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4 SILVER WATCH GUARANTEED TO
n EVERY CLUB OF TWENTY.
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AG ENTS w MED.
Send Stamp for our Catalogue OF Choice Gifts.
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NEW YORK WAVERLY
WE SEND RICH GIFT,
VARYING in value from so cents to $500.
~ Each GIFT is sent as soon as tho SUD-
scsfptioa money ss receired.
SUBSCRIPTIONS, EACH, $500.
For which we send the best Family Paper now
published, and Rich Gift. Send money in
cost-office address on an envelope. enclosed, to
prevent mistake in return. OUR PREMIUMS
are unequaled, and consist Of
Fa r ms i'm Min n sota!
40 Acres each, $500.
SILVER pLArE-Tea Sets and Fruit Trays.
$25 to $50.
GOLD AND SILVER wArcHEs-Lever, Anchor
and Lepine, $40 to 500.
SEWING MAcH1NEs-$25 to $50.
LADIES' FURs, AND PlANes-From to $50,
and $500.
SPLENDID JEwELRY-Ladies' Cameo and
Mosaic Sets, Pins and Ear Drops.
FRENCH GILT cLocKs-$50 to 500 each,
And great variety IF Shirt Studs Sleeve
Buttons Belt Pins Bosom Pins Watch
Chains Guard Slides; Finger Rings and 10
short, every description of the richest patterns
of Jewelry manufactured. Also, the
MOST VALUABLE BOOKS.
Any book published in America, or any
MAGAZINE, and q rich GIFT, varying from 50
cents to $500. will he sent, by return mail, on
receipt Of the publishers price, and 25 cents to
prepay postage on the book.
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.
To every Agent sending in ten subscribers
and $50, therefor-we will send an extra sub
scriptlon and Gift. Two clubs, of ten each,
THREE subscriptions, and THREE gifts.
100, we give the following unequaled.
PREMIUMS TO AGENTS:
Highest No. q Hunting Case Gold Watch, 500
I'd - an Anchor Lever Gold Watch go
Cd g Ladies' Gold Lever " 50
Sd Ladies' Open Dial /" Is
5th and 9Th, Furs or Sewing Machine, IS
18th and Sth, set Of Silver Spoons, each, %
9Th and 10th, Gold Pencils and Pens, esch, s
~ Everybody can ask their neighbor 70
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BORIS. l99mS
CTArE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
> COUNTY Of GooDHuE, ! First Jud. Dist.
A:g NJ. e n sfs;s: :''''''' SUMMONS.
To A. NJ. Gilmore, the above named defend
ant: You arc hereby summoned and re-
required 20 answer the complaint IN thiA &C.
zion: which has been filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of said Court, ut Red Wing, in eaid
county. and to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
office in St. Paul, in the county of Ramsey, in
said State, within twenty days after the scr
vice Of thi. summons on you, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will take Judgment
against 70" for the sum of one hundred and
eight dollars and sixty six cents, with interest
from the second day Of December, A. D. eight
cen hundred and fifty nine, besides the costs
and disbursements Of this action.
DANIELS & GRANT,
Dated at St. Paul:l Plaintiffs Atty.
Nay 10th, 1860. sdlwA
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COMM EsRCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

= a. :, coRsEcrxD WEEKLY.
Flour-Exsra S5 90; xxx 81 90 v Dbl.
Wheat-Good SO0s5c. 35tlI #@.
Oats -250sOc " bushel.
Corn--25(03Ol035c shellod.
Pork-3x05c " ib in tho hog.
POtatoes-25f03Oc. no. .tst
seod-Timothy ~ 5o0s; Clover S7a7 50.
Beans-75cf0Sl rs " bush.
Butter-lOl2K0c " h.
Eggs-60Sc " dozen.
sugsr-N. .. s@s"; refined ll0l2c; crushed
and powdered 1A0l5c.
Syrup-N. U. SOC 8. H. 7Oc golden soc.
Teas-A0, 50, Is, 75031 v ID.
CofEee-Rio l5Gal6c Java zoe ~ fb.
Tobacco-Plug s0l0a0c i; smoking 10013cts ;
hne-cut chewing 4Oc.
Powdor-Blastine @5pkeg; rifle lo05oc pft'
Shot-90lOc " ID.
Wood 5O002 " cord.
salt-Coarse ~ Is; dairys 5o0>4 v Dbl.
Fluid-SO09Oc " gallon.
On-Linseed 81 IS winter strained whale
and lard u IS v gallon.
Lumber-Common lo0$l2; clear lef932o "
thousand feet. .
shingles-shaved 20ss rs; extra ss 50.
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. MISCELLANEOUS.
l. NEW GOODS AND
10 =" p n I01 - .
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at the
CHEAP CASH STORE
JESSE &c1NT1RH.
Nos. / Observation-Disclosures. :. Bnsh stre.t.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
JESSE &c1N?1RH,
os. q 2, .................... :. Bush Street
RED WING, MINNESOTA.

