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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers CatharClc Pills,
For all the purposes of a Pursativa Medicine.
For CosrIvESEss;
For THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDICE;
For THE CURE OF INDIGEsTIoN;
For HEADACHES;
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For THE CURE oE LIVER CUMrLAISTi
For DRopsY;
For THE CURE OF IETrEH, ICMORs, AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS:
For THE CURE OF Corr;
For A DINNER Pill;
For TIE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They arc sugarcoatcd, so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcricnt in the world for all the purposes IF
n family phys!C.
Price rs cents per Box; Five Boxes for $500.
Great numbers Of Clcrgymcn. Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent pcrsonagcs, have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled useful
ness of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the insertion of them The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al
MANIAC in which they are given; with also fun
descriptions of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put or by unpriucipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and fake no Others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have ii.
Ali our Remedies are for sale by
\. b. +. HLDRETH, Montague & Co. and
ID. Gilbert, st. Charles City; Silas Smith
Floyd TrOtt Green, Nashua; Il. Emerson,
Jr., Bradford. Wholesale by J. H. Reed. &
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Benton X Co. McGrcgor. and Agents in every
town in the United States
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30

.ASSAA @S~eSOOA - ~ y ~
IN PROOF of the above assertion read the following
L testimony from distinguished persons from all part
| HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Harbor, Mich says hi,
wife, whose hair had become very thin, and entirely
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thickcncd and become beautiful aud glossy upon and
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using your Restorative with the hapPlest ctscts.
HON JUICE BRElSE, TX Senator Of Illinois, says. IN.
hair prcmatuTcIy gray, but by the use of Wood ;
Restorative it has resumed its original color aud
have no doubt permanently
HON. II. l.. STEW ART. says my hair very gray
but Using two bottle, restored it, original color.
REV. ]. X ERAGG. Br"okhrd, Mass. says, it has re
! moved from my head inflammation, Gandruf and a con
slant tendency 10 itching, and restored my hair, which
gray Ia it, original color.
J. ". DAVIDSON Monmouth ILL.,. says my hair wa,
two thirds gray rather white. hut 10y the application
OF the Restorative directed il has resumed II, Original
cn.or.
DR.. q. Wallis, Of Chicago, says after using great
many other preparations. all I" II" "hrt, used on" bot
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in my head Of two years standing.
BENJAMIN IoNGRisE. 254 seventh Avenue. New
York says having lost my hair by the effect. Of Ery-p
elias, when began +" grow, instead of black before.
Il was well mixed with gray. Having tried many prca
ra"nS I" restore the color without ci Ct Wa, ~ !uccd L"
tr! yours, aud IN spite Of all my doubts it las had tie
desired effect.
H. !. WILLIAMS, NJ. H., Pccken-yll. Ala says, have
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u he. have tried il for letter and find
W NJ WOODWARD, NJ D. Frankfort, Ky. says, he
recommends it in his practice the best preparation for
the hair now IN
EDWARD wAICuTr. says three months agony hair
was very gray, it is dark brown the original col,
or, smooth and glossy, all By the USE Of Woods Rcs0ra
tive.
WILSON KING say one months proper application
texture.
J. u HoEs, says, few applications fastened my hair
hfny, II began To grow out and turn black is original
BETSY SMITH, North East, Penn says that her hair
had for number of years, been perfectly white, bat
Is Restored it, youthful color soft and glossy
j. w. ID. hat il Llir l..
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
FKLFAEED III
DIR. j. G. AVER 6 co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such rcnown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complain,
that it is entirely unnecessary for Us to rrCouH;
the evidence Of its virtues. wherever il has been
employed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do morr
than assure the people its quality is kept up To
the best it ever has been AMI that it may b. re
lied 10 do lOr their relief all it has ever been
fOunl 10 do.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30

