Red Wing sentinel. [volume], February 19, 1859, Image 4

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HYStS TO E O E
l»y C. D. STUART.
Not lo be West with warrior strength,
To wield the sword and wear the glaive,
Or rise to conqueror's fame at length,
Proclaims the good orrankesthe brave.
To have the power to bide the scorn,
And lise above the halo and strife
Of those to wealth and title born.
Is the crown'd courage of our life.
What are the swords that prop a king—
The banners in his army's van
To strength of soul, that dares to spring
And show the monarch in the mm
Kings an! the mightiest men of aims,
Strong as the heads of realms they bido.
Sport as they may with fortune's charms.
They are like leaves upon the tide.
In dim of old sepulohcrs they he,
The feast of silence and decay,
While the true world-heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon today.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The corn-seed to the mellow soil,
Whose fiiet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow is nobly ciown'd with toil.
E.N. CASS AN I»IS HOUSE
The following is from the Washing
ton correspondence of the New York
Herald
Next to the President, Lewis Cass,
Secretary of State, probably received
more calls than any other personage
in Washington. This venerable states
man, who was the compeer of Clay,
Webster, Calhoun, Juukson, Benton
and other illustrious men whose names
are imlellibly written upon Hie page
of our country, like them, will soon be
resting in eternal slumber, although
he showed remarkable vitality and vig
or on new year's day.
The illustrious Sjcretary lives in a
Brown stone house, not far from the
White House, which is about sixty
feet front and about seventy feet in
depth. Gen. Cass is reputed to beeditor:
worth five millions of dollars, His
house is beautifully furnished, the se
tees and chairs being covered with
blue and white damasked silk. The
marble medallions, statuary, paintings,
and other features of art which de
corate the walls and various riches in
"his house, are said to be valued at
four hundred thousand dollars. A
mon£f. tho«o gems of art are the fol
lowing:—Mar ble medallion of St.
Peter and St Paul, which belonged to
the Church of St. Peter, in Montorio,
which was built by Cooaiantinc over
the spot where St. Peter was crucified.
They were brought by Major Cass
while on a visit to General Oudinot,
the French commander. Original me
dallions of white marble, in superb
frames, highly enameled, of Innocent
XI. and Leo obtained bv General
Cass from the Monastery of Camaldol
lis. Twelve medallions, in superb
frames, representing the Saviour, Vir
gin, and some of tHa Apostles. Thev
belonged to tho Church of St. Paul,
which was the first Christian church
built in Rome. They are masterpieces.
A crucifix, which belonged to Cardi
nal Antonclh, the Papal Secretary of
state—-very rich. Paintings— St.
Agnes with her lamb," an original, bv
Guido Romano "St. Appollomia,''
who suffered martydora by the extrac
tion of her teeth—obtained from the
gallery of Cardinal Oriol "Tho Holy
Family," an original, by Vanncia'
"Return of Columbus from his first
voyage "The Madonna," an original,
by Carlo_ Dolce, bought by general
others of like value and historic inter
est, which were scanned by the many
visiters who called upon him to wish
him "A happy new year."
vvteuv or me rnvzor ii cooiiirj
From tho National Intc'H^oncer.
The mail yesteraay brought na a
pamphlet of soma iiftv pages, all the
way trom 'Victoria, capital of the Ter
ritory of British Columbia. It pur
ports to have been written to vindi
cate the eonntry an-1 colony from rash
arifl prejudiced aspersion, sind to show
Why so much disappointment and suf
fering wero experienced by those who
went to the Frazer River in search of
gold. It asserts as the first cause of
disappointment the rush from Califor
nia of a great number of miners at a
season of the year (last June) when
the river is always full by melting of
mows. Had tho same been under
taken four or five months earlier, when
the river is low and its numerous bars
exposed, it is suggested that a fair de
gree of success may have been at
tained, as is now actually the case.—
The second source of mishap is chare
cd to the selection of ports of supply
on Pnget Sound, as Port Townsend
and Watcom, too distant by laud trav
el from the actual miniug spots but
now that victoria, on Vancouver Isl
and, with a good harbor, has been
used, the supplies are forwarded with
comparative ease! The writer of the
Slay
amphlets is no friend of the Hudson
company, and only moderately so
with the Governor, yet he asserts that
law and order reign. More than for
any other purpose it is his design to
vindicate the country from being a bad
or even indifferent gold field, and states
that during November last nearly half
a million dollars worth of gold dust
was gathered there. The writer re
presents Victoria as a really flourish
ing town of four thousand inhabitants,
with fifty-odd streets paved or plankod
and lighted at night, with two good
brick hotels, twenty or thirty restaur
ant*, steamboat* built and launched,
and all without taxes or public debt.
