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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
THE TRADES.

4 DIE sINKER AND ENGRAvER WANTED. WANT
"A ed practical experea ced die snker engraver
brass experienced and accustomed TO engraving seal
presses views of buidn and other designs
kinds business envelopes bill ids
To gentleman possessing the above qualifications liberal
salary will gven with probable interest in the
Address pest paid enclosing specimens work. and stating
salary expected with reference b. Co. box 433 Post office,
Montreal, G. z.
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TN. ~ LARMoNT, 81 MERCER sTREET CORNER OF
H. Spring, opposite s. Nicholas Hotel, New York Once
hours from 10 70 and soS r. NJ Sundays By appointments
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MEDICAL,

nR. WARDS OFFICE, 1876 BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
~ OF Droome street second floor ONCE hours from
A. n I'll 10 y NJ daily sundays from A. NJ tin u NJ.
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hQ1 PEARL sTREET.-s5OOO WORTH OF CAST
tCl OF clothing wanted Fifty per cent than can be
obtained elschere will be given for large or small lot of good
left OF clothing Address or call JAMES MORONEY Isl
Pearl street. -' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

IN TLANT1C ROYAL NAIL STNAM NAVIGATION
"a Company's New York and Galway Lno-The next DC
parure from New York will be the ateanship CIRCASSIAN
Captain Geo VIM Jackson Thursday tbs 9Th Of Januar
r % 81 c1ns r receive the scysi %ao
eudng free tickets e all he principal cities railway route
fork 4c aud bedding Passage To st. JohnsFrst class $s
For freight or passage inquire the American Express
Company 81 Hudson street. and q their other advertised Office
any Of Offices bring out from any Of tn
principal cities the lines Of railway In Great Britain for ~
or from Galway for So
ALEX HOLLAND Manager.
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fTNHE SABBATH SCHOOL BELLA NEW COLLFC
ton Of choice hymns and tunes original and standard
carefully and simply arranged solos, duets, ros semi
choruses and choruses and for meodeon This
book contains nearly 200 hymns and tunes and
best collections Sabbath schools issued Price IL
cents, 50 hundred; postage cents. Just published
by HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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CREAr UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM.
U ship line for Havana and Key West Fla, via Charles
ton 9. C-The splendid and favorte steamship ISABEL
Capt VIM. Rolins will leave Charleston for Key West and
the 4h and 9h OF each month. The Charleston
steamships viii leave this port for Charleston every wednes
day Saturday as O'Clock r. NJ from pier No. North
rsr, connecting with the ISABEL for the above pors
THROUGH tick may be had on application to
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DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY
u Full width sheetng Is Cd per yard worth g. 3D.
40 nchea pillow castings l0c, worth l5c.
81 double warp long cloth Is worth L. Cd.
Extra fine English cloth l2}Sc worth zoe.
Extra fine shifting &C., worth Ia.
At T. NJ. JAMES,
10Z Sixth Eighth street.
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just received invoice of the above fits warranted TO
e her with cnone steel spring hair cloth, luied and all
In proved patterns Of ladies' skirts. F0RMAN
Broadway,
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-05-19
Husiness nirettorp.

SAMUEL HACkLEY.
JUSTICE or TYfE PEACE.
ST. CHARLES CITY.
Floyd County, Iowa,
May be found at the office of Rciniger, Card
& Reiniger. ltf
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FINN The Vow YORK wv !.

WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU so I've have all
witnessed with establishment the cXtraurlna-
ry and improved change in many a gentleman
and lady who had become prematurcly gray,
but who by some means, had been miraculous
ly rciuvCnatcd. There is a time in life when
gray hairs seem to harmonic with the furrow-
cd brow and the wrinklcd features, but unfor-
tUnatcly, from some cause or other thousands
of young men and women not only witness
the gradual change of their looks to n mot
tied and spcckclcd gray" but are mortified by
the danger of positive badness from the actu-
al loss OF their hair All this demands a rem
cdy, and II safe one. We naturally look about
and ask, in this age of scientific invention
who stands highest as the Proprietor and Man
utaCturCr of a real hair rcStorcr-a rcsturcr of
color as well us health, a hcautifirr as well
hair tonic. We find at the head of
all the claimants. in this long line II single in
dividual. Any OF the splendid heads of hair
along Broadway, once falling ont, dry and
gray, when asked, what has changed you
sol" will reply Professor Woods Hair Re
storativc.
CqH'ioR. Beware of worthless limitations, rs
several are already in the market. called 10y
different names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot,
st. Louis, Mo. and New York. are blown in
the hottlc.) Sold 10y all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also 10y all Fancy and Toi-
let Goods dealers, in the United States and
Cunadas.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-05-19
OBJ gntellieenter,
European News.

