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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

SATURDAY, Feb 10, 1850.
AsHEs-A fair demand prevails at IS IS for Pots and % 4ss
for Pearls; sales Of 100 bbs both sorts.
CUTTON-The market IL steady sales OF 0o bales inead
Isl 500 10 uansu. We quote;
sLAssPiCAfTOb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

RAILROAD COLLIsIos.-A collision occurred on
Thursday the Camden and Anboy Railroad near Palmyra
betwsen two trains Both locomotives aud ave baggage
sshed up and three injured one OF whom
lsd his leg fractured and was taken to the Philadelphia Hos
tftsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

The ,,ra,r Indus which will leayo fay asstndda tomorrow
as l75e SIC In specie which 22st s gold and the re M
YER Tho By the two prsvsus pscAet wa respectively
ff55 GOO and 25476o9.p
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the LIT of February, gives the following re-
=, u - .o~.,ar,d NTH ,he nrevious week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20
IAdyertisesnsnt.l

IAdyerisesnsnt
NEw-YoRK STATE SKIES OF 1877,
NEw-YoRE STATE SIxss OF 1856
UNITED STATES INscKIBnD FIyEs OF ls9A
UNITED STArEs CoJYoy Frvzs OF 1874
TBoMPsOS BROTHERS, No. Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

IMMATURE ALrAsAc.
sun-Rises,. 6:45 seta...... 5si Meon-Rses.. C:e3
HIGH THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 7:0l Gov Isand... 7:3l Heu6ate S1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31

which were entitled to free and exclusive
power of legislation in their provincial leg
islatures, where their representation should
alone be preserved, in all cases Of taxation
and internal polity. This right pertains to
the people collectively as law-abiding and
peaceful community, and not to the isolated
individuals !! who may wander upon the publ
lie domain in violation of law. 1t can only
be exercised where there are inhabitants
sufficient to constitute a government, and
capable of performing its various functions
and duties-a fact to be asscertained and
determined by Congress. Whether the
number shall be fixed at ten, fifteen, or
twenty thousand inhabitants does not affect
the principle.
The principle, under our political system,
is that euery distinct political community, loyal
to the constitution and the Union, is entitled
to all the rights, privileges and immuniies of
self government in respect to their local con-
Germs and internal polty, subject only to the
Constitution of the United States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31
Democratic Meeting.
AN TRANSFERABLE DOCUMENT.

Owerful Speech by VIM. Holllnshead.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

MOIlCE. ..-a ,g -5. .
N TO all whom it may concern. The un-
icrsigncd will make application ut the next
term of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State OF Minnesosu. to be held at
Of May, 1860, for the vacatipg of so much
Of the town plat Of the town OF Wacoots, in
said county Of Goodhue, ~ lies easterly Of me-
riiian street. in said town. being Ill of that
portion of said town that lies ir township No,
lis, north Of range ID west:
.,. GEORGE W. BULLARD.
Proprietor.
Dated Wacoota. Dec. -, 1889. ASST
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
,ITY DIRE c. L O II y
RED WING CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL. ...... ... .
CmRIsr t'MuRcn-At the Church. junction III
East and Vest Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices 1t loH A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock +. NJ
Sunday School directly alter morning service.
Daily morning prayer ut = O'clock. All seats
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIn.r PRrsnrrxn1Ax--on Sixth street. near
tho Court ilouscI. Scrvi es At - \. NJ, and
+. ". Rev.J. W. lIancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
Axruop,ar EpIscorAL corner Of East Ave-
ave- and Fourth street.. Services OF the Sab
oath 1T w; =. NJ. and ~ T.. NJ. Sunday
Scnool Ut : +. n. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening Ut 81. o'clock. Rev. Jnbez Brooks
observation-disclosures on East Avenue.
GxnxAx MISUNDERSTANDING OF Broadway 4
fourth street. Service vt lnl. 4. NJ, and
Z. u. Rev. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEpx LurnEmAH CmURcm--en Fifth street
Services 1t 1917 4. NJ, ami L. N. Preaching
every Wednesday evening vt o'clock. Rev
e.. Novsn. Pastor.
..... ]. q. vi q. 4.
Rcd Wing Lodge No. Is. ofthc above named
~ ler hcll shcir regular meetings every Tues
day evening. at g, o'clock, vt the Hall for
ncrly known as the Democratic" Club Room.
MAN. COMSTOCK, ". &. I.
SARAH F1TTIE"NE. W. ).
VANA SOCIETY.
Organized IAN. 18th. 1867. meets regularly
every Tueadny aud Friday evening. ut the old
Council room. in Phil COS block.
JOHN MlI.ANDER President.
CxAs. KEMP, Secretary. #--
r. ~ q.
The regular meetings Of the Red Wing lodg.
No. g. OF F. A. MI,.,uS will he held on the l.;
and Sd Monday Of each month, at x:soni,
Hall, in Days Block.
". ". PHELPS, WIN
T.. l.. BAKER. Sec.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
" W .ADVERTlSE.NE. rs

