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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

CoLoRED PERSONS ON OCEAN STEAMERs.-By the
Cunard steamer Europa, from Boston, last October,
four colOred persons took passage to Liverpool.
Prior to their leaving, they received the following
notice from the agent Of the steamer:
For your Information, we desire to inform you
that a separate table will be provided for yourself
aud party on board the Europa, hence for Liver.
pool, where everything will be furnished you that
first cabin passengers are entitled to ; the person
who applied for your tickets did not state the fact
that the parties were colored, otherwise we should
have informed you. Should this interfere with
your expectations, please apply at this office al
once, and we will refund the passage money.
The colored people brought this matter up at an
anti slavery gathering in Bristol, England. 1t was
thence brought to the notice Of Sir Samuel Gun.
ard. who responded to the letters addressed to him
as follows
81 do not see that any advantage would resul'
from discussing the subject matter of your let
tiers, the-eforefore l must decline entering into any
correspondence on the subject
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
POsTP0NEMENT OF THE ANNIVERSARY
MEETING.

The Executive Committee have thought it best
to postpone the Anniversary Meeting Of the Wes-
tern Anti.Slavery Society a month or two beyond
the usual time. 1t will not be held before the lat,
ter part Of September, perhaps even a week Or
two later. When the time is decided, due notice
will be given.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

The TRUMBELL DEMOCRAT AND DAVID TobD are
having a family jar. The latter has Withdrawn
his subscription from the former, and in q public
speech advised others to do the same. The Demo
Graf in reviewing his speech, says,
"LIe also boosted of having for years supported
the Democrat, but was not so fair as to recounr
the years that the Democrat had supported hin
In his aspirations for place and pluhder."
Whether that confession OF having supported
Todd when he was after "place and plumber
is more damaging to the supporter or the supper
ted, We leave others to decide.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

ARRIVAL OF A SLAYER AT MOBILE. New Or.
LEANS, July 9.-The schooner Collide, with one
hundred and twenty,four Africans on board, ar
rived in Mobile Bay to-day. A steamboat imme-
diately took the negroes up the river.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

Ea-FRANcEs ELLEN WATKINS is authorized to
obtain subscribers for theBugle, and to receipt
or any m onies paid on account Of the paper: -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
SPLIT VERSUS SPLIT.

ABE and his rails o worse than idle tale
We Democrats can lay you on the shelf.
Boast of a man who's only split a rail
Our good old party's gone and SPLIT ITSELF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

The BuoLE can be obtained, every Friday, a
Salem, Oh
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

horticultural FArR.-The Second Hort;cGltu
raj Fair of the season, will be held in the Tow
Hall on Saturday, August 4th. Earth has thi,
year yielded so abundantly. We should think the
Society might have a fine display of flowers, fruit;
and Vegetables.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
Mrs. H. +. NJ. BROW w
28S SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, G

26o OUPERIUK No ULEN ELAND, q,
Has for sale
ECHOES OF HARpER'S FERRY.-Speeches,
Sermons. Letters, Poems and other utt9rances Of
the leading minds Of America and Europe, called
forth by John Browns Invasion of Virginia.
She will send il, postage paid, on the receipt Of
81 25.
July IA, lSG0.-4t.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

TIE SALEM UNIoN School will open on Tues
day, the 2lst of August. The corner stone 70
the new school house was laid last week.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
Receipts for the BugIe from juno 10, to July Is

William Steadman, Randolph, $l.O0 to sol
Joshua Cope, Colerain, 200 839
Emmett Densmore, Blooming Valley, 100 800
Robecca Copeland. Columbiana, 100 80T
j. S. Griding. Salem, sc
NJ. r. Robinson, g 2.50
franklin billiard, Salem, $50 S2l
David Bishop, Marlboro, 200 787
Philip Waldorf, Mecca, 100 sos
Amos NJ. Wilson, Now Garden, rs 7g5
John Runyans, Kinsman, 200 76S
Lev! Iisey, COlumbiaua, 100 sos
Esther Harris, Mt. Union, l.50
j. G. Copeland, Columbiana. 200
John NJ. Holmes, Connotton, l25
Beulah Martin, New Brighton, 100 SOC
Reason Cope, Marlboro, so 1928
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

