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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
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The Ladies of st. Charles.

Late on time thought to make
A rhyme or two. just for the sake
OF Willing off an hours leisure,
And try my luck to frame measure.
The theme l chose to dwell upon,
And make the subject of my song,
Was to sing with truth and spirit,
My own convictions of the merit
OF those who charm our flecting hours
With gentle beauties winning powers,
And write us many lovely ditty,
Our ladies' fair of St Charles City.
And then to perfect every line
Did invoke the sacred nine
Celestial MUSES., who, they say,
Alone inspire the poets lay;
l sought their heavenly inspiration,
Not for public admiration,
Nor fame, nor popular applause,
But to do justice to the cause
Of those whose fame had in hand
To celebrate it through the land.
That all should know both far and near,
How gifted are our ladies dear.
prayed the Muse to cause my song
To flow in gentle strains along,
And let each line, each sentence be.
Fraught but with truth from hattery free.
A frown of indignation dire,
The muses. S scornful brow did shroud,
While from her eyes the living fire
Flashed like the lightning from the cloud.
from fattery Tree, the muse did say
"hat' thihKest .hou cahst frame d hy,
VI VI ought Proauce In prose or verse;
l NAT nan their virtues wouIa rehearse'
No, exercise what wit thou hast
And do the very best thou canst,
Vhy et},,rfs still will fall below
The praises to their merits due.
For fiirist Of created fair,
And loyeliest of their lovely race,
Invested with sndea-ments rare,
Adorned with cncb CELESTIAL grace.
VII 'h .0.li.I ..t5 ,,s' l 70 SAW i,' un:'
W;th a;lnnIitn W.; ial, r"L LII ond , ,;tt,.
S,,.h ,I" aro ~" .ha i,ir nf 81 Ghar,os G;tv
''"''' ''- WV ''''' - '''
R,igbt fro,, their eves tho radiant lpbt
az intcIIactraI FIR. l. o+Ieam;nr
The rose and Iillv nura mite
n, cbnsls and bra,ys ,vith boor,v b,op,;,cr
Endowed with wisdom. prudence sense.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

By experiments made during the
last year by Professor Smyth at Edin-
burgh, with a series of earth thermom-
eters, imbeddcd in the earth at vary
ing depths, it was proved that there
was gradually increasing heat of
one degree, Fahrenheit, for every for
ty feet in depth so that at less than
two and half miles, water would be
at Goiling heat, and at less than one
hundred miles depth, all things must
be in a state of fusion.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

Santa Anna has prepared "plan
of salvation for Mexico. 1t of course
proposes to place him in supreme pow
er, and the character Of the plan may
be inferred from the following which
is the sixth and last article: "The par.
tizans who do not submit to the Gen
eral-in-chief shall be treated as bands
of robbers, and they shall be severally
shot |"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

The Rock Island Argus, in a late
issue, very facetiously says, that the
only currency of the people in the intc-
rior of Iowa consists of Bologna sau-
sages and whiskey That editor must
have patronized the small groceries
when he was out, and acquired u large
amount of "interior circulation be-
fore inditing such paragraph,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

At Justices court in this town re-
Gently, woman was testifying in be-
half of her son, and sworc that he had
worked on farm ever since he was
born. The lawyer who cross-examin-
ed her said You assert that your
son has worked on a farm ever since
he was born?" 81 do" "What did
he do the first year ?" " lie miked ~
She had him there.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

Lord Brougham's son, who is yet a
minor, and consequently dependent
upon his father for support, has been
paying his attentions to young act
rcss. His father wrote him a laconic
epistle thus eff you do not quit her
Pll stop your allowance" The son
replied: "If you do not double it
I'll marry her" He will have seat
in Parliament when of age.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

GROWING Big MEN.-Dr Holmes, the
Boston anatomist, has given us new
theory for rearing men of a larger
growth. He says:
In Kentucky, Ohio and Western
Vermont, men grow to larger sizes
because of the limestone formation
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

