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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
BRIGHAM YOUNG DESCRIBED,

A correspondent Of the New York Her.
ol1 thus describes Brigham, who is now in
Philadelphia. to see about getting up a pa
per mill for Utah:
Brigham is light haired, thick set, me.
dlum sized, rather round shouldered, shrcw-
ed looking man Of nearly three score years,
and Of cheerful and commanding appearance.
His prophetic face is ornamented luxuriously
with sandy brown whiske.s and mustacho.
Brigham is live speaker. Under his ora.
tory saints or sinners seldom slide off into
mystic dreamland. Generally when he sits
in meeting, and sometimes when he is
preaching, he wears a hat or hankerchie
on bis head. AS he rises in the stand q
manifest interest is excited, which. becomes
contagious, and rapidly prevades tho whole
assembly ]; while coughs, ahcms, and various
shut1ings are outward and vulgar and visi.
BILE signs Of awakened attention and prepare.
ton to hear something.
His manner is, calm, deliberate, self salts
he'd and confident, with little gesticulation,
excest when fired up with his subject. His
voice is far from unpleasant, not very power
fal, but still capable Of filling tho tabernacle,
and is slightly tinsad with that hard, inflcx-
ible quality common to uncultivated voices,
which have been strained by lond speaking
to large assemblies. Ills utterance is short
and sharp, as though, just at the instant Of
leaving the door Of his lips. he suddenly
communicated 70 his work and extra degree
Of impulse. This popularity, in passages
Of more than ordinary energy, contributes to
impart to his speech q piercing, cutting
thrilling effect. His influence over his
hearers IS extraordinary. Perhaps, in power
10 attract and rivet the attention Of the au-
dicncc. be is not excelled by any living ora
tor: This may be partly owing to his pc
cu!iar pasition. Certain it is that the magic
OF his voice sways . Salt Lake congregation
as no other can. It is remarkable the dog
ged patience with which Mormon audience
will sit under the otttimes dry, wordy,
threadbare, worn out, long winded haran-
gues Of the small-fry elders. In the hope
Of at last hearing spirit stirring word
from Brigham. :: e.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
From the New Haven Register.
VICTORY IN NEW HAVEN.

From the New Haven Register.
GREAT VICTORY IN NEW HAVEN.
FIRST DEMOCRATIC RAII. SPLITTING OF The
sEAsoN-N1NE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MA
JoRITY. #
The Democrats Of New haven yesterday
achieved the greatest political victory ever
gained in this city, lby either party) it not
IN New England. The vote, not so large
as that at the April State election, was yet
THE LARGEST EVER CAST AT CITY ELEc.
TON and We have Democratic majority
of 06O!
Until noon Of the day, it looked As if our
thought only Of contesting the
fourth ward-but soon after, the town was
alive with their runners, and it was evident
that we were not to be allowed to "walk
over the course" For the balance Of the
Afternoon, both sides toiled hard, and the
Democratic majority which was about three
hundred when we went TO press, was swol-
len to 960, by five o'clock, when the polls
closed.
The result is doubly gratifying, inas,nuch
hundred majority in April, charged solemn
upsu Cll0t IL WAS IEHUUtlSOLly OU.
tained," "unreal' and dishonest" and
whilst the Democrats Of New Haven were
thus giving the lie to the accusation. by q
still larger majority, the Black Rebublicans
in the Legislature were forcing through q
new law for the regulation or suppression
Of the New Haven Democracy. Tie mem.
bers must now see that they are imposed
upon. by the opposition leaders, when they
charged frauds upon the Democrats Of New
Haven; and they viii! have no excuse fol
any further annoy ance Of that kind. Moth.
ing but an act preventing Democrats from
voting at all, can overthrow the New Ha
ven Democracy. We are proud Of it. L
is the only city Of its size in New England
that keeps the National Democratic banner
flying on its towers, in spite Of specia! legis
lation and rampant fanaticism.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

