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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
The Eclectic oliege Of Medicine.


INHE SPRING SESSION Of 1889 will commence on
l. wednesday, the 9Th Of February and contin-r
NC sixteen weeks. A full and thorough coursa
OF Lectures will be given, occupying six or
seven hcurs daily, with good opportunities for
attention 1i to practical Anatomy, and with am
pital. -
The arrangement Of the chairs will be az fol-
J. E. st. JOHN, M. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy AMI Physiology.
Professor Of Chemistry and s Pharmacy.
.-=.1 a: J: HOWE, N. d., .a,s-
Professor of Surgery.
c. II. CLEVELAND, M. D..
Professor Of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics.
- VIM. SHERWOOD, Md,
Professor OF Medical Practice and Ps.iology-
J: r. BUCHANAN, n. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
JOHN KING, NJ. D., sis sid
Professor of fObstetrlcs and Diseases of W oman.
and Children. -
The Terms for the Session will be the s.me.
as heretofore, viz z:--Matriculation 1s0o'-
Tuition, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket. 15.oo,..
Every Student is required to engage in dissec-
alton, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital.
optional $500. @ s.a.,. 80. :
The Lecture Rooms are ,ewly finished, neat
and comfortable, and in central lotalit, lin
College Hall, Walnut street), where students
will find it convenient to cali on their arriyal
Tickets for thcscssion may be obtained oftls
Dean Of tie Faculty: at bis Office, No. lis Smith
Street, or Of Prof c. II. CLIvHLAHD; Ntrtta,x
cft tie Faculty, NJ. 189 Seventy street, near Elm.
1soy /. or .Ktl, ! u. D. J. Doan., :8I
THE COLLEGE, JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE.
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| IL by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
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FOR,lVARDhG.. q

-.---- FOltIVHKDENG ".
MESEROLE &, McLA..LN,
STORAGE, (! '55',Al G :F0RWARD'LNG.S 8
Commission Merchants,
-. AND GEN ERAL ta& =
STEAMBOAT "a aaas1 AZ A'.eEN rs''
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
Immediately, tho owner will be notified of
thoir arrival. 5e II. 49, gs. .,i,,itl Vi. /
Merchandise or produce consigned Gus 70,
alc will be sold for Cash only. i@4it ao
i.a4edi.oa REFER TO lH 5t
CONSTANT 4 STEVENSON. st. Paul. ~
Nc lNTlRE 4 SHELDON. Red Wing,
BoyNroN Smith, Milwaukee, -" O. ..
II. j. Mario : Co. g ~ go
April24, ls5S. -, i'4 80 If
JONATHAN MELLoTT, Is ......
Architect & Builder, .@ ID.
|OFFERS his profession ! services to the peo-
~ pie Of Rcd Wing aud vicinity. Contracts
tor building taken ut the lowest rates, and al
4aio WORK, WARRANTED.
Seasoned lumber constantly on hamt for Doors
Sash, Blinds, &C., and made rp to order. Iii.
motto is s@Live and let Live.''
} Shop 0naz'tir<z street 'sear Plum.
Cd Wing, March q, 1859. lsstf
~. ~. l. U NgDGR REM, ~
~: ..s CAP MANUFACTURER: o
Red Wing, al. Minnesota
Wonld respectfully call tho attention Of thost
wishing to procure u good Cap, to his ia
cilities for manufacturing the same.
i! From long experience in tho bust
ness, he fcelsconfdent that ho
can suit everybody. -" 4
In connection with this establishment, there il
fashionable.
sHANING& & RAIRDRESSING SALOON
! .'@ Next door to she Bakery.
! Aug. %, 1859. l58-tf
| .s. UfNIf LLAAEflI S. vi ..
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ls50-Chaltcr Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMpAIRED
NET SURPLUS S.nONo $492, lS1 ~
Aud the prestige Of trty 3 u,s' success and
81 '-.f.lt --G experience in..r-g.- o 'ig :

UPWARDS OF Sl2.0o0,0Oo ''''
OF losses have been paidby the Etna Insuranc,
Company in tho past 40 years.
The vaiuc Of reliable Insurance will be appa-
rent from the following N*
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800 Ladies' Gold WatcAcs, .-.4 s5, each
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Dated Wacoota, July ~, 1859. 45l;-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

How KANSAS Will VoTE IN IS60.--The Leaven-
worth Herald, under the heading of esGiye Kan
sas her Due," says:
We hare observed, on several occasions, that
the Washington States, in classifying the electro
al,vote fer President in 1860, reckons Kansas on
the side of sAbolitionism. What data the States
has for this classification and degradation of
Kansas. we ere at loss to divine. Kansas, be-
fore 1860 rolls round, will be as firm, steadfast
and reliable in the democratic faith as any State
in the Union. Kansas is this day democratic
her vote shows it--and at the next general elec-
t;on win give at least five thousand majority for
the party OF the Constitution and the Union
We ask the States to scratch Kansas from the
Abolition column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
NAVARRO COUNTY.


