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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-01
DIR. s. L. COLLINS
JAUNDlCE BITTERS.

u -
4 QUICK and unailng remedy for Jaundice and Liver
"A Diseases in their forms dyspepsia Habitual
to>tseis, Dizziness Pains in the Back and side sick
mes at the stomach Headache Drowiness, Loss Ap.
petite, and all similar Complaints arising from deranee.
meut Of the Liver and hillary Organs
These BtherS Cleanse and Purify the Blood.
The timely use OF these htters Is Also sure proven.
tive Of the Yellow, Bilious, Intermittent and Remitent
Fcvcr, Fever and Ague Chlls and Fever and ali dis
Also,
DIR. COLLINS
Anti bilious PhySic.
mild, safe and thorough Cathartic, should in most
cases be used IN connection with the Btlers This Phys.
c may be administered with perfect safety to infants
and persons of the ieeblet all cases whore
physic may be necessary. Also the
Blood Puri fer.
certain cure for scrofGa, salt Rheum Kings Evil,
Scaid Head, Fever Sores Bos, Eruptons on the Face
and all diseases Of the blood.
Lung Syrup,
cure Tor CONSUMPTION, that most dreaded Of all dis.
eases, as well as Asthma, Bronchial Affections Coughs,
Colds. &C.
Diarrhea and Dysentery Cordial.
Ihs Cordial viii be found an excellent remedy
mer complaints. Hysentery Inflammation OF the Bowels
Indigestion, Sickness at the Stomach, And his ceie
brGtsd
Life Ointment,
II would be useless to attempt to cnumera,e the MANY
wonderful cures wrought by it, such rheumatism
Chibiaias Bruises, Cuts Burns Intlammn,ian ,T M
Eyes Modification pois ouous Bites of snakes &C. Ac
These medicines are prepared exclusively from Roots
and Herbs containing no mineral substances whatever
Their strengthening aud invigor atg qualities are truly
wonderful and miraculous, while not the east injury
need be apprchended from their The many Halter
ing testimonials which daily received Of their merits
and the mcrea ing demand has induced me 10 devote
my entire attention 10 the manufacture pf the
Jaundice Biters and Ant- Biliio.s T,.yte.
Tor the benefit OF the numerous sufferers from various
bilious complaints with the utmost confidence that thew
cannot fail 10 cure as recommended am permitted 10
refer To the following well known and highly
of
nation OF all thals above stated
G. II HazeltOn, No 246 Lake street
Franklin Baker (nrm Of Baker 4 Moody 1856 Lake 81
A. u. Lamb fhrm Of lamb Jewett) 2LS lake street
N. slloup, Real Estate Agent SO Clark street.
Edwin Clark, Real Estate Agent 5 Wells street
W. " Phelps, lil Lake street.
J. W. Pickering Real Estate Agent Wells street
Ambrose Burnham 1S6 Wabash Avenue.
VIM. spencer, Contractor, State street.
David Swenk, corner Randolph and Franklin streets
Amos =. Moore, madison street.
H. d. Irscol, i3 South Water street.
Rev. l. NJ. Weed, Nankegan.
H. e. Adams, Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad
Major Noble, Jefferson township, Illinois,
GENERAL DEPOT, No. ~ Franklin ST. Chicago.
And for sale in St. Charles Iowa by
A. b. f. HILDRETX
May 2 1857 3ayl
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NE VALUABLE AA
=. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. E:N

TIME Subscribers offer for sale. on favorable
l. terms, 175 acres OF valuable land situated
in Floyd county, about midway between st.
Charles City and Nashua. 100 acres of the land
is good prairie; being the northwest quarter
of Section IL, Township "a north of Range Is
west so acres of which is fenced, and 20 acres
broke and under cultivation. There are on
the premises good well of water and an
Orchard of 100 fine Fruit Trees. About Is
acres OF heavy timber situated near Ripleys
steam saw mill, will be sold with the prairie
land.
The whole is offered for sale at sc per acre
| $500 cash down, $500 in one year at ten per
cent. interest, and the balance of 1890 may
remain seven years by paying ten per cent
annually A. u, 4. HILDRErH,
st. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.
March %, 1859 3:l3
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Cattle Yards.

