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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19

CHEMICAL MoDE or lsEsuAnrES1xa
FILEs.--The London Chemist states
that by the following cheap and sim
pie process, old files and rasps may by
made nearly equal to new ones. First,
boil them i'll soap ley, or 4 mixture OF
Stacked lime anu soda in water; this
done wash them in water. and throw
them irto y tub fnll Of 'lilntr sulphuric
acid, formed Of one part acid and six
parts water; let them remain here for
some time, the exact period being eas.
lily found by taking ont file, and OBJ
serving whether the hicks appea,
sharp or not. As soon as the desired
sharpening is effected the files mus,
be taken from the acid and waite,
mixture, and washed in another tub
containing solution Of soda-about Al
ounce Of soda to a pail of water.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
4 New-f.nglcd Nam for ~, old Disease

a throat disease called Dipthcria.
which had much alarmed the parents
of young children in England recently,
has brought several letters to the
Times asking information relative to
the early treatment Of the disease. I'M
answer to these letters, two physicians
have written to the same paper, giving
prescriptions. Both mention bad
drains and other sources IF malaria,
the want Of fresh air. &C., predispos.
ing causes to DiptIeria. One M. d.
Kensington, writcs:-"'rhere is always
some slight stiffness and uneasiness
complained Of: This ought to draw
attention to the throat, when the pecu-
liar appearance Of the ulcer will at
once determin it's nature. The means
! use are extremely simple, and hithcr-
to have been most effectual. I give
the sesquicarbonate Of ammonia dis
solved in little water and swcetcncd,
from two grains to u baby Of a year
old to ten grains to an adult, repeating
it every hour, together with as much
nourishment of every kind as can pos
sibly be got down. At the same time
rub the outside Of the throat with i
strong cmbrocation of camphor and
ammonia. When this treatment is be-
gun early and judiciously continued,
the diphthera, or skin, from which it
takes its name, is rarely seen. As to
infection, there is reason to believe
that the disease often arises from ma
]aria. The other says the disease is so
fatal because it is mistreated. The To-
cal disease is not the beginning out
the end. 1t grows out of febrilc
condition Of the whole body, and its
source is the brain.
"Diphtherla is II new tangled name
for an old fashioned disease, malignant
quinsey, which, in the days Of our
grandmothers, was successfully treat
ed by emetics AMI bark. This is the
treatment which I have never yet
found to fail. Let me give you case.
l was telegraphed to Brighton to see
the daughter of a General Officer, who
was suffering from this disease. When
I entered the room she was sitting up
in bed, breathing with great difficulty.
The glands Of the neck were hot and
tumid; the tonsils on examination
were Of the colour of red velvet; but
an emetic Of ippecacuanha in fifteen
minutes not only relieved the breath
ing most etfectually, but completely
changed the color of the tonsils, and
in fifteen minutes more the external
glands, whose size arrested my eyes
on my approach, could not be fell
with the fingers. A combination o
quinine and prussic acid, with rope
tition Of the emetic the next day, com
pletcd the cure"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
A Nj gaided Member Of tho Fourth Estate.

"a waif and stray of the press comes
staggering in our way at this stage,
and calls upon us, with drunken i'm
portunity, to record, before we go on,
how poor misguided journalist lived
and died. The death Of John Milford
left not even shadow upon the Christ
mas hearth Of u friend-the poor fell
low fell over into his grave on the 25th
Of December, 1881, bnt tumbled none
OF the Christmas embers of his family
to pieces. lie was a cousin Of Miss
Milford, the pourtrayev Of country life,
and of DR.. Milford, the historian OF
Greece, and possessed talent which
might have added increased lustre to
the name he bore. Born at Milford
Castle, in Northumberland, his spirit
turned, as so many unframed spirits do,
to the sea, and he fought under Hood
and Nelson. But quitting TIE navy,
he attached himself to the newspaper
press in various capacities, and after
wards edited the Scouye, the Bon
Ton Gazette, the Qtizzical Gazette "a
penny publication,) sc. But his hab-
its plunged him to the neck in poverty.
Whilst editing the Bon Ton Gazette,
Elliot, the proprietor, had to keep him
in sort Of cellar, with candle and a
bottle Of gin (Which was constantly
being replcnishedO and Il piece of old
carpeting for his coverlid. at night
yet lie would stealtllily creep out in
search Of gin unless his shoes were
taken away from linn. He wrote the
songs, 'The King is true British
Sailor and 'Johnny Newcombe in
the Navy The publisher OF the lat.
ter allowed HIM 4 shilling a day while
he was writing it, The money was
expended after his own manner--two.
pence in bread and cheese and an
onion, and the rest in gin, and he had
nothing to pay for the grass and net
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
O2inions Of Distinguished Business Men

