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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
II II E OLD ESTABLISHED

ROUTE TO THE EAST
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galcna
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
upon arrival Of tho Railroad Packet =
from ST.. Paul, .unniug thro' ...., =.
Wit HOUT CHAN OF CARS
Making direct connections with all of the
i Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
a ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York, ''
-t Buffalo, niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
.rg we and the Canadas.
Ell E G AN T EEP1NG CARS
Arc run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith to
!, b.- all points East. T19. :,
PASSENGERS wishing to 60 through without
l,. delay, should purchase .,
THROUGH TICKETS VIA NJ DUNLE1TH
Fare as low as by any First Glass Route. )
For Through Tickets and information, apply
ut tho Union Railroad and Steamboat
t,... ".@ Ticket Offices. 'te, 4"e:a
.t5- ..o--sh -. P. s. GOODWIN, '
". P. JOHNSON bi Gen'l Wcst'n Agent.
Gen'l Pass Agent. Chicago. .tia4 i y-,I
! Sos al 90 MESEROLE g. McLAREN:Gt,. +.
a7 Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Nc
tropolitan Hotel. ',.s ,.F.- .ltl'...0" -.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
Consumptiyes do not DoSDair!
fH- AN oLnTNn1ANn,

81 AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, UNcAs BRANT, while q
missionary among the In
dians 81 tho Rocky Noun
tains, discovered Il RAn Z
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis: Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Celds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
5usines, he viii send the
prescription and airccti:,ne
for preparing the mcdicin.
feeJ charge to all'who- de
sire it, and will send to Ills
agent, enclosed two stanips
g centsl, to pay the rcturr
letter, with a description O.
their symptoms. The Ole
Doctor hascured me re thar
5000 cases o G1nsumptito,
alone, and hopes all afflict
ed people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity,
As. the Doctor wishes to do
~ <1>1 -~.l A. ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

LoG1c.-A writekfn the 1Vestu.;,,
ister Revie,o once t66k position tha,
alcohol is food, and offered the follow
ing logic moproof Of it: .. Ar
Food is force,
u Alcohol , foeee, = i 8 / z II
Therefore, alcohol is food. -
DR.. Musseo gives formula equal,
legitimate and conclusive, namely:
"Horse feed is force,
Whipping horsess force,
Therefore whipping ! horse is horse feed
To which logic our John adds:
my ma is . woman,
Queen Victoria is woman,
nhsTrs1oEe nTyag Qqssa Y'ctoE. 7 Il is my Ya"
Our Jeems thus expresses his senti
ments-rather .harshly, though never
theless truthfally:
"The fools are not all dead"
The writer Of the sbove is not dead,
Therefore, said writer is fool.'
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

A COMPLICATED QUEsr1oN.-A tall
western girl named SHORT, long loved
a certain Dig Mr.. LITTLE; while LIT.
TIE, httIe' thinking of SHORT, loved a
little lass named LONG. To make a
long story short, LITTLE proposed to
Lone, and SHoRr longed to be even
h'lirriE's $ Short 'cdfdidgs: Ahd 81
SHORT, meeting LONG, threatened to
marry LITTLE, before long, which
caused LITTLE, in as!ort time, to mar.
QuERY.--Did tall SHORT love 6;o
LITTLE less, because big LITTLE loved
llEtke LONG. tats rs.i,s,as.tsT
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

A GRAVE JoKE.-.rhere have been
many stories told Of Col. Ethan Allen,
OF revolutionary memory. The follow.
ing, though old, is not q bad one:
He was one evening at a party where
his well-known courage was the theme
Of conversation. ssHe fears nothing y
said one. "And would wager any
amount that he would not hesitate to
go into the church.yard across the
way, and bring = skull from one of the
open tombs there,' added another.
The wager was agreed upon, and
one of the party suddenly left the ap.
artment as Allen entered it. The ab-
sent bon-vi-va,.t procured a sheet,
whitened his tace, and repaired to one
OF the vaults iii question, with view
Of frightening the old veteran, should
ne have temerity to further the wishes
ofthe company. Allen was made &C.
qnaintcd with the nature ofthe wager
and, without a moments hesitation,
said he would bring the required skull
and lay it on the table. He went to
the vault and laid his hands Oil one,
when his concealed acquaintance cried
out in sepulchral tone, /" That's
miner ''Nery well;' replied Allen,
and he picked up another. j." That's
Mine too.'' repeated the. same voice.
That can't be true,' returned the i'm:
|perturbable hero, for no man can have
two skulls" Upon. this, he quickley
left the vault, with the menee,,to n,ori
in his hand; his friend following in hot
haste, half frightened out of his senses.
Allen, however, soonest reached the
room where he had left his compan-
ions, and placing the skull upon the
table, exclaimed" There, gentlemen,
there you have it, but look at it quickly
for the fellow is close behind that
owns it." The man in the sheet i'm.
mediatly came in, and the laugh was
universal against him..
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
>. THE HARVEST HYMN.

