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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
DR. sTEPHEN BhILY. X Y
OIFIcE No. 4T, THIRTEENTH STREET,
foHr doors Sosth OF PeaRSylrdsta Acssss.

III 1p .
LIN. SlEfhEN BAiIY,
fonT doors SOFIA OF PeNsSylrdata AcsaHs,
Dr. bAlLI oegs leave to inform the public than
ne can be seen at all hours, at his offioe,
experience of fifteen years practIe ., with Qt3fD
the large number of patients, and great variety Of
aS 90 Eas 80 .nal ne mas treated successfully will
th MN 70 sarmount any dlmcrty, scientific or
oanei @ wss, atihg 20 me Ieeth. his own expert
she nrofs me opnion OF many men eminent N
+. faImiy, has ed him. long since, TO discard all
me.cura RIeparstlons for blllng the teeth, also al
~ H. ID uc.ion Oi Iontnuous um Teeth, and
tnat rorceid!n. mounted on Gold Plate, Is the only
IesOle substance that can 0e worn IN the mouth, as
was was mot conouslveJ shown by the last American
Although he hatteu himself from his long resi-
Gence ana practice In washington he 10 favoraby
now 70 ms numerous friends and patrons he begs
ieeFe 10 refer tnem 10 the ioilowlR
TESTIMONIALS,
Fem fks Iats Rector of rae Chrrei of EpisIasv,
oftkis effx:
DR. SrEpERs R.Hy. Des Si,-I d..;r. ., 49,
press INV esteem for Won nersonsu, .nJ sno S " q
dence m Won as A snperior dentist The ~ sns Uonn
sSscntaa sor 1ns ber~ 49, hs a.e 2perauonf
hons thst Won ma1 rsoaive tn 81 salIsiactorJ.
friends and the nnbIso tbs, Hour sS, ,Lom n1 ny
Eeryes Vonra ysrx 500 So so "ei oe-
Waahin,ton Am, a ie.s III rppNru
~ W. hhNon'
FROM ma NJ tks old,.t f-,,, :. p,,,.-
Ms,,,. Pneo, 1870,
u.v;r, amnio..d ys. $500 20
Deniis of ~, III S.ePnen Baiyi surgeon
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICA
IL SALT is for sale in Washington by J. p. Nil
burn & Co, WIllards' Hotel; j. B.. Moore. Pam.
ave-, below 18th SITS; +. b: Gardner, opposite
Pa. ave.; 5. B. Waite, 523 18th st.. and F. \. Wash,
6os 9Th ST. east; In Georgetown by X g. T. Clssell;
High SITS; in Alexandria by Peel & Stevens, and hy
all Druggists Wherever the Star is read. AS it Ia
not patent medicine. but the prescription of an
MedloalSalt. ~. B:-For Testimonials and direc-
tions see circular DR.. COGGSWELL'S NEW
MEDICAL SALT. de 23-ly
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

C. II. Myers having purchased of us the role light
of GATES GAS ECONOMIZER for the District
of Columbia. We would recommend to all who wish
to save their gas. and at the same time inc rease
their light, to call and examine the EoOnomzer.
GREGORY & GATES.
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T. L.. SIMON
EDGE ROOT M1RESsRs'e e''i"

Northeast corner street north and 1th street vest
Washington. ID. c.,
Menufsctures and repairs ail kinds Of Edge Tools,
inolading Masons' and Stone cutters Tools. Mill
Picks uade end repaarDd. Goel1
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CA 4 X A . E B..
i he Subscriber having made additions to his
Factcry. making il nov one Of the largest &l5A0
IN the District, where his facilities for6
manufacturing all kinds Of CAR-XSE
RIA6ES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long e1perienoe IN the busi-
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept O
All REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders prompt
second hand Carriages taken in ex change for new
enes. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
q left cornsr of 18th and u SITS.
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nR. COG6SWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
DSALT does Just v hat il claims to dO-nO more,
no less-equalIzes the fiuIds by removing from the
system all arterlal and venOus obstruotions. De
ScTiptius Circulars may be obtained from any drug
girt who has this valuable medicine for sale.
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nR. COGGSWELES ANTIPHLOGISTIC
~ SALT. ACUTE packages, 81; Chronic do. $3.50
Family do. 81. Sent by mai, free of expense. on
receipt Of prloe. InvslIds with chronic or long
standing Diseases, shouid alwsys order CHRONIC
Dock st, Pha. N. B.-Agents wanted in every
Clty, Town, and Village
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
traordinary inf uence over the veins and arteries
resulting in gradual deoln of inflammation, as
ind heated by the pulse. which resumes its nat
uTal state, as the heat pain and fever dIsappeArs
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nR. C0GGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT. Get circuiar. Ask any Druggis; about
about the New Medical Salt IL sick, try !; if moi
sick, remember the New Medical Salt.
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7 OOK FOR The s6OLD EAGLE

