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rHER0KEE REMEDY.y-AN UNFA1L1NG
Qisrases the Urinary ORGANS, and Gen

" all Diseases the
era Alternative and Blood Purifier.
EThis Remedyn when all other preparations fail.
HIt entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Venerea Diseases contains Mineral Poison or Nauseous
Drugs being prepared from Roots Barks and Leaves in the
form of pleasant and delicious Syrup
E5It remedy for Gonorrhea and Glee
Gravel Structure and is especially recommended for Fluor AL
bus whites Femaless this complaint it is Invaluable
HAs general Alternative and blood purifier II has equal
fail Scrofua Secondary Syphilis Gandu
lar Swengs Mercuia and all Erupve Diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
this by purifying and cleansing the boodausng it 10
flow in all its original purity and vgor thus removing from the
system all impure and penicous which have induced
disease.
RIn all old of Gonorrhea and Glee that have baed
all medical skill it especially recommended; in old 1t
fails and 1t in from to three days
few doses positively all scadng heat ehordee and
pain.
nI the breath interfere with class of
business.
Fsy-It requires no assistance from other medicine
Rf- II lay the toeable in the counting room
without its being suspected remedy for private dis
eases.
sA yenereal disease with full directions for
ther permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
sHFor full particulars get Circular FREE from any drug
store in the United States.
RIt retail 81 per bottle three bottles for S.
by all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
the United States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
gists.
POTTER MERw1N, Sole Proprietors, 81. Louis, No.
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and l5I Chartres street.
Wholesale Agents for the South.
n>p-So nv iaI6 lyEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26

The purposes for which this corporation has been formed to
enable the citizens residents and planters Of The City OF New
eans and Red River convey products o the valley Of said
River with greaier safety and facility for compensation from
and the City Of Orleans and generally all freight ha
Offer also passengers the United states mails ETC.,
good safe Steamboats, ba nayated the Mississippi
Red Rivers and also afford the facilities residents
and citizens other rivers where the Board of Directors of this
Company may it advisable send any Of the boats
which this Company shall hereafter be interested and fol
all The purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation
said rivers and their tributaries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26
PorAToEs Ar mar wEsr.-The Davenport dowag

POTATOES At THE WEsTt--IH5 DHVeHpuTt Vsufa5
Democrat says;
If anybody wants to see potatoes by me sara
good measure-let them step down to the leYee-
There is not shipping enough at this time on thH
Upper Mississippi to move them away as fast as
they accumulate. Farmers complain little that
the price is too low, but they the only PTfy 10
blame; if they want higher prices they must nst
raise so many. The market price is from twelve
to fifteen cents per bushe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26
4 Il rI.I II

II TIC lie III. =
Tne object for which this corporation has been formed 10
maintain STEAMBOATS, for the transportation for compensation
Of passengers freghts the United States mails etc. from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
aud all intermediate landings.
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sVNREpEGAR LOCOMOTIVE
AND MACHINE WORKS
-yG Richmond, Virginia. -.
JOSEPH R. ANDERS SON 90.
-H1EurAcTuRERs Or
locomotive, Portable, strictly PoItabls
And
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
CIRCULAR AND SASH SA W MILL s,
Sugar Mills, Gin shafttng,
And every article Machinery required BY the Southern
Planter.
Also
Wheels and Axles Bar Iron Bridge Bolts Spikes Chairs
and other Fsstenings Iron Trucks etc., Iron and
Brass Cannon,
Ns-Send get and illustrated catalogue free by mail,
containing full descriptions of ali the patent improvements in
Railroad and Plantation Machinery.
EDMUND NJ. IvENS.
$50 General Agent
fe7 2pl-ly&w No. So ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
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" nEMoR Ellie, Dealer,
Al tho Old Bazin, corner Of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, snch Rs
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
ges Lats Sayeo Aso English French and American Fire
Bricks, and vi kinds of Frewnod.
sdto. aus ly
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pRANDIES-
ID 80 eighths Planat & Co. Gognac, 1906 and l7s5.
10 quarters Champagne Rochelle 4h proof
% eighths :.
20 quarters I. Mensau
80 eighihs
Landing eS ship Athens from Bordeaux and for sale by
s. d. GRATIAA / CO.,
sec SO CnstomhonSe street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26
ARTICLE vi.

