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n underlined would respectfully inform
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Oh orders for furniture Of every description,
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1DPAIRlN0 AND TURNING DONE TO
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1ahsgony, 9 agq
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'M1yCELLANEOUS.

~ ~ y n"ilcn. Az. LHf!SE. ADFEkTtSE
n It II truth, universally admitted in this
ago, that no man in any l,sifess 1eas.s be sus,
|cessful unless he alvcitaseSs Il beps} G1 saf4
makes himself and his business KNOWN 10" che
people. If anybody is so foolish as to doubt
this proposition, let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around him-look at his ncighbors
in busincss-mark the merchant who is con-
tinually occupied il making himself known
who take: aayansase .of that great ruler q
popular and his advantages for doing business
|public-whose name and location arc seen in
hundreds OF newspapers, and on thousands OF
cards, hand6ills, &c. whose wi,le-awake pol
icy is continually gaining liM y notoricty.-
Compare him with that slow go no-go old
except perhaps on tho list Of petit jurors; and
who ats behind his dusty desk, in tho dusty
corner Of his dusty grocery, waiting for GUS
toners, like an old bottlc-bellicd spider, who
has built his web in an obscure corner OF u
and waiting in vain for flies. Mark tic dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, Ornamentcd once il q while BY Il
piece Of blue thrilling or rusty calico but
much oftcncr proving q resting place for a
crowd Of lazy, lounging loaters. who always
| resort to tho store o. u man who does not adj
vcrtise, bccatse they know thcreisa alaIgc.
OF being distdrscds by custc1ncrs.: &c thosAl-
Ivcrtising merchant! lie becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds up T. large business.
gets rich before no is too old TO eljoy riches
and rctircs, leaving u largo and remuncrativc
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
l,c enjoys himself and his wealth, the hororcd
lcAdcr OF every progressive movement, the
|dignitcd president of every society and
association, and perhaps the incumbent Of the
most honorable and responsible. Offices III the
State. 4FpJ ~ sg1,, .
sco.asain your non -aadYcrtiser, Who fool shly
thinks people never read tho advertiscmc..,
Icolulnn of newspaper. Soc him, we say
droning out ono or two years Of dull business:
in place, always complaining Of hard times
and never making larger salo than pound
lot candles or q bar Of soap, and then moving
to some other town, 'some better business
point" and meeting with the same result there
again removing, and so knocking about from
lpillar to post, like u five cent travelling mon
|agcric, whose whole establishment consists .
% half-starvcd possu,n and sopes haea aEs con
La bob tailed monkey and sQdint-Syed villa
cat and so go on till he dies, mourncd b,
lno ono, and Only remembered as = 6 relic &
!barbarism." Look around you, cnuncrate .h'
merchants Of your acquaintance, and sec i
|this u not 70. Psoplh;w WON'T trade with a maj
that don't advertise, teesuse stloy don't; eop
|erally know him and besides, they know tia
10 man who IL not enterprising enough to ad
1vsltse, can't afford to soil ~ cheap % hiS NOR
bectiwe competitors, that do.
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" e S TIE RN w O r LID
Insurance g. Trust COn0DanV.

Office, Nos lac and LA South Water Stccc,
Chicago Illinois. Capital S $50 900.
Board Of Dircctors.--O. Kendall, Geo. II
Hazclton, AMI Benedict, lion. L. S. Church
Chas. II. Abbott. Geo. II. lazclton, President
Chas. II. Abbott, Treas, Alfred Edwards, Sec
Having received an appointment as Agent.
Of tho above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, wo arc prepared to receive applica-
lions for Insurance in the Same.
l60:mG Brown &, Bctchor Agents.
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. Tells You.

