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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24

For fancy article planters always obtain fancy price
We notice that tobacco Ger manufacturing quoted
mond the 18th So to SIS per hundred pounds showing that
manufacturers pay high prices these Of Richmond
The LynchbuTg Cya.) Republican Of tie 10th says
We note large pnkng Of Tennessee Tobacco the breaks
selling at Sj.30BS 0-the quality Indifferent.
Jon. gaIo Of The 18Th NJ Tobacco.
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INFANTS FOOD.-ROBINSONs PATENT
BARLEY Il meet ooolins rsuitious so4 dsoAts Article
Of D-; for Chdrs Of sesk digestion has been
bed knsd for forty A, r.s. ,, a. G-oosrs md
Il vh,leeale ey @ q YVELIS, So. at P1hon st. n. Y.
A. J. BLEEcEEa, ASctioneer.
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Five Points noase Of Iadusrry.
u.-.Yorl. Esv. a. Isss. -

The CIasses in Vocal Muslc (Cheve's sys,em so
pepo AZ IL Pas made Nile. sAU NAOEOrs LECTURE
lat evening win meet fet instruction on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS, In Room No q Cooper lnsuse--the Atet-
posp Class at oc.ok aud the Eyeuins Css st " O'Clock
k.ts Of ttnty essons 80 to Do had a. the class
rcem New pupils received Ary time thus week.
PILE. What lie lie Usw Cured e-rh0assnds Of
PERSONS have Psssuscr for With se di'esscy lev
kbew what IL 10 hyW Il 10 cured Every case OF fes
whether mAnesd IN the form u external tunors eioen
besapgs vol.n; hius ard rstion depends essentially
ppoI the abdominal ofceson THIS pro
the ensofsement dlston Of the veins formation Of
h<ao psin and suns ring and the disease Gao
only fundamentally cured BY medicines which taken inter
psy reheve this ABDOMINAL yenous conSerop Hence oin
nen, ashes and even in ectioDs, - Intellectual
hUhPHRkyss HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPEclFtC-A
PIE sugar p taken three times day cures The
So hy curns the condition which the disease depends
Hundreds have been cured hy H. Of the most oosioste
AL wlI be promptly benefited by II Price - cents
kex ....--.,s. .. ..,,,,-
NJ B. A fnli sat Of HUAPHREYSS HOMUOPk kIHlC
RPkClFlCS with Book OF DcoIs aud % Remedies In large
sdsshm vas srd sSi ditto In plain case 90
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lS59.-The
i Foarth edition Is now ressy .nd oontAins;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDAR5fof
Tie yeas Isae
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED srArEs-E1.eutrs
and JodsiAl
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES
sEkAyE politically olasnied-
A List or TIE MEMBERS or THE HOUSE OF
hPRfsENrATIVEs. politically Classified
kfoLlTiCALLY CLASSIFIED LIST or TIE XXXVlrs
CONGkEss - far ss yet eAossn.
sKETCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH.
ABSTRACT or THE LAWS PASSED AT TIE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS.
GOVERNMENTS OF EURo1I-RULINa OVER
EIGNs, k@
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS u. s. SENATORS IN In
DIANA
ELECTIoN RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
RoLDiNG GENERAL ELECTIONS IN isss, carefully con-
p~d and oory<rsd with former elections expressly for ZHs
fRsuSs ALMANAC.
Affection RETURNS OF THE STATE OF NEW
IoRK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS
LIST or STATES, CAPITALS. GOVERNORS, TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS., HOLDING OF ELEc-
HoSs. ks With other nss,sr Of general and permanent
Interest
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CHAMBERss JOURNAL for DECEMBER.
S-Ihs Nurber completes the Volume.
Received sne foI sale by
CHAs- g. FRANCIS Co. No. S4 Broadway.
rHE BRITISH ALMANAC aND COMPANION for 1859
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WILL SOON OSE-BANVARD'
w GREAT MECHANICAL PICTURE, TdE DEsTRuC-
TiON OF ERUsALkM, With the PANORAMA OF 70. JLY
LAND will close Bsnyards Hall No. So Bro.d~ay
Open EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at o'clock, and EVERY EVENING 81 H. Admit
lance a5e- Children Sc
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DIST Of STORIES and BEST of PAPERS.
ID TWU WAYS To WEoL)CK
Shi. beautiful story 10 continued IN
THIS WkEkS
II O NJ T. j . u Il N A L
Nsw sssrs OF TIRE Hosr JouaSiL.
Couldn't te.p house withou, IL ~ tS Democrat
"h,th. re Plus ultra Of pspe."-l southern Journal
Il" II should .rsee every hone "-lOsvenport dsIelie
at 4. conducted With eminent a,i,y"-lrhe Age
Home is 20, home sirhoUt al state Herald
w. wonld rather dispense with our brcshfast thar miss
,iptle rumber - tWashipst,n Examiner
ia presence the e-nertsoe 10 indestioa that taste
and cutvsp or. stranger, in that faniJ"- BGfAo Post
Il; 4. 'recsy, and b" no fellow IN tie her.y hfmA'
u,ut - Va,ertown American.
Nev.y the days Of 9odsnihs Vicar Of Wakefield,
have We r..d anything besui than tbs story called
r~o Ways 10 Wedloct, now In oou'e OF pabAcshon ID
Morris L willis, Home Journal" DailJ News.
New subscribers ,t be supplied from the tegrnns bat
apply q. once.
s2s,eX, In advance. 0foe, No lo7 Fultonr
MORRIS WILLIS,
Editors and Proprietora
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY of PAINTINGS,
- sesn No. 50 Brosdwsy-Ovsr cne sandree ua{
PaipLnG exhibition Of he kind 10 this
country Stranger fau Witt this GALAXY
Of chief attractions Of The city Opsn DAY sn<
EVENING Adnittanos E esots.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
The Campaign in Iowa.