PARLoR LABORATORY. - astonishing
Experiment. Into a small rctort place
an ounce of strong liquor of potash
that is, pure potash dissolved in water,
together with about a drachm of phos-
phorous. Let the neck or beak of the
retort dip into a saucer of water, say
half an inch deep: now very gently
heat the liquid in the retort with a
spirit lamp until it boils In a few
minutes the retort will be filled with
a white cloud, then the gas generated
will begin to bubble at the end of the
retort minute more, each bubble
as it issues from the boiling fluid will
spontaneously take fire as it comes
into the air, forming at the same time
the philosophers ring of phosphorus
acid. Care is required in handling
phosphorous but our young chemical
readers will, we think, not forego this
wonderful experiment for the want of
due attention, for, without proper care
on their part, we must give up show
ing them wonders, even greater than
these. - Scientific Americaa
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
A. S. FELT,
General Real Estate Agent,

Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co., Ioca.
Will select lands in the Usage and Ft. Dodge
Districts, locate Land Warrants, buy and sell
Real Estate, pay Taxes for nonresidents, and
do general Real Estate business Timber
and Prairie Lands for sale cheap. Any busi-
ness entrusted to my care will receive prompt
attention Refer to
Bartlc, White & Henshaw, Independence,
Greene, Wearc & Co., TT. Dodge,
Greene, Weare and Rice, TT. Desmoines,
Greene & Weare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Hon. L. W. kingsbury,
Madison House. Chicago, ILL.,,
is. Lovelaud, Earlvillc, N. Y,
Capt. C. C. Brand, Utica, n. Y,
Hon. G. V. Denniston, Albany, N. Y.
March, lS, 1867. 2yl
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doltst6arS tbe Course Of 6upire takes its Map.'
.Lapland Marriages.

Every Laplander has his dozen or
two dozen reindeer, and the flock of a
Lapp Cresus amount sometimes to
two thousand head. As soon as a
young lady is born--after having been
duly rolled in the snow-she is DOVER
ed by her father with certain num-
ber of deer, which are Immediately
branded with her initials, and thence
forth kept apart as her especial prop
erty. In proportion as they increase
and multiply does her chance improve
of making good match. Lapp court
ships are conducted pretty much in
the same fashion as in other parts of
the world. The aspirant, as soon as
he discovers that he has lost his heart,
goes off in search Of a friend and a
bottle of brandy. The friend enters
the tent and opens simultaneously the
brandy and the business !; while the
lover remains outside, engaged in
hcwing wood, or some other menial
employment. If, after the brandy
and proposals have been duly discus |
sed, the eloquence of his friend pre-
walls, he is himself called into the
conclavc, and the young people are
allowed to rub noses. The bride then
accepts from her suitor present of a
re;;.-deer's tongue, and the cspousals
are considered concluded. The mar
riagc does not take place for two or
three years afterwards, and GIirr::ng !
the interval the intended is obliged to
labor in the service of his father-in-
law.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
FARM MANAGEMENT.

According to J. J. Thomass prize
essay on Farm Management" the
principal essentials to good farm man
agement are Il. Capital enough to
buy the farm and stock it we'll 2 The
judicious selection Of farm of size
compatible with these requisites. 3.
To lay it out in the best manner.
!. To provide it with fences, gates
and buildings. ). The selection of
In, best animals, and the best imple-
mopts lat can be procured at rea-
sonable price. 6. To bring the soil
into good conditiv,n, by draining, ma
nuring, and good cuItG-~e. !. y good
rotation of crops covering every part
of it. 8. A systematic arrangement
of all operations, so that there shall be
no clashing or confusion. 8. Dill
gence. TO- Good management Of
business affairs, buying, selling, &c.
-Taiiey Farmer.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

THE DIGNIrY OF LABoE.-ln early
life, David kept his fathers sheep
his life was u life of industry and
though foolish men think it degrading
to perform any useful labor, yet in
the eyes of wise men labor is truly
honorable, and the most useful man is
the happiest. A life of labor is mans
natural condition and most favorable
to mental health and bodily vigor,
Bishop Hall says: "Swcet is the dcs-
tiny of all trades, whether of the brow
or of the mind. God never allowed
any man to do nothing From the
ranks of industry the worlds greatest
men have been taken. Rome was
more than once saved by man who
was sent from the plough. Moses
had been keeping sheep for forty years
before he came forth as the deliverer
of Israel, and the apostles were chosen
from amongst the hardy and laborl-
Gus fishermen.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
80 TIRED