God Of the rolling year Ito Thee
Our songs shall rise, ,whose bounty pours
In many goodly gift, with free
And liberal hand, our autumn stores;
No farstlings Of our flock we slay, III
No soaring clouds Of incense rise,
But on thy ha)lowed shrine we lay
Our grateful hearts in sacrifice.
Borne on thy breath, the lap Of spring
Was heaped with many blooming fowe,
And smiling summer joyed to bring !
The sunshine and the gentle shower;
An autumn's rich luxuriance now
The ripenins seed, the bursting she'll,
The golden shcaf and laden bough
The fullness Of thy bounty tell.
No mcnial throng, in princely dome,
Here wait a titled lords behest;
But many fair and peaceful home
Hath Won thy peaceful dove guest;
No groves Of balm our fields adorn,
No myrtle shades or orange bowers,
But rustling meads Of golden corn
And fields Of waving grain are ours.
Safe in thy care, the landscape o'er
Our hocks and herds securely stray,
No tyrant master claims our store,
No ruthless robber rends away; ..e
No fierce volcanoes whitening shower,
No fell simeon, with poisonous breath,
No burning sun, with baletul power,
Awake the fiery plaques Of death.
49, = = - 81. 4 = - = -
And here shall rise our songs 10 Thee !
Where heightened vale and pastures lie.
And streams 80 singing Wild and free,
Beneath blue and smiling sky
where ne'er was reared mortal throne,
where crowned oppressors nevsr trod,
Here at the throne Of Heaven alone, 81.
Shall man in reverence bow to God.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
HAZMzEszNE 4 g & 3 FL fEN1EHEzaRE:
RED WING. - M1NaEsoTA
FACU L TY.

+ t-'7S"H - - - 80 - N@'rr-~
FACULT.Y.
Rev. B. F. CRAZY, D. D.-Presidert. and
Professor Of entail and oral Science; and,
Bellies Lettres. ~ -.~f2f
Rev. E: E. EDwAKDs, A. M.-Profbssor 81
Greek and Latin Languages, and Literature.
II: B. WILSON, A. M.SProfesssr OF Methe-
matics and Natural Science. Es,! 80
key. PrrER AKERs, D. D. Professor Of Bib
lical Literature :!goagn5s ~ :. ,.-,i ~ =
key. MAX MoHAus-Professor (elect Of Mod
ern Languages. rtz.,..-.>5 -, ,'-.r--
er Of English Branches. = - =,
PROFESSOR :.1E1lcA-Teacher Of Music. - :
TERMS AND VACATIONS. ,s
:, FIRST Term commences September I'd, 1853,
closes December I'd. Second Term begins D.
cember 9th. closes March 10th. Third Torn
commences March 18th, 1889, closes June leth,
Examinations at the clese of each term.
Ked Wing is easy of access from the interior
OF minnesota by stages, and from the North a1d
south by the river. It is place where tho
health and morals Of Students Win he ona,de1
as we'll as at any other seat of learning in The
west. The Trustees of Hamline University
have run the risk Of large outlay in suppl wing
corps of Inexperienced teachers. and confidently
askt' patronage Of this part ofthe Northwest.
Lettr directed to the President will feoeive
proI pit attention. = = = = 49,. ', :
IT r. e course of study embraces Mental and
Mo-.l Science. and Bellies Letters, Chemistry.
an 81: Natural Philosophy Mathematics, Me:has--
ie' s surveying and Civil Engineering; Gresk
q u Latin Languages; Hebrew and Biblical
/ te1ature; Law Modern LankuaRes Ene-
lish Language and Literature Primary ana
Academical course. :,
1t is extensive and thorough practical and
complete classical and scientific.
Ladies admitted to allclassesin the Univera;tv
Students completing the Law course receiys
the degree Of Bachelor of Laws.
EXPENSES.
Boarding, ~, so per week. Tuition, P1inary
department, LIST Class, $3.50 cd Glass, a. So
Preparatory, So 90 I'd Glass, 81, 90 Coilseiate.
$1,000; Law, s15,OO per term. Modern Lsn.
guages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Plane.
ing. $500. ood, lights and other ineidentsS
heap. el0sv
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