RSS~IsAA TREscorT is duly authorized to re-
ceive all monies on account Of subscriptions on
he Bugle.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

1.-THE Daily News, a penny journal published
Ii Philadelphia, aud a strong advocate of Fillmore
in 1856, has come out in favor Of lincoln and
Hamlin. "-Erchange Paper.
We supporo it is altogether a matter of small
importance whether the News has abandoned its
former proscriptiVc krOwnothing principles and
adopted a more liberal faith. What is wanted 10
politics is men, not principles, newspapers, not
morals. We notice quite a number of such chan
ges as the above chronicled, but the knownothings
are the same in the Republican party supporting
lincoln, as they were in the American party sup
porting Fillmore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE TO BUaLE.

say-$l5O FER ANNUM INTARLABLY IN.
ADT1NCE.~Da
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

R&~D. NJ. A. Too late for this week. Will
appear in next number.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28
B R 0 4 d " Il Y
CLOTH & CLOTH NC
III o U S Il,


SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO.
lsIGN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG.
The Largest and Cheapest Clothing House in
the country Our large assortmen iOf Mems and
Boys Clothing is all Of our own make, and made
up of Goods bought directly OF the Manufacturers
and Im% porters, and all articles are Guaranteed as
Represented to the purchaser. Our stock of FU
nishing Goods comprises everything in the linet.
Men and
Boys. We have
lconstantly on hand a large and variedU.~
sS assortment of Seasonable Piece Goods S0
of Every descrip.
ton, adapted to
Mems and
Boys Wear,
which we will
sell by the yard, or
mako up to order in q
superior manner. 1t is
we'll known that our Cutter,
Mr.. Cowen, stands unsurpassed
in his profession, and that we
keep the best workmen to make up our work. =.
Our motto is Ready Pay Quick Sales and Small
Profits" Goods received from the East weekly,
Fashions received monthly.
N. B.--We have opened a House Mt
ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, OHIO,
in the new and elegant store.Ioom, west end OF
the Buckeye House, where Goods can be bough
at the same low rates as at our house in Salem.
We thank the Public for their past liberal pat
ronage and shall use every exortion TO merit its
continuance and increase.
II. WEEKS & CO.,
Sign Of the American Flag.
May X, $50.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-28

Bell, b, ugias, Breckenridge and Lincoln will
each surely 10 elected, II We believe their friends.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
SALE. u

MORTGAGE SALE. Il. e q
III Default having been made in the con.!i.
tons sc, e ascertain indentpre Of MORTGAGE. da
cnted. acknowledged and delivered by Nancy
FISH, Of Goodhue county, Minnesota TERRITORY,
70 ". sW Rhe} and Christopher Graham .s"f
Siblcy county, and which vas duly recorded
in the office # the Register Of Deeds Of said
Goodhnc county, on the 25th day of February,
Saass F s ga e.sht ,e'a
sell and convey unto the said W., ". Phelps
and Christopher Graham. their heirs and as-
signs. forever, all that tract OF parcel Of land
lying and being in the county Of Gooihue, in
the (then) Territory now Ststc} of Minnesota.
described as follows: to wit : The southwest
quarter of the south-cast quarter. southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, and the
north halt Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty seventeen y in township one hundred
and thirteen Gig, north Of range sixteen (ls)
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory, to secure to
the said ": W. Phelps and Christopher Gra-
ham, their heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns, the payment Of the sum Of four hun
dred dollars, one year after date, according to
Fthseonditsen ofs,csTsainX tonieso1y note OK
Phelps and Graham. and bearing ever: dnte
Herewith, with interest from date at the rate
Of two per cent, per month until paid. And
which said mortgage and the debt thereby So
Cured were, on the nth day Of December, Ap.
1889, for value, duly. assigned in lwritinfe by
the said w. W. Phelps and CHRISTOPHER Ora
ham: to John l.. Thorne, Of Hastings, dakota
countys Minnesota. andsy icAaepignment was
Oh She 18th day, Q! December, A. D. 1889, At S
o'clock Z: NJ: duly rccofdc1ii, the Office Of the
i.; g!sSf n!a !, H. gs,as sscssty afore-
pos $3.50 and $40. ss3SIgs e:s
& And whereas, there i. nnw claimed u lie due
at the date Of this oticc on said note and mort
gage, the sum of six hundred and twenty five
dollars and ciRhty-four cents; d no pro
cceiings at law OF otherwise having been had
OF instituted for the recovery Of sAid sum or
any part thereof -, -,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby give,l.,th.t
by virtue Of power of sale contained in said
mortgage; and in pursuance Of tho statute in
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forccloscd BY sale Of tho premises
described, at pubic auction, to
THO highest bid der, for cash, ut tho front door
of the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing in
said GsSahuc pDuntySs 0nst&eaaAEday Of Au-
gust, a D. 1850, ct 10 o'clock in tie forenoon,
ITO satisfy the amount due OF. said Iotst and
mortgage, with the charges and disbursements.
Dated Ked Wing, July nth, 1860. sr
q II yOHNLJfuORNE, Assignee.
tI1.' : ff2iesjs Atty for Assignee. 1o6-td
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15

