Red Wing sentinel. [volume], February 15, 1860, Image 6

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1 dropped gjng grata of musk
A moment in r:i» room
Xi KII yeurs rolArd t/tl/ui-biiiiibiS]
stil
Retained thr su»»/ ?!eMime
So every Iced iipprovad of God,
Where o'«r its lot Us cast,
leavos 5-MIIU gbodiirnuYrice bcldud
That ..hall forever lust.
From the Detroit Free Pre»s.j
E N.LiJUO I sr S IN .froWsaidi
Tho negroes, on ilia occasion al!inlel (.
improved the event of the inauguration of a
new muni^miJ^pVjr|V!H( t,Jo/ihe purpose
o: carryin
They were met,,
by a promise
considered. After p^l|i|$» t|:yr or nvo for
some action to be taken,'they again attempt
ed to gain possession of the schools. They
were, hotreteiv persuaded that sufflcen't
time had lioVJuecin'allotred for the authori
ties to manure pl^ns for the Satisfaction of
their grievanpcM. Thuy tlierefore desisted,
though threatening violent measure's should
rompt action of the right kind not be ta
Thev
Chatham, and who is we'.l acquainted
with the disposition of these outlaws, writes
that the citizens are arming themselves for
defense, and says, "There is some talk of
raising a rifle company. The niggers say
they will burn,the town up. If that is so,
it is timfftHaVsomothihg was done I have
no doubt we shall have some trouble yet
with them this, winter."
The negroes are led on in this crusade
against the whites, by two notorious per
sons of*,their owi oolpr named J. Siiadd
and J. JBfcovjl, {both of Whoi* tigWed
conspicuously in the celebrated provisional
government" affair of old John Brown,
which, it will be remembered, was organ
ized in Chatham. Shadd conduc a paper
at if ,ol which, is to
advance the interests or the fu^iiives. It'is
not a paying concern, but is supported by
contributions of Abolitionists of this coun
try and of Canada. It is used as an engine
for the empiUexqragt of the blacks against
the white*,aniTttemsVirh articlesevia'fcing
the extreme hatted this, fellow entertains
against the white race. With such litera
ture industriously circulated among the ex
citable negroes, and with such leaders, it is
notat^U surprising that they are prepared
to enact any deeds of violence to which they
may be sent. With such a condition of af
fairs, it is not surprising thaf citizen? an
ticipate trouble, and prepare for defense.—
ThCtfoly surp^jse :\A that/ they U-ve s«y-..
mitt id to the intolerance and abuse of uch
a set of desperadoes thus long, (t will b,
no mean* te^trajige: tOjouk^ the jtjanaduus
muster in their strength, and commence a
war of, oJiUrmim'Jon aaaiyst these, fugi
ives. ...
PllYOU'H IHMlT^AiT.,4F B:^1WETT
rf» Prybi* 'of Virginia, (Dem.)~i/ c*M
he attention of the House to anf a-wclo 'in
he N.."Y. ffer,ld hut i' wish to protest
that Iffce aii.de no obl
to
mything
the insp
should debase the dignity of my position.
and affront the feelings of {lie meindwrs, if 1
sho^!dl'a|ini( tjie*pf».priety or necessity
recognizing any remarks of that notoriou
ndividual.
x. Ha nu nut MISII u» protest
lecl iMi.der no obligal"
ions tqr respond
that issues 'horn, lie7 pen %ifl
pi atioti of James Goril .ri Uaimett ,-f $
A man who is Conspicuous by the persist
««U and fla.'rant violation of the rights ami
vinudfi*1ffsfint&f humanity, who: ha,
supplied himself with money and means ot
pernicious tfifiiWnce by extorting contribu
tions from the fear of innocence, and levy
ing subsidies upon the gratitude of sympa
thetic and confederate crimes a wretch
VA°,
we
ups»n his Lack the scars of many
a well inerrted chastisement, airtl upon his
heart the tajnt of every concei\ hie abomi
nation a miscreant who. in consenting to
the dishonor of his own family, and the
profauatiou of th? most, -sacred relation of
life, has committed a crime for which lau
gu-ge Inrs noicotu'mJiisurale ,tefm of ^coiw
and uorttemp a vil« and filthy beast, whose
name-Vstltj execration of both continents,
and fro^p whose cmuci truth-and-virtue
shrink as from the tbWch of»pestilence a
fiend who is denied the privilege of fellow!
Ship with m»n an exile from the courte
sies arid charities of the social circle, who
wears out, and is condemned to wear out
the small remnant of a miserable and guilty
existence, in a solitude for which the re
wards of a prostituted, press can purchase
h!Jble.
I repeat to tho House, that I do not mean
to^wmss anything which would'''8li'ock
them^jby aUuiihgirt-tiy'w^y to that base
iiidivtdu.il who, by a course of unal Arable. .,
S?rI^aPProac
/IQGAl NOTfcM.
MoRTGAtiiMRSdH~biiaR
May. A. i» 1^5S. 1 Bonn A. Cox. of (J.-od-
tin- same placet »T»iJlrni6«§«|e a 5 3 4
,""n's
ten (Vn, i,!ock forty-loirr (»A' tfwC-aty-live-i
I he neighboring province con'imies to hm,(2p\ feet from the alley runi|ii|g from thence
the theater of alarms and disturbance*.: oc WcfiJSVly botw.cn loti^nuuRud t,en, twenty
rtw teot tl
caaioned hv the overbearing hi»»lenceurfj the
n,\'°
ot
T\ ion throughout tWr*d4ttvn poi'iiun of"easterly
Canada, and to aei itf.pbrfect convert and
with cousiderulA)]Kuii^l in their outra
geoti-i proceedings. The all'air at Chatham
was bu a mys^^en^and public demon
stration, a^iniilattng in character anil ptir ''irtterest^t.tbe
pose to those noticed in other 1 •jcaliiiej.—
Jor is the end yet roa^jeiKi ,.-, ,,
1 t,,l'!,0L' wcStS«y'
t. i" i^.r alli-v Broad street•••: tio'in'•e «n the line of
blacks Who mintto haj^-fa_ (jej.eru) organ.-]
1?r„1Ki
uiu
A proeo dii'ii's at law or othcrivise.luiving
recove said.inorsgage .debt
•ecu
listitilted
or any p.irt -tlieriof.tnndr itlnjse, buiijg* dn,e,,o
sai note and mo'rtg'ge at tho mite' w^Wni ni!
