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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-09
JOSHUA JACKSON,

JOSHUA JACKSON,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD co. IOWA.
Will also pay particular attention to paying
Taxes on Non resident Lands in Floyd and ad-
Joining Counties Land Warrants located. -
Lands bought and sold on Commission. &c,
sc. References will be given when required
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-09
St. Charles, Iowa, July 9, 1857.

Particular Notice.
All mail matter intended for this Office should be di-
ected TO FREEMAN PosTorFItE, FLOYD COUNTY, Iowa.
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WORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1857.

n1SsOLCTION.-Tbe COpartnershlp heretofore
el.,nt between The ,ub.eTibers under the M OF LIZ
ERAOhE HuDD 10 ;his dsy Dissolved b natuA consen,
Either party 10 authorized 20 sign II liquidation ,,
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N.w-YoIi, Feb . 1857 EDWARD P. RUDD
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MOTT E.
The undcrrped have this isy formed Copanership under
,be firm of BuDD CARLTON, and viii continae ne
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Broadway. EDWARD RCDo,
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EQUATIONS WANTED-As good COOK,
cas- COOK; % CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS -
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WORK By competent GIs Cal AZ Nc u sthsv IN the
Bookstore.
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kfm Publications.
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The Publisher, have the posT1re Of informing Their fieac
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One limo. volume. Price 81 IS
There writer Of the day who eIe this charmns
author IN
TEE NATURAL AND HOME-LIKE SIMPLICITY OF
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OF HIS NARRATIVE.
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THE YOUNG AND OLD THE QUIET AND GAY
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l2O,O Vol MES.
Tie New Volume offered believed ~ those Who
have resGi 10 iurpsss any Of his previous efforts
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lust THE BOOK NOW WANTED!-ALL
u THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS. -
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS AND DISCOVERIES
NINETEENTH CENTURY
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IN DIGEST OF ENGLISH REPORTS.
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in The English Law aud Equity Reports, from the first vouue
to the thiity frat inclusive: - ~
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4 GENTS WANTED To sell the ne " PATENT
"A HEAD REST To gentlemen Of business capacity from
70 per day can be made Exclusive risnls Owen
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THIS DAY PU B l. S II E -
Il ANNUAL OF

THIS DAY j L B l. S ii E d -
i ANNUAL OF
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Obituaries Of Eminent Scientific Men Notes on the ProsTe" OF
Science during the year 1855. &c
BY DAVID A. WELLS, A. h.
limo. Cloth. ...............el ~
With Portrait Of Jefries WymaD, " d., Professor, &c IN
Harvard University from Photograph.
This the eighth volume Of Annual which has been re-
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DOY WANTED-To LEARN the BUSINESS
- ofGOLD PEN MAKING None need apply unless they
can beard with their parents and IN wan. permanent
situation The lest Of references required Cal between
nd o'clock ~, AZ No. Is Maiden lane, on
A. MORTON L Co.
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Che Ball 6eason.

GRAND BAI.L-ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
~ INC. rsb. g. =. MNe. CAROLINE VEZIENs D.uc ns
Academy, No. Fl HowsSs The Ball Will commerce a. Z
oe.och ard e,ose ., (? Tchsts 81 c,1.G Cases meet
every day y. oI9,I p
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no LEI, in Leonard-st., few doors out Of
i Bn.dwsy.-THREE FLOORS (6n,, seer nd and tblrsI
nj able Store Mandatory. Oil rene r two yesrs
from M Isr, at ESQ Ser lnqsife IN tie Bosk
C!.s, y. :. es,s.B.j.
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Houses TO Cet.

A SUITE of OFFICES to LET Ia the Bible
"A house. Astorpsce with every convenience and dess'
able location Apply at the Treasures Oee 4thsv en-
trance
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ENOk SALE-The Valuable Manufacturing Prop
srty in Roekspd County, State Of New York Known q
tie RAMAPO WORKS on the New Yorh and Erie Railroad
ne miles the Hudson River and about hours ride from
Jersey City consisting large tract Of land extensively
i,poyed with Mills Btorehouses and Tenement
De for Five Six Hundred suited for any
and Offering from its healthy
and location great indasement any Manu-
iscsory The whole part will be sold great bargain.
For further particulars apply
HENRY L. PERSON No. q Broadway.
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NOTICE to RACTORS-CLEARING Of
lNBAIsELEYS PON0-S-aed proposals VIII be rs,eisedst
our ofe+ Hseys Building Fulton Brooklyn, unt noon
Of March 1851 for the Cleaning Draining aud Enbsntns
complete the FRS, Storing Reservoir Of the Brooklyn Water
Woks Known Bs!sey Pond. The work heavy sad will
be let Plans and specifications Will be ready ff
examination Office our previous said Sd Of March.
H. s. wELLEs Co., Original COnasctora
feh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

