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Dr.. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. King, formerly OF New YORK for the last four
Et~>-S years Of louisville, Kenfucky de-
voted his attention 70 s treatment Of private diseases
thirty natiers himself, having attended prci for
many years, andeure Thousands he Is euahled
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad ty
from djudieious mgica treatment fum negdc Of
oEn Dr. King DisPensa Is No. p Daadek street, hcHerq
Cher and the Square, where he cures al diseases Of
GONoEHE1 cared without naucious Medicine or nssrfrgnos
from business.
STRcEUKEs Of old or recent date, eecuzy cured IN lev
BY operation which pain Where Strctnra
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
more mischief and undemines the constitution such-
SYPHILIS with all the diseases o. the skim growing Of nez
lec or Tad treatment, be eGctuay cure In days
SEMINAL NkAKNEss, particular attention having
his disease and all the consequences growing
in many By the destructive habs Of nconseras
Youths and excessive indulgence Of he passions, neglect
which will undermine the uon subject VISA
for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be lAOrnE with sny difficulty Of the womb
may rest assured Of imnediate relief
Persons residing abroad, ~ wiring and stating their case win
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King No. Dearck street
NAsve, Tennessee, viii have the Necessary medns sent %
their address with dTeous. stst secrecy oseTed
Oce hours from o'clock IN the morning the evenn
may Z3-d&Hly
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Il. S. RUTHERFURD & CO.,

General Commission Merchants,
30 LeVee and &C Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, no.
yEy S. RUTHERFORD & co. viii give prompt and careful
attention all conss nments from e correspondents,
for Louis and respectfully solicit orders pu
chase Of Western produce generally.
They beg TO refer to-
Messrs. W II GoRDoE & Co.. Nashville.
r A BARNES, President Bank OF Missouri.
BRowNIzE, Esq, President Merchants Bank, ST. Louis.
JAMES WALKER, ESQ, Nashville
JAMES II LUcAs, Esq, st Louis
AsDERsON. Esq President Bank OF ST Lsuls
aI5-lIy
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SPRING MILLINERY.
city and Country Dealers and smokers OF
warranted Imported HAVANA Cigars.

RE requested call and examine my large and extensive
assortment brands Whe have just received and viii he
Constantly receiving direct Hawai-, which Offer
the Trade Orleans prices, and E and
.ricss "a corresDond A PINTO,
~ 10 American
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SHIPMENT OF DANTzIo WHEAT TO PHILADELPHIA.
Some Of the papers are making great cutlery
about shipment Of wheat from the South Of Europe
to this port by way of Liverpool and state the cost
Of the article laid down here will be "a This is
not The article sent out to this country is We
ry superior one, only intended for seed, and with
duties added, cost the importer at least 81 SO-ius
"a cents per bushel above what red wheat could be
purchased for at the Corn Exchange this day. This
importation is the first of an effort on the payt Of
some OF the gentlemen Of the Corn Exchange Assoc
citation to distribute reliable article Of seed wheat
throughout Pennsylvania, where the crop has failed
for succession OF years. and to give the farmers at
a reasonable cOst-that is, without the excessive
profits which have been heretofore charged for supe-
rior seed wheat Last year the article sold at So 80
per bushel-a price which farmers feel reluctant to
purchase. The mail which brings an account of
shipment of this wheat also brings to the same mer
chant intelligence that a shipment of Western white
wheat TO Liverpool has been sold there at profit to
the expOrter.-PhR. BUHetR, AprI l.
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YHyHE splendid passenger steamer SCOTLAND, 49, .
COUCH Master will leave for the above and ellai
an intermediate landings on SATURDAY the 9th al
O'Clock, NJ For freight passage apply board
A. HAMILTON, Agent.
ap6-td or II II HARRISON, Agent
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Married..

At the residence the brides father March TO- 1852 By the
Rev. Mr.-,w VIM R. wEsB, Esq, formerly Of Columbia,
Tenn, Miss sAE E. THOMSON, daughter Of Col lessee
Thompson, of COpiah county, Miss.
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Penmlamship.
GIenOack for Sale.