(interest after maturity, computed a
«fhm'' .vo:k of intinihhtioivpytSf lrv*_4jn per eent. per annum tlw sum',
as they could oiilv be met ^WMlnwud and twenty-three dollars audsii
.i ,, ,, -.
ri
that their claims should be
"y seven L-en'siMlJJ.iiTV
A
powr. threaten that if any dis
tinetions bf.jiolorlarej strfftre'd to* ex|st in
any departnfentU* tile iliilil^ .atlairs, they
will burn the town. This threat has been
made before when disturbance* have arisen,
but as the'preficrit^cms to'bu a more gen
eral organization,/anil as they manifest a
greater determinaJtion than ever bofbrje, the
whites are becoming \wy generally alann
ed. Letters* received from tliere yesterday
state that the town is in a general fever of
excitement. ^.TJie blacks parade the streets
in squads, aby^mg and insulting the, whites
and frequently resorting to violence. Nor
is their violence confined to the males. Fe
males when met upon the sidewalks are
roughly pushed into the gutters to give
ploce for the black ruffians, and the authori
ties of the town discreetly keep out of the
streets at night for fear of personal injury.
In fact, the police magistrate, a short time
since, was fired-upon when passing along
the sidewalk after dark. These outrages,
and many other.* that are of daily occur
rence, indicate a fearful state of things, and,
may well alarm .the white citizens. A re
spectable geritleinan, who :s long resided
r«aakiT,4W
a
Delimit having been mr.de in the c?liuT ^T W
itSis j»f uH-vrtuiu mortgugc deed bearing date. I
Ufty (Unyedcitted and dolivcrotl'oil t»iu"U day I
&u& deed*, pages 890 and iftRi&nM W S A
Co to said Tfcmiit£/Jii foe (pnbit
-.•iaf T/fV ,? gS V'7 J* I panel oi land Iving and baiug in/Jthe ritraVf*,,er,can »"«i the other, the Canada, or
WtyFotB ur ten to Bu ttie 7 ioi—fh]\i,i Wing, described a* fbllowl: '-CUumujlcnuri Horse-shoe side. No such liberal offers have
WhiLs Arming tir D.fnse. lo rk^rflA*M J1
i]V !VV
theretore. notice is hereby given,-thn
ELI WILDER,
V\ II.DKK & VI II.LISTON, Mortgagee.
Att'ys. l.S3td
*i*m8pMai6mBa& a
C'tiEAF liDlTtuN
O^ THE,
LITKltART 9
AND. FA:«l'li¥ PIGfTOXJIAL,
Published monthly, by
11
^°Jlf^WiWft^'"^^iMr Lqcyle.
Under the immediate supcrintendcne&tn*"**
C. ASIITON HANKIJfS,
-afi_S*t-?1™'^cnt by mail for I
ION.LY 50 N A
Agents (mid CXjijI^^of to or mre.)
only 30 r-«uts
Postage only six eentsa year, whenpaid quat
teriy in advance. :)/i odt
^ffSlJy^ll T«lhible FASHION -PLATES
.ofpM*
1
:1Vor,k
«ndorii*rhental "Needle
Dmarrams and Embroidery-Designs in
•Warjo nu mbi-r., ...•, !,J.i.' •.. •..'
IlEiftKS^. WR1TKB»,THK UKS STORIKS,
W 1»lpSki* BX6RAVIN*GS.
*7~ftAllVASftlVa: AftENTSfi (Partio^.
W* emtttesi) wanted everywhere. Awnta
ar«llowed to retain 2nout* out of each »n
:c?4t subscription tAiuy obtain, and some are
now clearing as high us 32»,a
Wcckr
t*riM'rD
'nt Slav A I^S iv Jicn A Cox of (i.-od !»-w» .. .. ..• .„
hue crnnty. m*ufa to. g,arles Tliomaarff
a
th a
in pursuance of the power of sale in said mort
sliisre deed contained, and of the statute in suel
ease madefand provided. saidjniqrtgageApr.cn
ises will be offered for sale at public abetioi
in front of the Court lions-, in the city t( Ke
Wing, IJoot.iiue county. Minnesota.' on th
Sth ditv of March, A. D. 1S6U at 2.o'clock P.
of Kiid day, to satisfy the amount then due oi
said niorfguge debt, and the osts au-l expop
se of sale. C11AKLES THOMAS,
:Morigagec.
Dated at Red Wing, Minn., Jan. 18, A.D. 1S
k-Wlr.D£It WlLLlaTON,
Attorneys for Mortgagee. lSltvG
IOUTjGAOE SALE.
I Default having been made in th« cond.
turn of a certain mortgage deed"' bearhig date
•md duly execute 1 and delivered on the twen
tieth day of October,' A. O.? 1SP7J by George
•^piter, of the eo'iinty-of Goodhue. State (then
Territory) of Minnesota, to Eli. T. Witter Vf
the same place, which mortgage was-dhly* rc
co-ded in the office, of tl»e Register of Decdsof
said county, on tnc 31st day of October, A.
1#7- iniBooR 3 of Mortgage Deeds.: pages 511
Hh'trlif{ and conveys from said Spiecr to said
Wilder,!in fee, the following described prem
ises. situate knt -naid xoiwity, tQ wjt: Th^
south pfirt of lot Tramberoix (fi), ,in_6lodE iinm
!er twmity-two (sa^in-thc ^own of EeTwing.
