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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-24

CoNNECrIcur--The Democracy Of Con.
nectlcut held their State Convention at
Middlc,own, on the 9th. and nomisated the
following ticket:
t,orsrr,Vt-JAass I. PsArr
iuui. G0ruaer--R II. WIssLuw
Scvsfm y--ErnRAin WILLIAMS. JN
fSssssftr--pASitt r. WARssN
Coafrodu - Pas; 4, CHIN
A resolution was adopted approving Of
the foreign policy OF the President. and also
tho following on Cuba:
Rssersd, That The possession by this Gov.
crunsnt Of the Island OF Cuba IL necessary for
the proper defence and protection Of our great
aud rapidly increasing commercial interests (;
that ia acquisition would not. only greatly
benefit the manufacturing business 81 Coaaeeti-
cut, And enhance the agricultural. msehani.
cal and commercial interests ~ the whole
country, bu, would put An end ,o the mroftn
tiea Of slaves trom Africa. who new find their
market on her 'Aores aud that humanity and
interest Therefore impose upcp the general
government the duty VI obtaining Possession
81 tuba. whenever Il can be done consistently
with national houot aad justice.
The rr,sideni OF the Convention, Hon
" W, EAros. in the course u his Closing
speech, expressed the opinion tina, JONI {.
RRE,KE>RpGs OF Kentucky would he the
next p,mo,ra,ic candidate i0r the Prs,-
deucy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-24

THxRs are ruuors here that Judge Nc
LEAN and Chiel Justice TASEy viii shortly
resign their seats on the Bench Of the og-
prens Court, Both are very aged and in
firm in health The Chief Justice is over
eighty years Of age, and begins seriously
to tee the need Of rpo~. The age
Of Judge McLxAS is seventy-six. and he is
beginning to EEL The heavy hand cftime.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-24

Tx great billiard match Tor $4,000 aside,
between JosS SEaETrER. OF Detroit. ami
MIcuAg. PunAS, OF New York Is 10 h
played in the Ormer city. on the le,h n
April.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-24

picSsSs Is owning 20 this country again
lie may as well make up hs mind To dds.
ouaut srgc hatch 0, his America
notes - n s,,- ies
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-24

VICE PReIpEsr BarCNI>nD0x has I'M
proved ia health sn@ his r,urn To bis
Kentucky home
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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.GOLLEGEN.
HiMLlNE ,UlNIVERSI1'Y
~ NH .ilGgh gH4u1 y. e a--gI e + '."iG
RED WING (. : ,;1NNEsoTA
AcT1T; ~

'es' bia= - .FACU LTY.3 a"9:a Il
Rcy. B. F:.CRArr, ID: D.-Presidcrt, ap
FRO fcssor OF entail and oral .kcitL.c, u 6
Bellies Lettrcs. 'tt1' =, 40 .a f -: ~, II
Roy: +: f. EowARps, A. M.--1'rofessor oil
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
IL. B. WiLLsoN, a. M.-Profcsssr OF Mathe.
matics and Natural Science. ut& e,
Rev: PETER AxERs, d. D. Professor OF B Bib1
heal Literature. ..9 ID
CHARLES NJ ,CLuRE Esq q.-Profcsso, Of Law
Rev. Max MoHAUs-Professcr( elect )of Mod
crn Languages. - ~' ,.tto 10
Miss Emma K. R.son,S-Praceptrcss and Teach
or "f English Branches.
PnorEsson .4EEB,c,i-Tcachcr of Music.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
,F'rst Term commences September I'd, 1858.
closes Deeember Cd. Second Term begins D."
ccmber 9TH: closes March 10th. THIRD Term
commences March 18th, 1859. closes June 10th.
Examinations at the close Of each terra. ~
ked Wing is easy of access from the interior
OF Minnesota BY stages. and from the North and
south by the river. 1t is place where the
health and morals Of Students will bs guarded
ns ~! we'll as ut any ether scat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees Of uamlinc University
have run the risk Of large outlay in supplying
= corps Inexperienced teachers. andcon1idently
Iask l. e patronage OF this part of the Northwest
Lett directed to tie President willreseiv.
|prol Pt attention. ,f - .... ..
T; 9 course Of study embraces Mental ant
Mo u Science: and :ciles Letters, Chemistry
i. an Natural Phiosph! Mathematics. Atc:hai,
; ic. Surveying and Civil Engineering Gree:
a. j Latin Languages: Hebrew and Bih!icu
I tcraturc; Law Modern Lam uuges; Eng
lish Language and Literature; Primary ant
Academical course. .'.- III. -. ..s,.i-
tits extensive and thorough practical an.
Icomplcte classical and scientific.
: Ladics admitted to u lclasecsint the Universit,
0 Students comp pleting the Law course recci<,
the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws. +.
II '.H E-'i7'. .a EXPENSES. :"
Boarding 80 so per week. Tuition. Primar,
Department, LIST Glass. $3.50; 2d Class. SO
$4,000; Law, $500 per term, Modern Ian
lguagcs $500 extra. Music; with use OF Piano
|sl4,0O. Painting or Drawing. $500. Oil Paint
ling. 5000. ood, lights and other incidental
cap. gluSy
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
THE OLD ESTABLISHED