death resignation any Directors
the vacancy shall be filed up election Stockholders
after notice days be posted office Compa
ny. Vacancy in the Office of President shall be filed by The
Directors tbs meeting of the such
vacancy occurs by the election Of of its the
vacancy Vacancy office Of Secretary also be filled
by tile OF Directors the meeting afte
such vacancy occurs eec;ng the Stockholders sad
office The President Of the Board shall have the power ap
point Secretary act until the election of
ry, as herein provided for.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26
HARDW ARE.

a. CHARLES TEERESRIE, GuCGEssoR
WV TO ELLIS q THRESHfB) Importer and Dealer in
Sa~. Hardware, Cutlery, etc, ,c,,
Poydras IL. Camp and St. Chafles.
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pEOPLEs' LINE:..s..-@- .PEoPLRs' LINE.
o I G f
We have completed the BLUE OFFICE the Iev foot of
CONT street. where CLERK will ais2ys be found sn
receive Freight and ign Bills Ladng or the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords cur friends the epaortnaiy Of shipping
curing The EXPENSE OF storage and extra dtayase.
Of If X w. ADAMS x W Agents
STENCII MARKING PLATES. FOR MER-
- chants Manufacturers Cotton Planters etc. cut in Copper
and Brass in superior style, by
BLA oK H o Tz,
Poytiras street t..............u0
NEW ORLEANS, la,
Manufacturers Dealers Copper Tin and Sheet oaware
and Stoves, Of the most approved patterns
p3r rGntterng and Rooling in all its various branches
L55-Jchhpg promptly attended 10. ala ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-26

DILLIABD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
D and for sale from the ms9uactoy Of Mes6 NJ BRUk
WICK BRO. cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
BinSweks Patent Cushions; Cloths Bajs all
her tritsrnngs belonging dis line. L
All orders thankfully rectvea and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
ALL ct Charles RiIlsrd Room. n n
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ddest0aro tbe Gourse of empire takts its d0lap.'


around the lcaAcss stem. The earth
is clad in robe of unsullicd purity.
The giant oak waves its massive
arms to and fro, as if in defiance of
the wintry blast that shakes SO fierce
ly the slender saplings beneath. 'Tis
eve, and the old year with all its joys
and sorrows, hopes and fears, is pass
ing away. Passing away is lcgibly
written on carth's brightest, fairest
flowers. How many true and noble
hearts have bchcld their cherished
hopes vanish like the morning dew
How many trusting, confding ones
have listened to words that chilled
the very fountains of life, which shiv-
cred to atoms the fairy castles Of joy,
the fond heart had erected
And many tired and weary souls,
whose paths were bcsct with snarcs
and disappointments, whose eyes were
but tccbly raised to Heaven, can look
up to God, and say with childlikc
trust and humility, "Thy will be
done !"
The hours glide swiftly by and the
year so fraught with good and i'll, is
dying. With the midnight hour its
last pulsation will cease, and the lone
winds will chant it's low requiem.
May no cruel word unrccallcd, no sin
unforgivcn haunt us with the memory
of the departed year. Peace to its
ashes.
killbuck, H., Dec. 1860.
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them himself but the more unlikely
to give a fair hearing to any proposed
rodicot change, An experienced stage
coachman is likely to be good Judge
of all that relates to turnpike roads
and coach horses but you should not
consult him about railroads and steam
carriages. Again, every one knows
how slowly and with what difficulty
farmers are prevailed on to adopt any
new system of husbandry, even when
the faults of an old-cstablished usage,
and the advantages of a change, can
be made evident to the senses.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-27
F. HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
C9e yntelliecnter,
- Westward the course Of empire takes lis way
A. Il. r. EILBRETH, Editor.
St. Charles City, Iowa, Dee. 27, 1860,
Garibaldi.