•being fifty feet front Arid rear.' bon'nded sor.th
by an alley, eas^by-PiunibpStrect, west by the
west line of said lot, ho'rtlPl^' a line parallel
with the north line of said alley, and fifty feet
distant therefrom." ',
Said.mottsiige AVUS made tio secure the pay
ment of the promissory' note of said 'Snicer
and one W. S. Grow, for the snm of six hun
dred and fourteen dollars and thirtv-five cents,
iS«l4.:io),^ated October 20th, 1S57, and pay
able six months after date, without grace, to
the order of said. Wilder, with interest after
maturity until paid, at the rate of five per
cent, per month.
No pc^ceedinga a\ law or otherwise havin»
heen instituted to recover said mortgage debt",
»r any part tlyreotV jHid.tbereJseAng. due as is
claimed on sanf note and mottg_i|crt^ 'tli* da
of this notice, the snm of six hundred and'
ninety-one dollars and seventy-six cents, and
ahv the further stun of three dollars and thir
ty-eight cents for taxes, assessed on said prem
ises and puit by said Wilder, amounting totha
sum ot six hundred and ninety five dollurs and
burteen cents ($095,14.)
Now, tlierefore, notice is hereby given that
byjirtue or the power of sale in said mort
£f:tgb contained, and in pursuance of the stat
'ute in sock su*e. provided, »ft|d mortgaged
premises will be offered Tor sale atr pnblic^auc
tion, at .the door of the Court 1 Touse. hi the
city of Red Win'g,in said county-, on the iMtb
day of Mureh, A. rA BG"yat two*o'clock r. of
said day, to, satisfy the 'amoant then due on
sa laOrtgage del)* With the co'Hs and expen
ses of sale.' Date«r»t Red Wingj Minnesota,
lebruury Sth, A.to.186t).
profit for
tbomselves. Post Masters-and TcaclTers ffi
aot a* a?«snts..on thesamo^eTins-
1
he
dtei any Gazette are Mqnuejodrtorfef*. ageuts.J
or to afiow.itto thojW^boiwill. „nd"they,sfcili
he sent a copjrof the paper one year Gratis as
coMpbh&ation for theiri tronble'- This is nn
uisy way to pay for a. par's^uhsermtion. and
he effort will pat money ih the tfoJkKs ffi those.'
»Uo. neodjit and extend our circulation. InJ
*texl yt earning 5 to 75 eqpts a daV with hen'
iiejdlB? or bV-teachirg Ttehobl, a smart wbmaii
,%m. proyjye trom in to W subseribefsi *very
W W and clear for herself *&
A-dJars, whilcshe wovfd have made W
cents at her old oceup»tioW. 'Ol
^.-•^"^H ,P«rs .lisextending"the eircnlatibnof
tile paper eontliWSlIy got titoopygratis..,-.
^?!r"i'Vl'1^iioantsMH,A *wlt'ic*
ar
•"«-»»'. distinguished'1 STOfiAGEff&ftW'AliMNG 4
*r?i'8tig»naU_ed himself to the shanioand v:'- 4 '^'Tr
opprobrium of hum inity but this I will
not deny—that he has. some pretension of
apeioy for the attack on mo, In th.e,.di|
charge of my duiy. as a j. urn ii*t, hevo
had frequent occastohtuft »,h him |a$_til
even'hU rhinvuros hido ^, wriihed be
rieaftfiitha1exc.uiuing bwh. him con
Vmdd his assaults, i'ho entity,of J^uibs
Gordon Bennett is the most Tisfaciory
and sufficient attestation of tlu character of
a gentleman, while his applause is an argu
ment of suspicion. I repeat, sir, I do not
rise to make any reply to the article iu the
Uer.tld, or to make any argument between
Jamas Gordon Bennett and myself, but to
requested
W^ndu tlw numc*:ar«l po*t office ad Jress.
he leading people they know of. who w..„Id
_.e likely to *'ibscr£e.a,,d a srA.ef!rtrerreM¥:*'r
1 ^'I'beMftnefl-f^^of then? free,
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HMARIE hoVUk HAN.K1NS &
ci:
-^Ap^l^on Guydig, New fq'r^ijity
ME ifii(ULfir& Hc£lkfeNt
Commission Merchants,"
ANfrJ/tTEii|»jli
A
STKAMROAT A N S
RED wi«wiwaiiwiiEsotA,:'' •'.:,
•jjffiJJ fc|P^^ ^^^»fii®BBdt»o our care.
L«-n«di,itely, tho owner will bo notified of
their arri vul. ''. to
Merchandise or producesonsigned toasfoi
ale, will bo sold for Cash only.
E E TO
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Mo IXTIRE A SIIELDOX. Red Wing'
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I ARLES J. PETERSON.
3 hestuut street, Philadelphia
EAR cfod BYE.
DEXFXESS—TOTAL OR PARTIAL
ENTIRELY REMOVED!
D'B.Hn.
EN WOOD Sr.. begs to call the atten
tio of tnose suHbriug under a partial or
totu] lossof the sense of hearing to the following
facts, tie treats diseases of the middle and in'
ternul ear with medicated douches, such as i.
priict sed in the' Intirmaries of Berlin. Leipsie
_^russe,ls. Hamburg and Petersburg, and lately
the most distinguished London aurists, with
the mo*t W'Hulei"id tttuctifii: indeed .it is the only
method that has been universally successful.
tio
The best proof of the efficacy of this treat
ment will be a reference to nearly nine hundred
lVimes, residents of the United States, Canad
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, wlio have
been restored tn.ueurate hearing, and not a
single solitary case to our knowledge, did wt
fail to effect a piwtial,or a tot/iil restoration ol
the heariag. when Ou.radviccs*^ahdTnstruction
were faithfully and punctually adhered to.
