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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-21

rr-r~ CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
-. .-,.s-xxSTEAMER GlPSEI.-0n and after
Monday l4iu Instant, the Steamer GlPSEl Will
rlu from and to Pennington and Ale1andria, on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for pasSen-
gers aud freight leaving Pennington ut 81 o
clock, 4. M--returuing, leave AlcNnndria ut 4,
Pm.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, she
Tl ruu freight. whcn it may olcr-and VIII he
chartered tor pleasure aud other ENtuRSlOAS.
N either oi the last named days, and Sundays.
FERNS OF passage from Pennington to Aie1an-
tft and back p cents Tor each passenger. Chl
l'sn under - years. half price Servants halt
P.'~. lmy7--ttI HATFoN ToWNSlEND
IT,, The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
re-ssH-,-asZz Washington every Tt UESDAY and
FRIDAY. AT i o'clock. \. NJ. and AleNandria at
3, o'clock. 4. NJ for Curromar, and The uterine
-a,s landings On her return trips, she Will
's4ye Curriom4n every Wednesday and Saturday.
:. O'Clock. A. NJ.
LuCIEN :. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHANIEL Bop,u. Agent, Alexandria
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CANDIDATES.

n..- GEORGE DUFFEY is candidate for
re election to the Office OF Commissioner OF the
Revenue, and most respectfully soicits the sup
port of his fellowcitzens at the coming election.
INV l2-eo3tA
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CODA WATER AND HoCk.-il you want
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rODFREY'S CORDIAL, Bateman's Drops
X Dally's Carminative, Liquid and Solid opo-
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Just manufactured, and for sale by
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MORE NEW BOOKS-Emopa, or Scenes
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Prince Absolom being an illustration of the splcn-
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Jesus, in Series of Letters by an eyewitness, by
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Prince of the House of David" Sl.25.
Letters Of Alerunder Ton Humboldt to Vnrnha-
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edition, SIPS.
Womnn's Home Book Of Health, work for
Mothers and for Families, plan new, safe,
aud efficient, showing, in plain language, how
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III StRitrD S"ligi T. HISTORY ~ TIit
rM.lhD stATE>. llno. 4.a Mp. 81 %.
49,
\ NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Allr'rd to u.s
via Or sihou; afT .f1tis. limo. b1F9. st.fw
From rsnf. y. rHNr, q hs tgiccrsiy q Ii.
ii isvs been u.iu1 Qusrasabls ~ Composition
WI Rhetoric w The Instruction ~ nv glasses in
b. University. an ~ te psFsaUdyi " Il, grsa',s
rel care. The tit.t Lessons in tumrositiun Nv the
sans aa.h,r, ! Issttd A. yer, u,sfal ior jszinssss.
W lhsss w hli.tl eah .peat With he snsl,est
ese5 isucs. anil ia, n'asi 10 'rtii, recommend hsr.
teal wth ua,us my sp uiinuty a,ve ANY ve,sht."
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
Simple Hemedies, easily odtci"d, for the Curc
Disease in oil jHms.
PROFESSOR HENRY :. TAYLOR. ". D.