He sets down the total proceeds of the
river and dry diggings of the country
ap to the end of October last at 91,.
•00,000
A New way ol' Pitying Subsetiptions.
A correspondent gives the following
amusing account of the way a farmer
was taught how cheaply he could take
the papers. The lesson is worth pon
dering by a good many men we "wot
of:"
"Mr. D-* I have brought you
the proceeds of that hen."
It was amusing to see the peculiar
expression of the editor as he followed
the farmer down to the wagon. I
could hardly keep my risibles down.
I O E COXLO.HBS.
I have no patience with those for
eigners, male, or female, to Whom
America yields (what they could never
earn elsewhere) brt'ad ard butter, and
who wilile in the very act of swallow
ing it, abuse everything American in
round terms, and institute constant and
inviduous comparisons between this
and the old country." Our littera
ture, forsooth, is bad and so are our
government, our food, ottr manners,
our religion. In short, this is the most
detestable land that ever was discov
ered. And yet, marvelous to relatfj
those grumblers condescend to stay in
it,—though we have the charity to be
lelive, th wc not obliged to.
a=!
You have hens at home of course.
Well, 1 will send you my paper one
year tcr, the proceeds of a single hen
for one season, merely the proceeds.—
It seems preposterous to imagine the
products of a single hen will pay thetheir
subscription perhaps it wou't, but
make the offer."
"Done e.vclamed farmer
I agree to it," and appealed to me as
a witness to the fact. ,f.
The fanner went away apparently
much elated with the conquest, and the
editor went on his way rejoicing,
Time roiled on, and the world re
volved on its axis, and the sun moved
in its orbit just as it formerly did, the'
farmer received his paper
regularly,tgreal
and regailed himself ith the informa
tion from it. lie not only knew the
affairs of his own country, but became
conversant upon the leading topics of
the day, and the political and financial
convulsions of the times. His child
ren delighted too, in perusing the con
tents of their weekly visitor. "In short,
he said, he was surprised at the pro
gress in himself and family in general
information."
Sometime in the month of Septem
ber, I happened up again in the office,
when who should enter but our old
friend farmer
'How do you do, Mr.
said the editor, extending his hand,
and his countenance lit up with a
bland smile take a chair sir, and be
Seated fine weather we have."
"Yes sir, quite tine indeed," answer
ed the farmer, shaking the proffered
"paw" of the editor, ami then a short
silence ensued, during which our friend
hitched his chair backward
and forward, twirling his thumbs ab
stractedly, and spit profusely. Start
ing up quickly, he said, addressing the
When at the wagon, the farmer
commenced handing over to the editor
the products of tho hen, which on be
ing counted, amounted to eighteen
pullets, worth a shilling each, and a
number of dozen of eggs, making in
the aggregate, at the least calculation,
$2,50, one dollar more than the price
of the paper.
"No need," said he, "ofmen not
taking a family newspaper, and paying
for it, too. I don't miss this from my
roost, yet I have paid for a year's sub
scription, and a dollar over. All folly,
sir there is no man but can take
paper it's charity, sir charity, yon
know, commences at home."
But" resumed the editor, I wiil
pay for what is over, the subscription.
