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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-29
COIOner7S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
~ an Execution duly issued by the Clerk OF
the District Court of Floyd county. State OF
Iowa. and to me directed | shall offer for sale
at Public Auction at the St Charles Hotel
in st Charles City Floyd county State OF
Iowa, on the l4th day Of August, A d 1853,
at o clock in the afternoon Of said dav, the
following described property, to wit
The southwest quarter Of the south. west
quarter of Section Twenty-six, 800 in Town
ship ninety-seven, 90 North Of Range sixteen,
ll6l west, in Floyd County, Iowa, levied on
as the property OF Ira Earl aud Elizabeth Earl
to satisfy said execution in favor of John Blunt,
and against said Ira Earl and Elizabeth Earl
for S2lS,O7 and interest and - % cost Of suit
Terms Of Salc-Cash in hand
Dated, July 18th, A. d. 1853
f. P. HARRINGTON,
Coroner of FlOyd County Iowa
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-29
II" ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD
OLE MANN-S ACHE EALSAM Ih. aIteu.

IL" ALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD
OF MANN AGUE BALSAM The atten-
ton OF our numerous readers is directed To the
ad vertisemcnt found in another column of this
paper of the high estimation that is placed up
Ola this, the greatest remedy kHo,rH 10 modern SCI
eace We have never known any other medi-
cine win as large a share OF public confidence
in SO short a time as this has done, ii we may
he allowed to judge by what we read but this
should he sufficient particularly when we see
such testimonials coming from men OF undoubt-
ed veracity, from all parts of the country.
There can be no doubt but that it is one OF the
greatest discoveries in the medical world and
deserves the appreciation and esteem of our
readers and the public. Sold by all good
druyrists
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-29
Attention.! Farmers!
RUSSIAN WINTER WHEAT,

I HAVE ENTIRE toatr"l Of u very superior quality Of
| Russian Winter Seed Wheat. IAN article introduced
INTO the Wheat growing districts al Rl>-stl which has
been IpUui tn succeed better tla aul Winter Wheat pv
cultivated IN that country. From Russia intro
duccj INTO tauaia, Michigan Minnie ula aud Illinois ia
zach If which ha with>ti the must severe winters
ami the wrt RfiHg, IL the satisfaction "t the farmer
It produces fum 20 to 80 busIci, to When on
-1d ind and from hardy wiil winter Kill
any between the july and the first ul
November
PACKAGES sufficient to produce froa to 10 bushels
the first year put up strong sack Will he sent 10 any
address On tn" receipt Of Onc Dollar, by mail.
Address G.. W VERIFY T. o Box 1857
81 Dearborn Il, Chicago, IN.
nc,lcr IN Farming Lands aud City Property. Also,
Lands located al all the GoVvrumt Land ulCcs will.
Warrants or ta>h. Those having Farms Farming
Lands Tor sale will lind my olc' Of the host medi-
ums to dispose Of the same
REFER TO
Hon. Jno. Mi=cn ConIr l. c. Land lrrf, Chicago.
col Il. J. Hamilton,
Rev, II. \. Bishop,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, GOV oi Virginia
Mcssrs Sweeney, Kttsnhousc, FtEt Il Co Bankers
Wtshiugtyu d. c.
II,n. George Briggs, New York
II n. Nm II. Ross, GOV oi Delaware.
Eoht. tUrsythe, Fsq Geni IT. As't. {. R r.
\. H. Ia urdo"lGs. your name, post Office, count
and STATE ami the Of the nearest Impress Office
-39 SIN
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LlTTELL'S LIVING AGE.
NEW SERIES.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE

PUBLISHERS NOTICE
nN the 81 Of April, 1855 We begin in connection with
~ hrssTs IJttell Son Co, Boston the New Srrcs Of
.he Living Age issued weekly, enlarged eighty RACES
handsomely printed on fne paper with cut edge otc
me i"hS established and deserveSly high reputation
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anu ANY conducted compendium Of the best selected lii
'a.uie oi ult tunes Comprising il does the creme
ne creme Of the world renowned Reviews and Peri.
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stateSnah Auacnt and Philosopher, well as the fam!-
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ry contents the quantity Of reading matter embraced IN
single year IN this work, amounts four thousand one
hundred and sixty double pageqthe subscripGn prica
Of which IS only Six Dollars rer eunun constt1
ting i not only tie best blt
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This work which has been received with universal an.
prevail Of ia" Press religious and secular has also en-
Joyet the cordial appreciation Of many eminent men Of
our country ,-atncng them
President Adams, Hon Jared Sparks
JgStc" story, ". II Prescott
Chancellor Kent Geo bancroft
Bishop AiOnzO Potter Geo TIcknor
Roy nr. Bethunc Fl J Rsyrnrnd
Rev. Albert Narrcr.
STANFORD & DELISSER.
Publishers
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AssigneeS Sale.

ASSlBLlee Oale.
TIME STOCK OF Goods lately owned by John
L Heath, Jr., will be sold at Cost Prices for
Cash only. Persons wishing Painting or Glaz-
ing done, are hereby informed that the sub
scrihers have employed Mr.. Heath who will BE-
ready at all times to attend to their wants
J. Y. w. MONTAGUE,
WIN T. FAIRFIELD.
Assignees OF John Heath, Jr
St Charles City, March -, 1858. 2:2ltf
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More Men Wanted Immediately

1 FEW more active and cnterprlsing young men tan
n ind immediate employ mcnt. ht which they can
make from $500 to $1,000 year Ia act agents for
several and popular works, Jl,l Published exclusive
~ toT agents and moi for sale III bookSnrS. We have
great number Of agents employed many Of whom are
making from Sl5 Ia so per week Those wishing IN.
gage IN this pleasant and profitable business, Will for
particulars, etc, address G. l.. DERBY X Co.
PuhE hers and WhnleSa le Booksellers
SanduSky City, Ohio.
Editors OF newspapers giving the above and following
three insertions, and calling attention IT, and sending
copy containing IT, will receive any three Of the follow
ing works:
Life OF Napoleon by Haadlcy, 81 IS
lIle "t Lafayette. -
Life of Josephine, | rs
Wild Scenes OF a Hunter Life, / -
Life ri Mary and Martha Washington | -
Odd Fellows Amulet, 20
Any person wanting any Of the above books, have
them sent by mail free OF postage receipt Of the above
retail price. Address c. l.. DERBY Co.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral.

4 large supply Of this invaluable remedy for
n coughs, colds and consumption just re-
ceiyed and for sale at the St. Charles Book
store, by HILDRETu Il CARVER.
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Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER 4 CO.,
Practical and ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass

utpEF,u 4 c,gyFR tnd i'r, Gogtri1ht, a. Charie
-. - sinh E1utI lerAcy Frolhors, Gubuqgo
fTbols:,Ie4 md by Ageat ia every sa~n in 'hc Tinted
g. -''''| ~ 2.l4yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-29
from the New York New |

We esteem it a pleasure resting upon our
absolute knowledge of its merits to recon-
mend Prof Woods Hair Restorative rs the
kind with which we are acquainted, and one
which has done, under our own observation
all that it Clams-and ii claims everything
implied in its name.
This article, in short. will restore gray hair
to its original color and add to its growth and
beauty wherever any blight or disease has
checked that growth or marrcd that beauty
This has been proved in our family within "A
few weeks and in numerous other cases related
to us without the knowledge Of the proprietor
We have only to add that this most valuable
article is for sale by the proprietor, at No. 81
Broadway, and III Market Street, st. Louis.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations,
us several are already in the market called by
diltereet names Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative. Depot
St. Louis, Mo, and New York } are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toll.
ct Goods dealers in the United States and
Canadas. 1
DIR. CHRIS'TlES AGUE BALSAM is the
best remedy for the permanent cure OF Chilli
and Fever, Fever and Ague, Dumb Aguc, and
all maarious diseases incident to this climate
1t has never been known to fail when tn,
directions have been strictly followed. 1t is d
purely Vegetable Compound, containing Meth
CT Arsenic, Quhiine, Strychninc, or anything
of poisonous or dcleterious nature. 1t has
had, for years, the largest sales of any remedy
for specific disease, ever offered to the public
1t has attained its immense popularity
through its own merits ; its great power il
curing diseasc-its singular harmlessness and
freedom from hurtiul ingredients. 1t can b,
taken by the helpless infant, vigorous youth
and feeble age, ever without injury, and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every Stat,
in the Union where the disease prevails, hav,
realized and will testify to its Balsamc anc
| curative powers. Price one dollar per bottle
| or bottles for $500.
For sale in st. Charles by C. Ii. Haskell
and by all Druggists and dealers generally
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BUTCHER, SEXTON n co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
COMMISSION NJ MERCHANTS,