ikOF ESSok HENRY :. lAl IDR, ". ID.
7als lon How 10 attend upon the ~, l.. and
how 10 cook for ti,cn nov -
prepare p.iukS. roulticr,. Sc.
anil how to gu.,,d a.ain,. la
fiction from Contagious Dis
casts.
IL Tells lou OF tie various diseases Of thiiI-
rem. and gives the 6r,, an,i
simplest mode OF treatment
du'iu5 1cc,hin.,, Commissions
Vaccination, Who"?ing- con2k
Measles, &C.
fcfs lou The symptoms of Coup Choic.
RI Iutanium Cote. D2Ihoa
Worms, S,atIcd Head, Eil...
worm, Chi'i,cIi-ro:; Sc, ,ur!
gives you ti.c best rcmcdi 2,
ior tueir cure.
II Ia!tS lou The symptoms OF Fever aua
Asuc. and Eiio"s. yellow
1yphuS. Stalcj AMI othrr r..
vcls. and @ivcS YOU the t,',,
and simplest remedies ion ,ncn
CurC.
7sHs 10" The symptoms "i inhuruzA, Goa.
sumption. Dyspepsia asthma.
Dron:y, Gout EhcduIa,i,ln.
LTmha-n, FL ysiprla4 &c and
gives you The best Iclnc,ih.s
ior thcir,urc.
II tbs Ion The symptoms OF Cholera MOI
bus, Ainli2uant Cholera. STatl-
roE. ID -.ntciN, CiaIup. Dis
casr< % thc BiuIdc, kiG"c,,
alri Liver, and tho best ie'nc-
dies for tacir cmc
Tells lou The syup,ous Of P!cu,;-,.
MuIurs, NcuiaI.ia. Apo,.irH,.
Paralysis, thc various ~ "a, :
0t thr Throat, Teeth. llr aud
Iy", and the bc,t leuniir. 10,
thrjr ,ulr.
Il Tells lon The :, mptoms Of Er.;'rpsv Java
dice Piles. lup,p'r, pi-o;>, =.
q tie ,Ir,, li.n'ur,h,.:r.
Nrnc,aI Diseases. ard iiy,iro-
ph"bia, and gives the be-,
remedies lot tlc;f tu,c
IL let's lou The best and simplest treatment
ror Wounds, hoken Bones ADD
Di>ioCaiouS, Spra;ps. liw.
Fever Sores. White Swciiu&,
lccIS. Mhi,'pwo, Eyil,. Sou
W, lanu> and S,,oiulu.
latS lCu oI Che Vaii0nS disease, uLria,
10 unun. au'i Gives ~, me-,
and >ir,rI'., lrnrr,lirS ior ,n,i"
cure, to-r,hcc with rrany v2l-
ul',lc hints lor ,hc PC eva
tinn Of health.
The work Is written ia plata language, cree
irrm medical terms, 81 is 10 lie easily under
stood, while its simple recipes may soon SAVE
You many times the COS, of the book Ii /,
printed in a clear and open type: is illustrated
with appropriate ensravings, and will be tor-
waricd toyour address, neatly bound aud post
age paid, on receipt OF Sl.uU
$1,000 \ YEAR can bc made ,v cue. mis-
Ing men eve rvWh'rc, in selling the above wor';
its or indu, rmcntS TO all such are VIEW ioctal.
For single copies OF the Book OF Tor ,cir,S
TO agents with ether inioi maticn. arplv 10 o..
ad,lrcsS JOHN f. POTTER. Publisher.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

THE SEAsoN-Such weather Sucl,
prospects Such cause for gratitude
and humble thanksgiving /! Every
man VIC meet seems to be rejoicing in
the smiles Of Bcncticcnt, Providence
There is hopeful elasticity about
men these days-a glorious feeling
of gladness !! And it is wonderful to
note the apprehension with which the
unfavorable weather of a single day
is watched, and the cagcrncss with
which news from the country is sought
for. If there were any need of tcsti-
mony that all classes arc becoming
sensible Of their dependence upon the
God of all Providcnces, and the labor
and skill Of the Agriculturist, it could
be gathered in our streets, shops,
stores and counting rooms. From all
parts of the Northwest, portions of
Missouri and Kansas excepted, we re-
ceive good tidings of "the prospects,"
whereat we greatly rejoice with our
readers.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS d,flult has been made in the
w Payment "f IL certain promiSsory note
executed lay tOrnCliuS tonneIl and Diana Con.
NELL To Martha lardly Southall. or bearer
datcl November LIST, 1888, for the snu OF
$40, -, payable eighteen months after date
thereof, with interest at ten per cent aftcl
due which note was secured 10y Trust Decd
upon the real estate hereinafter described -
duly rNccutcd and delivered to the unlcrSi,ml-
ed rs Trustee 10y said Cornelius Council anG
Diana Council, bearing even date with said
promisSory n"tc-which said Trust Decd has
been duly lilrd for record and recorded in lhc
E"cor.ers Office of Floyd county, Iowa. Now,
Therefore, at the request OF thr legal boiler
and owner Of said prumiss0ry note, AMI p.Isil-
ant b. the power and authority contained in
SAID Trust Deed, / shall. on Thursday tho jsh
day of July, \. u. 1860, at > a clock, +. NJ.
at the door OF the stone store building, where
the last District Court was held in St Charles
City. in and for said County. sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder OF bidders, for cash
III hand, the following described real estate
situate III said Floyd county, to wit: The west
half Of the southeast quarter, and the east
hall OF the said southeast quarter of Section
number thirty-two, all in Township humber
- north, of range number II west Of the 18th
principal meridian containing 100 acres ac-
corhng To United States Survey, being the
same real estate conveyed by said Trust Deed,
together with all right, title, interest and
equity Of redemption of the said Cornelius
C"nnell and Diana Conncll, in and 10 said real
estate.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Trustee
Dated May l7th, 1860 20w3
Notice is hereby given that have adjourn
ed the above sale until the 23d day of July.
A. y. 1850, at > O'Clock, Z. NJ at the place
mentioned in the above notice.
2Sw3 JONI CHAPMAN, Trustee.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
JOHNS & CROSLE1'S
IMPROVED
Cutta PeIcha Cement Roofing.