Fighting the Tiger.
Somebody who went to "fght the tiger: ano
did not beat him, thus Hiawathianly decribes his
tussle with that ANIMAL
Went to fight tho furious tiger,
Went to fight the beast at faro,
And was cleaned out SO completely,
That he lost his every ''mopus;"
Every single speck of 'spewter,"
Every solitary "shiner,'
Every ssbrad'' and every dollar,
All the s'dough'' in his possession,
All the "spoons" his labor earned him,
All the bright and lovely ready
5. All the ssrowdy,'' all the "stumpy,"
All the cash and all the ''rhino,"
All tho sstin he did Inherit
lJlAll the sdibs'' he could discover,
h,All the ssbrowns'' his uncle lent him,
All the "chip' and "dust" and ''chinkers,
All the 'sdimes," and all the "horse- nails, y
8 81 All the "brass'' and all the 'needful,"
All the "spondulix" and "buttons,"
All the s.rocks and all the "mint-drops,"
All the "lumps" and "tilthy lucre,"
All the "gelt,'.' and all the "heavy,"
r, All the~ ssweet pecuniary," G,rg .
All the ''hard,'' and all his funds, too,
All the ''root of every evil"
All the seirculating mediums,
all the 'smammon'; he had gathered,
All his MONEY, in word.-N O. Pieaylne
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Removal of the Indians.

OUTH,
Editor Dallas Herald The Indian carts and
wagons are already loaded, and most of them have
left the Agency. They arc rendezyousing some 10
Belknap, from which place general movement will
bo made on day after tomorrow, August LIST. The
Comanches left yesterday evening, and will unite
with the others on the way. Major Thomas, of the
Dragons, commanded the escort.
shall follow them to Red River with my company,
keeping up flank guards to see that none stay behind
or leave the main body, to depredate.
In few days, trust, the last Reserve Indian will
be North Of Red River.
In the fight between a detachment of my company,
under Lieut.. Nowln, and all the warriors of the Co.
manche Reserve, on the 2ith, the Indians beyond all
doubt lost in killed and since died of wounds, seycn
and probably ten.
My two wounded men are both out of Ganger, and
doing well. In haste, yours,
JNO. HENRY BROWN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Coon NEws.-Tbe third section of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad was completed on
Thursday the 2Sth ult at u O'Clock, noon. or
two days in advance of the expiration of the
contract. The work on the next section is al
ready begun. Seven and half miles will be
rre1ed by frst Of November, and the leoth mile
viii be reached Eithil year from to-day. This
company is now emitted 70 draw, including what
tbsy have already got 100000 frofa TIE State
han. Again We say three cheers for this great
eutsr14iss - JsisgfosS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
Election Returns.

