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MISCELLANEOUS.

Af ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas default
lyl having been made in the condition Of
. certain mortgage executed by Edward A.
Hodge, Of the county Of Goodhue and Ter
r'tory (now State) Of Minnesota, on the
l4th day Of July, A. D. 1857, to Shields &
McCutchen, Of the county Of Rice and State
aforesaid, whereby said Edward A. Hodge
did sell and convey to said Shields Il Nc
Cutchen, their heirs and assigns forever, all
that tract Of land lying in the county Of
Goodhue and Territory (now State) of Min.
nest'ta, aad described IS follows, to wit: q:
= The east half &c. ~ Of the south .eas,
quarter 6. E: ~ Of section No. thirty (3o),
in township No one hundred and nins (lO91
north Of range No. seventeen (l7) west" to
secure to the said Shields e. McCutchen
and their assigns, the sum u sixty five dol.
sArs, with interest GU the same, according to
the conditions Of certain promissory note
bearing even date with said mortgage. which
said mortgage was duly recorded ia the Of
flee Of the Register of Deeds, of the county
Of Goodhue aforesaid, on the 2Uth day o.
July. A. D. 1857, III. seven o'clock A. NJ. in
BOOK - OF Mortgages. pages 123 and 1874
And James Shields, one member Of the
firm Of Shields & McCutchen aforesaid, did
on the 26lh day Of august, A. D. 1859. as.
sign to Joseph McCutcl,en, the o her mem
Der Of said firm Of Shields & McC .tcher,
all his right and interest in said NOR tg;,ge
and promissory note, which assignment va,
recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds
Iof said Goodhue county, On the 9Th tlay 81
September, A. D. 1859, at l9k &C ock. ia
Book I'd of Miscellaneous Records. paees
295 and 296, upon which said mortgage and
promissory note there has been credited
thirty-one dollars and twenty cents. On On tie
18th day of July, A. D. 1858. @.l- ~. III
AMI upon which said mortgage and prom.
Iissory note there is claimed to Be due At the
date Of this notice, the sum Of one hundred
and one dollars and sixty cents; and nc
suit having been instituted to recover the
same at law or otherwise; noigiDae 80 =. .
Now, therefore, notice. Is hereby river
that 10 pursuance Of : power of safe con.
tainsd inlsaid mortgage and OF the statute
in.such case made and provided, the mort.
gagged promises above described viii be sold
at public auction to TIL: highest bidder 70,
cash, by the Sheriff Of 'Goodhue county. q
his Office in tbs city Of Red Wing, ON Sat.
urday, the 18th day Of October next A. ID
1885,; at Il o'clock A. NJ, to satisfy I'll.
amount due On said mortgage with Ill lesa
costs and expenses. ~ 81 $3.50
Dated Faribanlt, Rice Co.. MINI. Sen.
tember 18th, A.. n. 1885, III E. .'l'''t
<'ai ffiit II JOSEPH McCU rCHEN,
le3.td Assignee Q: .:ssorteagee.
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Consumptiyte.ss do not t Despair!

: ".ANOLD INDIAN Doc
TOR. UNoAs BkANr, while u
Missionary among the In.
dams Of the Rocky Noun
'ttsias, discovered y RARE
FttF!t that proves y be .
certain, cure tor Consuinp-
tioh. Btoncheis;, Asthma !,
NNor Complaint. Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Cslds,
10. Having now mado his
fortune and retired from
3usincs.J he will send the
prescription and airccti mt
for preparing the .iue,licin'
+ ee.fctarys to- ali who lie
sire It: and will sond to his
agent. enclosed two stam M
e cents }, to pay the return
letter. with Z description o.
their symptoms. Tho Nn
Doctor hascured lnc rethxr.
5000 cases Of C,nsu,nntiiis,
alone. and hopes a1l aflict
cd people will avail them
solves Ut this opportunity
as the Doctor wishes to ID
ell the good he can before
he dies. Addreesnll letter.
to. DANIEL. ADEE. 9
Boxe5sl P.0. New York,
Who is sole agent..
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HE OLD ESTABLISHED,

