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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

----'- MISCELLANEOUS.
|R ED WIN
III ARDWARE STORE!
G. b. + +. L. BAKER,
(sucoIssoa % Z. ). oooPIH,)
|wholosal and Retail
DEALAot1
HARDWARE, Mn-Wre and Stoves.
|SHELF HARDWARE,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
CROSS.CUT SAWS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
LEAD PIPE,
BELLOWS,
VICES,
ANVILS,
DRILLS.
CHAINS,
NAILS,
PUMPS,
SCALES,
FILES
AXES,
DC.
I i q n.
lP11u, SLIGO, SWEDISH, ENoLtSH AND
| AMERICAN REFINED.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
6t., &c., DC.
All tihds Of Tin, Sheet iron shd Copps,
work mahuiLesursd q order BY sxpsrisneed
jane IS, 80: lsi-ly
IT J. RIG II T Z r.
Wholesale and Retail 0salssia
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,,
0n0gKERx,
aAfPsb $sRA Rs4.,
LARD. FLb1D
LAMP OIL,
BUTT&R q CHEESE.
Also. Dealer In Ready Made Clothing
Droaa Cloths, Cassiness aa1
Tailors' TriniDgs.
1also hsvs Tailoring department for tn
n.aufs,tory ofclSEss 70 order. Wsrrans.dt'
1t or no sale.
Also = large stock Of
BOOTS AND e3o34.
FANCY GOODS, ase
! 9AAN9 Is 9AVAN4.
willfurther state to the public that whic
many already know, will sell Goods for ca.1
- cheap ~ any Merchentin this city. No,
Friends, Countrymen and the rest ofmankind
|(inoluding women and children, please call i
my Store on the corner Of Main and Plum SITS
ind examine Goods and Prices, and til pledg
you tha- you will not 60 away dissatisfied.
=: J.J. kICHTEE.
Red Wing, June 1, 1855. 9ey
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e: r. LOWAT Err,
Wkolssaleand Retail D.ale,in
u ssh.
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOU
3@ Ita- Ind .-1aa5. ia NJ
BIZ AN K BOOK S
e" STATIONERY,
Wall and Ctrtain Papers,
Pocket C1gtle1.a,.
Pert Noaaaies, Faacy Goods,
= II 4oLg AND E
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Aesnsrai ssiortnsa.of
TOYS AND YANKEE MOTIONS
NUTS. FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
= q.
= "a .! = 4 Il D.!
q.sa,; liysn in eseh.nes for clean Linen ii
ct price VIII bs paid: ~
Red Wing, sspt. -, 1857. ts-u
FURNITURE.
The undsriensd would respectfully Inform
the citizens Ut Red Wing and .vieihieS that 10
has purehased ~ Shtii1 stock Of unmanuiac-
|surod mstaIial S6I. furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, ahl that b 10 prepared % supply
Ill orders for furniture Of every description,
Ion the shortest notice.
1HPAIRlNe AND TURNlN0 DONE TO
ORDER.
Alsosll kinds Of COFFINe furnished - order.
|No60I00y, ~
@tfn2 ' aDa N4010ut
.SsiosE ''''''; ;5a :; o esaS cheap
Red Wing, Nay Is, 1859. ils-tf
AILs' NAILS,
loo KEGS o. NAILS
Jsss ssosivsd st IL NEW STORE On Main d.
FAElfERs. now /, tie lin. to g. your
Fence o9Otl6 !
: ''''''' !: !; '.''' ''' cans ''' '''
= An sailing
LATH NAILS 2'- s'~
SINGLE NAILS. and
NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Ie~ss than say person in Red Wing.
CALL AND SEE.
JA,tss. Z, p: = f11R.1EHgnr,
HI Wing, Apsil -, 1850. 1857
ASTHMA tes the iNsrANT RE-
AO1 uMAs LIEF and PERMANENT
CURE Of this distressing complaint, use
EE Nd IT'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES.
Naas hg c.R. sEYN0UR& CO., lo7 NASSAU
,, E1T, n. 7.
p 1tiso. o. le0bos; seat AEss By post.
-, ysv eoioas s1fI15seUlses. Ne
= 4 =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
jesse MCINTYRE,

