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5, Z. UELAHAKHf,
T. Z. & so fNosnsrAIlL,
Il. MOREAU. 4
II. SHEPHERD JR.,
Ap. DbPRE, Il
JAS DAVIS

IL gsssSd I'D fEd pdcfs u rsEseass
ss ns@
YsfAsr That this cnamltiee, appointed be
ss Y IA ce N a''AssAass q 'as views
cas-. Meaarss Cox, DeEabarre, Forstall, Moreau
A4zsl Hn5{ueY-5. 81 $50
= se ',s aa s y sf @ Of
ai4 VII q ssg
ss 1ae or & shas wy ~ .e!slng ieEsh
sesa as any dsA penit claim sonr kind
III is hasty iaperlect report which have lie
die lsaAa ai sahnisnns -. Ill
Il 81 SsF is ii ohe ine 70 Submit full and detailed
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zsrs sa sddss dess Tor s Asylum should beptoperiy con
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IL ciens who chose YOU
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fhii ne utSa lived wha efegtsss sansane asylum
s. Is Eeqaiet Tot and ssicee l
dSases VII M III briefly dsede Info Tour &le
r Esae i ~ e1dsdtF ~ feusfs sf1
which r 'ass esealdted 9 pzenoso and pm
serve health
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Is itezlffcaa
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hi1h piSfahie nasds and tcaifcs gre
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siiasf 81 paged M u ma subject III ano'h
which nl Anye he SueE pi ning efef mature
Y 51S4 ftElrctnns
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nHLEGANs FIaMALS ASADEMF-
~ INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE POWERS.
$50 New MOI Camp between Poeyare and oaliope Streets
Eighteenth Annual Session.
The Eighteenth sesson of dissatisfaction begins
the First Monday of September, 1866
The plan instruction comprises general and extensive syt
tom offers great advantages for the acquisition
languages The French daily poken in the SCHOOL and the
Modern Classics thoroughly analysed
location is central and the apartments spacious and
well ventilated The school is provided with choice library,
The and complete philosophical appa-
rhtns.
References innnneFable Among them the Aunaufe of
this institution who number ayasng the gotn Of society,"
Students admitted any time during the session.
narticularH apply Institution,
by letter, Box D, No. 81 NJ. ID. DIMiTRY. 4. n,
President of the Beard.
Nave -laans Anenst. 1860. ap3l&Wtf
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MISCELLANE0US.
C0EtsFuLA. on KINGS EVIL, IS A


s,f1fst,FuE4A. Oik KINGS EVIL, IS QoNsIi.
y iucna disease corruption Of the blood by Whch fn
Hu becomes sHted and poor Being In the cfrcuiao
peryade the whole body and may burst ont IN on VIZ
which It may destroy The seroulona faint Is vatonsy
nsed by mefcnra disease low living dsorered or unhealthy
food impure air h and nlthy nab NE depeashas scS'
Gin Ii hereditary in the constitution, descending IRON
parens to children the third and fourth III
deed seems the rod Of Him who says VIII Visit 'hs
intaaities of The fathers upon their chldfen,r 4.
lis effects by deposition from the boou OF cetupt
or ucurous matter which p the ungs yerand informal ofgnna
termed tuhelcle 10 the glands swtigs hna on the snf
face eTuptiong This foul CORRUPTION wncI Bieln
ne blood depesses the energies OF life 10 that CON
stituons moi only suffer from scrnuous copantS pnt ney
HAYS far less power Withstand the attacks OIL oner dsesse
ot Hcrofuos Ia thnr nature still rendered Fatal by TINS tant
IN te system of the consumption which decnuteS ths
human family has It's origin directly In ths seoluous S9l
tauinnon many destructive diseases OF tho iser kla-
neys BRAIN and indeed Of nil the organs arise nom or e az
gtagated by the same cause. . II.
One quarter all people scronlpus their persons are
by H. To cleanse II from the system must renoyae me
Blood by an alternative medicine and iuvgorae BY healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
AYER,S
S,omuound Extract of Sarsn parilIn,
Th. mosI eFeena remedy which the medical skill Of onr
tss ran devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
adv ID is continued from the active remedies thai have
Nam discovered for expurgaton Of this foul disorder from
sses ence Il should employed for tho Of only
cfoa bu, also those other affections which arise from IT.
snch Us Ernpye Skin Doasog ST. Anthonya Fire Rose,
Nv EysneIas pmples Bntehes, Bans and Boils,
Tnmors letter and salt Rhou scad Head Ringwo Rheu
mat Syphitic aud Mercuria Diseases Drupsyt pyspcps
Debilty and indeed al complaints arising rpm pitated 2,
Impure Blood The popular belef ioT inquiry % .he [
founded in truth Scrotu Is degpnsfau Of me blood
The particular purpose and virtue Of This sarhpaa 70 pn
fy and regeneiae this vital fluid without which soAnd heai
1 simpossibie in contaminated constitutions
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poRTGR ass casks Marncttis Iond0n stont landing &
S. WOLFF,
OILS corner Grayier and New Levee SITS.
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| DOzEMAN'S HOSPITAL,
~ No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus

DR.. N B6ZEMAN Gate of Montgomery, Aa.) having 10
Gated Orleans takes this method Of announcing hi,
readiness and to receive patients his private
pa The building he has fitted hospital is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in convenient
desirable the city that he fools warranted In saying
that IT affords unusual advantages.
generally large and airy and have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks are admitted.
The rates will depend upon the kind OF accomoda
tions required All surgical operations charged extra Office
q feJ5 WV
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& The Two following resolutions, mentioned In the
foregoing MESSAGE. were eoncurred in. viz =:


restitution granting permission 10 Nathan Cox and
John Hud engine their property at the
sou hsRst corner Of Lesust and jaia street. y
2 resolution granting permission 10 A. Thomson Cos
eagie The properly incladed In the
bounded by Teheapnnla Common, Julia and So Joseph
ssHests,' a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
DRANDIES-

PRANDIES-. a=.. .z#..-.+5
10 quarters Champagne Rochelle 4ih proof.
~ sighhs :.
20 quarters I. Mepeau :. =.
80 eigh1hs :.
Landing ex ship Athens from Bordeanx and for sale by
y. ID, GRATIAA & co !,
SEQ 50 Gustnmhoustt tfest.
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4 CHEROEkEE REMEDY!!- AN UNFAILIsG
" Specific the Urinary Organs and Gen.
efal Alternative and Blood Purifier
n-Ths ReInedy'' when ali other preparations fail.
entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Diseases as contains no Mineral Poison or Naseous
Drugs being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves the
form 81 pleasant and delicious Syrup,
g5-Its natures remedy for GonorThea and Glee
Gravel Structure Is especially recommended for Fuor Al
has whites Females) Tor this complaint It is invaluable.
general Alternative and blood purifier 1t has equal
and does Scrofua Secondary Syphilis Glandu
lar Swelngs and all Erupve Diseases curing them
speedily permanently than other medicine known
II purifying and cleansing the blondcausng IT to
original purity and vgo thus removing from The
system all impure and penicions which have induced
disease . -. .
all medical skill especially recommended In old
in from three days.
positively all scalding heat chordee and
pain.
business.
p5g-I requires no assistance from other medicine.
R3y~It lay the oeahle in the counting room,
without its being suspected remedy for private dis
A eases.
Ra-A vanereal disease, with full directions for
mar cure, accompany sach bottle
the CT n gfa Circular FREE from any afug
retail tTsSS2 per bottle, or three bottles for S.
ply Nostnd dealers in medicines, through-
wholesale by all wholesale drug
Bi-StSL3faaeAHfNs Sole Proprietors, St. Louis, No.
j. WRIGHT K CO.,
Nos. Il and l5l Chartres street,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
unda sa-sod by all Druggists. iel6 ly&w
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EEsEgss4l, q GsD'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines which they otter to supply
Druggists Dealers Propretor's lowest Wholesale prices
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The following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was coneurred in viz:
esord That 200 copies OF the report Of Pr Gha neery
eity Physician Second and Third Districts IN reference
Il. IN Insane Asylum erected in the city Of New Orleans
for The insane parish of Orleans be printed in pamphlet
form. .-., =
continued hv The Common C0une urtheranee Of The views
.a, aineH in said reDoff,
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. STANDING CoMMITTEEs.-FINAN

