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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

This is a fast generation. A Boston doctor
reports case Of govt in a boy eleven years
old. But they are not all so fast. Another
Boston doctor reports the case of a girl six
teen years of age, who, until thirteen had not
all the temporal teeth, and has now only foul
of the permanent set
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Well, Par" said a smart youth to his ia
ther, g. planted some potatoes in the garden
and what do you think came up?" "Why
potatoes, of course? "No stree! There
came up drove Of hogs and ate them ALL"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

A fellow was arrested by a farmenfpr steal.
ing ducks. The farmer said he shd la know
them anywhere, and went on to describe them
"Why," said the counsel for the prisoner
I" they can't be such rare breed of ducks, I've
some like them in my yard "That's very
likely" returned the farmer. GIVE lost a
good many lately"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30
st. Charles, Iowa, Oct. 80, 1856.
Railroad Meeting.

Railroad Meeting.
At the Railroad meeting held in this
village on Tuesday evening, Duncan
Ferguson was chosen President, and
G. G. Reiniger, Secretary. Hon.
Jedediah Brown, Secretary and Gen.
eral Agent of the McGregor, St. Peters
and Missouri River Railroad Compa-
ny, was present, and being called,
addressed the meeting at some length,
giving history of the organization
Of the company, it's plans, propositions
and future prospects. Remarks were
also made by the chairman, Mr.. Fer
guson, G.. G. Reiniger, Esq, Hon. John
Ball, B. F. Cheney, S. HARDWOOD, Col.
Ripley, j. S. Church and others. Vari-
Gus objections to the county taking
stock in the company were presented,
and questions for information asked.
To all these Judge Brown gave full,
explicit and apparently satisfactory
answers. At the close of the meeting
a vote was taken to ascertain how
many were in favor of the county TAX
ing stock in the Road, and the affirm
alive vote was carried unanimously.
The meeting was very fully attended,
and several who came prejudiced
against the measure, declared after
the meeting that matters had been ex-
planned to their satisfaction, and they
should vote For the Railroad Stock"
1t would seem that all the people in
the county desire to secure the Rail-
road, but being unfamiliar with, the
system proposed for constructing it,
many have doubts about the propriety
of pledging the credit of the county
in it's behalf With the explanations
and assurances given on Tuesday eve
ming, the whole matter appears clear
and satisfactory, and there is hardly a
doubt that the county will vote by a
large majority in favor of taking the
proposed one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of stock. .rsa,s,... s,4
For ourselves, we are fully convin
ccd that no one measure of like
character can confer greater benefits
upon our citizens than this. The
rights Of the people appear to be am
Iply secure, while the railroad compa.
ny is materially encouraged and slim.
ulated to build the road in the shortest
possible time. On the other hand,
were the county to vote "against the
railroad stock" the effect would be
bad, both upon ourselves and upon the
company. Upon us, as it would check
and dishearten the company in their
efforts to give us the road, and nigh
deprive us of it entirely and npol
the company, as it would be an Obsta
Gle in the way of converting their sc
curities into cash. The respons
would be, that the people on the rout
do not want the road, but are opposes
to it (; that they have neither conf
dence in the company nor an interes
in the enterprise therefore it will b.
hazardous to grant you money ant
take your securities. We trust-nay
confidently believe, that the people O
our county hav too much sagacity tt
oppose or in any way discourage +:
measure which is sure to be of meal
culable advantage to them, and tina
on Tuesday next they will give {
strong vote for the railroad stock.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. The New York
Journal OF Commerce claims a Democratic gain
of nineteen members of Congress in Pennsylva-
mia, Ohio and Indiana. }*' 81
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

A man by the name Of Oscar Tracy, we learn
from the Express & Herald, was Killed instant
ly at Dunleith on the 9th inst. While cngag-
ed in switching off some cars, he slipped, the
cars passing over his head literally crushing it.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

One Newman has been lately nabbed and
Gagged in Davis county, for appropriating four
horses to his own use near Drakeville without
the owners consent
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

little girl walking one day in the grave
yard with her mother, and reading the praises
of persons buried there, exclaimed, II won
der where they bury the sinners!'' e
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Some of the Democrats of Usage have put in
nomination Judge Gilchrist Of Howard as q
candidate for delegate to the Constitutional Con
yentiOn.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Iowa City, according to the late census re
turns an abstract of which appears in the Re
publican, contains a population of 6,O95.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