"Advertise your business. Do not
hide your light under n bushel. What
ever your calling may be, if it needs
support from the public, advertise it
thoroughly and efficiently in some
shape or other, that will arrest public
attention. I freely confess that what
success I have had in life may fairly be
attributed more to the public press
than to all other causes combined..---
There may possibly be occupations
that do not require advertising, but |
cannot well conceive wha: they are.
p. T. BAESuN.
I have always considered adver-
tising---liberally and long.-.to be the
great medium Of success in business,
and the prelude to wealth. And i
have made it an invariable rule to ad-
vertisc in the dullest times, a long OK
perience having taught me that money
thus spent is we'll laid out; as by keep
ing my business continually before the
public, has secured me many sales that
| otherwise would have lost. "..-STE-
|PHEN G1RARD. Ill.,
"Whatever success may have had
in business l owe mainly to continuous
advertising, and deem it good polio;
to advertise long in The same papers.
From close observation, l am fully
convinced that it is impossible TO make
much Roadway in: any branch Of com
merce without those Eacilit;re which
the press alone can givc.-..Jos. RIDGE
WAY.
MY motto through life has been--
work and advertise. Advertising is
like the philosophers stone that turns
whatever it touches TO gold. I have
advertised much, both in the weekly as
well as in the daily papers, nor have I
found that those of the largest circula-
tioa--.of either class--:.benefitcd me the
most. u. J. AsroR. -. -.
''Adyert;sel* Adgertisse.i ApvEnr1sr!
This is the life of trade, and standing
advertisements, you will find prove
the most rcmunerativc, at least have
found it 80 during M business career.
tor should you withdraw but single
week from the paper in which you are
accustomed to advertise, ten to one
that would be the time when some
would be new customers will look into
the paper for your business address.
and not finding it, you will lose sever.
a! profitable sales. "-WILL1AM 4GRAY.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
HIMLLNn UNIVERSI1'Y s
FED WING MINNESOTA.
FACU 1T Y.

FACULT 4~ +
Rev. Il. F. CRAZY, d. D.-Prcsidert, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Science, and
Bellies Lcttrcs.
Rev. T. f. EDWARDS, A. M.-trofessor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
II. 3. WILSON, a. M.-Professor OF Mathe-
matics and Natural Science. 20 EA r
Rev. PETER AKERs, d. d. Professor OF Bib
heal Literature.
CHARLES NJ 'CLunE Esq.--Professo1 Of Law.
Rev MAX MonAus--Professcr (elcct) of Mod
crn Languages.
Miss EMMA Il. SoR1N--Preccptross, and Teach
or IT English Branches. ~, ---sse
PRoFEssoR .4EEBIcH-Tcurhcr Of Music.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
FIRST Term commences September Cd, 1858
closes December 81. Second Term begins IL.
cembcr 9TH: closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1857. closes Juno 10th
Examinations at the close Of each terra.
Red Wing is easy Of access from the intcrio,
Of Minnesota bv stages. and from tho North ant
South by the river. II is Il place where til,
health and morals Of Students will DO guarded
as we'll rs at any ether seat Of learning in thu
West. The Trustees Of lIa,n|lno UniverSit,
hare run the risk Of largo outlay in supplyin!!
ii corps Inexperienced teachers. and contidcntl,
askt patronage Of this part oftho Northwest
Lett 3 directed to tie President will reeeiv,
PROF pt attention. .-
i course OF study embraces Mental ali,
Nc u Science. and ''ellc~ Letters. Chemistry
an Natural Philosophy Mathematics. Mcc,,an
ic' Surveying and Civil Engineering; Gree
a. i Latin Languages; Hebrew and Bib lea
i tcratnre; Law; Modern Ian tuages Eng
lish Language and Literature; Primary am
Academical course
It's extensive and thorough practical an
complete classical and scientific.
Ladies admitted to all classcsin the UnivcrSit
Students completing tho Law course rccciv
the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws.
EXPENSES.
Boarding, 50, 80 per week. Tuition. Primar
Department, LIST Class, 1881; I'd Glass. s.. so
Preparatory: $500 +; 2d Glass, 81 90 Collegiate
$1,000; Law, $l5,op per term. Modern Ian
guagcs $500 extra. Music: with Use OF Piano
sl+,oo. Painting or Drawing. S4oo. Oil Paint
ing. $500. Wood. lights and other incidental
heap. GLOSSY
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
MORNING DY THE SEASIDE.
bY FANNY KEMBLE.