: W l. l. : &. c. POW ID + Il
j VIII purify the blood, loosen the skin.
: remove fcvcrs. excite the kidneys and
!; strengthen the body.
: Very useful in loss Of appetite stiffness.
: founder, coughs and colds, distcmper.
: yellow water, Inflammation of the eyes,
: injuries from hard work or fast driving
: diseases of the skin. etc.
: Bi@-hcad, poll-cvil. tistula, grease and
: scratches. can be ctlcctually cured if the,
: blood is purified with the Powder, and
: proper applications made
= Cows will give Il larger quantity ana
L better quality Of milk; teams will work
:: with case and retain flesh; sheep will.
: improve in flesh and wool and al ami
: mails at all seasons will be greatly i'm
: proved by IA free use OF
WELLS GERMAN CONDITION rOWnER. I
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30

II wonld be usels 10 attempt to onumcra,c the many
wonderful cures wrought by IL, such IA Rhcumaily m
Ch!biaIus, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Inflammation uf the
Eyes Modification, Poisonous Bites of Snakes ac 2c
These medicines are prepared exclusively from Roots
anu Herbs containing no mineral substances whatever.
Their strengthening aud inv Isuratng qualities are truly
wonderful and miraculous, while not the least injury
need be apprchCnded from their use. The many attrT
ing testimonials which daily received their merits
and the increasing demand, has induced me to devote
my entire attention to the manufacture Of the
JdHEdjce BHerS and init Biil0,,s T..sic
for the bcncht of the numerous sufferers from various
bilious plants, with the utmost confidence that they
cannot fail to recommended. am permitted To-
refer to the following well known and highly rcspeCiahc
citizens Of Chicago and surrounding country for cunlr
nation Of all that IS above stated
q. II. IlaZcIton, No. 246 Lake street.
Franklin Baker. thrm at Baker a Moody lS6 lake =
\. II. Lamb, (brm Of Lamb JcwcuJ 2OJ Lake street
NJ. Shoup Real Estdt" Agent. 50 Clark street
Edwin Clark, Real Estate Agent, Well, street.
W " Phelps, | II Lake street.
J. W. Pickering. Zeal Estate Agent Wells street.
Ambrose BurnhaH, lSG Wabash Avenue.
VIM. spencer. Contractor, State street.
David Swenk corner Randolph and Franklin streets.
AIuu, +. Moore, madison street.
T. H. DTi5col, - South Water street.
Rev. !. NJ Weed Waukcgau.
II. C. Adams, Chicago. Burlington a Quincy Railroad.
Major Noble. jefferson township Illinois,
GENERAL DEPOT, No ~ Franklin ST. Chicago.
And for sale IN =. Charles. Iowa, by
4. y. f. HiLDREJW
NAV >. 1857. 34yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
Arthur's Home Magazine.
Only SI,aj a Year In Clubs of Four:

VOLUME Nv. AND XVI. 1850.
Edited hv 7. 5. ARTnUR. and NlRGINIA L TnwYsENn.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
DIR. COLLINS
Anti-BilIiuuS phySic


mild, safe and thorough CathaItc. should in mos,
cl,"- De used in y"Hmcctui with the Icrs This Phys
Ir may be administered with perfect safety infants
and persons Of the iccbit ttuOniu ali case, where
Nh N-Ic LulN Ln nnr..-.LrL AL-m HIN
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
Diarrhca and Dysentery Cordial.

Ti, Cordial will be found An excellent remedy in sum
mer complaints ny seucry Inflammation Of the Bowel.
Indigestion, Sickness at the stomach, And lis celc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
$4,000 PACKAGES SOLD

For sale by A. Il. +. HlLDRETH, st.
Charles. \. T. White, West Union, r. W.
Wood X Co. McGrcgor, Ildzlctt SEQ. Waiver
ly, aud J. IIazlctt Jr. y Co. Clarksvilc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30
WILTSE & FAIRFIELD
.nFFER FOR SALE the following improved
and unimnroNed lands ON REASONABLE,
More Men Wanted Immediately!

Also lots in St Charles City, Mitchell. &c
WlLTSE l. FAIRFIELD.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-30

certain cure for Scruiuja. salt Ehrum. Kings F,i
Scali Head. Fever Sores BnIls Erupous on the Fac
and all diseases Of the blood
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Publishers.
sos Broadway. Opp. ST. Ncholas Hotel New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
Psr,onal Intsllfgsnos.