CoAL.-A splendid vein of coal from four to
five feet in thickness has been discovered near
Union Mills, Mahaska Co.: so says the Oska-
loosa Herald.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Gov Price, of Missouri has set apart Thursday,
the 10th Of No vember next, as day Of general
thanksgiving.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

One day last week a. wagon from Bradford,
Chickasaw county, f6ached here, which was
drawn by two horses and two elks.- West I'm.
ion Pioneer.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

CoUNTERfEITs Counterfeit $l0's on tho
Phoenix Bank, Of Hartford, Connecticut, and
the City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio, are in circus
lation
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Clothing by Messrs Cheney Rrackett, in an
other column.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Mr. G. H. Whitehead shot a fine deer on
Friday morning, just across the River, oppo-
site this village.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

Mr.. +. S. Jessup, of the firm OF Jessup & Co.,
in Dubuque, died in New York City, on the I'd
inst. .
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30
The Elections.

T., fENNSYLVANIA.-Nc nave tne OlucIal
returns from forty-fve counties, and
the reported majoritics of the other
nineteen. The majorities by counties
foot up-Democratic 3,43l Repub-
lican 1926; total Democratic major
ity 4, 1885, There will be small Demo-
cratic majority in the Legislature on
joint ballot, securing the election of
Democratic U. S. Senator. OF the
Representatives. to Congress, fifteen
are Democrats and ten Republicans.
at is believed now that the assem-
bly, of the next Legislature will be
Democratic by probably about six or
eight majority. The Senate will be
Union by two or three majority. The
official returns may vary this calcula-
ton. 1t is useless to give the tables
till something more certain is known"
Phil. Ledger. t-Fsr.4 a
The VoTE OF PHILADELPHIA.-The to-
tai vote of Philadelphia is 66,475-an
increase of ii 900 from last election,
and the greatest number ever thrown
in an American city. The most that
New York city ever threw was &c.
047."-Erchange
OHIo.-The Congressional vote iii
Ohio shows the election of eight Dem
ocrats and twelve Republicans. This
does not include l.. d. Campbell's dis
trict, as the election Of that gentleman
is to be contested by Mr.. Vallanding-
ham, his opponent, on the ground fill
legal voting. 81
The Democratic delegation consists
of Messrs. Givesbeck, Pendleton, Ack.
erell, Cox, Burns, Hall, Miller and Law.
renee and the Republicans, Messrs.
Bingham, Bliss, Horton, Giddings, Ha-
rian, Mott, Nichols, Lester, Stanton,
Sherman, Tompkins, Wade, and prob,
ably Campbell. a .4
a Legislature was not voted for at
this election. The Republican plural
ity is thought to be about twenty
thousand. .a ur
INDANA.-Returns from eighty-eight
counties in Indiana, partly official, arc
received. The Democrats claim Will
ards election by 1000 majority, while
the Republicans give him $500. Thu
Democrats have six Congressman, an(
the Republicans probably five, but thu
returns are still incomplete, and W.
cannot give the positive result fo
Congressman. The Legislature il
somewhat doubtful. The Democrat
probably have majority in the House
but Republicans claim the Senate.
South CARoL1NA.-The delegates cleo
to the Thirty-fifth Congress from Soutl
Carolina consist of all the old mem
bers, except VIM. Porcher Miles, who
is chosen in the Second district il
place of Hon. William Aiken, who dc
clined reelection. The following art
their names:
| 1st District-.Ton McOuaon Dom
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

They are all secession Democrats,
and in the event of the election of Col.
Fremont, pretended disunionists.
FLoRIDA-The contest has been very
close, between the Democrats and
Americans, but it appears to be con.
coded that Perry (Dem.) is elected
Governor by about 400 majority.
MINNESOTA election was held in
Minnesota, on Tuesday, of last week,
for Representatives to the Legislature,
and County officers. AS far as heard
from, the returns indicate the triumph
of the Republican party.
KANsAs-Returns from Kansas indi-
cate the election of Whitfield to Con-
gress without opposition.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

THANKscIvISG in New Hampshire Novem-
Der GOTH W." ...
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30

great horse exhibition was held in Boston
last week.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30
whistle!