The two contending political parties
in Iowa, are now armed and equip
ped" for the contest preparatory to
the State election that will take place
on the second Tuesday in October,
each having nominated it's candidates
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Supreme Court Judges, the officers
then to be elected.
We congratulate the Republicans of
Iowa on the excellent selections they
have made for candidates. Samuel
J. Kirkwood, their candidate for Gov
ernor, is an estimable gentleman, and
an enlightened and honorable politi-
clan OF the right school, being sound
Republican. He is an old citizen of
Iowa, has been an active man in its
affairs, and understands the wants
and interests Of the State as well
probably as any man in it. He will
make good, faithful and efficient gu
bernatorial officer, if elected, as he
undoubtedly will be. His associates
on the Observation-Disclosures j. Rusch for
Lieut.. Governor, and Gov. Lowe, l..
d. Stockton and Caleb Baldwin, for
Supreme Court Judges, are also well
qualified men, and add to the strength
of the nominations.
The Democracy have nominated
Hon. A. C. Dodge, late Minister to
Spain, as their candidate for Governor
All that is necessary to say Of him is,
that he is a professional Democratic
politician, of the little demagoguc
stamp, who can bear the idea of being
out of Office no better than fish can
bear to be out of water. He is a very
good candidate, to be beaten, and
with the milk-and-watcr platform his
party have placed him upon, his de-
feat may be regarded as a " foregonc
conclusion"
That platform is curiosity. Popu-
lar sovereignty and the right of Ter
ritoral Legislatures to legislate on
slavery, were affirmed, the Democratic
party declared not to be responsible
for the bred Scott decision of the Su-
preme Court, and for a tariff of reve-
nue. and protection This platform is
evidently designed for effect. 1t is
as curious a piece of Democratic bun
combe as we have heard of lately, and
the electors of that State will est.
mate its pretended doctrines at theil
real value Chicago Journal.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention
nominated for Governor, A. q. Dodge +;
for Lieutenant Governor, L. w. BabE-
lit for Supreme Judges, Wilson, of
Dubuque, Mason, of Burlington, and
Cole of Des Moines.
The ticket, as to the personal charac-
ter of its men, is respectable. A. c..
Dodge is a good neighbor, a kind man
and a very clever fellow generally
In point of ability, he is a fifth rate
man. In the Senate he accomplished
nothing, but was always follouer
At the conrtof Madrid he accomplished
nothing, but little bad Spanish, and
a portrait Of her most virtuous majcs-
ty. and her adored husband, the repu-
ted father of several of her children.
Mr.. Dodge is an administration Loco
foco. He took the pains to write
letter all the way from Madrid, all
about Buchanan and his wonderful
love for the people of Iowa. We
shall take occasion to publish that let
ter during the canvass.
Col. Babbitt used to live here, on
which account he will here run at
least two hundred votes behind his
ticket.
Hon. Charles Mason is man well
known throughout the State, and
throughout the country. AS the head
of one of the bureaus at Washington,
he has gained distinguished reputa-
ton. He is now member of the
Board of Education, where he has
gained no new laurels, but, on the
contrary, quite the reverse" Certain
ly he is a gentleman, but we think
him too much of a visionary" (mean-
ing thereby. 10 disparagemcnt of his
abilities) to be a successful Judge
He has labored much to show that Mr.
Buchanan's administration is quite as
economical as was that of Munroe
There must be screw loose about
him somewhere.
Judge Wilson is judge of the Du
buque district. We know nothing
particular about him.
G. G. Cole is lawyer of Des Mones
He has resided in the State not quite
two years, we believe. We esteem
him greatly as gentleman and friend.
He is a sort of anomaly in politics,
being an american democrat.
The platform of the democracy is
composed of stealings from our plat
form, quotations from other platforms,
and planks, which, we trust, are en-
tirely original with the democracy of
Iowa. We shall publish it next week.
The copy before us contains so many
misprints that we cannot consent to
follow it.--hn0arlile Journal.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