Just received. a magnificent lot Of ENG LIsH
ENGRAyiNGs, frsmsd Q, pot .ase, AZ A.. 1sas 81 e
sloruRE q ed loekiss. .stwsssss twsssssEk.s. ssk.''
dsS-u - Pa svs. osposite kutvceSfs
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i. o.C LAMAR. C.E. MOTT. J.L.A AuTRY.
r AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY,
IL ,ATT0KNEYS-A LAW,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
Will practice IN the High Court Of Errors and Ap-
peals az Jackson, the Federal Court at Pontotoc.
the Courts of the Seventh Judclal District OF Mis-
slssippi, and will attend to tho Collection of Claims
thvousheat Novth Missisapoi o. te-tf
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CHARLEs MADES,
Corner Of TAtyd Street Gnd Psaa. AeenMe.

The present proprietor has last received the
splendid stock of Rhine Wine, Cham
payne; original Brandies, Of the puTest vEE43
quality, from France; and Gin, Its equal ..iF u
not 70 be seen IN this country. selected from HOI
lnno. AL oil these were selected by the much la
mented b. Schad, who few months since after
VISIT to Europe, departed this hfe, The STOCK is
at price. below the grade Of the common Liquors
offered IN the maIket. In addition 10 the above we
and above ALA quant,ty OF Germ n Potatoes suit,
able for transPiantlng and table use; all kinds of
Game In season, the best Of Oysters, and NJ calls
at all hours at the shortest notice. To all Of this
call partcIIsf attention. The prices for the same
CHARLES MADES,
iA1 I'm corner Sd STREET and Perm avenue
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITEs.
H0HEYnL LoANss sf0sK sEsVRIfIIR
- ,SsSss sRossS.:; 3: shSSHjEyessss. 2! 4! Hjy,ss.,y.
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To those seeking relief from the maiadies of the
teeth, can cheeffully recommend Dr. =. Baily as {
superior dentist. He made set OF porcelain teeti
myself and the work hiss all stood well for more
thsn ten ears. ROBERT 7; NIXON,
Aprll9, 1855. vs.. Conf M. 4. Church South.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

LoG1c.-A writek{n the Westn.;,.
;ster Revie,o once t8dk position thai
alcohol il food, and offered the follow
ing logic hlsproof of,it: >as ssT
Food is force,
II AcoAol p fotse, @ 4 z / a II
Therefore, alcohol is food.
DR.. Musseo gives formula equal,
legitimate and conclusive, namely:
"Horse feed is force.
Whipping horssst force,
Therefore whipping I horse is horse feed
To which logic our John adds:
my ma Is = woman,
Queen Victoria il : woman.
yphsif5Ysffess' Qqsi4 y Xsiqtossj. Il j j. my asa
Our Jeems thus expresses his senti
ments-rather sharshly, though never
theless truthfally:
"The fools are not all dead"
The writer of the 16ove is not dead,
Therefore, said Wftter is fool.'
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