Many who could not bear tho report of a pistol
at arm's length, can now hear VHUV heat
tfiedi*tii\c iiffmiffei. Jn eases of Mucous ac
cui'iiiilation iu the Eiistaehioii tuoeand Tympa
nflfif,j inflammation of the mucins membrane, a
oi»jf'defections, diseases of the membrane lt/m«
nia, called the Drum,'' or -when the disea.
c.iin be traced to tliecllect of frrer« DTO«WS. the
use of quinine or mureural mtilivin* (fathering* in
the t-arx of cWd'U'od. &c. this treatment stands
Mi-iminent. When thie auditory n»fial'\* drv
and scaly, with little or no accretion, when the
deafness accompanied with noise in the car
like falling water, chirping of insects: fihijiha of
bells, atthfuj of leaves, ontmtal pvlsatitms a ih's
chifnie rf matter ,"V/riaK{it)irK*tmpiny.-n-sensation
isfelt as if iirush ofJilood to the head hud taker,
Wave when the: hearing is less acute in dnli
cl mht weather, or when a cold has been taken
this method,-ft: eating the disease infaillible.
Kj.deuf and dumb cases, my experience warrants
^ne in saying that if the hearing Avas good at
:any time, much can be accomplished. the
deaf and-dumb sehoftlsjat.Leipsic, ouVof a class
atfwrteeh' I succeeded in, re-.toring fourto ac%M
marina,
4 »*88 explicitly to state that in those
caacs he undertakes, he guamntee & successful
result complete restoration of the sense.'or
suoh a marked improvement as wp] be pcrfec'tlv
satisfactory, if hi^reme'dics are faithfully appli
ed and directions adhcard to applicants will
please state their age. duration of the disease, if
matter issues from the external passage, if there
are noises in the ears, state of general health?
.and what they suppose to have been the cause
of the deufness. When the hearing is restored
it is expected that those in easy circumstances
will contribute liberally.
ALL DISEAS E OF E EYE,
successfully treated by the application
JI dicatcd VaparS, .Vo., an infallibl) and
painless treatment for diseases of the Eye, ac
nto or chronic—Cataract, Specks. Innumma
fiion, Film and Weakness of Vision. Orannia
tion of tho Lids, Ulceration of the Lachrymal
Olands. Ac. To the astonishing and grntify
injr^ejfects of this treatment, the child, the
hthl thoseCof mnture t'sre. as wqll as those tar
advanced in life,alJ, bear te^imony tortio Wo'»
ilerfuBy'reA&vation, healing mnd sobthihgef
fects.
Con -ultation fee. Five Dollars.
23T Dr. K's. work on diseases of the Eyt
the Nature and Treatments ot the Deaf an
Dumb—illustrated with steel Plates pri
my expense and risk.
Address DR. II. EN^ooOOSn
lonti Brklyn,D N.V
N (i E N
CAP MANUFACTURER.
ited Wing, Minnesota.
V^"Lll"5!?pectf',,1
«*«.« Plan very profit
a 1
!Wis1iine
attention of those
Ttd,'ptovurau(gOjcr qap,to hisfa
eilities forc manuf'aitur-ihg, ti/fe* sarng.
From long experiehce'in' tH6 birsU':
ness, be feels confident that he
can suit everybody.
In connection with this establishment, there is,
fashionable
SHAVING & HAIRDRES^IXG SALOON
Next door to the Bakery.
Aug. 13, 1*59. 153-tf
O W A A S S O I A I O N
I LA DELPH I A
A Benevolent Institution establi-hed by spec
ial Endowment, f-»r tho Relief of the Sick
and Di-trcssed, afflicted with Virulent and
Ep{(Ltmio Diseases, and irsweuiallv for UieCare
^Djaeasesof the Sexiiaf Orgawi-'"+ -'i JT
^MBDlfcCt^AlJYIOfi giv-n ^rati*. Jy the
Acsing Surgcou, to"HII wild 4pply-by Utter, witli
a A !iu'«vin(iitiV nt'flm!* .unJ 1 *l ,. A. ..^.^ «.
a discri*pioilojthqi.reondition,*»ee,pc?upatio:n „,L,!f„"''
S S
a
«SWextreme pov- S S W
orty"Sfe,ri6ii*jWfdrnished free ofcharge. 7
O O
IT OB W I 1 if E S
The high and envied celebrity which these
pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their
mvanahle chieuey dn all tbe diseases which
they proless to eure, has. rendered the usual
practice ol puffing not only unnecessary, but
unworthy of them. Thev are kuowp by their
fruits their good works testify for them" and
they thrive-not by tire faitkof thecrcduloius.
IN AIJiOAm-WhuOm,'.*cu£and Chron
ic hheu mutism, Wffeitfoni the Madder and
hidnt!,s, BUliim ferns and licer tom»lainis.
In the South and West, where these diseases
prevail, they will bo found invaluable. Plant-
ers. farmers, fhd others who once use these
.Medicines, will never afterwards be without
thcin..
DyfepVp$da.:-No
I» •••*.-The ««tiirinal pr..pfietiir-of these
medicines was cured ol Piles of 35 years stand
ing by the use of these Lite Medicines alone.
tti»r«i!i of all kinds arc effectually expelled
!.»y these Medicines. Parents will do well
in nister them whenever their exi-tonee is
suspected, belief will bo certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AN PHCBNIX BITTEKS
Purity the blood, and thus remove all discus!
from the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE PILLS and PIKENIX BITTERS beyond
the reach ot competition in the estimation of
very patient. jgf* Sol I by
DK. WILLIAM II MOFFAT,
S35 Broadway, cor., Worth St., New York. unJ
by all Druggists. 17»-ly
$. O O
GUARD
*m ....:.'•
Vegetable Life Pills
person with this distress-
ing disease shoiilJ. celay using. tVesc m«dicines
immediately tntpU n* thi Skin. Erysipelas,
tlatuUnty, Fever thd Ague. For.this scourge
of the Western country these modicines will be
tound a vafe. speedy and certain remedy. Oth
er medicines leave.the system subject to a re
turn .of the disease a cure by these medicines
is permanent: "TRY THEM, «E SATISFIEU, AND
BE C'UHEIl.
jll«-iiMirin* DispuspK.—Never fails to erad
icate entirely all the effect-, of Mercury intl
nitely sopner than the most powerful prepara
tion of Sarsaparilla.