With these two kisses on thine eyes
I melt thy sleep away-arisc!
For look, my love, Phobus his golden hand
Hath laid upon the white name Of the sen,
And springing from the fresh brine yloriously,
Ilo glarccs keen DER the long level strand.
Now come his horses up, all snoring fire
Tia lovely morning hours, lymuins their
choir
OF tri umph, circle round the royal sun;
And the bright pageant Of the days begun
Come, Jet me lock in mine thy hand,
And pace VIC with swift feet this smooth and
sparkling sand.
Sec, how swollen ridges Of the waves
Curl into crystal caves,
Rising and rounding,
Rolling, rebounding,
Echoing, resoundins,
And running into curves Of creamy spray
Mark, with white wav. lines, the far ,ndont
Cd bay.
The little bark, tina: by tho shc'tcring shore
Folded her wings, and rocked herselfto sleep
Shakes out her pinions to the breeze onc'
more,
And like swallow, dips, and skins tho deep
Hail, welcome day hill miracle Of light!
Hail, wondrous resurrection from the night
Hail, glorious earth! hail ocean, fearful fair
Hail ye sweet kisses Of fresh morning air!
Hail thou! my love, my life, my air, my light
Soul Of NY day! my morning, noon, and night
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
Consunlptiycs do not Despair !!

~ AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR. UNcAs BK.NT, while a
Missionary ainoEg the In
dams of the Rocky Noun.
tains, discovered Il RARE
PLANT. that proves 10 DC u
certain cure for Consunp-
ton. Bronchitis, Asthma.
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds.
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
cuisines, he will send the
prescription and dirccti ms
for preparing. tue medicine
fee Il cht,ye t" ali who de
sire it. and will send to lis
agent. cnclo:cd two stamps
C cent>). to pay the return
letter, with Il description OF
their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cared mere than
5000 cases IF Gnsnnn tim
alone. ans hopes all afflict
ed people will avail them
selves IF this opportunity:
Us the Doctor wishes to, do
att the good he can before
hcdics. Addressall letters
to-. DANIEL ADEE.
BoX253l P.O. New 7 DIRK,
Who is sole agent.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
he Eclectic College Of Medicine.