JESSE MCINTYRE.
Nes. ! 4 Bush Street,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
We are now receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries over e6srsd to the p pie Of this
vicinity. which for extent, variety and rich.
ness, will excel that Of any other assortment
era far beter da,gosns than they can ind else. G
whore: "sma1 profits AMI quick returns"
and fs;r and l;5sral desline l. our systsn.-
We buy Jor oask, aid
receive our goods d.
rect from the 1mpoetes
and Manufacturer, and
will Ind Il much to
their advantage to e.
smioe our stack saoa
Psis's bebrs going -
Low. sJ
The lsdiss ere invited 70 sxemins ens large
and beautiful VARSITY offspring and eumnss
Drsss 0eods, Domestic 9oodeo Of I'll kinds
IL eouPlets asssetmsat, Psinfe 9iae.
h1 Mi! eessttae:, Denim. 1i:ti2ss'
jevel.y, Stationary and faae1
vhi.h VIII IS .ell Is low:
prices tasa eHse bs1ees o.
Aesd In eed Wig. Crock
3sse 4 ths l.ssss
patterns. 0ooss and
- ehose-s !arGe
@ stock On hsoA
ss ~ lsiess.
Wehsvs for
00lo The
|cs)tbeassa Coppse.tippsd Boots a.a shoes.
| (One pair II &AieA =
warranted . est-
wear I've psirS
xitheat ,ip:.> Beas a,d caPs .od Ready
la made Closhine n
| endless tazisty.-
| PLowD! PLows:
" al Hhdl. q ~ xanwfeetsru's Ricssl
| GROCERIES,.
! invite pstieal.1 attention 70 NJ ''Fe'
cho;es Groceries, 80 :
! -TesA
sGa-n Molssse:
Dried and Candisd Fruits, consisting Of ..
\ trades and brands. Now in store 1000 Dbl.
Salt, 1t low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Mai:
!, Ind Glasa, = complete stock it lover prics
than ever before: We offer MORE THAI
! D0UBLE the variety and quantity Of good
and 1t prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For The next thirty days, l offer Summe
IClothing AT COST. Remember to call at th
|old stand of McIntirs 4 Sheldon and you vii
ALWAYS ind . good stock which il for sale .
tho lowest prices. JESSE Mo1NT1RE:
Nay 1e, isse. 80, 1881
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STATE Of M1NNESOrAll District Court. lst
GdoDnuE COUNTY. ! Judicial District.
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srArr M to,ttrtAuA--rltrsH or !

STATE or InuisIAFA-rtsisH or
Flsr nAr6r Hcrss Feb. lss, isNe.
Rs y remembered. That 6n this hrst asT ei tep
ruary. SEQ. before rie The subseYlber' 'asnes "'
,hs fs.s In and for the psrish aforesaid, persoii-
sliv sppsarea WIN. 3 tiks. President snn ~
tiabsrt. gaereisrv Of the Southern hutnsl lnss-
fante Cehpsnr bf Baton Rouge. who helng as'y
sworn according 70 law. 10 dspass sna say 'hss
the ahov Q accounts sra Just and true. ana "sH
sorirt for the bophs Of ssid Company
tElareal wM. &. PIKE. President.
FF. fissERr. Seefstsfv.
sworn 70 aud subscribed befcrs me, this hfs'
wv Iairps al =. A. WALKER.
Justice of the Peace.
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NoT1CE.

ofIice Southern Mutual Insurance COL
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th. 1909
Ata meeting Of the Board OF Directors,
held this dsy. IL was Rssoired. To pey hsr
per cent. interest on the outstanding SCRIP,
Fighf tey osnt 70 Stockholders ON premiums
paid by them for the year ending lst tee.
runry 1880, and So declare dividend OF
ftffg PER rent. IN the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the year ending slst;
January 1890. for which certificates viii
be issued on an after the lst day OF March
next,
n ~as t,trths,' Resoieed, To redoeh. the
outstanding Sei ip for the year 1851, on pre-
aontation At tho office Of the company.
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rO Itl1II,nEus.
To spoRTsMEN.

= uAvr sne variety cf the best quality Game
psss, Ahet rc.ehes, Belts. Powder flasks ssd
several new styles Of Improved shot Pouches
sann,ne a n, Percussion Caps. also, Gun clean.
'ns Roat, Tubes. wrenches, scs st
a,sa FRANK HuuuET's.
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CAST STEEL.