.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
Wo are now receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries over offered to the pc ,ple of this
vicinity, " ich for extent, variety and rich
mesa, will excel that Of any other assortment
in the county and we guar antee our custom
ers for te'ter ba,yatas than they can find else
where. "Smal1 profits AMI quick returns,''
and fasr and liberal deeling is our systsm.-
We buy for cash. and
receive our goods d.
rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer, and
COUNTRY DEALsRs
will find it much to
" their advantage to ex-
anime our stock and
prices before going b.
low.
and beautiful variety Of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic Goods Of all kinds
in complete assortment. Prints Gin9-
hams, Sheetings, Denims, Tickines,
Drills, Csmbrics, Linen Goods, DC,
'eTelr3y, Stationery and Fancy
which Will be sold at lower
prices than ever before Of
fered III Red Wing. Crock
cry, Glass and Stone
Ware Of the latest
patterns, Boots and
Shoes large
stock on hand
at loso Psisss.
Wehavs for
sale the
Celebrated Copper-tippcd Boots and Shoes.
Zone pair Of which
is warranted to out
wear two pairs
without tips.) Hats and Caps and Ready
made Clothing in
endless variety
P1ows! PLows!
Of all kinds. At the Manutacturtr's Rrieest
GROCERIES,!
invite particular attention to my lare
stock Of
Choice Groceries,
Cofees,
Tess,
Sugars,
Mol.sse:
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting Of ..
grades end brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nail
end Glass, q complete stock At lower price
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of good,
to be found at any other one store in the city
and ut prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days, 1 offer Summe
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call at til
old stand of McIntire & Sheldon and you vii
ALWAYS find q good stock which is for sale
the lowest prices. JESSE MCINTYRE.
May 16, 1860. 1851
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D1CTURS PICTURES !! PICTURES /!
] 4 ||H||sIA !
An brotypes Triumph mt
DAGUERREOTYPEs ECLIpsED
DICTURS! PICTURES !!

J. E. RICH,
Would respectfully announce to tho citizens
Of Red Wing and vicinity, that he has leased
and fitted up the
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3. Incomprehsnsibles in full Regimensals.
4. "Sile," pleading the Watch Suit.
s. Members Of the Bar pleading for license
to sell milk.
6. Scales Of Justice bearing down plaintiff:
z. Arguing Appropriations for the Fourth.
8. MUSIC (Who tied my Oxen loose
without axing mo
8. Members Of the Medical Faculty sepa-
rated BY rail fence.
10. Two resolute Danes armed with Kst-
tie Of Tar and = Bag Of Feathers,
followed by an artist, anxious to pro-
cure the Shadow ERE the Substance
Flies.
IL. Village Gossip. (Hell hath no faries like
woman's tongue.)
II. Crowd.
IL. Nine Got. vot lots Of Peoples.
IA. District Schools, with Itch Ointment
and Banners in the rear
To- - Tanning the Ladies' during
~ the exercise.
\: p Citizens are respectfully request
". ID. ed to refrain from from treating
the soger Boys'' to Gin Cocktails. Mint
any kind.
THE COMMITTEE being composed Of
the following Personages, will endeavsr 70
make arrangements to excite the risibilitiss
Of the most fastidious.
Unfortunately we have lost tho list Of
names Of names composing the Committee
and Soger Boys; ;" but We can assure our
readers that they were rich specimens Of
the ludicrous, and the performance did not
fail to have its intended effect.
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f. A. LIrrLEFlELD. Local Editor.
no M p CoLUM II

Religious. tna.
Rev. r. F. Paschall \Baptist) will preach
in the Court House, on Sunday, the 18th
inst, at lO11 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
?. N. .-....
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SINte OTUeYS, JUG
For gold, we sell exchange on New York at
per cent, premium.
CITY DIREC TORY.
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AMBROTYPE ROOMS

formerly Occupied By J. Going, on Main street
over c. H. 4 E. L. Bakers Hardware Store
where all who wish, can procure life-like like
several years experience in the picture art, !
feel conAdcn: CT being able to please all who
may favor me with call. No picture will be
allowed to leave the room unless it will bear
the strictest criticisms - likeness and q work
sense Of discriminating public, and am in
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
between good Ambrotype and those deathly
s.h-colorcd. sunburnt shadows 80 otton palmed
OF on the public by travelling humhugs.
All ere respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens.
( Pictures taken in CLOUDY a. we'll 40 FAIR
: WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art.
Rad Wing, April 4, 1850. l92tf
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Monetary Matters.
Prepared 81 pressly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith,
Aeigs & Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
Vency, we quote exchange rs follows:
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
Explaining Things,