The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
'NuE SPRING SESSION Of $50 will commence or
l. Wednesday. the 9th OF February and eontin-
nc sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
seven hour: daily. with good opportunities 70,
attention to practical Anatomy. AMI Will, am
pie Clinical facilities ut the Commercial Hos
ital. s.....
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as fol-
lows:-
J. r.. st. JOHN, NJ. D..
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
J. T.. jude, NJ. ~,
Professor Ct Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Il. i. biCNt, Nj d.,
Professor Of Surgery.
C. II. CLEVtI.ANi). M. d.,
Professor Of Materu Medica ard Therapeutics
WIN. $FJ FER WOOD. NJ. D..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology
J. Il. BUCHANAN. II. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING. NJ. d.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of W ON a,
and Children.
The Terms for the Session WILL be the same
us heretofore, viz Observation-Disclosures s5,0n.-
Tuition. $1,000. Demonstrators Ticket. S.. 90
( Every Student i required to engage in ,l,sscc-
tion one session before graduation iirudua-
alton. $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital
(optional) $500.
+ The 1.cctarc- Rooms arc ,.cwly finished: neat
and comfortable. and ia central lot,lit, (i,
College Hall. Walnut Street(. where students
will find it convenient to call OH their arrival
Tickets for the session may he obtained Of the
Deun II the fatu1tY. ut his Office. No. 113 Smith,
Street, or Of frof. G. II. CLEVELAND. Stuet~iy
efthe Faculty, NJ. l39 Sc cnty street. near Elm:
l0:y JOHN KING, NJ. D.. Dean.
The COLLEGE JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE,
4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE of4s pages, conducted
II by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College OF
Medicine: is published at One Dollar Year.
payable in advance. The volume Of the ii ss'-
NIL commences with the year. Communi"a-
tions for Sill description, or for specimen numbers,
should be directed to
i,R. C.. II. CLEVELAND. Publisher.
al06y la9 Seventh Street Cincinnati, Q.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
The Great Cure.

know OF invention ofmodern times that deserves
is destined to occupy higher niche in the temple o
fame than the discovery invention Of the Vegetable
Epeptc Pills curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits; spasms
and Cramps all the various notifications Of Nervous
Disease Dr. Seth s. UaAcs, Of l0s Baltimore street. Ball
tmore Nd the inventor cesinty entitled to the best
wishes Of all the benevolent portion Of mankind who
perenee pleaso7e by the alienation Of human suffering
When Dr. Hance arst prepared these pills, he intended
solely for Fits Cramps and spasms; but subsequent
experience satisfactorily proved to him, that in addition
TO their remarkable sanivc properties In this class Of dis
cases. they exered perfect control the
tenn He then induced TO try them in Of neural
ga, Tc-Doloreux, Nervous HeWSche Palpation Of the
Heart Incipient Paralysis Ilystcra, Muscular Debility,
and host Of minor diseases springing from lack OF
energy in all Of which his ancipations were
crowned with the most sOngune Persons Mt a
dictanse by writing and sending remittance to DR..
Hancc, have the medicine forwarded by mail to their
post Office address, he paying the postage. Tho prices
for single box ss two boxes S5 s94 per dozen. We
have given his address above. 45w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

THE WEATHER.-On Friday, there wa:
a heavy fall of snow, though tho weather
was so warm that it melted fast. Friday
evening it suddenly became cold-blcab
piercing winds blew from the Southwest
Saturday morning at sunrise the thermom
cter stood % below zero. Snow six inche:
deep. Sunday morning more moderate
50 above zero. Sunday evening 9o0 above
and showing, Monday morning at sunrise
mercury at 4o below zero; in tho evening
it had risen to 22o above, and stood at 2Oo
Tuesday morning. Tuesday warm, snow
thawed considerable. Wednesday morn
ing up to $50, sleighing used up, which
gives little rest to Young America, and
livery horses. The prospect for mud is
good. Thursday morning, snow all gone
the reign Of mud ro-commenced.
WEATHER ITEMS, JAN. l0.-Oswego, n
Y, sunrise, one foot snow, 200 below zero
Ogdensburg, at sunrise 36o below; Fulton
200 below; Phoenix, $50 below; Troy, l7e
below; Buffalo, l2o below; Boston, Mass.
30 below; Portland, Me, 10 below; East
PORT, l2o below; Bangor, 26o below; Bur
lington, VT, l2o below; Rouse Point, NIB.
$50 below; st. Johnsburg, VT, 800 below.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