M H E OLD Els T ABLIS HE'D
ROUTE TO THE EAST !! .,.i.
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
s and Chicago Railroads. 800
Trains leave Duulcith morning and evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet tit
i from St. Paul, running thro'
WITHOUT CHANGE .oF CARS
Making direct connections with ell OF the
Eastern lines for Detroit. Toronto. Alba
s. ny, Cleveland. Montreal New York, ~
aa =. Buffalo, Niagara Falls" Bo-ton, aA
And all cities and towns throughout the East
-, s., and the Cana'as. ,'y'' ~ '5Hf
E LIE G. A Mt SLEEPING CARS
Are RIM upon all Night Trains. IN ea'ivantage
a., .. not cn,oyea BY any com peting route.
BAGGAGE checked through rom Dunlei,h to
no !f:,f all points East. z''1
PASSENGERS wishing to 70 through without
delay, should purchase z o@ 9ul
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLEITH !!
Fare as low. as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets; and inf jrination apply
at the Union Railroad and Stvamboat
a,s; r. Ticket Oifces,.
80 P. S. GOODWIN.
". p. JoE1NSONGsa ,GaIGeli'l Wext'nt A gent.
Gcnr Pass Agent, Chieigo. h:azs,I
DO II MESERnLE e. McLiAREN.
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Mo-
tropolitan Ho,ea.i ii repq ,iaa!,n7ad
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oHAMTIAkEr1RzRRSY2YTo
Red WING u = srlyNEs~TA
FACULTY:g

+ A u y u T.
Rev. B. +, CRAxY, b. D.-PresideEt, an i,
P1ofessor Of entail and 'sI Science, and
: Rev. E. E. EDwArDs, a, 1f.~-1,so}es.or o.
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literath1e. n
Il. B. WILSON, A. 4.-Pro1esssB Of 1sthe-
matics and Natural Scienes.H n J.2sa II.
:, Rev; PETER Akz.s, D. De-, Professor OF Bib
CaAx11. Aoclu1r Esq.-Profe.so, Of Law. =
key: MAJ MeaAus-Prefe.sert elect )ofnod-
.:;.Es.4 :; -Pr.esptr..., .adT e.sb !:
er Of English Branches. ~, 80 S..3L2
g TENS AND VAcAT II me- IT, es.:.
First Term commences September 3D.. 1856,
closes December 3D.. Second Term begins d..
eember 9TH. closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March Eth, 1852; closes Juse 18Th. .
Examinations at the close Of each torn. s9sivs
Red Wing is easy Of access from the intsrior
ofMinnesota BY stages, and from the North ana
South by the river. II i u place, WHARF the
health and morals Of Students will be guarded
Eea we'll as at any ether seat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees OF Mainline Univerrity
have run the risk Of large outlay in supplying
ask t. patronage of this part Of the Northwest.
Lett 3 diFettsd to tEe President will receive
pro, pit attention. = o..a~D4o
T. course ofstudy embraces Mental .nl
an Natural Philosophy ; Mathew ,ics, Hs:hs1s,,
ic' Surveying and civil Engiaee,inf Greek
q Latin 1snguages; Hebrew and BiblicsI
J teIatp1e Law Modern Languages; E1g1
lish Language and Literature Primary ana
Academical ceuYso. - = = - =
tits extensive snd thorough practical snN
complete classical and scientific: 2niH ~
Ladies admitted to allclasserin the University
Students completing the Law course receive
the degree of Bachelor Of LaWs. iaEt. -.DsTr-+s
EXPENSES: s@-
Boarding, 90 so per week. Tuition, Primary
Department, LIST Glass, $3.50; I'd Glass, $3.50
Preparatory, %, 90 I'd Glass, g., 90 Collegiate;
$1,000; Law, $500 per term. Modern Ian
|euages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Piano,
ing. $500. 90 d lights and other incidentals
heap. g105y
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QTATE OF AlINNEsOTA,taI 81,

~ .C0USfxeot GoeOu04s3oJiEG - tJnyog t.E..
4 IN Jh.tiee's Coutt To Ira; iWebher :.--You
are hereby notified that a.swrit If attachment
,as been issued against you, and your proborty
attach.', to satisfy tho demand Of Freeman
Now unless you shall appear before Charles
Parks, Justice Of tho Peace in apd for said
county, at his Office ii ths town OF Cannon
Falls. on the 22a day &c & t)ctober.sA A.. n. 1859.
at one o'clock in :hs afternoon, Judgment will
% rendered against you, snd your property
sold to pay Il eTdcbt.
1ss-wo FIREMAN DAY, Plsiutid.
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Premiums t0' AGENTS Getting Swbxc. iber>.
Those getting up y Club Of 5. subscribors at
Sa each. and RENTING $780, will be entitled to 4
gold pen and silver holder, worth So and each
ticlcs he may select. 'a''h''3'"
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those gettne MP Club Of l5su bscribers, and
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or gold vest chain. worth 81.
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DC entitled to silver hunting cased watch, or q
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Those remitting 81 ~, for 50 subscribers, will
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RAILROADS. S. Z j,