Among he euesas u the ball given By Gen cass On "a
day evening 49, honor Of The japanese Embassy vss
hr. Kinahaa wallis, gentleman vel knosn In lie
rary circles N EUsand, end Of Considerable rspue, ssl
author and traveller In the Of his uAvsss
he Ave years ago visited Japan Of which country he sr
rwe Of he prssssi EmSsssy VINO had ssss him u sss-
da, meeting him hs other dAy q Washington,
rivss N I'm country. but : nos his arM ,s, - n -.
tan d 1855 be travelled through the Union, and susss
aaen.ly embodied his opinions o. American men snd .e-
word which speaks very stsernEly Of Ourselves ana
shows is writer 10 be man Of vide sympashes nsssAl
sentiments, and, what d better, few prcjudices-
w. Izsrd Bull Fsp q Charlesssa, srrived here yssssr-
day BY The steamer Nashville, bringing on the rsnaas e
hs late aunt, Mrs. Gen Gusts.
Hca. A. NJ Sherman, Of Hevbus; T. A Chs2,u, Esa:,
superntendant Of tho Rutland Burlin goa RArcsA
Dr. g n. Jackson, Of Philadelphia, and Ms. GsnsvA
Greene and family, Of North oarolna, are stopping 81 NE
s. Echelas Hotel.
Quebec, are ssopSins ai The Everett House
Mr.. ". r Collins Of Boston, and George s. Atwood,
Esq, OF rsunss, Mass, are stopping ~ mo Ldares
ssta,e Besvue Mound, Hnss, intending 10 resume ns
rcsidence In this city.
Hon r. p. Tracy, Of California Hon. s. C. Csvss. q
TssIsssss Capt GU the usa Cd. s.,sss AM M
among NE arrivals ~ The Metropolitan Hos<i yesterday
Hon j. A. King Il New York stass; ,. ". Denny Esr
Prsaidsnt Of the Boston Bask and Major g. henrT
ciarksvle Tenn, arc spppsg n the rirsh Az ,aul
Ho1ei
Professor Cleveland Of the Insane Retreat Uhcr. Rev
Mr.. Clevesna, Of New Haveni M J. wncee ner, o.
| Stopping n ths Union Plaoe HoseL
The young lady about whom the love trorbles Of TIA
yours Prince Of Wales have begun, and which have led
according W rumor his wish 70 the North Amerct
Coiorsss, the lady Caroline viers, dsvgher OF tbs
Earl Of jersey and granddaughter Of tbs late r Robert
Peel OF whom the Countess OF Jersey WIS the eiess
daughter. she very young. not over siventsea ina
i prsrce rot nineteen until November next
Captain II nch, Of the Ubiea States Nvy; Governor
| samuel W Back, o. Neb-<sks Territof H,a q
psyicscu. Of la, and Rev, BsOop Early, o. Va, are "a
VHbDeton.
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Tn FLoAAL Pnopucn os rIu sourH -rhs s,saws~.
which run regularly between New York and our South
ports are not only Of great value - the mean, os
rapidly conveying freight and passenger aad keeping v,
uninterrupted epssolAry communication, but thew ss
Vance By . number Of weeks our ssppies Of s,rsv-
berries, green peas, and other vegetable luxuriss from
the sunny crne Of the South. The steamer Ns,bv,us
Captain Murray, which arrived from Charleston v.,.sr
DAY, brought ~, through the courtesy Purs.r pr,cb-
ard, an additional Southern product THIS was bssut.
full selection Of The gardina, Cape jsssanius one
Of the moss fragrant and odorous flowers tina,
bloom beneath the sun. The plant ihrives luxurou.y
In the scuh and he specimens Of the 20 sers which W,
received bear favorable comparison with tho,. =.
extensively produced In the Caribbean islands rbsv
we're gathered On the plantation OF the Hon w. Ix.rS
Bull IN the suburbs Of Charleston and are sad 4. \.
peculiar 70 that STATE, having first been discovered BY
General Gardiner and named after him II Il do.s,s.l
vbehsr any Of sse flowers have been brouxht =.
New York before; 81 all events sver seen here
In sucha fresh and healthy condition. We have ala, "a
osved beautiful specimen Of the magnolia BY the ssns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