BeneroleHt Institution established bv special ERdo,o
HeHt for Ae relief Of The sick and distressed afflicted
edh PirHieHt and Epidemic Diseases.
.FT'IE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the awful
destruction OF human life caused bv Sexual disen
and the deception practiced upon The unfortunate victims
ni such diseases by Quack several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon as CHART ABLE ACT worthy
class OF dscnses In all their FORMS and to give MEDC
ADV ICE GRATIS TO all who apply by letter, with de-
Flptinn OF their condition, age, Occupation habits
lifr Sc.) and n Of extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE It Is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment
Tie Directors Of the Assocaton IN their Annu, Repor,
upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases for the year end
ing January ls 1855 express the highest satisfaction
with the success which had attended the abors Of the
sultng Surgeon In the Of Spenatorrhoea Seminal
weakness Impotence, Gonorrhoa elect; Syphilis the
wee Of Onasn or Self abuse, &C., and ordera contnuanes
OF the same plan for the ensuing yoar
The Directors review OF the past, feel assured
that their abors In this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been ogrcat benefit to the especially to the Young
and they have csov to devote themscvn with renew
ed ZEAL In this important and much despised cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoa. or Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of Ouanism Masturbation or Self
abuse other diseases Of the sexual organs hy the Cor
sn.ng Surgeon will be sent by mail Din sealed envelope
FREE OF CHARGE on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for nos.
tase Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
ment OF sexual diseases, diet &c constantly heine
published for gratuiNus distribution and will he sent IA
the afflicted. Some OF the remedies and methods OF
treatment discovered during the last year. Of great
value
Address for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE r. CAL.
liOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association No .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA n HEARTWEI.I. PresideHt.
GEO. FAIRCH1In. Secretary.
June Is, 1S5S-2lvl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
DIR. CULVER WELL
ON M MANHOOD.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS!
Purify the Blood!

CONTINUED pain or uneasiness in any
Aorgan is generally by or more doses Of Bran
drchs Pills Thirty years personal experience by the
undersigned fully justify this assertion.
Dr. James l.u of POtsdain. n. Ravs-"I have Gu rod
the the most dcpOrahe costveness Of the bowels with
Brandrchs pills, when every other remedy had failed
and the patient given up 10 die Skin diseases Of
inveterate and painful character such eryspeas
rheum, tcter and summer heat have eradcaed bv
their have cured the rheumatic the epileptc the
parnlytic and the consumpve with these excellent pills
alone"
In auudice and all affections Of the liver dyspepsia
cntery and diarrhoa pcursy sudden pains aud nann-
ons female distractions, scorhuic and scrnulous even
gony and nruralgic affections have given 10 the use
Of this medicine and now after twenty year experience
my estimation in Branrcts Pills continues to increase
OBSTRUCTION.
young lady beautiful aud healthy, took cold which
caused serious obstruction for two her health
broken down and her beauty Departed At length Bran
dreths Pills tried: eleven doscs Of from to four
taken in fifteen days preceding the usual perod
Regularity restored and hcr health good looks re-
covered WORMS.
Brandrets Pills the best vermuge thoy ara infa
bic. little child, six years old, for weeks was
dropping: its mother gave Il Of Brandrets sugar
coated pills; the next day there came away six
teen inches long, and az large clilds finger. The
child was we'll. PLEURIsY.
gentleman. away from home, taken with pleursv
the inflammation was terrible every breath made him
writhe with agony Eight Brandreth's pills were swa
lowed, and warm oil applied locally; the pills operated
sx pills and the second day the patient was cured
These statements should have weight and prevent the
ing. Z. BRANDRETH
Brandreths Pills are soil nj the Principle ONCE 29S Ca
nal street. Brandreth Building, at 25 cents per box and
the 13 cents warranted to keen as veil
as She plain. Also, sold by J. S. OLMSTEAD.
oct y 5s--lm. Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
G,eIchrafcd Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, M d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unEiling In the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution Is subject 1t modcrtes all and re-
moves all distinctions and speedy may lie relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It ie peculiarly suited. It will In short tmc bring Oh
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent eounterfcits.
These Pills should not BE- token By females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy they are
bring Miscarriage but al any other time They
safe.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Affection, Paine in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight excron, Paipta-
ton Of the Heart ysorcks and Whites, these Pills viii
effect cure when all other have failed, and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel antimony
or any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompanying esch package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JoB MOSES, Gate l. C. baldwin 4 Coz
n. B.Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by C. R. McCUSLoC4, Wholesale and retail.
Fremont, o., 52y1