRnfer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
~ c | o j ep ilS.
S0S 9aSger !SOGcl
SSn Ser Staot 2(Qentoun.

SSn Ser Staot NQentaur.
Der l1nterjsidnets gilt bsm olscmeinsn Dub.
lTum bcrpW6 9iafrdt. tab e pas ,.NeIcr
Sotel" in trr Stabt 2larntaun, Soda Gauntp,
penniglpanisn, cbnldn9f tsjc9sn bat, unp nun
trrt 1T aasn NnlprsGrnrrn mad gounit ju bic
nCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11

Sutt Bdebrunsen hno 70 nctbwsneis ols Gl
ano etes 1T bic 8clebruus res Or. Bsui. 5rt
l'r, OILS CT lasts: .,!Stsbs fIubs auf. le6s nabi
lei tbdta, uno penn eu ticie 8ssrtn Der ernrl
f''t befclaf, 70 wirlt ou fiber in ceiuem unfcrl
men fcrttcmmeu- bsuu Spuriamfeit III sin an
8spenue an fih lstt1i, uno eaourtb eae man 81
ctbGn 8eveuus nab ocm etcbr pcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-11
SsgmnUg WuO 9OA0J,

brinst, rpelder lcsbsn am Gde Der bamitcn
lstrn StraFe, 9e9eutber eem pcblbsfanntsn bat
euhs pcteL am namIiten Srt Der frIbsr
S6loub uno DannenbHusr tsiprtnt mar, ctSA
pcrren IN.
Hn bisIsm Stcbr bat man lCsbsn psu pbiIa1
pbia uub Ncurcrt
lSin nrnfinS nnh h,rrIiHnS II Ho.4 .,,,n.,4 +.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01
THE DYING: WIFE.

| know that I am dying, love, the dew i
on my brow;
The Hectic flush is on my cheek, 50 pal
and su,ken now;
There is a trembling in mine heart tina
! whispers Of decay,
An1 the light withing mine eyes, beloved
is fading fast away.
The hand which thon art clasping, love
will soon be cold and chill;
The heart. so family throbbing now, foreve
more he still;
And in one lingering long farewell, will di'
away the tone
Of this faint voice that long hath loved Il
echo back thine own.
Remind me Of the day, beloved, when gen
tie ones and fair.
Were twining orange buds among the tres.
ses Of my hair!
When in my snowy robe stood, all blush.
, ing by thy side,
With quiverins lip but lovelit eye hope
full, tru> ting bride.
And now long years have rolled away, but
ever kind and true,
Thy love hath been the sweetest thing that
ever fond woman knew;
But death is drawing near me now, and
life is well nigh flown;
Our hearts must now be parted love, and
one must :hrob alone.
But thick and fast thy burning tears are al
'ingon my cheek;
They tell mo Of the dea:hless love thy
white lips cannot speak.
Weep not, my own:a few brief years and
ona happier shore,
Our hearts that have the same sweet trust
shall meet to part no more.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01
DOUGLAS IN NEW ENGLAND.

Judge Douglas journey from New
York t" Boston was charactcriz>d by
an amount enthusiasm, and series
"f popular demonstrations unparvlleld
in New England ut Hartford, New
Haven, Springfield, birmingham and
Worcester, the Railroad stations were
dcnscly crowded, and the few remark,
made al each place, by Judge Douglas
cTcat,d the greatest enthusiasm The
Whole liiic was one scene Of rejoicing
an'! banners were waving and cannons
r"aTing and thousands Of welcoming
cheers greeted him at every station
thr telegraph having informed the
people that he was on board the com
ing train. At the larger cities the
the crowds were immense, and ever,
ut the smallest station, notwithstand
ing the bricfncSs of the notice crowd.
'"f unprecedented magnitude were
gathered and the train had to be stop
ped to allow Douglas to greet his ad
miiers while enthusiastic hundreds
impatient Of delay and anxious to SET
the man that they loved, would before
the train could be stopped, at the i'm
mincnt, risk Of being ruL over clint
on to the cars and through the win
dows. And a gcnt!e'nan who was q
passenger said. that Mr.. Douglas a<
ais" his beautiful lady forgetting al
ot''crt' sings, SEE mel only to be anx
ious less some accident should happen
and while the passengers for the mos,
part were too much excited 10 think
or care wha, might happen, they were
continually expressing their fears les
some one should get hurt" We hav,
no room to give description of III,
entire journey: but the following from
the Boston Post, Breckenridge or
gan, which is not half so generous ii
IT'S desert ption as even some of tn,
Republican papers, will show what i
was IN Boston and Worcester:
From the Boston Post of July u.s..
The friends of Hon. Stephen A
Douglas ut Illinois, made the occasior
oi his arrival iu Eoston yesterday, ont
i"r the display Of great enthusiasm
Information reached here last wecl
tia, the Presidential candidate i,
question, intended in company will
Mrs. Douglas to witness the com
mr' cement exercises Of tie Harvard
Cmvcr>ity--a brother Of Mrs. d..
graduating this year-ard the sup
po'trrs of'he distinguished Statesman
at once took active measures for hi.
proper reception. At a meeting hel6
ID the Parker House, the nccess:u,
committees were appointed, ard nc
arrangement that would tend to en-
hance the interest and success Of The
event wa neglected.
1t being understood that Mr.. Doug
las Intended to take the train arriving
in this city at three and half O'Clock
the committee Of reception, composed
OF Messrs. Oliver Stevens and F. O
Prince, E. c. Bailey, Joseph Smitl
AMI Charles Thompson, took the car,
t" meet the expected guest at Fra
rningham. The committee were &C
companicd by Hon. Solomon Parsons
Mr.: u. S. Spoford. jr. of Newburypor
and Hon. Walter Fessendcn, of Town
sen,l.
All along the route Mr.. Dougla:
took he was received with the great
est enthusiasm. II
In Worcester the admirers of tn,
! Western statesman had taken time b,
the forelock, and drafted programme
Of arrangements, with view to po
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