Night treats. Aeremis thiliiy, Nervous Cm
laintS'f all kinds, trqanic Affections, l'alita
tlm the Jleurt, Paint r's "0% He.
I S A APOVIIECAKV
HAS JUST UECE1VFD A
Large mid Well Selected Stock of
AMERICAN,
FRENCH,
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
Perfumery,
Fancy. Articles,
Dye Stuffs,
A VO ENGLISH
MEDUJIN'ES
Paints,
Oils,
Tobacco,
Snuff
..,. ..':- -..Cigars,
And PttUE LIQUORS, for medicinal purooscs.
stock is selected with great cure,, and wdl
be warranted as represented.
A LCOHOL, Camphehc. Burning Fluid, Lard
nL and Whale Oil, to be found at
KEI.I.OGO'S Dnuo STORE.
fr BENCH 0HC!OLAf E. a superior article,
For sale at KELLOQO'S DRUG STORK.
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TY COLUMNS, of entertaining matter: and
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in the following list:—
I United States Treasury Note, $1000.
,2 do. do. do. do. 500. each.
5 do. do. do. do. 200. each.
10 do. do'.-. -. do..... do.. 100. crfch
lOPat.Lev.HimtingCaM Watclics. lOO.each.
20 Gold Watehes,. 75. each.
,'50 do. ,«0.e:ich.
IO0 dot1 ', «o
feach.
300 Ladies'Gold Watchen, SH,eu h.
20.0Silver HuntingOased.Yf niches. 80,euch.
5twSilver Watches. -8 5 to 25.each.
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob
Chains. A I S 'A I 10to 30 each.
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils ••, 5 to 15. e-aeh.
Gold Lockctr, Bracelets. Brooches. E.ar T^'rbps
reast Pins. Cuff Pins. Sleeve It.ittons. Rinjrs,
hirt StUds, Wutch Keys. Gold and Silver
Thimbles, and add a variety of otherarticlcs,
worth ftbin 50 cents to 815 each. .'•
,,0'u Teeeipt of the subsoription' mbhe'y. the
sjibsCTibeT's name will be entered upon o'uf
bb^ks ari,d the rift forwarded within one week
to him :hynia& or express Postpaid. .' .A
VW
W to
JJ\
communications must be address-
r'
DANIELfAb«:£rpubl!sHcr,
'JQiijrl 211 Center street, Nc,w )i*orkv'
f' MB E ti MQ,B.0"fi O. E.
I^i The subscriber) is now..prepared t'o fur
ishtbe.'ommunity with every quality ol
•^!v4t--l8i||j'#''R»^'!-'
Oh thev^ryiowestiin'dbsst terms, and will take
WHEAT OAT S A N VQ UN
andJ 'at npst everjf kiiid of lKODUCf:. in
exchange for the .shroeVfor which ho will allow
the highest market price. 'So bring alomr your
^UABLERF^OBSS«,sVr^r^or4uBa. g2S»A2«£KI S A S S I
uYotfierDiseasssoftbe Sexual «Vgans.ari.l^u~^ .~. -i*--1--0
the NEW .REMEDIKS employed.juho Dhpen
.ary, sent to tho afflicted in seaiod letier"',cuye
'ops,frce of charge. Two or thrae Stamps for
postage will bo acceptable.
Aldioss. DR. J. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Ilowrrd Assocation, No .2
South Ninth Street, Phihulolpha, Pa. Bv
order of the rectors.
JjEO. FAIRCIIILD, Sec. EZRA D. HEART-
nil curry away the lumber, all ye tha»
comfortable home for vourselvss un
uPP°.r Mill
Tftjrl Wing. August 21, IS58v
-.'.'' -T7, 17 "•-.Q.
.imt
STEAllI ENGINE EOR $ALE
'PlIKsiibsariber has a first rate Steam Engine
I of thirty horse 'owor. which he will sell on
very iberal terms if application hv made soon
WM. FREEBORN,
Rod Wing. March 20. 185S. gotf
ANTED 425,0 0 worth of Cash or Pro
d-* for the itook of Goods «r FOOT'S,
AGATN&T FALL ANDv WlNTi
FfRES, BY 4JIKMQE^ IJN^UR^NCE WT
Incorporated 1850—Churter Perpetual.
CAS A I A $t,O0O,000
ABSOLUTE AN UNIMPAIRED
N E S S, 01 $492,181.72
And the prestige of rtyyar$ success and
experience.
VPWAKDS O 13.000,000
Of losses have been paid by the ^Etna Insurance
Company in the past 40 years.
The value of reliable Insurance will be appa
rent from tho following
LOSSES PAID BY THE JETNA.
DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
lnOhid ••••8431,529 83
In Wisconsin-• 196,955 07
In Kentucky 205.929 40
In Missouri-, 3S4.51S 04
Iowa and Minnesota 101399 4(5
Pennsylvania J.nd Virginia-••• 31,585 82
Michigan 158,942 31
Indiana Uo39 81
I linois r. 448,3J7 41
Tenvessee 97,549 21
Kan.as and r^braska 19,945 77
Arkansasanl eorgiu 23,945 09
Mississippi a::a Alabama•-•• 52,412 IS
P*r &. Inlaad Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms consistent with.so' veiny
and fair profit.
Especial at'enf'on given to Insurance of
BUILDINGS ami Contents, for terms of
one to Jive gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried,
and the many advantages'the JStna Insurance
Com panj possesses in its line, should not be
»ve looked by those ready to insure and un
derstanJing their best interest.-.