I / is the chcapcs, and most durahlc roofing
l. in iiSe. Ii is lire and water PROOF /, can BE-
applied to new and old Roofs OF all kinds, and
To old shinglc roofs without removing the
shingles. The cost is only about ouc-thir.l
that OF tin, and is twice as durable.
Gutta Pcr,lGi Cement for preserving ami re-
pairing lin and Metal Roofs of every dcscrip-
ton.
From its great ea>ti.iy. IS uot iaiutcti ty
the contraction q nd cXp,ns;"n o. metals. AID
will not cracl, in cold nos nun in warln wealth.
or. These materials have been Thoroughly
tested in New York and all paris OF the South
ern and Western States and We can .iye anun-
dant proof OF all We claim in their itvor.
They are readily applied 10y ordinary labor
ers, at triiling expense. Ne daR IS re49jr"i.
These materials are put up ready ior Itse,
and for shipping TO all paris Ot the country.
with full printed direction, fur application.
Full descriptive cin nlaH will ue forwarded
on application by mail ~ in person, AT our
principal offices. so broadway, opposite 81.
Nicholas llutell n. Y, $40 Fulton Street,
opposite Civ Hall, } I;rooklyn.
23m6 JOHNS 4 CR0SLEY.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

Gen. Gushing, who presided over
the Seccdcrs' Convention, and Brock.
cnridge, both insist that the Anti.
Douglas Convention was the National
Democratic whereas, the
Douglas was sectional, &c. What a
change few years has brought about
Douglas, for years has denounced the
Republicans as sectional-now he
shares the same fate from his former
associates. But when we elect Lin.
coin and Hamlin, we shall have Ma.
tional Administrations the reason
that they hold with the fathers of our
Republic, that Freedom is National
and that Slavery is Sectional. The
effort to make Slavery a National in.
stitution, and which no man living
has done more to encourage than Sen.
ator Douglas himself, is the primal
cause of the present agitation and
our lamentable sectional auarrels,
which give so much alarm to the
thoughtful patriot.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
5O, 900 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
LN ER4BODY'S LAWYER
Counsellor in Business,
d. FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHlLADEIpItI, RAP

al fEANh CROSBY,
or I'm,
PHILADELPHIA BAR
7aLs lou How to draw nm Partnership p,
pers and gives general f,r,ns
for Agreements ,f all kinds
Bills Of Sales I aaseS and p.ti.
tons.
II Tells You How to draw I'M BOMBS and Mort.
cages, Aftidavits. Powers If
Attorney. Totes and BIS Of
Exchange, Retripts and Re-.
leases
10 tbs You How to make an ASSIGNMENT
properly. with forms for Com.
position with Creditors. and
the Insolvcnt Laws of every
STATE
II THs Tyu The legal relations existing he
tween Guardian aud Ward
Master and Apnrrnt;re and
Landlord and Tenant
Il 7tlIs YOu What constitutes Libel and Sian
der. and the law nc to Mar.
rage Dover, the WifoS Right
III property, Divorce and Ali
mony.
II Tells lou The Law for Mechanics Liens in
every State, and the Naturali-
cation Laws of this country.
and how TO comply with the
same.
IL fats l0H The Law concerning Pensions
and how 10 obtain one, and
the Presumption Laws to Pub
lIC Lands.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

There were some very rich scenes
in the late Democratic convention Of
Michigan, which nominated Brock
enridgc man for Governor. In debat
ing resolution endorsing the Admin
istration, Mr.. A. Murray of Wayne,
said "Douglas was the reptile that
had caused all the troubles in the par
ty. Douglas had pitched into Bu-
chanan without reason, and he consid-
cred him no more fit for President than
that other arch traitor, Benedict Ar
mold ~ How funny for Democrats to
talk in that way
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE.-It is stated
by the Cincinnati Commercial that
this gentleman refuses to indorse or
support either of the Baltimore nomi-
nations. lie pronounccs both of them
sectional, and unworthy the support
of n sound National Democrat. Ii
will be remembered that he was the
first choice of the Kentucky dclcga-
ton to the Democratic Convention for
the Presidency, and received more
votes than any other competitor of
Douglas at Charleston.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
The Bell and Everett men have a

The Bell and Everett men have a
vigorous organization in Washington,
and will do an immense amount OF
campaigning and circulating of docu-
ments from this time forward. The
August election in the South and
Southwest will be very bitterly con-
tested. Nelson and Quarlcs, of Ten
nessec Anderson and Moore, of Ken
lucky, and Winter Davis and Morri-
son Harris, of Maryland, and others,
are preparing for the coming contest
with great industry. Bets are free
ly offered on the Avenue, that Bell
and Everett will certainly carry
X kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina,
and Maryland.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,