got. to the st.t,seq,s''n.;pn, ovssrL. 81
Hubbard, our wo1 y 'neig or byAe I'd
Of thirteen ballots G;ven etdpur mocra&
friend wil|Fs to We for ubda. To
sceptrs has departed from Judah" AMI ,fh III
new allies have cleaned the boards.
"Very little interest" says our neighbor,
twas taken in the matter" My dear FL
low "all il vsnity;" You must hang your
harp on the willows, and work in the line,
fr yoq r.p p s longer lead- Eothips will
cure tho diseases Of ysdr patty tbdtl dtRat
It will teach you proper respect for your
Swede and Norwegian voters. We must
say We rather like the present condition OF
affairs. 1t is refreshing ,ttf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Cannon Falls agricultural, Mechanical g.
Industrial Society, held on the 7th Inst,
the following premiums were voted, on
the articles enumerated to he distributed
At the ANIMAL Fair to be held on the 14th Of
September next. i#aa 7.rla q 9a
: Classl 1rnl6 Best stallion $500 !;
I'd hest ~ pan carriage horses 5. 20:
ID 30; lest span farm horses 3,oo;.
81 best 2 year old colt 200:
I'd 81 l year old colt /. 60; I'd 5oc,
best brsds einare with colt s, 90; "a $50;
best sadie horses 200; Cd best 100; single
carriage horse 200; Cd 100; best span Of
,nules.3, 0O;2d l,5O;.a h,3ffiiTa9f st'tEf ,sl!'
Judges for class 4. Wm r Tanner, ~.
Stanton & T.. Stone.9 2anssl .hadsIl sgl
Glass 2. Cattle-Be Durham bull 8 yesrs
old upwards 500: 81 $50; 2 years old,
3,Oo;,2d l.5); best l year 3.OO;- I'd 1,5O;
best devon 3ycars Old sou; al $50; best
~ year old 3.OO;c2a $50; best ln year old
800; I'd l,5O; best 2 ~,yearol.li heller q 90 !;
I'D 1.50; bsSt mich COW $50; ID $50;
best yoke Ct work ng oxen 3,OO;a "a ], so;
best pr 2 year old steers zoo; hest pr. j
years 2OO;2i Log; best spring calf Hotter
|or bull ITO; I'd SO. ~. "a : 70 '''gI 80
Judges Tor class 2, George Smith, Hars
man Daniels, d. L. Davis. - H9t5asl a15.
C:ass 3, Shcep-Best coarse wool buck
900; I'd Leo; best fine 2, 0o;i I'd 4, 100; best
fine ewes and lambs 400; Cd leo; 8
coarse e ives and lambs 2, 90; 2dFl.O0 80
Judges for class 8. Ralph Taaner, Dan.
tScl =. Hulburt and s. Wilton ,.,.,s !, ia:fi
Class 4, llogs----Best 6osr 90; q 1,5o;
best breeding SOW 800; "a ], 81; best pig
1of 1860 1,GO;.2A f,0o.p hEs 'ajsEfa =
Judges br slass Il sJ., McGin1ss.. John
Bell and Leonard White. ~ &c
Glass 5: Pcultry-Coops Of 6 fowls go !;
1testi ytuskies go = bSst tame ducks 80.
ofclassa s.. Dr.. Tebits, Dr.. Ar
lani1stasa and Dr. sPsatsa 5flt vi s59I.ssts
|es Class; g Grim Best specimen ei
zone hashse winter wheat 40; best specimen
Of one ;bYslsl spring wheat So .best speci4
s6 S az z' So oa'S ga. ,s3:
foas 80; lTnibthJ seed $50 TIL, ibest -
laaaaas 81 ysosghun, 6f6om Corn ana olaseeoco
i'50,eaeL JN1s 6f 6lasst No! G:o.Heorre
West, +. 9. Bailey and +. Tom;lsou.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
'rnE DOUGLAS REVOLUTION:

IN The movement in favor Of Judge Doug.
las has already assumed the proportions Of
popular revolution. 1t is no longer in
the hands Of politicians but the people
have taken hold oft, and ARE pushing it
forward with yisor and impulse that will
break down all party lines. 1<' I -
The times are suspicious for such a rcvo-
luton, he Republican party demoralized
by its congressional and State legislative
eorruptions. and: torn by internal jealo,isies
and rivalries, has been compelled to aban-
don its Chief, and I, take up an unknown
an undeserving leader: and is at dead paus
ias>to what it shall do next. The convice-
ton that this sacrifice will not save it, and
that IN no erent c1n Lincoln be e'ete.}, para.
lyzes it.
The American party at the North has no
principle left to appeal to, but the love Of
all Americans for the Union of the States.
They know the Republicans on one side, the
Secessionists on the other, to be Of the enc
mics Of the Union. Their instincts. their
interest, their judgment point to Douglas
las the man Of the crisis. Radical Demo-
crats who. went over to Fremont in 1856
and Republicans wearied with slavery agi-
|tation, and who See in. the, theory of non
intervention the only way Of getting rid Of
Il, are gathering to the standard Of Doug
las, = - 0'
No delusion is greater than that in re-
gard to the comparative strength Of the par
ties in 1853. Take for instance, States
which casting majority Of the northern
votes, may be regarded as powerful enough
to decide the question Of the Presidency. ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15