We have received the following additional returns
since our regular issue of yesterday
- TARRANT COUNTY.
Governor-Runnels, 118 ; Houston, ASS.
1t. Governor-Lubbock. 215; Clark, 4S5.
Commissioner White S2S Crosby, 383.
Congressional, 2l6 Hamilton, AS.
Representatve-IEG rper, 303; Shannon, 800 F.;
Berry, 81.
PARKER COUNTY Weatherford Precinct.
Governor-Runnels, 6S; Houston, 295
It. Governor--Lubbock, 1867 Clark, 274
Commissioner White, 10; Crosby, 272.
= s-@,sres7-- ws,,l.- 1ea -uA milton. 2a1
Representative Harper, 81 Shannon, lS0; Ber-
ry, 45.
KAUFMAN COUNTY.
We learn by the stage driver from Kaufman, that
tho vote at the town precinct stood so majority for
Houston.
ELLIS COUNTY.-6 Precincts.
Goyernor-Runnels, 1913 Houston, 246.
Lit. Governor-Lubbock, 200 Clark, 220.
missioner-Whte, 1876 Crosby. 23O
Congress-Waul, 1913 Hamilton, 2l6
Representa- iye-Shannon. 1S5 Berry, l57 ; liar-
per, Is.
NAVARRO COUNTY.
Goyernor-Runnels, 277 ; Houston, 4O2.
1t. Governor-Whtc, $40; Clark 365.
Commissioner White, 283 Crosby, 42i
Congress--Waul, 801 Hamilton, $40
State Senate-W. II. Martin, 500; Moody, y /;
Marion Martin, SAG.
Renresentative-NIi 32s, Croft 275.
JOHNSON COUNTY buchanan Precinct.
Governor Runncls, 4S Houston, lO3.
1t. lubbock, So Clark SO.
Cor6nissoner-Whi 80 Crosby, So.
Congress Waul, so !; Hamilton, 81.
: presentative--Shannon, II; Harper; l6 ; Ber-
, 'ry, A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Young ladies', haios1 t1nc ll you may .!c hut
"a marrow strip %. iiIo, end bRtg i.ul CLEAN Tits
cheguered scenes, 4 space 70 bgiel and tran
sicut to prepare iog 10, s3amg il.o, And, uh if
:, were al Of lif5 to live ug Ui Of death % l,o
tUcn would The graves of thc carly dead aUd iaa
m0urnlul story of genius and culture, cur iowa
by the lttnl scyho OF Time, w.ilo the dew ot !,'c
u1rung w1s yat fresh on the brow, all damp 100
ardor Of tj lGl that would grd itself !ur do.uE
u work lum which Il may 50 soon and 60 sadly
be hurried away, But tho grand and NJ once
glorious and fearful fact remains, that lie
is but the dawn Of that j4y that has no sun'C,
aud NO morrow Before each of YOU, then, th,ye
lies the untroddon vastuU4s of un iilmituo.a e,cr
nifty. For cash &C you there either rises tae
magnilcauco oi glory that broldenS and briS'u
ems IN i.s aOuu3lys1 sweep, rpwNrd and onWtTi
forever. ur ;hcrc yaWIs tGn iathOmless guil Q!
jIshunar. To reach the unchan.ing splendors OF
tho one and escape the unGhGngiug ugonieS Of tue
other, there is but one preparation, THE blrgs'
mgs arising from tho cultivated mind-0 mind
cultivated both intellectually and morally. Sex
this and You are safe seek this and come joy or
SoTrow, smiles Uf tears, lilc lingering lOng or
Swilty iadug away, the Abliel greeting OF u
we'll Lunc-ta0u faithful onc--shail be your wei
come to the tearlasa scenes OF that city that hath
foundation. where the cut never withers unl the
light never fades. ind where the loved and parted
Of earth are parted and saddcned no more !orey.
cr,--whcre tho mind can eXpatiate Throughout
all age7 in bliss and happiness. Then liz y"ar
attention wholly upon the Development ot t.e
mind and cndenyor 10 make your lives "Se VI,
prosperous and sublime
'.iul departing, leave behind go"
Fuo'-prnts on The sends Of tnn'
Foot. prints thgt perhaps another
ei,.inr DER lies solemn ron,
Some Orloru md 5hiuwruiiicd brother
ia. m D.. .E.ra .ft .'r,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
KAUFMAN COUNTY.

We learn by the stage driver from Kaufman, that
the vote at the town precinct stood so majority for
Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

175' The following address delivered by b. j.,
OspunN, Esq, before the Students of the KaGs-
man Female Institute, at the annual eXamina-
ton, June 50, 1892, was received some time
since, but owing to press of matter, was una
yoidably crowded out until now.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Latest FOToiga N2w5.---Peace Concluded
The latest arrival brings London and Liverpool
dates to the 18th JUly foar days later than cur
last. Tho news is important as viii be seen be-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-18


