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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31
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eg" What sort of trees will best bear reno,
val and transportation Axle-trees.
eg7 friend has sent us the spur of the mo.
ment, and promises us the public ear.
egn Why is pretty young lady like wagon
hub! Because she is surrounded with .felfoes.
fs3" A little girl describes snake as "a thing
that s a tail all the way up to it's head"
Gs@ At what age are ladies most happy p
Marriage.
&c" A native of Africa who visited England
a few years ago, when asked what ice was, said
Him be water fast asleep"
~" Mother, 'Ssaid little boy, 81 am tired
of this pug nose it's growing pugger and pug.
gcrer every day
fy1 London music publisher, with the in
appropriate name of Boosey, announces some
temperance hymns.
fB| Whose best works are most trampled
upon A shoemaker because good shoes last
longer than bad ones.
When does young lady wish to win
more than seven beauX at once? When she
tries to fasciaate Qasten eight.
tSD A landlady in a neighboring village, il
can see to 60 to bed without a candle, after eat
ing one
Ia" An honest Dutchman being asked how
often he shaved, replied Dree dimes week
= ---'-iar-. don shafa cffery day. .
eB An Indiana paper announcing the death
of gentleman in that State, says that the de.
ceased though a bank director is generally believ.
ed to have died Christian.
e. A doctor and lawyer getting into q
dispute about precedence, referred the matter
to Diogenes, who decided in favor of the law
yer in the following words: 'Let the thief go
before and the executioner follow"
f. In Minnesota the habits of the people
are rather primitive. Asubscriber there writes
us that the only tooth brushes used are corn
cobs fastened to the bed-bost by tow string.
f. "Our party is the bone and sinew of the
said an electioneering office-hplder
20 farmer /" And what are the bolIes ~nnd
inews worth without the brains ?astxeplied the.
armer.
fH" Do you know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones 2 n
Yes to the bone" "What is his character ~
Didn't know he had any," ''Does he live
ear your" $50 near that he has spent only
i've shillings for fire wood in eight years.
e. Some acute philosopher says !" Poverty
s a disease which can only be cured by industry
md frugality." This is mistake A poul-
ice made of gold dust, spread upon bank bill,
will do the business effectually
ea5 The Cleveland Herald gets off the follow
ing parody on the 8. Mellow Horn"
:" All nature smiles to usher in
The blushing queen of morn,
And patriots with the day begin
To take their usual horn
kE An exchange complains of certain edi-
tons for having credited one of its articles to
another paper and, with commendable spirit.
threateps in case this course Of abstraction is
persisted In, to tell them story which they
won't credit at all.
4 lT An old lady up in Mitchell County, has
a single at her cabin door with this announce
ment: "Notis-I ar gut sum nu artikles for
sail-such as HANDLES, krackers kauphy, kups,
.sorsers, menny luther artikles to numerous to
menshun, All ceiling cheep."
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31
1ehorops Of d0lisoonr.

|
| E1 i0ioi i''' " '''Ja'' s''"
Es5P Use soft words and hard arguments.
| ssgp Vain o,orv blossoms INIT meyer bpds
ossp p.,ao oost. -. ,,ora t,,,,, h,,n,er +h;rst
on g. ooh iia0 No''' 40 '''o'o '''i
"A1 '''
| &c" Purity is the feminine, Truth the mas
81, ,r ~ - y
~ inose VINO iie upon roses WINE young
arc 'pt W he upon tnofhs "heisoid.
dH Worrying. continually about something
| or nothing is a poplIar mode of u,icide
ga Ill-applied assistance creates and per-
petuates the race of idle and vicious paupers.
., h,,,,
vs. Lseiy Isoiiie on GU vi SlouAu oo iiiihi'l-
'ore oi heaven.
Gssp Peace is the evening star OF the soul. as
'A'ao % ''' sum 'no '"o ''ie ''oi i''i '''''i'
ca5p To think too poorly of yourself is d
weakness to think too wellof yourself is q
folly. ~
4 =,
& 1g we converse with those we love through
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31
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WoMgJul Discovery IN the Ay
80 HOlSI1lNO
Hair Dye