d R1s H sc II q . Lt
Tho Easter term will commcnc, on NOmds.
-" 9th Of Apr,: to continue Ii weeks. IN The
billing. on broadway nearly opposite tn.
;hiilsen House. ..-7s 81 III ..3 .,!eoztss
This School being p,r'ps nently established
no pains viii. be spared to merit continu unce.
Of favor. saf ~ na,sysN
.a.. - Il a5t E'
-..rl. ..t s.-r 4. TERMS: u" :. 'iE~ 7
Primary, (for term Of II weeks)1 100
Higher English g. :. :. ,a.c s' 90
NJ dorm Languages. Extra ;'.s,t,. 400
Music. Miss IL. Kellogg. Teachsrj -, 1900
%@' .s-- DORSET, Teacher.
Red Wing, Dec. 10. 1859. f;-nn...- ~ l7s-h
,TvHE sIGNUF TILE. sADDLE
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
co NJ n f KCl a l..
RED WlNGsPRlCE CURRENT. ..
.tstsb9.t. ~ 3-.s ts3 pa 30 az
Co1nICTID WEEKLY.

NED WANGsHHlCE CURRENT. s.,s
9Es.zij9.f ~ 3-.s lss Bs@E s&s ga
CORRECTED wx1KLY.
~ Hlour-Ex,ra o5 %; xxx - % " Dbl.
Nheat-0Ood 90foS5c.
Osts -250sOc Y bushel.
Cosn--2S030035e shcl!cd.
Pork -31<osc v ID in tho hog:
,.1otitoes-2503Oc
" ss,d-Timothy o. 5Nt9s; Clover >7la7 50.
Beans-75c03l % " bush.
Butter lOl21f0c Y ID. 5#t
Esxs-60s &c Vdozon. =.
" 'saS.r--N. . sss"; refined ll0lac; crushed
and powdered lA0l5c. .ys.
sJrup-N. .. 6oe 8. II. 7oc; golden soc.
Taas-A0, 50, Is, 7Aa1l y b. ,rT
Cof1ec-Rio laol6c Java zoe v ID.
Tobacco-Piag sNl0 toc; srnoking lo0lscts ;
1ne-cut chewing lOc. III AIS :: p
Powder Blasting e5vkes riff. 4o|a5oc a'ib
ehot-s0lOc " ID. III ,.yf
Wood-'l 5o09: " cord. -,.
Ralt-C"arse y 25; dairy 5 5o094 y Dbl.
Fluid -soy09Oo v gallon. 8 ii 81 l.
.O;l-Linsccd ), rs ; winter strained whale
and lard u IS " gallon.
Lumber Common iO0al2; clear l60Sso u
Thousand fsct. .,.s
shingles-sha>sd sla>s rs; extra >a 50.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
LEGAL NCTICE.S.