One of the most pleasing. at the same time
effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all other
diseases arising from morbid condition of
the Stomach and Liver, is DR.. Hostetters Bit
tiers 1t not only removes the disease from
the system, but by giving tone to the organs
of digestion, aids them in their functions. All
who have tried it acknowledge its excellence
and superiority, and we therefore commend it
to the sufferer. DR.. Hostetter's Bitters as a
tonic is too well known to need praise. 1t is
therefore scarcely necessary at this time to do
more than direct attention to this preparation,
which is certainly unequalled by any before
the public, satisfied as we are that its wide
spread reputation must prove sufficient to sat
isfy all of its excellence as relief and remedy
for all diseases of the Stomach.
For sale by Montague 4 Co, st. Charles
City and by agents in every town inthe county
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

MONSIEUR BLoNDIN's FEAr--All fol

MONSIEUR BLoNDIN's FEAr--All for
|er wonders are for the present
,lipsed by Monsieur Blondin's daring
at of crossing the Niagara river a
tie below the falls, on a rope. We
.esume this is not hoax, though
walk on stills might have been.
ne details of the exploit show a
onderful degree of GOODNESS and com
and uof nerve on the part of the per-
rmer. He crossed the river between
&c falls and the suspension bridge.
Q wanted to cross at the falls but
le owners of the island would not al
wv him to fix his rope there, as they
onsidered the attempt to cross would
lie certain destruction. Where the
ape was finally fixed, the distance
cross is 100 feet. One bank is 10
eet high, and the other 100. The
ope sagged GO feet in the middle /;
nd one part of Monsieur Blondin's
Quincy was down hill, and the other
,art up hill. He stopped several
lines while crossing, stood on one
DOT, laid down full length on the rope,
West Union Rerie,D.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
Joy and GIadncss
HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO xASY
Homes a n d Families.