I did not intend this as a means of
profit, but rather to convince you. I
will pay you for—"
"Not a bit of it, sir a bargin is a
bargin, and I am already repaid, sir—
doubly paid, sir, and whenever a neigh
bor makes the complaint I did, I will
relate to him the hen story Good
day, gentlemen."
I abhor this detestable whiuning,
this fourth-rate dilution, these grandil
oquent aris of locomotive snob-ocraoy.
These are the fellows who pull up
their shirt-collars, talk knowingly of
Lord and Lady, This, That and the
Other.' Of" what I saw in England,"
or France, or Switzerland who g"
tiptoeing through creution with their
noses in the air, fearful of a sniff of
plebianism. I have no patience with
them and their conceited, con comical
airs.—If. Y. Ledger.
FAXJJY FJEBX.
Towx TREASURER KII.LKD WHILE
ATTEMPTING TO KOB HIMSELF.—The
Oconomowoc Free Press learns from a
source, which it considers reliable, that
the Town Treasurer of Krin, Washing
ton county, attempted to rob himself
of the funds belonging to the town.—
He told his wife he was going to a dis
tant part of the village, and that he
would not return until the nerft day.
Soon after he had left a pedlar stopped
at the house, and as he was a friend,
he obtained lodging for the night The
wife, unwittingly put him into the
room which contained the money. A
bout ten o'clock hearing a noise, she
arose and opened the door, when three
men rushed in with their faces black
ami otherwise disguised. Threaten
ing to shoot her ft she raised an alarm,
ihey went upstairs to the pedlar's
room and attempted to break in the
door. After repeated trial it gave Way,
and as the foremost robber sprang in,
the pedlar fired a revolver, killing
him, when the other two fled. Upon
examining the body of the robber, it
was found to be that of the Treasurer
himself.
Society, like silk, mast be
viewed in all its situations, or its colors
will deceive, tm
CHANGED HIS PW.HJKLH SVNTI
MKW,—In ourlocal* column, yester
day, we recorded an instau.ee of a Ger
man married woman. eloping with- a
strapping negro, to the great disgljst
and affliction of the German husband.
It is said that trie latter
lh$s
heretofore
%6?li aRepublican of tjlf JfaufesaWek
and Mot'rtor stamp, who have preached
that a negro was as good as a white
man, if no: better. This practical ne
gro equality has changed his senti
intents, and he is now down on those
abolition apostles, and attributes to
erroneous teachings his unfortun
ate affliction.-n Cin^ Eiiq.
Cdgf^ Siberia has been civilized by
the exiles sent thither, and by volunta
ry emigration from Russia, till nearly,
four out of the five million of inhabi
tants ol that region are Europeans or
of European descent, more fortunate
than their Western brethren in this,
that there is not a serf among them.—
Siberia is fast becoming a "place of
eommereial importance. Its
provimity to Oregon and California,
will give it a trade which will soon
make it one of the most active por
tions of the great Russian empire.—
The ice. used in San Francisco was
formerly obtained from the Atlantic
States, it now comes from Siberia, af
fording constant employment to half a
dozen ships.
A a puplUhos lines of
the great epic upon general Jackson
"When y«»u sec their eyes glisten, then, my
men fire!
Where the last dying words of A. Jack
son. Esquire.''
FOR WARDING MER CHANTS
MESE.10LE & McLAItEN,
STORAGE, FORWARDING $
Commission Merchants,
A E N E A
TB AMBOAT AGENT S
E WIXK, MINNESOTA.
ALL groda.,sliould be marked to our care
Immediately, tho owiier will be notified of
their arrival.
Mnrchaudis* «r produce consigned to us fur
salo, will be sold for Cash only.
REFEft TO
CONSTANT A STEVENSON. St. rani,
Mc INTIJIE. A SIIELOON. Red 'ling,
BOVNTON A SMITH, Mihvaitkeo,
II. .1. NAZUO A CO.
April -24. 1S5S. 90 tf
I I ItIC E
Storage Forwarding and
Commission Merchant,
Ul'PElt LANDING, RED WING, MIN.
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted
to him.
MCINTIKE «fe SHEI io?^Rcd Wi'ig, Minn.