GAS for the MILLIONAIRE RIGHT for
VI SALE Self generating Gas Lamp; the Gas Burn
In IL portable and safe. eau be fur
pbed to houses where there mandatory OF b, us
ing the ordinary tubing throughout the ho1se.
Any Lamp BE- altered to burn tn. Gas Propo.hons wond
be party with sufficient capita who wishes
TO purchase the manufacture and control the rst
Apply 70 J. @. GILBERT, Manufacturer " Gas, Portable,
STANDARD and Bronze Ornaments No. ll6 Johnst N Y.
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CLERK WANTEO-Iu a Newspaper Office.
Mems Christian Association lives With hs paea, pre-.
erIed Und ubted testimonials required saay 6,s:
$50 Address in applicants hand writing CLERCUS Box
No. ,7s7 New fork Po.t-Ofce No foreigner need apply
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90 Ubom it may Concern.
| DyPRTISE

IIIDENI , causeI non Do hNIANU II u II
Al entirely prevented BY using the PATENT lSpiA
RUBBER SAFETY LAMP which eaanot bresk. expoae, OF
be allied bile lighted and the scocou,ieA lamp 10
IN We viii give tbs exclusive sale &c eomPe~at gess
n eysy County in the u. lncloss ssmp,o HAwxHUksr.
MOTT Co.. exclusive - Fsltop-st NY.
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THALBERG's FOURTH CONCERT,
A 7fs Is HH3f ia5HSs5P1S ID: "A
Mr. ,ost Hhs pEn (: 1A,asF?Hids aDrL1A
.m ,, fantasia. se R ana'A kS.,.s. Borg" God
Save he he .nS;1I .G 6: ;SeHe Don fa9
will .ius aria. ns,naeierI" "DTo1's di Figaro medley
'nd duet ss"l nADAME JoHANNsEN
will ps ,Iiss Nobe ard vo!k.ed,' and duet "seniTa'
"'' hrs z. L. DAVENPORT
will r'cif' cele0s MF E JOSEPH PIeg RuRKE
will pay favori,e violin Solo
Doors open At II, 20 commence a. 8.
on MONDAY Feb. q, 40 O'Clock :. Breg.inf. No 7Oi
EiosdT5 ND VI Sp SgSsS q k ERE si ri As Wal"
Monday will be solo 81 % Re,erved ses. only on Toes
day the remaining 81 % and 81 Seas AL seats On''d may
Or Ss: TTEs DAY MORNING ,oo9ad Matinee DodwCrth
On WEDNESDAY, lp. H., fourth ChIdreI'' C'a7en al
f 81 Ss es e; ::;sst s: Saloon
bAY hT 9kSs 3 S S:a6s blS5a series
T'BALBERG's MATINEEs MUsIcALEs.
EsSEfs Il 55sai D6lHASs EACH
ToSe had BII Mn TiIS nt y.R s0fds' Kings
VIII De ne sc Vp aEME OF THE TWO MArINEEs.
l. Fan.a..-s onnsmb Th.beIs
Andsnte
Ii Trovatore" lon the AieI.ndre Organ .rhsbers
MSss .TSsbprs
:. F.nta.iA-"LElisiI d'AmoJe- 'Tha0ers
l. Fsn.ssia-" Don Giovanni ,Th.bere
A %tnis'
l. Finale" Pu1itsnf' Ton the Alexandra Organ Belni
Home Sweet Tb.bsw
o. f'''s' OIL "0 The Xi.IiiExxNDRE oR;GXN
for Mr.. Thslbsrg by Alexandra Son, in Paris.
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D1EING MADE EASY.-The advertiser offers

~ the practical Eyer economical housewife the most
proved Receipts in In Europe Tor D cling Snk Wooden
Colt and Linen, either Of these mixed hbrc that the
apprentice dyer for produce colo
tin, shade Of color with much washing Oh IT.
Address GEO SMITH, No 2s5 Bower, third door, closing
tor all eoors Is centsor sny special colot when full a.
rectiops vil be sent q the mode and proportions &C.
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RCDD & CARLTON,

Eew.York, Feb. =.
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Chances for Dusiness Men.