Class-7 roots and ysgetables-1zFor tho
ard las tEr, Eek Of I'd patoea 3 IDS Of
cabbxg and 3!ofcaaliadaSers, GU stalks pie
plant, 3 melons and citrons. so. each !; Gu.
cumbers-.2255.-dudge: Rey.-J1-S.-Barnes /!
Rev. Mr.. Waldron aud E. l.. Clark.
specimen 81 10 lbs butter j. 81; 2d 80; b &c
specimen ofcheese not less than 10 los ! 90;
"a 80; best specimen Of maple sugar not
less than lO lbs $50; best specimen 81 maple
syrup one gallon 80; qes: specimen Of one
gallon sorghum so; best specimen 10 les
honey incomb SO; best barrel Of -four l. 90;
best loaf Of bread so; Judges, Eli Ellsworth
s SEX s .ss ~. vi ks. Mat'f 's1
Class. s. Agricultural -imp!amapts and
Mechanical Work-best 2 horse wagon
2, 90; I'd go: best horse shoes $50; best 2
horse sleigh 200 :; I'd. 90; best gpannel
door 80; 6est' wagon Y, 90; I'd LOO; pr blinds
80; best cntter 200; adj ,OD; bsstl dining
table 5O;ibcsts buggy 200; I'd LOO; .btst
window SASH 80; best harrow '5p;oest bed
stead 80; best roller go; best OK yoke and
bows '59; best 6 chairs $50; hest pork bar
rel 80: best double carriage harness 1,OO.;
best double draGght harness '1,CO; Best sim
gle harness 80; best saddle and bridlei $50;
best specimen Of leather 80; best pr mems
calf boots 1,OO;i best pr ladies shoes $50; best
sPeciman Of willow ware $50; best specimen
!0f TIM copper and sheet iron owarc III, 60;
best flour barrel 80: best 6 brooms so,
best 6 Ak helves $50; set wood measures
] 90: best plan. Of farm house 100; Judges
$. n, CASEY, p, D: Barlow, Samuel Nc.
Gaushey, R. II. Knox, and WIN. s. Mussey.
Class slo-Discretionary premiums on
articles not enumerated hfl" s524he1 !.
f. Judges, H. A. Tanner, George Nc Keiizie
|J:L E. Chapman, Charles Hitchins, q Mrs.
William Tanner, Mrs. Frank Barns and
Mrs Z. 5. Fish, t3t h9tnigs!t8 &9uat.i j
| 10 Resolved. That 10 premium Of three
dollars be given to the best female rider,
>, Judges Y, Tanner, George Baker ana
"A premium Of thice dollars viii be given
for the fastest trottins horse, distance half,a
mile. Judges P. S. Fish, Eli Ellsworth &
Willard Kenyon d9a5 s99itih9 eIdon
"a premium Of three dollars will ba
'giyenifer tho yoke Of oxen that will draw
the HIGHEST load on stone boat Judges, E.
I: Sc a, Il. w. Kendall and John
ihllagelWsay. IIf5 fsli,6iu,} ..If4a, eesa al,
Resolved, IN case the receipts into the
treasury do not amount to sufficient to
pay the premiums named that they be
paid in proportion to the amount received
That the first annual fair he held in
Cannon Falls, Friday September A.
1t was moved that the Chairman appoin,
a committee Of three to procure aspeaker
the chair appointed Asa Barton. Eli Ellis
worth and B: Van Camper said committee
On motion adjourned to the first Saturday
August at one O'Clock p NJ. ~
J. D.. WHEAT, President.
y. r. Moss, Secretary 7| .5l2cId .
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
AHORTGAGKskIn.H IaoAg

lNl Mortgagor-GsoFge Phillips.
Mortgage Charles Salmon. CIT n
Rkss ,s;h "a; AZ Is
Register 0fDseds for'Goodhds 10 nty, Mime.
.ota.
Amount claimed to Be due upon the debt Sc
cured ~ bsfd nbrtghdSat tie a4ti bfthss mo-
tice-Two hundred and sixty-thrce dollars and
ssSsnsz sd y l." ..
covery thereof. .-..-
Saafs1 S f5ss
one hundred and nine North Of Range eighteen
s s sna 'la ss,s;
sofa. 23s1aN NIT
/ Default having been made in the payment
the. debt secured by said emorteage--kotics il
hereby given, that BY Virtue Of, power Of sale
e &c IN sa,d tnoEtgage; aad lpursuent 70
the statutes Of this State. in such cases made
closed by sale of the said mortgagcd premises,
ct Public Auction, : asthe Office Of the Register
Of Deeds for snid county of Goodhuc, at Red
Wing, in said county, on the 29th day Of Au-
Eust, Al 1850, at one O'clock r: n, yatissy
the amoiint dye On said and The costs
the sumo Of sixteen and eiehtyafffvf;e;' one hun
said prcnitos SSH ihr. tie xnnrtonvne.,
Dated F,r;h,ult I'll. ,o,I iasn
Is:effXIALHssitssALMON.
CootEr Ssst;Asx, -: 1asv .Nortxas1e.
90 Htrv,s fot 15or,vs,>x .a.sdErss
MORTGAGE SALE:
~ tWdcreass EnosnFs7 Tuckerso6i lonvths
sistcday .6fJunes d. Iii $50, execute and dslis-
CT TO +. f. Kent. certain indcnture; Of n ort-
gage bearing datr q, op said day, for the purpose
q securing TIE pay ent. Or a certain sum of
P. Tucker did grant and convey to saia9 p r.
Kent, his heirs ami assigns. forever. all that
sfaee OF spaTcel1ef lnn'i5 toRether with it. ap-
purtcnanccs, living and being in the county of
Goodhne aud State Of Minnesota, described m
q 7as|e zi,wea au.rsds ee.se ion thirty I've
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15