WEATIIEKBT & ALLEN,
J. VI SMITH, l«H
LORUMN & Co., (ralenn. 111.
.1. I*. FAKLET &~Co.,.l>uhuqiio.'!lowa.
II. P. WIBOBO & Co., Falton City.
SNTUEB&CO.,
WHISB & Co.,
BLAKELY Co.. Dmloith. 111.
BLAKEI.Y & BCKBANK. St. Paul,Minn.
Bed Win?. March 27, IS5S. S6tf'
AT LITTLEFIELD'S
Baker? & Eating Saloon,
'PIIKUE is constantly on hand and for sale,
good assortment of
BUEAD OYSTERS,
PIES. LOBSTERS,
CAKES. SARDINE*,
CRACKERS, PICKLES
JELLIES, CIGARS,
PRESERVES. TOBACCO,
CIDEH. BOTTLED BEER. &<•.. fce.
All of which will be sold -s'ow as can be
Konccht
in Minnesota.
Wedding or other parties supplied withCaVc
or complete tiippcrs.
Also, board b.» tho day or wcelt. Meals at
alllionrs A G. LITTLEFIELD.
l*o«l Wins. Oct. 17. 1S57. «.|.y
iaass!SMi-& mm
t=a
A HICKMA N & DRO.,one doorsouth
1* of the' Kelly !I6uso, iiro now in receipt
of afresh arrival of
VIINES,
A E matrons
AftDCIftARS
of every variety, with which wo will accom
modate onr Town and Country customers, at
at Wholesale and Retail also, we have, now
some niw
I I A TABLES,
ii our chamber,
if hope to merit, the patronajfo. of the
erected nj our chamber with first clasa flx
'troifj
public row coming to our iown. aim would ten-
turft«.
dor our thanks to OOT friends of Rod Wing and
the surrounding country. Wo say,
'UiXILIL Ai51p SIE'-E TU3.
IilCKMA N O E S
Red Wing, May 30,1857. -. '. 45y
Steam Engine
'•piIE^ubacriber has a first rate Steam Engine
I of tbirtar horse nower. whi«-h he will «o'.l on
very liberal torms if application be made'soos
Successor toJtrouju, BetcKer AaJkon
DSAXER IN
A W A E
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
STOVES,
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS OIL, GLASS,
SASH A N DOORS,
TIN, WOOD and-WILLOW W A E
O.FFERS
to the people of (.TOodhnc and stir—
founding counties Ins extensive stock of
(TOOIIS. unequalled incize and variety-inSouth
rn Minnesota. I offerit fyf ,. •..-,
CASW AT REDUCED.PRICKS.
BrontMre«t'.,RcttptftMii,Mhin. 9S**s
A r.»i me imilder.
UA-Rp^'ARBfurfhe ntechnuic.
A W A E for th4 Fanner.
HARDWAR E lor the million, at
NAIL^o
TllKAM BROWN'S
Successor of B.. B. & A.
I IMPROVEMENTS —Though our City!
\J Council seems to have B-ond sJicct under
its special fond care, yet people should ln.t feol
any SITU,lcs abi.nt travel ling over itsornumun
tal surface. Gcntkmen^ifyoii have to buy any
Hardware. oomoCIo the .old stand of Brbwii,
Betulier & A*btofiUand I'AvilJ nay vou butha
trouble. 11. BROWN.
Successor of B.,B. & A.
all sizes from $4 per keg upwards
TRON—an extensive, assortment «t
«ViqH I IUJ111 11. BROWN'S,
Snccossor of !,, B. & A.
NEW
FALL AN WINTER GOODS
At the old Stand of
I & S E O N S
CASH STORE.
WE arc now in receipt of a large and splcn
lid assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GIIOCEIUKS.
puoyisiox.v
.: 1 BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
STONE and GLASS. WAUK &c.
