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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Indanoa Flanders. from Brzos Santiago 22d inst
to de Goconra-!st dist. = =
Steamship Mexico. Talbot New York 18th inst TO 4,
Harris-Ist district. ' "
Ship Hsideberg Rodswad from Havre, Aug 4th Baxter
sehr Peter Novel; Wate.s from Tampico 18th inst to Pras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Gen Rusk, Dennison from Galveston via sabip,
Pass, to Harris-Berwick's Bay.
Arrivals at the CnrnndaIet Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

Leaves every MONDAY athP. NJ
. ~ Rh GhLAR MONDAY PACKET
l@AA5EI1rsS The new steamer Lncy HOlc0mbe
"e4. White, master, will leave for lionaldsonviiie,
RlvtE Ianan, Fort Ada%s Natchsz Wwerproof Rodney,
B-nd Pitchers Point and Carolina Landing For freight or
passage apply on board,
VIRGINIUS C. DENNTZEI,.
seq u Advertising Agent.
Gen. Quitman. ~ p " s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26
Passengers.


By Capt Taboo Of the steamship Mexico the ed inst 80
York, for this port.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

Leaves every SATURDAY AZ O'Clock.
~ REGULAR GRANDGULFPACK-
laAKRki ct, in connection with The steamer Natchez-
The new splendid passenger packet COmet.
Reubin sleade master will leave above for Grand CUT st.
Landing Bayou Snra Hudso Bs Rouge Plaquemine
and all intermediate landings. For freight oc
passage apply on board. - .
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
sel2 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

Leaves on TUESDAY, September 81 at s p M
81 Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railtoad Line
with The Illinois Central and At st. Ie ~
with the Ohio and Missi sippi Railroad The
nne regular passenger packet A. Il. Lacey Geo
Taylor MASTER will leave for St. Louis ali ipeedist.
landings above For freight passage apply on bard
this steamer. - VS. ~ p'"e'u"'s' VI
H1-No berth considered engaged until paid for,
plan Of the cabin be aud ststeooma sscn,.s
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street Of
numerical Place. -f ee'' e"'nof VI
sb,v steamer will take freight for Mempb yick,
burg EatcbeS and all the Bends and will nav srrt anon
to all way and plantation business ~ s''"
vIkGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
Ap.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-26

Uct0IET T.. p. NJ,
st Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
,ff% FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTTNG AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central at ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Ralroad-The
hne regular passenger packet city OF M EN-
Konnts. master, will leave for and All inermsa,
ate landings above For freight through tickets 10 all
poi u.s. North, East or West apply board ~ "
this steamer. W. Wa ~ fN.A"A'' Vi
19- NO berth considered engaged until paid for,
plan Of the cabin and saterooms secursd
BY applying at the CJmpanys office Camp street corner
Commercial Place. - f .s' -''1et VI
=, y-Ihs above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Ma ches, Vcksbur and all Bends and will strct AZ
tention 10 all way and plantation business, 80 ~ "
V1RGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
SEE, Advertising Agent.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
,lUOLLEGE&., /,
aa aHAMLllvE h., UNIVERSITY.
ta2szs y.rb .aaot s2a1, d fitTec 4 tloi3
RED WING WING C : MINNESOTA M1NsN,,4Elsorl j

