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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18

A WISE .AEswER.-:Yo must not
play with that little girl, my dear" said
an injudicious parent.
"But. ma, like her. she is a good lit
tie girl, and I'm sure she dresses as pref
tv as ever l do, and she has lots of toys. -
81 cannot help that, my DEAR" respon-
ded the foolish mother, Z" her father is a
shoemaker
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18

"What is the matter with you"' said a
gentleman to an old Dutchman.
q got de rumatis, y answered Myn-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18

"You must rub yourself with brandy"
said the gentleman, ''until it penetrates
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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This the seventh volume of the Home Books"
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In this volume the auhoress endeavored ius into
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.


MO CHARGE FOR GOOD SERVANTS TO FAMILIES.
The homes sup oed treeA kinds of best help at
moderate suit ALL at the Domescs Ins
tute and Home 1873 Eleventh street of Syvenue
Orders promptly attended 10, postpaid Conducted by
respectable lady
WANTFD-TWo YOUNG MEN TO TRAVEL WITH
w gentleman. two conductors, three brakemen, one bar
keeper four porters for steamers three girls
travel and four railroads Apply to CULLEN
CO. No. East Broadway.
WANTED--TWO CONDUCTORS, THREE CLERKS FOR
w shipping and coal Offices two barkeepers four clerks
for grocery aud dry goods stores two three FIRE
men two barkeepers three porers two five
for steamers coachmen and four boys Apply TO
LOUIS KAUFMAN, 76S Broadway
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MATRIMONIAL.

SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN or LARGH NHApa
- au hkhy connected, desires srquantans~
some respeeaole good looking snd well educated youas9
lacy MOI over ~ years - with view ratru,ony
presun"i a communications IN this viii be
cre AMI renfn the advertiser gnara honorable
se,e answers VII be received Tor days addressed
70 l"uinana, station u, New York Post once. -
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POLITICAL.

CENATE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 100 PROSPECT STREET,
~ Brooklyn .Bsneht of JOHN NJ. COOK tonight Chici-
ma Family, Billy Blair, Arlington, Sinclair, Fredericks,
Jones Lyons Miss host of others Open
at O'Clock Admission 10 cents See the dsap
pear to night.
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rnENCn AOVEKrIsEMENTs.

TINE DAME FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER COM
u cuisinere dams famie franchise americane
ellie bonner de bounes references Sadesser pour tros
jonss, an No. 9rue Watts, chez Nine. Postae.
TTNE DEM0ISEILE PARLANT BIEN LIE FRANCA1S
- desire trouyer place pour prendre soin dun on
deuX entans ellie conna couture Sadresser s. t. Herald
office.
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DENTISTRY.
nENTfsTRy.-G. J. EAGLEToN EXTRACTS TEETH
IL wh0u. the least pain by external application the II
fcct Of which neither unpleasant Injurious Teeth in
he lowest possible prices Satisfaction guaranteed
charge 3l9 Canal street. Mercer, (old No TAI
l,EI1u EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS, WITHOUT
the slightest pain by and original process
freezing This admirable system prsolsed By only
q. DURKIH as Canal street nea, vArics
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CD ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
= Comprising parts of Fourth and Sixth wards.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
For Alderman,
John CLANCY
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WANTED-Ak ACfINE ORSiLENT PARTNER WITH
w aeash capital of not lNes than s5u0 in r.nnr,r,,
ring business well established. Articles nsnufs~mra5 -
cured by patent rights for the United states P,nd raadv
sles ~ large lsurs The husness greatly er,eus
with more capital far parcuhrs call az canal street
where the artcles manua tured "a n be a.en ~ e0''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

7sT ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.-DEMoCRATIC AssO
citation meeting the above association will be held
Mmno's No $50 Greenwich street this Saturday
II. O'Clock The democratic electors OF the First Al
dermanc district are invited 10 attend BY order of
T.. KERRIN President.
Rgsn pl FSrlaEa.1D, Vice Presidents.
E To~s mo Curry Secretaries.
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POLITICAL.
1ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
/ The peoples choice,
And the democratic republican candidate for Alderman
WILLIAM WILSON.