What is the reason that lady can't
whistle!
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-30


he may not take the same route"
So we turned aside from the main
road, and ran swiftly through the
sweetrscented clover, glittering with
the evening dew. Again | glanced
back over my shoulder The stranger
had taken the same route. Almost ex.
hausted we crossed the low stile ]
could hear his deep breathing and the
heavy tramp tramp of his footsteps
close behind lis nearer he came, and
Just as we reached the old bridge, an
arm was thrown around each of us, a
heavy moustachc brushed my cheek,
and saw instantly that the mysteri.
GUS stranger was cousin Philip. But
Kate had broken away from him, and
Selling the arm Of gentlemen, who
was crossing the bridge from the OPP
posite direction, exclaimed,
"Oh ! save me, sir I"
with the greatest pleasure, mad
am, if you will inform me in what di-
rection my efforts are needed" was the
ready response.
Bravo, Kate! what heroine you
are" shouted Phil, running away from
your brother as though the shade o.
DR.. Faustus, or the ghost of Ned Mil
Ter himself, was in pursuit" We both
laughed now, thinking Of our foolish
fears and how easily we had been i'm
posed upon.
II fear, young ladies'" said Phil,
"that shall have bronchitis after this
nights cxertions. shouted your
names till / was fairly hoarse, to dis.
pei your fears and make mysclfknown;
but you paused never a moment, and
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
IMPORTANTTO MINERS
TRAVEIHRS r.

THERE Is no malndy Of deeper importance, either in
medical or moral poin. of view, which the human
neciions.
As Medical man 1t is the duty of every physician to
look at disease il affects health and life, and his sole
object should be to mitigate, far lies in his power
all are liable 10 misfortune.
or all the ills that affect man terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful it in the
who contracts it, fghlfu its ravages upon
his constitution, ending frequently in destruction
ioathsOme grave II becomes of still greater importance
when II Is transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
the case how necessary il becomes that every having
the least to fear that they have contracted the
disease should attend 10 il ut by consulting
physician, whose respecahilty and education enables
him 10 warrant SAFE speedy and permanent cure In
accordance with this necessity, DR. YOUNG feels called
10 state that By long study and extensive practice
he has become perfect master OF all those diseases which
come under the dcnomi nation of venereal. and having
paid more attention to that branch than any other
physician In the United States, he feels himself besr
qualified TO treat them.
Syphilis in all Its FORMS such rs Ulcers Swelling in
the Groins. Ulcers In the Throat Secondary Syphilis
Cutaneous Erptions, Ulceraons. Turtunry Syphilis, Sy
philis in Children Mercureal Syphtiic Affections,
orrhes. elect, Strctures False Passages inflammation
Postules &C.. familiar TO him tho most coun-
mon things of daily observation.
Tho Doctor effects in recent in few DAYS
and finds difficulty in curing those of long DURATION
without submitting the patient 10 such treatment rs will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, oblge him to
neglect his BUSINESS whether within doors Without
The diet need not be changed except OF
inflammation. Thers In California patients (umount,po
over thousand In the past year that could furnish
proof Of h but these are matters that require the ut
most secrecy, which he always preserves,
All letters enclosing so will be promptly attended TO-
OCce hours from A. II. to p. II. Address
J. C. YOUNG, NJ. D., Express Building
Corner Of Montgomery and Californin streets owe,
Wells, Fargo Co.'s express Departments
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
Dir. PAREIRAS'
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY!
For the Certain ard Speedy Cure of Diseases of Private
natare no n'stter how long standing without any
Injurious effects to the system,
any change of Diet.
n NEVER HAS FAILED--IT CANNOT FllI, TO CURE

