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miles and hack, week.
Leave New London Wednesday at z I'M;
Arrive at Pine River same day by 6pm;
Leave Pine River Thursday at Z a IN;
Arrive at Now London day by IN;
Proposals invited for three times n week service.
i35s From New London, by Clinonvile, Embaass. and
shawapa, 10 Ksshena, 4S miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave New London Monday and Thursday al IN;
Arrive at Keshena next day by III am;
Leave Kesbena Tuesday and T ,'ay at p in;
Arrive at New London day by pm.
1883 From New London, by Norhport Little Wolf Og-
densburgb, Scandinavia, and lola, 10 Stevens Is
Point, AZ miles and back, once a week.
Leave New London Monday at am;
Arrive at Stevens's Point next day by 10 M;
Leave Stevens's Point Tuesday at l u m.
Arrive at New London next day by 6pm
1850 From Ssevenss Point by Eau Pen and Mosinee TO
WAusau 30 miles and back, three times week
Leave Stevens's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Salur-
day ATTAIN;
Arrive at Wausau same day by m
Leave Wausau Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Fam;
Arrive at stevenss Point day by 6pm
l3l6 From tevenss Point Neilsve SIS miles and hack
once week.
Leave Stevens's Point Monday at a m;
Arrive at Nellsvlle next day by 81 pm;
Leave NeisvilIc "Wednesday al a m;
Arrive at Stevcns's Point day by pm.
l3e1 From Green Bay, by Fort Howard Oneida, Freedom
Lansing, and Ellington, Hortonvillc, 40 miles
ana back once week
Leave Green Bay Thursday at 6 a m;
Arfve at iiortonv,llo next dsy by | am;
Leave Horonville Friday at pm;
Arrive At Green Bay day by 6 pm
iSoS From Green Bay, by New Franklin aud Cory vie to
hewsunee' s25 miles and back, a week.
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cord, Wssioja HaloweI, Ashland. OAK Glen
Geneva, Clark's Grove, Bancroft, and Albert
Lea's, to Saint Nicholas, 81 miles and back once
week.
Leave Red Wing Monday al 2 a m;
Arrive at Saint Nicholas "Wednesday by mi
Leave Saint Nicholas Thursday at m,
Arrive Of Red Wing Saturday by 8 IN.
Proposals for twice week service invited.
i3572 From Red Wing, by Hador. Norway, Kenyon
Dodge City, ElwooJ. Owstonna, Msliden. WI,
ton, Silver Lake, WooJvlle. Frsaklinton, and
Grspelsnd, +, Winebago City, TO miles and
back, week
Leave Red Wing Monday at ans
Arrive at Winnebsgo City "Wednesday by 6 pm,
Leave Wnnebsgo City Thursday st 7am;
Arrive at Red Wing Saturday by 8 pm.
Proposals for twice s~wsek service are invited
1879 From Red Wirg. by WacoOts. Bay City, (Ws)
Wesiervet (Min. Ter.) Central Point. Lake
City. Reeds Landing. Wabsshsw, Tepeso.sh,
Alma, (Ws) West Newton, (Min. Tsr.) Min.
re.ka, Mount Vernon, Minnesota City, and Foon-
tain City, (Wis.) 10 WinoDs, (Mn. Ter.) 70
miles and back week during suspension Of
navigation in each year.
Leave Red Wing "Wednesday at I'M,
Anye Winona next day by 6Pm;
Leave Winona Mondsy at Gam;
Arrive at Red Wing next day by pm.
Proposals for twice. week service are invited.
1874 From Reeds Landing, by Bear Valley. Msnspps,
Zumbro,a, Wsneminso Kenyon. and East P,ai-
rieylle, l., Farbaul', 90 miles and back.
week.
Leave Reeds Landing Tuesday st m;
Arrive al Fsrbsult neIt day by pm,
Leave Faribaut Thnrsdsy Ut q m;
Arrive at Reeds Landing next day by 4pm
Proposals invited for iri-wesky service Tor which
bidders will name a schedule.