Weary Of life? ah, no--but tired Of liie'S woe;
Weary Of It's troubles and cares
Willing to rcSt-becausc 80 well know
Whit lraughts the hand Of passiOn Sun preparel.
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF GASTRIC
JUICE, prepared from Renns,. after the directions
Of baron Liebg, tho great Psychological Chemist, by
!. HDIGHTON. ~. ID. Philadrlrhis. n.
This i NATURES OWN REMEDY for 90 nm
hesllhy stomach. No ar % man can equal lie eyra
tive powers. II contains Acohol, Bitter, Acids %
Nauseous Drugs. Il l. extremely agreeable 10 The
taste, aud may he taken by the most feeble patients
who rannot water cracker without neuie disiren
Beware 81 DruEged limitations. Pcpsin i mot . drug,
tall on The Agent and Get Descriptive Circular.
gratis. giving large amount % Scientific Esidencr,
liom tiebig's Animal Chemistry; DE-. cnmbes Physi.
olory 81 Digestion; Dr.. Pereia on Food and Diet !.
ID. John W. Draper, Of New York University Prof.
Dunslisons Physiology; Prof silliman. d Yale Col.
leges Dr. Carpenters Physiology; Sc. together with
reports 81 Cures from I'll parts 81 the United States.
~ Pcpsin N Powder sent ~ mail posi. paid, on ~.
eeipi 81 One Dollar
sold Wholesale and retail hy Druggists generally aud
by ID. llEARTT,
lIillsbofougb. NJ q.
tnnf 10. De- IGN
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NEW TANNERY.

TTSHE subscriber having established Tanncry TO
4 Mebanesyille, Aamance county, the North caro-
lima Railroad will be pleased to furnish 10 those who
may favor him with their patronage, good article OF
Sole, Upper. and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather, and liberia
prices paid in cash for them.
4 BOOTS and SHOES manufactured to order, and
made Of the very best French and Northern skins and
from Leather Of my own tanning. Allwok done IN my
shop warranted TO he well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE,
Sept. I6.-0G- Mebanessille, N. e.
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BHAyE now in store, and shall keep constantly for
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Cofees, Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails, Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse,
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, NC &c.
All kinds of barter taken for Goods, viz: Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper Feathers, Beeswax, Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs Plank, Shingles and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once year.
JAMES WEBB.
February =. 20
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

THE sciences q Chemistry and Medicine have hen
taxed their utmost 10 produce this lest most perfect
purgatve which i known % Innumsrable pFaafs
shown that these PILLS have virtue. Nhish suTaN IN
excellence The ordinary medicines and that they win m
procedentely npon the esteem Of al They s
and pleasant 20 take but powerful to cure Their pspe
tabs pruperss stimulate The vital aciisie. n the ty
remove the ot-tuc,ons q ~ organs. purify the blood
and expe disease Theygurgr ont lie iou humors Sih
bred and zror dlsiemr stimulate sluggish di.r.
defed organs their natural aeon and mrari healthy
tone with strength 70 fhs whole system. Not only u
they cure the everyday complaints q every tady Ut
as0 formidable and dangerous disases TINT have tsfet
,he best q human skin While they produce powerful
eec;s hsya are II the time, In diminished dosss, he
ssfst and tst physe that b. employed for children.
Being sugareoafsd iry rleasani % take; and ing
purely vegetable are free from Any risk u harm. Ours
have been made which snrpass blsf we're they mo- sti-
santais By men II sueh exalted r-it5n and eharaeeF
% foftid the suspicion q untruih fany eminent
csrgymsn and physicians have ient their names b ee
o % the public the reliability d ny fenee-, While IN.
ers hare sent ne he q their eonviein that
nv prsfarntons contribute mmthly the relief u NJ
anficf4d, suffering fsIi0w-msn.
Ths Agent below named pleases "a furnish rats ny
American Almanac containing directions o their al
certificates n their cures q tls li1Wing oyut ahts
Ca-tissness Bli0u. Compisints. rheumatism nEuprl,
Heartburn. HsSiaehe arising frgn 5s Stomach. Nm
- Indigestion. Morbid inaetien Il The Bowels and lan
arising thsrefrm, Tla;uisnry, Lss 4 APPETITE, AZ TIER
Uus aud CnsAneous Disrsses which ftnifa sfaeHant
Msaifine ssrufala a. Kings WI Jfsy s.p ~ pnyiff
inR he bigd and eliminating he System. cne mAay
complaints which Il would MT r. srfggssd Thy rss4d
rsah sns D-s.nsss Partial BliHdutss Neuralgia I'D
Nervous Ifrftstiiy. Derangemsnis e IL Liver and Nj
neys Cont snd gher kindred euupiants arising fsfn
gS state u the body distraction y IL fInet0ns
Do b0t b pa, % BY unrrinerlsd dealers With ere
osisr plr fhsy make more proat IN. AZ ff Arrfss
pff1 and take nothing lie, NJ othsr they rive
you compares with ibis Ii IL Intrinsic yhiue ~ tAtws
Iovsfs The siek want DE bet al there u for tfu.
aHd thsy should have IL
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THE N. CAROLINA STATIST,
AND
MAGAZINE Of LLSefNI Information.

