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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
UCTIoN SALE OF EIEGANT AND COSTLY rNCsE.
"A hold Furniture BY y T. LEEDS, autioneer, q ibe

"A hold Furniture by II r. LEEDS sutoncer q ~
private residence 6S West Eleventh street. near Gn
ss ,sss c su q
Sofas Gothic ChAis medallion Chsrs Rocrsrs O,",ar s'
hsque Figures Psrian Ornaments rosewood centre Table,
EscTetores Etsgeres corner whanos Bookcase and IL
osr a. a. hs Ws S beautiful d syects
Elogsment Marriage in High Life. Italian or fpinnns
boren Plumont Bouo and others rich and heavy imported
French lace Curtains satin brocae Curains Ccnices dining
French dinner and tea China Sets 4o and % peces
tiers Wines Champagnes, Madeira Sherry 40; Carpet MIR
ror Clock Side Table, Chandeliers Silver Csors Salt Cellars
Chambers second third and fourth stores-Rosowood
bogany and walnut Bedsiead Bureaus and w.shsands
tom Cbairs cane seat Chairs Turkish Chairs Turkish
lounges covered V hroeate sptoons Cradle Mirrors large
Sheets Pillows and Bolses Basement and kitchen furniture
of description Sale positive without regard 10 Weaher
Catalogues ready.
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Movements I'm Real Estate.

BY A. J. Blocker, Son Go.
-Four lots on Sullivan street. WITH Methodist Episcopal
nnaseh and dwelling house, Nos u2, 2l4 2l6 md 2l8.
Whole plot sS8loo fcet,,...,,,... ,....... 700
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public auction, Ct lok O'Clock Saturday, Oct q an
the contents OF house M Broome
Of the usual Of family breaking sp housckeep
Ing tuch gsror basement and bedroom Furniture Brusssp
and ingram Carpets good old fAshoned Furniture Bed
seads Mattresses feather Beds Bookcases Chas extension
Table, Pier 0lass Toe tote Ottomans Eoyea Furea ~
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-THB SALE or eTEREOeCOPEa.
INV siereSscopc View. Aa advertised BY EZRA LuD-
Day OCT = IL ocock when the rgest sasortnen yet Of
fered WIZ DC ready Catalogues morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

DANIEL A. NATHEws AUCTIoNEER
IL Mortgage Sale Of Gas Tampa Chaudcterp n
BUTLER, sCHULTz Ma THEWs VIII sen Il auction,
this DAY Frday) at ION O'Clock at the Pear street,
large assortment Of Patent Gas lamps Globes Chandeers
Pendants Brackets &c Also lot Of unfinished material TO-
gether with q small lot Of ONCE furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tools TOOLS II TOOLS III

TOOESt TOOISli TOOLSlii
JOHN HILLS FL TOOL CHESTS
Tool store, removed 70 -" For boys, gentlemen anA
Alb broadway. iSUI Carpenters
The best assortmentand the o. From Is to $500.
best quality S q sS ENGLISH sUaaas. sKATEs.
10 be had in tho SSi TOOLS
United States, 2 OF all Of sbrased makers n
at ES The United States and "a,
Moderate Pricea "a rope constantly on hand.
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q SATURDAY Oct r.
At2 O'Clock M at 342 Degaw street. between Smith and
Lace window Curtains handsome mahogany Wardrobe Sofas
Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsfeade lhree mRptak CIocka
Vases, three ply ingram Carpets and Dcohs Hat Stand
Crockery &C. Also Gas Fixtures, feed Wagon buggy
top do sF 80
TOHN LEvIsON. AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF PAINT
ings his morning Friday) Oct 81 at the auction rooms.
Paintings hst have been exhibition tere amongst them
copy Of Coles Voyage OF Life Rosa Bonheur Horse Fair
The Twins after Landseer two fine cattle pieces The old
yalier from Wouveruan's; American scenery &C., TO-
Many of them works Of merit subects Of the most
pleasing descripaon all elegantly and appropriately framed
Sale persmptory.
M L. PHILLIPS, 'AUCTIoNEER, HAS REMOVED HIS
4M tales from 81 Crosby street bis bazaar IS
and S6 Mercer street. where he Will Saturday Oct a.
number OF horses wagons, harness, &c N B-Sac day
every Monday wednesday and Saturday, at 10 O'Clock
DAWNRRoKERs SALE THIS rAY, AT 10k O'CLOCK,
will be sold at BELL. THOMPSON's auction rooms,
y East Broadway 100 lots mems and wemers Clothing dna
Also Mt ~ O'clock the entire stock Of watch and clock maker
and vender; must be sold to settle with creditors.
RICHARDs KINGsI,AED AUCTI0EEER;,
III RICHARDS KINqsIAND co. will sell this day
Friday) O'Clock vi their sses room 1853 Broadway
HARDWARE CUTLERY. &C.
Chains Hoes Files Bolts, Axes Saws Revolvers.
Scales and dessert Cutlery pocket Knives
sors &c also on invoice Ivory herdlsd table and desse
- DRY GOODS
Consisting Of Blankets Flannes Deane Cashmere Ho-
sery cashmere and wool Shaws Embroideres Linen &C.:
CHINA foYs AND Fancy GOODS
Three hundred oa French and German Ching
Tea Sets Figures Vases Cups and Match Boxes
bellows Toys Ac also large assortment Of gold and plated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