1866 From Reeds Landing by West Albany, Hyde Park
and Oronoco, to New Haven, 80 miles aud back,
a week lv
Leave Reeds Landing Tuesday al 6 am;
Arrive at New Haven by IN;
Leave New Haven Mondsy at 9 ami
Arrive at Reeds Landing by 6 p m.
Proposals are invited for twce-a week service,
1876 From Wabashaw, by repeeotah, Panvew, EIgin,
Waterloo, and Rochester, TO Austin, 70 miles and
back, once week.
Loave Wabashaw Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Austin next day by 8 M;
Leave Austin Thursday at 9 m,
Arrive Ut WAbashsw next day by pm.
Bidders will give Of cther inermediste Offices
ifany. ~
l357 FromW Wabaslsw, by Tepesotah, Beaver White River
Falls and Saint Charles to Chstisd, 60 miles
and back, week.
Leave Wabashaw Monday ut am,
Arrive Ut Chafield next day BY pm;
Leave Chatfeld Wednesday at . m;
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-20

\ REMARKABLE CAsE.-We have
noticed the case of Rams
ford Daniel, of Roanoke county, who
was convicted of an outrage upon his
own daughter, chiefly on her testimo-
ny, but was afterwards granted new
trial and acquitted, the girl and her
mother having acknowledged that they
sworc falsely. \ correspondent of the
Lynchburg Courier says:
1t is said that the Joy of the inno-
cent man was almost beyond bounds
when he was released. He mourned
and shed tears for his prosecutors. and
jumped and shouted and clapped his
hands for joy, that he had escaped the
suffering of punishment which would
nave fallen so heavily on the innocent
verify, it is better that ninety-nint
wllom we believe to be guilty shoulc
escape, than that one innocent MAJ
should be punished. This plot oriei
mated with tue mother, and agreed IL
by the child, so that they might rc,
the old man out of the way, when the,
proposed taking up with two animals
in the form, but lacking the morals o
| men.-RiGhmom WAig.
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Following the Sun.

The tide Of migration again sets
westward with the opening Spring.
Besides those who rush towards sun.
set in the laundering train, the green
borders of the great wagon roads are
nightly lighted with the camp fire OF
the home-huntcr. The canvas-covcrcd
wains labor on, and the haXcn heads
of coming men" are put out be-
tween the tawny curtains, to see the
wonders by the way.
When one thinks of it, il IS towards
the West, at the West, in the West,
that the hopes of half the world are
straying. The East is associated in
the thought, with very old ruins, and
very ancient graves, and very many
yesterdays. But the West is vigor-
Gus and young-how glorious its riv-
ers, how free its airs, how broad its
prairies, how full Of blue aud beauti-
full to-morrOwS.
So thinking, thousands hurry over
the old worn thresholds of the East,
and leave the fric nds they were born
with, and set their faces to the West,
and depart. The sun is to them, like
the pillar of fire TO the lsracIitcs it
goes over the route they are taking,
every day, and sets every night in the
West they are ncaring-preciscly
where they are going. The West
How can they heIp knowing exactly
where it lies? Isn't it just beyond
that golden cloud they almost always
see low down in the horizon--a little
to the left of that crimson one, that
j looks for all the world, Ike q castle
in the air ? Don't they understand
very well, that the evening star shines
over their home that is to be, by that
river whose waters are like silver, and
whose murmurs are nothing but mu-
sic where there is never any sick
ness, and no use at all for q grave?
On they come. They reach Michi-
gan, but Michigan is eastward of sun
set. They reach Chicago, but Chica-
90 is portal, and the West is only a
little, rerg little way beyond On
they go--by this route and that route
and routc of their own. There can
be no mistake, for the sun is not Il
blundcrcr We arc told there are
graves this side of the West, but such
| is not the land they are seeking.