III
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w ~ ~, ;sson,;n.,on ~ statistical
aevo'eu eNelesNSis " '"o u'e9e'''1"O' "
Information. i.e.,. ;.,.n;
Inc wan = susn Jla'''a. aa An,
srn' &. ~ 49, M ~, $500, .aa.,,,;n
Wl'il W y IA. n. .,'., s a,.h - II mn
,uu.v P'ustss's' 49, 80 Y
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ina' We nv ~ - gsa,e I,r,,.
We a''tlpu.ea :. ny van - no,,a,oo
amoum'so y s'iu'I'e a,,u naen,,,on,.
'crsu ,h'ous ~, s;,,,a,;an M IN
ahu necoius' y -. III, Y. ~ M .,h;aese
praeusai Pl5posss = y
tain our newspapers often publish vnluahe statistical
information which is either lost, il preserved by
very few IL So announcement 10 find when wanted, that
the facts are soon forgotten The same may be said 81
thc Reports and Statements from time time made by
our incorporated companies. ana o'ne'' fhsasea y
"aru''e.u' IN ;,sms ~ information and
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TO Teachers.

DESIRABLE SCIiOOI FOR SALE.
INTENDING 10 remove from Hillsboioagt I offer
FOR sale ny House. Lots, school, Furniture and
school Apparatus.
The house i mosi conveniently arranged ~ Select
Boarding school The Lot II highly impf9vtd. The
Garden lled with choice vegetables fruits and flowers.
The adjoining 10, Is aso unirt cultivation.
The village ha, siNays been eslsbrsisdfo lie bealih
ard ibis schoo has now been in successful opetslob
ior twenty years.
For further psriirnllfs terms Me. address
REV. ROBERT BTRWELL,
JIilisbofoUEi, NC.
ssp,eube,2 ?. o.
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BARGAIN
.WDH9y Sared y money Hth0f'
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.