THURSDAY Oct 90 1859
The news by the Europa, which arrived at Halifax
early yesterday morning, calculated produce any
marked effect markets here. The steadiness of
eonse the slight variations the reserve the ad
in breadstufs, and the tendency advance in
cotton, the favorable features of the news the
ether hand hear that the business in American
suIies is dull ssnd that trade generally is slack ap
pears likely that 7he full effect Of the crisis Of 1857 will
not be got By the trading public of England till next
year The very slight effect produced the
oy events which may cut Europe of from the pro-
sueiDg region couple of years ndi.
the Character Of the markets. With regard
hreadstuts be observed that the wide range Of
e quotations OF Richardson Spence Co., of Liverpool,
for American four-22s. Cd. a 27s.-wou!d hardly be
understood for the fact that there be very little,
any, American -four in market at that point;
of last yes four, much that sent to Europe would
be dear at 22s Our wheat and -four will probably
command q rauch higher price.
Money does ret change value. We hear or loans on
sall at an 5,a while the other hand
have large anou4ts placed on demand at g. At the dis
count houses the range Of paper which be turned
into money at a 65k per cent Is gradually becoming
extens.ge nd includes all first class paper
below ninety days; while and months, with two good
names goes at r. Hrewd money lenders are, however,
all the while using IA cir money in the purchase Of paper
hess generally known TO- II, and Is per cent.
The foreign exchange market for Saturdays steamers
has hardly opened yet The indications that there
win not be very lively demand for bills, and perhaps
rates may decline tract is yet premature to pre-
DICT Saturdays specie en- 7or but from present indca-
lions does not LIZ ely that viii largely exceed
half to three quarters Of a. million
The following the latS quotations of sight exchange
on New York al the cities m entioned:-
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WIN WRITER'S AUTHORITATIVE. SELL. THIS
~ day. az two o'clock at 454 Canal hotel Furniture
carpets Clcohs, Piano. Bookcase, French plate
m s. oil Paintings mshoyany centre and extension
pets hst Rack mahogany French and cottage Bedseads ha
and other Mattresses feather Reds nkets Comforters
n ren1s Wss sa os Ware dining and Kitchen Fu
70 Stoves Pipes &c sae positive for caah Also one lara
gasa casa contslnpg fab, or AquaSian cabinet ~
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EDWARD SGHENCK, AUCTTONEER-INK-BY =
~ b. sCHENCk-This day at O'Clock Ut their salesr0onn
Nassau street 100 dozen Waller Baldwns Ink
- - s"~AsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
HENRY .. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
IL Friday October q, at II O'Clock, at the store,
Henry h LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :,

HENRY Fl. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4,
Ii Nassau street-HFNRY II. LEEDS A co win sell a
auction ON Friday Oct 81 at II O'Clock galleries. a
Nassau street between Pine and sperb coeo
ton Of modern Pictures by the fret French artists
and never before In this country respectfully caiI
the attention Of the art public 10 this really COLLECTION lust
received from Paris direct from the studios The artists by
their agent Among them will be found the finest works c
vsron Iheodor Frere O'nurier Iidebrand Eng LIE Pot
muat Van Faens DAWN Mchaud others equal me-
r many OF which are from the late exposition in
warranted originals These pictures high order OF
merit and comprising only works Of the modern French school
ket and really merit the appreciation OF public They Win
be sold positively to the highest bidder without reserve ana
guaranteed They will be exhibition at our galeres a
above from Tuesday, 18th ins - day sale with caa-
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CAPE At AUCTION.--MUsT BE SOLD AT ONCE AP.
~ ply Mt No South William street. third story ONCE No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
TIANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIONEER.
- Handsome Household Furniture
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ac
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS vii, eel a. aucfj0n
THIS DAY FRIDAY OCT Ie6o ~-s

EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIoNEER -ELEGANr CAR
~ rage and Coupe-Ry T. p H. eCHENCK, Ah day
2st inst at O'Clock 1t their saleeroo 30 Nassau street. an
eesant close Carriage built by John r. lawrence GOA loo
X. Lawrence.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
IL Nassau street-Genteel household Fusuiure-HENRY
H LEEDS co. will sell at auction, Monday Oct "a AZ
l0s O'Clock at 70 West Thirty sixth street. between Fifth ard
sixth avenues ali the Furniture consisting Tapestry velvet
and BRUSSELS Carpets Mirrors Parlor Butts
reclining Chais Rockers Bedstesd Mattresses Beddng
Onclohs, China Glass Knives Forks &c Sale COM
with the kitchen ware - - =" - -
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CBERIFr's SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS. =
y CHAMgERs FAIRCHIID, npetioneers WIN sell. at
their saetroom 3 Nassau street Friday October M a II
O'Clock one road Wagon top Wagon set Of Bar-
ness. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

EDwARD sCEEFCK AUCTIoNEERmHoRsE wa
one O'clock At their salesooms No s. Nassau street. gray
Horse years old 6 hands high warranted perfecy sound
John R. Lawrence. and sci Of city Jingle Harness.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
Ii % Nassau street-HENRY H LEEDS 4 co win sell
atton Saturday, October r. at 10 o'clock sales-
room No q Nassau street. general Household
furniture consisting Of rosewood Suits covered in
Bureaus Prnssels and Velvet Carpets walnut Bed
seads Hair Mattresses rosewood Pianos mahogany Chairs
u ecoeS ai the store The stock Of dealer comprising
lnrge stock of Meerschaum and other Pipes Also II Ia
O'Clock in front of store Light Wagon also Cutter TO be
without reserve. 49, = =
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sAIlps AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN NOTICE.. MACKENZIE. .AUCvIoNEEn
"A viii sch This day At two oelocs at 2os Hudson sreet
Bedding bair, husk and mattresses; Blanhel1
Sheets Quilts paror and kitchen Stoves pier and mAnfe uE
ror, Carpets and OlclOths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21
Telegra PIN Marine Repo,