l IL T. " IL ~ z - / "a ID IL - II Z -
ROUTE TO TIE EAST "
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galcna
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleitb morning and evening
upon arrival Of tho Railroad Packet
from St. Paul, cumming thro'
WIT HOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Making direct conne"tions with all OF the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
and the Canadas. 1sr-N
ELEGANT SLEEP'IN CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains. an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
checked through from Dunlei,h to
0~' -'" all points East:
wishing to 20 through without
delay; should Tpurchsss ~
TICKETS VIA DUNLElTH
Faro Is low MS by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and information, apply
1T the Union Railroad anil Steamboat
Ticket OiRces..
--- P. S. GOODWIN, .s
". P. JOHNSON, Genl west'n Agent.
1en'l Pass Agent. Chicago. ,5.a~ r-",rs
ss AESEROl.E 4 Mcl.AREN, -
Ticket Agents, Rcd Wing, next door TO Ne
Hotel. - .--.--------..
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

conE,lN.ANp SUIT. TIE DOOR.
Oh do not stand 50 long outside,
Why nccd you bc so shy
The peoples eyes are open, John,
. As'they are. passing by:-t ,,l.-*
You cannot tell what they may think,
They've said strange things before;
And il you wish TO talk awhile,
Come in and shut the door '-AH.
Nay. do not say, /" No. thank you, Jane,
With such. a bAshfal smile; J, HI.
You said when ladies whispered " No."
They meant "Yes' al the while!
Ny tather too. will welcome you, !
told you that before II
1t doesn't look we'll standing here
Come in and shut The door!
You s.y / DIG not answer You ,
o To- what yon said last night:
heard your question in the dark e
Thought on it in the light;
And now my lips shall utter what
My heart has said botore.
Yes, dearest, 1-but stay awhile
Comr.in and shut the door!
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
Consanptiyes do not Despair!

81 AN OLD lSt6lANOoc-
Ton. UxcAs BRANr, while .
missionary among the In
dians Of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered = 1Ak4
that proves 20 be .
cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, .Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
ections, Coughs, Celds,
DC. Having, nov. made hie
fortune and retired from
cuisines, he will send the
prescription sHd diIccti ms
forpreparing the rnedicin-
EeeHf e1ange to al who dc
sire It, and will scnd toihiA
agent, enclosed two stsmps
(6 certs). 70 pay the retuh
letter, with q description o.
their symptoms. The OLE,
Doctor has cured lne Ie thar
5000 cases Ell Gnnssns1tieA
alone, and ,hopss!aN aMsct''
cd, people will avail them.
selves of this opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes ,te do
all the good he, can befoya
hedies. iAddfetA flettlIs
TO: DANIEL. ApH.
Eee@ts1 R.Q .Q.,lsswIprhss
WhoiSsssS 16sSfs
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts.

Organized and conducted upon the Couxr1xe
'Rt,,M .vstcm. the Halls OF study being fitted
up with appropriate Con tc y, Desks. ETC.. ~
in REAL BUSINESS, AMI he stu lent Ut once in
:roducod to the practical workings and routine
Of business as conducted in Banks, Counting
Rooms. Railroad Offices, etc. : .t..L.l az
81 COMMERCIAL. LAW.
BY special arrangement with the Law School
Of the University Of Chicago, the sessions OF
which are held in our College Rooms, our Stu
dents arc privileged to attcn.l all tic lectures
in this department: and to. receive instruction
in this important hrancl, ,;f the course. fr in
the able. acco,:: plcslcd y ii learned Professors
"f ths School and it affords MS much gratiti-
c"t"" to be enabled to offer them these Ex-
THAOKDlNAKr AND SUPERIOR ADvANTAeEs.
PE.vcERlA.x" Pc MA SHIP,
This famous systam-t.e BEST known t. the
world is cur standard. ...., ..s
- Circular and Catalogue o: 80 pages fur
1lsllsd nj grat"i:c"*ty on .prIicati on to the un-
J. Nov. -. 1859. '5&' . . III vi
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

VeE etable: Life'..Pilla
r E NIX BIT TIERS.