LEGAL NCTICEIy.
:.TATE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
- EecSrY OF t;ooDnuE, $751; First Judicial
hi trict.
Eli Ellsworth, Plaintiff,
vs.. Summons.
john J. Hopper, Defendant.
TO John j. Hopper, the above named defend
ant: In the name Of tho State o. Minnesota ::
You are hereby summoned and required to an
>wcr the complaint of the plaintiff in this &C
ton, which eomp'aint hax bcen dled in the
otti;e Of the Clerk Of said Court, 1t the city Of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
scribcrs. ut their Office. in the city of Rcd
Wing. in said county, within twenty days If
ter the service Of this Summons upon you
exclusive of the day If s,ch service. And you
hsrs" Sya aots tn: S1G FIJI TO- sn:*;s
in tiis action will apRly to the Court for the
relief demanded ~ said complaint
Dated ut Red Wing. Minnesota, March 7th
a. d. 1860. WILDER & WrLEisrok. : +
iss-ws Att'ys for Plaintiff:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
TATE OF MINNESOTA, Dist. Court. lat
; 1cous1T o. GooDHvz. %. Ja1!isia! District
samuel N. McGavehcy, !. ~ "
Plaintiff.
~. }SuNNoNS.
William II. Power,
Dc.cR1ant.

To William H: Powncr. tho defendant above
sofa. You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the conn laint Of tho plaintiff in this
action, which complaint has been filed in the
orfice Of the Clerk I" said Court. 1t the city OF
Rel Wing. in said couuty, and servo y copy Of
yoar answer to sal complaint upon tn, sub
scribers. at their office in the city Of Red Wing,
service OF this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service. And you are hereby
Notified that if you fail e. answe: said COM
plant d above required. the plaintiff in this
action will apply to tho Court for tho relief
demanded in said complaint.
Datel. Rcd Wing. Minnesots, March 2sth,
A. u. 1850. WILDER & WrLIlsrox,
lslw9 Attys for Plaintiff.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
~ H o. c f 8 Ed 8
~ The undersigned having raised q superior
Mammoth Prolific Bean.

white, and Of 1nealy tenderness, pronounced
ny iud9es the hest Lima ever raised, AMI hav-
ing reserved enough myself: Offer tho balance
fns s. Sn They coy. sx sa
Of from fifteen to twenty large pods to the
bunch Nine cents per package. mailed. Also,
PURE HUBBARs) SQUASH,
which is not surpassed in ,lelieacy Of flavor by
any vegetable, and for ,.ies cannot be excolled
flesh It'd, close-graired. firm in texture, and
ricn cream color. Twelve cents Per package,
mailed. Address, 80 i
:: go c. ". RAPELYE, ..
s Scare Of horticultural NnnthlY,"
- a. =: 80 Morrisiunnia, N. T. .
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

n. B.-Japan Apple Pie Melon. Nias
cents package. Thethree-for 81 seHts. Also,
good variety .: other cholce seeds. lS9w2
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04
The Great - ze Fight


