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REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:

list. They much simpler in construction.
81. They much easier kept in order.
81. They require much less power to work them.
4th. They have cum ersome iron work about
them
9th. They make but little noise much less than any
other machine.
9Th. They do double the work with less power and
motion.
18th They have two useful guages which other
MAJ hines have.
Sth They have attachment which turns down,
folds and hens (any width) garments.
9th They have also binding attachment.
10th The sewing does not RAvEL.
1lth We teach persons to work machine success
fully and warrant them for any reasonable length
time, or years.
l2th. This machine will run one hundred days each
year, and last from 30 to 80 years.
There is a machine in st. Louis now, which has run
every day for i've years over 1900 days and
good the day 1t was started.
These machines will wear lifetime.
No better investment be made than to purchase
a WHEELER WILSON machine.
Having become settled in our ample rooms.
prepared to learn any person to operate machines
successfully, and without charge.
IAdies gentlemen and strangers are most respectfully
tendance at all times TO exhibit machines
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BOARDOF EDUCATION.

We are indebted to Col. BENTON, for an
early copy of his Report to the Board Of
Education. We have perused this Report
with u considerable degree of satisfaction,
not only because it is an able document, but
because its suggestions comedies with the
views we entertain and have expressed, in
regard to what the Board should and should
not do, with the present school law. By
this repor. We learn that the present system
is vastly more economical than the one it
superseded. In forty eounties-all that
have reported-the total amount paid to
County Superin.endents for the year ending
April LIST, 1889, was SIS, l06,90, while the
amount paid Commissioners the previous
year was $l4,257,55. The figures show
decrease in the annual expenses of the dis.
.ric,s of SAG 1854, and of $5l, 1925 in
the expenses Of the State under the new law.
Col. Benton has proved himself an efficient
officer, and we hope the Board will do itself
and the educational cause of the State JUS
tice, by retaining him in the office, be has so
ably, satisfactorily and efficiently filed.
ANEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The store-room next door to the Post Of |
fee, has been taken by Messrs. G. NJ. DoDoE
& Co., and by them filed with a very COM
plete assortment Of staple dry-goods, gro
ceries. crockery and stationery. In the line
of crockery and stationery, their assortment
is the largest and most varied ever brought
this high up the "Bis Muddy" They have
fine lot of printers stationery, which the
craft of this section might find to their ad-
vantage to examine, before sending abroad
for their supplies. Call at the "Museum
'fyou want anything in the line above men
toned, or if you have any wood, corn, wheat,
oats, pork, or other farm products, for sale.
u. N. D.. Il Co., also wish to purchase
County orders of the several counties on the
Missouri slope. See their advertisement, and
the' walk into their establishment, and have
aconfab with JOIN A. LAFrERrr, who will
snow you the wonders Of the " Museum. -
and induce you to "trade" if you are not
PROOF against tempting offers, and swimming
Ways"
ho pHo ol
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tn THE PCRLIC,

The undersigned having sold their entire stock OF
goods and retired from business in Council Bluffs, beg
to return their sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tonage they have received and cheerfuly recommend
to their customers, their SUCCESSORS Aessrs PARKS
4 ROBINSON, as business worthy Of the confidence
and patronage Of the public.
MOI. 10, ls5s.-tf. ToOTLE l. JACKSON.
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:. $2o,T5,Oo

1--WE call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Clifton House, Des Moines.-
OF this House the Des Moines Journal says:
"NIrs, NJ. A. HARDER has taken the house
formerly known as the "Walker House,
now the "Clifton''- has fitted the same
up as neat as new PIN" From our &c
ouaintance with Mrs. HARBER-and we have
known her for a number OF years-we have
no hesitation in recommending her House.
We will warrant satisfaction. Our urbane
and accommodating friend Longworth IS the
Clerk, and will discharge bis duties to the
entire satisfaction of all.'
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DISSOLUTION.

style Of l. X. ALDEN & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Alden withdrawing from tho
All notes and accounts due the said Arm must
be paid W c. James, who is alone authorized to col
lect the same l. X. ALDEN
Council Bluffs Nov 9Th, '69. W. C. JAMES.
The undersigned thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the late firm Of l. X. Alden
Co respectfully socits continuance Of the same at
the old stand No. Phoenix Block. - g.
Nov. 8, 1859. VIC. JAMES.
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CONyEYANCES OF REAL ESTATE.
STREET Il RIDER, Real Estate Agents, and
Investigators of Titles, report the follow
inc as the amounts of transactions in Real
Estate in the County, for the week ending
yesterday:
% Lots in Council Bluff. ...............Ss4so o 10
l76O Acres Land in Pottawattamie County,
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Reduced Prices !
And are acknowledged throughout Christen,iom to b
the very
B f S T NJ ACH n E S
EXtant for family use.