viz:
The Finance Committee the honor to report follows
They recommend in resolution adopted by the
Road Of Aldernrh nakng the duty OF The City Assessors
ii have indexes all the rolls the same to be
delivered with said rolls the time said rolls TO be
advertised according to law. ~ @
Yor com ittee present resolution for adoption in
rasnr he amount allowed per day the Superintendent Of
lie Asylum for the maintenance Of inmates therein con
ro and also resolution fixing the sanry Of the Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT the Insane Asylum a $50 mouth.
~ AID. DuPRE, Chairman
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- ,7.,.,..,.r, - sz.ftl 4
ss i. N G9sINpf5 I ~ ah' ~ ~ IA 1884, &
sss s us'sss a., ,,rrss g adjoarn
HasslE - ~ c-Sisar. President !;
AassanfTs pfsseas g M ss,ssalI. Moreaa and
sfslsiaey s II s,.ss VII 81 motion, dis
persea VIII si.,s was read
~ Aa's &0at1 " ssss z. " * ssTstx II kIpxsNESl
$500 tsc.oher Ia. 1866 )
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Tho Company eosnueto against the perls Of the
and rivers and damage By re the rates Of
pfs en- esce. No = csropde,st street. DIG
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THPAyE DU REUxIEME DiSTRICT.-na
"a depot dn DeuAieme DhtElc en-
eoignure Benyie Ct Galyea, CONNIE ep9ye-
Cfna petits GpGhons. @%. A..
Uas yaehe bruno u blanche borgne de Foil droie
Une Ghavre jauue-cntr. s.t=5 .agN ..
line liuerre nnra Ell blanche.
Stiles @ anaux pas rdcames dsgs tros oqrs e. les
als nayGs s yundu enchpre puh9ue ~ at aepoI
il MA tiisffI 8 ,Ie p1veahre 1850 ID leures A. III.
D. MILTON RELF, GomlAissaife des fuas.
Nonyolls- Ori6ans. 81 aoctabre l8f0 nv 5-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

SO BEHOLD THE 11 s1ess!m u; 1.-The = = 81:
wonderfully hqgood gnidspceT MOI
only does aHirosysIsdnset 5preaage fair
weather; and, a i rudddyy, sunrise bad
weather, but there are other tntswhicb
speak ACKNOWLEDGMENT and acc ;ri
racy: a. bright yello wsky sm the eve
ming indicates wind palersyelloW,
wet; aneutral' 'gksy eenst filtpstessas.fav4
Eorable sign In the evening, anadhfazer.
able one Id the mol s fhh The clouds
:Ssin are full Of meaning AM ip themselves
If their forms arc soft, underlined and
|feathery, the weather will be fine; If
the edges are hard, sharp, defnass; j,
will be foul. Genef Ally: :spe akhe,, any
deep. aa9su q: hqsE RstsS II Ias3 =.
tints bespeak fair Me8theFa,,: =, 49,.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