This is a liquid Dye which CHI
gray hair to @ beautiful brown
out injury to the hair or skin.
periority of this Dye consists
of application. It's superior
apparent to every one upc
ton. 1t imparts to the b
color of any dye yet dis4
injuring, gives it the
youth. Price 81, an
Analytical and PracticqA, Thf
HILDRETH & CARR
Floyd Co., Iowa. jy-on,
fs since.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31
Prussia salve,

TNHE Great Remedy for Sores, Bruises, Cuts,
Il Flesh Wounds &c, warranted the best salve
in the world. 1t is a vegetable compound-a
Pa'ussian discovery possessing great medicinal
virtues over any other medicine yet discovered
for all external complaints The recipe for
compromising this unrivaled Salve, was brought
to America by Prussian Soldier who Joined
the army of Washington, since which thou
sands upon thousands of boxes have been sold,
and in no case have failed of giving relief
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31

ES7 The following work is destined, if VIC
can form an opinion from tho notices of the
Press, to have an unprecedented circulation in
every section of Our widespread continent,
and to form distinct era in the sale of our
Works. 1t will no doubt in few years become
THE FAMILY BIBLE OF THE AMERICAN
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-07-31
THAYER'S
OMEGA PILLS.
"a . T tttI ,ITHtTNtItttWt II GOT
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.

F1NIIIS MEDICINE IS A PERFECT ANTI
l. dote to these diseases, and harmless in its
effect, acting at once upon the Liver and Spleen,
counteracting all inflammatory symptoms, and
restoring the patient to his natural health and
strength in short time The neutralizing
prOperty of these Pills is far
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

NIIs well known Hotel has been newly renosatet
furnishes the best of tons 10 travellers
nhdhna rders A-s-st
| AT, MODERATE RATES.
located tie centre of the city, opposite the Sus
pension Bridge and only few nom the RAILROAD
Derots and Steamboat handing. .s7sSE Is, f5sssa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

Is looking over the state of the Eastern mar
kets, we find the following notice Of the Phila-
''delpfia Dry Goods business in the Rennsylval-
nian: 80. = +.
In Dry Goods there is but little doing hero
and we have no reason to look for any change
until alter the 18th of July. Print Cloths are
very firm, aud the stock ON hand lislt Prints
are without sale, excepting old styles, which arc
neihg closed out at low prices. There has been
s9iGs activity in lower price Prints, as there
WI DC an advance on them on the LIST of July
DTllls are closely sold up. Heavy Shcct;ngs
saa ShIrtngs aiG sold as f,sst as received Light
dGIi ~
Bleached goods Of MI kinds arc quiet-thc
scIy low grades arc firm, however, and likefy to
improve in price 1sst4s ~
~ T. 9,l So9leas there is nothing doing
TaeFs are no new styles of Foreign.GOods
yet IN the market. @
AS usual, at this season, the Boot and Shoe
made is dull. but a much larger business is do
his IN 0Tders thdnat tlIcsaiR@pesi0d during any
previous year. There is considerable is3eciIla=
uses leeins IN reference TO the approaching Fall
,'ade, and our manufacturers are rather holding
aek, IA Consequences Of high prices of labor
a'ia material AS q general thing, It Is believed
LES o. most descriptions Of work will rule
nigaer IN tie Gall than astycar.
Inc supply Of money j. laTse to excess Of all
wants, and rates Of loan and discount favor the
oorE9weEs. Ne hear Of certain loans of money
= = call having been nade in "a u ambhl ~
aou5 per cent The range is e 10 8iper cent,
ga discount Fgtes Q to according totlatci and
tttaaFactcT. sIgz =
Of money matters in Now York, Die Times
ESHs: - 4 laff'5 H :
q
nc money HiaFketf exhibited more general
as, both on demand10dh and for prime paper,
! .llan Tor any previous week Of the season. IL
q ~ even u " bsttcE TIM, last June
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