Between Heenan and Sayers is attracting
. great deal Of attention al over the world
but is can't compare with the excitement
octasioned by the arrival At Tommy Adams
saddle and harness shop Of : large stock o
new goods. which hs proposes 70 rush Of a
prices to suit thu times. Read bic adver'
tisement. headed " Sign Of the Saddle"
Flowing.
From the country w learn that spring
blowing has commenced in good earnest
Much nav land will b broken this year,
and large crops will be put in. The fame
Of our last harvest has spread throughou,
the whole Union. and its effects are begin.
ming to Be ielt in the gradual restoration Of
business to it~ former lively tons. and the
increasing Of travel over last season. II
nothing happens, this year will tell = story
Of big crops and good prices, that will for
ever silence the howlings Of tho Eastern
press in regard to Minnesot.. --..,f'.
't-Haa -~~~
'tSccurc the Shacow - "'' p. -''
Ere the subsistence hdes," said some one,
and we think it was good advice. The
rooms adjoining the S:nt;ne1 Office, former
~ occupied by Mr.. Going, have been taken
by Nj. J. +. Rich. an artist Of i#di~putable
merit, and arc being fitted up III an elegan,
and tasteful manner for On ambrotype "a.
Ion: W. have examined several .psci
mems Of Mr.. r. s work. and pronounce them
ts BE- unsurpassed for truthlulness Of define
alton Or beauty Of c"!oring by any wo ever
saw. Don't fail to avail yourself Of this
excellent opportunity t, get 2 goal picture,
ana thus secure beautiful present to your
friends, tina: will remind them Of you when
Your earthly habita,ion Of clay lies ,noul.
derins in the grave. n>Yy.<,t><5.t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

'.'sn S':'"c' "a ~ az
The Faster term Of The school will COM
mence on Monday next. the 9th inst. It is
to b hoped that thsro will b full attend!
ance, ar Mr.. Dorset's web known abilities
IS teacher should recommend him to- tho
patronage IS tho public.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

- y l.Iccti EtttN}'
The Municipal election Yesterday. re~Yl'-
ed in the election Of the the entire Black
Republican ticket, by m.joritiss ranging
from "a to69. Il IL v
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

1NlSsOLUTlON NOTICE.
- The firm OF Mclntiro T. Sheldon 10 this
day dissolved by mutual CONSENT Debts due
Tie frm will be collected BY either partner.
sIsj1'S :@a~ JESSE McfNTFRE,l
.yr.,.r,.; ..:.,...e T. Il. SHELDON.
Red Wing, Minn., Fsa. 20, 1860. :
The mercantile business Kill DO continued
b, tho subscriber. on HE own individual &C.
count, 1t the old stand Of Nclntise q eldon.
sy, JESSE MCINTYRE.
Red Wing. MINI. Feb. 20, 1850. ilss-w4
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE!
rNuE uossgiihcr has frat rate Steam Engine
cfthirty horse ,owcr. which no will sell on
vssy 'beFaltoEmiif application bs made soon
WIN. FREEBORN,
Rsa Wing. March -, less. ~.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

---..'-|H Monetary Matters.
Prepared expressly tor tho SENTINEL by Smith,
Nsies q Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
7sncy, We quote exchange rs follows: a5H
CONN., y Ef, Buying. selling.
Ex. ON New York, l@l15 prem. ~ prem.
- St. Louis, l. ~ g
Chicago. par. u "
q. !" Milwaukee, X
g." 0alcna, - ." : '.\.>A u =.
Gold, * 8 "
Eastern Currency, \l~.,,t.N"agsN
0oodhue Go. Order,, - ~ eoc.
State Orders, ,,.:....-,, ...s~.>. SOC.
For sold,;w soil exchange on New York at
! per cent, premium.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

Will keep constantly on hand tho very hest
Harnesses. Saddles. Brides. Martirgalcs, Fly
Nets, Whips. Cards. Combs and Brushes. and
everything in the Harness limo necessary to rie
out. Horse or Team. All kind Of work made
to order, and ~ ''S';i''.', ''A.. w.
..,. REPAIRING.
Of ail XII d. done in most superior manner
and at the shortest notice. . 80. -
Leather and saddlcry Hardware at Whole
sale and retail. Country Shops will 10 sap
piled ut the lowest prices ls2m6
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

~ Advertisements to insulo al insertion
must bo handed in before So'clock on Tuesday
morning, e4g sl..s:~.,. ,a.---..
f.. 4. LIr,rLEFlEt.l>. Loon, Editor.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