The Company have ample and convenient
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The attention of Drovers and Shippers is in
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Agent at Prairie du Chen
WIN. JERVIS, Superintendent
of Mil. & Miss r. f.
April 90, 1859 loft
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DIR. COLLINS
Anti-BilliOlls I'hysic.

A mild, safe and thorough Cathartic should in most
cases be used IN connection with the Biilers This Phys.
c may be administered with perfect safety To infants
and persons OF the ieeblet all cases whore
LhA - I.I.L. h.. .-nr. ILL 49,
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Cure That Cough
Now is the time, and
HALLS
.AISAN
THE BEST REMEDY OF THE AGE,

THE BEST REMEDY OF THE AGE,
FOR THE CURE OF
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Phthsic, Pain in the Side, and
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Fire & Inland Navigtion Risks

accepted at terms consistent with sclyency
and fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of
DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS,
for terms of one to five years.
The solid service long and successfully tried
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During stringent times the necessity for
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the ability of property owners to sustain loss
being then much lessencd.
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Business attended to wah Dispatch and Fidelity.
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ST. Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa.
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"Queen of tho MOnthlies."
The Ladies' Repository.

4 Literary and Religious Magasine for the Family
VOL xx COMMENCES JANUARY, 1860
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cit is the duty of every citizen of this Great
Republic TO foster and encourage native genius
and American enterprise "--DAN'L. WEBSTER.
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The Prophet !;

OR, SCENES OF BORDER LIFE.
BY ELIZABETH OAKES SMITH
There will also be commenced in an early
number of the coming volume most startling
and intensely interesting original novel,
entitled
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
"a y=rSy II T5tlsr
eGM up siySs . - -. ~.
CHANGE OF TINE.


an AND AFTER Monday. April 18th, 1859, anu
" Ill further notice, Passenger trains Of the
Mlwdukee & Chicago Rdtiro0d Line
Will leave Milwaukee. from Florida street for Chicago
and intermediate stations 1870 A and 3.l5 7. NJ
receiving passengers from Madison GAINESVILLE and in
trrmcdate stations upon the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad,
ALSO FROM The
Milwaukee and WATERFOWL Railroad,
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad,
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad,
wAUKEE. AND THE
Racine and Mississippi Railroad,
At Racine and with the afternoon and evening
'xprc~ trins for the East. over the Michigan Contra
and Michigan southern Railroads.
Eg- Passenger tickctcd To Chicago Boston New
York Philadelphia Baltimore. SC. sc.
Se- Trains leave Chicago Tor Milwaukee ami intcrme-
ilatc stations AT eco A NJ, ami SIS r NJ. receiving
passengers for the above named railroads and place
and making two passenger trains each way daily.
days excepted.
FREIGHT TRAINS run through to and from Mlwau
kec and Chicago daily, sundays excepted Leave Nil
waukec at $50 A. NJ. Leave Chicago at 9. 20 A. NJ
JOHN T. MOODY, Master Of
Transportation NJ. 4 c. Railroad.
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HUTCHINS'
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden Ti11cturc

OR BLOOD PURIFYER,
The Great Medical Discovery Of the 1911 Century.
THIS INVALUABLE COUMrOUNB. which l. now Gre
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curing thousands of that class Of IN valid ,usr tLc
medical faculty have long sought to reach, but IN VAN
Ia proof of is extraordinary curative propertics ". may
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. q, 1852
1T. HutchnS-Dear sir have been requested b. give
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have used uir Indigestion loss Of appetite &c with ma
cral benefit think IL a good mciicnc for purifyn the
blood, and safe and valuable preventative as well as
q! disease. Hoping you may he pr,~rrrcd IN the
sale 0tu lam, sir, your obciicit servant
DANIEL. WERTfR.
Rev T r. Norris late editor Of the Boston Olive Branch
wrote under date Oi
Boston, May IS, 1853.
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WORCESTER, June 1853.
nr Htchns, Sir A. you wished my opinion respecting
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u any patent nostrUm but having been made
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the compound for which 1t i reCOidmcudcf.
Yours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden TrCtlrei put up In large pint bottles and
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More Men Wanted Immediately!