OgTAaoN, Square. Cast ard eermsr stssl ..
I mars MONTAF q NATTA'E.
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HAIR. WORK MADE TO ORDER

,rr ttyDEuargNED baes Leave 10 inform the
Ladies' Of New Orleans and the pubic IN gen
erai that he is fully prepared W execute any or.
der In his line such Bracrsfs, Nectt"oss nnar"'
cbo,ns. Jssf Chains, Rii,gs, Drops Crossss bnoHs,
saots EarriBgs, Hodrts. AcoTHs, snakes, Anchors'
p.Les books, Iir,fs fastsfs, Horns, Tpwpsfs, Bnr-
reis ficiitres; also, Flocer Bo'qsets, Mp"ug'ses.
Landscapes. Leiisrs. Ibrfrods, de-, DC, "p, 'h
Ioeketa I,roachss or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 70 bring
% public notice that he has made new inNen-
tion by which HAIR HOrkedn Fto'csrs, bo"f"f.s'
Monuments. DC. DC, never changes coi0', ~ y"
gum whatever IN used and no nas thus ,ho
ed In findlnR the means by which TO preserve the
Hair ToREvIR N ira oRiaisAL STATE. The hair OF
tho Youngest infant can be worked up by means
Of this process. At.
knxious 60 secure the paironage OF inc beales
and the public in general. he assures them 'nht
e,ary effort will be- made TO satisfy thtr shpeS-
tations in regard 10 neatpese, durabili'y ana qu"
inv. every article of Jewslry guaranteed
AUTI TO- N.
Tn. rub,ic are cautioned against species ot
,,uposition in the above business, by suos''"''ns
work imported from the Nortn .na soI1Ps s's ~
pa,.a hv customers, therefore parties shouin pc
varv careful with when they trust their hai,:
'e.g rties Having orders are most politely
,.onested 20 be present, and see ,neir wors zone
.I ,o Ia convinced that the will get Their own
,se. ,hts viii be a satisfaction, which no othsy
s,,abi;.sms, in the City can give, ts"ore ef In
position: .r.~s,,x carefulIv Rsp.lrsd
ana ", = com AND SILVER rAKEx IN ExcHASeE.
49, from the country addressed 10 me vii
be pro'ppaI ppsnIlset No, 81 CHARITIES STREET
a, " srtsh 10 get the pEAL HAfR of your friends
y. sTEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
NO. a. CHARTRESS ST.,
petw.en Canal and Customhouse streets
ss-skdAwy (formsrly "a Royai.strss'
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Table Cloths
pARAsoLS.

rTNitE Philadelphia Cash Store he's now
on hand . line assortment of Black
end Colored silk rarasnls. lspss'
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FRr.,srI DUTTER.
WIrITE LEAD.
nLACKsMITII,N TOOLs.

,IAOKRNITHS bellows, fresh from the Man
) ufactory, Anvils. Sisdges. Tongs, Vices, Sold
',ring irons. .Filss. etc. ..o,,v
maTT bAhtblhh hh"V""'
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NEW CoNFEOTIONAHY.
THIRD STREET.

nAVtNG purchased The stock aud iSa
tures of the old aud well-known
stand Of the late y MussELHAE, ! have
M ade- aud shall continue te make addi-
tions thereto. until evety articls usually
hppt at sueh an establishment will be
found IN my shelves. Candies -em bra
cing oil the fine fancy confeetiens cakes,
fine wines. pickles. preserves. sardines,
segars, ssuees ete,, will be found ut my
establishment Of the very best. By strict
personal attention, pud disposition to
please the public, ! ara determined to
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal W the growing wants Of the city,
eud surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day aud night 20 ? o'eloek.
noytb q. u. WADnILb.
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TARf TARff

DYTHE Keg, Barrel and half Barrel,
- always on hand 81
aupt5 MUNTAN n MATTA.
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Cturss MkN aud nagammon posrds-a sue a..
~ sortment iastreeesved by
apris m. a wM. poaEL.
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pIusiins and Jaconets.

LARGE lot Of the above, to be sold At Re-
"a An.,s s''s' '''' " 80 ~pHILA, CASH STORE.
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Southern nIu,uni Insurance company
of Baton nowae.
Incorporated nv srt n Legislature ~ hs''issa"a
Arptcrs5, March ~. 1855.
authorized capital, i, s5oo.0oo oo'
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To PLANTERS.