The proprietors Of this establishment having
ong fclt tho need Of regular and complete
Il A II N G. III o u 8 r. Fr
In Red Wing, have been to considerable ex-
pense in fitting up the above named saloon.
aud take pleasure in informing their friends
that they are now prepared to execute all Or
ders With prompt, ess AMI dispatch. To our
frier DIS from the country we would say that
We are able to furnish you with anything you
choose to call for. in the eating line. cheaper
than you can be served 1t any Ct tho hotels
Our
BIZ l. OF IA r. E
Consists Of Game Of all kinds in its season,
Fresh Fish, Pork and Beans. Ham AMI Eggs
Beef Steak, r ,ast and Boiled Beef Mutton
Chops, Veal Outlets, Iripe Oysters in every
style, Bologna Sausage, Bread, Pies. Cakes
and everything else which tho market affords.
THE BAR will at all times be supplied with
pure Wines, L,quors. Ales. Reer. Cigars: &c..
and no pains will be spared to make the Young
America popular resort for Ill who choose tt
patronize it. ell and see Us. gentlemen.
~ : GEORGE JOHNSON,
Proprietort.
Rod Wing. Sept. ~, 1859. 164-tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

u - ~ et,tGs, ---Also'7'FH ..tg .fas aal
Tho following Minnesotas Money: Hsopls's4
Bank. Central Bank. Chat6cld Bank, L. Croeps
ind La Crescent Banks, tS'',' 49, 'f.S
! .lG IN EXCHANGE r0R InRY oooDs. 4
4 ,r7er2 .is MORROW & HOYT. ri
Nevssbsr -, 1884,. HeWk
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

A Sweet Walk. s..5 .# z.rsaa"-a ET
That up sorin's Bluff Get young L.
dy and try it. az .. aa. 6i.# 4-r.E. -
" gri
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05
The State Printer.

One of the most important acts of
Legislation, for the General Assembly
to perform, will be the election of
State Printer and, for the honor of
the State and the credit of the craft
we earnestly hope that the election
will fall upon competent and worthy
man, or firm. The printing done for
the State for the last two years would
disgrace any "rat" Office in Christen-
dom. 1t has been stigma upon the
State and burning shame to all de-
cent and high-minded men protesting
knowledge Of the great "art pre-
sentative Of all arts"
1t is said that John Teesdale, the
present State printer, does not expect
a reelection unless he can effect q
combination with such men as J. G..
Davenport and one or two others of
that ilk. The publishers of the Du-
buque Times are putting in q claim
on account Of geographical position
and political service. This will have
some weight, and the firm are in the
habit of doing good work. But it can
be no object to them to receive the
appointment and remove to Des
Moines, as they would have to do if
they undertook to do the work them
selves. They could however engage
the Messrs. Mills Brothers at Des
Moines to do the printing for them.
aud we doubt not this arrangement
might be made profitable to both par
ties, and at the same time would be
satisfactory to the people. The Mills
Brothers are superior workmen, and
no more honorable or worthy men
can be found in the State. We should
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05

are similar to those Of the school laws
of other STATES, under which the youth
haze been ed Rted and general intel
ligencc diffused throughout their Dor.
ders. The opposition to the law in
Iowa is many times less than the op-
probrium with which similar system
was received in Ohio, and yet the
good sense of the people of that State
led them to determine, after q fair tri.
al, that the system was just what they
wanted, and the best Mat Gould be
devised. A new law, like a new boot,
however perfect fit it may be, IL
sure to pinch at first but patience
and perseverance accommodate the
two parties to each other, until, after
a little use, we would not exchange
for any other that might be offered.
BY a provision Of the constitution as
decided by the Supreme Court. the
General Assembly has no power to
enact School Laws the present Board
have the power at least till 1868 ; af.
ter that the General Assembly may
continue the Board or otherwise pro.
wde for the educational interests of
the State. There il not doubt that
long ere that time Iowa will have a
perfectly working Common School
system, generally satisfactory to the
whole people. THuRsroN. =
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05
Grundy County.