Also a fine lot of
SILVER AXD
PLATED WARE,
0 & SILVER
WATCHES,
GOLD LOCKETS,
GOLD & SILVER
(ill PENCILS,
tojrotl er with a geuer.il assortment of JEWELKY
OUR STOCK OF
'MmM&*
cannot.bo excelled in STTLEahd BEADTVin
(ioodhuu .Oouiity. aud wiit. be sold OlltlAPEU
tbait ihuy have ever been ottered in this Mar
ket berutu. The Ludksiiio ie«pectfuilv invi
twd tooiiiLk a«fl uxuluiUe v«w iw»tf» oeloie pur
iu.ipgulsuwhuic.
raOGERIES!
*?7i are prepared to sell Groceries at wholesale
and retail J^)W. fhcy bon?hr forCASH.
ar,^ will he hold.on tho.,sani6.terms. A good
stock alway* on haiid. satisfaction guoran
teed in every instance. Jtemembtr that Uar.it
•o II b(nigh are 'mlftold.
WillflndLwecanaupnly their trade ns low as
hey can ihjiRbcdow. v« \ingFreishtan 1 Exa in
es. We solicit an. examination of our £t ck.
We haveal«o a good stock of.
PAINTS. 0IL8.
PUTTY ''•/".
and SASH,
and shall keep a constant supply on hand.
TERMS CASH or Good Bankable Paper.
MtsINTIRE cfi SHELDON.
J. MCINTIKE,
T. B. SuttDOJf. 91tf
Wholeaale Dealer in
Hides,
McINTIRE* SHELDON, Agents.
Red 'Wing,, Minnesota.
83T Farmer* and all others having any of tka
find it to thnii
above articl.-s to dispose of will
advantage to cull as above. 8^-tf
I'Fgentleman,tand
WM. FREEBORN.
Red Wing, W arch 20,1858. U%f.
HT
yon want be well used and. treated like a
receive th» worth of your
money,call at L. F. llano nexsox's,
-oa rinm street.
R*dWing,jHly«4,lf58. 108tf
RED WMJVG
Hardware Store!
E. LEAKER,
(Successor to T. J. Cooper,)
WlIOT.ESALK AND RETAIL DEALKH 1JJ
Hardware, Tinware,
STOVES
BUILDERS-HARDWARE, &C.,&C.
His stock of I O N is coiiipletc.consistingof
Peru, iSligo, Swedish, English, and
American Refined.
Farmers will do well to examine his stock
Agricuthfrul'-Implements I
Including Plows, Cultivators, Reapers, Mow
ers, Seed Dii'ls, Cradles, Scythes, Rakes,&c
His stock of
Tin, ZjMeliron and Japancd Ware,
Is the largest in town, and he is constantly
manufacturing, having the best and most
experienced WORK \i EN, he is prepared to
do to order all kinds of
Sheet Irdiiy'Tin, and Copper Work.
.Of thepe his assortment is nnsurpassed,
PARLOR STOVES
OFFICE STOVES, U.Ui
1858. 1859.
Foot & Sweaey.
WHOLESALE AN E A I
DEALERS IN
LEATIIEU&
FINDINGS,
DO
9
Mechanics' Tools, Rnilriing Materials, Sash
Glass. Agricultural Implements, &ci.
has the pleasure of ott'orinjr id the citizens of
Red Wing and the .sunonmling country, the
LA KG l-.ST, REST, A 0 EA PEST
assortment of Goods in his* line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every variety .of
SHELF HARD WAR!' NAILS, VICES,
EL LO W S, ANVILS, I S
CHAINS, HYDRAULIC R\SIS.
trv lJ Sr E.A E
MILL WHEELS, I
CROSSCUT SAWS,
FILES, AXES,
"SCALE S
GRINDSTONES,
thc
HOTEL STOVES,
Low and elevated oven COOK STOVES of
every size, style, pattern and dimension in
the universe, all of wh-ch he holds at prices
lower than was ever bej"i)se offered,
Get ready for winter, and for winter's
work and sport. SLEIG11 SHOES,
HOUSE SHOES,
SLEIGH I5ELLS,
SKATES,
Wllli'S
SADDLERY HARDWARE, a.«.d every
thing necessary or useful for the season.