During'"stringent times" the necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative hity
—the ability of property ow-lers to sustii'n
loss bein«r then much lessened. •.
Agencies iii all the pr,in*jpa' cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issuvd without
delay, by any of tho duly authorized agents of
the Compii.jr.
lhts:n"M uttendeJ to icith Dispatch and Fi
delity.
WAKItKN BRISTOL, Airent.
i'»3'-ml» Red Wing, Minn.
I ET VOUfi BUILDINGS BE PROTECTED
Aguiiist the Approuch'iis Fires of Fall
and Winter.
INSURANCE
WITH THE
O
OF THE CITY OF NEW TORK.
Cash Capital -.„ $1,000,000.
8TJRPLUS OVER $400,000.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President A. F. WIIX
MARTII, Vice President J. MILTON SMITH
Secretary.
Risks accepted as low as is consistent with
Solvency and Fair Profit.
WARREN BRISTOL, Agent.
lq&j-raS Red Wing, Minn.
E S E N W O
Insurance & Trust Company.
Office, Nos 142 and 144 South Water Steeet
Chicago Illinois. Capital $ 250.000.
Board of .Directors.—O. Kendall. Geo. II.
Hazclton, Amzi Benedict, Hon. L. S. Church
Ch'as. H. Abbott.' Geo. IL Hazclton. President
Chas. H. Abbott, Treas., Alfred Edwards,Sec
Having received an appointment as Agents
of the above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, we are prepared to receive applica
tions for Insurance in the same.
100 :m 5 Brown & Betcher Agents.
IIICK'MAN & BRO.,one doorsouth
VI of thc.Kelly House, urc now in reoeipt
afresh arrival of
•'•nidi' S«J*J liMWSS^1 ••'•-'i':^
A !X.Ei vMQIJOR8/ '.
ABiPlCICJAHS^:.•'.' .•
ofeyojry variety, with which wis will accom
modate our Tovvn and 1 Country, customers. a*
at Wholesale and Retail alsojwo have now'1
some 111w /.
3IS-'L14iSD': ?&BLBS,-
erected in our chamber.' with ftrst'elass^nx
tures* Wc hppeto merit .the patronage of the
"public now coming toottrtown.-a.ndwoujd tfehJ
der our thanksto'our friends of Red Wing and
he mrrounding'country. We^ay,,.',
I1ICK.HAN O E S
R9dWing/Mayi0',l857.
JH)H^ATHM"^T.LOTTH
Architect & Bui der,
y~\FFERS his professional services to»he peo'
A J? pie of Red''-Wlhj:- and vicinity, Contracts
for building taken at the lowest rates, and all
Seasoned lnmberconstantly on hanu for Doors,
Sash, Blinds, &c and made rp to order, bis
motto is **Live nnd let Live.»»
Shop on Thirrl afreet near Plum.
•d Wing, March 2«.lS!i«r IBStf
hot
\d1
f^ftAS.O N O
E
Insurance Company
1859.
9S5 5T hhrAoY] E
La Crosse and Milwankee Railroad
7i WITH IT CONNECTIONS,
1o nsxa .•.- -'", .' il
FoTms the shortest, qtri'ckcst. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee. Chicago. Detroit,
Toledo, Pittsburgh. New York,
rl Boston, and all points
East and South.
Two Express Trains doily (Sundays except
ed,) leave Lacrosse on the arrival of the
morning and evrninjjr bouts irom St. Paul, con
necting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, ar.d trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, Itasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
laid every morning, (Saturdays'excepted.)
connecting at La Crosse with tile 12.05 A.
Train.
Pussengers by thut train will arrive at Mil
waukee at 9.80 same morning, seven hours and
thirty minu'es in advance of the Prairie du
Chien Route! and at Chicugo nt 2.15 same af
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes ad
vance of any other route 1
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era,
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting at
La Crosse, with the 6 A. M. train next morn
ing.
Passengers oy that train arrive- in Mihvun
kee at a.30 P. M.. eighteen hours iu advance o.
the Prairie du Chien" route, and iu Chicago, at
fl 45samccvcning.
TWELVE I-IOUltS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL OX THE CARS
Beware of statements made by the airents ol
the Prairie du Chien route, claiming that the
oistance by llie La Cross:-route is only nine
miles less to CI ieuifii th.m bv the Prairie du
Chien route, as they are f,.l*«.'and only aiade
to deceive tho .traveling jblic
The fact's arc that the La Cros route to
Milwaukee i* Sji miles tke shortest, and
Cbieiigo, is miles the slioriesi, an^94 niiics
less River. Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS JJY ANY
OTHER ROUTEi
l-W Bajrgage eh eked from La Crosse to
Chicago, Suspension Biblge. Huston and New
York.
Sg^No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
Chtoasro.
23T Ask for Tickets via La Crofe?©4! and bv
other.
ZWSLEEPING C.ARS
:lre
THROUGH TICKETS VIA Drxi.Knil.
And save from 24 to 4S hours over the Uivev
Routes.
Passengers for
INDIANAPOLIS,
LOUISVILI.!-:,
CoLUXBUfl,
A O N,
Should purchase through tickc
andPcna
Baggage checked to all
Fare, always as low as
Route.
For through tickets and information, applx
at the UNION RAILROAD .OFFICE, next
door to Metropolitan Hotel. im
Faro as lbw /»s by any First Class Route':1-n
For Thiroiigh Tickets and inf rmatiori:' apply
at the Union Railroad arid Steamboat ,.
1 'Tiekot Oilices,,.•
HAMLtNt. UNIVERSITY,
I* W W H| INIVESOTA
A
_Bav. B. F. CRARV, D. -Preaidett,.
'I volcshor of cntal and oral fc«,iti..t.ni.d
Belles Lcttrcs. .,
Key. E. E. EOWARDS, A. M.—Profcssftr
Greek and Latin Lungiiages. aifd Literature.,,
U..B-. WILUOK. A. M.-Profcijs*.r ol Mathe
luatics and Katural Science.