GlemOack for Sale.
m ON SATURDAY, June 18th, 1859, sEa8s1RN
Z#4.fA will be offered at pubic sale, TIE stte5f5s
saIIlm Court House in Nashville the beau 8z9y5sSsi
Issss. IA tful Country Seat known as eGLEN- tsfEfS
tsszAsslta& OAK, 'stus ted about two miles from III
the city Of Nashville, the Hills --daAaS>
horo Pike. The premises consist fifteen acres Of unduar
ground well enclosed by picket fences The
sist OF two story tenement containing about rooms,
gether with kitchens, stab h0nses csterns. &c, all
good The houses built BY the Charles
Tones, about i've yeas and TASTEFUL substantial and
complete
interest from day Of SALE lien will be retained paya.
bic IN bank, satisfactorily endorsed, will be required.
T1cker the premises aud will show them any per-
desiring purchase. For further particulars apply
JAS B. CRAIGiIEAD,
apS-d&tHtd - Public Square.
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The loss in fruit trees in Illinois, within the last
three years. is estimated at about three million dol
lars The rsteutive nature Of clay subsOl is supp
pcs ed to be the cause.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.


FTNHE fine passenger steamer R z Ii AN CE, ~
Bruee, Master, win leave above, this day
AIril 9th, at l2 O'Clock, NJ s..
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FUyHE splendid substantial passenger steamer 49,
LIGHT Y o o 7. Rraxier, Master, eHe9sstll4
vii leave for the above and intermediate ports
SUNDAY April 10th instant, alto O'Clock, M. FOR freight
or passage apply On board or 70 b. H. HARRISON
ap9-it Agent.
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The 30.h ult. is day that will be remembered by
the clerks in the New York postofies The foreign
letters dispatched we're 25,l87 the foreign letters
received per Niagara, Kangaroo and Persia Hsre7 ~,
499 add to these 0,o0Ofor domestic, seat aud IT
osiyed and have total of nearly 200 600 letters,
making the largest and herviesI days work ever
known in the postofios.
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MORE TO Be ADMIRED THIN THE
IL ICH EST DIADEM

u ~ II
EyER
Worn by Kings or EmpeFOrs
What why a BeautiEuI Head Of Hair.
DECAUsEhis the ornament God Hasef pr0ried for All
ID race. Reader, although the may bloom
teeti pearls Hea Is beIt Of its eoVsrin ~
the hair Be snarled and shriyee, Aayl and dor s,
sprnkled with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prof
Weeds lair Restorative, II used two three tines sek viz
restore and pefnanenty seeae TO ALL such an ornrent dead
ne iooEng and judge Tbs writer Is the eeebae Pianist,
DE. Wo9B:- Nrv Yosx, April 1a, Is5s.
Dear SrPerit me to express 20 you The 6barlous an
under for the entire my hair original color
becoming gray iapon application q your sir sstor
tive recovered its original hue consider your Restorative
- ysiy SonaeW mHentiSn quite enceous - veil &c
Agreeable an dear sir, yours truly, -
ssDryeh ar Gwylieiyct~
welsh Newspaper Office - Nassau st april p is5s.
PROg. o. J. WooD: Dear oirsoine u1nh ago
received sOttle Of your Hair Restorative and gave H ny us
who coteludad Try Il her hair little thinking TINE
that would rssors the gy hair to IL original color to e
my surprise, amer few weeks al Il has erso~f
iha. wonderful elect q turning All The gray hairs asn,
the time beaunE and thckening strongly
recommend The above Restorative % all persons
eangeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
PKOV. Q. J. WoOD: VITA confidence DO recommend your
Hair Restorative, Is beiLg The most ecae9us article
nnee nang your Hair Restorative my hair and Ekers she
we're almost white have gradually grown dark; and feel
natural color II also has relieved me Of all danuG add
pleasant itching 50 Common among persons Who psse freely
PRoT. WooD-About two years ago ny hair eoHmenco falling
on and uTning gray; fast becoming bald a1 had tried
many remedies 70 ne elect cuuiecA hesora
tive in January last few applications fastened my hair ARMY
Il bryan u al oE OUT and turned back 70 rs former color
0lack) Al this time u Elly restored 70 lie original color
health, sppearans and cheeruy raeomnen to an
Chicago, ILL., May 7, ls57. J. d. HOES
The Restorative l. put in bottles Of sizes va lEss-
DUN and snail the snail holds pEi, and retals for
dollar per bOle; the medium holds a si twenty pr
proportion thin the SMALL reas doar per bottles
The large holds quart forty per cent Hore roPeTon, sad
recalled for -.
o. J. WOcDkcO ,Propristors, si2 Broadway View YORK On
he gFAt n Z. Wire Railing and IA Market St.
81 Louis, No.
Aaa sol " al sosa Druggists SD Fancy G00is Doaa@
n0y23d&alyin
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The Opposition convention at Lebanon nominated
Col Jordan Stokes as their Candida. for Senator
from Wilson and DeKslb and Col sN,s Z. Martin and
John R. Davis, Esq, candidates to represent Wilson
county in the lower house
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YANKEE NOTIONS and LESLIE,s BUD
II GErOF FUN for May, just received By
RAGAN & JOHNSON.
ape Union STREET.
ON SATURDAY MORNING, 9th of April,
" will offer in lots, suit purchasers, large and most
magnificent lot OF Furniture comprising article which may
be ordinarily demanded Sale positive and without
CRCTCHER & Co,
ap7 No q Public SQUARE
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The Opposition convention at Carthage on the 4th
nominated Nathan Burdins as their candidate for
Senator from Sumner and Smith, and Joseph g.
Pickett for Representative from Smith.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the Hon. W.
H. SEWARD has been a visit TO the Hon. SIMON
CAMERON, at Harrisburg. There is treason, STRAIT
agems and spOils in the idea of such visit. The
Presidency in 1850 must keep sharp lookout when
Seward and Cameron get their heads together, it
will be incOutinsntly taken possession Of without
the Formally of electoral college.
Hon. John NJ. sanlidge, of Louisiana, has address,
ed letter to his constituents declining to them
again in Congress Col Orr and Mr.. Keilt Of South
Carolina Mr.. Stephens and Mr. Trip, of Georgia;
Mr.. Dowdell and Mr.. Shorter, of Alabama; and Mr..
G, W. Jones, of Tennessee have also declined re.
election.
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Died.