His terms1 arr ca*h! his prices Howl
His principle is to do riyjtf and sell c!5».i|»,
lt« en ulcs- of the Consequences.
And such as are in wantof anything :n the
Hardware lini are requested to give him a
call before, purchasing elsewl ere, they will
save money by so doing. I*. I. It
Main street. Red Wing, Nov. 6, 1858.
BOOTS & SHOES,
READY 3FADE
CT.OTIITNG,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
0''IK A
RUBBER GOODS,
3TATIONAItY,
JEWELRY &
NOTIONS, &c, &c,
ai-d jnst iredfeivihgtheif
FALL & WINTER
To which they call thc attention of
CASH BUYERS.
Their stock is very large and complete
and consists of the best quality of goods in
their line to be uuind in titniket. For the
fairness of tha prices please give them an
examination and satisfy yourself.
fM Boots & Shoespli
Manufactured to order and
REPAIRING
done on short notice."
FOOT & SWENEY,
Main St., next door to the new Brick Block
Bed^j^. (ict^aO, 185B. tl6ty
hi
Red Wing, Sept., 1837.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol
lows
K.St. O N M. !.,
Frofessorof Anatomr and rhvsiologrr.
K.JjUD^i 31. l».,
Professor cfChemiotrv and Pharmacy.
A. llOUs",W 1.,
Professor of Surgery.
C. II. CLICVKLANI), JH.
Professor of Materia Medica and Thcrnpcuties
Wm. Ml Kit WOOD. M. !.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Patltolo'gy.
IUJCIIAN N I. !.,
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and
'Institutes of Medicine*.
.toiirv KINO, ».,
rofessor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman
and Chiidren.
Tin* Terms (or tb.« «-—•—.-W*ii no tnc same
as hcrctolore, viz:—Matiuulatioii. S5.0'.—
Tuition. *2«.0-». Ucmonstrator's Ticket. ^5-00.
Every Student i- required to engage in dissec
tion one session before graduation.) Oradua
ution. $25,00. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optional §5.00.
0 S I 0 N
I Mill"
NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES!
-. i—Li— iT bath
GOOD TO YOUR NEIGHBOR, and inform him in all brother*
loVe, and request him to extend the information,' of the
GREA REVOLUTION
At the Mercantile Establishment formerly owned and occupied H. & W..B. Be van*.
^SAAC GREE having purchased the entire stock of Goods formerly belonging to H. L. A
W.B. Bovaus. proclaims himself sole ruler and proprietor «*f the Mercantile Establishment
situated on Main street. J39~ Next door to the Boat Office. and hereby makes known the
world that ho ha* opened war upon the
MINNESOTA TRADE,
BACKED BY THE
Combined Eastern & JWestem Market*
The Flag is unfurled to the broezo, on which is inscribed
PAIR I N I ON EST DEALIlfft.
EstablUhment will be conducted npon 1'KINCIPLE, and Goods oflered for sale l»w a»
he lowcHt. My Btock of Merchandise ranks among tho First in the West. To the well known
--^*»,nAn» iw».u.*«A,«w MCQ by &. «fc W. B. Be\ aus,l have made, and »b»llcontinBt*t© WlA
¥ALUABLB ADDITIORfS,
Which will enable me to offer to tho public a collection of Goods which, for Richnesa and
Variety can hardly be equaled in the West, and which I pledge mysclt to sell as
can be bought WJCBT OF CIIICAOO. In conclKsion, I would ay that my stock is
Full and Complete.
Embracing all theV.rieties usually fonnd in a Western Store—all of which has been r,«
hasod upon terms w!ich enable mc to sell at prices which
Astonish all who Purchase.
1 am aware that the Public have been surfeited with Humbug Advertisements until thair faith
is somewhat shaken in them that it is easy to make nattering declarations to the people, tkat
in their Performance lias thc
TTTCf O TTAP.i
My Motto therefore is t»
SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS I CAN AFFORD THEM.