% HAxxHVAHS.yq y / 40
1859. E4a 3 1850.
IE son OF 1856
- W. w. THE 9l@%
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS,
Route to Milws1kse, Chicago. pst1oit, :
o9 Toledo, Pittsburgh. New York,
Boston, and gil points lE so 4
b, III. East and South. - -
Two Express Trains daily [sundays except
ed.) leave La Crosse on tho srrival Of the
morning and evening boats from St. Paul. con-
Milwaukee Railway Steamers. and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad. ir 49,
The Minnesota Packet !Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, 1tasca and Ocean Wave, leave st.
Paul every morning, (6atnrdays excepted,
connecting ut La Cross, with the 1915 "A. NJ.
Train. 4,-,rr,-.r5 49,, -.
Z Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
~WNVS
thirty minutes, in advance OF the Prairie du
Chen kontc and ut Chicago at 2.15 same af-
tcrnoon, four hours and thirty minutes in ad-
vance Of any other 1oute!!
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle, North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era
leave st. Paul every afternoon, connecting II
IL Crosse, with the . A. II. train next morn
ing. -rl g.4... ~. ....,s-5 -.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at $50 r. NJ. eighteen hours in advance Of
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago. al
6 45same evening. rta .r.aa4L 100 :
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALI
OTHER ROUTES, 4. -r
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware of statements made by the agents o.
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route il only nine
miles less TO Chicago than by the Prairie du
Chen route, rs they are false. and only made
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route t.
Milwaukee is So miles the shortest. and "a
Chicago, is 80 miles the shortest, and "a miles
less River Travel.
ARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS BY ANY
4 ia ~: OTHER ROUTE.
- Baggage oh cked from la Crosse to
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
~ No Omnibus chnrges in Milwaukee o,
Chicago.
~ Ask for Tickets via Ii. Crosse. and by
n other. g.. - ~ " Il - :
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
eaving LII Crosse ut l2.O5 AM. r=
- Tickets TOR sale by
MESEROLE & McIAREE
" Agents ut ted Wing.
z !. G. GEORGE. Local Agent, st. Paul
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Ira Yelling Agent
w. W. WILSON,
Gen. n. w. Agent.
May %, '5s. 49, l47tf
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~ To All<whom ii may concern. The un-
dersigned will make application at the next
term Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State ST Minnesota, TO- DO held 1t
Red Wing, in said county, on the Sd Monday
Of Of 9s.cser, ls5e, for the yasatiag ST 50 much
said county Of 0oodhue, ~ lies easterly Of me-
ridian street. in laid town, being All OF that
portion OF said town, that ies ir, township No.
liz. north Of range rs woat. 49,
q EDWARD sBULLARD.
-@ - - tas @s!j tri~ iaT0P ropIietor.
Dated Wacoota, July 81, 1889. - .45;-tf (
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y = u - ?. u n IT N 7
F,om The New York Mercury.
GVNE:,I =

BY oRRlN p. ALLEN.
$4,000 ~ MI p .)yIt
She's gone TO rest,
Al Deaths behest-. ,.,.. g.,
The young, the beautiful,
?, Yhe good, sbs dutiiuI. WNsVvn
Has gone to rest:
As to the west
Slows'anls the sun descending.
Through golden slorics vending
Glad to rspose
Where ocean rows. a5..
Her life 20 pure 1000 ESQ
Could not endure "a "'l.1
With all her sar,lessness. t .,'5
Tho worlds cold heaytlessness
ss So in the grave ? lsI-
As sinks the wave
She calmly lies, reposins.
Till comes the great disclosing
The opened page TTasI
OF earth's last sge.
~fI #,#At G.inIl
She's gone to dwell
-, Where never swell
The taunts ever hateful,
''" And words cold, ungrate:ul
Where DER her breast,
Inner sweet rest, It.
SHALL never roll the blending
" tears and tolls unending,
z II e rs saddsnlifs r
With j"yless stife.
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The Eclectic elIego Of Medicine.