The high and envicd celebrity Which these
Pfc-en,lncht Medicines have acquired for their
invatialilc efficacy III all the diseases whicl,
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of putting not or:y; unnecessary, but
nnworthya.'f them. Il hey are known by their
fruits their good works testify for them. and
they thrive not by tho faith Of the crcduious.
IN ALL CASES OF asthma, .ic.t< md Cbro"-
tc e. Hheu"t"!!:n, :lfectin + tie Bladder7 ani
ka!new, Bil7iws ferers md Lscer 1s,'siu,s.
In the South and West, where these diseases
prevail. they will be found Invaluable. Plant
ers, Farmers, 9nd others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them.
DyspepSia.- person with this Distress
ing Gisc"se shoul! cclay using these medicines
Immediately. krupti NJ. + til" Skin. E;ysiaelas,
f!atu'e".y, fere" md -4gue. For this scourge
OF the Western country these medicines will be
found .afe, speedy and certain remedy. 9th
er medicines leave the system subject to a re-
turn of the disease "a cure BY these medicines
il perm enent.H TRr THEN, BE 1eArlsrlED, AND
BE CURED. - aui@g g sT,.tu :.aa = gyr: - /
Mr'cnria' Dixeasc..-Ncver fails to crud-
nitc'y sooner than tho most powerful prepara-
ton of SarsaparilIa.
A'yht $~tots Ae'r.us / eb;1sty, Aerr.vs Cn,s-
"!u'"fs i al ki4ds: f:'ganic !teeti"ns, Pulpitu-
ts>n 4 tile Lemt, Puint RS III H..
P:'e>.-"?hc original proprietor Of these
!'f!!eius2 vas cuieu u tIicS ot - years stand
ing Ivy thcu Of these lite Medicines alone
worms o: All kinds n:e cffcctna;lv expelled
'y these Medicines. Parents will do we'll t."
II III mister them whenever their exi ,tencc is
suspected. Eclicf will bc certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTERS
Purity the blood, and TINS remove all disease
from the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond
tho reach "t competition in the estimation OF
every patient. ~ Sold by
b. = -, DIR. WILLIAM d MOFFAT,
:s5 Broadway, cor, Worth st., New York, and
by all Druggists, l7S-ly
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
Red ROvcr'~ Daughter: :
A NEW MYSTERY OF NEW YORK.
By NED BUNTLlNE.

The, first chapters will he punlishol in the
number OF Tms MERCURY for saturday. Janu-
ary 7th.r 1860, Now IN the timo to subscribe.
rrE New YoRk MtRcURY is sold by ull news
men and l'erioiica: dealers in An'orica: To
day morning for 81 u year thres, copies ior
S.; eight copies tor s,S. vi b IN oxtra copy
tree t" the gctter-up'nt the club. Six months
subscriptions received >ilc"y< ns,ite plainls
tie "anaes u g."r = .t..txcv. C.""tv. a"d 4Sate.
We take the notes Of all slpvie- payi.g banks
at par. Payment must invutiuhly be made in
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aIl applicants. ! s..,... r..,.. - 81 .-
r Address all letters and rcmittanccs, post
paid, to-. tsf 4.o9 arti sU Hoe Ct jgE -
CAuLDwELI, SouTHwoRrH & WHITNEY.
Proprietor. Of tho New York Mercury
rs a*sp1ucc street. New York City.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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To Agents (and Clubs Of 10 or more, u
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Postage only six cents year, when paid quar-
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THE CHEAPEST FAMILY PAPER IN THR WORLD
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Work Diagrams, and Embroidery Designs in
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ar to show it to these VIII" will: and they shall
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compensation for their tr"able. This is su
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the effort will pat A''ney IN the pockets OF those
|who need it and extend our circulation. In
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can procure from -l0 to 20: Subscribers every
fair DAY j.. the week. aud clear Tor hcr~cl: 6.
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the paper continually get u copy gratis.
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to scnl us the names anl post office address.
i the leading people they krow of. who would
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able to them, AS they obtain subscription.
much cnSicr.
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l,oUxTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