The London Herald asserts, on til,
best authority, that no secret treat,
has been signed between France anC
Russia. The Russians merely Offered
to place $4,000 men as an army o
observation on the frontiers of Gala
cha
The Times, however, says with re
spcct to the treaty We have nothing
essential to rctract. 1t is not in its
nature a secret treaty, but was cx
pcctcd to be known in detail within q
week after its signature. The main
facts We fear, are beyond doubt.
The Herald says, speaking Of the
mediation of England, that further at.
tempts are useless. The French, it
believes, are anxious to reopen nego.
tiattons by means of a conference be-
tween England, Russia and Prussia,
to be held during sort of armisticc
between the actual litigants.
The Times and other morning pa
pcrs deny that Denmark had conclud-
ed treaty offensive and defensive
with France.
The Herald says Modcna and Par
ma have also declared for SARDINIA.
The Times of Saturday, rciterating
its statement, says that the advanced
posts of the Austrian army crossed
the Ticino on the Goth and took posi-
ton on the encmy's territory, and the
main army crossed on the 29th.
By all accounts the Austrians had
determined on vigorous movement,
and there can be no doubt but that
they are DESTROYS of striking blow
before the French troops can reach
them.
The war enthusiasm is increasing
in France. Paris is in state of high
excitement.
The French were unprcparcd for
the hidden moves Of the Austrians
They expected to begin the war at
their leisure somewhere about the end
Of May.
The French army of observation on
the Rhine will consist Of eight divis-
ions of cavalry and as many of infant
ry.
Eight steam frigates filled with
troops left Toulon the Goth for Genoa.
The French army on the slope Of
the Alps will consist of lG divisions
of infantry, Of cavalry and artillery
TO match.
II out of % battalions Of chasseucrs
to form part Of the army of the Alps.
Genoa is to be occupied as a basis
of operations, when they can threaten
the Austrans left flank, and there is
to be another basis at Susa which will
be also fortified and made a general
depot for the troops that arrive through
the Alpine pass.
The French troops experienced some
difficulty in passing Mt Ceries.
1000 men were employed in clean
ing off the immense masses Of snow.
1t was expected by the end Of the
week, there would be 10000 French
troops in Italy.
A large operator on the Liverpool
exchange, named Roberts, was de
clared a dcfauItcr, and his liabilities
were stated at 100000.
Returns of the Bank Of England
show decrease Of Cali 900 i'll specie
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-05-19
CHRISTIE'S AGILE BAISAM.

Christic's Ague Balsam is the best Remedy
for the permanent cure of Chills and Fever,
Fever and Aguc, Dumb Aguc, and all Mallri-
GUS Diseases incident to this climate.
Dr. Christie AgUc lalslu has never been
known to fail where the directions have been
strictly followed.
Dir Christe's Aguc RlSam is purely Veg
ctahlc Compound. containing neither Arsenic,
Quininc, Strychnine, or anything OF poison
GUS nature.
DR. Christic's Aguc Balsam has had, foI
years, the largest sales of any remedy for Il
specific disease ever offered to the public.
Dr.. Christie Aguc Balsam has attained it,
immense popularity through its own merits
its great power in curing disease, its singular
halnlcssncss and freedom from hutfui ingre
dientS 1t can hc taken by the helpless infant
vigorous youth and feeble age, ever without
injury. and always with benefit.
BOLLES, SMITH & Co, II South Water
Street, Chicago, Western Agents, to whom all
orders should be addressed For sale by c.
IL. Haskell, st. Charles City. 4
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The LaWton Blackberry.