The apount off liabilities due or not
dueto banks br Other creditors None
Losses adjusted and, due 40 None
Losses edylatod and not due c,, o., 5l4, n
L"sses unadiusted, II suiptnse, xaitE -
preofsercentested ~ sasI 90 6s,s33 8:
small All 2{ss 5 s1R' sefie's The are
Agents instructed e tade no risks exceeding
81 Ehsg16Gle1kaa1pantinsasDjinanxr61city,
toy.,a village, ors blqci, varies vapd depend,
| upon tho contribution, inAterial and means o.
arrestinE f1fesI bEa afUIg r9urofi
h n h.rsfo5s, July I'd. 1860. .'Es GsR1nlsY. I
e 5Ao. Al RAcE, Sec. President
Ff 2ssi:S spgIa sl!gg:I be-;
ss:sss; fs;
so:n sis &c 1 sIs,sI
ment of the assets and condition 81 tHe Htna
insurance company i true. q -
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace
e.; Il fasa once
c 20; btvinE fally eenpli.l, With Tho re-
iate Insurance. Companies not Incorporated by
A6 fsse eTess ea,, 18th 5
s.id company is authorized To- transact basii.
''.' IN W s1ss ha.bHs and ...i At Il. cit,
s 81 ie3s ids; 11 4b a.e{k H July
q CHARLES sUliEFFER,astate Treasurer
e e4ty Ia. IS .boss s ~ CIV i Ii,
as1fhhs Ifasif
per H. II. Gilb.rt, Glory.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
- ~ ~ +. Il. KENF, =
AIL1s & PEcKnAM: Mortgage.
I. Att'ysfor Mort..ges.f 4 Ill s5es- I'd

N1ssOLUT1oN NOTICE. p
- Tho CO -partpership heretofore existing
between J. H. Brand and T. l.. Adams in the
harness business, is this day dissolved BY m.-
tual consent. ff,.rz1sg57 rIrs.
The business will be continued at the old
stand byT. L.. adams, who is authorized to
collect all debts due the above firm
Red Wing, July 10th, 1860.
z EteaaEIIf& J. II. BRAND,
9o6w5 T. L. ADAMS.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-15
J8S4 Spring lA,q lsnii,Aes Tsqqts 1860

tYNYY HHepesV SasSfkfls"IEs44afeSs AtstssesAOvv
Main street, Red WINK, ( wilkinson's block
XXM. d JAs.LAWTHER are now opening
w and receiving . cosnplste atoekbof
.eetGQnis1sN .esiiliTa ,sallH8CLOEH6.i
.eali@t.Ea haa sdase9 CABSI9NRES.sal
I, . .E.,2 S 5 s.s vESTINGS, and, gfsyf
GENTS FURNISHING Ct GOODS,
in great vatietJi Alsb, RGdd Plote assortment Of
nm aoi4e FALORSs TRIMMINGS n,
which they offer % cssh buysrrsvtty cheap {!
We have also III, connectione
TAHLO13AN45BST ADfASAM ENT
tor the manufacture Of Gents. clothe. to or
der: NJ. C.. BERG1I, IN experienced work
man. Eili Hait ga gents ar4 fsrnish them with
garhents ofthc satest tyie5 aid On reasonable
terms. Persons 1ishine to purchase will please
c4 49tgnpipc, ~ ,stsslfed prices before
purchaslug elsewhere. TaiIofs furnished with
any thffg 5n the most sblS iteriss. ",
especially asl;eit snhsse al qsaraiaeev.
! retpe.zie'.1 sasby5Y G3a ,
Red Wing. MAY ?, 1860. lsssf
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