/. A CURE FOR ScRoFuLA.-Every year N
Longworth, Of Cincinnati. publishes the fol.
lowing recipe, with strong recommenda.
ton Of its worth. Its simplicity entities il
to trial = Il - - = .
, Eds. Con- II am constantly receiving
scrotals, published ~ yoa about yea,
since. I have never known it to fail to cure
the scrofula, even ii its worst stages, and l
have reports Of its curing old sores. be-
Elieve that in no case caM it do injury This
is the direction Put two copper cents in 4
ccq ac} pr Of tsep oeeoance Of: :sqla:
soTtis and two ounces pure strong vinegar.
There will be strong sparkling. Leave the
cents in. Apply it to the sore twice per day
with : soft brush or rag. Before using i,
wash the. sores With Ssag vet with warn
water. Where used, ! shall be pleased to b
informed Of the result. " .:EH 4 EI.3r5
IN n; LoNGW0RTH.s
CINCINNATI, June Goth; 1859. %li<f.i
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THE OLD ESTABLISHED

IL, ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads. 8& a'll
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
upon arrival of tho Railroad Packet ID
-s5 from S.. Paul, running thro' : ~. :.
WITHOUT CHAN GlE oiF,qcARs
Making direct connections with, all Of the
q Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
T. ny, Clevcland, Montreal. New York, ~
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston, 30
Andall cities and towns throughout the East
-, <, ira and the sCanadas:
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
d = not enjoyed BY any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith to
i h'ae al7an points East iiaaa@G Z oa
EPAssENerRs, wishing to. GO. through, without
Ara t.. delay, should purchase ts4 avs ~,
THROUGH TICKETS VIA, DUNLRiTH
Fare .s low Is by any First Class Route. :,
For Through Tickets and information,. apply
at tho Union Railroad and Steamboat.
- #i.t46 Ticket Offices. ta3'oti l9sEH
.ss ~ q; y.a r. s. GOODWIN u ..a
". P. JoHNs0Nsts:.,.. h;.Genl West'n Agent.
.4G ID MESEROLE, g. sMclAREN;sb )
o Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door TO- Me-
tropplitan Aotei.s;ass.f ,ou ai5s .hl aoGii rs.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

A COMPLICATED QuEsr1oN.-A tall
western girl named SaoRT,, long loved
q certain Dig Mr.. LITTLE; while LIT.
TIL, N;at!e thinking Of SHeRf, loved !
1ittIs lass named LONG. To make 9
long story sho,s LlrrIE proposed to
Lone, and SHoRr longed to be even
With REifrfE'2 3 $ho1tId Idfdifgs:s AhFM
SHORT, meeting LONG, threatened to
marry LITTLE, before long, which
caused LITTLE, in dsort time, to mar
ry LONG.
QuERY.--Did tall SHORT love 6iq
LITTLE less, because big LITTLE loved
tttEEe LONG. tsfs rs{ussmsa
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
CoHsulnptives do not DESPAIR! !!

~ An OLD INDfAM Doc
ron, R,UNcAs RRAxr, while I
missionary among the In
dams ~ tho Rocky Noun.
tains," ," discovered nAR I
fLxxr, that proves 80 be .
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis: Asthma ],
Liver Oomplhint,l Nervous
Affections, Coughs; Celds,
&c. Having now made, his
fortune and retired from
5usines, he viii send the
prescription and airccti..,ns
for preparing the medic;n.
EesW charge ID a1l'whetde
sire i, and will send to .liit
agent, enclosed two stafipe
e cents1 70 pay tho rctGrI
letter, with a description q
their ymptoIns. The OH
lpqctor hasclred mere thar
5000, fdsef 0f Cdnsu,sptio,s
alone, and hopes all afllict
ed people will avail them
selves of this opportunity,
ak tho Doctor wishes to do
all the good he can before
he dies AddresSa II letters
g. PANEL .ADEE.. =,
Reetx255sl Box +, q: ,NswYork, !.
! Nv hO is sole agcnt.aar u
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
4 Co.,. W. a