Tecre are forty thousand Of them in They
the only machines that viii answer every purpose
Every garment worn can be made on them. and We
assure all those who purchase that, with little
struclion all the drudgery sewing be done away
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rno,e 10 schom this parsgreph comes "e'"se'
" ,.t. notice, that the NosPARxIL ''4 DC no
s"' ,s,, TO their address, until "old 'eors'' arc
'0ny. ., ~. mean What ne soy, 80 you 'oiH please
'e ~. notice and gopern yoursslue' accordingly
H.rsattsr every subscriber '''H % "on"ea .;r.a
me for which he has paid for the paper Aa' e1p'e.
s,d the paper vi in no eass be sent tor longer
-:oS than paid for in adudnce. ss.s.....Es
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TAKEN UP.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

One stray OK, years old, black, three white spots
on the left side and two the right side. Can be
found at the farm house Peter Silz in this county
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~ The official vote of Minnesot elects
RAMSEY, (Rsp.) Governor. by 1888 MAORI
~.
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~ JOHN C. BREckINRIDGE has been
elected U. S. Senator by the legislature OF
Kentucky, to succeed the Hon. JOHN >.
CR1rrENDEN, whose term expires on the 4th
of March, 1861. Mr.. BIS term ~ Vice
President, expires at the same time, SO that
he will only step down from the desk of the
President Of Senate, and take his place on
the floor.
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COLONY.

all being in body, in the forks of the West Nish
nabotany River This land lies in sections T. and
H. 80 in Pottaw attamie county, and in sections A.
l5 81 g. 26, 81, IS, 90 81, 49, "a, and 49, 49, &c.
in Shelby county, mile north of Cutsnger's mill (near
Newtown,) miles south of the location of the M. NJ
X; miles north of the State Road to Des Moines
and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About u of it is
bottom, and n slope and upland with suhlcency of
timber, wewatered mulato SOIL and all arabic with
the exception Of some 80 acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeking
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold in
body. Terms easy. Jv2-nl3ul
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CyA telegraph line is now completed
and in operation to the Ozark Mountains,
distance of two hundred and eighty mil
west Of St. Louis. This is on the Butterheld
overland mail route, and is Designed to
connect with the line from San Francisco,
which is now finished upwards Of two hun
dred miles from the Pacific coast.
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1he&Teeklg Annparf'l.
r,o,< 70 whom this psrsgrepA comes "srse'

"A map of busy hfe' :,
ast oonoerns.'
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r~We have a Christmas Turkey that's
so-thanks to Messrs. PoRTERFIELD Il HEM.
More of the same sort can be obtained at
the Central Market, but perhaps not upon
the same terms. Itwould do no harm, dear
reader, to try 'em on. 6 White man very
oDsartain 20
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Gy-If any of our readers would witness
the operations of the best force pump ever
invented, they have but to visit J. NJ. PAL
aER, at No. 2 Palmer's Block, first floor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
INSTANTANEOUS.
OTATE OF N MINNESOTA. j
~ District Court. 5th District.A a.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ District Court, 5th District,| IS.
GOodhuc County.
In the matter OF the application Of 4. W
Hamilton TO be discharged from his debts as
On ins2lyent debtor.
TO the creditors Of r. W. Hamilton. u resi-
dent Oftlso city Of Red Wing. in said county -
You will please take notice that on the oath day
ofOctobcr, \. u. 1859. at tho city ayorcsaid, on
reading and filing .thes petition schedule and
affidavit, OF the said 4. w. Hamilton. for dis
charge from his debts as an insolvent debtor,
pursuant to tho provisions Of cha pter eighty
nine Of tho Rsvisetl STATUTES df s:iil State enti-
tied "Of tho rcl.ei Of insolvent debtors, an
order was made by the lion. n. NJ. Donaldson.
Judge OF tho District Court of the said Fifth
judicial District OF said State, requiring all the
creditors Of the said r.. w. .IInniiton, an insol.
vent debtor, to show cause, ii any they have.
before him, the said Judge, at his Chambers in
the town OF Owatonnn, in Steele county, III said
State, on the fifteen. h day Of }Fdbrliary "A. d.
1860, ut the hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF that day, why an ASST gnment Of the said in
solvents estate should not be made and he be
discharged from his debts pursuant to the pro-
visions of the Statute in such case made and
Provided-and that notice ofs,lch order be pub
!lshei, once in each week, Tor ten successive
weeks. previous to said I5tl. day of February
1850, in the following newspapers, &c wit: in
the Weekly Minnesotian. printed and published
at, St. Paul, the seat Of Government OF said
State OF Minnesota in the State Journal, print
&C and published ut the city ofMadison, seat o.
Gorerlmentt the State OF Wisconsin, and also
in the Red Wing Sentinel, printed and publish
cd in the county Of Goodhue Aforesaid.
Date,l Red Wing, Goodhue county, Minn.
the 29th day of Octobor,3 1853. aJ = !,'.,qg
- Hans MATTsON,
l7owl0 Attorney for Petitioner.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
Consumptiyes do not Despair {!