At the same time giving my customers every accommodition in mv power, promising than
nothing but what I
thereby tru»tine that they wiilin turn observe thc Coldcn Rule—Whatsoever vo would that
othersshould do unto you cove even sounto them
Give me a call and see. probably for the first time in yonrlifc a merchant who will
Live up to what he Advertises.
RomemVor that Money is easier saved than earned that if yon have only a PIMF to spend
yon tan get your
MONEY'S WORTH
BV PpnCilASIKG AT THE
The Ecleclk f'olu^e of Medicine.
I N I N N A I O I O
TWednesd'iy.
HK SnsiNO SKSSIOVOJ" 1?5P -.I ill commence on
the Sttli of Feb^nary and contin
ue sixteen weeks. A lull and thorough course
of Letr.ilres wiil be iriven. bc.ciipyii'.jr six
ortotal
seven hour daily, trlth'gbod ojipoituiiiiios for
attention to pra"ti«-iil Anatomy, an I with am
ple Clinical facilities ut tho Conimercial Hos
pital.
STORE
KEPT BY
C2iv I S A A E E
Tho Lecture-Rooms are r.cwlvfinished. neat, 'l^iL'f^^'Ti. 'm-"Uf ^hation'
and comfortable, and in a central lotfclfo
Collcee Mall.
Walnuti Street)i, where• student.s
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should be directed to'
H! CLEVELAND. Publisher,
10»y 1»9 Seventh Street Cincinnati, O.
ConsRiuptivts do not Despair!
tS" AN OLII INDIAN Doc-
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P*n** Riujsi'j whilein
Missionary amor.g the In
dians of the Rocky Moun
CURED. tains, discovered A E
ThAffTi that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
A Bronchitis, Asthma.
CONSUMPTION Liver Ooinphunt, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Celds,
CURED Hu-ving now made his
fortune and retired from
bnsines. he will -.end the
prescription and direct! *ns
CONSUMPTION £'r lr«p.»in.£r the medicine
feet/ cltarge to all who do
sire it. and will send to his
CURED. agent, endowed two stamps
(6 ccnt), to pay the return
letter, with a description of
^vv.iiauV».ii.Uii..i*^«»?r symptoms. The Old
CONSUMPTION Doctor hascared mere than
8.000 caeia o/ Cncmn.ti.n
alone, an*! hopes all afflict
OUlUiU.
a
selves nf this opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes to do]
CONSUMPTION "U £Ko 8°°d be can before|
he dies. Address all letters
to. DANIEL ADEE.
CURED. Box?o31P.O.nsTewVork,
Who is aole agent.
PURE UNA VL 'i ERA TED
LIQUORS!
The undersigned bus jnst recci ved a large
Inydee.oPPUKK
BRANDIES, GINS & WINKS,
tly.
im\m*jimmwmi\ ^..
hieh he offers at low figures, at Wholesale
except in cases of sickness or extreme ne
eessitjr. B. B. POOT.
EAR and ETC.
DEAFXESS—TOTAL OR PARTIAL,
EXT1REL REMO YED!
DRtion.
JJ ENWOOD Sr.. begs to call the atten
of those suffering nnder a partial or
loss of the sense of hearing to the following
facts, io treats disease? of the middle and in
ternal oar with m-dicntcd douches, such as is
pruct'sed in the Intirmaries of Berlin. Lcipsic,
*Hm8«els. Hamburg and Petersburg, and latelv
by the most distinguished London aurists, with
thc r,u tt Mmier id snecttt indeed, it is the only
method that has been universally successful.
The best proof of thc efficacy "of this treat
ment will bo a reference to nearly nine hundred
nmies. residents of tho United States, Canada.