Metropolitan Bank, No 3Piner.
CHURCH FOR SALE-The substantial BRICK
~ CHURCH in splliv.nst between Prince and Houston
s In repair Sale with without TIE FURNITURE
and ORGAN. Apply T.. W. PAGE, No. 20 West-st,
or TO V. ELLIOT, No 2ol Wsshins.on-st.
nRUG STORE for Substituted in flour
~ ishng city of IS coo inhabitants 50 miles from NewYofk
III health proprietor Of selling Will be sold
bsrssp. For particulars apply to G. H. RING No 1872 Broad
way
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TlHAL LIB RG's SECOND MATINEE
L TUESDAY, Feb. "a, at 2 o'clock precisely.
Doors open a. u O'Clock.
CARD TO SUBSCRIBERS
The Management earnestly requests the subs rbers to bear in
that by opening the doors before the stipulated time
would commit act Of to those who arriving at the
precise hour would find the best seady taken BY not
comir before o'clock they would the Management; much
and themselves the uIpesssntreH Of being
kept waiting o-
The arrangements OF the will always be the only
the passages will be wider that the walters ely
in hsndsg round the lunch which will be regularly
served after NJ Thslbere's third piece.
Mr.. Brown will be happy TO attend to any wishes Of tie
ladies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-03-20
YFOSes Sneac,S Eslaie-

STATE OF VERMONT D The Probate Court
District Of Chittenden, IS. for the District of
Chittcnden.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of Moses
spear, late Of Burlington in said District deceas.
gu; Sun, Greeting.
whereas, Rhoda A. Spear Administrative of the
estate OF Richard Spear, late of Colchester in said
district, deceased, hath made application to said
court in writing, setting forth that said Moses
spear and Aaron Spear, were co.partners in bust
ness IN burlington in said District, that they
were under contract binding in law and equity to
ueed TO the said Richard Spear, certain real estate
IN colchester aforesaid to wit all their right and
ute to lots No. l2l, and 1872 that the said Moses
spear has since deceased and praying said Court
To order Phineas II. Catin, administrator of the
estate ofthe said Moses Spear to deed to the said
hhoda A. Spear administrative Of the estate of
Hchard Spear, said real estate according to the
terms OF said contract and according to law.
WhcreupOn, the said Court assigned the 9Th day
Oh april, a. d. 1857, at the Probate Court Rooms
IN burlington, aforesaid, at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon, for hearing in the premises and ordered
that all persons concerned be notified thereof by
publishing the substance of said application to.
gether with this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the darlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
IN burlington aforesaid previous to said day set
for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
at the time and place aforesaid and show cause if
any you have why said order should not be made.
and said deed executed according t, the terms of
sail contract
uivsn under my hand at Burlington, in said
District, tins 18th day of March, A. u. 1857.
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Mr.. Ed1oy.-To the very proper inquiries OF
Double Entry" in the FreePress of last evening
beg leave to reply. No "contraet" whatever
has been made by the town with their Liquor
Agent"
On the 9TH of March, 1853, he received from the
selectmen, the liquor belonging to the town,
amounting to Sis IS, together with a license to
sell 1t for specified purposes. This liquor, when
sold, was paid for, as the hooks of the town will
show
On the frst of May following he received u
license from the County Commissioner, which has
each year been renewed. No SUN was agreed on
as the compensation of the agent either on that or
any subsequent year.
As to the peculiar manner of accounting with
the town so as to balance the account TO a cent"
it is done in this way. While the amount of pur.
chascs and sales is accurately returned, that re.
ported " on hand " which alone indicates the pro.
hts, is estimated, merely to avoid the trouble and
expense Of measuring so that had the account
been made to balance itself each year, as it did
this, the result of an accurate inventory (which of
course will be made a change of agents and
which the agent is really to make, if desired, at
any time) would be the same. One hundred and
eighty dollars stands to the credit of the
town as profits, to which will of course be added
whatever may hereafter accrue.
As to prices, the agent was at first instructed
and he has endeavored, so to adjust them, as
barely to cover expenses.
For his services. including interest on CAPITAL
employed, he has charged in rendering his ae.
count each year, 800, which has been allowed nv
the seleetmen, and paid out of the profits ANY
other " vexcd questions" will be cheerfuly an.
'rered on application to the
TOWN AGENT.
Burlington, March IL, 1857.
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For Saie.Or TO Rent!-.The va