IO3 & los East Water Street, Milwaukee.
pitcher KELLOGG SEXTON.
JOHN Il. GOODRICH.
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SMOkED HAMS, Smoked Sides Picked
- Pork, Potatoes, Wheat. Flour g.. con
stmtiv on hand and for sale by
f. p. G. WRIGHT
ST. Charles City, May l. 1858.
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A young lady who wore spectacles, exclaim-
ed in a voice of sentimental enthusiasm to a
young plonghman who was walking in the
road -, Do you, sir, appreciate the beauty OF
that iahdscapet Oh see those darling sheep
and lambs skipping about "TheR ain
sheep and lambs-Them's Hoes, Miss"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-07-01

They have been exhibiting in st.
Louis and elsewhere what they call
"a two,hcadcd girl" five may judge
from the cuts we have seen, she has
not only two heads, but two necks,
two bosoms, two bodies. four arms,
and four legs. In short she is two
girls with their bodies slightly united.
Call the whole one girl if you will, but
we guess il IL fellow were to marry
the concern he would be indictable
Gofbigamy. Perhaps some one of our
entcrprlsing young men who were
recently in such haste to volunteer for
Utah will venture upon the expert
mcnt.-Lou. Jour.
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70 rIsHERMrN.-We want to tell our
fishermen friends secret, that Of
keeping minnows. Suppose you want
to carry minnows in q bucket of wa
ter where it is inconvenient or imprac-
ticablc to change the water. You
must chen pull q handful or two Of
grass, aquatic grass if possible. This
must be put into the bucket. You
need not De afraid ofputting too much
in so long a. the fish can swim amongst
the grass, The bucket should then be
uncovered so thal the suns rays can
fall upon the grass, Now the rational
Of all this is the following. Fishes
generate carbonic acid in the process
Of respiration. This gas is as poi
Sononous to them AS it is to warm
blocdcd animal. The fishes also alb
solb the oxygen from the air held in
solution by the water. This is essen
tial to the continuance OF their lives.
Grasses, rs well as All plants, absorb
carh0nic acid. This is their food. It
is in Q great measure that by which
lhc plaNt grows. The grass. or rath-
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Unka0yn Boly Found.-We learn
from Mr.. Sims. of Utica. Ind. that on
"Wednesday body was found in the
river at that place. The coroner e
CLARK County held an inquest on it
and it was then decently inferred.
The body was dressed in black
silk cravat, fine white shirt with plai
ted bosom and spotted Byron collar,
white spotted Marseilles vest, white
linen pocket ha ndkerchiei, sumner
cloth coat. two gold rings on the LETT
hand one plain one on the little fin
ger, and one with q set on the fourth
finger, black cashmere pantaloons
with straps, common suspcnders, No.
shoes, with patch on the eft side
of the lett shoe, and white cotton
stockings. In the coat pocket was
found a pair of blue cotton socks.--
Had dark auburn hair; height about 5
feet inches, and supposed to be %
years Of age. No other marks. From
appearances had not been in the river
long. The body was found by John
ID. GordOa.-LOuts,sle Journal, 2HA
fe1
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asxtc OF Tennessee.