At the residence Of Henry Dr. Hutton in Dickson county
the Is inst Wm. sbul in the sxysixh year Of his
Mr. shul was soldier tie Isl2, universally
esteemed for his mauy virtues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-09
A BOOK for the Times.

Book for the Times.
A Treatise; or, Speculative Philanthropy
TIE HOT CORN QUESTION ENLARGED.
BTAcITIzES TREToTALToN.
81 tell you its sauneleous hdn looks at
tance; is yourn gwne up 10 it,
Printed in Nashville Tor the Author.
For sale in Nashville, only by HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
p S-Don't all come al once for this FUNNY BOOK.
app
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BENSON & WHERRY,
NEW CITY HATAND car sTORR,
No. 90 Union street.,
ERlT DOOR To 8. ~. DOEgEGAIFS
p TiR undersigned have Just opened AZ the Above -
~ named place large aud eom1lese assortment Ok
- Hats Caps Straw Goods, A.. comprising The -
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Which Offering a: prices % suit the oid
wish % be made 70 loOk young and spruce. call q
BENSON & WHERRYsS
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
And purchase Of those handsome yis Hats, Bhieh
We introduced Saturday.
The youthful and the gay Invited t0cone ant elect so
thing that Is beautiful for the head. At
BENSON & WaERRFsS
CITY HAT sTORE-
u n Weare manRfacturiDg hats superintene 81
w. A NAEBRI who has long been kuoEu to the community
aPJ BENSON & HHERRf.
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HAVE fer sale very likely negro boy % years old that
been well trained house and dining servant at No
IS Cedar street. mh3I r. J. LYLEs.
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statement of the Condition OF the Dand-
ridge Bank, the Ith April 1859.
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FOR OHIO AND 81. LOUIS.

VENHE splendid passenger steamer B NJ. RUNYAN 80 !,
MILLER, Master will leave for the above and
an intermediates landings, SATURDAY, April Sat -
o'clock, NJ. For freight passage apply board or to
ESy- The RHnyGn gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans Memphis and Louisville
II. H. HARRISON,l au.,.s
an3-td A. HAMILTON, A5S"'9
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. -
pursuance OF Deed OF Trust, executed By Gusdorg
& Brueh, dated April 5 lSj and registered the Registers
Office Of Davidson county will Monday, April 18TH 1850
sell to the highest bidder cash at the Of said Gus
Bruch No 40 CoOpers uildng all the stock OF said FIRM
consisting Cigars Tobacco and other articles embraced
Deed of Trust ND CROSS,
ap7-td Assignee Of GuslOrf 4 Bruch
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Cigars aRd Tobacco.
NHIE have arg stock Of Havana Domestic, and German CT
w gars, which e Of dealers particularly.
Our Own Manufacture,
Which not only but sell from tcy IRE
10 g Per cent og0er than house in the city.
sell them without thereby placing
a footing with any iobber in the city.
II , In fine ViFgini ia Che wing Tobacco, we &C,
knowledge no rival. J.W. LANGLEY & CO.,
mh25 NO "A Onion Street.
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FENHE fine passenger steamer, G q B A, FCRaUsoN, 49,
Master, viii leave TIL sDAY, April 9th flA1fs
instant, fe O'Clock, NJ For freight passage,
ap6.~9 A. HAMILTON, Agent
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YTyHE fine passenger steamer MINNETONKA, - /.
DAsHELL Master, will tleaye Monday, the ksR.s9
18th instant at y o'clock, N. Fer freight pas -
sage apply on board or to
Sp0-dt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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THyHE passenger steamer r D r o v e r, 49,
will leave for the above and intermediate land
ngs this day. Monday, April the Ilth at O'Clock
For freight or passage aPplyon board or 70
aps-m II. 7. YEATMANi Ahent
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store and for sse low few barrels Of excellent IRIsH
Il POfATOEs- MIzELL, HOOPER & co.
ap9
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GENT for the purchase and sale Of negroes, at No . Ca
Street, Nashville, Tenn having bought the interest
h Haynes. my late psrnef the house occupied by US, vii
continue the business and At all tss praedto make casl
sdYanees on negroes left with for sale.
$4,000 IN CASH
To for No. young Suitable
southern market
So NEGROES FOR SALE,
Consisting the valuable families ever offered IN
the Nashville Market and good lot Of young women
nhs5 ]. LYLxs.
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REMOVAL.
SPORTsMEN'S DEPOT

