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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
HALlNZZNE UNIVERSITY
RED WING mINNEsoTA,i.. 3.
F A CnI,T ~

FACULTY. Y.hghi.nreggE N
Kew. Is. F. CRARY, D. D.-PresideEt, and
Professor Of entail and oral scitnte, ara
Bellies Lettres. Z. s.rsEIg' - ..4a.t 7,g--G.4
e1ssx Rsx: e. E; F: 3 3EoTAHDs, A. M.1lProts..er et
IL: T. WILSON, A. M.-Professsf OF Mathe-
matics and Natural Science. a.- =, od.g
hev: PETER AKERs, d. D. Professor Of Bib
heal Literature.
CHARLES NJ ,CLuRE Esq.-Professo, Of Law..a
Rev. MAX MoHAUs-Professor elect )of Mod;
ern Languages. - ...a 90
Miss EMMA K. .Sokm-Preceptress and Teach
er ct English Branches. .,.;.-:- -.,, -
PROFESSOR R.4EEB1cn-Teacher Of Music,
TERMS AND VACATIONS. b.
closes December Cd. Second Term begins D<:''
cember 9Th; closes N arch 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1852. closes June 10th.
Examinations at the close Of each term. ,
@ Ked Wing is easy of access from the interior
OF Q minnesota by stages. and from the North and
South ny the river. 1t is u place where the
health and morals of Students will be guarded
as a.! we'll as at any ether seat Of learning in the
west. The Trustees Of Ha,nllne University
nave run the risk Of T. large outlay in supplying
corps OF experienced teachers. and confidently
Lett directed to tie President will reSeive
prol pit attention.
~ course of study embraces Mental and
MO u Science: and 6el1es Letters, Chemistry,
an Natural Philosophy Mathematics, Mechan.
lc' surveying and Civil Engineering; Greek
a. Latin Languages: Hebrew and Biblical
J. J ;e1ature Law ). Modern Languages Eng
l,sn iLangnage and Literature Primary and
Its extensive and thorough practical and
complete classical and scientific. -. -
Ladies admitted to allclassesin the University
students com pleting the Law course receive
the degree of Bachelor Of Laws.
EXPENSES. ~.
Boarding, 80 per week. Tuition, Primary
preparatory: 5000 I'd Class, 81, 90 Collegiate,
Slo,oo; Law, $1,000 per term. Modern Ian.
gnages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Piano.
sl4,oo: Painting or Drawing, $500. Oil Paint.
1ng: $500. ood, lights und other incidentals
heap. o1O5v
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The Eclectic College of Medicine.
CINCINNATI. ONO


>HE SPRING SESSION Of 1859 will commence On
wednesday. the 9Th Of February and contin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorourh conrsa
OF Lestures will be given, occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, and with am
PIE Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos-
ptal.
). f.. st. JOHN, NJ. D.,
I1o1essor OF Anatomy anil Physiolopv.
). JUDGE, NJ. H.,
-: HOWE, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Surgery.
Z. II: CLEVELAND, NJ. D..
Professor OF Materia Medica ard Therapsut utias.
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. D..
rro1essor OF Medical Practice and Ps.aoloxv.
n. BUCHANAN, ". d.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
>, JOHN KING, M. D..
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Woman
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be tn. ..u.
az heretofore, viz z:--Matriculation. 1s.o0-
Tuition $50 90. Demonstrator's Ticket. AZ a.
Every Student /, required to engage in dissec-
ton one session before graduation.) Gradus-
alton, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hosn;t.i.
(optional) $500.
II The h Lestsre. Rooms are ,ewly finished: neat
College Hall, Walnut street). where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for tho session may be obtained fthe
Dean cfthe Faculty. at hie Office. No. l18 Smith
Street, or Of Prof. C. H. CLEvxLAxp, &craerv
eft1s Faculty, NJ. 1sS Seventy street: ne.r Elm
10sy JOHN KING, NJ. D.. Dean.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
! KISS AND I'rs CONSEdlJENf,Es