subject Known ia tue eztNlogue Of human ls, b.
tcsl, or other diseases Of tho genital Organs.
M,deilery, Ais0rInige lmpotsnee and tarJcmtse
nong othor topics, are treated With al the consdrIatt
vhich their impgrtanee demandsit being In fact
NE male and feuAie sysiem aud vii be mailed IN sst,,
NIaHpers q sny pat o. The world ~ The eNoeran laa
-rss otrWEATf-flNk CENTS er eve copies f4', ".'
SGfNTs WANTED IN every STATE, county, els end ,l
age ia The ruliod StNtes ard canadaa.
Dr. REYNOLDS continues 20 dispense hs Mia1
-rrccs 10 those s1icted with Secret nisestCs, Wl 9
sGcgGss attendant upon thirty years OF per0nri csl
rlruee and practice Ia ha proiessioa None .ea5c
fsrti9n Gonofrnoeea, elect syphiia Stcpre sttpr,-
'le Of the Menserin ieniaiss ee sueesssuiiy ireq,
Young men, who BY indulgihg IN seeIei haais lHs
.a attracted that soul-futdung ni.pruatratnr h0y
sirayiag vie, should sPFiy . d. RsTNoiDa without "
a theso, ss we'll ts all otsr cases q pr,ae ua.-
Dr. RNNotps oomneuds Al early Application; uu9 i'
~ =ag seny o. a,p.,aiiYa ose,a,g,y sh.es ln'
aiil8u, rure satisfaction gwen
H-eare Of eupirts and iuucuut soltsgcd hrtis...
Who 1rrnNrr cares, but never succeed. hf. M h ,r .
iy gospanaible ihydcisn In this c,iy Who devote.
whole tnIo ereasictiy 20 the teatueut ~ diacsses
Ufrtie natnFa. The afflicted woaia e. sell to n...
H. uuquiries before consulting those ndteft..U. H..
tEi- eg1 pf. R's practice extends through eroly ..
,n % Union and the Brtish Provinces.
LILO Eeynels Is sole Agent for Dr. Nlchuis Ir
a.s Monthly iliA Anong the many tiousAnLb bazfs
uosg lils ennusliy sold not ono complaint has ye
Hofe ag1pHt uirWi ladies Ia certain situation .iou
NOT use unlni tie particulars or which viii lo found
tue alleciuiH accompanying each box. fdse tl reu
h Nlah 20 part oi thN Muill hNwAfe OF AuNnitfI
They Afe MOI Ola sale thny other place.
iettsHs dtscrting age, EYsnpiouis. occopatinn, S,
lrulcfj aitrudci tps aud uelienea sauafc s
ohicfyston, sent TO al parts Of the world,
N4 etiera Win be ansuorea unluas they ceEta.n ta
mlifaneu Of one dollar.
,i communlatious addressed IN r. J. ne,lo'H 81
u. 10. 10 Ezehan;s liace, Roohe.ieF, y Y,vi ....
vita prompt attention.
0lica hours ffum A. H., 20 . P. w.
r. S-fhe engraving AZ The head OF this advefisrg-.H
q hSeheas oCph n. Beware ot otier s'.yrrtseil
WITH a lhe engraving.
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aRDnNv1LLE AND MIAMIR. n.


Change OF Time.
N ani after Monday, April II, 1859, until fur.
Oets sr n0tice, trains will Funas ioll0ws.
leaves Dayton Union Depot at $40 a. and
5,O1p. NJ. Arrive at Union at $50 q. m. and
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at T,45 a. IN aud 40 p. M,
arrives at Dayton at 10 ,55 a. M, and 3, ,b5 p IT.
The 90 p, NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
eonuesten at Union with the Express train on the
Beleontaine road, for indianapolis, connecting on
It's arrival with tfans for Lafayette, Terre Haute,
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, apply to
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street. -.
20 II. @. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dec2
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through the Dayton Post office noy29-ly
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sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati
RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
q tR-The Mail Train leaves the 9th st
o, lO Depot at s,l5, at Urbans 1OO0 connects
with train for Columbus and at Clyde with train
for Cleveland aud the East also with trains for To-
ledo, Detroit and Chicago
IsE0oMD TRAdN * Gleveaaa eve @o
ayaFs, and all Eastern points.
n 00-THIRD TRAlN-Night Express
,OO arrives at SanduslSy at g. 10, connecting with
trains for Cleveland aud the East.
mn2-h JOHN II. HUDSON, Sup't.
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DayIon. xenIa s CoIumbus q. n.
Three Duly Trains, via. Columbus.

IUTUt TIIIIJ TWIII0i w N7VIHIIIWNo'
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
10 Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
/ for the Esst as follows Night Express At 30 n.
m; Day Express 3 80 a. m Accommodate 8 sop
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation SO a. m.
No. Express, ll,30 "a, m j Day Express, o 30 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which ts 2 minutes
faster than Day ton time. N H.tf IL.
Through tickets can be had for an Eastern cities
by calling on p. r. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot East Third street.
Dayton, Xenla, AID Columbus-LeRyes at d, 80 p.
10 and arrives nj 5b3 q. m,
All frelghss left at the Depot by 3,s1 p M, will
be Forwarded sane day, br $40 p. m, Irelghis ar
rlvng at 6, sap, MS viii he delivered At 800 a. m.
j, DURAND, Supt.
G. wARMAs, Genl. Agt. apria
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