!; 4@&-A EoR SALE forty acre. of,.ud
! ssff 19:4 Frsave .cres of xh;ci, Is under
good cultivation. situated on
Hay CceE. two miles and ha from the City
|of tss1 Wings on the old led Wing and Cannon
Falls ro.d and known NJ the Cook farm.
i%s sus by . sst AND Containing
Eve rooms. with = cellar and root house la,ee
enongh to- hold one thousand bushels, . good
.r,i, out houses aud fences, with y sufici0 cy
Of timber for Ene:ng purposes and Gre wood
tits de.irah'e location for either Country
Residence Stock FL m. = Tsssrn; . Distillsri.
4 Brewery, or Tannery.
The abovc property wilt he so:d ebeap fes
cash, or part cash and u part in stock or other
property ,or y portisn Of the purchase money can
remNin on short time. Apply at tho se.itinSl
Office, ;asa Wing: Of Dan s MERlTT. q !
November 1, 1889. A3'. 3Sotf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
r. OMME RC1AL COLL E G E
~ IN -.
t ~ RED Wing, Minnesota!
UNwIsE TO co BELown

In accordance with the public demands,
e =. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Has been established in Hamline University,
where young men desiring to engage as Clerks
Merchants, Mechanics ana Teachers, will find
here IN extensive course Of instruction in prac-
Nv s1t b BOOK KEEPIxG!-.u .o-9t.:
Penmanship and Accounts, adapted to every
kind Of business, and ut loss expense tlian ut
any Of the gas a~ta..:.r., :
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ExrANT!
Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
s"r OF the Law Department. - =
Ca It the Uniyct.ity Buildings before pur-
chasing stationary. a. arrangeme It's have been
made 8" that student. with the proper orders
can got the necessary supplies cheaper than
otherwise. Terms - For q full courss I'D
t"aee- SlO. .0a. . For q course connected witll
the Collegiate eoursc- --tttrn PER te~m-o40o.
All letters! direct to- !!s'Hiol l&t1tt! ga
Ltt1d JOSHUA AACRES, President.
November ~, 1855, & a2TsA .lGtH179f
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
OW A r D A S SOCI IATIO N
IL PHI1.A

II " ~ u = " u A l. u N
LII PHILADELPHIA.
a Benevolent Institution eatabli he'd bv spcc-
lal Endowment, fr tho Relief Of tie Sick
and Di trcsscd, afflicted With virulent and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially tor thcCurc
Diseases Of the Sexual organs.
MEDICAL ADVlCE given gratis. by the
Acting Surgeon to all who apply BY letter. with
description OF their condition age oc c:upation
habits OF ii 6. &C.. and in OF extr enc pow
erty. Medicines furnished free ofcharxe.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopermatorhna.
and other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, and ~,
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.Ien!
sury: sent "a tho afflicted re aiesl letter cnv
iol'*; ;fce Of ctargs: Two or tlrae Stamps .or
b6:tSgeI Iin bs nccept1b!e: :
AID ess. DR. .J. SKtLI.TN ,uOUGUTON,
Acting .Siirgcon, Howrsl Association. No =
South Ninth sstEeot, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order OF the D rcctorS. -. amor eoi!d1 BIZ
EO.TFAlRGlllLD,S See. EZRAD. HEART
"1"' ''eS'' assr ,-a5-'.n .safw ssg
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

u Some day it will he found that to
bring up man Will, genial nature.
good temper, and y happy frame If
mind, is a greater effort than TO pc,
feet himvi, ,n,a"y &C catnpl;shments.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
IS T. + c l 4 L N OTTO E.!
iii n o $ &c mt RI R atlroad.

- l. ~ ~ II AZ " u T.
Illinois Centr'l IL IatIroad d.
.-...... Passengers going to ........
ST. LOUIS, ALTON, Rock ISLAND
QU1>cY, Fulton, KANSAS,
ST. JosEpn, MExru1s. NEwOR.EAxs
BunL1So1oN, LEAvESwon7n,
Or any point on the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, should purchase -..r..
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNIE1TH.
And save from "a to 4s hours over the River
Routes.
lSn'ASAroL1s, LOUISVILLE, C,xc,xxArl,
CoIvxBvs, ZASEsvlLLE, New ,YcRx
DAYTON, WmEEE,Ss, BALTIMORE.
and PHILADELPHIA,
Should purchase through tickets vi. Dunlcith
and l'ena
Elegant Stepping Cars k1n on git r. aims.
Baggage checked to ali important points
F"re always as low as by any First Class
Route. #I -, s'
Trains leave Dunleith,
100 A. NJ. = SIS P. n.
For through tickets and information, apply
ut the UNION RAILROAD OFFICE, next
door to Metropolitan Hotel.
. MESEROLE & McLAREN,
Ticket Agents.
W. P. JOHNSON. Gent Pass Ag't. -, ~.
A. PRATT, Gen'l West'n Ag't.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