r. Blizzard" Californian, relates the fol-
lowing, in all epistle in which he cnlcavors to
prove -anI d'eS--that ''anvbody con write
poetry II is q, gem something after the man
ner Of Poe's Raven--only more so ! 80 .
Said I, '"my pretty miss, ..z,s, w..
Let me have little kiss
And ! reye'ed in the bliss, y g,yry-fy
Hich and meller. -
Just help yourself to more;;''
Said she, tripping DER the Goor,
And backing toward the door
ss.ga or the cellar.
never saw the trap
Till ! fell through it ".kerslap.''', 81. =, Il u
And 20" should have seen me- '.drap,:
Through the hole. ~
Full twenty feet fell T/}Is
How struck cannot tell
But sent up such yell,
On my soul, - Z .a-.S
That the girl thought I was dying,
And at once set up crying
For the old man. who wrs trying,
Not far off,
10 mend broken pump.
lie turned, ana with Jump
Cleared shed, and tumbled plump
In trough!
But what has this to do
With the stony, which is true
AS the gospel, old or new?
With hop .s.
Ho came up, inquired the m,tter,
Whence the screaming and clatter?"
He had half mind to rap her
On the top
OF her head. She meokly pointed
Down the steps, where I, diSjointed
Lay, with grease and mud anointed,
On tho floor.
"Blizzard" mp those stairs was carried,
Quite month there blizzard" tar"ied,
In two months was "Blillard" married;
Nothing more
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
TAKE 1T.

During the last was, a Quaker, was
on board an American ship, engaged
in close Combat with an enemy. lie
preserved his peace principles calmly
until he saw stout Briton climbing
up the vessel by rope which hung
overheard. Selling hatchet, the
Quaker looked over the side of the
ship and remarked: Friend, it thee
wants that piece of rope, thee may
have it," when, suiting the word to
the deed, he cut off the rope, and the
poor fellow went down to his watery
home.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
AVOIDING THE RESPONSIBILITY

AVOIDING THE RESPONSIBILITY
Brother Noel was sore troubled, at
the scandal Brother Crulnp brought
upon himself by drinking too much,
and especially regretted the injury ii
brought to society at Sharon. So one
morning he stepped over to Brother
Crumps and found the old man in a
doze in the little porch.
Won't you take dram % asked
Brother Crump, as soon as he was
made aware of the presence of his
neighbor.
Why, yes; I'm not agin' a dram
when body wants it," '.~.r
Brother Cru'np got the bottle, and
the friends took a dram apiece.
- "Don't you think, Brother Noel"
said Crump, that sperits is bles-
sin 90
"Yes," replied Noel, 'sperits is a
blessin' that some OF us abuses"
" We'll, now; Brother Noel, who do
You think abuses the blessin' p
I" Well, it is hard to say.--but pco-
pie talk---don't you think that you
drink leet1e too much, occasionally,
Brother Grumpy" Z : Z w
" 1t is hard to say" returned Broth
er C~mp.! Sometimes I've thought
was drinkin' too much, and then
again I've thought maybe not. What
is man? a weak aoorruns Of the dust!
So left it TO the Lord to say whether
| was goin' too far in sperits. put
the whole 'sponsibility on Him l
prayed eff I was drinkin' too much,
for him to take away my appetite for
sperits. I've prayed that prayer three
times, and he hain't done it---so I'm
clear of the 'sponsibility, any way"
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
WIT AND WISDOM,