The late fight Of Heenan and Sayers seems
to have put the world in a fighting mood.
At Concord, 3. H., few days since there
was regular prize ring encounter between
two women who had been training aud pre-
pairing for the occasion for six weeks. They
fought eigeteen rounds with the most sbrn-
tai ferocity, and neither would own up
whipt.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

The Chicago wigmam is to be used on
the sabbath for afternoon Union services to
be conducted by oil religious societies. It
vii! take great deal Of praying tc purify it,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Some Of the Republican orators find great
omens in the name Of their candidate
Abraham. No wonder they dropped the
polygamy twin when they nominated Abra.
lam: Abraham had two wives, at least.
Sarah and Hagar; but he had something
observation-disclosures bought With his own
money. s...E.sz -. ~. r.. ~ 80:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Some of the papers are nicknaming Abe
Lincoln Bob o'.Link." The Albany
A'gus thinks they had better choose anoth-
or bird and call him Whip poor Wiu." ~ ~.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
Dist. Court, lst;.
Judicial District:


, =, TO n0UeYE ". Htmilt6n, 1t3:
bella E. Hamilton and Chsrles I. Holbrook,
:hc above named defendants In the name
Of the State of Minnesota you and each Of you
are hereby summoned and required to ans.
wer tho complaint of tho plaintiff in this
action, which complaint has been flsdin the Of
fee Of the CLERK Of said Court at Red Wing, in
said .s Leg: county. and serve copy Of your answer
their Office in the city Of Red Wing. in said
county, withintwsnty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
Of such service. And you are hereby .n,tieed
that if you fail to answer said complaint ..
above required, tho. plaintiff in this sction vii
apply to the court for tho relief demanded
said complaint N Oh I r
Dated, Red Wing, Minnesota, March est :,
A. Y 1859. s II W1lpEr q WileseeoM, &.
l9iw6 Att'ys for PiSinti6.-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

THE UNAVAILABLE L1NcoLN.-"If we
can probably elect Seward or Chase, it will
be in vain to nominate, instead, either Banks
or Fessenden: or Dayton or Lincoln."--N.
7. Tribune.
We copy from an exchange paper the
above quotation which it will be seen con
signs, in advance, to the category of unavail-
ability the unlucky Lincoln. %
1t is, indeed, in, twain to nominate" that
hero Of defeats, with anv hope that his inevi.
tlblc ill-luck will desert him now. We do
not believe he was nomina ted with the hope
of elccting him. lie was chosen because he
was the only man that could supplant Sew.
ard fer the nomination and the personal
enemies Of the latter concentrated upon him
only to that end. Mr.. Greeley's pretencs
Of the availability OF the one, and the una
Variability of the other, needs only to be
confronted with the prophecy above cited
to show its hollowness and ialsity.-Al6oaa
Atlas & Argus. IN -......,'......... ....'
Every preparation is being made for the
departure Of the Prince Of Wales. The
fleet will leave on the 18th Of July, and will
consist ofAve ships of war On their out
"aSu course thcy Will stop ~ NeWtoundland
and Halifax and then proceed to Quebec. In
q conversation which had yesterday with a
gentleman high in Office, and who will com
pose one Of the princes retinue, l was in
formed that the prince would most positive
|ly visit New York Regret was howeve:
Expressed that the invitation to visit the
United States had not emanated from a
higher body than tho New York Aldermen;
but tho names Of tho parties who signed
the petition was guaranty that the res.
pectable portion of the inhabitants supported
the invitation. The English people feel
rather hurt that the President or Congress
has not invited prince who is heir to the
throne of Great i5ritain.--Londoa Cores. Ct
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

fNHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
TO CHICAGO, BOSTON,
NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
AND ALL PARTS OF THE FAST AND SOUTH.
Via DUNLEITH and
Illinois Central Rail Road.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Dunleith on arrival Of Steamers from
St. Paul and intermediate points.
las 4. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago At S. I'm.
-, Fulton s.45 P. NJ, Burlington
6.55 P. NJ, Quincy $50 P. NJ,
St. Louis 400 A. II. Teere Hsate
$50 A. NJ, Indianapolis 5.25
A. M, Cincinnati lO.l5 A. M,
Cairo 1885 A. NJ, Memphis 81
hours. New Orleans 50 hours,
as Buffalo ak hours, New York
AZ hours, aud Boston 50 hours
from Dunleith.
1880 p. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago 800 am.
Rock Island 6.15 T.. M, BnrlinR-
ton 6.55 a. N Quincy $40 q. m.
St. Louis s.sor m, Terre iluuto
400 p. m., Indianapolis 100
p; m. Cincinnati 1l.45 r. m.
Cairo 1885 p. NJ, Memphis 81
hours. New Orleans 50 hours,
Buffalo 31% hours, New York
4SA hours, anu Boston 5v}}5
hours from Dunleish.
TIME from RED WI ;G to ST. LOUIS
A. HOURS. e. .r-
ELEGANT Sl.EETIN CARS
Attached to all Night trains.
u Passengers for St. LOUIS and intermediate
points will save from three to four days
in time over the river route
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT
sa- POINTS
The completion Of the Railroad Line from
Cairo South offers an all rail route unrivallcI
in point OF time to Memphis, Vicksburgh and
New Orleans.
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
= FOR THROUGH 7ICKETs
Apply at the Office Of Mcserole e. Mc..aren on
the Ievee y: Red Wing. AMI at al, important
points Oh the river also ut the office ~ Du..-
!eith.
w. T. JOHNSON,
Gen'l Ia :senger Agent, Chicago.
A. PRATT,
Gen'l Western Agent. --
w. r. ARTHUR,
2o3tt t;cn'l Superintendent, Chicago.
1860. Spring d Sunemer TRADE. 1860
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
AL District Court, lst
Judicial District.
Isaac Spaulding,
-@5 Mortgagce,
Wade whitman,
SuHHoxs,-For Relief.

against
Wade Whitman, ...-.
Mortgagor, fSuHxoNs,-For Relief.
Andrew Misenot Sam
uel T.. Van Brunt, 5-.sv,,.-~ .
James Clark and Sa- Subsequent inc m
rah his wife, whose cumbrancers and dow
other name: il to the ersess.gs
plaintiff unknown. - g..
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned, and required to
answer tho complaint in this action, which has
been duly 4 ed in the odaco Of the Clerk of
this Court, at Red Wing, IN said comfy, and
to serve . copy Of yolr answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers. at :heir Office, in
Faribault, Rice county, Minnesota, within
twenty days Of the service hereof; 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 ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in tn
complaint. --- =
Dated F.rihault, Minn., May ssd,1sso.
- . aa.ssg.s. COLE 4 CASE,
2o3wG ~ ~ . Plaintiff = Ats'ys.i :.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

Main street, Red Wn:, (Wilkin<on's block
WIN. Il JAS. LAWTHER arc now opening
w and receiving complete stock of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment Of
s.@--> TALORS'- TRIMMINGS, ~
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap:
We have also in connection
TAILORING ESTARLlSHMEN
Tor the manufacture Of Gents Clothes to or
der. Mr.. C. BERGH, an experienced work
man, will wait Oh gents ard furnish them with
garments ofthe latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything On the most reasonable terms. W.
especially solicit share Of patronage.
Terms strictly cash. .tgEe ss,s 9
- WV. & JAS. LAw1HKR.
Red Wing. May 2, 1860. lsetf
STATE OF MINNESOTA,l District Court. 1st
C0onuur CfnNrV { IuHSrsa1 n;stv;c$
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
HOUSES SWEPT AWAY AND FORESTS uPRoorE