THE GHoFs.-We have the most cheering ac-
counts of the growing crops of Grain in the
northwest and of both Grain and Cotton in the
sautIi and southwest. The Chicago papers re-
FtFt the prospects in the former such as to in=
1usuce materially the prices for old Corn ard
Wheat, particularly the first, in the market, and
the New Orleans Picoyrno of the sth inst, says
the crops of Cotton AMI Corn are abundant, tho
Inst being in sufficient state of forwardness
to warrant the belief that receipts will pour in
quite as freely and nearly as early as last sea-
s,a.7 49,: ass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

wEicarn that emigrants bound to tho,wcst,
are rOw directing Their attention to the Great
National Route via Baltimore { Ohio & Central
Ohio Railroads, and that considerable numbers
Cfttis class of persons have been passing over
these Roads. Eraigrants from this section of
theccuntry, who are seeking the best route
West, would do well to Gallon Capt. Terry, who
viii take pleasure to iuEaIt information in re
Esrd TO all the routes. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
Tuz Philadelphia American, in speaking o
the Hempfieid road. ssys;- s.s.-77

'ac heihlheld road, says; - l}
y gentleman, lately arrived from the western
Tart Of Pennsylvania, informs us that, notwith-
S1ading the depressing influences against which
tbs important work has been obliged TO con-
tend, the grading aud other construction bust
Eess is proceeding on the unfinished portions Of
the linc, and that cars are running ON thewcst-
EN- or finished part. If this be correct, as we
hope it is, there may be reason to hope for the
completion Of the whole road at no distant day.
We s!la! then have new. and more direct ave-
nue. for trade and travel through southwestern
Pennsylvania to the Ohio river at the important
city Of Wheeling, and also to the interior of
central and southern Ohio. 1t is great pity
lLat the advantages this connection is sure to
Afford have never yet been property appreciated
IN Philadelphia. Had they been so the road
would have been finished long since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

vrr Fair aud Concert for The bcnetitiof The
zion,s Lutheran Church will take place this
afternoon and evening in the Washington Hall lllE
ySs,I pr5ssp5aru,ion has Leen made for thesoecas
SION, and an excellent entertainment may .Pe
S ,,SI, ted The ir will commence at 12oclosk
NJ aud dc concert ut so'clOck p. m. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

GoDEr's LApr's BOOK and Petersor's Nation
Al Magazine for July, ''rho Old vicaiagesA
yoysl > By Ms. HuJBack, The Daisy Chain,
o. ssperaions," by the author of Hearts East"
and The wiSe's Ttials," by theautlior of The
JeeIocs Wife, lave been received 1t tic book
store of EoJinson & Bro, No. a, Washington
l!.l ~ / ~ L =. :. - 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

w direct attention to the advertisement of
Nr t. Cartwright, who has on haedsonc Of. the
best and ueatest stocks of goods in hisIline, in
Ills section Of the country. Every thing from
scsmb:ic needle to the largest piano, will be
fand in his stock. Sheet music, musical in
s,ruments, pianos, &C., DC, cutlery, guns, pis-
to!s, srettacies of the very best quality, and
most any thing you can call for, will be sold at
the very lowest rates. -liis e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

.ATa general meeting Of the Stockholders q
fsc Odd Fellows Hall Association, held last
,rpins in the room over the Post Office, the
Slowing gentlemen were elected Trustees, viz:
ysssrs. Alfred Caldwell, Isaac Cots, 2. Beatty,
!gauzo Loring, john Hamilton, j. N. Todd, G.
v. Franzhcirq, jacob Berger, ;--7-- Bickel. The
trustees will hold meeting on Friday evening
e. the purpose Of organizing, sc. e...s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
no DRUGGISTS & THEPEOPLE