SANDY BOOK, Oct 20, sunset-The steam Shps Atanu,
Tor Aspnwa cleared the bar at 40 Pm; Nc nth Etar
at 4 shin Australia for Liverpool at 4 Mind NV, blow
ing gale: weather clear.
HI0HlAEn6. Oct 90 sunse-No nwartl bound vessels IN
sight. Wind NV, gale: weather clear.
LONG BRANCH Oct a0 sunset-No inward bound vessels
IN sight Wind NV strong; weather clear
miscellaneous.
WHAIxsHr WV TELL, Austin, of Sag Harbor got ashore
Is total wreck. Crew saved.
BARR narA Polsys from Honolulu for Japan, before
ported wrecked In the Amoor river len De Castries Bay
coast OF Tarary In charge OF Russian pilot the 2st Of
June for Nicolaepky; anchor that night
OF the Amor river Next morning under weigh and
ceeded the rivers after half hour the bark touched
slightly IN 5 feet OF water sent first mate sound and found
deep 10 the eastward Started again. when the vessel
the second time struck heavily fore and aft Sounded
the pumps and found the vessel fun of water obliged
abandon the veseel the lives Of the
and before leaving the weather rigging
The Mwas subsequently, wrecked by the schr Lewis Perry
and vessel who about 10000
worth OF the vessel sold auction she lay
6O roubles The vessel and insured follows
Boylston Office $1,000 Washington SIS co., Neptune $4,000
China Mutual $0QO0-tota in Boston $4,000 The Sun Mu
t Of this city has $0 and there 10 other here
The III TONS built at Thomaston In 1855 AZ and owned
In Boston.
BR BARK WHITE STAR from Portland, Of and for Pctou,
spoken the 18th inst about 60 mites from Marys
trying reach the Gut Of Canso having main ard
mzen masts by the board The wind blowing hard at the
time.
BR BARK ADVANCE CAIN from Ardrossan for New York be-
reported spoken In Distress put Into Yarmouth llh Inst
H
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-BY Z. FIJI
~ SCHENCK -Thi. day a O'Clock. at their saesroom S.
warranted perfectly kind gentle; Il also dns NM
horse 97Ff' 49, = - = - ~"~s~
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EDWARD SCHENCK, MISUNDERSTANDING MA
~ chinee-Ry E. p sCHENCK-Ths day, ct u O'Clock.
at their saesroom So Nassau street. Fifty pocket Sewing Ma
chimes every one warranted in perfect order and
weighing but pound capable Of being carried IN
lsdys reticue They compact simple liable get
get out Of order and 10 be perfect sewing
IN every partc
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEHR. BE
"A "a J. ROC RT-Ths day At ION o'clock, At Ne suc-
lion rooms No. North William street. mortgage sale OF Ii
SSSs s es Once Furnurs &C. oOn::Df q srss s
OIL large W Of segsrs Counter Show Case once Desk
Sm Chairs knayngs platform Scales Measures Tuna-
&C.; also, one Sewing Machine. elk OH Paintings &c.
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Rich Norfolk; Kossah Pe,ting, NYork 18th, Charlotte
NEwPoRT oct II, Mari schr Sarah Elizabeth Kelley,
Boston, for Niork,
for Providence schrs Connecticut Miller saueeres "Es
press" Farnsworh Rockland for Work Dyer Rogers,
eseh Kelley Yarmouth for DO panciag Wave
@ PS Tor s Bal onss % I @
lucas Taylor sEedI9Id i9r Va Ennce Rose
Ell: S sns s'
sssbe DO fsT NY Fountain; Issrss for albany: Eagle
gee ard Brandy Vine wheeler Do for Albany Loasm
Robbins DC for Napsemond Va Allen Brown Edwards do
Base sam Hall Psde Elf fannsoa for NV
Mndors Of Boston where from bound not stated and
@ ase All s:rs ss ssi
about ready Mediator er for Gessa%n ~ e. nearly
% T. dSey VEN Sas r ST
Gn1 sSs % Electric es Dyer Portland for do Cove
Calais or 81 Fair Potter dss OLSON Bangor for
smith Benjamin Bosom fo ao waupan ss
Norris s do fsr s%yrns Del Charter Oak Kelley DO
:sa
sn siss fsss pYf
Civ gf%
New Bedford Pavilion; Baker Plymouth for Phlsdeiphia;
ss 1G3 E1s sSs2.4 wild iSpf Fses ss
NEW IoEDoN o.. l7.-Ars sehrs Telegraph Nieser,ou,
isS XYort 18th fennsy T yaais Ls ssi
albany Grace Graer paios Boston ior Phaaephs
ssy or az sharp s "a ri salem az m
DO David Coy, Cornh Boston for Alban Japan smith,
'i Port E~r ar New Ssss & : ssSs
Mns rn s a. p DC s provseeowp for ssrok samuel
(. PHJLADEIPHIA Oct IL, MIR br,e orinaco. Tabbit
rue. Greepded; Tnna Bodine maven and Sares Hand
1crry' AorA' Leesorg Swift Boston; Wheeler, Mo.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
rbsE UNDER DOG IN re1E.FIcnr.
~ DAVID BARKER,

bY DAVID BARKER.
I ksow that the world. the great, big world,
From the peasant up to the king,
aas. . diasrsut tale from the tale toll, +
And different song to sing.
But for nx-snd care not fg
II they say am wrong or am right
! shall 60 in for the ,oeaksr dog,
1or the under dog in the fight.
I know that The world, the great, big world,
Will never for moment stop
70 - which dog may be in the fault.
But will shout for the dog on top.
But for ne, sLai! never pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For my heart will beat, while it beats at all,
For the under dog in the fight.
Psrchancs what I've said, I'D better not
said,
Or 'twers better had said it incog.,
But with heart and with glass filled chock
to the brim,
Here's health to the bottom dog.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
OUR NATURAL BOUNDARIES.