Those Magcllanic clouds-will they
ever reach them, or is it indeed true
that for great hopes as for dying days
and gathering shadows, there IS such
a place as the West Of the hcart--nOt
laid down upon the earthly charts, but
just beyond the cloud?
There then, after all, is the true At
lantis--in the heart, and exactly in
the heart where gather all the morn
ing hopes and glorics Of the soul in
its beautiful west. There the golden
clouds are there the crimson castles
rise upon fields Of azure there nobody
dies, and thence no traveller returns.
- Chicago Journal.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-20
LOBA AND THE MORMONs.

The New York Times, Of Saturday,
publishes Il second letter from Fred
crick Loba, until lately a High Priest
of the Mormon Church. Loba is a
native of Lausanne, in Switzerland,
and was n manufacturer Of gas on an
improved principle until about five
years since, when he yielded to the
pcrsuasions of the Mormon Mission
aries and emigrated to this country,
arriving at st. Louis in 1858.
While in that city he was appointed
by OrsOn Pratt, temporary President
of Mormon Church. He soon dis
covered that his new brethren were
far from virtuous, and learned to his
horror that Captain Gunnison was not
murdered by the Indians, but by
Mormon assassins. Although some
what shaken, his faith in Mornonism
was moi vet abandoned, and he start
cd for salt Lake with strong conf
dcncr in the truth Of his church, if not
in the sincerity of all its protcsscd
disciples.
I
yonno. nrcscmfo1 him with = Innsc
and Same land On condition flat
no shnniJ nam,,fo ntrrn o,nnnowdnr
Sbortlv or,or Lo was modc :. protnysor
or Cb:,o;strv" and lT~L pricst and
initiated inf, thn mystcvies Of the
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-20
Religion.

Sunday religion and week day reli-
gion are thus set forth by Henry Ward
Beechcr in one of his recent sermons:
The tides come twice day in New
York llarbor, but they only come once
in seven days in Gods harbor Of the
sanctuary. They rise on Sunday, but
cbb Monday, and are down and out
all the rest of the week. Men write
over their store door, business is
business" and over the church door
Religion is religion and they say I,
religion, " Never come in here, "and Il
business, Never go in there ale
US have nothing secular in the pulpit,
they say; we get enough Of them
through the week in New York. There
all is stringent and biting scliishness,
and knives, and probes, and lanccts,
and hurry and work and worry. Here
we want rcposc, and scdativcs, and
healing balm. All is prose over there ;
here let us have poetry. We want to
sing hymns, and hear about heaven
and Calvary; in short, we want the
pure gospel without any worldly inter
mixture. And so they desire to spend
a pious, quiet Sabbath, full of pleas
ant imaginings and peaceful reilec-
lions but when the day is gone, all
is laid aside. They will take by the
throat the first debtor whom they
meet and exclaim: "Pay me what
thou owest, it is Monday" And when
the minister ventures to hint to
them something about their duty
to their fellow men, they say
"Oh, you stick to your preaching
you do not know how to collect your
own debts, and cannot tell what a
man may have to do in his intercourse
with the world Gods law is not al
lowed to go into the week. If the
merchant spies it in his store, he casts
it over the counter. If the clerk sees
it in the bank, he kicks it out at the
door. If it is found in the street the
pursue it, pelting it with
stones, as if it were a wolf escaped
from mcnageric, and shouting,
back, back, there Is no religion III
all this. 1t is mere scntimentalism
Religion belongs to every day to the
place of business as much as to the
church.
High in an ancient belfry there is
a clock, and once week the old sex
ton winds it up; but it has neither
dial-plate nor hands. The pendulum
swings, and there it goes ticking,
day in and day out, unnoticed
and useless. What the old clock is,
in its dark chamber, keeping time to
itself, but never showing it, that is the
mere sentimentality Of religion, high
above life, in the religion of airy
thought; perched up in the top of
sunday, but without dial or pointer to
ct the week know what o'clock it is,
IF Time, or of Eternity y
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-20
The Way 10 Immortality.
WHAT WE BELIEVE AND WHY.