The work 10 written in plain lsneusge, free
from msdical terms, so as to be easily under
stood, while it, simple recipes may soon save
you my times the cost Of tho book. 1t is
printed in clear and open type is illustrated
with appropriate engravings, and win b feE;;
ostags paid, on receipt Of @l.0o.
$4,000 A YEAR oan - made, by entss-
pricing men everywhere, in selling tho above
york, . o9e indpcementst all aush are very
hoe1sl.2 @ ~ Z Ga g4
For single copies of the Book, OF Tor terms to
agents, with other infcl matios. apply to or
address JOHN f. POTTER, Prhlisher.
No. 81 Sanso.n Street, Philad. ia, Pa
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
10 cHicAao. BOSTON,
NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS,
",' ST.. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, =
AND ALL PARTS OF THs EAST AND SOUTH.
Via DUNLElTu and 7e
Illinois Central Rail Rondl.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Dunlcith on arrival Of Steamers from
st. Paul and intermediate points.
7.45 A. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago at 5. I'M.
Fulton 3.45 P. NJ, Burlington
6.55 r. H., Quincy $50 p. NJ,
fl '".'-'@ St. Louis 4.00'A. n: Tcere Hautc
$50 A. NJ, Indianapolis 6.25
A.. NJ, Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ,
Cairo 1926 A. NJ, Memphis 81
p .'r hours, New Orleans 50 hours,
- Buffalo 3115 hours, New York
e.. Al hours, aud Boston 50 hours
from Dunleith.
1880 Il. NJ. ARRIVING at Chicago coo am.
Rock Island 6.l5 ~. M, Eurling-
ton $3.50 a. Al, Quincy $40 a. m.
.-r0s.- St. Louis 3.30p. M, Tcrro llautc
400 p. m, Indianapolis 100
p. m, Cincinnati Has p. m.
Cairo 1885 p. NJ, Memphis 81
hours. New Orleans 50 hours,
Buffalo 3lA hours, New York
ASK hours, and Boston 501S
hours from Dunlcith.
TINE from RED WING to ST. LOUIS
40 HOURS.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
Attached to all Night trains. r.
! w Passengers for St. Louis and intermediate
points will savo from three to four days
~, fCo rsSy to
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO ALL IMPORTANT
POINTS. - 1a @
Tho completion Of the Railroad Line from,
Cairo South, offers an all rail route unrivalled
in point Of time TO Memphis, vicksburgh and
New Orleans.
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Apply at tho Office Of Most roc g. McLarcn on
the levcc at Red Wing, and ut all important
points Oh the river also at tho Office At Dun
lcitA. 'hi, $500
W. P. JOHNSON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent, Chicago.
A. PRATT,
Gcnl Western Agent. J
w. 4. ARTHUR,
post r Gcn'l Superintendent, Chicago.
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Twin furtnes state TO the public that( which
naey already RsDx, j will sell Goods for cash
aschsap "a any Me1chantin this city. Now
Friends, Countrymsn and the rest Of mankind
(5nstsdlng wiomenwnd children, please call at
my Stoss ontlie corner Of Main and Plum st.,
end sxamins- Goods and Prices and I'll pledge
yonthAs you wila' not 60 away dissatisfied.
1>1 Wing, June 1, 1885,. 96y
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'ou How to attend upon the sick,
and how to cook fer then,
nov to prepare Poulticcs
Drinks, &C., and how to
guard against infection from
Contagi0ur Diseases. 5,lSe<S
:0u' " tho various diseases O
Children, and gives the best
and simplest mode of trcat-1
zoos ment during Tccthing Con-
Xulsions, Whooing-Cou9h,
Vaccination. Measles, &C:
Gou. rhssymptons of Group. In
stl fantum, Cholera, Collie, Dia-
inca, Worms, Scaled Head,
Kln!gworm, Chicken Pox, DC
and gives you the best rene
: {" - Sics for their cure.
1ou Tho symp toms of Fever and
:Afaguc, and Bilious, Yellow
p .2.,T, Iyphus, Scarlet and other
'' Fcve,s, and gives you tho
pest and simplest remedies
for their cure.
!ou INC symptoms Of Influenza,
Consumption, Dropsy, Gout,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Rhrcu
matis,n, Lumbago, Erysipc-
las, DC, and gives you the
best remedies for their cure
You Tho symptoms Of Cholcrs
Morbns. Malignant Cholera
Small Pox, Cramp, Dyscntc-
~, Diseases Of tho Bladder
Kidneys and Liver, and tho
best remedies for their euro.
lou Tho symptoms Of P)curisy
Mnmps, Neuralgia, Paraly.
sis, Apoplcxy, the variou:
Diseases Of tho Throat, Fla,
an, Eye, Teeth, and the
best remedies for their cure
lou Tho symptoms Of Epilepsy
Jarndicc, Piles, Diseases q
the Heart, Rupture, 11emorr-
hagc, Vcncrcal Diseases and
Hydrophobia, and gives the
best remedies for their cure,
lou Tho best and simplest treat
.,,..r. mcnt for Wounds, Broken
w. = Bones and Dislocations, Fe-
vor Sores, bprains, Lockjaw,
White 6wellings, Ulcers,
3gE Whitlows, Boias, scurvy,
Burns and SIrofula.
Cou. Of the various diseases pocu.
- liar to Women, ana givcs the
best and simplest remedies
for their cure, together with
many valuable hints for the
,-st preservation Of tho health.
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l,HE C0PART heretofore existin
Maginnis, havsne been dissolved by mutual
consent on the 18th day Of this month, notice
is here by given that the business Of the firm
!wili bctransactcd by the subscriber, who will
continue III charge Of til: paper.
Eel Wing, July %. M-AETIH MAG1NNlS
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In al the county tributary to Red Wing,
We circulste our paper so, gentlemen, If you
your old ones, just
LET TIE PEOPLE KNOW IT
through tho columns of tho SENTINEL. On,
rms are reasonable, and you will find thai
he expense incurred will bo returned more
han thousand fold. '"''>
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LTTERAR Y.