saea bias 10 ,FACU LTY Yb"a g,@o.a n
Rov. Is. F:!CRXnY, ID. D.-Prcsidcrt, an !
Pro fcssor Of entail aud oral ecisLte, .,
Bellies LettrcS. s'i9. :. .to=ttt = =. i'tl. III
/. Roy: r.. E. RowAHps, a. M.--Profssor ei
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature;
II: B.. W!ILsox, ~: N. .-Professer OF Mathss
funtics md Natural Science. ~ a.ll'3s '.1.; =,
Rev. PErER AKERs, D. d. Professor OF Bib
zeal Literature. tF W - ftst.3 II
i CHAsLEs NJ CLuRE Esq.-Profcsso, Of Law >.
kev. MAX MoHAus-Profes elect )of Mod
crn Languages. = ~ EliF 23" no
Miss sExxA K. sonlx -Prsccptrcss: and Teach
or If English Branches.
= PRor EssoR .EEBlcm-Tcachcr Of Music.
@.. TERMS AND VACATIONS.
FIRST Term commences September I'd, 1883.
closes December I'd. Second Term begins D>.
cember 9TH. closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1889. closes June l6th.
examinations at tue close ofcach terra. q
9fMinnesota BY stages. and from tho North and
south by the river. 1t is U place where the
health and morals of Students will BE- guarded
as we'll as at any ether scat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees Of lIamlino University
: corps Inexperienced teachers andconildentl,
Task = patronage Of this part ofthe Northwest
Lett, edirected to, tie President willreseiv,
pro, pt attention. 80 g'q. .,,.,,.. If.
r; Q course Of study embraces Mental ant
Mo 4 Science; O. and ;:cllss Letters, Chem;:try
ic. Surveying and: Civil Engineering; Gree;
fatI j Latin Languages: Hebrew and Bib!ica
Ccruture Law; Modern Ian .uuges; Eng
lish Lan9"nge and Literature; Primary AN
Academical course. 1-,. st.- -i., t'Ss'' E.
III; sst.n;ise and
4 Ladics admitted to llclasscsint the Univcrsit
j Student. completing the Law course rccei<
lthc degree Of Bachelor 0f Laws. Il
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

conEs,lN,;ANp SUIT 4! TsiEiDooH.
oh Z! do not, stand 50 long outside,
Why need sou. y 80 shy?
The peoples eyes are open, John,
..) ;As'they are passing byt-A ll&&
You cannot tell what they may think,
They've sa;d strange things before;
And il you wish 10 talk awhile,
4. Cosas il and shut the door J. '~A1H-
Nay, do mt ~, /" No, thank you, Jane,
With such . bashfal smile; i HI,
You said when ladies Whispered No."
They meant Yes" all the while !
: hyfathes too, will welcome you, !
told you that before .,., 4
1t doesn't look well standing here ,
Come in and shut the door!
You ,..y e; n..I nn.... answer va: you .
. o .ifo, vhattyon said Last right:
! heard your question in the dark,
Though, on it in the light;
And now my lips shall utter what
My heart has said bofore.
Yes, dce!vst, 1-bot stay awhile
CoNe.in!and shut the door!
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
THE OLD ESTABLISHED

D r Z .
ROUTE TO THH EAST ET
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galcna
and Chicago Railroads. nir,
Trains leave Duuleitb morning and evening
upon arrival Of tho Railroad Packet
from ST. Paul, cunning thro' II
wITH0UT CHANGE OF CARS
Making direct conne~tio1s with all, Of the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New. York.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, .Boston, ~
And al cities and towns throughout the East
j-s% and the Canadas. E}ioyr1
T@S EE-PING CARS
Are rum upon all Night Trains. an advantage
not enjoyed BY any competing route
checked through from Dunleish to
a'Ne at='F5 all points East:
PAssExeEas wishing to 20 through without
80 delay; should rnlchssff ~,
THROUGH TfCKfrSe VIA DUNLrlTH
Faro as low rs by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and infrmation, apply
1T the Union Railroad and Steamboat
Ticket Omces..
.1g- .5a55, Ics.I IL r. s. GOODWIN, ss.z
W.rP. JOHNSON 1 GenA Weyt'n Agent.
Genu Pass Agent. Chicago, ,e5.,.fs5 yrSrr~
ta III 80 HESEROlE 4, NolAREN,;.a
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door 10 Me-
CfOpOIlCon dOleI. -. 81 = -ysts4.5es-r
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
By NED BuNrL1NE,

The first chapters will be published in the
mu'nHer or Til. MERCURY for Saturday. Janu-
iary 7th:'lstO: Now il thc time =" subscribe
rnK New YoRk .sltRouRY is sold by qull news
su5scribersis il is. regularly matted every Satur-
day morning for 81 y, year; threo, copies, Tor
s5; eight cSpic. for @is, vi h an extra copy
;ireo to- tl,e gctter-up',t the ciyb. Six months'
subscriptions resolved -ilr.yr nbite .plsi~ls
tie "anses u s.:.r r .t...tc~. C,".ty. s"d 4&ste.
We take the notes Of al! slesie pa.yisg b.nk.'
.dva,'ce. .ga,a EztT Specimen Copies svnt tree, to
all applicants. -, ,;9..,,,- 100 yrs rri ~,
Address iii letters and rcmittances, post
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Proprietors Of, tho Now York Mercury
l:5 sstpruce strsot. New York City.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
IOW A RD ASS SO,CIA TION
PHIlAN pflla