SINCE the introduction of that World r..
~ nowned Medicine, DIR. MAINS AGT-r,
BALSAM, in the Wtstern Country. and esns.
clally the past season, it has brought health
and happiness into more families than any
remedy upon record. The question wo,!J
naturally arise. why is this Because 1. do..
in all cases in the shortest time. arrest chills.
fever and ague in its worst form. and in ali
cases performs speedy cure Persons res;d.
ing IN malarious districts using this Balsa,u
occasionally during the sickly season. need
nave no fears of an attack of ague. It is there
lore highly recommended as a sure prevent
tive if used in small doses daily during ths,
particular time when this class of diseases pre-
van. For want of space we can only offer q
Ie" Oh the many evidences in its favor
Bucyrns, Ohio, Feb. rs. 1859
DR. MANN & Co, Gallon, Ohio. -C;ents
We are at loss to find language sufficient 10
portray to the public the great esteem in which
your celebrated Ague Balsarn is held in th;s
community The fact is it never fails to cure
ague IN its worst forms and we can sell moth.
ing else. Yours &c
HoLoBERT & TAILOR, Druggists.
:, Corinth, Miss, Oct. 20, 1853.
MEssRs. s. K. MANN g. Co-Geuts: H,v.
ing procured supply of your Ague Baisarn
and testing it thoroughly in many severe cases
y! =. ioHs sC"nuiiIg, Whefe all the popular rerne-
ales OF the day had failed, | found in all cases,
your Balsam effected a safe and speedy cure
1t is just the medicine we want here In the
south Respectfully yours.
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
New York, Feb %, 1853
MEssRs $. K. MANN & Co.-Gents: have
at our house in st. Louis, sold your Asue Bal.
sam some three years, and have carefully OBJ
severed its effects and mr,st in Camden s.r r
do not believe it has an equal in the history oy
medicine, for, to my personal knowledge. /.
cures permanently every case, and / have
known it used after all other remedies had
failed, with the same happy result. 1 have
no hesitation in pronouncng it the creates.
discovery ever made in Intermittent remedies,
and perfect triumph over chills. fever and
ague. Respectfully,
PROF. o. ]. WOOD.
5 X. MANN & CO, Proprietors, Gallon.
Ohio Sold by all good Druggists.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

READ THIs-Dr. Mann, the great discoverer
and vender of that wolld-renowned medicine
DR.. Mann's Ague Balsam, is still in the field
laboring for the good of the suffering. 1t is
now settled fact, beyond doubt, that this
remedy is very far exceeding anything of the
kind ever before introduced, and we may we'll
judge why it is so. Because the inventor has
spared no expense nor pains in thoroughly
bringing into general notice, his Balsam, by
means of the Press and the great efficacy of
the medicine. Hence the result is that it
now stands at the head of the list Of all anti
dotes for all mslarious diseases. Your atten-
ton is called to the advertisement found in
another column of the present number of our
paper. where testimonials of the highest order
may be found. Sold by all good druggists
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
A Daughter CURED OF SCALp Head.

Dear Sr:-This is to certify that my daugh-
ter, ii years Of age, was badly afflicted with
Scald Head for several years. The whole
head was covered with sores The Physicians
failed to give me any permanent relief
tried your Blood Syrup, which l bought of a
druggist, and used the Stramonium Ointment
by applying little every night to the parts
affected, it soon commenced to heal and
by the use Of both, a cure was effected, and
there has been no return of the disease.
EDWARD OsGooD,
Western Row, between 9th and It'll Streets.
Cincinnati. Jan. 4, 1858.
Sold by Montague & Co See advertise
ment in another column of our paper.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

The Board Of Trustees of the State
University, at their recent annual
meeting at Iowa City, resolved to
postpone the opening of the Institu,
ton for another year. In the mean.
time, Hon. M. L. Fisher was requested
to continue his efforts to secure a
proper person who will accept the
Presidency of the University, and re-
port to the next meeting of the Board
The Normal Department under Prof
Wells. is to be continued in operation
and the number of students limited tc
sixty.