No children nowadays. rr4\ll ou'
children arc men, and all our men arc
in'H"e"' r'3l :. ,7f~s--E
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
,t60sa RAILROADS. osG
659: 604 y 1859.
ttGEeFe% @g1Eat, gEtJ TflF! ElssEt
9 EAS ON OF.sH1's57o,. .5
|AN Hai s.,rI1l "E.& 3ifEIT c!tf ~ s.,stiT

s:gaB .. e.pHf-5f d Il - .3s4:f ',Esgel
La Crosse and S1Gilwsskee nRailspaA
.E5isg:ri.if o..t 'rr .ig5H5 80 sEi tG ae1stg!
a@4 WITH IT'S CONVICTIONS, oa
"a TIa ...a -" TtEs erGI h!sa= sgia.o
Forms tl:e shortest, quickest. Sh1r ohsy Direct
Route 70 Nlwau kes, Chics9 10. ..DetroieC
Toledo. Pittsburgh, IS eNHsH ,Yerk,
-ae Soifsos' fost' and and snnFS sil PS'Antssa 'Antssa s@r
Two Express Trains dai]y Sundays except
eds leave La Crosse 'oa ths yAfrivaE of the
morning and evening boats ffo.lSt. Paul, con-
Meeting 1T Milwxpkee with the .Dstrsit and
Miiwaakee Railway Steamers. and trsins on
the Milwaukee snd Chicago kaf;road. 2F.'
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamer.
Milwaukee, 1ta~ca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
Paul every morning, .(Ssturdays :excepted.)
connecting ct La Crosse with the 1875 A. II.
Train.
Passengers BY that train will arrive 1t Mil
xeukee At 80 same morning; seven hours and
Chen Route! and 1t Chicago 1t e.ls same .f-
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes n ad-
vance Of any other Ioute!! c'.'s' sI:7 1I'A
The steamers Key City. Grey Eagle, North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era,
C0H0SCtlnQ
La Crosse, with the 6 A. II. train next morn
ing. - r>" r@H -
...t s-4sea jps .s.s,:a..
Passengers BY that train arrive in Nilvau.
kee ct 2.3o T. n. eighteen hours in, ,edvsnce Of
the Prairie, ,Au Chen route, and in Chicago, at
s 45same evening. '.v
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF: ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL. ON THE CARsi
Beware Of statement, made by the 'aRe AGENTS Of
the Prairie du ChieN route; claiming that the
distance by the In Crosse Tente II only nine
miles less to Chicago than by the Rrairis,du
Chen ronte. as they are false and only made
to deceive the travelling pablo. /, -. '.,,
The facts are, shat the La Crosse route to
Milwaukee j. s6 miles the shortest. and to
Chicago il 80 miles the shortest, and ~ miles
less River Travel. ,7e III g-zy n-ss7.,r
FARE AT ALL TINEs AS LOW AS BYAHY
OTHER ROUTE. a
- Baggage checked from La Crosse 70
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York. =. - t@'''>, - ~
!, ~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee: OF
sag: Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and BY
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
eavin9 In Crosse ut l2."5 AM. .1e7'"
~ Tickets tor sale hy -.i
MEsERotE: & MoLAREx.
-- ..---.-.-s Agents ut lied Wing.
| I. G. GEORGE. Local Agent, St. Paul.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira Yelling Agent.
W. w. WILSON,
May ee, '5s. ...~",, - i47tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
" ES STERN RID
Insurance E. Tru>t COmnany.

Office, Nos i42 and l44 Soutl, Water Stcect
Chicago Illinois. Capital S 25o.'"".
Board Of Dire t, rs.-O. Kendall. Geo. II.
ltazclton, Anzi Eonv'ict. lion. L. s. Church.
Chas. Ii. Abbott. Geo. IL. IIazclton. President,
Chus. II. Abbott. Treas, Alfred Edwards. See.
Having received an appointment MS Agents
Of the a'ove Company for Red Wing and
vicinity. We are prepared to receive applica-
tions for Insurance in the same.
lco: me Brown T. Bctchcr Agents.