Garibaldi's retirement, for the pres
ent, into private life, has greatly ir.
ritated his followers in Naples. They
think that Victor Emanuel has treat
ed him ungratefully. On the contra
ry, Garibaldi was offered all that Vic
tor Emanuel could bcstow,-thc title
and appanagc Of Prince, the baton
of a Field Marshal, the command OF
the whole Italian army. He preferred
retiring into private life, like Cincin-
natus and Washington. On arriving
at his island of Caprera, a small spot
between Corsica and Elba, he found a
handsome villa erected where he had
left hut, vines planted, roads and a
garden made, and, on entering his
habitatiOn, which was tastefully fur.
nishcd, picture of Victor Emanuel
in the saloon, told who had paid hin
this thoughtful and delicate compl
mcnt. lie parted with the King Oh
the best terms. and, no doubt, was
glad to return, from political intrigucs
and vcxations, to his island home
The dismissal of Cavour and Farini, tho
leading Italian statesmen who have
done 50 much, by their sagacious pol
ity and great perseverance, in build
ing up Italian independence, was
what he required from Victor Emanu
cl,-a concession which that monarch
could not make. Ere he quilted Ma
pies, however, Garibaldi renewed his
friendly relations with Cavour, VIII,
is undoubtedly one of the boIdcst ant
wiscst statesmen in Europe.
Garibaldi, the modern Bayard, grca'
as he is in the field, lacks the admin
istrativc faculty. lie can win King
doms, but knows not how to govern
them. Each to his own coursc-Gari
baldi in the camp, Cavour in the Cabi
net
That Garibaldi's retreat will be fo
a long time no one can anticipate
He has distinctly told Italy that sh,
must have 100000 men in arms il
the Spring, when, in all likelihood
Austria will make one more attcmp
to crush the life out of Italian liberty
In his farewell address to his lat,
comrades, he frankly intimated Iii
belief that he should head them again
and this is meant, no doubt, 10 impl,
that he has not abandoned his purpos,
of annexing Nenctia TO the Kingdom
of Italy, of making Rome the capita
Of that Kingdom, and of giving tn
substantial aid Of his leadership t
! Hungary, which looking upon the En-
peror of Austria's late concessions a
mock-rcforms, is more eager than eve
to make bold effort for national il
dependence.
Garibaldi evidently has not shcathe
his sword. Much has yet to be don
for the cause of Freedom, and he ha
q mission to do it,
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The old man sat hy the chimney side;
His face was wrinklcd and wan,
And he leaned both hands ON his stout oak can,
As if all his work was done.
His coat was Of good old fashioned gray,
The pockets were deep and wide,
Where his "spr,S" and his steel tobacco bo!
Lay snugly side 10y side
The Old man liked to stir the fire:
50 near him the tongs were kept;
Sometimes h" mu~cd a. he gtHcd at the Goals
Sometimes he sat and slept.
What saw lie in the clnhor~ thcrc'
All! pictures Of other years:
And now and then they wal,yncd smiles,
But ottcner started tears
His good wife sat on the other side,
In Il htgh-hacli. flag scat chair.
see meath the pile of her muslin cap
The sheen Of her siIv"ry hair.
There a happy look on her aged face,
As She husily kuits for him
And Nellie takes mp the stitches dropped,
For grandmother eyes are dim.
Their children come and read the news,
To pass the time each day;
How it stirs the blood in an old man heart,
To hear of the world away.
Tis a homcly scene | told you SO,
Eat pleasant it is to view;
At least thought it SO myself,
And skctchci it down for YOU.
Ec kind unto the old, my friend,
They're worn with this worlds strife,
Though braycly once perchancc they fought
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Communications.
I0T In' II NTlI4V7 my I.T
THE DYING YEAR.