.. f'*
A-Anits at el W-fni:'.
I. C. GEORGE. Lo%'l AL'ent. St. P-nl
JOlIN.CUAMiJEliLAlN. Tra.-eliii* A^pn
W. W. «T.SON.
Gen. N. W. AL'ent.
May 28, '56. u:
1* E I A N
rr
is r'A
51
if
Passengers g6i-ft§f to
ALTON,
FULTON,
MEMPHIS.
ST. LOUIS,
QCISCY,
ST. JOSEPH,
a
•I.A Ml
E O CK I
A N S A S.
N E W O 1CAM
LEAVENAvivu-
BURLINGTON,
Or any point on the Mississippi and Mi.-s
rivers, should purchase
C6'?fige
•viiJ iim
CINCINNATI
NEW YOKK
ZANESVILLE,
WnEEI.lN«i.
UALTIMOUK
and PHILADELCIIIA,
via Dunicitl
Elegant Sleeping Cars Ran on Night aiti*.
important points
bv anv First Class
Trains leave Dunleith,
7,00 A. M. 5,15
P. M.
MESEUOLE & McLAREN,
'.''-' Ticket Agents.
W..P. JOHNSON. Geri'l Pass Afft.
A
PHAT.T, GenJl.West'n Ag't.
E LP ES TAB LI SHE
ROUTE O E EAST
Via Dunleith and Illinois Centra] and Galena
and Chicago Railroad
Trains leave Dunleith iribniing sind evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet
.'• *•''.•' ifromSt. I^auL running thro'.
OK A S
O IT Ti C.H J4.N GK.
liking direct eonnctions, w,it,b
Eastern lines for.Detroit. Toronto. Alba
ttM
all of. th«
Mak'
Easter lines to 1
ny, Cleveland, Mbrltfr'eaT.' Now!/York,
Buffalo, Niagara Fulls, Boston,
And all cilies and towns throughout the East
and the Cana his.
B.LE A N S P. K^liN O A S
Are^riin upon all Nijrht Trains, an advantage
liot enjoyed by any competing route.
tfAG"GAGEcheck'edthrbiujhfrom Dunleith to
*a»osiala
points.East.
PA8SENSEBS wishing to go throngh without
.., ... delay, should'purchase
THROUGII TICKETS VIA DUNLEITH
P. S. GOODWIN,
W./P., JOHNSON Gen'1'We.t'n Agent.
Geh'l'Pass Ago»it. Chicago. ,-,.
!.• ]0 ^MESEROLK & MCLAREN.
.,Ticke,t Agents. Red Win?, next door to Mo,
tropolitan Ilotel.' -!loom arfj •,-.... ,.. .,
'••li.A.itu.t ..'. '•'l4,
ConsumpUvesrfono!Despair!
fi_r**Aw OLUTNTO.N'DOC-
CONSUMPTif N Tri* [M*« BR\N,t,,ja pJle a
1. Mishionaiv amoi.g hc In
1Miitto'4A nJ
ndiunsof?
tne Rocky Moan
Cu RE5/.' tains, discovered R.ARL
it j0 fiLANT. tjiat, proves *,o lien
ii-.v oris firfil certain ciire'wtJonsn*«p
il^.in^'RwiBtiiitMjr.
.-. o---f««ier..
1 1
Asthma.
CON SUM PiTIOKLivcr, pojiipboiit NtervVii
Jaj} rtjjo IriiiiYy ATtoctions. Cough's. "-CMUIS.
IDJ niGUJUBD. ilttvihginvw made this
'.''• !,--',*»rtH«e and. retired from
'iirn'i in, nurtiiieaTTiifl'l%fill'Iv«A»l- «h«
-,„. ''J'preteirptfcweM^if«,ctLns
45y^taiii-i im a, -,- ft*•fmaty* b^hllfw-110de 1
Wrcl^t.'iind.-nU\^r4 tojhi*
OU fvftU. ,a«rcn^. encloicd, two stamps
nl-,i ,.!. (.0 cerifetrt^'ptiy tluVrOttirr
"''leCier'.with a deeciiptbm of
"~,^y,mptpnis.,[Tnc'"Oit..
or'httsciircd niiffethar
*i^bfa&&mMJi>*
pttRWn ,j.:fl-alone«RnJ| hopes all afflict'
ed people IM avuttkliem
'"selveaiifiiy^i*&$jn\tft
as the Ooctor wishes 'to wi
CONSUMPTION fU-V food He»*%-ftfoM
hedii s. Address-ill letters
to. DANIEL ADFE.
CURED. Box?S31P.O.,NewYork,
Who is sole agent.
J,
Rev. PETER AKERB, D. D-- Professor of it
heal Literature.
CiiAitLifr :CLIJRE Esq.-Professoi ofX.wV
Kc V.MAX MOIIALS—Professor (elect ol Mod
ern Languages.
Mis*EKMA R.SORIN— Preceptress andTeach
er of English Branches.
PROFESSOR LEEBICH—Teacher of Mnsic.
.TKRAiS AND VACATI0N8.
FirstT«rm commences September 2d. I85S,
closes December 2i. Second Term begins
cember »th. closes March lOtli. Third Term
commences March 17th. 185». il*s« J«
1
nf
l«th.
EAiiminutions at the close of each terih
Ked Winsriseasy of access from the interior
airAtT^
b^' 8taKet»,,dfrt'n»
the North and
heolth and morals of Stndents will be jrnnrdsd
as well.«.at any other seat of learning in the
West. The Trustees of Hamline University
have run the risk of a large outlayin supalvini
a corps ot experienced teachers, andconndentl?
askt patronage of thi^artof the Northwest.
Lett directed to ti President will receive
proi pt attention.
course of study embraeee Mental and
Modern Lan^nnges Enr-
lishLangtiage and Literature PrimarJ and
Academical course
It is extyrisfve and thorough practical and
complete clasMiililahd scientific.