Nothing can be fully explained. In every de-
partment of knowledge, if We go a few steps from
that which is visible upon the surface, We come TO
absolute mystery which no man can explain. Ask
the most learned surgeon to explain the motion OF
the hand. he tells you that the hand is at one
end of bone which has jDint at the other end
that band of flesh, which he calls muscle is at
tacbed end to this bone and at the other end
to another bone beyond the joint, In such a way
that, when the muscle contracts, the bone moves
upon the joint and carries the hand along. nerve
leads from the brain to the muscle and carries the
influence by which the will acts upon the muscle.
If you ask the surgeon how the brain acts upon the
nerve, and the nerve upon the muscle, he can tell
you no more than the smallest child or the most
ignorant savage can. What the nervous influence
is-wbether it is a fluid or n vibration, or whether
it is something different from either of these-is
known to God, but it is not known by any Of the
children of men.
We see pebble fall to the ground, and we are
told that it is drawn by the attraction of gravta-
ton; but what the attraction of grayitation is
how it reaches up from the earth and takes hold Of
every atom of the pebble and pulls it DOWNS to
an unfathOmed mystery. There must be some
material connection between the stone and the EARTH
This was so plain to Sir Isaac Newton that he re-
garded the person who denied it as incapable Of
comprehending the proposition. But If We pass
our hand between the stone and the earth we can
eyes, and yet We know that there is some matter
interposcd between the two bodies which draws
them together with tremendous power. We know
some OF the properties Of gravitation; we know
that it draws all ponderous bodies together with
force prOpOrtiOned 10 the quantity Of matter which
they contain, and in inverse proportion to the
square of the distance between them. But what
its essence is, and how it takes bold of matter,
no human being has ever learned.
Oxygen is more ready to enter into chemical CON-
bination with zinc than it is with copper but why
this is so not all the chemists In the world can tell
Vast indeed is the amount Of knowledge in regard
to chemical affinity; what substance exhibits its
power with the greatest energy, how it manifests
itself In thousands of curious and complicated and
Wonderful operations. all in accordance with fixed
and infallible laws, have been learned by patient
and laborious study Of many among the greatest in
tellects of our race but what the essence Of chem
ical affinity is, or how il takes hold of the atoms
which it moves, has never been ascertained.
five attempt to understand thoroughly any fact
whatever which comes under our observation, we
shall find that few steps will bring 10 the dark
gulf of profound and unfathomed mystery. Car
lyle says: 81 Sooty Manchester, it too is spanned
by the skyey frmament, and there is Life in it,
and Death in it and it is every whit as unimag-
Unable, as inconceivable, as the Oldest Salem or
prophetic city,"
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
5firntiht American.
Prospectus
Volume Fourteen begins September II, 1858.

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HScienfc American and not esecere They here
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benson unearned in the higher branches Of science
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TERMsOne copy year. 81 copy six months, 81 FIVE
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Specimen copies gratuousy for inspection. Southern
Western money postage stamps taken for subscriptions
E- Letters should be directed to MUM co. 12s Fulton
street, y. Y.
e Mum Co. extensively engaged in procur
for Inventions and will advise inventors with
charge regard to the novelty of their improvements @
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent Of Bogles Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here delighted find ud friend had
preceded a mean BUge's Fluid Ny hair falling od
thousands per day short interview with friend has
sroped the fall rubbing operations performed by
VOELKER' has made every hair the Haw aiian
my Magic Chair in 1853, in Honolulu, recommend il
10 the world as the Great Hair Preserver.
9s-3m JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, "W Wizard"
% Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELKER.
Perfumer, Fort street, Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
Port Wardens
NOTICE.

rI1HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by Highness the Minister Of the Interior, to zee
that no water those who have the priv
iler of taking the Government pipes; begs 10 IN
form all those parties that he has been instructed TO notify
the Harbor Of any whom he may ind having
ppe exceeding half nch attached 10 the main or branch
nine and likewise persons who have fountains play
ms on allow their garden or hose
10 run after O'Clock IN evening. w. r. J0URDAN
Honolulu. Sept. TO- il9-t) Constable
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
Notice.

THE undersgned having been appointed guardian OF the
and property OF George Holmes hereby gives
all persons indebted him make immediate menti
having claims against the hereby
onested them T. c. Davis and he the said
dan hereby fods Trusting the said Geo. Holmes
from this date the aforesaid guardian will no debts
contracted by him.
Honolulu. Dec 9th, 1883
32-tf x. G. DAVIS
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
Notice to Whom it may Concern.