A SWEET Vo1cE-A sweet voice is
indispensable to woman; I do not
think l can describe it. It can be, aud
sometimes is, cultivated.
1T # not consistent with greatxivac;
ity, but is often the gift of the gentle
and unobstrusive. Loudness and ra-
Pldity is incompatible with it. 1t is
low, but pQt:zguttpral deliberate but
not slow: Every Syllable Is i; AZ distinctly
heard, but they follow each other like
drops from a fountain. 1t is like the
cooing Of q dove, not shrill, nor even
clear, but uttered with that subdued
and touching readiness which every
voice assumes in moments of deep
feelings or tenderness. It is glori.
GUS gift in woman-I should be won
by it more than by beauty-more,
|evcn than by talent, were it possible
to separat them. But I never heard
"a deep, sweet voice from a week
woman: 1t is the organ of strong
feeling and of thoughts which have
lain in the bosom, till their sacrcdness
almost bushes utterance.- Wits.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
..... THE, ,AARYESTs llYlG,s.,
God Of the rolliaS ys.f !ATe ThssM
Our songs shha1fl ~ rise. Iwhosst bounty pour
In many goodly gift, With ifse

God Of the roll;as ys.r h!re rhssM
Our songs shPah riss, WHOSE bounty pours
In many = goodiy git; With fse
And liberal hand, our autumn sto-es;
No arstlinss ef>oif 8ock We sl.y, " HGs
No soaring clouds Of incense rise,
But on thy hallowed ahrius ~ hyss
Our grateful hearts in sacrifice.
Il 60AAAHE Il 8TEEsE 81
Borne on thy breath, the lap Of spring
Was hesped with many blooming flower
And tmi|ihg s',muer ,joyed ID bring /
The sunshine and the gentle shower;
An autumu's rich luxuriance now
The ripening seed, the bursting she'll, :"
The golden sheaf and laden bough
The fullness Of thy bounty ten. ,'4
No menial throng, in princely dome,
Here wait q titled lords behest;
But many fair and peaceful home 2
Hath Won thy peaceful dove = guest
No groves Of balm our fields adorn,,,'
No myrtle shades Or orange bovsrs,s
But rustling meads odf golden corn
And fields Of waving grain are ours.
.2f'4TJn. l.I(r3
Safe in thy care, the landscape DER,
Our docks and herds securely stray,
No tyrant master claims our store,
- No ruthless robber rsnds axey;" Gla%e
No fierce volcanoes witheriug shower,
No fell SIMEON, with poisonous breath,
No burning sun, with baleful power,
Awake the fiery plaques Of death.
Aad here shall riss our 81 sooes q Th,e ! /
Where heightened vale and pastures lie,
And streams 50 singing Fild and ire,
Beneath blue and smiling sky;
where ne'er was reared mortal throne.
where crowned oppressors never trod, /,
Hero At the throne Of Heaven alone, g. "si :,
Shall man in reverence bow to God. as /
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
HAkaA&&g4klzf4 : 4 8 e f44VR1aaeE.
RED Wing ,,.- nHA1soTA
FACU LTY.

FACULTY..
os1 sss:l I'd dpfI'ss:issss s1.I ssissss :3$
Rey. E: =. EDwAzDs, a. M.-Prosssofr 81
S1ae1 s1% Latin L:nsq.ses, sod Lite!.tn1s.
Rev. P1f1s Aksas,D. D. Professor " Bfb-,
1ical Literature: ..soaHa6 ~ ! - u .
CHARL1s MoCLy1l Esq.-Professor flaw.
, az Key: MAX AoHAus-Prefessor (elect) ofNod-
or Of English Branches 4 IT = a5ed
.Fsol1ssoH H&Es1lcH-Teacher Of Music. ..i.-2
IL TERMS AND VACATIONS. tistsss
First Term commences September I'd; 1855.
closes December 3D.. Second Term bsQins ~
cember 9Th. closes March 10th. Third Tern
commences March 17th, 1859, closes June lSth.
Red Wing is easy Of atesss from the interior
o. 1Minpesota by stages. and from the North md
sonth BY the river. It 10 = tplsee vhs1e t.
heelth and morals Of Students will be 9ns11e1
1g m we'll m as at any ether seat Of learning in tho
have run the shof y lsfgeoutlay in stppiyine
corps Inexperienced teachers, and confidently
ask patronage of this part efthe Northwest.
Leur directed 50 the Presidept will Eeesiva
ProI pt attention. 4 id. u 9.ert Va
xa.3 T. course course Of study embraees Mental and
an Natural Philosophy 1Iathema atics, Ke:6ss..
let Surveying and Civil Engineorine: !: G1sok
q ! Latin Languages; Hebrew and biblioal
yerature; Law Modern aLankuages h1~
lish Langnage and Literature Primary and
Il il extensive and thorough ! practical ..d
complete classical and scientific. -
Ladies admitted to allclassesin the Univesaitr
Students completing the Law course recoive
the degree Of Bachelor of Laws. =
Boarding, so per week. Tuitioa, P,isaary
Preparatory, ,ee 90 I'd Glass, 81, 90 Ceilciste'
$1,000; Law, $500 per term. Modern -.
guages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Piano.
?l4, ,oO Painting OF Drawing, 1900. Oil Paint.
ing, $500. 4ood, lights and other incidehtalI
heap. = el03Y
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