Ladies admitted toallcJasscsintheUniverwty
Studeijtscompletingthe Law course receive
the degree ol Bachelor of Laws.
BXPEXSES.
Boarding. $2,50 per week. Tuition. Primary
Department, 1st Class. $3.50 2d Clus.-. *4,50
SSSfW
S
run in. t:.e tri
eavin» La Crosso at 1 -.«'." A.M.
EiSr Tickets i'.f sale in
M.ESEROLE & MoLAlJEN
f-i"•'
2
^-^»««Modem
ColIeVi'atc,Lan
?loon Law felo.oo per term
iXlS$o$°fXtru- «"««iO' useol Piano,
§14,00. Painting or Drawing. $4.oo. Oil Puint
ii.' ^'J,0iX ood, lights and other incidentals
glQdy
i"u Bci.rctii olii'se of Medicine,
I N I N N A I O I O
•griiii Si-Kixo SESSIOX of IS50 will commence on
m.s,l-.y. the Sith ol i-cbt uaiv.and contin
ue sixr^en weeks. A full and thorough curse
•1 I.c.'iiie.. will hu given, occupyit six or
seven In.in. «!Sli!y. with good opportunities for
ittcii:i.n t-. pia.tical Ai.alomv. and with am
preClinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pital.
The arrangement of the chViiiswill be ue foK
J7..1
..Mt. .FOIJN, 3J.I.,
'l Anatomy and PLvsiolotrr-
Erofessor*
.1.
1 -oles: i-ivt Cl.-einistJ\ and rUurutuov.
A 31 t..,
Pro{(!s«t\r nl Siir'geiVi
c. ir. ci.-i
,vrvL,iii.iM
•»lessm ot Materia Medicu and 1 liornpcutsi
l*iVfeVscr
n. ii Kti Vrtit^n. ji». |.,
1 Medii-ul fractiic m-.d PP'UOU
I?
'Iimritus Pr.-fersi of'Cerolo'ai i'liv
li-sfitutcs of McdiiiiK-'.
'ioiojry r.iii
rolessoi ol Obstetric? and Diseases of Woinj r
ami Children.
Tin Terms for the Session will he the *i.B
is hercUJbrc. viz:— Matricn .tii £5 00
'niti..n.:.-jo.o.i. Deniniisti ..tci'sTicket $.'•/-•...
liver
.inn
it ion
•M'ti'
Student rcqui!c-! t« ui^tcgc in disWi"-
sessb.11 heii M- jriii.in.-.tii n. fivndiiti
25,oo. Ti'.-Kctto'CoiHiuc'rcial'li
Tb.
?6l«iUi.
n." :rc MV. !v ivlrt-t!. 1 r:.l
id in fcnt'rwl li.fal'it^ (:•-.
nt Sired where ssnocnts
lii'lit Id call til tbcii
Wnh
Ticket* for••! lie session may bcolitnii-.rdr.f tb*
Uciiih.fihe In 1 Hi
:tt
bif.ojii'cc. No 11% Snijtli
street, or ol I rof. C. II. CI.I:TI:I,AM. &citf„
•I the Fuci.lii ... !£.« ,ce cirni7u.i rc-si- 1
}y,y JOII KlMi.'M! Tr.'.Ptm
LOCATEO AT
Chicago, New York. Philadelphia, Albany^
Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Scholaship
cojnd through the entire chain of seven colleges.
CONSOLIDATION ot Bryant & Stratton'a
Mercantile College" and Bell's CVmmercba
College." now conducted as one Institution
win is the reeipitnt of. tin cxtraoruinury und
nnproccAleiftcd patrorage.
Lhrmon Block, Corner Clark r.ud Washington
Streets, CHICAGO..
H. BRVANT, Y. BELL, H. STRATTOSf,
Principals und Proprietors.
Bj- this consolidation the collegiate course Of
this institution is greatly .enlarged and with
the improvementsTwhich the business experi-i
ence of the Principals enable* thc)n constantly
to introduce for.the be.iefit of their students,
it is made greatly supcrior'in all respects.
', Firs! FTfimiwnshwarded to this GoliegeH'-'-Z:
At the late United States Fair in Chicago, for
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Organized and conducted upon the Co'uNTiir*
ROOM system, tbe.llalls oV study being fitted
up wita appropriate.Coui'tc-R, Desks. «tfeV,!«»
iu REAL BUSINLSS. and hc student at once in
iroduced t/):the practical workings and routine
of business us conducted in Banks, Connliug
Rooms, Railroad Offices, etc.
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special arrangement with the Law School
of the University of Chicago, the sessions of
which are held in our College Rooms, our Stu
dentsare privileged to attend all tie lectures
in this department, and, to receive instruction
thbviniportuiuv branch %»f the conrsc, fr«
the able, iicce'n'.plcshcd and learned Professor*
ot tint School ami it nffor's ns mncb gratifi
eution lobe enabled-to oner them these az
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nished gratui:onsly on lieution to the un
dersigned. P.RTANfi B.L'l. & STRATTON.
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In accordance with the public demands, a
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HnsVcn established iii IJumlih^ UmVeVslty^
wbci young desiring, to ihjntgSas Clerk's,
Mei-ihttiity'&k-fhiinh's and 'Teuchcrs. will find
here an extciw-ive£ouie of instruction inprac^
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ll^f»prtinenf." t%uQ o:"
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Buildingst*
before pqr-
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stationary a* arrangeftt t»v« bee a
made so .that studcnt-J with the proper "croWa
can- get the, necessary supplies «lii*rpef tbaa
Mih»rwh»4i T*r»js For aTuH•conw*.«*» d
«*t««*U,'-^f,,J5?r*a course coaficeted with,
the O'legiiitc course.—olid per l«v»«-it410o.
All letters, direct to.
JOSHUA A ACRES, President.
November 1*. lSWt lTttf