Nak SPRlxe SESSION Of 1859 will commence on:
wednesday. the 9Th of February and Sontin--
ne sixteen weeks. A full and Thorough cbufse
o. lectures will be given, occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
pie Clinical facilities al the Csnmertini Hos
pital. ,5TaE ~ z,i.an st.-J n II -ifI
The arrangement Of the chairs viii be :. fol-
rt.:, J. E. st. JOHN, NJ. -. sa..tt
.1ac Professor Of A natoms and Physiology
-sa j. 7. yUD<;f, II. H., a1Iq'
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.s5-
nc G!:a-z-I a. -. hONVl., II. ID, i;}IIlls
Professor Of Rurgery. s-lITEI
e. 4; :, CtEvlEEt:AND, ~,
Professor Of Aaterfs MedicA ard Therapeutics,
VIM. SH ERWi,OD. N. d.
Professor Of. Medical Practice and Ps:aSltey..
J. X. BUCHANAN, N. D..
Emeritus Profssson Of Cersbral;P hysioioky and
u go. institutes Of Medicine: ,nf1yn.I
=, :. JOHN KING; a. D,,1o ,a!god
Professor OF obstetr,es and Disc ateE6f Woman
u 1870 fTct and Children: ,al .;TEs5gGif
The Terms for the Session viii b. 81. .. !,
as. heretofore, viz = Matricalation, 15;o0:-
Every stadent i: required to engage IL i,s.sc
tiYen ono session before graduation 5Gradns-
9ton. S25.Qo: Ticket TO- Commercial Hospital
Is oP''opsi lto.oo.f#:,I II rfaffI.s
The Lectures Rooms are ,.ewly f,hisbAd Sn..+
and comfortxSle; and in central: lotai}f. ~
College Hall, W Shut Streeyy, where niu3ent.
Wall ma II convsnient to call On their arrival
Tickets for hcsession may be obtained ofthe
aDean@ftae fqsaltp. 1t his Office. No. lis Smith.
Street, or Of Prof G. II. CLEVELAND, &erte4,s.
Of kAe Eaexlty, NJ. lS9 Seventy street, near Sim.
lsoy .5n;5g - ~ q " D.. Dean.
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Lumber :6 for Produce .!

THE Subscriber is now prepared to furnish
L the whole community withevery quality Of
II UMBER!
ALSO, SIIINGLE AND LATH
Oh the very lowsstand best terms, and will take
WHEAT, OATS AND co RN,
ana almost every ksad Of PRODUCE in
exchange for the same, for which he will arrow
the highest market price. IS bring along you1
produce and carry away the lumber, Ill "a tia,
want comfortable homo ~ yoprselvss -:
families - WV. fREEBORN,,
stths Upper Viii. 9
Red Wing, Ausust 81, 1855. loStf
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{ Dated wacoota, July q, 1883. :" ,45Stf il

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
has a first rate Steam Engine
] ofthirty horse mower. which he will sell on
"'ry 1heTa' tormsif application be made .o"r
:, go. WM.FREEBORN.
Rcd Wing, March 20, le5e.. SSH.
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2a. MISCELLANEOUS, -.
JONATHAN MELLOTT, 7''''''
r Architect Z Builder, =. >
OFFERS his professional services to tho peo-
~ pie Of Red Wing and vicinity. Contracts
fo1 building taken at the lowest rates, and all
WORK WARRANTED. 1ra.
Seasoned lumber constantly on bsn.r for Doors,
Sash, Blinds, &C., and made rp to order. His
motto is olive and let Live.,s 90 500 a'i&,
Shop on Third st~eet 'eear Plum. -
ed Wing, March "a, 1859. lsstf
~. J.. l. U N D Il Rem,
CAP MANUFACTURERS:
Red Wing, Minnesota.
Wonld respectfully call the attention Of those
wishing to procure u good Cap, to his fla
ci!ities for manufacturing the same
From long experience in tho BUSH
mess, he feeIseonadent that he ,..,..
-t can suit everybody. ~.
In connection with this establishment, there is
fashionable ..5 = -.L.
SHAVING & RAIRDRESS1NG SALOON
Next door to the Bakery. ....,...
Aug. IS, 1889. rt i 158-tf
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DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
Fir, 4 Inland Navigation,

Fra & Inland Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms consistent with. so!vency
and fair profit.
Especial attention gicen to Insurance OF
BUILDINGS and Contents, for terms Q,
one to .fve gears , ..,.-
The solid service long and successfully tried.
and tho many advantages the Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line, should not be
owe looked by those ready to insure and un-
dcrstanLing their best interests.
During ''stringent tines the necessity 70,
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
the ability Of property owners to sust lin
loss being then much lessened. 80
Agencies in all the principal cities and town,
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, by any Of the duly authorized agents Of
the Company. :
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FOR jVARDING.
MESEkOLE l. MtLAREN, :

~ MESEkOLE.& nMeLAREN, ss r.,
I'D .1tNl .ZeG& II 4
STORAGE, F0RWARDLN'G'.,$ g
Commission Merchants,
ANDf,GE NERAL .@7Is5ti
$. STEAMBOAT Fam AaEH u.s.:
RED WlNG.tNINNESOTA .,,g..r
ALL gOlsshould be marked to our care.
tmmsa sntesy, the owner will be notified of
their arrival. u au e.s4t ~ ~ 1ifh a9GaIs,d
Merchandise or produce consigned to nd 70,
sale, Will be sold for Cash only. ''l'"i'iA
REFER TO, tnpmstnb
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nc lNrlRE SHELDON. Red Wing, -.
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