During tie late storm = + in ii 'Buu9sslos. Al
sweet lie4e"gfh asked owhat thunder
was, and was told that it was the
:. voice Of God" he instantly re-
Piled, "Well, he speaks pretty loud,
don't hsAdas, olA9i I
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

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...R1ZLRO4DX.

'.-'.'ss ss='..ss.s: :721zZROADS. =.
71aal ! ERa !, 1858:
8 + AS (, 3 T. .lsso. / $50 = 4 b. :
9,ats sdt dgiu s!ToHRoo voa tud .79qa,
La Crosse and Milwaukee Raalroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS, ',
rEA..i afti RI t;o!5..@7lG alIi 3ft - ,tsf@ 81
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit,
-9a'ah Toledo; Pittsburgh, New York, s'':Rss
f}r.a;a55n Boston, end az points I. 6am po
Two Express Trains daily l(sundnys except.
ed,) leave F. Crosse on the. arrival Of tho
morning and evening boats from Sc. Paul. con
Meeting ct Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad. @'s
,.:Isla The Annesota es Paeket comgany's Steamers
Paul evesy morning, Saturdays excepted; :
S9Rneotippg At II Crosse with the l2.os A. NJ.
-oasS9 ysy32lstio qi,d1 a'Sxgaa % a5asg51 1t,
Passengers BY that train will arrive ut MIL
waukee at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty minu:es In advance Of the Prairie du
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes in ad-
vance Of any other route 'f''' '-''SS -
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North
erqi Light, Northern Bolle and Golden Era.
leave st. Paul every afternoon, connecting at
La Crosse, with the 8 A. NJ. train next MON
ing. ~ h. a1ai~ al Z. ~ =. ~
Passengers by that train arrive in M;,v,,an Md;;,, = .
kee ct ESQ r. NJ, eighteen hours in advance 81
the Prairie au Chen route, and in. Chicago. at
6 As same evening. "
.3:gs ,t;--3 g4aF u :tHi2sqaa s. strr .jist, @as
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF AL
aSat 5as rae OTHER ROUTES, 5nF,l .bl2}
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents o1
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie du
Ch1en route. as they gre false, and only made
The facts are that the La Crosse route to
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest. and tn
Chicago, is 80 miles the shortest, and 81 miles
less River Travel. - etai.. g':4 DDS .sst ...D~
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS By ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
~ Baggage checked from La Crosse ia
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
- No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee Q,
Chicago. >...
- Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and by
: %s ss=i; SLEEPING CARS are run in the train
leaving La Crosse at 1905 AM. =
~ Tickets for sale By.
s,- Agents at Red Wing.
G: GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul. T..
.r w. w. WILSON,
May %, 'ss. ''''4' y. Afssi fs7sf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
.MZYCELL ANEOUS.
r FURNITURE..-1'

F U RN1TU RE- ;a'
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Bed Wing and vicinity that h,
mas purchased the entife stock Of unmanufac
tured mstefial for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.: Cook; ~ ttat he is prepared to suppl,
all orders ,fof: luFniture Of every description
on the shortest notice.
REPA1R1NG AND TURNING DONE rc
ch,'la ORDER.
Also al kinds Of COFFINS furnished to order
MahOgony,
RosSv<>dE I
I.A uaIIgTa .Es:.Ia AND W0lnul
c.I cFIRN1roRE constantly ;9 SR hend; cheap fo
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
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