During the late storm or ! ii in Buffalo, a
sweet little girl asked what thunder
was, and was told that it was the
F" voice of God" gshe instantly re-
piled, Well, he speaks pretty loud,
don't he?'',i a.. - All
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
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'.:s' ..=',,:.s@.:l RAILROADS.. ''8.'' '.--'s7s; .
:1a9. !. j., 1859.
SEAS ON OF 1850. aa
9,ss~ 9Gf I'9f THE # jus 1906
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS,
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Diree,
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit,
'HaHo Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York, -
.y.ssse BoiFton' Fost' and end sdnts 81 points sd
Two Express Trains daily (Sundavs except.
ed,) leave - Crosse on the arrival of tn.
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains or
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamer,
Milwaukee, ltasca and Ocean Wave, leave St
Paul every morning, (Saturdays executed !.
connecting at La Crosse with the 1905 "A. M
Train.
81. .,.. .3:@t'y ri9. ..g... al s.-5-5- ~
Passengers by that train will arrive ut Mil.
waukee at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance Of the Prairie d,
CHEN Route and at Chicago at 2.l5 same af-
ternoon. four hours and thirty minutes in ad-
vance of any other routc!! @' 1,''0
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle, North:
crp Light, Northern Belle and Golden Fra
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting a,
La Crosse, with the A. NJ. train next morn
ing. - ..~ =! 1. - ~ ''O' :' - =
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
koe at $50 P. NJ, eighteen hours in advance q,
the Prairie au Chen route, and in Chicago. Al
6 45same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ATT
sf.' ."'f OTHER ROUTES, 's. j'a
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents o
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that tn,
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie d1
Chen route, as they are false, and only mad,
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route +,
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and +,
Chicago, is 80 miles the shortest, and "a mile
less River Travel. -"
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS BY AM
OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage checked from La Crosse t,
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
- No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee o
Chicago.
- Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and b,
no other.
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the tra;,
leaving La Crosse at 1905 AM.
~ Tickets tor sale by
MESEROLE & McLAREN.
Agents at Red Wing.
I. c: GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Travelling Agent
.. ..,- w. w. WILSON,
May %, '56. i47tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

F U RNITU R E.,
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that ht
mas purchased the entire stock of unmanufac
ny Mr.: Cook; an that he is prepared to suppl,
all orders fer furniture Of every description
RETAINING AND TURNING DONE rc
ORDER.
Also all kinds Of COFFINS furnished to order
MahOgony,
RossW<Sdcz /
IL :i@l !.,aT .!s...F-5 ana " 8l0u>
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap fol
Red Wing, May 1s, 1885, - / = :14s-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
JONATHAN MELLOTT,
Architect & Builder

OFFERS his professional scr vices to the peo
~ pie Of Red Wing and vicinity. Contracts
for building taken at the lowest rates, and all
WORK WARRANTED. d.
Seasoned lumber constantly on hanu for Doors
Sash, Blinds, &C., and made rp to order. lii
motto is ssLive and let Liv e.l,, y. times
Shop on Third street, near Rg,1,,e.
ed Wing, March as, 1884, i lsstf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
Steam Engine. ne /. :.
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YNHE subscriber has first rate Steam En- o;,,ia
4 thirty horse power, which he viii seil on
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|FHE COLLEGE JOURNAL 0ENEDChl, SCIENCE

~ sNV1S1S11 VI 1IG1U1Q1l UVJ8VH6S
"A MONTHLY: MAe4z44of4s. pages, eondueaed
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LAGKSMHT.HINE

. GEORGEhVW.uRARKER. .2uA
!, At the, new shep oneMain st1est, vitAil b
few rods ofthe crossing Of JorAon; 90 s
u RED WING, MINNESOTA. 79tf
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! The Eclectic College: Of Heiieia.
f CINCINNATI 3 u,o :