a Benevolent Institution eatabli- he'd by spcc-
,ul Endowment, fr tho Relief Of tie Sick
and Di trcsscd, afflicted with Virulent aud
Epidemic Discusses, and especially tor tho Curt.
Diseases Of tho Sexual organs.
Ac:ingSur2css,. to all who apply by letter with
description OF their condition, aee. occupation
habits Of ii q. &C.. and in case OF ext. emo pov
erty. Medicines furnished free ofcharxe.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopermatorhea,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs. and u,
the NEW REMEDIE Is employed in the Di,ren;
sss ts;as s.nl 10;
AID. .ss.. DR. j. sRfLt.lN ,nouGITUN.
Acting .sii4gcan; AowsiM Association. No =
South Eiatt i f9eEsst, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order ., me .psq ressGrn. a;poI ssi,s. I
"hLL' rres', ssT .to..o .sriv s.s
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
D U L. IF 1Isv T III e. b LgO OD.
Il --LD O. w - tH :nl
Veg etable? Life'ePills
q i>N 's''2 Am ~ "H?Ds' GSEs
PHE NIX, BIT TIE RS,

The high and .envicd celebrity which these
Prc-em!ncnt Medicines have ucqnired for their
invatiAtils: ctAcaet In al the diseases which
they profess 70 cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of putting net on'y unnecessary, but
unworthya"f them. 4 hey are known by their
f,"it* their good works testify for them. and
81 IN ALLCAsES OF .4>f6n,a, .icut< nd Ctro.-
&c A'Aeumttisp, :!fee<tss # nths rBiadaer ani
ki!neus, Bi71ims fesers and Licer Ltnn9,uiu,s.
In tho South and West, where these diseases
prevail, they will be found Invaluable. Plant
ers, Farmers. end others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them.
/. Dyspepsia.--Nop person with this Distress
ing disease *houl: clay using t.ese m.dici.cs
Immediately: Ernptt NJ. + IT, Skin. Eyst,elas,
f!atu'eney, ferer md -4que. For this scourge
OF the Western country these medicines will be
found 2 .afe, speedy, and certain remedy. 9th
er medicines leave the System subject to re-
turn OF the disease "a cure BY these medicines
il perm enent.a rRr irafn, 81 AArlsvlED, AND
BE CURED. ia -ofGG2 q 9fu,g1 5ia ahC4s: - /
Mr,cntial Diseascs.-Never fails to Grad
icate entirely al' tho effects OF Mercur, inf
ton of Sursnparila.
A'gM Sutots: Aerr"us tb;lay, Nerrcvs Csn-.
p!ui"ts Il al kinds. t,yantc <ideeti>ns, Pulpitu-
ts>n # tie Leut, Punt re III l;...
P.'e>.-Thc original proprietor Of these
medicine5 was cured OF Piles Of Is Years stand
ing by theln*o Of those Tito Medicines alone.
''"t'H & q: all kinds n.e effcctna:iy expelled
'y these Medicines. Parents will do we'll t.,
/" III mister them whenever their existence is
suspected. EeIicf will hc certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PH9NIx BlTTERs
Purify the blood, and TINS remove all discas,
from the system. A single trial will place the
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX B1TTERS beyone.
tho reach Of competition in the estimation ot
every patient. ~ SOLD by
|g1, s7ss lis. WILLIAM p rMOFFATs
sa5 Broadway, cor, Worth. St., New York, and
by all Druggists. l7S-ly
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
| II y$PRO.S12 ECILISEE.. /. y,
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hore IN extensive course Of instruction in pras-
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"a Some day it will he found that to
hringIup man will, genial nature.
. good temper, and y happy frame .,f
mind, is = greater effort than to per
teet himzil, G',.a..y accomplishments. 4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