TINS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, FIRST introduced into
i Pisa some Fifty years since, soon became well
known az certain cure that in every town and city
only the Continent but in Graat Britain the
for greats merits astonishing that in less
than from its Introduction 1t had supplsntcd all
cfbr remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities of Europe compelled to acknowledge
derul mastery every ee. Proprictors other
Medicine jealous OF Its vainy endeavored to stay its
onward progress Like grass before the mower, their Of
forts f, 70 the ground and ike Ere the prairies
sweeping all before it, s onward march became trun
phant. IL stood forth upon its mers; discerning
public saw, tried and convinced of its MAGICAL
TEE The massive fortune acquired by Dr. PAREnA from
the sale Of it during the six he prepared it. alone
bore witness TO its miraculous merits AT the dscease
the octcr the recipe bequeathed to his son. who
kls lately introduced the remedy into the United States
The number Of cures it has already made astonsh
Ing Thousands and tens OF thousands bear testimony
20 It's efficacy
Al scho Use it, ,riH CURE with safety speed and GER
tnInty no other Medicine has possessed.
E>sort % no Quaek Nostrums Use Remedy that ha,
been tried for the past ffty years, and
20 fall.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
DIR. J. C. Young.
Corner Montgomery and California street'
Over Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Once,
Al

" otner montgomery ana CoiliOrhta StreetS,
Over Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Once,
San FRANCISCO,
the Pioneer advertising Physician Of California and
] the only who received Collegiate Medical Fdu-
ratiou and is better Qualified treat and has cured
more of Private Disease than any other physician
FOR reference all Of the papers throughout the State
Constitutional Debility, or Eminal Weakness.-Dr.
Young addresses those who have injured themselves by
private improper indulgences In that and soil
inry habit which ruins the body and mind, uniting Them
either business or society The following some
II the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits
II YOUTH viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, pain in
ihe head, dmness OF eight loss Of muscular powe:, pal
citation of the heart dyspepsia nervousness biiy
arrangement of the digestive functions, general debility
symptoms uf ufconsumpton. &c.
MENTALLY the fearful effects on the mind tc
be dreaded Loss Of Memory confusion OF ideas depres
sion of Spirits evil forbodngs aversion society," self
dsstrust, love of solitude, midiy &C, Of the
evils produced.
All persons who are inflicted with nny OF the above
symptoms should not fail TO call DR.. Young, and be
restored to perfect health Let false delcacy
prevent you but apply Immediately, and yourself
from the dreadful and awful consequences OF this terrible
malady.
weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured. and full
vigor restored. DR.. J. c. YOUNG.
corner California and Montgomery streets up- Stair
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
Notice to Transfers,

THE undersigned has fitted up and opened Wagon &
Il Hay Yard opposite the White Hall Livery Stable,
Broad street, Nevada. This yard is sed up in the bert
manner for comfort and convenience for Teamsters
fountain OF good water and large nd commodioas sta
bic in the yard the most reasonable terms Good Hay
and Barley constantly hand at low prices. The yard
issupped with roomy gales, sufficiently large to admit
OF The largest Hay teams The Tar is large enough to
accommodate twenty wagons at time. Gates locked
every night after the teansters get through with Their
stock and two good Dogs TO watch the yard consider
all stock put in chargs perfectly SAFE but wiz not be
responsible fer their loss
supply OF Go,d Clean Straw for making Mattresses on
hand Matrasses kept hsn for sale very low prices
A have Three separate Corras for the convenience
Of Ok Teams and stock drovers.
Gentcmcn, give call and vou viii never regret a.
je6em JAMES Hcf1, 81 and 81 Btoad street.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
p. HENDRICKSON,


Provisions, Groceries, Ii quors H-iwre Iron, Steel
&c wholesale and retail, Broad street, Nevada
AS in store and constantly adding to his already
III tcnsve stock the following articles
Flour in bbls and sacks Corn Meal: Potatoes Bacon
HAMS Pork; Bar Sugar; Crushed Sugar; New Orleans
Sugar; No. China Sugar; Cofee-Old Java. For
to Rico, Bio and Manila; Carolina and China
No. Rice; Beans of all varieties Green
and Black ! ea Houps Butter Can
Fruits Of all varieties Yeast
Adamantine &Sperm Candles
Camphene, lamp Oil,
Starch Soap,
Duck,
Nails, ShoveIs,
Picks, Sluce Forks
Hoes. Tobacco of various
brands, EBSyrup, Mackerel,
Lard, Iron aud Tin Ware Glass
Ware, Crockery Ware, hscarroni,
Vermacilla California Cheese Raisns
Filberts, Almonds, Currants. Oysters, Sar.
dimes, Dried Apples. Brandy Champagne. Gin.
Thiskcy. Sherry Wine. Hook w,ne Stoughton Bitter
Caret Wine, Lemon Syrup. Iron of all sizes Drill Steel
Horse Shoe Nails Rope Brooms Files of all Sizes SpiceI
Of all kinds Powder and fuse Pickles in kegs and glass
Pie Fruit, ,Sautern Soda Crackers, Pilot Crackers.
goods purchased in San Francisco for the cash
from first hands which enables to sell low if moi
lower than any other House in Nevada therefore it viii
be advantage to Traders generally to give me q call
Examine my goods and prices before purchasing else
where. 44-H p. HENDRICKSON
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
Ready-Made Clothing Warehouse
w1111a1aa @. Badger.