FINHlS BERRY is unique, and not, as some
L have been led 10 believe, the common
- New Rochelle Blackberry, improved by Cul-
tivation. II differs in shape size an d quality
from all Others. 1t is perfectly hardy, enduring
the severest winters without protection. The
fruit is delicious, having small seeds in pro-
portion to lis size; is prodigious bearer, and
in any good farming soil, the stalk, leaf, flow
er and fruit will grow of mammoth proper
tons.
For the convenience of Clubs, and those
who take orders for plants, they will be safely
packed in boxes, put up il clusters of one
dozen, without charge Ton package, at the fol-
towing rates A box of dozen, 50 a box
OF dozen, So box OF s dozen, SO. To
prevent imposition which has been extensively
practiced, every package will be marked and
branded, and purchasers from the undersigned
will thus secure the genuine variety, without
admiXturc, and may enjoy this delicious fruit
the second summerin perfection. The money
should accompany the order, with name and
address distinctly written. \. B.-No timer
ant plant sellers or travelling agents are EN-.
ployed to sell the plants from my grounds.
Address, WIN. LAWT0N,
No. "A Wall Street, New York,
or, New Rochelle, n. Y.
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American Sunday School Union,

REN. ;. ShEMP Is The Missionary appoint
III cd To labor in the Northwestern District
of Iowa. Having removed from the First
District, he now makes his headquarters at
St Charles City, and all communications in
relation to the Organization and visitation of
Sabbath Schools in the Northwest viii be
gladly received, addressed AS above
n. Il. Sunday School Libraries. Library Re-
cords, Roll Books, Glass Books, Hymn Books,
Reward Tickets, and other School material
also the various publications Of the Sunday
School Union, can be had Of Mr. s.
April 20, 1859 l6tf
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ef5' READ WIru CARE.-1n our advertising
columns is found an advertisement Of that
great and popular remedy so extensively sold,
and used by thousands OF persons through the
Western States in the last five years We mean
Or. Mann's Ague Balsslm. We know nothing
of its merits, save what we read and hear
spoken of by our friends never having been
80 unfortunate Us to have to use any thing in
this line since We heard of il yet we feel at all
times willing to make pnblic through the col
unns OF om paper any discovery, new or Old
and recommend it to our readers, that is so
highly esteemed as this Balsam. We call at
tcntion of our readers to this wonderful COM
pound and if in want of an aguc remedy give
it trial. Sold by all good druggists. 4
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BRIDGES.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting
IN will be held in st, Charles City, on sat
urday, June 18th, 1859, at | o clock T. NJ,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration
and devising ways ana means to build Bridges
across Cedar River, Flood Creek, and Shell
Rock River, in Floyd County. A general at
tendance from all parts of the County is solic-
tied, MANY CITIZENS.
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CAIRO, H., hay Is, lSoS.
Fire and Life Insurance,

Fire Insurance. Co, Chicago,
Capital, ............. Sl50, 900
Western Valley Fire Insurance Co., Chicago,
Capital .............. $4,000
Mutual Life Insurance Co, New York City,
Capital, .,...........,.... 50, iSO,OO
United States Lie Insurance. Go. New York City,
Capital, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIOO.ooe
assurances may he elected in any Of thesu
upon application made to
NM. Is. FAIRFIELD,
lGtf st. Charles City, Iowa.
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I OST, on the Eth inst, in St Charles City,
IL a large Cameo Breast Pin, somewhere on
the street leading from the Ford to the resi-
cence Of the subscriber. The Pin had on it a
figure Of cottage and lady standing near
by Whoever will restore the pin to the sub
scribcr shall be suitably rewarded.
ANNA MALARIA.
ST. Charles City, MAY Is, 1859. 2Ow2.
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To Cure ali my Troubles :!

The testimonials we have received in its
favor from many memherS of the medical
faculty would, were we to publish them,
ill large volume. This preparation
stands at tEr head of the list Of remedies
for curing all diseases arising from impuri-
tics in the blood OF diseased matter LINK
ing In the svstem