- Empty headed people are gener-
ally happy; cork always floats.
Much smoke kills live men and
cures dead swine.
Why are hoops like an obstinate
man? Because they often stand out
about trilles.
Free Bank;ns,-Afakins particu-
larly free with the funds of deposi,ors.
The end Of too much cold meat
is mostly broil.
To prevent fish from smelling in
the summer-cut their noses off.
Under loug dress ycu have a
perfect right to suspect there lies hid
large foot :.. d.
Most single women are woiting
maids. 81 ....
-"John, did you ever bet on a
horse race?'' "No; but I've seen
my ais Bet on an old mare.'
W. is the birth Of an infant
like the re.ct of Lucknow? Because
the expect: succor has arrived.
"Ma, I want sled. Can have a
sled, maj" "Ask your father" II
don't like to ask him, ma "Why,
what nonsense. Ask him. "No,
ma; you ask him; you've known him
tho longest"
"A cobweb marriage is thus no.
ticed by one Of our exchanges:
"Married last week, John Cobb to
Miss Kate Webb" ss.ss
Their house will undoubtedly be
full Of Cob-Webs.
-"Och, she was jhcwel ov q
wife," said Pat, mourning over the
loss Of his better half; "she always
sthruck me wild the soft end OF the
mop"
"A young lady having rebuked, in
= sharp and sudden manner, cox
comb who annoyed her, he could only
says, pray, Miss, do not eat me-"
Bein no fear" she replied, 81 am q
Jewess."
-"Say, Pomp, you nigga, wha'
you get dat new hat:"
"sWliy, at de slop, ob course" {
s"What am esprice oh such an ar
ticle as dat %
II don't know, nigga, l don't know,
de shop keeper wasn't dar."
"Charley," said a father to a son,
while they were working in \ saw-mill,
"what possesses you to associate with
such girls as you do? When I was
Of your, age, could go with girls of
the first cut. ~ 81: %
"Thc first cut is always a slad,"
~'id the son, as he assisted the old
an in rolling over log.
- They tell story Of Yankee
:ut in Arkansas, whose wife, few
weeks after marriage, gave birth to a
.nulatto. The husband went at once
to lawyer for counsel. It's plain
case," said the attorney, eve will
make out the papers at once, and ob-
tain you a divorce" "That isn't what
I'm AFTER" sal | the Yankee; II want
to know who is to own the nigger.''
Col. Dick Nash demanded a cross
grained old Ala, planters daughter:
Squire, my business to-day is to
ask you for your daughters hand.''
"Itis, is it? What, you marry my
gal? Look here, young man, leave
my premises instanter, and it. ever you
set foot here again, I'll make my Mig
gers skin you. Marry my daughter !
You"
Nash had left; he saw that the old
gentleman was angry. After getting
off to a safe place, he thought be
would turn and take last friendly
look At the home Of his To- { idol, wien
he espied the old man busy shoveliug
ny his tracks from the yard, and throw
ing them over the fence
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
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18 9. E9&EzZazzlz7sEI:Ea 1859.

hAlLHOADN.
l8 9. ~ 80 1859.
g EAsON OF ls.5 g.. .
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La Crosse and Milwaukee. Railroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS,
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago Detroit,
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York,
Boston, and all points
East and South.
Two Express Trains daily (Sundays except.
!ed.) leave La Crosse Oh the arrival Of the
morning and evening boats from St. Paul con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, 1tasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
Paul every morning, (Saturlays excepted, )
connecting at La Crosse with the 1906 A. NJ.
Train. '
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee at $50 Same morning, seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance Of the Prairie du
Chen Route! anil at Chicago at 2.l5 same ut-
ternoon. four hours and thirty minutes IN al-
vance Of any other Ioute!!
The s;eamsrs Key City; Grey Eagle. North
leave St. Paul every afternoon, Connecting at
La Crosse, with the A. n. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at 2:30 P. NJ. eighteen hours in advance Of
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago, at
As same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS :!
Beware of statements made by tho agents of
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles mil less to Chicago than by the Prairie du
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The facts are that the La Crosse route to
Milwaukee is S6 miles the shortest and to
Chicago, Is 80 miles the shortest. and 81 miles
less River Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS By ANY
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80 Baggage checked from La Crosse to
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>.,@ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
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~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
leaving La Crosse at 12.O5 AM.
~ Tickets tor sale bv
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Agents at Rcd Wing.
!. G. GEORGE. Local Agent, St. Psul
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Ira Yelling Agent.
w. W. WILSON,
Gen. n. w. Agent.
May %, '5s. l47tf
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Steam Engine

FOR SALE!
'JNHE subscriber has first rate Steam Enrine
! cfthirty horse "ower. which he will sell on
very lheral terms If application be made soon
.WM. FREEBORN.
Rcd Wing, March 20, 1855. s5tf:
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

What is the distance of an Oh
ject when it is farthes; from your
thoughts
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
= II F. OLD ESTABLISHED

l - @' ~ - ~ ~ ~ "A u II 1 - IL II -
ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
upon arrival Of the Railroad Packet
from ST. Paul, running thro'
HOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Making direct connections with all of tho
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 Canalas.
f L 4 G ANT SLEEPING CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
BAGG AGE checked through from Dunleith to
all points East.
PASSENGERS wishing to 20 through without
delay, should purchase
TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH {!
Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and information, apply
at the Union Railroad anil Steamboat
Ticket Otlices,.
P. S. GOODWIN.
W: P. JOHNSON. Genl West'n Agent
Genr Pass Agent. Chicago.
MESEROLE e. McLAREN.
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Me-
tropo]itan Hotel.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
FRESH CRACk Err ).