THE SCARLET LETTER FROM GREELEY TO
SEwARD-In the manifesto Of the Tribune phi
losopher It will be noticed that he calls for the
production of q letter which be wrote to
Seward in 1854. Greeley says that he has
quite forgotten the contents Of the epistle re-
ferred 10, but that he will print 1t entire in the
Tribune II the original manuscript Is sent 10
him. II Is understood that there are one or
more copies of this new Scarlet letter In exist
ence and its general purport is said to be as fol-
lows - Greeley recites all his griefs, from the
time of Harrison-when the New York Post
Office was desired by him, and was given 10
another person-down TO 1854, when he wished
70 20 on the State ticket, but received the cold
shoulder from Weed and Seward. To make
Greeley disappointmentmor bitter, Raymond,
who was personally obnoxious TO the Tribune
editor, was put on for Lieutenant Governor,
q post which the former coveted. In view Of
all these things, Greeley has come TO the con-
clusion 10 ignore the Seward and Weed clique
altogether The object Of Greeleys ambition
since 1856 has been . place In the Cabinet, as
Postmaster General, and he hopes to get II II
"old Abe should possess the kingdom. 1t is
quite time that the text Of that Scarlet letter,
and the particulars Of some other matters ger
name to the same subject, were given TO the
world. Altogether, they would make very
piquAnt brochure, and just the thing for light
reading In the summer season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

TRorHrE IN THE CRoroS BoARD.-There Is
said to be great trouble just now In the Croton
Board. arising from mismanagements and neglect
on one side and populations Of officers on the
other, which will probably lead 10 the dismis-
cal Of clerks or an explosion Of some kind. The
disorder ought 70 be Immediately inquired into
by Mayor Wood, now that he has returned
from Charleston and has leisure 10 look after
municipality matters. lie Is just the man to
probe II 10 the bottom. He has the ability and
the will 10 do his duty, and II he viii cast
aside party politics for the present, as he ought
10 do, be will be one Of the best, most efficient
and influential Mayors that ever presided over
the Corporation. He has seen bis enemies,
sickles and Fowler, overthrow by their own
acts, and he stands today firmly established In
the favor Of the people. No public man has
ever stood 30 severe an ordeal. He comes out
Of the Gre unscsthed, and all that Is wanting
10 crown bis municipal career 10 to let uasional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

LIBELs UPoS LrNcoLS.-The black republican
journals are charging us with ibelling Mr..
Lincoln, the Chicago candidate for the Presi-
dency, because we stated that he said In one Of
bis speeches that he desired to 60 to the banks
Of the Ohio and throw missiles into the State OF
Kentucky to disturb its Institutions, and they
give rome reasons TO show that such state
ment may be incorrect We have no desire,
certainly, to libel lank Abe Lincoln" or to
do him any injustice whatever; but II 1t be un-
true unjust and libellous to say that he ex-
pressed his intention to throw missiles into
nmtucky from the safe side Of the Ohio river,
there can be no misinterpretation Of his
speeches declaring the existence Of an "irre-
pressible contest between the slave States
and the free States, and that the institutions Of
the two sections could have no coexistence
This was not only throwing missiles into Ken
lucky, but II was entering on far more exten-
sive campaign, and throwing missiles all
over every slave State in the country.
He Is even now throwing missiles from the
great wigwam at Chicago all through the
South, In his letters and speeches, and those Of
his adherents. We do not wish 70 say anything
of Mr.. Lincoln that ID not correct The pro
mitigation Of his principles and doctrines speak'
for him and for them They are both before
the country, and II the people choose TO accept
him. with the full knowledge Of them before
their eyes, they must take the consequences
We cannot help them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

Parcels Tor expert Corn heavy and lover for soma
Descriptions whns purchases aOudsd some oarsoss Of
sound qualities for export Pork was frmsr with rather
more doing, at rates givea elsewhere Sugars were Arm
and aotve with sales Of 900 hhda 90 boxes and 2lo
hhds meiado, AZ prices given In another plaos. Coffee
was unchanged ana sales moderate Freights we're arm
and room rather Grain to Liverpool in bulk and
bags, was again taken At ID. . SKA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

politics go BY the beard for time, and devots
himsen entirely 70 the local Affairs Of the great
commercial metropolis Of the Union, which Is
Of more importance to the country, and con-
tains more wealth, than half dozen States.
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volun. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
ANusExEETs THIS EVENING