7sT ALDERMANIC DISTRICT-AT MEETING OF
the delegates of the LIST Aldermanic district on Wednes
day evening the Claremont House Michael Hapn IN the
chair on notion WILLIAM WILSON declared the regu
lar democratic candidate for Alderman of the district AT
meeting Of like delegations in the dining was re-
solved unite, whereupon Michael Halpin was elected
chairman the united delegation and motion WILLIAM
WILSON was unanimously declared the regular Democratic
Republican candidate Alderman Of the First Adermanic
district. MlCHAEi. HALfiN, Shlrnlth.
H MF.S G'S'n- Sviee Presidents.
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sd ALDERMANIC DIsTRICT.-AT MEETING OF THE
democratic electors of the Second Aldermanc district
held Friday evening November % 1851 az Thomas Rces
Madison and Catharine streets JAMES RELLEY
unanimously nominated the regular democratic
didae for Alderman of this district.
EUGENE SULLIVAN, Sec'y JAMES FEAGAN, Chairman.
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A YOUNG MAN o. THE BEST EDUCATION AND
N gra ttpeneure 81, nktur French herman, tQlerahe
fAtth ahc l1An also The classical Languages wants i.
= " 4 arx ohsr branch penn.anship Address =. 4.
CRoCERY.-A YOUNG MAN LATELY ARRIVED
" from ireland desires situation n ; grocery store.
slefk ~ hooskest~r be- good hand kts y perfect
kho~tdEe u accounts would Do an Ia bs power u
make himself generally useful SALARY small fgf nr six
mon RESPECTABLE references produced. Address
III. - 81 avenue.
CTTuATfON WAETED-BY 4 RESPECT ARt.E War
~ ried q Protestant. e0sruman "a ursanl. IL a
rood careful driver Understands Management III hIrsae
~ objection w. Nr country. 1Ugd TsfufuuC Al
west Nth st., between Oh and tth avs u sle
CfTUATToN wAETED-FfTHhK - FRENCH cor
> respondent tsarber copyiE ~ French gentleman
Z ~ lie understands knEi sh sat
tood haudwri,ing. Addrtss A ~ boa ~ itrb. Ua4e.
1fTUATIoN wANrED-BY A RFSrsCTaBlE SO
Apply ~ 4hsl up si<rs, rear once
lArANTFD-BY A REcPECTABBE AMERICAN AND
W hs wife situations e. be country the man - 40
hJser cuachman gsraee and HE wife "a bst rate cok
good baker b1th PfeS1ce The BEST esum0nss from
49, gnl ioyers' Apfly ~ ~ Bo"ery. -
ArNETED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN, A SITuA-
w hotei bss hal tseoiy I'VE yesrs eserie.nee
treptnF and 4p fut-@s, would ~ -osh an
Of rtfcrence character aud ctpat NY Al
Dr.. NJ A htt "a Herald nuce.
lAAKrEn-BY a MIDDLE hSED Man, A LADY
w tufrVaItfn Vlao underss uds sfsp and SILK millinery
nn more ilsu Arg OUT Amrfb.n Inference exchanged
A1.ress = ~, hsfsld onte
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TRoTTfNG. COURSE, Z. I-TUEs-
Il day Nov. "a at O'Clock r. NJ. match for ~ 600 mile
heats best In wagons u. PftSer br. Brown
Dick, ~ Woodruff names b. m Lsdy Woodruff The above
comes OF without regard 10 weather
JOEL CONKL1N Proprietor.
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CECoND JUDICIAL DrSTRICT-AT MEETING OF
- the Democratic Convention held II the sixth wari Hotel
Thursday evening 10Th inst pursuant 10 the regulations
of he Democratic Republican General Committee, of Tam.
many Hail 10 nominate candidate for civil Justice tho
Second Judicial District BARTHOLOMEW OCONNOR was
unanimously nominated en- the first ballot.
HENRY IA. HOWARD Chairman.
vs. CooE Secretary.
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llyANTED-A FRENCH GIRL. AS NURSE ArD sEAN
w stress. must give good recummeudaleps. Appr
bufras clgrur, No 2waveriey plsce Ncw YORK liote
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A GERMAN YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
a general homework and plain cooking Can be
Cor two days at Mr.. Hussung's, $50 Prince S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