NUITCC IU W HUH Tt DHdy NVHCOEHs
TTyIIE Undersigned is aware Of the exist
Office that mentioned in the document
presented perhaps good faith valid permit to the Coec
tor the District situated by the Master CT
one Of the ships it, and which reads as follows
HoSoIULU, Oct II, 1882
the undersigned Port of Honolulu, do grant
10 Capt Smith, ship Fabus and Capt Sylvia OF bark GEORGE
of Bedford priveredge of anchorng their respective
sps at Waiamea Aooi liberty TO their
spective crews, &c. &c.
signed,
Port Wardens
Lest there may be other permits Of similar kind in the pos
session Of or to be Of whaeshps which are
well calculated TO mislead,
The undersigned give notice that Honolulu Lshaina
Hio KaEaihae Kealakekua Koos and Hansle to
vessels engaged fishery, and all the ports above
named, except the last, open TO merchant vessels
Collectors and their deputies and other per-
sons or officers grant permits merchant reeLs 10 pro-
ceed places being Ports Of Entry for ec-
6ed In the laws. w. GOODALE
Collector Generals Office, Oct. 2S 1859 26
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
r. G. DAVIS
HospitaI Notice.

0O0 SACKS BARLEY. Just received pr.
n CHAs BREWER I'd.
Polynesian., 1860-01-07
Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE CANTON HOTEL, OF
TO the late Bartlett requested to settle the sam
with undersigned without delay, or their accounts wi"
passed o Attorney for collection - -
s-n u Z. ihI r. hNeSu'Oi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-04-19

PLAYING To PUT OUT A FIRE I'll e
Western Reserve Chronicle, at War
rem, states that on the 4th of July,
the people OF that town Purchased
an old mill, which had long been an
eyesore, on the opposite side OF the
river, and set fire to it in order to
celebrate the day, by giving the fire
companies an Opportunity to show
their efficiency 10 extinguishing it.
But just as they got fairly at il, The
wind blew The burning shingles over
OH The town, setting fire to the
Methodist Church, as we'll as six Oh
seven other buildings, at the same
time rendering the utmost exertions
OF the citizens necessary, to save the
town from destruction. -
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An ABoLITIoNIsT WBIpPED.-The
Washington {Go) Independent learns
that man by the name of Wood,
who was taken up at Abbeyille C. H.,
IS. c., last fail, for using unpalatable
language to slavery men. any who re-
ceiyed the sentence o. thirty nine
lashes, by the recent spring term Of
court at that place, suffered the pen
atty of the law in the public square
on the 24lh ult. The punishment
was inflicted by Sheriff Moore, with
seven switches; he was then immedi
atelv placed on the cars for shipment
this looks like switchnga fellow on
the track. The JOHN BROWN loray
will be lasting remembrance with
him. Mr.. WOOD said be was born
and raised in Georgia.
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TIE eve OF EDIToRs. = II is

! TIE "WE' OF EDITORS. = II is a
prevailing illea among some people
THAT because editors iD reieIrtg 10
The mseIyes, use the word "we, they
consider they amount to two ef or
dioary mea.. This is a mistake,
Editors are naturally, very modest
and unassumiug class; indeed, re-
markably so. TIE word ace merely
includes the editor aud the devil. T"
The custem originated with Faust,
the founder of the distinguished
prof ssion. The supersiilious peo-
pie of the day supposed him 10 be
leagued with the Devil. Faust, to
encourage the idea which render
cd him a person of SO much impor-
tauce. and commanded such high
respect, was accustomed to identify
himself in his leaders and grocery
puffs, as Eve" which included himself
and bis highly distinguished assist.
aut. the prince OF darkness. IN
modern times bis inftrnal Highness
has doubtless found the printing
business pool inyes ment, aud has
entirely Withdrawn his patronage
from the craft. Roanoke Crescent
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'SHE ALWAYS MADE Eps;E U,ppv

.SHE ALWAYS MADE HOSE HapP7f
--Such was he brief bat impressive
Sentence which friend wished Us 10
add to az obituary notice. of one
who vas gone before Whit better
tIbute could be offered to the leved
and lost? EIoquenee, pifh her loft
isst eoiogy--poesy, wi9h her most
thrilling dirgo, could allpTd nothing
so sweet. 50 touching. SO suggestive
OF The virtues Of the dead. as these
simple words = Sic A7wqys .jioas
Home HJpPy.'
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SAKE ON JOHN BRowN.-~Wha.
have you there?' enqpired oul
friend SAKE of the newsSoy at Rut.
land depot, few days since.
1.-The Life Of John Brown, respen.
ded the boy.
"Ah! you little rascal replied
SAKE, sit ca nnot be so; his life was
taken down in Virginia few days
ago"
We examined John Browns pic
tureoon the cover Of the book, and
remarked that be vas not well exeeu-
ted. -
mot well executed" says SAKE,
"the people Of CharIestown have a ve-
ry different impression. .'--Ratzand
Courier.