Fresh and desirable Goods at mucn
reduced prices.
Y consequence u icing k,ei ia the season in getting
70 my Goods fLan ought 10 have seeh % meet 'be
wants folly u my ensiamffs, aud money e more Sa-
4sHe n Il tec9ags iii greater demand. and can ope'
lie slt4niare0r4f g.l i ii thF future. have deter
mined 10 aer5es q large extent tie profits % al ms
Rich ana Fancy ga5l; Therefore offer 20 ell l1r essh
or 70 ny regular ztpiuefs On ine ny
Entire stock ol tipOds, both II illllsborolgl
ami SoDta Lowell, AZ reduced prices.
Tie f5llawinr n8 NED ti0yis wild nef d Cost VIZ
sfI e ap erhens5se Dfes. Gods consisting u M0ae
Ii b Llinss Fancy All Bsss sis. ine Csshmfie
al Double Wei Sfasls. Cloths, essstnffcs, YES.
isss. inh Linens BE fannel. fHfaad soil lla'saH5
Usss. Bed saj Ness8 Blankets. Festt snd Straw Bon
Hes. Ri5a1s ffsnes Embroidery. fm5fsrlng Gol8Es
Asa -tuyps. hata aar7f8s aad hi sef8s Nf " E4itf
viii i, f5lna st sefs te3gcss pTses 1T they Nefs Fnr
rEassd tefy shesp f8t tasb; siso s.iss and Catste
T5.ggs aa1 iessa Hss. Em.rliiersd nd Plain LthfH
Eawbnc ilspAsefeAsia
Tie ps5,r srt fgl.y ,ns5,s5 . cal Whoa they
arc fJyng f1t n easrasug ms tia4s, a. am feig.
mins4 10 g; ia#ssaHshts sud IN sE3st % hafe re-
I5fa n my yWB Baslaess, a eaSpaFHaJ wiib tne pre-
zen. snngeGcg 81 ise hgs, therefore general 'tdgr.
ion Of pnoes on sIIzIes may Be- eKfsttEd-Itf plsh
20 be continued sgsBg tue winter. fsFaf-i'iJ - he
spfias husacss.
would call tke fatitagin aiiA@9 q aL'tth ~ ~
Plantation ttsls. consisting u lees sPades ah1 ni9'
tsa. Pam Yad sn4 Grain >AsF1ls. sssslP Hiit'
Ing 1nd wfsias Bset, SOD l1a has hai lessi, llos5
st.siga,s Mas en1 The 80 Collins fasf.fes AAss.
81 shieh haee been selling lf IT, iaFt st Yr1fs, fH3
ts7s gwen utieHssI sBiistcJB and stt1 feIH9ii5H
a ssiug ne lssi htrE h iaass ehg base tined them
s#mv srk Ras fafe aAssJ vi ts deEiiue II the North
pfn nttErt shi NaH.4 bas sHcH H M8iual sdFahtagf
t. ~ patrons taI tafaaf bu, iJt t aseaCss q DE So
f9H ehea they NFIe ftst ed.
large DO Of laf best RIO COFFEE co hand.
/ sai desire q inform Zee public hat viii give &c
f al.tei pfaf fsf al s1eghiC attlea5 i hsfn sstt'
f8kis On fte 6It0alhg aE.4M. sllsb wv. wah91i
80 p.as WIZ TaH4g. Gp9I FHathtfs. Urt8 Ffgt
H. Esss sBs BaHff NuI ne aaaIe produce ~ III
fzaaty - opportunity msy onrf b dispose d It 20 a
3ss+'a' Or home mafkst II. l.. OWEN.
Nasenaf a. IL
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Money Wanted.

fsNEEy ttAF eft snd trnis. ! must hat, stils.
- msnts shss gsss- JAMES WEBB.
Ianasfy 8. 81
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DRUG STORE.

F c. WEBB & Co, viii keep constantly on hand
~ complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DyeSmifs, Varnishes, Periumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Anomalies,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors, SC. &c. Il,
and all other articles in their line Of business and win
the special design Of keeping only genuine articles.
They hope by close attention and moderate prlces 10
merit and receive The patronage OF the public
January 81. @i-
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Terms cash o. short credit, - suit purchaser. Il
absent, Nj. Thoma Wths vii negotiate for ne.
w. u. BAILEY, Attorney.
January 81. 2i-1w
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DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.

GOD Liver Oil, James Hair Tonic,
" Blue Stone, Chinese Vermilon,
Bordeaux Salad Oil, in black bottles, Pure White Lead
in Oil, Newman's Strengthening Plastes, Poor Mans
Strengthening ditto, Best Ceylon Cinnamon, Leather
Drinking Cups, just received at The
DRUG STORE.
March ?. 29-
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Vinegar! Vinegar!

Frsr RECEIVED sr THE DRUG STORE
- CSE BtHpgL BKsT CIDER VINEGAR.
J &. WEBB & CO.
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