= .v re 1o-ss(ss}y fafsok gsstidr - s Club 70,
1850, for Pctcrson's Magazine: the Proprietor
will send, postpaid, a splendid LADY'S AZ
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y AG!NIFiCENT MlEzzorINTs Of N1AGARA
FAIL Is, zach is~inches by Is, and Of y "a
therefore, for framing one representing tho
American side, and the other, the Canada, OF
lIorsc-sho side. No such liberal offers have
ever been made before. N. B.-Always say
which Of the. premiums is prcfcrrcd.-@
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3, For single copies oftho Book, OF for tsrms to
agents, with other information. apply to Or
address JOHN E. POTTER. Publisher,
No. GIT SAMSON Street, Philadelphis, Pa.
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MEDICAL.

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-08

JAMES NARDlN,
| PATEK, PHILIPPE &CO.,
A. LAVALETTE,
HENRY CAPT.
FRENCH, MORRIS 4 CO, &c
c. B. Il co. agents for many of the European Manu-
facturers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH,
Every part of which is manufactured this country put
upi GOLD and SILVER CASES Warranted good time
keepers
Purchasers rely upon getting good article and at
moderate prices of
CANFlELD, BRO CO.,
229 Baltimore street, importers of Watches
Diamonds, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
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- IOJh IND TANNING HOUSE.
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.
BANkERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
No 1893 BALTIMORE STREET,
Oe their services for the Purchase Stocks and
Securities on Commission
We are always prepared to MAKE ADVANCES ON Sc
CURITIES deposited with us.
Orders transmitted to the Eastern Markets by telegraph
when desired.
Having careful and faithful correspondents
can rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
fsctorily executed.
- JOHNSTON, BROTHERS Il co
~ MONEY ADVANCED on Stocks and satisfactory
Securities, and DISCOUNTS daily granted apI9-tfr
M AIZE UNDERSHIRT
lVI Very light and thin, for summer wear
BP ENTIRELY NEWT -%A
w. +. OWENS,
my7-tf 2O5 Baltimore street.
In recommending the 1Tctic Refrigerator Sis season
prchGSeTS do ii 1cH unusual fdence feeling
Sured that it tcfU giue the most perfect satisfaction Dur
ing the avaTeSt days Of last Summer experimental
parious ,gh this Refrigerator tested Nth others
ats economy OF ace and preSeruattUe qualities haze
been equGtLed
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- F-S W. 10
ARGE SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GILMOR, MOUNT, STRICKFR, COOK AND LORMAN
STREETS.
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON
PUBLIC AU CTION

ff si::A TRUSTEES SALE will, by virtue
Mill decree of the Circuit Court FOR Baltimore city, sell
by public auction, ut the Exchange Room Il
Second street, in the said city, TUESDAY, May Sth
1860 At O'Clock F. NJ;
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND situated in said city, on
the southwest corner Of Fayette and Auy having
front on Fayette street of Ii feet, and depth Amy
IiGG o. VI feet improved by large three story BRICK
Subject TO an annual ground rent of S32.
Terms OF sale-la cash, and the balance in six months
with interest
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9ublit SAILS.
BYSAMUEL II. GOVEh
mi VALUABLE DWELLINGS AND LOTS.