AMusExKETs THIS EVENING.
NrHIo,s GARDEN, BroAdwAy-KouvsrRIAM PnRYoRn
EXTRAORDINARILY. Afternoon and Evening
BOwEKY TBEArRE Bowery.-OrvIR fwBr-GgY
kAksARrEc-kKp CROSS KpIGur-kroM 0oY.
wIFTEB GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond street.
kAiree n Two-LL 1RAvrArA.
- wALLAcK's THEATRE Brcadway-ovEsLAHp ROUTE.
NEW 8ownRr Bowery.-RIcnARD uI-YourH Tar
EE,HR Saw WOMAN
BARKcMe AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway Day and
Eveainz-Dor-WunE BRANCH OF 1Hs fRAfsn-lAvWo
OuPIossuEs, 10
BRYA ants MINsTRKIS, hechanics Kali, ~ Broad
-BuslssQuEs, Sosas DANCES, &o.-THA srRAsosk.
sIRIOs SALOON Brood $50. CHRrsrr's Mis.
,rR.s 10 aoNes DANCES Bunisso Ao-JAck AND his
kosxEY Afternoon and Evening.
CoRpER OF THIRrEeSTH srRExT AND FOURTH
AvkHuE-cALIroRsIA hENAGERIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

THunLow wErp.-K Is said that Tharlow
Weed burst into food OF tears upon Mr..
Stewards defeat at Chicago, and Immediately
took his departure from that fatal city for Min
nesota, where be IL now scjourning, probably
in the vicinity Of st. Paul What Mr.. weed
Is doing in that region we know not-whethsr
consoling himself In the solitude Of the forests,
or looking after come property there; brit II i
quite likely that his political career Is finished
bis kingdom, like that Of Belshazzar, departed
with the handwriting on The wall of the Chica
20 wigwam, and he may have even to sell ou'
his paper, and retire into private life. Poo
Thurlowl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN OFFICERS OF THE Goa
PoRATIoN AND THE LAST LEoIsLATuRE.-Iti Is cur
rently reported that through the agency Of
certain politicians, an agreement was made be-
tween officers and sub-ofacers of the Corpora
ton Of this city and members of the late Legis-
lature for certain sum of money II the charter
should be saved from repeal. The session IL
over and the charter is safe. The legislator
demand their pay. A Tammany Hall scamp
has undertaken to collect 1t for them. But the
officers of the Corporation are resisting the de.
mand, and there Is a great rumpus about the
matter. We hope the Mayor will inquire into
1t, and ascertain all the particulars. Let Us
have light on the subject.
, 1860-08-23

L most extraordinary case is n1w trying be-
fore one Of tbs French Courts. a certain il. c.
died, leaving an express order 10 his heirs that
hekhouid be buried in church, and handsome
sum paid to the priests on condition III 1t "no.
body should laugh white the sersics was going
on" Tue intelligent defunct had observed that
undertskera and priests p rmit themselves very
often 10 take hilarious liberty with death, aud
be was determined that he should be buried
with the gravity appropriate to the grave. Of
course The odd reqaest got noised aarosd ii!
the village came TO the funeral; and every body
keeping Al ere on every body else to see that
nobody should 80 much as wink, the natural
result followed. 4 fas priest near the coflin was
The first to break down; the choir boys, in tho
fraiisy Of their youth. followed the fas priest :;
the minor canons, trying to stop the choir boy 3,
or At least to make them "taugh out Of tha
wrong aide Of their mon hs," caught the con.
tagioD, and began TO shake their sides; the dea.
cons went OF ne4s IN = tull gutIaw and final.
II the c1rs himself vas conquered aud cboked
IN his handkerchief IN short, merrier inter.
ment WIS never Witnessed. II Was the JAKE Of
the seasoo. But The heirs, not Fixing tbs sport,
bare refused to pay the clergy for their rollick.
ing services, and the matter Is NOW in court,
wheIe il wili doubtless ceasa 10 be d laughing
matter to n.fbedy but the lawyers.