John Frzzei against Geo ". White and the
Win. ~ Ala. Il. +. Co.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
10 Tie satisfaction ofthe Clerk g. Master isla'
Geo. ". White is n nonresident o. the State
or Tennessee 81 that the ordinary process o.
law cannot be served ON him, it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessiye weeks in the Home Journal. news
paper published in the town of Winchester,
Tennessee, requiring sad NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANT to make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge of our next Chance
ry Court to be holden nj the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn. on Wednesday after the
third Monday in August next, to pleRd, ans
wer or demur to said bill, or Inc same will he
aiken for confessed and set for hearing cX-
pare as TO him.
II. r. ES'lILL, G. g. NJ.
June "a 4w prs fee 3 90.
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The trial OK Geo, w, Harhy, for the
murder OF Chas IL. G. Stone, came oil
in New Orleans a short time sincc.-
The Crescent says the trial was the
most interesting Hui dramatic in 'ts
incidents that was ever Witnessed IN
that city. Hardy, it will be r"coII'c'
ted, killed Stone Oh the 27tl Of March,
being provoked thereto by the fact
that the latter had seduced his dauGh-
ter and refused afterwards to marry
her. The jury rendered verdict Of
not guilty in the case, and Hardy was
discharged.
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THE C0QUETTE.
ny CHARLES SWAIN.

Whatsoever sho vowed to-day,
Ere week lad fed away
Shed refuse me
Aud shall her steps pursue
Follow still, and (ondly WOO
No,---eXcuse me
If she love met were kind
Just to teach her her o1en mind,
Let her lose mo
For no more I'll seek her side
Court her (avor-!eed her PRIDE
No excuse me
If in idle vain display,
She can cast my love away,
And thus use me;
For tickle heart, ut least,
Shall gTicye and lose my rest?
No excuse me
Let her rrown--rrowns never Kill;
Let her Shun me il she will
liate--abuso me-
Shall | bend meath her annoy?
Bend--and make my heart her toy
No !--excuse me
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L sDlcnGil Neanon.

"ovcra! month, ago. ~ oar readers
viii rrco'lnc', We noticed an applca.
ten made ~ Mr.. 4. LoMat, Of This
city or Il patent for an improved re.
v0ycr q! his invention. He has Sc.
cured his patcnt and yesterday show
ed rs one Of thcn. Il is beyond all
comparison thc finest weapon We ever
saw. il is a revolver Of ninc clam
bers, charged with conical expanding
balls, which are fired in the same
manner as the halls Of the Colts Army
Revolver. But in addition to these
there is . large center barrel, the
charge Of which consists Of Gftecn or
twenty buckshot. This barrel is indie
pendent Of all the others, and is dis.
charged by means Ola sliding hammer
attached 10 the regular Colts hammer
The adjustment for the discharge o.
the central or grape shot barrel can be
effected by single motion, in tNc
seconds. In weight this weapon i.
about equal to the regular Army re
volver, but in efficiency it far surpasse.
it.--NeU Orleans Crescent.
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A SELrE.mADg MAN.--Thc Rochester
tn'oa tells the following story Of Hon.
John Kelly. NJ. c. Tor New York city:
A rich New Yorker, as the story
runs, gave a large entertainment, and
among his invited, guests was Hon.
John Kelly. In the course of The even
ing, the wealthy citizen says: MIR.
Kelly, ! believe have never had the
pleasure Of seeing YOU in my house
before But believe you are mis-.
taken" responded Mr.. Kelly. "hIis,
taken! l think not. guess | am right
Bat have hsen here kefors." -
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The Right OF Search is Jisowncd BY
leading English papers. and they de-
mand hat their offending naval officer
be ca,hiered. WHATS to be- did now?
Brother Bail evidently don't Intend to
Geht Us, and unless we fal! to and
wollop Mexico again, the war-likr
spirit of the nation is rot likely to bC
gratllird in a hurry. But pcac" has
lis ,riumphs as well as war. Under
the reign OF the former the expenses
Oh the government are only eighty nil.
lions a year.
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TIE lJn>y Qar$iioa,--Ne have no
doutr hg. HAT the money question, as
connected with the general govern
mrnt, will be the great question Of the
day. Al other issues seem to be set
tied, with the exception Of this impor-
tant one. The fact that the govcrn.
mcnt Of the United Sta cSis under the
NECESSITY Of contracting loans OF from
twenty to thirty millions ayoar when
We alc q, peace with all the world, is
Il state Of things which ought cot 10
exist. Che taxes Of the country should
be adjusted 50 rs to meet the annual
expenditure within the compass Of
each year, This is the only system
which should be allowed TO prevail in
time Of peace.
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Well" says the wealthy citizen, col.
Letting his thoughts, 81 don't see how
that can be; have no recollection of
your being in my house before; when
were you here!" "Oh," said Mr.. Kelly,
pointing TO a CRATE in the room, 81 can
bring the matter to your recollection;
/ sci That gr0tc for you"
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STATE OF T'sNNEsSEI2.

