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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
1859. E4q 1859.
= SON OF 1859.
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
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, ltasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
connecting ut La Crosse with the 1905 A. NJ.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty mirtu:es in advance of the Prairie du
Chden Route! atl at Chicago at 2.15 same af-
tefnOon, four hours and thirty minutes in ad-
vance Of any other route!y
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle, North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era.
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting at
La Crosse, with the A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at $50 P. NJ, eighteen hours in advance OF
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago. at
Is 45same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware of statements made by the agents o,
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less TO Chicago than by the Prairie du
Chen route, as they are false, and only made
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route &
Milwaukee is sc miles the shortest, and &
Chicago. is 80 miles the shortest, and "a mile,
less Eivcr Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS By ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
| - Baggage checked from La Crosse (,
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
- No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee O.
Chicago.
~ Ask for Tickets via In Crosse, and b,
- SLEEPING CARS are run in the trai,
eaving La Crosse at 1906 Am.
| ~ Tickets tor sale BY
MESEROLE & MoLAREN,
Agents at Red Wing.
!. C. GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul
i JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Travelling Agent
w. W.WILSON,
Gen. N. W. Agent.
May %, '5e. left
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Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts.

Organized and conducted upon the COUNTING
RooM system. the Halls OF study being fitted
up with appropriate Counters, Desks ETC., as
in REAL BUSINESS, and the student at once in
troduced to the practical workings and routine
Of business as conducted in Banks, Counting
Rooms, Railzesd Offices, etc.
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 are privileged to attend all tire lectures
in this department. and to receive instruction
in this important branch If the course, from
the able, accom- pleshed and learned Professors
Of the t School and it affords us much gratiti-
cation to be enabled to offer them these Ex-
TRAoRDlNARY AND SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
"SPENcERlANn Pen MAJ SHIP,
This famous systam-tke BEST known to the
worlds our standard.
~ Circula and Catalogue Of so pages fur
nished gratui:ously on Applicant on TO the I'M
dersigned. BRYANT, BELL & S1RAr1oN.
Nov. IL, 1889. Ill III
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CONSOLIDATION Of Bryant 4 STATIONS
Mercantile College" and Bells Commercial
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this institution is greatly enlarged and with
the improvements which the Business expert
ence of the Principals enables them constantly
to introduce for the benefit Of their students,
it is made greatly superior in all respects.
First Premiums Awarded to this College
At the late United States Fair in Chicago, for
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sQUIBs.

Gentlemen of the Jury" said an
Arkansas lawyer, would you set a
rat trap to catch q bear? Would you
make fools of yourselves by endeavor:
ing to spear . buffalo with a knitting
needlef No, gentlemen, am sure
you would not. Then how can You
be guilty Of the gross absurdity OF
finding my client guilty of naanslaugh.
ter for taking the life Of . ,oon.ans
The following puzzle" was found
among the papers Of q person deseas.
cd, and is supposed to have reference
to newspaper bills. 1t will serve to
amuse q few leisure moments:
TO
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LrRENCH CHOCOLATE, superior article
For sale at KELLoaa's DRua STORE.
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n D NJ NJ E RC1AL COLLEG E.
- IN
Red Wing, Min esota!

~ DINNER c1AL CoLLEG
Re- Wing, M esOta!
|UNWISE TO GO BELOW!y
In accordance with the public demands,
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Has been established in Hamline University,
where young men desiring to engage as Clerks,
Merchants Mechanics and Teachers, will find
here an extensive course of instruction in prac-
teal
BOOK KEEPING!
PENN anship and Accounts, adapted to every
kind Of business, and at less expense tlan as
any Of the gas
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ExTANT!
Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
sor of the Law Department..
Call ut the University Buildings before pur
chasing stationary, as arrangements have bee'
made 50 that students with the proper order
can get the necessary supplies cheaper thar
otherwise. Terms For full course-in ad.
rance- $1,000. For . course connected with
the Collegiate course-estra per te'ss-14O0.
All letters. direct to.
JOSHUA AACRES, President.
November IL, 1859. 172tf
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DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS :

lnOhio... .......:...... $4sf, so So
In Wisconsin. 49,. .:.:.:: 1855 O7
In Kentucky go. go. 2O5, 1929 40
In Missouri. S4,5l6 o.
Iowa and Minnesota. lOl ,399 46
Pennsylvania and Virginia.. 1856 50
Michigan .......... S,942 81
Indiana 146,S39 81
Illinois 80. :............ AZ, 1927 Al
Tennessee ......"............. 97,549 81
Kansas and -.obraska. ......... 19,945 u
Arkansas an Georgia. ........ 23,945 o.
Mississippi AID Alabama...... 52,412 Is
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INSURANCE.
GUARD AGAINST FALL AND WINTER
~ FIRES, RY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH

Incorporated 1S50-Charter Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL 1000, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED
NET SUR PLUS OF S492.l81. ~
And the prestige of frty years success and
experience.
UPWARDS OF $1e.OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance
Company in the past 40 years.
The value Of reliable Insurance will be appa-
rent from the following
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA.
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A LCOHOL, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lari
n and Whale Oil, to be found at
KELLoeG's DRUG STORE.
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nFps lasrs respectfully - Infrrm his f,isrds
ard the citizens Of Ratpr Rouge srd its rinl,y
generally that he is prepared ta' shor' 7r,ics ~
execute anT urdprs In connection With the cree
tion pf ~ repairs of Buildings With vhish he nay
20 entrusted lie viii alec furnish 10 ntnn,-ae,ors,
Builders Pla ntersa nd others. Sash (r-sd prined
aud glared " dssiredD YENiTiA SHUTTERS
With stationary ~ pivot slsts, irside Rolling
nlinds Fsnnel Doors. etc, nf snV required size ~
Nv rates &C they ran hs chisir ed else where In
tho epu,h end ofthe hssi styls ~ vorkmsnship
lie has .lsl established ir connection with the
shove. = IpBBlNG DEPARTMENT.. Wherein any
rrdsr will hs executed promptly. CIsTtREs o'
au- required capacity msdeto order
lie would also respectfully suggest IN those wh,
r,aT contemplate building. that he is prepared 10
get up nesigps and Plans of Rural Cottages and
other Residences. With detailed sreciacai iipns.
nils ~ 1usn,ities NJ us'erisls estimates Of Cost
etc, on reasonable terms. Orders for snv
the above named workmanship or services left
~ care ~ Nassrs
DANIa HIrKy. West Baton Rouge
JORDAN HpIT. Husaials. Is
ALFRED puPLANTIER, Manehso.E y. n. Rouge
n u SALE, sprineHeld. Ls,
~ thtrugh the Post Once. win ,sse, with with
prcmp, sttenti"s.
sE- Shnp M Nrtth boulevard str set. Opposite
the state IIouse, baton Rouge, La.
August 9Th. lRhp
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i r. A N X II UG u II 7
TO THE MIIIIDNi

THF g.. .tfslenroursgemsnt vhich 7 h ve me,
With IN 'nT nav business. induces ths return NJ
many thanks 70 this generous public for their
patronage. and solicitation fpt them 80 spsin
notice announcements 10 dsv 10 ths shilinnsl
supplies te NV already lsfge ard fresh stock of
all r"ris belonging 10 nv line ~ business srd
In dong a. feel . fullsssutsnee that ittheF ~ill
call sni see me, 'hay win he satisfied the, my
nes' egerts Ia 80 give satisfaction ana vil
await The pleasure rf showing my stock sud ssrv.
ing 'aH 'rha may girs -rI"
FRANK HUGUET.
nova Corner ~ Third aud laurel street.
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TABLE AND PIANO COVERS

L AN Nov pfeps'sa So show snhe'iinK vsty
i hsrrsrme ~ this line, hars toiufed ia
masks Table tfstfs sIl sires ssr fs,,sd Cbth
fiano covei8 fmIfnidsftd a. So me ~ them yety
hands"fn' --in addition ~ the sh,vs have w
tain hsmaske 10 al rolots, sod Patt fns with
giinp I""Ts Card arf rssspi. w. rrlsith. slsr
lfige l't ri rev style Isre curtains
sep'2a W FIffIIfps
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LIVERY article spre'iainirR ~ rrts wesr ran
~ INV bs fnund q rny Clnthing St"re. the as
sr'tu.rt Is varV -u'upiets sni si ma iH NJ IN the
best styls W. u PHILLIPS.
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pIsTnI.si rIsTOI.sIf

a CnMFitFH esnr'mpnt nj iis'nI- and Ha
n voltprs. consisting ~ Oo t's Old and ev
Mpdel Hsvulvsts. and new ~ icle ~ Colt "Fn-
grsvei Revrlters slso w itnpv's Rev yers. Al
iou's sslf Curtiua Pistols, y W Hav v',vers. and
the Smith wsssen Seven Shoe ~. all At che
lowest prices. at
povla FpANR HUgUFT'a
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LADIES SHOE MAKING.

rI,Hr undersigned - lssve - tpiprm the
Ladies' ~ Ha'an Rouge. that be is nov pre-
pared ~ make ~ order Iadies, Misses aud
Chil1ren's hro'sas an shoes orders promptly
attended 10 bnNk
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STAPLE GOODS.

StUCfi "a Brown and Hleeched Cotton
- sheeting, Usmask Table Linen. Tow ls
arI everything ~ this line st reduced
prices g. NJ ASHER
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Cnfr,,N nAIK nANns.