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, who havo
been restored to acurato hearing, and not a
single solitary case to our knowledge, did wo
fail to effect a partial or a total restoration
the hearing, when our advices and instructions
were faithfully and punctually adhered to.—
Many who could not hear the report of a pistol
at arm's length, can now hear watc brat at'
lh linti iff-vrfet. In cases of Muceus ac
cumulation in the Eustachion tubeand Tympa
num inflammation of the mnevt memhtane, ner
voneuffeethniif: diseases of the membrane tpmpa
uia. culled the "llrmn.''«••. •*!•••»--*fco disease
.mi oc traced to the effect of /even or aide, the
use of quinine or myreurdl medicine gathering* in
tho of cht'd i-if.d. &c. this treatment stands
•re-*mrnnt. When the auditory eafial i» dry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when tho
deafness ia accompanied with noise in the ear,
like fiiUi'Hj water, chirp nj oj ineecte, ringin
E
tf water, chirr) rig of ineeete, ringing of
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a
*Jlt. W¥ *ad had
-. .i tae wnc tn ncannir is fas acute intaken
dull
hnd it convenient to call on their arrivaj.
t7i
.,
or
T. Tickets for the session may be obtained of the this method ft: eating the diee-tee is infaillible.'
Dean if the Fa.t.lt)t. at his otHcc. No. 11-"! Smith In deaf and dumb cases, rnv experience warrants
Sttcet.orof rrpf...C. II. CIKYKLAND. &cret,inyImcin saying that if the hearing wan good at
fifths faculty,h*. 1 Sit Seventy street, near Elm. any time, much can be accomplished. lath
lt^y- JOHN K1NU. M. P.. Dean. Jdcuf and dumb school* at Lcip.MC, on^ofaclaaa
iV™eded
llwrrui-Y MAOAZINE of 4S pages, conducted Dr. E. begs explicitly, to state that in thova
by the Faculty of Thc Eclectic College of cases he undertakes, he guarantee a successful
Medicine, is published at One Dollar a Year, \resuit— complete restoration''of the sense, or
payable in advance. 'JVbo/yoluiuc of. the Jvr-' such a marked improvement as wi'l he perfectly
not commences with1 the year. CommnuW-1 satisfactory, if hit) remedies are faithfully appli
tioiit.for subscription, or for specimen numbers, jed and directions udheard to applicants will
«!—.. please state their age. dnration of the disease, if
matter issues from the external passage, if there
aie noi cs in the ears', state of general health,
and whai they suppose to have been the cans*
of the de».fnes».' When the hearing is restored
it is expected that those in easy, circumstances
will contribute libfirally.
ia
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ALL DISKASB OF THE EYE,
successfully treated by the application »t
Mdu-HU'd Vapor*, Arc, an infalliblo and
painless treatment for diseases of the Eye, sc
ute or vhronic—Cataract, Specks, Inflamma
tion. Film and Weakness or Vision. Orannia
tion of the Lids, Ulceration of the Lachrymal
Glands, &c. To the astonishing and gratify
ing effects of this treatment, the child, ths
mth, those of mature npc as well as those far
advanced in life, all bear testimony to the won
derfully renovation, healing snd soothing ef
fects.
Consultation fee, Five Dollars.
ESP^Dr. E's. work on diseases of the
the Nature and Treatments ol the Deaf and:
Dumb—illustrated with steel Plates— pries
$10. ?.
Money Letters must be registered by the.
Post Masters such only xvill be at my risk.
Correspondents must enclose postage,
Mcd.cincs, apparatus, fcc.,8cnt to any part.
n'. mv expense and risk.
Address II. EN WOOD S«.,
105M Brooklyn, N.
ANDREW BARR,
VETKK1NARIAN SURGEON.
HOLDS
himself in readiness t« attend t« all,
diseases to which our most valuable ssrT—
ant. the horse, is heir to.
Residence in -EaA'Rcd Wing, a few rods east
of the Livery if- Exchange Stable. All tails
Will be promptly attended to. A. BARK.
Red \V ing. Aug. t2 iS5S, lWtf
zn^- ruESrf CRACKERS.
BOSTON
Red Wing, Oct. 25. l?5f* 1 T*7*jf Mnr SStf
Crackers. Butt«r Crackers. Soda
Baiscuits and Cakes can be had at all times
at wholesale or retail, at tho Red Wing Bakcrv,
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