The old year is dying. Borne on
the cold northern blast comes the last
wall of the departing spirit, signing
through the lcatlcss trees and hurl-
ing madly the snow-wrcaths against
the window-panc. 1t is time when
the heart turns to olden memories,
and the deep founts within are stirred
as the scenes Of other days fit before
the vision. Now the memory Of the
balmy months of Spring steals Der
the heart, and we seem to hear the
glad song Of birds from the budding
trees. Warm zephyrs, redolcnt with
the breath of new flowers, are waited
softly and wooingly by the south
winds kiss, to the blooming brow
teeming with happy "reminiscences o
childhood's guileless hours. Next
in review, bright and blushing sum
mer awakens the soul to its new
beauties. Again we wander hand il
hand with loving ones amid the glo
rics of the bonntiful earth, and wonde
i'll our overfowing hearts that ther'
can come blight to such loveliness
But it's approaching, as fades tn
light of summer day. The rich ant
gorgeous tints of autumn are every
where visible. but appear in brighte
hucs where the lords of the forest lii
their gigantic heads far above tn
lingering rays of the setting sur
Sweetly they remind us by thci
heightened but expiring glory, of tn
bright and heavenly beauty emana
ing from the departing spirit.
teaches the heart q sad but holy les
, son to ramble amid ear,h's declinin
grandeur. How many bright head
, have lain down to their last repos'
dropping and fading like the summe
, flower, and seeking an early tomb
Yes, many, since the dawn OF this err
have found rest for the troubled an
aching heart in the cold but WELDON
| grave.
And many in the first flash of hor
and love, in all the glory and pride
existence, have been summoned
t yield to the ruthless destroyer, Deaf
G But behold wintry winds moan o.
n the plains again The lovely bloor
;, ing rose has vanished, and in i
stead the dazzling snow-wreath twin
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-27
Personal Liberty Law Of Vermont.

A statement has been published
over the Union to the effect that the
State of Vermont had refused to abol-
ish the personal---very. bill on her
statute-book. In many of the Seces
sion papers this statement is printed
for ultcrior purposes. The Legisla-
turc, it seems, by joint resolution,
instructed the committee appointed to
revise the statutes of the State, to in
quire whether any OF its provisions
were in conflict with the Constitution
of the United States and Senator
Woodbridge, in the debate on the sub.
ject, expressed the general sentiment
of the Legislature when he said that
"the people of Vermont, the Lcgisla-
ture of Vermont, the Judiciary OF
Vermont, do not wish, and uAl not tol-
crate, upon our statute-books, any lar thai
oonficLs uith the Constitution and lars OF
our General Government" AS no fugi
tive slave has ever been claimed il
Vermont, it is not believed that any
serious Inconvenience will arise from
short delay in repeating law which
never released one slave from his ser
vice. The committee to whom thu
matter was referred consists of Judge.
Bennett, lsham and Tracy. three o
y the best lawyers in the State.
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American Hotel.

WlLN S7REET, IT GREGOR, OWI.
wM. IL. HARDING, PROPRIETOR.
Having again opened this well known Ho-
tel, the proprietor takes this means to inform
the Travelling public and the rest of mankind
that he intends to make it worthy the pat
ronagc of travellers, and if attention to the
wants of guests, good fare and low prices art
any inducements, he hopes to have his share
of business
In connection with the Hotel is the largest
Barn in town, which is under the charge OF an
experienced Ostler, and teamsters can dcpcnc
! upon having their teams well cared for. Thi>
| house being the Stage Office, Railroad Ticket
Office American Express and General Freight
Office presents more advantages than an,
other can show in the city, and all lask q
my friends, is to try me once, and IL not salts
fed, | will not ask them To come again
MeNiregor, July 1860.
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The authorities Of Owensburg, Ky,
Female Institute have brought suit
against young man named Bruce
for forcibly entering the institution
and taking therefrom young lady,
whom he afterwards married.
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CHAPTER II.

A pleasant social circle was gath
cred about the ample table of farmer
Washburn. At the head, presided
with grave diguity the vcncrated ia
thcr. whose broad brow was shaded
with silver locks, whose face, marred
by age, bcamed with kindly bencvo-
lcnce. Opposite, the dear old mother
poured tea from little old-faShioned
urn into the china cups and saucers,
which still remained from her setting
out" On each side were ranged
daughters, who with their husbands
and little ones, came up year, y to the
homestead and sat down beneath its
blessed root.trce. At the mothers
right hand sat Frank, the only son
the child of their old age, who last
week returned from College, his studies
finished, and the honor Of his Alma
Mater clustering about his brow. Ii
is beautiful scene, when thus we
see the aged, who have borne the bur
den and heat Of the day, sit calmly
down amid those who rise up and call
them blessed, and spend the evening
of their days in peace. Voices ming
led in pleasant harmony as each IN
auired Of the other of the ways
through which they had passed, ant
the hopes and aims of the future. A
little lull in the murmured converse
Mr.. Washburn gravely addressed hi:
son, Frank, as your education i;
now finished, and you have chosel
your calling for life, there remains
another important step to be taken
and it is time you directed your at
tention to the subject"
The choice of a wife, you mean,
suppose SIR replied Frank, smiling.
Yes my son, the choice Of som'
wise woman, who will aid you il
making home-some ore who vii
, brave the storm Of life, by your side
and in sorrow or joy be your sympa
= thizing friend and companion"
: Il have expected this suggestion
+ sir, although have not waited for it
| my choice is already made returned
t the young man.
|, This announcement was met by a
+ eager "Who 7" from Franks thre
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-27
A. B. T. HILDRETH,
General Land Agent,