+ ~ AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TON, UNcAs BRANr, while a
Missionary among the In
dians Of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered u RARE
PLANT, that proves TO be q
certain cure for Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Conghs, Cslds,
&C.. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
5usines, he will send the
prescription aad idirocti,ns
for preparing tho lncdicin
ee1 c).urge to all who dc
sire It, and will scnd to his
agent, enclosed tive stamp,
C cents J, to pay the return
letter, with q description o
their symptoms. Tho Ole
|, Doctor secured INC 70 thar
5000. cases OF C,nsupspsio,
slone, and hopes all ami6t'
ed people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity
rs the Doctor Wishes to dt
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOVICE, -.
~ Ne, the subscribers, being appointed by
Hon. Probate Court tor the county Of Good
hue and State OF Minnesota, commissioners to
receive, examine and ADJUST all claims and de-
mands Of al persons against the estate Of Jobu
Greteman, deceased. and also oil claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six
months from the 25th day Of Noyembcr, inst.
being allowed by said court for the presentation
Of such claims, we do therefore give notice
ness Of our said appointment, at tho house ol
A. B. Miller, in thelcity lef Rel Wing, known
rs the Chi)lson House, on Saturd.y 3, tho dis,
day Of December instant, and on Saturday, the
9th day ct May, "A. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon o. each Of those days ~
Dated this & q day "a Of December, A: D. 1889.
l74w4 A. D. MILLER. CommlSsioners.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
STATE OF MINNESOTA, p.o,.
-G GOcDuNE COuSTY "a AHA1OO"go NouTt

=. GocDmuE CovsTr, -. In Probate Court
In the matter Of an application by the Admin
istrator of the estate of Amasa] Strceter for
an ex tension Of time tor payment OF debts, SC
On reading and filing the petition on oath of
A. b. Miller, administrator Of tho estate of
Amasa Strecte,, lato Of said county of Good
hue, deceased, praying that further time be
allowed for the settlement, of said estate ard
paym mt Of debts, it il ordered, that Saturday
the Sd day Of December, A. D. 1859, be, and
the same is hereby assigned, for the hearing Of
said petition, and that all persons interested IN
said estate appear before tho Probate Court
for said county, at tho Probate Office, in the
city Of Rod Wing, in said county. at ten
O'clock A. NJ. to show cause, if any there be,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should no,
be grained. SI4af ,zs..r.r'if In 80.
And tits further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to all persons intorestol in sail es-
tate Of the pendc.ey ofsaid petition and the
hearing thereof, by causing a copy Of this or,
der to be published in the Rel-W Wing Sentinel
a weekly newspaper; published in said county
OF Hoodhne, three consecutive weeks next prioj
to said lay Of hearing. -at-~.,A. -
Dated thea th day Of Nov. a. D. 1859. -
l7O-w3 ORRIN DENSMORE.
Judge ofeprobate fro Goodhuc conaty.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE.