Nc children .now-a.1lays. z,4\ll out
children ,are men, and all our men arc
IHHsQe"' 2'3I j. -,t~4--s
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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Of business as conducted in Banks, Counting
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in this department: and to receive instruction
in this important branch yf the course. fl. m
the able: acco,: plcsl,ed AID learned Professor.
at ths School Z; and it affords us much gratif-
catio" to be enabled to offer them these xx-
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
.ss5o:a 1saRAlLROAD&!y2 .o.o
Ia5a: &ll4 q 1859.
81 EA:s ONO ;, F.:1's F'.',l 3 SO: 49,, 49,,

- .. : -. \! NJ ;, '''a...s
\ SSEAs a. '.t'' ONO y Fls F''l ii se:.:s:. 0 ::;5
~yx8} .! ybns.t) THE sd, .eosl ,..s.-.
Ia tcrssseH'a aal '1fiswasktemRatlssaA
.t;pg:aatt s!i luinaIisi a!tt &c aesiiei
NJ WITH IT'S coNN1or1o1ts, aoos
'aTi 7iD bi.G .se57 T5jf1 zzgG HE8s s9iA.o
Forms tie shortest, qaictsst. :sh4 aAsj tDstses
.sekeuss 70 ;AIlxaukes. Chicago :1DstrotsC,
E5H to'sqc. ns:,as r,itsbn1e 2 y AsN, ,8eFk,fds
sang Ell :na III soueS 81 PS'aEeeu sdr
a.T5iIHT.s61 q tod I'd isssi
Two Express Train. sa.ily ( sdnd.ys except
3D. leave LII Crosse ,oas tho o,u}rivaE oE the
morning and evening" boats fso5Nft. Raul;oo
Meeting at Mlvahkee with The .Qetssit and
:ss1 .ss on
The Ainnesots Packet Compaly's steamers
Milwaukee, .leascs snd Ocsan Wave, leavs St.
It Il Crosse With tie la.0k 4. II.
A'"'1 A''e1'. zaaY YzI
Passengers BIZ that train will arrive at MIL
waukee at 80 same orning; sever hours. and
thirty minutes in advance Of the Prvir;S du
CHEN Route! and at Chicago at; s.lS sane .f-
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes IN ad-
vance OF any other route u .'.,s' 3a' A'i'@
The stssmsrs1 Key City. Grey Eagle. North
ern Light, N.rthefn Belle and Golden ERA.
leave St. Paul every afternoon, oennectine at
La Crosse, with the s A. u. train nekt morn
ing.:iff ~ ,sH7f 7sS7 e 5sa faT -
-. 5...t a.7sse5 jDt .!.s;.sa,
Passengers BY that train arrive in Nilvau.
kee Ct $50 z. y eighteen hcure IN redvapep Of
me frair's e Chen route, and IN Chicago. as
lSlT = - ':il: ~. e:aes2 =Sd ans
TWELVE HOURS IN ApyAKcrs 81; Or; AL
OTHER ROUTES, " 80.
AND NO NIGHT. TRAVEL ON THE CARS I
Beware Of statement. made By the 'say seente Of
the Prairie du Chien route claim,ile That tho
distance BY The La Crosse 1ent49 II only i,ine
miles M less 20 Chicago than BY the R1sirisdu
Ghiea ronte: as they are false: and onlr .nbds
to deceive the travelling P1hlSe. ri ..r,.,
The facts are .hat the La Cios:eI Itd1.t rodut. ia
Milwaukee is s6 miles the shortest and to
Chicago is 80 miles the shortest, and ~ s,iles
less River 'Irevei.:a ii7c a.if 'siiie-.a fiss7sd
Fs'.E a9i3#7 i:3i.;-H IN ~, fsrsz -.aiS hi
FARE AT ALL TINEs AS LOW AssBTANY
OTHER ROUTE. sf9;.t
- Baggage checked from La Crosse 70
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
|, ~ No Omnibus charges In :Milw.ukees OF
lCh:.ago. ~ ggaat-aE Is: 81 In: rio
Is Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and BY
n other. a.
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
eavin2 La Crosse at l2."5 AM. 25;.1eT'h
a Tickets tor sale by ~ s. Ytari =
-. hta.. MESEROtEf& ,McLAREN.
.,-.. Agents ut Kcd Wing.
| I: g: GEORGE. Local Agent, St. Paul
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Tra Yelling Agent.
w. W. WILSON, -
| l..5gE5 - ~ :w Gen. N. W. Agent.
May es, 'ss. o--''".t - i47tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
IS + 4 c 4 \ l. N OTTO +!
lllin ois Centr'l Il u lire u 4.