moving elong sometimes coming tegether and
then separating, and one at time winding
or revolving around each other. From ali
information we can gain, We are inclined to
the belief that the two tornadoes, which an.
parently united near Cedar Rapids, preser-
we'd their distinct forces or currents. and
did not unite as one tornado, although their
appearance was in many places that Of q single
cloud.
| Near the farm Of Mr.. Ames, in De Witt
township it said that the bark is abso lutely
taken off oak trees which are from IL to la
nches through.
At Camanche the church bell lays nearly
six rods from where it hung, and barrel ol
oil was taken out of ,he cellar of the building
that only had the roof and ono end blown
OIL Barrels salt were blown several rods,
ana several small houses were taken up
bodily and deposited in. the river.
Pieces Of boards and shingles were seen
to fall in this city, nine miles from the near
est point which the tornado approached us,
and several have been picked up by our
citizens and may be seen here. In its course
through Camanche before il struck the
main part Of the town it tore nearly all
the grass out by the roots, and its track
looks much as though fire had passed
over tho ground. =af 10 ss,{ =
There are many other incidents related
which are true and interesting, as showing
tho power Of the tornado, but we have not the
room to relate here. Suffice it to say that
We hope never to witness such . scene
again and We're all the truth told of its do
'ngs, it would be credited by none but those
VINO were eye-WittneSses at the time. or
have seen it since.
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Singers Sewing Machines


kEA SUCCESS IL always the conclusive proof great
~ men Judged by this test there Is labor saving
before the public comparable Singers sewing Machines
hey were exhibited nj the late Exposition Unvcrsele" in
France, where they carried highest premium and
great hlanuiacory to them in Paris
In ever, branch o industry which sewing Is to be- done
These machines can be used with immense profit the speed
OF the Railway trim is 10 travelling FOOT sew Ing with
singers Machines compared with hansewing No fa!Jr
shoemaker dressniake carriage trimmer sacr halter &c.
Nc should not be without Tue profit of using one
these machines regularly employe is One Thousand Dollars
year In nil private families where there Is sewing
De done these machines invaluable Planters
ana hotel keepers fnd them particularly convenient and profit
aDe these machines are simple in their and
yer! strong and Durable being The only kind OF Sewing Ma
ene ever made by which Of work.
could be perfectly executed Thousands inferior and WORTH
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
names, Dusngers Machines alone found every,
where to satisfy the wants of the people,
RAN printed instructions for using each
chie from which any one can readily acquire the
ging letn The naclpes packed securely
part OF the world To all persons desiring particular IN
i"rna"n WILL application by letter of our o
ccs, forward copy of l. NJ singer Co.'S Gazette PAPER
who'll! devoted to the Sewing Machine interest,"
l. NJ SINGER h co,
- Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway New York
BRAScH ofFcEs-So II Hanover ST., Boston, No 81 Chap
q ST. New Haven, Ct; Gloyervle y. Y; No. PA Broad
Newark, N d.; No. l42 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No los Bal.
horc ST. baltnorc No. 81 Westminster ST. Providence H.
J.; No. East 4ih So Iincinnati; No. Is North 4h ST. ST.
LOUIS NO. 81 ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Danrhin ST.
"loohe' Idcc 2t.dIctsl
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T.iWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE

I'll >. TIE Powhhian Steamboat Conpany's steam
ssfzEzzs4ers, GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RieuAgp PRIrcn-
ARp, aud bELNlDERE Capt. WV. kEENE, viii leave Rch-
mDnd for Baltimore TuesIy Tiarsday and Suburban.
REruRSISa, will leave baltimore Tor Richmond every Taesday
ThH,sddy and saturday, thereby cuab Shippers
sen5ers To have opportunity u COMMUNICATION pc cen the
points every other day.
~ Freight received in both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort these e1nal If not
SUPERIOR to of their 10 be found
city, These steamers having been fitted
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended to the
travelling and rctghtng community the
cheapest, aud speedy mode OF transportation two
points.
TicAETs be procured Office Shskoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel or at the steamers Landing ocheit.
ID " W. ttEElE Agents. Richmond.
sept IDLY j. BRAADf ,JR, No Light ST., Baltimore.
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o. Mp. - r Pile - G co.
n mr. eAsr, sssra On.
- 4 - k,sbu, q Corn Exchange.
AAapsa .1.Gg feun CANAL
pnrs Silyar Ware.