- - t'SJi.2. 81! -s,sT.Ie -|,,t r..
Iii" 9ts .saosaat ST. Loui., Deo:a sS 81 1855.
u tie Rtvi Htnry 1Vard eRseeher ;nsy 80 81 +! 2
S1R--This{ IS the morning of the an,
niyersary of the crossing of the Del.
aware" BY George Washington, and
the battle of Trenton. TIE Cover:
nor Of Missouri has appointed to-day
. day Of thank sgiving in memory OF
the achievements Of the "lF'ather / o1
his Country And + keep it with ia
two.fold feeling of tilial duty and love,
for George Washington and my own
fatber,H who was. with him Oh tina,
dreadful night and the two, succeening
days. hi t do most heartily thank God,
my Father in Heaven, for their deliy.
|eranceS III that most:perilous, adventure,
! thank Him that departed the ice as
He did the Red Sea, TO safely land on
that stormy night that'smalli but heroic
band to battle with the enemies, of;lib
erty, and made them successful agains,
1--WE times their humber. lthank Him
tor the freedom andi prosperity Of son,
common country, i both North AID
South; and II thank Him for Ire i. pres
lervationa of'9putm Union beneath, the
| hollow aOf His 6haad. But, above al
things I have thanked Him; that, HI
has not made me such 'asman as Hen
~ Ward Besehsf, with q heart fullso1
such black ingratitude for the achieve
ment Of: human liberty by that heroic
band. II thank Him thai nf,f nnnna drni
veins Of ny family, for disunion; and
there still lives the same love Of liber
tf!y in N.Y. humble bosom that i1npelled
lt'.em 81 battle and u cross The Della
3Iware, land would rimpel me rs iccf6s.
the Mississippi 70 battle Will. TIE tf6e,
of this Union-the only hope "a 5jr: % 9ivi
and religions + liberty for the buma.
racese Sir, sletl me Re ason With you
and arefnay read what. oIsy 5 q E. .You
that you may see yourself AS 0theri
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
"A KING FOR MEXICO.

The Washington Consultation pub,
fishes a document which if genuine
reveals plot to establish a mona.chia1
government Iii Mexico. The autho.
Of the document is Gutierrez de- Els.
trada, who seems to tohave been, EN-.
Eployed id Europe for several years as
a SECRET agent Of the reactionary
party.otn Estrada writes from Rome,
under date Of December 18th, 1858,
and his Communications is addressed
to Senior Francisco Javier Miranda,
then Minister Of Justice and Ecclesias-
|tical Affairs in the cabinet of 7Znloa-
Ga. This post Miranda held until Zu-
olaga selected Miramon to be his. sue;
cessor, and miranda, rwhoo Is, still! in
Mexico isosam to exercise; great infu-
ence in the councils Of, his party.
ae The explanation given Of the man
ner, in which Estrada's comtnunica-
ton became public IS, that it was in
tercepted in February last ON its way
between Vera Cruz and Mexico, by
the commander of the Constitutional
or2Liberal forces Of the province OF
Oaxaca, and was by him sent subse-
quently to- the official organ Of the
Oaxacan Liberals for publication. Els
trada enters into a lengthy statement
OF his own views regarding the ies'
adjustment Of a monarchy, and dis
cusses the availability of. certain aEu,
ropean Princes for the position {. OF
King. 1T would seem from Estrada's
confide ntial dispatch, that France. and
England had strongly favored the
scheme of erecting Mexico into a
Kingdom, and that the Emperor Nap.
oleon entertained the idea Of present.
ing the Duke d'Aumale, the leading
member Of the Orleans family as his
candidate for the Grown. Against
this choice Estrada protests, arguing
that while Napoleon might strength.
EN- his own, position by comforting i
distant king Upon the chief aspir:
ant to his own crown, the Ofleanis>
Prince would not suit Mexico. Ssi@
Oh He then advocates the choice of s
Spanish Prince. and Of tie three
members Of the Spanish Bourbons liz
states his decided preference to rbt
the Infinite Don Fernando. q In pre-
SEEMING j IL various reasons for his choice
he says -.t1@4 :aa. J4si} .17,fsssg:o r j.
Z" The, very fact indeed, that. Dor
Fernando is still unmarried, might b,
most advantageous to Mexico, in tina
when upon the throne, it would b,
most I! easy for, him to contract an al
LANCE with any one Of the most pow
erful reigDing Houses, thus" finding i,
the Union Of the interests of both !,
considerable augmentation of force1t t.
secure the Sconsolidation,an prospect
[ty of the; new Mexican dynasty, .
lH Buff it should be- found impossible!
to obtain the assent to, the candidat
ure of Don Feyando, be had, obtain
}ed assurances, at Vienna, that Aus
tria would furnish ' al fKrchduke2-a,
proposition that,,a.'had obtained the
.smost complete appreciation of 1.-THE
British Government
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q. 81, z,1,yNELLY. M i