WE HAVE In store 900 bbls. superior
w Winter Whale Oil and 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard oil--for sale at city cash
prices by ED. & WIN. Bo6EL'
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SUMMER SILKS.
UuIsII LINENS.

A FINE supply Of gsnuins Irish Linen has bee
- PHILA CASH STORE,
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tv=rot professional aud business cards,
,tseiydlss daily papef) not eseeeuing ss
lives, 70, iy months. ego without the pa
tw-Ths r,,vileve If yearly sdveftisefs
Ia strictly limited 10 their own immediate
sni teeulst business aud the business OF
AZ ADVERTISING hrn is net teonsidsfed ssih
eluiins that of its individual member:
.sA,osaseias csndidates for State
aud Parish Offices, sld municipal tdiees
ss. " be raid for invariably ~ sdvsnee'
y-Ali advertisements for strangers or
,,ansieht persons TO be paid IN advance.
tFAdvettisehent rot marked ON the
rsty rtf Q specified time, will be inserted
tll 'nti,iti. shd payment eSaeted.
tH-All COMMUNICATIONS Intended v.
rrn,nute the private ends or interests pf
'Iotpofations, Societies, Schools or inditid-
uals. will be ehafsed as advertisement
S-Cafds Of personal character can
only he published N this paper ~ sdvet-
tiss,nents. and must he paid for IN advance
AT double advertising rates.
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LIME! LINER

hs~t Manufactured, is al the store of
Ianit soSneA DsAh'
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Drugs and chem,cai..

rRRsn supply of Choice Drugs. and Pure
u .n,,s ED. a wM. poaHL.
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r,irt.rnyI ,IfTLTItv N

rtsf ,er,ivsd > large aud well selected sters
j nr tine POCKET Knives, Dsrrefs aea cclts Re
vrivsrs new supply ~ eilehrists hollow
,,,,,,d nsyo,s. lWhen vou get Razor ei me
s,a h Il NJ lus the thing. bring y back snh get
.,.,,,,'.1 n. y nav,
,tJ5- Druggist.
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Carriages and Harness.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
NICOLAS BARroII, on Lafa yette street, takes
IN pleasure In announcing to the public, that
he has received fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part of the following articles,
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds of GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
A large variety OF NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN ES.
CLARET WINE by the Cask, BOX and Bottle
MusCAT and MALAGA WINES;
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and wlIiTE WINES;
uEIDsfCks CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
90 ORD1A LIS.
ANIsETTE, ALSyNTuE. KTRsEHENwAssER
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUITS and CHERRIES
sARDrNEs IN OIL.
Aiso-A very large assortment Of the very best
Brands of HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public to the
above named articles, I would say that will sell
them cheap enough, so as 20 ensure general pa
Baton Rouge, August ssd. 1859.
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vAUNfsfIEg.
SIMS pISws.

rI,HOsE who sre IN want ~ superior Piew will
u please call ana ezsH,lae eur stock, lnslpaing
s "a does supply ~ the Sims steel plov a fev,
ebesp st,d superisr srtiels) and The gsrert ara
Cotinsn's Etes Mould Board, Halls Plows, Kings
PtSrs. ana others. Gall before going else where.
MONTAN % MATTA,
reb7 Hardware Corner
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UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsOLs.
NIedicated Iodine Cigars.

L'oR tho eurs Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
II Bronchitis, and all diseases OF the
Francfort on Main, Germany, and for sale
by Ijuiysi.1 Ed. 4 WV. BoGEL.
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REYOIXERs.

4 HAVE on hand the celebrated Adams
II SeIf.eocking Revolvere, also Smith ~
wesseu's Seven shooters for cartridges.
now THEo, GoLDMANN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
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CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
~ and Green Teas, WARRANTED fresh just
taeaithd hF ED. ~ NJ. bV'bil.
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RInn,Ns.a

HIBDoNs. >.
WE HAVE just received 9 supply ci
w nnnnpt Ribbuhs, also . fill assorta
ment of black Velvet Ribbons.
At the PIllLA UAsH STORE.
novsi Lafayette Street.
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qsoOnn WORTH or DIAM0NDs, consisting
qpOUUU NJ nstneied aud, cluster snd tpiitet'
,Ires prssstrins. Earrings and Crosses, ni var.
.. .,,sd to ba afst vatst H. attirp ana TT rse ~
The lowest ptiessby lHho. eohphhNH'
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tIOpp EWJVTE,
yO,tNTEnPANEs.