ITO EXCHANGED FOUR STORY STONE FRONT
i house in the neghborhood of Madison square werth
$1,000 on which $1,000 may remain w,llb exchanged for
three house in New York its vicinity worth IS
$500 for country place OF value convenient Of
access from the city Address, with particulars, box lbO
Post Office.
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IOWA AND WISCONSIN LANDS.-FIFTEEN HUN.
bred being the balance of cho and well selected
land located by the Northwestern Settlement Company i'm
medaey adjoining railroad routes for sale cheap for
in parcels suit purchasers Apply ID. b. TAYLOR, Sc
Nassau street, basement.
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n,O EXCHANGED NEW THREE STORY BRICK
house in Warren street Brooklyn, for New York pro-
perry, and balance paid in cash. would Harlem los
railroad stocks and bonds Address Bargain box 5s
Post office.
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n. = < > 49,
70n TO fsa-A PARTNER WANTED IN A WELL,
4tOO established dining and drinking saloon d,wn town.
under most favorable circumstances Well fitted and Ia
vorAblc lease BlGGs sOU1HwICk, ~ Nassau street
90 mn -THF ADVERTISER, HAVING At CON
f-.OOV. mand from 81 500 ~ es, DESTROYS Of
partnership with gentleman nf undnubted ineg-
uy and best reference who already established in sound
business yet requiring additional cspsta Would prefer 70
move some ncighborng city Address D. ID, Herald OF
GQ mn WANTED, AN ACTIVE AND EMERGE.
IO.OOO. tic party, with the sbove amount 70 take the
exclusive agency for manufacturing company Amount Of
sales from tu0 70 E591 year the PROM sversann
from 70 per cent on sales Address hanuactorJ, Dor
lis Herald Office
A RARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMFNT-Asy PER-
~ having few thousand dollars, wishing \, invest
profitable business affected by he hard tines aud de-
srous 81 being associated with Of the greatest business
capacity arf integrity of character, Will please call for inor
ma r,tiuE u. day after " O'Clock
isosdway rconis
DARTNvR wANTEp-fS The PRODUCE BUSINESS
Il with sptai 81 ~ so o. S3,eD The business 10 vol
established In GOOD lo,sn for trade, and The additional
capital " reugs ~ esarge the same The best
riven aud required idres- a. T.. box 6 Post once
rT,O MASTERS AND BREwERS.-wANrED A PART
ner with $500 30 $1,000 cash; man of business
habits THE would be good investment the market tho haA
the None but principals with will he trestcd
with Address through Pos Office Mals,nr Brewer RAJ
imore Nd.
XVANTED-AE ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER WIN
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net RID OF YOUR DEPRECATED BANK STOCK
VI The advertiser will sell comfortable three story frame
house, with two stories high conaining bath
gas range &C. together with full lots Of ground, for
Is COO and will payment thereof bank stock par
The garden Is handsomely laid out strawberry fruit
grape vines &C The property located in Franklin,
Park avenue, Brooklyn about twenty minutes ride
from Fulton ferry This bargain and is perfectly safe
investment Any amount the purchaser may desire
main mortgage Apply J. L. SMITH, Courier ONCE, Is
Spruce street, second floor.
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NOR sALE-A LARGE DAIRY FARM IN oSwEGC
county, consisting Of $40 About 500 acres cleared
stock consisting of Az mich horses and young stock
miles from railroad depot For further particulars
INQUIRE of w. j. LEVEY, AZ Marion street.
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L,oR SALE AND EXCHANGE-THE SUBSTANTIAL
house occupied by the advertiser Terms desirable a.
ollows-A country house, with Of land
three thousand dollars wanted payment balance
remaining bond and mortgage Address O. c. Brooklyn
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
Land For Sale.

COL KUN offers great bargain in so acres
- of land in Mitchell County, half mile
northeast of Mary's Ford on the Cedar River.
Opposite, a new town is springing up, near
where the Cedar Valley Railroad is surveyed.
Town property in a business location will be
taken in exchange. A clear title will be given.
DEscRIPrIoN.-W. of N. w. of Section
IA, Township 100, Range Is West.
Apply soon, at the best and cheapest Cloth
ing Store, one door East of the West Union
House.
sAlso-fve lots in Sioux City, and the sw /
of section SO, township So north of range 10 !;
and sw / section 35, township 96 north of
range 10, in Cerro Gordo County, four miles
due west of New Rockford, close to timber, and
intersected by living stream called Buck
Creek, and limestone on one corner of it. 1t
is close to the survey of the McGregor and
Missouri River Railroad, and on the mail route
to Clear Lake City.
Also, the sci of the sw of section 10, town.
ship 81 north of range II west. Also town
OF No. 8 in block 20, in the village of Cler-
mlont, Fayette County, for sale at a bargain.
West Union, 1867. 3Oyl
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
Patent Medicines.