AVE Jus rsv-a the largest s,oek q frrs ssis N
w offered ,s sale this market, oaussuf
ism Thseaaed and Faae, rcrks; Tea .sd 1se s's: La
sp>sas &c. Als beautiful ist 81 Fsuy
tse Ware In oases P Fs lee Cream aad Bu tier
fsft< p4esle FORKS ,sarb scrss tatr .er
as1 heka, 0so fsfs. saii Islands knd Egg
.s=sa =. ae l5 " ~'"b ase the aiientan ~ the
~ ~. j. WILLIAMS SON.
.kn4s - = ain sim Il.
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIzE
Prises payable In full, without deduction.
m THssn LOTTERIES DRAWN
SPLENDID SCHEME.

CAUTION.
living distance, should be extremely cautious OF
They Lottery Tickets Certificates 81 Packages ol
Tickets The country In h,oicd bogus and swindng
Lotteries Every indictment - hold oa 10 to In
money In them capiul Prizes Of from 100000 Ai0n
head their schcncswih Tickets nj One Dollar. tI0o0m
Capital Prize. oncred Tickets 81 All sach in every In
ffaujs aud money sent 20 them for Tickets
u 81. mach thrown away without the shadow Of chance oi
getting prirc. beware Of all loerie where the Capital
Prize l. unusually large comparison 10 The price Of Tteknis
In every instance where large Przcs offered for ANAL
cost oi Tickets, put IL down Tor a certain fraud
tW~ All orders addressed TO FRANCE, BRoADnBSrs CO.,
Wilmington, Del, viii with prompt attention, mud The
printed Official drawings sent soon ms over.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs co,
fed 2I-.itdafd Wilmington, Dei
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lei IlEil IiEtt.

HAVE hand and will bs preppred 10 deN n the c
Df Is Benbarg ti,s 2ashuy OF fIRSr
RATE ICE n.
FORTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.
ian 2s-tI THOMAS POOLE.
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NOTICE.

VA T. ARE the Sole Agents Tor W Ike s. CELEBRATED
w IBlsH POTATOES, grown the Peaks of otter
they always be found AT SMITH ADAMS,
inn 2its li Main Street
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RICHn0HD ADVRRTIsRMsETs.

Sombrero 0uano.
0nn TONS sOMBRERO 0UANO. landing ffsn seiscnH-
ZOU ef .ws Kaeisv direct fsole eenerero lasnd Fsf
ale by EDMOND, DAVE, 80 .
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I'M HATS, GAPS, AND FURs. r.
- JOHN DOOLEY,

No. 81 Main Street, Rlchmono, va,
ready exhibit unusually large assortment OF ooods
J. In the Hat, Cap aud Fur line
The stock consists Of nii the popular styles OF
HATS AND CAPS
the rich and bcaun Mole Skin Dress Hat oil
hi, own and Of Northern Manufacturer Tho Son or Felt Hat,
French Style Ledger style, Bell crown Piantes Broad Brm
Wool. HATS,
the lowest quality servants 10 the finest snxony WOOL
MEMS, BOYS AND CH1IDkEN's GAPS,
of Fur, Cloth, Plush. Hair, scaI Glazed, Nc, &c.
LADIES RIDING HATS,
Of Beaver black and brown and richly trimmed Nevet
CIIILDEESis HATS AND CAPS.
Of latest just Imported from Parsricb patterns;
LADIES fUKs.
Scorincs Tippets, Half Caes CntA Mnns Mufalees aud
thidrrns and Misses furs. NIL qualities and styles;
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf Buffalo Persian. Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants aud dcs particularly invited To examine this
spared Ia make Richmond
good market purchase In other In ibis country,
SEPT 1T, JOHN DOoLEY.
IfoRCE.-51 g. L. Mass Lieorce-one Of the beat
II brands nlortodfDr salr by -
EDMOND, DAVENPORT x CO,
scp, 2Ldls Richmond, Va
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Ne-- f,,c..a-. $50. IAo,lse.