METR R,POLlTAN HOTEL

lie street .imme lately opposite the Steam
boat Landing. Red Wing. Minnesota.
\. A. & E. L. TEELE, PRorElETors
VT,HIS new. spacious and commodious house
is now open for the reception Of guests
1t has been constructed under the Immediate
Super,i~io" Of the proprietors aud nothing has
been omitted oinsure the comfort and convcn-
fence Of those whomay favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are all well
lighted. ventilated and furnishedin asuperioI
manner. II connection with the house is a
good and conmodious stable.
Red Wing. March 1885. sStf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

An old criminal was once asked wha,
was the first step that led to his ruin,
when he answered "Thc first step
was cheating printer ont Of two
years subscription. When had done
that, the devil took such grip on ms
that could not, shake him off,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

A blacksmith having been slandewd.
was advised to apply to the courts f'r
redress: He replied, with true wisdom
II shall never sue any body for Sian
der; can 6" into my shop and work
ont a better character in six months
than could get in a court house III a
-fSfE.#f sts i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

An eminent Massachusetts, wag has
expressed his surprise that, in view of
the fact that six cows being killed by
electricity during a recent thunder
shower, in the westcra part Of the
state, an extra session Of the liglsla-,
t'rr was called to provide the rest of
tilv cattle III tn" Commonwealth With
lightning rods.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

Senator Green, Of Missouri, and the
''e lrra! otfice-holders, have got ,7lan-
cock Jackson, The United States Mar
Shal ut St. Louis, to run 70: Governor
against Claiborne Jackson, the regular
nominee, who is tor Douglas Green
il honnd to 90 under in Missouri, as
Lane has in Orrg n. Other Of the
Senatorial: c"n>pira'ors against the
tights of the people. will follow suit as
as quick the people can get chance
ut them.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

\ Chinese maxim says: eve re-
q"lre four things at the hand women
that virtue OWLS in her heart: that
play OH her brow that sweet
ness flow from her lips; and indus
try occupy her hand"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

An Irish sailor, giant of known
bravery, who was in y boat at The
seige Of Copenhagen, kept down his
head while y shot was flying over The
boat. t'For shame! hold up your
head!' Numbered tho officer in tn,
stern. 81 will sir, when there is room
for it," was the laughing reply.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

MA" has aunty got bees in her
mouth: ''No; why do you ask that
question 90 't'Cause that little man
with heap cfhair on his face, catch.
ed her, and said he was going to take
the honey out Of her lips; aud she
said: well make haste.'''
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

''My boy, 'exc!ai.n II :. deacon, ,"you
do very wrong to fish on Sunday. :
sit can't be no harm, deacon; ! amt
catching nothing"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01
, Dns0.7s'E .IOT~=3.

L.F UENDKlCKSON. Proprietor.
This new and ccln,noLcus House is situated
on Plum street. Red Wing. 1t has been built
ahi furnished unier the special Snrervi~icE OF
the proprietor all the rooms are well lighted
ventilated and furnished and all persons wish
ing to get the worth Of th.;r money are res
pcctfully invited to give HIM a call ana no
pains will he spared to make c"mtnrtah c all
those who may favor him whit cir patronage.
In connection with the House is good stable.
acd well ofwatcr. OStlcr always III Attendance
January md. 1850. 119tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

RULES FOR GooD HABlrs.--l. Have
y plan laid beforehand for every day,
2 Acquire the habit Of untiring in
du:ty. 8. Cultivate perseverance. 4.
Cultivate the habit Of punctua!ity. 5.
BE an early riser. 6. Be in the habit
of learning something of every one
you meet. I. Form fixed principles on
which to think and act. s. Be simple
and neat in your personal habits. 9. Ac-
quire the habit ofdoingeverything we'll
10. Makcconstant efforts to be master
of your temper. II. Cultivate sound
ness ofjudgement. II. Observe pro.
per treatment of parents, friends, and
companions.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01
rzsys.s.SO@ E>GTSs

CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS
\. B MILLER, Proprietor.
lNIIS new Hotel j. now open for the reception
oe The >~avc'ina- nuhlic where they will.
fin -he hes. "f accom- NO 'atinn>. There il \
90 I'll >-a hla attached Passengers and Bag
ynya conveyed to and y III the Boats tree Of
charge lilly
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01
RED WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT, Propr .etor.
RED WING. MINNs s:SOTA.
W-Connected with the House is a large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1888. 9O-tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-01

The hol'er$,at Baltimore nomina.
ted Br'cki'ridge and Lane. The dis.
union;sts, at Richmond, ratified the
nominations Of The belters. Old Buck.
at Washington, bestowed upon. them
his blessing. Could three greater
curses have attended the advent 1f i
ticket an the public stage =: C1nci'iad
IL Enquirer.