T.. 81. z,DSNELLY. III. ID. :, >
Tenders his professional! services to the citi
zens OF Red Wing and vicinity. ~
OrF1cE-Corner Of Bush and Plum stree
up stairs. @a,.a1 s.rl4..
l'a FERENcEs. ~...-.
lion. 4. KipwELL. NJ. e.: Fairmoht. Va. a., II.
don. J L. DAWSON, NJ. g., Brownsville Pa,
Prot. +. D. MurrER. Philadelphia. Pa. .z-..
Dr.J. G. Co"rEE. ..t..'s..rts
Rev. DR.. DmuMMoSn. Morguntown. Va.. a.s-
Drs. McLASL ~ Brock. Moryan.owu VA, ~
DR.. \. II. CAMPBELL. Key West. Florida. r..
DIR. f. 5. GAINES, Knoxville. Tennessee. Z.
Red Wing May 23,ls57. -''"aN 44tf
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!, OODHUE HOUSE.

L. F. HENDRlCKSON, Proprietor. e
This new and commodicus House is situated
on Plum street. Red Wing. 1t has been buil'
AMI furnished unjcr the special supervision o
the proprietor all the rooms arc we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
ing to got the worth of th.ir money are res
ptctfllIy invited t" give h,,n call. and II,
pains will be spared to make comfortable u
those who may f.vor him with cir patronage
In connection with the House is ~ good stable
AID we'll of"ascr. Ost!vr always III attendance
January nd. 1851. l r AK. l19tf.
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AN AFRICAN EMpEROR,s Ti'isEAs u

elata l,ia sftf ~ iGY.foass ste-,a .,a.sv
The Moniteur del Armee gives the
following description Of the Emperor
If Morocco's treasure house at Me-
|quinez: IN -, e. 3'.s'''
In the middle Of : garden stands a
fortress, with q triple wall perfectly
armed and defended. In the Central
enclosure rises = stone building light
led only. from the roof: II 10 entered
through three iron doors, one after
another. The pavement of the interior
is black MARBLE and at one end is a
large opening through which the
gold and silver coin, bullion and jew
els are conveyed TO the treasury be-
low. 'fhislast mentioned. place Is an
extensive \ vault, divided into COM
partments of equal size, each of which
will hold i million piastres: The
met produce IF the taxes is lodged in
the terasury every onthree months.
The Emperor himself when. at, Mequi-
nez, is present on, tn, OCCASION, but in
his absence he. names three of, the
chief officers Of the household to at
tend for him, knowing we'll that mutual
|distrust will scarcely allow them to
concert robbery, and if they should
do so they would soon hetray; each
other, or be denounced by, the black
guardian of the place, When the inn
|perial treasury was first established,
the money was kept in large earthern
jars but on one occasion the contents
Of ten were distracted, and the rob
berry concealed by filing the jars with
earth and covering the top with IA few
|gold pieces. The theft was not, dis
covered Immediately; but Iaiblack who
had seem the robbers in the, act, and
had been nearly murdered by them
and left for dead, afterwards recovered
and gave information; against them.
The Emperor ordered the ten thieves
Ito. be decapitated and Directs" that
Their heads be placed iii the ten Jars
which they had emptied, as aswarning
80 others: These vasesraresst in the
treasury, placed on marble pedestals.
Ml,uleyz lsmael's successor determined
70 adopt different arrangement ana
built the vaults. now; existing. The
Iemperer Muley Soleiman. well know,
for his cruelty was accustomed attel
the quarterly deposits, to have all til,
blacks put to death who had been en-
gagged ID the operation! edtAbderoR a
ham, his succ essor,, abolished that afro
sIeioas usage, but he decided that: yth.
blacks employed ain arranging tbs
money Ia he:yaults SHOULD neXer leays
1.-The building It would, therefore b
useless for them to steal the treasure
as they are separated from the rest o
the world, and colld neither spent
I1nE0r conceal iiif."isai:JsHoo has ,s1E.5;t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