Jesse LilIcy AGAINST John T. Laury and Cor
nellus l.aury.
On motion of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the clerk and master that
Cornelius Larry is @ nonresident of the State
of Tennessee so that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot be served unon him, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Home Jour
nal, a newspaper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said De-
PENDANT to appear herein on or before We'd
nesdly after the third Monday in August
next and plead, answer or demur to said bill
or the same will he taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXpurte as 10 him.
June "a 4w II. r. ESTILL, G. g. NJ.
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If two members of Congress arc
hostile to each other. and one Of them
wants amicablc relations restored, he
has on y to call his antagonist "a liar
and scoundrel.' Then he gets chal-
lengc; friends interiere-and the work
is done. Lou. JOM.
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IMPORTANT TO
z A Is WI II Eg s

TO Farmers who are suffering from the
ravages of HOG CHOLERA we are now
prepared TO supply them with
Preren'atite and Cure
which comes highly recommended, being the
result Of an invest gnti'n BY scientific persons
selected for that object in New York. Being
in bulk, it can be supplied IN any quantity
either to the farmer or dealer. To The latter
we offer inducements which will make it TO
his interest to keep it..
All orders Will be promptly filled by adj
dressing BEECH g. HUNTER, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, No. 36. Market Street,
Nashville. May %, 355. tt
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EXCHANGE BANK MoNEY.--The
amount Of notes on the Exchange
Bank Of Tennessee, reported to this
date at the Office Of the County Court
Clerk OF Dayidson county is about
,al3,OOO.
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READ! READ.
A C. A r D

From the Commissioners and Ccn;f.
CARS tJcn, the jloyor and others Of the
City of augusta.
Augusta, Richmond Comfy, Georgia:
THIS is TO Certify, That we have su,
perjntendcd the drawings Of tho Sparts
Academy Lottery, Samuel Swan & Co.,
Managers, at Augusta, Ga, from the
commencement Of its drawings, and still
continue to superintend the same. Each
drawing is solely AMI exclusively under
our control, and we can assure the public
that the managers are men Of honor, re.
speciality, and fair dealing. and every.
thing connected with the entire business
is carried on with the most scrupulous
and exact integrity.
LEON p. DUGAS,
FREDERICK G. BARBER.
lon,n,ic
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I'Ss GSE%ES.

As some boys in this place are in the habit
Of rocking my mill, notice is hereby given
that after TINS date the law will be rigldIy en-
forced nranst al such.
July |, 1858. 1t 10. c. OEIlMlG
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MONEY! NYNNEYi

Any person sending me 81 will receive by
return mail receipt by which insure them
to make from So 80 to5 co and 10 o. per
day Tor at least nine months in the year with
scarcely no capital at all. The public need
not be afraid, as assure them it is no hum
bug or yankee notion. II. w. J.,
June3 If Cenrevlle, Leon Co., Texas.
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o." 1t is impossible for virtue tc
compromise with VICE.
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LEON P. DUGAS,
FREDERICK C. BARBER,
Augusta, Ga, June 7, 1858.
Augusta, Ga, June 9TH, 1853.

Augusta, Ga, June 9TH, 1853.
From long personal acquaintance with
Leon p. Dugas and Frederic G. Barber
We take great pleasure in certifying that
they are men of the highest integrity and
problty and in this community are cs.
teemed and regarded as highly honorable
and worthy citizens.
B. CONLEY,
Mayor of the City Of Augusta.
JAMES NJ. SMYTHE,
Postmaster OF the CITY of Augusta.
JOHN p. KING,
Formerly u. S, Senator.
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Franklin County Medical SOciet

The members Of this Society are notified
that in consequence Of the meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the University of the
South n BersIeba, on the Sd Of July, the
meeting of the Society is postponed uutl Sat
urday tie lOlh of July.
BY order Of the President
J. c. StIAPARD,
July lst, 1853. Secretary.