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Daily
SESSION PAPER.

A the proceedings OF the coming Congress will be Of great
interest 10 the whole country, The states will keep its
reader fully advised upon all subjects which may be dis
cuSset by that body
The prcs Of subscription for the session will be fol-
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Stock Of all Kinds,
RA TES REDUCED.

DVUCN VI III AI1US,
destined for shipment over the Milwaukee &
Mississippi Railroad, will be taken at one half
the above rates.
Teams, loaded with freight, destined for
shipment over the Railroad. or loaded with
freight from the Road, will be taken at one
half the above rates
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The unanimous voice of the Ladies Of America
ard the public Press throughout the Uni
ted States have nronounced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
e lower than il has been YETI

It will thus be seen that from lS47 there is a
falling off of Sl,243,326, and even from 1857,
in which the revenue was lowest there is a
decrease of $274,651. Yet our quadrilateral
contemporary says: -"All prospects indicate
a large increase in 1859 upon the tonnage of
1853"
Much is expected from the completion Of the
Enlargement, which will cost from So 5000, 900
10 S5,000,000. But where is the money to come
rom? Much also is expected from the appli-
cation of steam to canal navigation, which
Is about to be carried into effect; but it is as
Jet only an experiment, and may not suit
Even, however, if it should prove completely
successful, itisvery questionable whether it can
bring up the business to the highest point
Of former years.
It is proposed to sell the canals, and no
doubt thereby hangs tale Of one Of the most
gigantic jobs that was ever consummated in
this State. There is one little difficulty in the
way, namely, the State constitution, which
forbids their sale; but the constitution has also
forbidden that any debts on account of the
canals, beyond those already created, should
ever exceed one million Of dollars; yet last
year a million and half of dollars was bor-
fowed on the credit Of the Sinking Fund to pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

SENATOR DOUGLAS AND HIS PoIITrCAL Ma
cHNEEY.-Few persons have any just compre-
hension Of the expensive and complicated ma
chinery which prominent politicians of the pre-
sent day invent and work to aid them in their
ambitious schemes. In this respect, however,
Senator Douglas is ahead of all competitors.
He maintains newspapers in Chicago, Wash
ington and Philadelphia, whose principal bust
ness is to print all his speeches and sound his
praises; and he has been even extending his
operations in that line to New York. He keeps
bureau Of clerks in Washington to flood the
whole country with pamphlet copies OF ms
speeches in the Senate. There are few locall-
ties in any State in the Union in which there
are not to be found knots OF his partlsans
striving to operate on public sentiment in
manner favorable TO his Presidential aspi-
rations.
Not depending on these varied arrangements,
what else do we see him doing? We find him
making use Of a literary magazine, with re-
puted large circulation, to get before portion
Of the public his views on squatter sovereign
ty, condensed from bis speeches in the Senate
chamber aud on the stump. He knew that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

The FAT-MELTNG NursANcEs-At the ia~s
meeting of the Commissioners Of Health the,
City Inspector complained that the fat-meltine
establishments on Thirty-ninth street, in the.
neighborhood of the North river, were a nui--
sance to the parties resident there, and the
Board ordered. as a remedy, that the proprie-
tors should erect their chimnies forty feet hixh.
Why not have them removed altogether. Nei-
Their piggeries, nor fat-melting houses, nor bone
boiling establishments, should be permitted
within the city limits. One is just as bad az
another; indeed, the fat-melting concerns are
the. most abominable nuisance of the three.
and neither health nor comfort can exist in tho
same locality with them. Mr.. Delavan has RI
gorously driven out all the piggeries from the
city, and he should be aided by every means
to keep them out, and to send these other nui-
sances after them. High chimnies, it is true,
may lessen the annoyance, by keeping the hor-
rible eff1uvia little above our noses; but this
is not enough; all such establishments should
be compelled to carry on their operations out
side of the city; and we trust that the Board Of
Health will enable the City Inspector to abo-
fish them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
The Republican Party of New York
Their state Ticket and Platform.