OUR NATURAL BOUNDARIES.
We should not beBurprised to learn
that the following story, in the New
Hampshire Patriot, is from the pen of
ex-President Pierce, says the N. Y.
Eve,.ing Post:
rCapt.77-sof, the United States
navy, was equally distinkuished br
his eccentricity of manner end for his
proficiency in 'seamahship:: On one
occasion, during cruise in the Medi-
teranean, he SO acquitted himself as
to induce some English and French
officers, who were engaged upon SINH
la, service, (cru,sing) to tender com.
|plimentarJ dinner, as an evidence Of
h ir appreciation .ofshsspersonal skill.
At the tim, designated, many were
|presehr ss0ustdnfary obsr1sies wee
being exchanged, aud international
toasts and sentime entsswew being lib.
orally indulged in, accompanied by
corresponding potations, when one OF
the officers OF her rynajesty's service
having become sohfewhat obliyiou<,
remarked, with characteristic brusquc.
mess:
Captain, Ithave. but aones objection
to your countrymen."
"Ahep gnaively 'said,atlieI Captoi1,
"what is that?"
IAN insatiable desire for the acoui.
|sition Of territory" Then, becoming
excited' by His sabjtcS keuohtinuieas!
|'' l am satisfied, Captain, there will be
no end to its
-! ION y. VS." quietly and oool'y re-
"For Gods sake, when - emphat-
ically inquired the officer.
Whcn," respoadadsathe Captain,
preserving his equanimity, we reach
odt,naturM bdandMies.R ~ t,s
Will yon please inform, me where
those may be p interrogated the Eng.
lish officer, sarcastiqelly.
Where 2" said Che Captain, as.
Stunning, an ipimitable. manner. .ef,,on,
h---l tot he 4hFord E6feulis.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
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RED WING sSs u BllNNE0rA.
FACUBTY.


+ FACUETY.
aRsy.B.l ~ CaA1r, u. iad
sfFeesssr Of ,.eatsl and oral science .n,ed
Bellies Lettres.r,4..g III, r - u i
Rev. =. Z. EpvA1na. A. M.-P,oeA..o, of
Greet and latin I1nSs =: sna I;to,etrr. "
II. B.,W1ILson.A .A.'I.9Profsssers a, WatIe.
Rev. PITxn AxE1a. D. D.-lProf....or = ontfRih.. T..
lical Literature. >'s-e:~'
CHx.Lrs MoCLu.x, ,E.a..-p,ofe..o ofr.
Rev. HAx NoaAns- T;efss.nr xeisntSn
ern LanEuages. r.. ~. :
MissE sEnNA Z. R.soRM-Pressp ptiess and dTaach-
e. e, q English Branches. :. 80 80 -
TERMS AND VACATIONQ 80
First Term commanc.. senterehas q ,.xe
doses Dsseabsr "a. second TeIm hazis. 4fbSe, g.
cember sth. closas March 10Th Thlsd Yern
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
ESTABLISHED


.a s. ROUTE TO THE EAST !! ;,..g +. j.
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galens
and Chicago Railroads. ss....
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
upoi, arrival Of the Railroad Packet
E from St. Paul; running thro'
w1THoUT ,cHANGE OF. CARS
Making direct connections with all r,of the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba!
my, Cleveland, tAontresl. New York; 81.
ma Bufffaslo Niagara F|,a|lls. 3 Boston, ,s1.p
j and the Canada. es'
ELEGANT SLEEPIN CARS
Are run upon al Night Trains, an sdyantaee
not ehoo1aa by any dp,apstins ioute.
BAGGAGE checked through ffom Dunleith to
q all lpoinb HeAs.- Ct
PAsslxaEHs wishing to 20 through without
delay, should purchase = 3;a,.V
THRoUGm, TICKETS VIA DUNLE1rH,! /!
Fare e. low, ,as by any First Class Route.
For Through Tickets and information, apply
At tho Union Railroad aud Steamboat
( t.E'5 Ticket Offices.
Il P.s. GOODWIN, s
y; ! r. ?: JOHNSON. o.. gen'l We.fn Agent.
= b AESEROlE E,&sMoLABEN,a az :,
tropolisaan an Hotel, 4 o s5.al.a i .i. . s4tIf.,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