OCArs hereby cautioned against spurious limitations Of
i sDR. De GRATlIS "ELEoTRIC OIL as shall pros
ccute party who use my copy ged bulls This Sgs-
pne Electric Oil has cured ts Mayor OF Calude oil lUeS
nR RhsNafsH1; also, Hon. john Williamson OF Hunting
dou Hon. E. KilnEsurti Awhon took on Ills crtchss in
NANTES have been published In the Philadelphia Ledger.
The wholesale dealers in PhiLadelpha would not coute-
nance scamp guilty Of the FaScalY of couuteTfeitln-
In Iiarrisburgh, Pa, John wyete ESQ abe wen known
IdLeate who attempted imitation of this valuable
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

N,,,oE 70 lIAyps.-We call attention to the
.i..t;ssment Of the Iron Mountain Railroad
,,snpsny in our paper. 1t offers good wages
.ndI,.nis will, when the work is done, be int6e
cbe.p land region, and can thus fnd permanent
homes aniprescnt employment. ..s..g a. I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

y 7ssists - tSOE.TsHATS. Efszs
AVERY has receiver and y now OPENING very large
assortment OF Soft Of qualities, sapes and col
6rSs and Will be sold ut the lowest rriecs.srs
y Is s7-ssg 49, 3. AVERY, .Sosst4e andF14ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.

JrvE 18th.-Flour steady, with small sales Of
.Howardst, Ohio and City Mills at $780,
Wheat unchanged, sales white at 150a16S, and
red ct ], 30 Corn, white at 4Ga51c, yellow AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19

JUNE lS:ZThe Convention adopted the plat
form principles, and are now debating whether
70 proceed 10 FORMAL or Informal ballot. =
Mclean and Chase. of Ohio. are hOtbto With
tlrTr,y. Fremont Will pro6ably receive a.plur-
atty on the first ballot. Vi. =. .
The first ballot commenced this afternoon,
and it is quite evident that Fremont viii be
nominated. On the first ballot, New York and
nearly all the New Eugiand States went boldly
~ Isl . bsllot4Freaoht $50; aIcLanc 1876; Banks
-. 80 GffTEsSooS- SESSION,
The Chairman of the National Republican
l(1onmiftee sublnittod a c6mmunication, from the
lco,nn,ittaa ,Dnointpd Ivy the North American
Convention, Stating that in pursuance Of a resO-
Tuition of that Convention, they had been in
view of concerted action by both conventions.
Mr.. LittIeiohn of OswcgO, moved that COM
mittce of one from each. Stats he. chosen, and
SAID it was but right that the great American
party should have one candidate on the ticket
nominated. i
Here Giddings opposed the motion, and said
lif n committee Is appointed to confer With Amer
I Jeans he should also wish one to con-
form excitins icbhte during the, most of the
morning. upon the motion to proceed toiah IN
formal Pa let or General one. ersued. -
Mr. Webb, opposed baliotine at present, -.
Gov. Kent Of Maine. followed on the same
side sil.,557s'7.7 .szz,.3
+ Mr.. sPuryiance, of Ohio, alter. an, earnest
ls6ecch. urging immediate action. moved an
sLneSf,nenf 70 strike out ttiTifoFmai" and insert
itfornal't bal tt: pax
nr Elder deprecated haste and urged an omen
Confsrence ~ the delegates from each. State
ana fE SFsStIs1 g as % S'1'ye - s u
l--rs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
Iptrrp AN AG11Es

q
Il 1Ssqf SYrAdit1 Cared bv .Boer1areS
holland Iielae Kelly Grant near Smith.
field stFeet running on river, on
cotton 6etWe Gatphez and New Orleans,
with Fever aud For eight long months
sutIrt ts9 lfil disease. The part Of this
for different msdlcihes found relief.
Three VSs ago. gnS friends insisted npon my try
guaranteed After tryins Il for only week, must
weeks have had return of the chls and fever
Whatever" Si'-~ 49,
Icgrllfy the above statement IS true. 5ststss
So THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or nj II. Chestcr,s. Gothic Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19