NJ ORTGAGE SALE. ,r. attsT = sqal a.
1vl Default having bocn made in the contti
tion Of q certain mortgage coed, made, cxecu-
ted and delivered by Robert Fothorby, Of the
county OF Goolhue and State then Territory
Of Mlnncsota, to John Fling, oftho county aud
State aforesaid, which mortgage deed bears
date August goth, a. 4: 1851, and was recorded!
in tho office of the Register Of Deeds Of said
county, on tho 21St day of August, a..l. 1857
at 8 O'Clock p. IN. in Book 3 Of Mortgages, on
pagss S'4 and 305. ;!3 % t@fadi7aI!!iw /
Said mortgage deed was made to secure the
payment OF a certain pFomissory note signed
hy the said Robert Fotherby, bearing oven
date with said mortgage decd. for the sum OF
two hundred dollars, and due in two years from
the date thereof, with interest ut the ratio ol
our per cent. per month until paid. And
whereas there is claimed to he due on said
sum OF four hundred and eight dollars and
thirteen cents (4os.l3); and no suit or pro
ceedings ut law having been instituted to re-
cover the said debt 80 secured by said mort
gage deed as aforesaid, or any part thereof =
Now, theref0Fe, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance and by virtue OF the power Of
sale in said mortgage deed contained, and Of
the statute in such case made and provided,
the lands and premises described in said mort
gage deed, to wit: The~,northwest quarter
OF section twenty nine (29). in township one
hn:ldrel and twelve (ll2l, north Of range ssy-
enteen ~ west, containing one hundred and
in the said county of (3oodl,ue and Sta,o oi
Minnesota" will be sold ut public ;venduc, in
front Of che Court House, IN the city OF Red
Wing, in said county, on the 18th day of De-
cembcr, a. d. 1859. at ton O'Clock in the fore
noon Of that day, to satisfy the amount due on
said note and secured by said mortgage, aud
the costs and, expenses allowed by law. !. ! s,#
Dated: October Gath, 1853. -, +. ss,f
JOHN FLING.
j. DANIELS. f-st[iE r. Mortgagec. r
Atty for Mortgagec. l5atl
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
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EAFst Tern cAe!lp nees SepteRkeI 3D.. Ae5ea,d
e!osss neesmPeT 3 81, Second Term bsxipa. ~
sss saSasf aSrSk 11ts $
Exsmlnatiens 81 Iht'clsfe ofdae1lterfa! .S1aU
req Wing Haaslno noffaceessflcmitHe ipkerjesG
14innesete BY steges; s9d ftenaIsh and :.
saish eata nx md 1hs %oa9s 11yff gaaf I
es ven Il ny sthsr seat Of learning nj i 81 the
West. The Trustees -of Hamllne Univerxity
hate run therisk ola large outlay in supplying
corps ofexPsrie9fassd Teachers andssnfdentlys
s9assssss e ta sat
prorspt attention. adi .y-fo eIj ineifauosd1
= y. eeourse of study em4,raehs, lfentalfNi:d,
E49;sl sciePG4 and Fellss Letters. ,Gheni.tr1,,
,s' :, sas3syip .,;s snd vi5
teratnre Law; Modern Languages; Eng
l,sn Asads,aleaf ksaes e.a9s: 11'ist''H90 I;.Pd
/ III. extensive and thorough practica and
complete ;>cfa4iE1a's1d scisitf6a ua;.
Ladies admitted to al llelaeserin the University
Students completing tbe Law course receive
- .ss4se S,ExfENsEs. 80 Is5...o b.5s -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
YOMp,l1Ns sorrowfnllx holdin

roMp's1xs soiFrrowfally holding a
|'slow note" against Timkins, gladly
happened upon the latter, when .he, was
dead drunk; then put che note into
ITimkin's pocket and distracted money
enough to'pay ilrtul. When Ti,npkens
awokc to consciousness, he took out, as
was Wont, his wallet to find how much
mQney he was out. Finding his purse
almost eMpent$; lie sth,aderetl; { 4 Y
GLOW i'll thnn'lcr did spend all my
money!" a4.lAsa
You paid off that note I held" "ans-
|wereltTombkins iGf aift s48H i,Ti
Lightning"' muttercd old IT,, stow
ing away his wallet. 'flsot-gut whisky
will make a man do anytning.',a q II
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

II, OR s A L f..
u One good second hand o.. Wagon.
One good secondhand Wagon with polo for
two horses and ono pair Of shehs for horse
Also one good siIorse, with oncsdouble= =har-
Tho above property will be sold very cheap,
in lots to suit, and pay taken in Wheat, or
Oxen, Cows, or other stock; Appl{y, {,I;c, q
November sth, lssA. fs'l7o-w4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
TFTTN'T % ~ : ( \
From, the N. Y. Musical Wo..u.h ~
T So
By BLANCHE D'ARTOIs.