WYE NAVE lust received irorn Nev e'e' .
w Rne supplv cf white Fisfseiilss Counter
rsnes ct the ,,.u srobr
,tts Isarst,e street.
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CRATES.

NANCY ra,ir, and nfIice rtaies. complete.
spis bAnaulER 4 LANuuE.
Cor. Lafayette q Florida Ste.
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NEW pATEsTs.

IN nnO POUNDS offresh Nsuliis y ne ffefn
a. MDNTAN d MATTAs-
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To sronTsMEN.
To FAMILIES.

1nn phnRnis efbest Double Estfs Fsinilg
IUu riyur. ali fresh gtuuud, lust fsesitsd sna
fnr ralp hv '"sh'h hhhh-
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become quite dooile. In slavery
the Dokos retain their predileetiOn
for feeding ON mice, serpents and
ants, although often on that ac-
count punished Ivy their masters.
who IN other respects are attached
to them, as they are docile aud obe-
dent, have few wants, and enjoy
good health. for which reasons they
are never sold IA slaves beyond
Enarea. AS diseases are unknown
among them, they die only Of old
age or through the assaults of their
eDemics.
IL cannot be decided whether
these Dokos are the pigmies who,
according 10 llerodotus, were dis
covered near n great river in the
vicinity of Central Africa. by two
youths despatched by Etearch, king
of the Oasis Of Ammon, yet ! can
bear witness that heard of these
little people not only in Shoa, but
also in Ukambani, two degrees to
the south. and in Barava, degree
and q half To- the north of the EJua-
tor. IN Barava n slave was shown
to me who accorded completely with
the description Of Dilbo. He was
four feet high, very thick set, dark
set. dark-compleSioned and lively,
and the people Of the place assured
me that lac was ot the pigmy race
of the interior. II is not impossi-
ble. too. that circumstances, such
as continual rains from May to
January, and other means. may
contribute to produce a diminutive
people of stunted development in
the interior of Africa. A prioti,
therefore, the reports collected from
different and mutually independent
points Of Africa cannot be directly
ooutradicted; only care must be Ia
ken 90 examine with caution the
fabulous element mixed up with
what may he true by native repor-
ters In the Suahili dialect "dogU"
mems small, aud in the language
of Enarea "doko" is indicative oi
an ignorant and stupid person.
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lallp o5a)ttts anoGomrt.
pAToN RoUeR,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6, 1880.
THr Eheer,as Yesterday the