sT. CHARLES CITY, FLOYD CO., IOWA,
will attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &c. Town Lots bought
and sold, money loaned and the business of
conyeyancing and payment of ofIaxespromptly
attended to- Friends at the East as wellasin
this State, are requested to make application
to my agency. Satisfactory references given
if required.
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RESISTANCE TO IMPROVEMENTS. 1T was
the physicians of the highest stand
ing that most opposed Harvey. 1t
was the most experienced navigators
that opposed Columbus views. 1t
was those most conversant with the
management of the post-ollice that
were the last to approve of the plan
of the uniform cheap postage. The
greater any ones experience and skill
in his own department, and the more
he is entitled to the Difference which
is proverbially due to each man in his
own province, the more likely, indeed
he will be to be a judge of improve
ments in details, or even to introduce
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FOUNTAIN HOUSE,

ERG, ,..............NOW4 VA
S. S. Troy, PROPRIETOR.
This house has recently been repaired and
newly furnished The Doc assures the trav-
elling public that every effort will be made to
make his house a home for the traveller.
Stages leave this house for the East and
West daily 3:44tf.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-27
BRONSON HOT Sc,
WESTERN HOTEL.

f. 4. 7ONDRD, PROPRIETOR.
MAIN STREET, CEDAR FALLS,
Blackhark County, Lua.
This House having changed hands, and un-
dcrgoing IA thorough rctitting and reInolding,
is now ready for the accommodation of the pub
lie 1t is situated in the business part oi
Cedar Falls. The proprietor pledges himself
that no pains will be spared to make his guests
comfortable. Stages for different parts of tho
country stop at this house. Iva
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,AGENTs FOR rIlk NTElIIUENttN
~ s. N. PETfENGIIL Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents No ll9 Nassau street, New York, and 10 STATE
Street, Boston.
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OFFICE IN THE INTELlIGEkCER Bull DING,
CORNER
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE,
st. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

Anyperson obtaining five subscribers and forward
din the money shall be furnished with copy Of the
te kept good.
Business pertaining to the paper can be transacted
with the Publishers any day at the Office OF Publication
Communications may be addressed to the Editors, who
willpromptly and faithfully respond to them.
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st(oral Gale.
Marrying A Farmer.

CHAPTER |.
"The good, the true. the tender,
These form the wealth of home"
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The old man sat hy the chimney side;
His face WAS wrinklcd and wan,
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak cane
As if all his work wis done
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-27
THE OLD FOLKS ROOM.

DeccmL her, 1860
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
Ec9al advertisements.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF YuBA. 90
JUSTICE co RT,-Roses Bar Township.-J: =.
81 McNutt, Justice OF the Peace. L. B. CLARK Pian
till vs.James Bensley,et al, Defendants Ihe feopi1 o
theStat of California to Bensey defendant in the
above entitled action Greeting; Youar hereby sum
moned to appear before me at my office IN Smarls-
vile Roses Bar Township, Of the county "l lupa on
TO answer unto the complaint Of H. b. C.arR VINO sues
to recover the of ninety-our l6-lOJ dollars Gu
book account, for goods delivered at your request
when Judgment will be rendered against YOU ior me
said amount together with costs and damages II you
fail to appear and answer To the Sheriff or any Con
stable of said county, greeting Make legal service
twenty ninth day OF March, A. d. 1861,
JP. McNUTT,
Justice Of the Peace Of sail Township.
1t is hereby by me ordered that the ABOVE summon
be once week for ninety days published in the Daily
National Democrat }, MCNDIi'
n,b9t law IN, Justice Of the Peace.