49, Has been removed
SHNA to the west side of
- Jordan, Maine street
whore may be found
good assortment of
-SHARP'S RIFLES,
20ryet ts,ad M,szzle looding Rites.
double and single barrel Shot. Gu,,s.
+. Colt's, Alle,a's, and the celebrated
Robbins and laurence Pistols.
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, Wads, Flasks, Shot
Belts, Game Bags, Fishing Tackle, &C., &c.,
Cheap for Cash.
Repairing done with care and dispatch.
NJ. j. CHAMBERtIN.
Red Wing, June IA, 1883. 7om6
4. III. CONNOLLY. M. d..
Tenders his professional services to the c;ti.
zens Of Red Wing and vicinity.
OrrIoE.-Corncr of Bush and Plum street
up stairs. ''0'''
REFERENCES,
Hon. Z. K1DwELL, NJ. G., Fairmont, W..
Hon. > l.. DAWSON, NJ. C., Brownsville, Pa.
n nr r r p Go MvrrEn' Philadelphia, Pa,
6ev. Dr; DRUxNoND, Morgantown, Va.
Yrs. MclANE q Brock, Morgan.own. w.
Dr. y. II. CAMPBELL, Key West, Florida.
Dr; E. 5: GAINES, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Red Wing, May %, 1887. 44tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

My tex br.idren and sisters, will be
found in dc ft1s chapter Genesis and
twenty sebeDth verse:
'And de'Lord make Adam" I tole
you how he make him. He make him
out of clay, and when he git dry he
breathed into him de bref OBJ life. He
put him into de garden of Eden, and
he set him in de korner OBJ de lot, and
he told him to, eat al, dc apples ceptin'
Gem in de 1aiddle OBJ de orchard dem
he want for he winter apples.
Byme by Adam he be lonesum. So
de Lord make Ebe. I tole you how
he make her; he give Adam loddilum
till he got sound asleep, den he gouge
rib out he side and make Ebe an he
tole herto eat all de apples ceptin' dem
in de- middle OBJ de orchard dem, he
want for he winter apples.
Wun day de Lord he 90 visiting ;
de debbel he cum along he dress him
self up oh de skin oh de snake, and he
fine Ebe, and he tole her: ttEbe, why
for you not eat de apples in de middle
oh de orchard p Ebe says, "dem de
Lords winter apples" Bus.de daebbel
says, u tole yon to eat dem, case
dey's de best1.,,,s, in de orchard.'
So Ebe: eat deeapl and guv,Adam a
bite !; and den de debble he 90 way.
Byme by de Lor' cum home, and he
call Adam. Adam he lay low, SO de
Lor' call again, "You Adamw Adam
say, "Hea Lor'!' and de Lor' say,
"Who stole de winter apples ?" Adam
tole him, Don't know-Ebe, he spect.
So de Lor' call Ebe. Ebc lay low; dc
Lor' call again, "You Ebe!'' Ebe say
Hea Lor'!" DE Lor' say "Who stole
de winter apples&?"-Ebe tole him
aDoht know-Adam, she speet.," Sc
de Lor' cotch EN- boff, and tfow den
ober de fence, and he tolc 'em &c &C
work for your libbin.''
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----e e.----
A COLOlkED DISCOURSE.