BHDiDHIl, NEW YORK.
When completed, six years ago. the st
Nicholas was universally pronounced the most
magnificent, convenient. and Thoroughly Or
-anlzct establishment Of the kind on this con
'nrnt. What it was then, it remains o-Clay
without rival in size, in sumptuonsne,s.
and in the general elements Of comfort and
enjoyment. The Hotel has accommodations
Tor LOCO guests. including 100 cntnplctc
suites OF apartments for families. Six hun
dred persons can bc comfortably seated at the
tables of its public dining rooms, and nothing
that modern art has devised for the convent
enre aud social qualification of the travelling
public has been omitted in It's plan, or is neg
iectci in its practical details The early rcpU-
tation oil the house at home and abroad de
flyed from its magnitude, its superb appoint
mcntS, and its homclike comforts and luxmics,
mas been enhanced every year by the unweari-
cd eAertions OF the proprietors.
IEEADWELL, WHITCOMB & co.
Tune, 1860. 9tm3
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
SCoVILL,s
sarsaparilla and Stillingia,
Blood and Liver Syrup.

Prot. L. S. Newton says, in Cincin-l
natl Medical journal. Vol. |, No. D.
pa%c 80, in regard to the cure of
Martin Rubins, one of the most re-
lnarkable cures on record:
Will" he was in the worst imaoin !
= able condition, we were called to at
: trud him ion Il fracture of the leg, pro-
Gu, 81 10y = tall. The Indications of a
r"nrrion Of the bone, under The circum-
stances, were very unfavorahlc, for he
: would sit day after day, picking out
: small pieces OF the hone which would
: slough OFF. found him using Scovill' s.
: preparation, which he continued to
: rise until care was effected,
= We 2avc him 40 constitutional treat
:. 'ncnt, being in Attendance only as a
surgeon yet We confess we had much,
: curiosity 10 see what could be done in
r. system 50 extensively diseased as his
was.
The Journal remarks. in passing OF.
thai many other equally bad cases
have been cured in this city, by the
Syrup ri Sarsalariila and Stillingia"
We have known the manua,. turcrsI
oi it personally for many years, and
lean say tltat they are reliable men"
Sold by
JOHN n. PARK.
2omj Proprietor, Chicago, Ill.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
Gbe gntelligentu.
What SQuatter Sovereignty has Done.

Mr.. Douglas. Tin his celebrated 10th
of May speech in the Senate, under
took to show the Southern Democracy
that "my great principle" was the
very thing for them--just what they
wanted. If the extension of Slavery
was what they were after "my great
principle" was the lever with which
to accomplish it peaccably, but none
the less surely. In proof of his as
surances in regard to the practical
working of "my great principle" he
cited them to the following facts
facts which his northern adhercnts,
who profess to be totally opposed to
the extension Of slavcry-would do
we'll to ponder. According to his
showing, "my great principle " has
LIST. introduced and protected slave
~ in the Territory of New Mexico.
I'd. Converted tract of country
more than five times the size of the
State Of New York, from free terrific
ny into slave territory.
Sd. Extended slavery from the Rio
Grande to the Gulf Of California, and
from the line of Mexico, not only mp to
36 deg. 80 min, but to 80 deg. north
latitude, giving the South a degree
and a half more territory than it has
ever claimed ; and,
4th. Given up to slavery for the
first time since the American Rev"lu-
tion, territory that freedom once claim
ed and occupied.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

The nomination of Fitzpatrick as
the candidate of the Squattcr Sove-
reigns-Fitzpatrick, who voted for
jeff. Davis Senate resolutions, and
for the Lecompton bll-was a surrcn-
der Of all that the Douglas men
have ever claimed in the way of hon
esty of purpose. 1t was base be-
trayal Of the masses of the party I'M
less they are also false to all their
Northern professions. When he with
drew from the ticket, an opportunity
for correcting the mistake, if it was
mistake, was afforded but the Sc
lection Of lIcrschcl V. johnson as his
successor, is worse than the original
blunder Johnson is a rampant fire
eater, an avowed secessionist, with
as little sympathy for the peculari-
ties of the Douglas theory of Slavery
as with the boldcr and more honest
avowals Of Lincoln. In voting for
him the Douglasitcs will have the con-
ISOLATION Of knowing that they are aid
ing in the election Of man who has
only thorough contempt for them and
their Squatter Sovereignty notions.