BY SAMUEL III. GOVEb
o. VALUABLE DWELLINGS AND LOTS.
-aA AT TIL THE : FR{QHE$fEEzAg VILLAGE,
will sell on MoNBRY E ri E All Mae Nm
nron e premises, the following described very vauab
,[ AALL THOSE 'T%oaoTs OF GRoUNpANp 1MpRove
5nf on SITUATED s at. at the Homestead Village The Lot
loi feet to an alley The improvements, whc are nearly
BUILDINGS with onetoIy Kitchen ~ re g% @e s 5dN
are neatly paed in with handsome portco in 'front.' and
sod With perfect title and free Of cumbrance to day If
Terms of sae,one-thirl CASH onethird in six months
p pq6v the s remainder in with
President Mutual Buildirg. Association.
my+5,slO,l2,u . H. W 81 IA Bslt hn9rts st
I0 VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
hS RE Ems g g4Fck e NS SEFE2
Is sfFFff Mag i S at
g55TiG5REf NSGa 6EsR sifnd vfRY
ABLE Adsth AND DESIRABLE LOTS OF GRoUNb situated
SQUARE viz about feet front on west Ts SIDE OF Of
depth Of Isl t ~ py townsend and Mosher with
den q i2 eft front side Gilmore street. by
sht D. ;a5 feet front rek as Street. by
ginning at the souhwes Of Townsend sb De
n Feet 0p nc on "a side of # depth Of
The Lots adjon the beautiful Of the late Dr. Ed
m W n edGre very little grading and undead
Thfs lots ods lie = feet feet higher than franklin
have fine Shade evergreen trees on Them Gilmore sr
section with than n' hsf m III n n5fT
Of these lots and inteTsects all the streets of the city run
ne coming summer to point 900 feet west Of these lots
streets in the northwest portion of the city
Inc water pipes will soon be laid Townsend and Gil
south of Rese Lo T IN ots ore GmaT
viii clear e The an o, a srS St
eG 5 street T be sold With the bed OH street
Terms OF sae.Onefourh cash. balance in c. u and Is
Pas Of the properly %S as 5es s9c1T
VIC can De seen at my Auction Rooms of Mr.
B-The best route is take the Baltimore street cars
~ Mr. D. will take pleasure in showing the Lots to per
WISHING 10 purchase any at sGT%R after o'clock
my3 L. Wv S s. B aiHG51onee Feet
#H VERY DESIRABLE FEE-SINIPLE PRO-
H#iii PERTY On SARATOGA STREET, AT PUBLIC
Sn II s for i hs sR
That I6 n OF 5s GR S%Sff situated on bs north side
1 Sratoga street at the distance of three hundred and
sraa by the intersection of the north side Of Saratoga
Weswd he west side OF Pearl street. and running thence
% d at right angles with Saratoga street one hun
south So PS q Pea ay a hsne sss a
at rs6t an e S aorthwardy from the beginning
gfSng the line so drawn and bounding thereon to the
Br fs fSST Lit Win il fee and pgrGvSd
5 and small ptH WogtofT fronting IinE
T Plrm in the rear fronting Peach alley
TT Title s ,npptable and sold free Of AZ membranes to
s sAsi%GfTPEEf Fl Il. &c a6R RERsr'
my5-eots&ds Auctioneer.
GF% VERY VALUABLE
Hill ov F FEE EHo SIMPLE PIE PROPERTY,
VIII SGD on 44g2 nay o. o'clock, at the
Exchange Sales Rooms Second street. all the following de-
TAf L6F SFt GRo9E6} 4ND IMPROVEMENTS
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miscellaneous.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE wELRY,
ofevery description.
ALBATA WARE TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CAsToRs,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO & co,
ap25.tfr. 229 Baltimore street
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M USUAL BUAES.
CANFIELD, BRO & CO,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported an invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES, playing overtures, Pokas, Waltzes,
Quadrilles Marches, Hymns, &c. &c, with Organ, Cast
net and Bell accompaniment-4 6, 8 and II ars-or sale
wholesale and retail ap25 tfr
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OUR STOCK COMPRISES

pUCKWHEAT BAGS!
~ CORN MEAL BAGSll
FLOUR BAGSl
Plain, or Handsomely Printed; IN quantities to suit
ALSO,
full supply OF
GRAIN,
SEED,
COFFEE, AND
GUANOsBAGS,
All at Low Prices, at the
EXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE
No Bowlys wharf, next door to Pratt street
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND

DHDEsT ESTABLISHED sTA ~ d. crrv
ANDREW Z. WARNER,
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
AANUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AND DEALER
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
has IN store beautiful assortment of New Styles
terms OF Rich Jewelry and Silver Ware suitable presents
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
EAR E;aR RINGS; BRACELETS FINGER RINGS, set with
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS;
God Thm6es; Cuff Buttons and Pins; Signe Chased and
Plain Gold Rings Pencil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS
SuDs Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets,
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Casters, Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, DC, which will be sold the most reasonable
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BY J. b. CANNO

F. r. SPRAGUE
Attorney for the owners,
Bank Of Baltimore Buildings.
immediately after the above sale, will offer at public
sale on the premises, at the Newton University Building
on lexington street below Calvert the FURNITURE Of
said Building, follows; - ~ VI
3 Boston built DOUBLE DESKS and CHAIRS.
- 10 10, SINGLE do; do.
Teachers DESKS and CHAIRS
Il CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS
lTEN-DAY CLOCK.
12BUSTS of distinguished men.
% SETTEES large AM Small-Size with ONE FULL SET
" 'HLOS0PHICAL APPARATUS, GLOBES, and SUR
OK CHAINS, constituting complete OF Instru-
ments for a first class School College.
E, R. SPRAGUE,
Attorney for the owners