A correspondent of the Kj,ickerbock.
er, who writes from Mansfield, Ohio,
sends the following discourse for
the entire authenticity of which he
voriches without reserve, having taken
it down from the thick lips Of the rev.
erned orator himself. a.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
Commonwealth Insurance CONN.,

commonwealth Insurance COMFY.
Union Buildings, Third street,
IARR1SBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA,
Chartered Gap:tal, $500, 600 !!
Insure Buildings and other Property,
Against loss or damage by Fire. Also against
Pcrils of the Sea, Inland Navigation and Trans
portation.
RECTORs:
SIMON CAMERON, Wu. H. KrpNrp
GEO. M. LAuMAN, Alb. WARropn'
WILLIAM Dock, VIZ. MunRAv
ELI SL1FER, FIX. RoAs
GEO. BERGNER, joun IT RrpDx,
BENJAMIN PARKE, WV. F, PAcKrr'
JAMES Fox.
aOFFICERS:
SIMON CAMERON, President.
BENZ. PARKE, Vice President.
). s. CARRIER, Secretary.
;. Is: FOOT, Agent, Red Wing, NJ. T..
'"n""ry - 1898. 75tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
j. FL. ELDER.

WIN. C.. WILLlSTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Office next door to Lowater,s Bookstores
RED WING, M. +.
Agent for the following reliable Iasurancc
Companies ~'
FARMERS UNION, Athens, Pa,
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, Ohio.
HOPE, gainesville, sc
REFERENCES:
Hon. w. H. WEIGH, Red Wing, Minnesota
E. L. WILDER,
Il. H1rcHcocK, gainesville, Ohio.
A. G. RIDDLE, Cleveland, Ohio.
H. u. KENDALL, ="
IL. WILDER: Conncaut, a..
August p, 1857, 57v
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BANKING HOUSE
eM1TG. %E1Ge & CO.,
PED WING M,

NED w IN0, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
Red WinE.M r. N, KNAPP Ransor =
Malone. NY.
WE will give special attention to Collcc-
w tions, payment of Taxes, and to the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate.
Land Warrants for sale or toloan. ..M on.
ey Received on Deposit,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
REFER TO

Messrs. Green : Sowcll, Bankers. New York,
", ". a. Wheeler, Esq, Cashr Malone Blk, N. Y,
M n + F.. A. Birchard s Co., Boston,
E. !: Tlnkham, Esq, Banker, Chicago,
Oanicl Fish, Esq, President Of Farmers Ba,k.
Messrs Brockaway,. Wason, Everett Co.,
) ustus White, Esq, La Crosse. Wisconsin.
John g: Smith, Pres't Csnajoharie Bank, n. Y.
Ked Wing, juno 6, 1857. 46m6.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
A GEM.

"A OEMs s.
Softly
She is lying,
With her lips apart
Softly 90
She is.sdying rs bas
OF broken heart! "
Whisper! i
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper!
Life is growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently
She is sleeping
She has breathed her last.
Gently,
While you're weeping,
sci She to heaven has past
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
. CENTRAL POINT HOUSE.

!, CENTRAL POINT HOUSE,
J.. r. s. F. a. HARDT, PRopR1EroRs
I'il1s Houscis pleasantly located OH the shore
! Of Lake Pepin, within q few rods Of the
teamhoat Landing. Persons wishing to spend
few days Of recreation and leisure, will find
his tie place to do it. A good and we'll sup
lied barn is attached to tho house, and COM
eteiit ostler always in attendance.
Tho proprictors ha, ing leased the above pop
lar house and having thoroughly repainted
nd furnished in superior style, would say to-
he pnblic that n thing that they can do to
iake al. calling, comfortably and pleasantly
ltuatcd. will he left undenc.
J Nav %, 1858. 95v
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Diseases of the Throat and Lungs

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases of the and
Lungs by inhalation Of and Medical
well known be the only reliable
eecting in those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance to the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE 10,
hehorough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases b,
vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galyansrn and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience OF those afflicted with Diseases the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the who
sultaon list of Questions has been prepared will
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. LAG ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Inhalng Apparatus, Medicines forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
A5-Patients fem the country be accommodated witt
rooms at the Institute. MO 2pGm&W
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Bookkeeping.

YOUNG GENTLEMEN who wish to be ready to Al, ,.eon.
cies that will occur LIST July, should begin IMMEDIATELY
Those who speak several languages residents
always preferred, provided they are qualified At
DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
They can soon acquire all needfu PRACTICAL knowledge
keep any books. Lessons DAY and EVENING FIRE. CHI
spanish German English and Mathematics taught by able
Professors day and evening Merchants apply here for clerks
and book keepers.
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