WE HAVE now on hand large stock OF
w all the most valuable Patent Medicines
of the day, which We can furnish by the doz-
en- at liberel discount from retail prices. Oul
stock consists in part of the following
DIR. Jayne's valuable Family Medicines.
Ayres Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills;
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Lurton's Chologoguc;
Strong's Fever Destroyer;
Mexican Mustang Liniment;
Farrelrs Arabian Liniment;
Barrels Indian Liniment;
Balmer's Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Gregory's Instant Cure of Pain;
Railways Ready Relief;
Perry Davis Pain Killer;
Merchants Gargling Oil;
Thompson's Eye water;
Grafenbcrg Family Medicines;
Lyons Magnetic Pills for exterminating rats
and mice.
Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powders;
Prof Woods Celebrated Hair Restorative;
Barry 'sTricopherous;
Lyons Kathairon;
Emerson's American Hair Restorative;
Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye;
Balm of 1000 Flowers;
Liquid Opodeldoc:
Trasks Magnetic Ointment;
Dalley's Magical Paid Extractor;
Green Mountain Ointment;
Holloway's, Lees, Brandreth's, Moffat' S.
McIanes, Wright's. Blake's, Jaynes, Ayers,
and other celebrated family pills;
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon
Weaver's Canker Syrup and Salt Rheum Ce
rcte, sure cure for Salt Rhenm, Scrofula &c.
S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla;
John Bulls Sarsaparilla;
Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar;
Shallenberger Fever and Ague Antidote
and many others not enumerated
A. T. & B. F. FESSENDEN.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
To the Farmers Of Floyd and
adjoining counties.

MIR. JOSEPH KELLY would return thanks
Nl to the farmers of this region of country
for their liberal patronage of his Flour Mill
during the past winter, and in this connection
would say that owing to the recent rise of va
ter and close application to business, he hes
been able to -four all the grain on hand ut his
from to $50 bushels Of grain in twenty -four
hours, at O moments notice. He would also
cay that he has large quantity of -four of su-
perfpe brands, put up In sacks and barrels.
which he will sell at So, so per sack and 81 90
per barrel
st. Charles, April !, 1857. 29H
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
MILWAUKEE, & MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
1R
THIS road was opened for the TRANSPORTATION Oh Freg
i and Passengers on the 18th OF April 1851
126z SIMMER ARRANGEMENTs. 1907

THIS road was opened the transportation OF Freight
and Passengers on the 10Th OF April, 1891
1857. SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. 1907.
Between Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, the Passen.
ger trains follows, on and after June ~ 1901
GOING WEST.
Leave Milwaukee at 80 A. NJ, accommodation tram.
Leave Milwaukee at IL NJ, day express connecting a!
GAINESVILLE with the Express train which leaves Chicago at
10 80 A.. M and arrives at Prairie du Chen at ~
connecting there with OF the new and superior rack
cts which leaves Immediately for all points on the SiS
sississippi above Prairie du Chen.
Leave Milwaukee at IL p. the arrival OF the LAKE
Shore cars from Chicago and at JanesviIe Gchnecnne
irving at Prairie du Chen at $50 A. NJ, where IL VIII
connect with boats for the Upper Mississippi.
and 81 Paul daily line of Packets, will place passengers
at least hours In advance Of the route via Duneith
TO any point above Prairie du Chen on the Mississippi
River.
Passenger trains leave Prairie du Chen at S45 A. ~,
and 445 p NJ connecting at GAINESVILLE with trains over
the st. Paul Road 10 Chicago
The s45 4. N. train arrives at MILWAUKEE, In time 10
| take the night boat to Chicago.
The AS p. arrives at Milwaukee In time for the
morning train the Lake Shore Railroad for Chicago
The S45 NJ. train via GAINESVILLE arrives In time al
Chicago for the 80 M trains on the southern and
Central Michigan and Fort Wayne Railroads, 10 all East
points, and the 446P train from Prairie du Chen
arrives GAINESVILLE In Chicago in time for the early
morning trains all the Eastern and Southern Railroads
The price from Chicago to and from Prairie du Chen
is S675, either by way Of st. Paul Railroad and James
vile, by the Lake Shore Railroad via. Milwaukee, but
via, Milwaukee and by the boats, is 81 cents less
The price between Milwaukee and rrairie du Chen
will be S515.
Leave Madison at 80 A. NJ for Milwaukee, arriving In
time for the afternoon train the Lake Shore Railroad
for Chicago also connecting at GAINESVILLE with the St
Paul Railroad by which passengers reach Chicago In
| time for the p NJ, train going East.
FREIGHT Trains run each way over the entire length
| Of the road daiiy
The rates on the River from haric du Chen to al
pont are the same in proporon To distance as from
Galena. There will be charges at Prairie du CHER
| for storage shipping.
Passengers by Davis 4 Moores line Of Stages will b,
conveyed to and from the several stations the arrva
and departure of the Gaena Mineral Point Dodge
Vile, Richland City and 10 Baraboo and Sank City.
10 WILLIAM JERVIS, Superintendent.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
ST. CHARLES
LIVERY STABLE.