THE EbseruHs Yesterday the
Presidential Electors met at the
Capitol 10 cast the vote Of Louisi.
ana for President and Vice Presi'
dent Of the United States. The
Electors for John @. Breckinridge
having received 9,411 votes over
the Bill electors and 1906 over
the Donslis electors, of course the
vote was cast for the Southern can
didate. As n cheering feature OF
the times fall Of PROMISE for the
present and hope for the future,
we have authority TO Say on good
authority, that there were only lTe
candidates for bearer of dispatches
60 Washington. The bearer has
the onerous labor to perform OF
taking up to headquarters the yell
low envelope bearing the valuable
vote of the State and see IL deposi.
ted on the Secretary's table. For
this purpose means have been pro-
vided out of the National Treasury
Another wise provision IN the es-
tablished order of things, because
IL IL were not for it-bouisisna be.
ing mad, she might refuse to go
and vote. or the Legislature might
refuse 60 make the peedIul appro.
priation fom unexpended balances
in general funds, and then where
should we expect the patriot to
come from, who would bear the
yellow envelope even az far IA the
wharf boat Of our own landing. As
the office Of bearer only pays some
twelve or fifteen hundred dollars,
IL is a cheering sign, that Of 1Te
good and true men Offering to per
form the service. In consideration
of tbis, we hereby retract, take
back, aud aunul, until leisure to
qualify. all we said about the threat.
cnej dissolution yesterday.
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iniquity IL is held to he in Puritan
traditions; regarding it as Satans
own playground, and feeling ready
TO disinhetit son or daughter of
theirs who should enter it's unhal-
lowed precincts Now, we have
no wish to treat such views with
levity. or to throw any ridicule mp
on convictions whiol we know are
entertained IN full sincerity. Still
we cannot help expressing the opin-
ion that those views hnd convio-
tions rightly belong TO another pc.
riod. aud are not justified by the
present condition of our stage.
Doubtless. there is TO many minds,
fascination in the theatre, which,
If unduly yielded to, would lead to
no good result. But may not the
same be said of oil amuscments,
even those which we find ministers
Of religion openly and gealously
advocating in the present day Z
Cricket, for instance, Is very ek-
hilerating, beneficial. and manly
pastime. but if Master Bob or young
Mr.. William were TO give MP all
their time to IT, neglect school du-
ties for IL, and plainly show that
their whole thoughts were absorb
cd in the game, their fathers assn.
rcdly would be justified in pulling
up their wickets, buthiBg the bats,
aud pitching the ball into a horse
pond. Again, there is fascination
in the society Of women. more es-
pecially, perhaps, if they be young,
pretty. intelligent. accomplished.
well-brcd. amiable. and free from
allectation. But are we therefore
to set IL mp as u rule of our lives,
that we must never euter the pres
rnce of these eyrens, lest, once
drawn across the charmed circle,
we Gud ourselves without power to
return 7 The theatre. "a an amuse-
ment. must Of course be followed
like any other, with reason, and in
moderation. and when thus follow
ed, i,s results will assuredly not be
of kind TO excite alarm.-JOHrnal
of Psvchoiagicdi Medicine.
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USANiarrr or SENTIMENT VA per
feet unanimity Of sentiment character.
ised the proceedings Of the meeting"
If thi. does not occur in the body Of
the proceedings, IL Is most certain TO
close the record. A majority of the
people who iphabit this remarkable
Yankee Nation, know pretty we'll how
meeting, ara gotten up to give expires.
sion 10 "pubic sentiment" From the
Ward meeting Of a half dozen coun'
try gen,lemen to the mass meeting Of
the ely, the role is the same. The
order Il Issued and the object of the
meeting stated not however before
the President aud Secretaries are
chosen the speeches engaged and the
resolutions written. How could the
meeting be otherwise than harmoni.
ous 7 None are expected--snd none
60, except such as are specially iuvit'
ed by virtue Of their opinion. II
would be strange physiognomy in
deed. if at a meeting called specially
TO dissolve the Union again, that any
other than dissolving views should oc'
cur. It is customary in latter days
since type metal has got to be so cheap;
to parade the names Of many citizens
to calls" Ii would be curious in.
deco, to trace the motives that aotuate
the signers. Some read the head Of
the petition-o,hers ask merely what
It's for" and are satisfied with the
answer Of him who bears the paper
others sign at once, in order to dis
pense with explanation; whilst many
have no higher motives than the vani.
,y Of having their names flourish in
print in good company. lsitnot great
violence to the spirit Of the age to say
that resolutions, speeches and petitions
thus obtained-express the quiet, So
ber, unobtrusive good sense of the
public mind 7 Verify, /, seems so.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

How SHERIDAN WAS ELECTED AT
BnuoHt's.-When Sheridan's name
was put mp as candidate Mt
Brooke's two persons resolved to
get il blackballed. These were
Lord Bessborough. aud George
Selywn. They succeeded several
times; the matter was 10 be- put to
the test again. The two friends re-
solved not 90 absent themselves
during the time allowed by the
regulations of the club for the bal
lot In order to defeat them, Sher.
idan's friends agreed to try strata
gem. and enlisted into their scheme
the fearless Lady Duncsnnon See
ing the adverse couple at their
posts one evening when Sberidan's
name was again to bc put to the
vote, they sent chairman into the
coflcc-room with y note to Lord
Bcssborougb, written in the name
of Lady Duncappop, saying that n
fire had broken out in hs house IN
Cavendish Square. and begging
him to return home. OFF started
my lord, and getting into n sedan.
chair. freed tho club from his pres
epce. Ho doubted not the cause
for alarm. since Lady Duncannop
lived in tho same house as himself.
Nearly at that precise moment
came a verbal message to Selywn.
TO requost bis presence Mt home.
Miss Fagniani (his adopted daugb-
ter. who afterwards married Lord
Yarmouth) "beipg seized with an
alarming illness" No sooner had
he made his exit than Sheridan was
proposed and elected. The two enc
mics returned without delay on dis.
covering the trick played on them,
but the ballot was closed. - The
Queens IF Society.