nE SPR1xe SESSION Of fls5s.will eou,me.o,o On
w ednesdsy, the 9th Of February and rontin,
ue sixteen weeks. A full and .thoIonei eoprse
OIL, o, lectures viii be given, occupying six OF
attention to practical Anatomy. end M ~. n.
pital. -, '''.''4 ''"'>.!4''' ~4>4 4AO-
/, The arrangement fthe chairs will ba IN Al.
;. f.: 81. JOHN, NJ. D., r.: = !:
7 Professor Of # Ansatomy and Physiology. .
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy. -
A: y. HOWE, u. d., /.
T. Professor ofSurgery. -. -
Professor of Materia Medica md Theranaut;ea.
@ VIM. SHERWOOD, N. D. rss ',s'. ~
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pe.:aolosy.
J;R. BUCHANAN, II. D., - |. =. 81 -
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physio{oeiy; and
!nfiN lssttStss @fs,ls Of Medicine. = -
:Io1essor OF Oostetflcs and Diseases Of Woman
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be; b; tMbe M sam.
'as heretofore, viz iz:-Matriculation, Is o.
Tuition, 490 90, Demonstratorb Ticksf II a
Every Student is required to engage in d,ssec.
ton one session before graduation.l .0radns.
,etion, 425 90. Ticket to Commercials sHnsr;e.s
( (optional) $500. a9ssn'H d -'f'''''s
The Lecture Rooms ar are newly hn,.h.d. ,r..e,
and comfortable, and in central lotality {i1s
College Hall, Walnut Street) whore sau1eofi:
will ind it convenient to call on their arrival.
Ed Tickets for tho session may be obtained oftha,
Deaaof tie Fdeslty. 1t his Office, No. l1S Smith
Street, or Of Prot. G. H. CLEVELAND, Scrfafe,V,
Qfths Faculty, NJ. 49, Seventy street, near EfSs
losy JOHN KING, n. s.. Dean
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL

JaxuARY IOsf.- rbe Ffsnrh S2gd,iisn
bill was takea %. Mr. DaFis. af Mi.s.
resnming lie soesjh aeaiBH T. Mr. Crit
lrnden rrplivd sfirr whish svois was Ia
keu. snd the SiII pissed bya vote of 80
yeas to 90 nays. Tho Appropriation bill
l5r Ihe Military Acaismy saS sl.e passed
After which the Scnsts adjourned.
In the House. a motion was introduced
requesting the President to furnish all the
correspondence between England and
France on tIirlons part snI this country
on the other. in relation 10 the eessioa Of
Cuba 10 the BoiIed S'@ies. This was a.
dnpted. The Iudiau Appropriation bill
was again takS,i MP Mr.. Bait. Of MissIu-
hi. inlIos used bill,o ths Effect that ~
part OF any sppropria ms 10 hostile IN.
dianS should consist ,.f arms or ammuui-
/ ton. Mr.. Nichols snlerrd his pr test a.
gainss the New Pension bill. saying thai
iflt became law it would eatail cnrst
on the country.
Mr. Anderson Of MissOari. made quite
a langtby speech in favor Of the purchas'
OF Cuba. lie was followed by Mr.. Wash
burne. Of Maine. after which the commit
tee rose. and the passage of the Indiar
Appropriation billiby the HJuss closed lL'
session Of the day, *
4 = '. y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

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greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. NIcHoLsob, Of Pittsburgh: also
remarks that he has experisr ced much re,
lief from its use for Headache.
Take half tea,spooclul three times
day, an hour before meals. Eat mode.
falely, and then Of wholesome lood, ant
you will find this is really a remedy fol
Sick and Nervous Headache, Weakness
Of any kind. Costiveness. and Piles
Being perfectly simple in composition, i
may be taken without fear BY the in
valid. Possessing fine aromatic favcr
it is very grateful to the debilitAted stom
ach.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-13

EIIn reply 10 q correspondent OF ihs-
New York TriJsHs. who. Ike that organ Of
ssciionalism. strives % sxsA Rsputlican,
ism At the expenee Of Americanisni in New
EagIsni. The Boston Aflas and Bee
says:
As 10 the American element having dis
appeared from our politics. Il is simply not
true; AMI as for the ATLAS AND DATLT BEz.
Il was never 40 prosperous ss now. and IL
eOjoys the confidence Of THE political party.
whose principles il advocates, 10 greatsE
degree than ever.
The people Of New Englsnd are broom
ing thoroughly tired of purely sectionsl
party. Ii has proved very dislsterou'
investment. While they were bursting
their lungs with shouting for ''fredom. Fro
mont, an free Kansas." their mills ceased
their operations, tie hum Of their thrifty
industry was b1shed, and their proud pros
perity was changed in gloomy prospects,
They bsye discovered that they have been
too much Ike the philanthropic mother,
who was busy day aud night 10 making
clothes for the poor little naked niggers j.
Africa, while her own children were sliy
ering in rags and starving with want Al
bone. There is hope yet for The Bay
State. She is Amsrican at the core, ahc
will soon dispose ofthe Yankee notion o
tRspnblcanism. and show herself American
all OVsr.--[ GiRpy.l ~. EA