The State ticket and platform of the republ-
can party of New York, for our local Novem-
Der campaign are before our readers
The ticket includes fair admixture of old
line wings and original Van Buren, free soil
democrats, and very liberal allowance OF
canal men; but the concession of only one can
didate to the anxious stragglers Of the Know
Nothing faction, but who repudiated the Order
before he was adopted, falls far short Of their
expectations. But even this concession was ''not
on the slate" It was an after-thought, forced
upon the Convention by the energetic General
Nye, who, it also appears, exercised his pecu-
liar eloquence with decisive effect against re-
solution complimentary to Governor Morgan.
This is the result of the somewhat independent
course of the Governor in regard to the Metro
politan Police. 1t is to be hoped, however,
that he will graciously pocket the affront thus
administered, and remember next time that to
man in his position all considerations of
the public good must be held secondary to
the demands Of party.
This apparent concession to the Americans
by Thurlow Weed Of the republican candidate
for Judge of the Court of Appeals, will not
prove satisfactory to Gen. Scroggs, Mr. Ullman
and Master Brooks; but they should, like
honest Sancho, bid God bless the giver, nor
look the gift horse in the mouth" 1t is a wise
old maxim, too, that "beggars cannot be
choosers." Nor is Judge Davies the only peace
Offering vouchsafed to the American brother
hood. They are approached with an
other significant concession in the omis-
sion from the republican platform of any
recognition of W. II. Seward and his Rochester
manifesto. And this remarkable silence in
regard to Seward and his abolition programme
becomes still more significant in connection
with the resolution which opens wide the door
of the republican church, as one ito which any
sincere opponent of the federal administration
may attach himself on terms Of perfect cauali-
ty,7 without regard to former party divisions
or differences" 1t is thus apparent that Thur
low Weed q Company are deliberately plan
ming the sacrifice of Seward or that they are
judiciously holding him in the background
until they shall have taken the soundings of
our November election.
Upon this point the absolute silence Of
the Syracuse assemblage, regarding the State
representation in the Republican Presiden-
t'"' convention Of 1860, is also worthy Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

Gov. WISE ON THE DOUGLAS MANIFEsTo.-The
Harpers having given the liberty to the Rich
mond Enquirer to publish their copyrighted
manifesto Of Mr.. Douglas, we find in said news
paper said manifesto In full It is introduced,
however with sweeping commentary from
the official mouthpiecc Of Gov. Wise, concluding
with this all sufficient paragraph, to witt
Mr.. Douglas essay can be regarded in no other iaht
than az an incendary document calculated TO produce
nothing less than repetition Of the anarchy and blood
shed which has lately dsgraced the soil Of our Territories
We publish II only for the purpose Of pointing out It's err
rors, and OF warning the conservative men OF the whole
country against this last and dangerous phase which
anti slavery agitation has yet assumed.
This is pretty emphatic reputation, by the
most prominent Southern democratic Presiden-
tial candidate, of the ultimatum of the especial
champion of the popular sovereignty North
ern democracy. But, as like causes produce
like effects, the idea that popular sovereignty"
will repeat in other Territories the "anarchy
and bloodshed" Of Kansas, is logical conclu-
sion. The main point, however, in the issue
thus raised by Gov. Wise, is the "rrepressible
conflict between Douglas and the South in
reference to the Charleston Convention. If the
Little Giant Of The West is to ride his hobby
in 1860, he must ride il exclusively on the
north side Of Mason & Dixons line. Coming
events cast their shadows before and his. in
new shape is the shadow Of Martin Van
Burep.