4 ssotted sizes ~ ply Cotton Back
~ Bands an article much cheaper aud
better than leather
mays LARtUIR " IANbUEH
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CnnKING sTnyEs.

fIWH CELEBRATED Kentucky, Eclipse. Dis
j mnnd aud rh'pnis p-tierns, and am rnnn
dent " will he W Fuut advantage IN call sud 81
s'ninp hefp's purchasing elsewhere.
msy7i FRANK HugUET
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no sIrGAu rt.ANTTus.

AtrRAIgHT and crooked handle Game Kplres
- With aud without hnnks. Copper and iihnsl
stimInrrs and iaieis Caus Sued hsnthprns
Sugar House Ismpe; Wirbs. 0il Cans, large snd
smali; Engineer wreucbas, ~ 60 n in; sWsr's
Faucets ~ ~ snlrhi's; 10 ilnns snd hsl' nsi'ons
f'V ~ Sulpbi'e; Sschsrpnets''s Iaefmumeieis,
Crupiinp 1rapp ana s'rr trkt ., rsrsirR ~ Vsfy
iesrririipnsi LApgUibR tbAN( UEs,
rrt2f rrr lafayette nd rlrriia ate.
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HI.-flrLNINf!

BY LOU Is j. COHN.
= Hn SfuHE 80 Main street, rutre, otreni
~ tsntisry street, formerly occupied bv Mr.
pourha. deceased, With rev erI lr'gs stock ~
bry Hrchs, ci-,hing sni Other goods beirnging
80 this hranrh ~ husiunss ell rf Which rHe, tor
sale afvery small profits 7 would also. state that
avn nri connected with srE other hruse ~ 'his
city. lsrpl6 6mD LOUIS OpIIN
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CUNsi GUNsii GUNsiii

Nov ~ sTORE, a completes assortment 81
~ Lengths. B"rss, Forward and Back Action
Lncks-nf the celebrated and rsliabf "Hilespls
shot uaps. :" slso the uueaualled Htseneer Guns,
and Boys Guns. Those IN want pf - ~ '-un
are requested 10 call and examine my stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements WI
he offered that cannot la resisted.
nov3a FRAN.- UUnUFT.
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CUTIERyr CUTIERyii

I HAVE ioW H. StYie aud ~ arrive. y complete
-otttneht Of fruck ~ aud Table Cutlery. 81
tn aost reliable mskes, and a great many new
s'y'es. among them the celebrated fndis uhhet
Tahls Knives Csll sud sEsmipe them hefrs
purchasing eissvhsrs-asit 10 always pleasure
l., SHOW my stock FRANK UUGUbT.
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Tr,r yI,Touy CopN MIL.

FINHis superior Plantation Me-l srd Fssd Mill
nov without sny co'npeti'or for simplicity
dutsbillty. efaeisrry snd ehes Press
en- Price fa5 cssh For sale ~
.rrG nisTUA prAt
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View sp''rs rrd su.,rr. tu.ds.
| WVULD respectfully inErm ny customers thst
have unr ~ sts'e ny sgiife stuck ~ sp ing
grcds, and srrita ea A from slI those IN p-e n
nv article IN my lire W u PHILLIPS
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NEw taop Ru,HwurAT.

Nev Crop puekEhea' Nsg Crop Buekvhest.
New Grip Ht-kuhsai Nv rrru Iutt whsst
New c'up bmekwh Nsw Crop Buck uhest,
View Ufop huttvhrs Nsv Crnp Buck rhe.',
New Crop Brekv eat, New C,rp tuck whs.t
New Crop hnr what. New rrnp Fp,t trhe-et
For su riy of the shcve dsleeisble (snd ~ IN
The Te' test 'nqruiaetn'efl csit ~ seud ~ the
st"rs ~ JOSHUA BEhL,
c,l5 rrrrr, Third sri rrvpn,ion So.
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sEGARsf SEGARsii

n nnA HKSr Hrards ~ Impaired Havana
IU,OOO sessrs. just received and f'r sale
ehsa 'tnt cash, at N. rRENpEtaASrs,
juns2s Main st. opposite ilarpey House.
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HtIt VIM

A CllOlCF assortment the most del
y icate ptsuds just received
septi s. BENJAMIN.
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SUN u r. IGS.
kD hoNEs various Brands Cewins Tobacco;
cU W q" Smoking do:
Casks Five Brandy;
" Peach do:
M.detis aud rutt Wine.
Ginger Wine;
~ " Jamaica Num:
In nngen lipste,tsrs' nii,pts!
ln pinniuEe''s London norh Gin
Ia " sipale,oh's Irrdup Cotlisl do.
~ Volts Ech,iIam Schpsrps:
IL Nslean's C"Tiisl
Grnss Jacobs dos
rertv Davis Vain Nilier.
IL " Fahnestcrk's Nsrr,ifnue!
Asserted Fruit lats;
1ownssuhs Rurs, williams and
Ssnd's ssrssp,hs:
Mustard.
2nO Ounces Quinins.
Garden saeds of all kinds.
kTutlerv. new LOT, Just received
patNnt Medicines. ref,umetv swt FanrY Goods nf
all kinds IN Store and f,r sale by
sugll A. STEWART 60.
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand Main st. nston Rruge.
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RGUIBR& LANOUE L.
ANI,Si AXE,Sli