liable and extensive Farm Oh Winooski River, Two
niles north of the village ofBurngton known as the
"BRADLEY FARM" containing $50 acres OF al
luvial, upland and timber land, with house aud
good Out-buildings thereon. This farm will be
sold entire, or divided into smaller farms, to suit
purchasers.
2 The Valuable Farm in Colchester, one mile
north OF WiloOski Falls, on the road to Milton
known as the "CATLIN FARM" containing
about 800 acres of tillage. pasture and woodland
with house and out-buildinas thereon.
3. Lot numbered III in Colchester, containing
100 acres.
4. The two-story Brick House and premises, on
the south s!lc Of Pearl street, and between Pine
street and ChamPlain street. known as the "IIUNT
HOUSE"
3. Seven Houses, with out-buidngs and land,
on Goch street, between Pearl street and the resi-,
dence Of J n. Pomeroy, Esq.
G. The BRICK STORE at the corner Of Pearl
street and Goch street.
I. The new, spacious and substantial BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE at the head of Pearl street,
(next west OF the residence Of the late Alvan Foote)
with the grounds adjoining. This situation COM
mands one of the finest and most extensive Of the
views of the lake, bays and mountains, for which
Burlington is so famous.
All the before mentioned property will be sold
at low price, and ample time will be given for the
payment Of large part Of the purchase money. A
perfect title will be given.
Apply at the Office of the subscriber, CONNER
cial Bank Building, Court House Square.
GEO. +. EDMUNDS.
Burlington, Feb. 5. 1857. dawtf
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Oxygenated Bitters. /

cure for Dyspepsia.-The history of thi. remark
able medicine, and its astonishing success in OBJ
stinate cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General
Debility Of the System, place it among the mos.
wonderful discoveries In medical science, and has
given it a reputation Gov h-S~"a any reu1uy
known for these complaints, in all their various
forms.
The 0xygenated Btters contain nothing
which can intoxicate and the medicine has
simila ity whatever to the various alcoholic mix
lures disguised as "Bitters," being purely medi-
cinal compound, in which combined the most
valuable remedial agents, and peculiar oxygen
ated property, hitherto unknown, but highly eff
cacious in all complaints arising from weakness
and arrangement, or prostraton Of the stomach
and system generally. 1t is mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagrecablc symptoms, and a..
ssting nature in her efforts to restore the impaired
powers Of the system.
SETH W. FOWLE q Co., l3s Washington ST.,
Boston, Proprieto,s. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents, 7. A. Peck, a, c. Spear, Burlington
J. Newell & Co Wiucogki Falls II. A. Hodges,
Richmond A. II. Grovenor, Jonesville j. F.
Henry Waterbury Marcus Hull, Hinesburgh
E. Alexander 4 Co, Charlotte r. Ferguson,
Essex. w3Gw2
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PRICES CURRENT.

BoSToS, March Eth
FLOuR-The market is dull, and for some grades
prices rule in favor of tho hnpor s"I"a "r
superfne at SGi0 80; fancy Sc 80 a 6 15, ex.
ira 25 a 8 25 per bbl
GRA1N-Corn is dull and prices are lower
Sales of yellow at &c 7sc per bu.hcl. Mixed and
white are nominal Oats are frmer Sales Of
Northern aud Comedian 81 a $40 per Lu.hcI-
Rye is selling at Goa 92c per bushel
PROVlSlO NS-Pork is firm and the demand is
good. Sale of prime at $50 81 mes S2ia Is :;
clear and extra clear SIG 2G 10 per Dbl and cash
mos. Lard is firm and prices are tending up
wards. Sales in bbls. at l4i ljc, kegs l5l Ice
per h., cash and mos. Hams are selling 10 n
l3ac cash and mos. The stock Of butter is quite
small, and rather better prices have been realized
Sales of common to very choice quality. ranging
from Is to &c good and choice selling readily at
25a 27cper ID. Cheese has been in fair demand
and is frmatl 10 l3c per ID. for common and good