The SrRAsBuRG sCIOcR...A scor7
respondent of the Waechned,s and
Recorder thus describes the celebrated
clock of the Cathedral at iStrasburg,
trnnce - ,s94sg sGj uGAsf {,
We arranged Is be there d twelve
o'clock, the hour when It's most, Won
derfur performances take place. At
twelve a little. angel on one side 81 tie
dial struck the bell with small ham ham
mer: Immediately another on the ep:
Eposiseie side reversed an hour glass
which he vas holding After this the
figures of the twelve apostles came
out one by one; abefore the image Of
our Saviour, and as each passes it bows
gracefa!lyto the image, which, inbtaFn
raises its hand over each as if beetow-
ing bepedieti6n. 7a' Whites tl,is lwas
going on, a cock, perched aloft, tapped
its wings and crowed three. times With
Remarkably good imitation Of nature.
The hours and quarter-hours are struck
by figuresaof infancy, youth, manhood,
old age and death. The clock iudic-
ates true, mean aud siderial time, tells
the days, the week, the menth the yeait,,
shows the difference between time ia
the four quarters of the globe, when
the sun rises and sets, thei age, Of the
:moon,' calculates eclipses, so that they
and other astronomical events for hun.
!dreds of years toscome cap,sbc accur-
'ately pointed out, and does many
other things quite is arremaaf kable.: IL
is truly = marvel of calculation and
mechanical skill This clock has been
running sixteen years and replaced q
former one, of which SO imuchihas been
sanlsand written. I'D 80. ms, SEf c
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!, PACIFIC ,RAlLaOAD.,.

iii, is94z gPAcIFlC iRAILROAD.o 80
&; oThebT Toronto Leader, discusses
this question. from the s,Minpesota as
we'll as Canadian J point Of view as
follows: .staz;7 ].
eft is now universally oacknowlede.
ed that the best aqroutel for,a, Pacific
railroad lies through British territory.
Even the fathero:of,the Pacific railroad
project ME- " hitney, has long since
been driven, TO- that confession. The
construction of a railroad is hot a
thing which IS likely to be seriously
set about. Several years must @lapse
before we cam expect seeushch "a
project commenced under auspices af,,
fording q fairs guarantee Of success,
Inetheg u hited States, no less. than
three of what are called Pacific rail
roads have already had more 81 Tess
done upon them. Two Of them have
for some time had sections open for
traffic; but It does not Follow that
either of them will ever 1be scoatinued
to tie Pacific. While tkeresis,noIdonbt
that the gfeatNalley 6ithey Saskatche,
wan offers the best route fori,the. con,
struc'iansof .asEailroad, we believe It
is'ee equally ltrne that that valley can be
most 9 easily approached, bX q railroad
from the . TERRITORY Of the United
States, The line st 4 Pacific railroad
which offers the Sgrea tesstss facility vJf
~. 81, a;.,tc
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
HACK HOUSE.

MRS. MARY FLING, Proprietress.
This popular House is now open for the re-
|ception of boarders.
Board by the dav or week furnished on the
most reasonable terms.
january :. 1850. 179-tf.