AK ESi A ISn
IN no1FN Choppiug Aces rf collins. p'uHs snd
~ other good -rakers light, medium. heavy
sud e-tts heavy, siwpvsr srn hsrb ~ the Hardware
establishment Of bARgUlER q LANUUE.
ns,i Corner lafayette and Florlds ste.
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New Fall and Winter Clothing.
IHAvT NV fn etnte my entire stock of
FAi,I ANn WINTER sIuTutNG,
the most %. which have made NJ ~ rrls' aud
hsvs NJ hesitation IN saTing " is the largest
anl mrst complete assortment IN this place. all
asb is an sSsminaticn of ny stocs aud feel
satisfied that eau give perfect ssiisfsetion Ia
all those who can appreciate good uuods.
s.ptt2 W y PHILLIPS.
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MUSIC 4. new supply If Vpiins. Guitars
INi Fintss. Fifas Musical Boxes. stting Musis
strirrs, fc., just received by
junelG ED 4 WM pOpFL
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E'REsH BIME.-i0o Barrels Just rscsv this
Il day. JUsHrA BEAL.
ssptig.
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MFHINfps,

DLAtN snd heufti, glsee pcplis. All rools,
y De Lsins, all shades, JHrdsu lie faipe Fancy
Reps hsysdafe ps,srss, Scotch Fisia, teEpths,
Tfh fulI assortment ~ seaspnahls goods Which
viii he snd At reduhed yrirss ., ths
"c'Hl PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
sEt:ARst sEGARsiI

DER steamer Cshawha, received n large assort
i msnt ef the most lsvorits brsnds --for sale
v. HEUDE cos
iune2g Drug store
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
DRIED ArI'I.I.S.

HARABRtLs vety large and sttirtlv choice.
sjNJ msg26 HsNiAMiN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

> HAIF firps pure Champagne BRANDY:
- Ussk pure Pert Wine;
~ b'y pure I"nd"n Cub House gin.
Casks unndcu ru,te' genuine;
. " tndis Pale Aie-frr sale by
,ettG2w RD. DAY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-04

\ SYSTEM Of Manual Labor has been adontad
"A Tor the purpose Of imparting practical ~ s1i
as theoretical instruction in the Vavous bronc ~ ~
Agriculture and Mechanics. To provide nractjcaI ~,
strucHon, q farm and various mechanical sboSs ~ ~
connected with the University where nnnjis s,,i h
luthshed with employment portion of the tinoa rt
echool Will consist Of three departments ilSi hiIo
AeaGemlc ana University. The yArons hrsnchyy,
slught IN otner schools and COLLEGES will he tnSt
here, and taught in thoroughly practioai o,,
IL rs designed TO give pupils an education that IT,
VIII not only possess, but be able to use "' 'NeS
ample provision has been made for boardt,,, =, .,,
nale anu Iehsie at the low price Of FOUR D0TT ps'
per week. making the whole expense OF HOARD oI 1 no
LARS per week. OHiJ TIVE OOL-
Inc University Is under the manage entof Roora
9 oI elght, VIZ W NJ Macy, President; O. E HnttaD
Hfasrs n; W Deneen, Corresponding Secretary,
giessTs. Il: mathesonr T. o. Thompson u d Hsssa;y,
D. a: Burlingame end J. ". Bagley Parents VII o,
nust thelr children to care NAV be assnred AZ
they VIII be under the constant saperyision 81 ab
faeuity, ana while everything of sectarian or sd
yer WIN DC carefully avoided, the moral and reoioMs
eno' 'ons OF students will be constantly stimuiafed
Is 'mes the Faculty, the following scentier e, n.
erary gentlemen have been engaged 10 Lectrra - NJ
1Thent OF Casses; Hon. J. s. Ormsbv Rev Ta,nn
woods, Rev. Dr. Bnnham Rev. James Piernort lSs pns'
" r. henderson, q. W. Granniss ESQ, T. Narte'
Esq., DR.. J. J. Piper. -'f' ~ a. Norton,
For further information we refer 40 Tho eo,,o,.,. !.
gentlemen OF Marysville, who have consented ~ ~ -
Is references John Q. Fall, DIR. D. w. C Rice and
BY order of the Board Of Directors;
c,,., Y rr WM. III. MACY, President.
1870 - ol.oN, eecretary. nov24-8m