lows s --,.5 Z
J. -. JOHN, e. D., .5.,s IS z =.
Professor Of Anatomy and Physioloxy.3
r. JUDGE, II. u, :, 3 -.
Frosessor Of ChemiatrY and Pkaxmaey. =,
4 4. J. HOWE =. D., s--.-l,,l3s '5s5
Professor Of Eufgefy..-xyss, (, - 80 30
G.. H. j. D. = ~
Frolessof Of Asterfa Medici and Therapsstioe.,
WIN. SHERWOOD, II. DISC .e5 n j
Prolbssor Of MEDICAL Fractics and PSsao1Gt$.
..fs4 J. Il. BUCHANAN. II. D..s - ! 5a5s1 Sl....s
EmsFitus Proeieof Of fCerebraf Phyeioicer aaA
J, ~ lasatutes Of 1edictpes Z - -
JOHN KING II. ID. - xs1.ssT
9Tofessor of Obstetrics and Dioe1aaa az Woman
and Children.
The Terms for the Session viii iii 30 the ..m.
e heretofore, viz HStficulation, IS 90
Tuition, On, o.. DGmonstfatof's Ticket, 3HSo.
Every Student is required 70 engage in disseo-
ton ono session before graduationsl .Gredue-
..tien, $3.50: Ticket . commercisI Hospftsl,
lopt'onaD 800 spa & sgag:, .eIaaT s.s,.,sI
/ The Lectsrey Rooms ars rswly AnisAid ssSa
and comfortable, md In ascentral aIeeaiivpfA
Collage Hall, walnut 4tssst) ,wbsre, ,seu1oSlb
will ind it conysnisnt % cali on their sassavuR.
i Tisklfs As To sssaaea may Be ebtained 4ktle
lsse 9f t1sl isSsl ~ o. oaace, No. rs 6niN
etrsst, or 81 Eyok g: 3. CL1yFLAgp. EnaIe11
sfttS hcvlet, Ne. 15S eSy11ty street, nsaF H..
10y s, JOHN 2 KING, 4. D., sa.s
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
RAILROADS. ,s,s..5 +,
|1oo g. .G4q 1859.


RAILROADS. ss...a !,
1oo g. 1859.
8 tS1E,AsoN OIL 9 3d. st.
~ THE i,a75s
La Crosse .saA Milwaukee 1RailroaA
,s'''7e WITH RS CONSTRUCTIONS, =
-.&saf. @!ssi 10 Ia9p j paqla29t 9jia ~ 10
Form. the shertest, quicksst, and only Direct
Route g Milxaukee, Chicago. Detroit, ..,s
,9aaf9 ssu Boston, ndall poinfs o3I 81 iiay
ass1I... "a East 4s', and South xi1g:sa
drwoRxprsss Trains daily (sundays except
morning and evening boats from 81. Panl. con
neceine At 1ilvauEee with the Detroit ana
az R.'lnsy T.. Steiner: and train. on
Milwaukee, 1tasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
Paul every morning. Saturdays exceptsd,)
connecting at La Crosse with the 1906 "A, n.
Train. IGa7; s:ftoss zassdmsfi ~ .s<lfT.Is!
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Passengers BY that, train will arrive at Mil
waukee% %at $50 same morning, seven hours ana
thirty 1ninu:es in advance 0f the Prsirie du
|ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes IN a.
YAno4 ofsny othaI.I I.Ioute H. sGi .aaiii7. Z
The stesmerss Key City. Grey. Eagle, North. /.
|erns Light, aN.rthsin iBelle and Golden Err,
leave 81. Paul every afternoon, cennsctinQ 1t
La Crosse, with the : A. n. train next morn
ing.sS siiios Sai1ua Ga5aa s5aslE stis's---SaGls
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the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago, st
8 45same evening.
l.ss sEs.a 4, stse,s.- s,sssggssre'
TWELVE TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF. ALL
....,,y,.. se OTHER ROUTES, .. .1s,.,,s:
AND MD No F|'1te NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of stetementa made by the agents Of
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that the
distance by thef La Crosse route is only nine
miles less to Chicago than by tho Prairie du
Chen route, as they; are false, and only made
The facts. are that the La Crosse route to
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and to
Chicago, u 80 miles the shortest, and ~ miles
less River Travel. ,a.. -. T..-.
FARE AT ALL TINES As Low AS Br ANY
aaaStiFa f:'i OTHER ROUTE. .Tks4aa iRl
.% Baggage checked from La Crosse, to
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
Chicago.
~ Ask for Tickets via Ia Crosse, and by
no other. !ss)sf iESfsss :f:sfs asfFHifsS
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in. the train
leaving III CPOaaA AZ 1I.Ok 4 NJ
- Tickets 3orsele byiEii-s:i 2a ~ &aass'
-. ~, y, AESEROtE &. .McLAREN, 80, 4
Agents at Red Wing.
II q. GEORGE, Loea1.Agsnt, St. Paul. -
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Travelling Agent.
I w. W. WILSON,
May %, '5S.y 4; g4...q 3sae st l47tf