When the waves Of life are bitter, l :
And the pillows rolling high, y
And no stars above US glitter,
sacre Marie, hear our cry y a,,s5
BY thy Son, who reigns in glory
BY the Saints who now adore thee
BY the bleeding hearts i,efore thee,
Rosa Mys;ica, we cry.
When the things Of time prove anguish 3,
And we'd lay US down to die, rs r.
And for spirit food We languish, Y4a
Sacre Marie, hear our cry! jloGu
BY thy Son. who reigns in glory.
When the sands Of lif. are calling
And deaths film o'erspreads the eye,
Anil Our latest prayer is wailing,
Sacre Marie, hear our cry! a.gy,Tra
BY thy Son:iwflo lroigns in glory
BY the saints who now adore thee
By the bleeding hearts before thee,
g,I IRoYa Mys;ica, We cry.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
RAILROADS. .fMaifia
1889 u 1859,

1EAslo q }. !, 10 r,'!5. 8. j
! = 9.ti}522 ii anib9sIH Ev ,aen'tpH lsol.s
La CROSSE and milwaukee Ra,iroad
81 ,tods gel sid a1toie hns !,r8w iosd yieaFb
q WITH IT'S CONNECTIONS,
81 .'oa.f * ~ i4I
Forms tie shertsat, qAickest: and only Direct
2 9W Toledo, iRittsbdrnh, q New, fork,toa = :
% hsfa9.' 'Bpstqn, ard 81 points q, I.)ar I,l.,l
...sa. East and South. - ''''s.
Two Expreas Trains daily (sunlaE except
mc2nine sTn @ and evening Boats from stsPaul; pon-
noctinE at wankee with atheI Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains on
The Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad. i2oHtfaa
The Minnesota Packet Compalny's Steamers
milwaukee,, 1tasQa and tDeean .Wave. leave st
rsSl sXs.y %orSing (satHrdays exeee1
Frain:o Eaa 70 sidi III hazeHqrasan i ti1e
Passengers ene By b;thtt that train VIII arrive ut MIL
wa,ikee at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty sMinuies in advance ofsthe Prairie du
Chien Route! and at Chicago at 2.15 same ut1
|ternoon; four hohrs and thirty minutes in, nd !;
vance Of any other ~ 1Ioute!! !.
The Steamers Kew CITY. Grey Eagle. / North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era,
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting ii
La Crosse, with the + ApM. train next ,n.orn;
ing aIf 6gyf 49,.
Passengers by that train iar!iye in Milwau:
kcc at 2.8O p. NJ. eighteen hours in advance OF
the Prairie au Chien route, and in Chicago, at
"A AkSor nnv ~ S,4'- &
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES, {a1
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents Of
the Prairie dn} Chien route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less to Chicago sthnn4by the Prairie du
Chen route, us they are false, and only made
to deceive the travelling lblic.
The .facts arc that tho La Crosse rqxte ia
Milwaukee is Sc miles tho shortest. and co
Chicago, ii 80 miles the shortest, and 81 mics
less River Travel. 4.,9. if,}s4l; ,.s9a r.ss5sy 3
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
eH Baggage checked from La Crosse to
Ghicago, suspension Dtldgo, ,DostoA a1So NeW
York.
#N No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee OF
Chicago. st,s. {,a.} lt.e.5..,..-,f. ~
~ Ask for Tickets via LII Crosse, and by
No other. 'hl. i5-lif ,!E4irGaW tts zar Il
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
cavine La Crosse at 12.O5 Am.
~ Tickets tor sale by 49,, Ii:g .fJi
!4rs ,2ra3g MESEROLE & McLAREN, s;i
Agents at Rcd Wing.
I. G. GEORGE. Local Agent, St. Paul Gis
JOHN CHAMDERLA1N.f Ira Yelling Agent
W. w. WILSON,
]'A .A'l @!1 Gen. N. w. Agent:
May 2s, 49, sis.afyr .,. #. l47tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

A young man from the rural districts
advertised for alwife. He received
answers from eighteen husbands, in
forming him that ne could have theirs.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
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