AAAAeSk&& ek8G80~AA04o
No. lbs Battery street,
Corner Of Merchant street. San Francisco.
TMPoRIER Of every variety Of CLOTHING AND fern
i 1SHING GOODS Also of blankets, Ducks, Drills, Sheet
ings. Hats, Caps. Boots and Brogans.
by RECENT ARRIVALS have received very large in
DESIRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHING,
and 1t Is the LARGEST STOCK offered in this market
The Goods manufactured under my own supervision
are Of the best material well cut large Sizes and made
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Are invited TO examine this HEAVY STOCK, and they
win find the prices LOWER than they be found else
where in the market.
Purchasers may rely receiving the best and mos
saleabls Goods, as each article is guaranteed.
fle from the country promptly and carefully stten
ded to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants.
TO- 600 prs assorted fancy and PLAIN Satinet Panta
1000 pairs Linen Pauts.
1000 pairs Goodrear's Rubber Pants
1000 Goodyear's white Rubber Goats.
200 cases Goedyears long and short Rubber Boots,
200 eases miners Boots
1000 dozen super flannel Overshrts.
200 dozen fancy Cashmere 0vsrshrts.
1000 dozen White Shirts
$50 dozen heavy Hicdory Shirts.
500 dozen heavy Check Shirts
300 dozen Merrimnck Shirts.
600 dozen Lambswood Updershirts.
$40 dozen Regatta Undershirrs.
200 dozen Grey Flannel UndershrtA
$50 dozen Lambswool Drawers
$50 dozen bleached drill Drawers
], 500 dozen Overalls.
800 Denim Frocks
l,20O dozen country knit wool socks.
$500 dozen heavy white and mixed cotton socks.
1000 pieces super silk pocket handkerchief.
100 dozen super black silk Neckerchiefs.
200 dozen cambric Handkerchief.
800 dozen Rubber Belts.
25o dozen Buck Gloves.
400 dozen black cloth frock Coats.
400 dosen Bucksi In Gold Bags.
1000 dozen Doeskn Business Coats.
1000 dozen assorted 0vercoats.
$50 assorted Pea coats.
5000 silk cloth and velvet vests.
100 cases Straw Hats.
20 bales blue and white Blankets
SO bales A Sheetngs.
SO bales Drills.
so bales assorted Duck
50 cases fne Felt hats. For sale by
VIC. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
100 Battery street. corner Merchant San Francisco
n. B. No Goods at retail.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
THIS GREAT
WARRANTED NHMNDY 3
is PURELY vEvETABLE

LIE
Beware Of Counterfeit The extensive sale this won
lsru medicine has already caused person or
palm OF the unsuspccting, spurious com pound
closely resembling the Original BE parcularlto buy
none without the written signature Of A. Parera NJ d.
on outside wrapper Of each bottle All others are
tvrfst and ther compounders will be punished with the
Utmost rgor of the Law.
Price-TnREE DoLLARs per Bottle For sale by n
Babcock, sole Agent for California Oregon and the sand
xich Islands TO whom all orders be addressed
fb4ral discount made to wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCR. Wholesale Druggist,
II Davis street, Z an Francisco
LIST OF AGENTS.-pr. John L.pH, Nevada; Rice.
eon Co, Marysville; D. X. Starkweather stockton;
w. H. Bruner, Sonora Benz. Shurtef, Shasta; Child &
Worthen, PacerviIle Drug Store, PacervilIe Justin
Gates Jr Sacramento city: Dr. X. w. Carr DownicYil;e:
NJ w H. Gatf Yreka; DR.. J. b. Winston Los Angeles:
vhcaey Morse, San Diego; George l.. Story Portland
Oregon.
Nevada, April I, ls56-5ua