-tf'' '~-r'-15 =. .-lS.S&- AAOl use.
XNE have th@ far so- iogrii tho pur
w Ps~s VI oasdcc.pg - GIN kEaL CONN ~ hioN Drsi.
MASS ur iha snt al Insa. Wheat .ta We AJAX
- tas ,-5us ssuring them
tha much than h- 6ssra n .e, aud have
always lsoosnd lis Is par We will
sa tor afef The old rales OF ,uiuDon, ~ make remit
tsnees aid otnue at Jao e. sar Maa street
july 2edAcly ali ti.Ih u n BuEkS
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IA ; ,sys.ss,;s I3Isll:js 20

All articles consigned the Agent City Point will be ship
by him by first class vessels directed
bills of lading taken and forwarded without any additional
charge.
For hcaon of goods md other information apply the
Agent at Lynchburg. ii. d. BIRD, Supl
ieb l6-2m
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SCHEME.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS TEN,
To he drawn In wilmington Del, Wednesday Feb 29ih 1850
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J.. % y - = n
Northern Assurance Cempa any
BE ! Af,saA5T ~fNssI, LosEos.
FA rIxa d - Il e. ASSURANCES;

p Piss. Az LII q ASSURANCES,
.tfJs a -Nss.--Eda5AshSd ss issd
APT Al-..-.-= ......-.,...,.- - s@xss9o 90
>aFpias. srlSAfil w
4ss.s Tor Jan. 81, is3s sss.a1i ~
sgsA snsag saIssi lass aamagr BY Fire, al
aeeerspaa a. The Of prctnT
a.. 40 seer ssadoas of Insurance framed wi
rIsr4liiy.
lp. 10 a,. OF IN, sspaAy cal; sasrsaed by
tar lsptak o. 8ail,sed personal rsponsbi ~
~ aesriy t,sJ holders
.N- los pysa ply ajusri and paid without reference u
Isnasa scei fund provided iAia9epba for PAYNE nj
al Laz.es 10 tss County -
". ". WILLIAMSON,
ne. ss-du Agent In LyRehburg Va.
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r0TrERrRs
! LoTrERrRs
CONSOLIDATED
1aTfERfkS OF DELAWAkE,
Fof EBbrnnfy, neeo.
FRANCE. BROADRENTs AGO. MAxAoEss.
NTLkfgGTuE DELkFARE

ia asaap en- de attention the public 10 e following
syIssad sssns % Be drawn b wm'aeton Deiawsss' |
''''' - 2AoNr1cnnr SCHEME.
oRAND CAPITAL fnizk
100000!
Grand Consolidatc Cd Lao terry Of Delaware
CLASS ,. -.
tn he drawn In Wilmington D saturday. February Is isoo
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Notice to Shippers Of Toba CO to the West.
FUNlE Undersigned prepared to give ncased facilities
l. shippers of Tobacco 10 the West, shortened
Of transit and reduced the from third 10 fourth glass
Through receipts given TO the prine points In the West by
Railroad or the Ohio River and fregis guaranteed low
b! other line. The only rnnsipnent between Baltimore,
Cincinnati indianapolis II Louis and Chicago, Pitts
burg directly from under thereby avoiding
drayage and crrae and all damage Tobacco expos
sS- No commissions charged nj Baltimore Piilsburg
MAGRAW Il MOONS,
No. 50 North street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jesse Hare Co.. W. d. Miller. and L. Clayton
L.nchburg Jacob IIead Co.. and Jucob Brandt Jr Bai
more. march lSdly
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ErST eeTrb Ne = S,a:h Street, tfarpery Bridge ST.
- sn' I'D zirs,tsnt Of Ladies' aud Child. en'
rnues. sillt fi De scf - ~ - ash.
k5l.i DAVID IAYsO. \,
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Keep constantly hand good stock Of Auffvesses
Which viii be sold cheap knr CASH We can hare liz
ocse nrueee made 10 order al snort huice = -
1 eaRan VALENTINE 4 HESfNc z
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II EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
IN SOMETHING REALLy NICE
ana4t. nd MAIN ST.
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