# #.
,rI5e only new st,55. ri,
al R +; - 4S9sis5
cent ON ,aSsfi,s 4 IN
In orc pfigsfs letters IS ,tIis 7sSabia Fiiish
iye Rave sssn mad 70 tht poll
between "; tbs country ana
p at q ;I1sceaal s9lslslGa
feeling toward tRis couFtrv and in
lfc,tes cySiv tSSfsnosition ~ a. an That IL
b6ssible to r,sintoin ncaeciiSl IalsfieSs The
orders by the AT1Ba fof rseeuriticsaI,s snail
but the letters state TINT once tiie hort
ION clears theretwould be large movement in
them. ii5i7:, g, f,slfS ~
The foreign II,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the Bo5rg tSken
'Sayantage sefl fie market
down There y{As more 20 short
to-day than Ne have seen Some fimc mast
although find no ono Ayhoi aTticiDatesthatthe
matter; in dispute between EieTahdi and this
result in than DELAYED neso-
fiatons Our disnI,te Viii, sFesis,; mon H.,
Oregon boundary question Vas much more SCI.
rioiis fhaS our ipfesent dcystantIine yet
that was settled without difficulty. as no 5iofll5t
.fbis %lrl9 in5bfsl6li0 iFssidsgeyett5 sniff
Client for tiie b9af ID 6befte iftofi mid oIonbt
some tinfitl 4to6k holders ina} sell out, and thus
assist f ifh9s 66litic.9 3lorfss
Flesi t1is now b. that the
Stock market yould 4 ,l1yarsl
movement 30 -, = ,!5slas - [
..oos;5s - 5. - ss.sz tsse sss.rsR
Tar HIAwsTH1 ,rSu;. That was to
ti ,:,,4 n. - - i.-,.s Il
9e OF it'Nse susJotl
Z sfte ''tE,s
encc OF the P1ttSburShcrs 10 that line as record
,t,Il,,,t y. u. q 80
W az. VI 1te,H =. V sf - % sts't -, r
ON SfoIcIly, ,,,,. row.
81 - ~ ~ ~ = :, i - 7
WlCi1S u=6tlaEoN- hunDuSs winch PROBABLY cost
them some 70 Or 30 AfE hG38ectJthpliShed
X i IA ! sIljT "A 4 LTs 80 NJ - JEs
V1isS 40 ATM, W AT
Masonic Etat land to tho hall went the elite and
ERsIins Al. IN 'I1ty Itnfs sS6tor sviuo mn
. ~ t3Yo :, .. Fe iS "a,
time Girl in n FeTtt short kerr dress very
H. &; St ,,ol- - - Is = a. G
tuW III LutIleGht -hlule sneE' uppeHIaucS on lueT
stage with her face, neck and shoulders painted!
roj Ctt,o 4[oI,SSf,t So NO - ioots iil,a
tSu. A3SAtS t!tvutsAt DIV Nse " 5 " 4VSh, lAEAs
In commence reading t1rt10h boFdIE, a +aI.c61li
- ~ =. - X 20 ~ - 80 -, kS ~
cOulu uclr ulSunctty WORD she uttered, Inc
hudience hung their hna6s1f DIR .DHIss rnolest-
n 49,, - ID m Al x Dr. "a -
90 ltlSli y " stlSnGs7 Eoc uiu
minutes the orf,T. Who il !, bnineo65ffiF 1,l,,,
.t. 1850 80 :, f't . ~ - HtS Ply
SIci1ll and believes IN small doses, coneludedS
mat tue audience mad gGt en9a . iTr taas
$50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
Regular UnionsLine Packet.
New Grocery and Produce Store
! l.wIIooI .IrsA LEI AND RETAIL.

4 = = g
y that ie has opened lone door below Wekhams Auction
Roon) No, 17s Market st first class Family Grocery
Of goods usually ablhments Of the klud, and Of
gum from Tst hands in the EASTERN and Southern
markets with direct reference to the retail trade. Evety
esS bought for cash "a pantItiss aape
Witolesals trade therefore enabghto s at the lowest
Ss s ES psPnT Ssi g s more @ oha
buyers, and hopes BY strict attention and iar prices .
merit share Of Pube patronage, his In part
CofFRE ARio, Rio, Laguayra and Java iziH
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