g + 4 c I a l. N OTTO E!
lllin ois Centr'l Railroad.
.;ss fstr -. Passengers going to - a....-,-
ST. LOUIS, ALTON, Rock ISLAND
Qu1ScY, - FuL7ox, KANSAS,
Sr. JosErn, MExru1s, NEwOx:xAxs
BURLINGTON, LEAvENwonTu,
Or any point on the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, should purchase s-trfe,
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLElTH.
And save from - to 4s hours over the River
-,, Routes.
gr-g- Passengers for - E..-tl
1SD'AsAPoL1s, LOUISVILLE. C,xcrxxAr,,
CoLuxEus, ZASEsvlLLE, NEw.sYcRk
DAYTON, WmEEE1ss, BAL1moRE.
and PHlLADELpuIA. ....,-i
Should purchase through tickets via Dunlcith
and Pcnu
Elegant Stepping Cars k1n on Night 7. aims.
Baggage checked to al, important points,
Fare always Us low as by any First Glars
Route. rH.& ..IC 4. Isf'T
Trains leave Dunieith, aa'
s5,eO A. M. 5,15 P. N.
For through tickets and information, apply
lat the UNION RAILROAD OFFICE, next
MEsEROLE s McLAKEN,
W. P. JOHNSON. GenI Pass AR. -.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNl.
DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS:
F4r3& Inland Navigation.

6'Af'3 q 104aoo NavlEatlou.
Risks accepted 1T terms consistent with so vency
r7a~ .gESG- and fair profit. j7'5 :.
Especial attention gircn to Irsuromce o:
BUILDINGS antl Contents, far tsr"ss q
enc TO- fee years. ,l.i,.-,s.- .,-.,
The solid ssrxicc lo3g and successfully tried.
and the many advantages the Atna Insurance
Company possesses in its line. should not b.
owe looked by those ready {" insure and un-
dcr-tnn!ing their b:st interest,". -sJ-
During stringent tincs'' the necessity for
reliable lnsurane. becomes an imperative ':uty
tho ability Of property owners to sust lin
loss being then much lesscncd. ~
Agcucies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay. by any of the duly authorized agents Of
tho Company. So .. rs.7S - /,
Busin"as attended TO acith D;spa;ch and H.
.'9 delity. .l.,. T. ~
" ARl;EN BRISTOL, Agent. ~
1e2-ms :,ra ~ Red Wing, MINI.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

Thu %cw volumo of the NEW YORK WEEK.
~ IILUS'rRx xfTED SGOLDEN PRIZE will
commonre Ian. lat, 1889. The foliowlne, are
the namcs os ! a LIeruti whose productions vii!
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Tho vcaf: 3 = IS - J. =
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: q. ~. NJ. REYNOLOS. Of London, -. -
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L,RENCli CHOCOLATE. a superior article
l. Fcrrale ut. .KEl1ooa's, DRro STORE.
7 OOKlNG GLASS PLATES. Of al sizes. at
II l7ly' kELLooa's DRUG STORE.
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PR Os PECTUs FOls 1850

~ Specimens sent gratis.; 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

and in place Of the silly by Goat any one Of a.
numerou. BEARDED young men OF the day, sex, ~
in a door mat. would h,ve been nearer ~ rssll.,r
Blu, vsg oU, thou foolish old world in thine o.,
wey. We ,h.Il not hDg re Duke the for The -,
son and our letters draw bear toeir close. n.
Summer is passing away. Eheu hos m,ny Slns
m.r.. ard Iow many good thing, are gone VIA
,b.m' Must We see the ast of thI. one to Wal
TRIErSE, let us t,ke courage, aud stand By eli
other mn al is over, when shall return 10 sota.
and the Roman Emp.rors, add yea 10 the eel.s,.
inc Of all Democratic candidates, aud general NJ.
ting down of sin.