BOSTON Crackers. Butter Crscks RS, Soda
- Buiscuits and Cakes can be had at all time.
at Wholesale or retail, at the Red Wing Baker
y. g. LlTTLEFlELD.
Nay IA. 1853. o3tfv
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

~ NOTlCE.
NOTICE is hereby given that thore will be a
~ meeting OF the Stockholders Of the New
England Protective Union Store and others, in
Red Wing, at Benn 4. Cox's Store House on
Broad street, on Tuesday, July 10th, 1859, at 2
GERS. altering or amending the Constitution and
Bylaws, and such other business as NAV come
before them. BENIN A. cox,
Secretary N. e. P. u,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

FORWARDING. "
MESEROLE L. McLAREN,
STORAGE, FORWARDING T.
Commission Merchants,
#t AND GENERAL
STEAMBOAT ka&h AGENTS,
RED WING. MINNESOTA. :
ALL goods should be marked to otr care.
Immediately, tho owAer will be notified Of
their arrival.
Merchandise or produce consigned to ue 70,
sale, will be sold tor Cash only.
REFER TO
CONSTANT STEVENSON. st. Paul,
NC lsT1RE SHELDON. Red Wing,
norNToN SAITH, Milwaukee.
II. j. NAzRo s Co. &
April "a, 1858. 80 #
JOEL W. PEPPERS, r. L. rEERE1,
PEPPERS 4 TERRELL.
F0r~ardlng ..a!E:4.1 - : f. Commission,
MERCHANT
General Steamboat Agents,
Upper Levee, Red Wing, Minnesota,
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted
to their care.
REF TO
j. G. BuKBANK s. Co., St. Paul, Mimi,
9. W. WooLEY & Co., st. Paul,
JNo. LoRA1N s. Co., Galcna, H..
OGDEN & CoPrs: Burlington, Iowa,
WARDEN d SHALER, St. Louis, Mo-,
SNYDER Il Co., Fulton City,
ARMSTRONG & Co., Lake City, MINI.
Red Wing, March II, 1859. 13stf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Sfrnxed OF afaIen

IRON the subscriber on or about the I4th day
l. Of August, 1853. a yoke oflarge red OXEN,
years old, and marked with 0 swallow fork in
each ear. Any one upon returning said oxen,
recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
Sept. 9Th. FANNY EVANS.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-01-15
Marmiton ra,xn .c.m...x


HE above Company now offer Inducements
Territory. COMPANY IN tne
II The Company have just completed the largest
tnoIei IN southern Kansas, being three stories
5 5;sn aIo containing twenty-four large, eommo-
Illus siseplng and sitting rooms. In addition
70 the hotel. the Company have built 4 large
Sio.snouse, which will soon be well filed with
AZ tne commodities needed in 4 country like
ouIs. a large number of carpenters are now at
GGoIk erecting residences, shops, Offices, &c. The
end TEL. onei great inducementst 70, mechanics
ss central location, bsing the geographical cen
yer OF bourbon county, must always command
an extensive trade aud soon become an iInpor-
tant town IN southern Kansas, as IL Is surround
ca by as GOOD FARMING LANDS as were
ever titled By the husbandman.
,CLAIMS.-Good and desirable claims can he
opMtalnea IN close proximity to town and timber
July located, being on high rolling prairie
~ mas beautiful streams OF water washing its
northern and southern limits An excellent
STEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL
has lately been erected. and is now in successful
operation.
CLlMATE.-Marmiton is situated in latitude
So and longitude, II . a west from Wash
iington. The Thermometer does not indicate a
nlsner degree Of heat than ninety, and never in
the winter gets below zero. Farmers and Me-
chanics hnd no Inconvenience in doing outdoor
Work In the winter season. Cattle, hogs, sheep,
etc, 90 well on the prairie during the entire
year. There is always pleasant breeze in the
hottest days of summer, which makes the heat
less oppressive than in many of the northern
states. Lots will be sold at exceedingly low
hgures to persons DESTROYS Of building.
L. JONES, President.
Il. IL. ROBEKTS Seasy aur