This County is nearly all prairie, ly-
ing on the divide between the Cedar
River and the Iowa River. There are
about six hundred acres of timber
within it's limits. The soil is some Of
the most fertile to be found in the
State of Iowa, and the inhabitants are
among the most enterprising. Among
them we may name Col. Clarkson, who
lives OH what he terms "Melrose
Farms" situated on the broad prairie
some four miles east of the Iowa Riv-
err. He is an old typo, and for twenty
five years has been newspaper edit
or His farms" consist of whole
section of most excellent land, one
hundred and fifty acres of which are
already under Improvement. There
was raised on his farm the past sea-
son nine thousand bushels of good sound
corn-the land producing from fifty
to eighty bushels to the acre. When
asked how he could dispose of his
corn. he replied that that was the least
of his trouble-it would make beef
and pork, and he had the cattle and
no on hand and doing that very
business.
The Dubuque & Pacific Railroad
will pass along the north line of Grun.
dy County, and when this is done lum-
Der for building and fencing will be
readily obtained. The County will
then be settled up and improved, and
will become one of the greatest stock
raising counties in the State.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05
Poor Smitten Pedagogue T!

One of the fairest and plnmpest
girls in neighbuing school was cal
led out upon the floor the other day
for violating one of the masters rules.
After interrogating her few moments
the master exclaimed
Twill you give me your hand 2"
Eyes, Sir, and my heart too" repli.
ed the girl, at the same time present.
ing her hand and eying the master
with . bewitching look.
A death-like silence reigned for a
moment, and tear was seen to glis
ten in the teachers eye. The fcrule
was laid upon the desk, and the blush
ing girl was permitted to take hcl
seat, after being directed to tarry
when school was out As a sequel, i,
is understood that wedding was
agreed upon.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05

office had just expired, viz: j. NJ; Grif-
fiths, L. F. Parker and G. O.'Waters.
The Committee on State University
reported that it was not expedient to
make any alteration in the law rela-
tive to that institution, which report
was adopted.
On the day of final adjournment, af:
ter the passage of sundry compliment.
tary resolutions, the President of the
Board, Lieut.. Governor Favillc, arose
and said:
Gentlemen - The hour has come
when we must again, and for the last
time, terminate our labors as a Board.
In behalf of the officers, thank you
for the kind words of your compli.
mentary resolutions. Our duties have
been rendered much less irksome by
your generous forbearance and by
your devotion TO the legitimate bust
ness Of the session than they other.
wise would have been.
IL trust that the few changes which
it has been deemed expedient to make
in our school laws will be approved by
the people. Whatever may be the
final result of your labors, most cor
daily bear testimony to your faithful
ness and zeal in behalf Of the educa
tional interests Of the State.
In bidding you farewell, and retir
ing from these scenes of public labor
/ shall bear with me, and shall ever
cherish for each one of you, senti
mcnts of the highest regard.
Invoking for You the continued blcs
sing of our Common Father, l now bid
you alden, and pronounce the Board
adjourned sine die.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-05
Senator Seward arrived at his home
in Auburn, on the 30th nit.

The GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE The func-
tional irregularities peculiar to the weaker sex,
are invariably corrected without pain or incon-
venience by the use of Judson s Mountain Herb
Pills. They arc the safest and surest medicine
for all the diseases incidental TO females of all
ages and more especially SO in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should al
ways have these Pills. No one who ever uses
them once will allow herself to he without
them. They remove all distractions, purify
the blood and give to the skin that beautiful
clear and healthful look SO greatly admired in
a beautiful and healthy woman. At certain
periods these pills are an indispensable com
panion. From one to four should be taken
each day, until relief is obtained. A few doses
occasionally, will keep the system SO healthy,
and the blood so pure, that diseases connOt
enter the body.
Judson's Mountain herb Pills are sold by
Smith 4 Atkinson, and by all Dealers in Med.
icine. jan w