TIME subscribers respectfully announce ina
they have established Livery Stable IN
St. Charles, Floyd Co., at corner OF Clark anc
Wisconsin streets, and are prepared to accom-,
modate their friends and patrons with good
Saddle Horses, or Horses ruth
BuGG1Es, WAGONS, CARRIAGES OR HACKS,
for short or long trips, at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
i'm. MONTGOMERY s. BROTHER.
St. Charles July 49, 1856. 1:tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
Miscellaneous Books.

WIlSCcBhstB1cOuS 1DOOASs
DOZENS by Moore, Hemans, Milton, Young
Il and others.
Bayard faylor's works;
Mrs Lee Hentz;
Hills of Shatemuc, by Miss Warner;
T. S. Arthur's works.
Gibbons Rome;
McCauley's and Hume's England;
Dicks works:
Rollins Ancient History.
Josephns;
Life of Washington;
:. franklin
:. Cromwell;
:. Napoleon;
=. Mary Queen Of SCOTS;
:. Horace Greeley;
:. Marion;
:. Josephine;
=. 10. Adams;
Hiawatha,
Pluri- Bustah;
Deserted wife; Robert Graham:
Eoline; Retribution;
Magdalen Hepburn, the wanderer;
and many others. For sale by
A. T. & b. L. FESSENDEN.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
Singers Sewing Machines.

1913 Broad'eoy, NeW York. lao Lake st., Chicago
TNHESE Machines have established q great
l. reputation founded on substantial excel
lence. The fair profit of using one of these
Machines regularly employed is
One Thousand Dollars q Year.
No Tailor Seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer,
Saddler, or other person having sewing or
stitching to do, can afford to do without one
peculiar merit of Singers Machines, which
no other kind can justly claim, is that the
| same Machine Wia do erery kind Of ,cork in per-
| feet style. They are strong durable, will keep
in order. Whoever buys one may be entirely
certain it will do his work Every large pri-
vate family ought to have one
All who wish complete and reliable informa-
ton in regard to price and size of our Machines,
manner of working and method of purchas-
ing, with all other particulars, can obtain it
by applying by letter at either of our Offices
for a copy of l. IT. Singer & Co.'S. Gazette, a pa
per devoted to the Sewing Machine interest
1t will be supplied gratis.
]. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
e. Local Agents wanted in every town in
| the United States. Gm23
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
st. Charles Flour Mill.

THIS mill is built in thorough and sub.
i stantial manner, has two run ofstone, and
does first rate work. Grinding Of Wheat, Corn
&C., done for customers with prompaness and
dispatch, and having first rate Miller, full
satisfaction guaranteed. Flour constantly on
hand for sale.
JOSEPH KELLY, Proprietor.
st. Chaxle, July 1855.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-06
A. S. FELT,
General Real Estate Agent,

Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co., lo'eo.
Will select lands in the Usage and TT. Dodge
Districts, locate Land Warrants, buy and sell
Real Estate, pay Taxes for nonresidcnts, and
do general Real Estate business Timber
and Prairie Lands for sale cheap. Any bust
ness entrusted to my care will receive prompt
attention. Refer to
Bartle, White & Henshaw, Independence,
Greene, Weare g. Co., TT, Dodge,
Greene, Weare and Rice, TT. Desmoines,
Greene 4 Weare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Hon. f. W Kingsbury, Chicago, Ill,
Hon. G. " Dcnniston, Albany, N. Y.
March, IS, 1857. 2Iyl