Ii was the remark Of distinguished pbysi
cial OF the last century, that the man who
should discover specific for physical pain. as
certain in its ncutraiizing effects as water when
applied to fire, would rank in the estimation
ol poSterity, next to the inspired writers. Pro-
lessor Holloway, the founder of that simple
yet profound system of medical treatment
which has trayerscd with such wonderful
fapidIty both the old world and the new. ap-
pears to have accomplished this grand dcsd-
.fatGm and something more. 1t is alleged
"E Those who have tested the properties of his
celebrated Pills AMI Ointment i'm their own
cases That they not only alleviate the agony
''ttehdalit upon all internal and external dis
orders, hut permanently eradicate them That
these remedies are among the woodworking
agents Of an age Of wonders cannot be cues
tohed. Those who believe that the science of
medicine Is close monopoly, and that there is
no medical skill beyond the circle of the Fac
'idy, VINO look upon diploma as a sort of
hrflah 70 Which every man should bow in
tonnage, will Of course prefer being conyen-
ionally killed to being irregularlv cured
aeh Is not our taste. We care little for
names, nothing for big words and orac,lnr
shakes of the head. What we see and knoy
We believe; and really the proofs of the nm
varying efficacy of Holloway's remedies are So
numerous, so consistent SO incontrovetible.
th't our common sense, despite the learning
that we have in common with most men
toward tlme-sanctionod systems colnpcls us,
"'12's eosets, to attach full credit to them.
~ may be weakness to be guided by our
own perceptions and the testimony of honest
WITNESSES IN preference to receiving as Gosncl
what the interested advocates of a very faili
p'e system would have us believe; but we
alaln a right TO the independent use of o,,r
faculties, and must state o,r ,o,,,;a.;o,'a
The science OF medicine, as pnuticed by a larre
proportion OF its grave professors is merely a
round of stereotyped prescriptions, which every
f''iic man knows do not, one time out Of ton
answer the desired purpose Holloway's rem
e'lies, as far as we can judge, do not fail once
cut OF ten times to effect cure This is ou
answer, founded ON observation and inquiry
t. all who may arraign our judgment for ar
".rdins TO these extraordinary preparation
what we conceive to be just need Of praise
Il ineinati Coit0aJian.
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| OPERATE by their powerful influence on the
" internal y.>ccra to purify the blood and stmu-
late it into healthy action. They remove the
distractions Of the stomach, bowels liver and other
organs Of the body, aud. by rcsor their irregular
action to health, correct, wherever they exist sucn
arrangements are the first causes of disease
An extensive trial Of their virtues, by Professors
Physicians, and Patients has shown cures of dam
gerous diseases almost beyond belief were they not
substantiated by persons Of such exalted position
and character to forbid the suspicion of untru,h
| Their certificates are published in my American
Almanac, which the Agents below named are
pleased to furnish free to all inQuiriug.
Annexed we give Directions for their use in the
complaints which they have been found to cure.
fOR CCSTIyEEIss. --T Take one or two Pills or
such quantity as to gently move the bowels Cos
tyencsS is frequently the aggrayating cause, of
FILES, and the cure of one complaint is the cure
Of both. No person can feel well while under
coStiyc habit Of body Hence it should DC. as il
/ can he, promptly relieved.
FoR DYSPEPSIA, which is sometimes the cause
. Of C0sttrefless and always uncomfortable, take mild
doses 1850 from one 10 four To stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action. They will do it, and
the heartburn, b0dybtoH, and s0RibiDn Of dyspepsia
will rapidly disappear. When it has gone don't
forget what cured you.
For ForL STOMACH, or Mobid Ilaction of The
B0srclS, which produces general depression of the
spirits aud bad health take from four TO eight Pills
first, and smaller doses afterwards, until activity
and strength is restored to the system.
foR NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, NAUSEA,
pa" "' ne Ato"ach bfIH. or S4e, take from four
| 90 tIHt tl!!s on sG"E 10 ue1 II they DO not oper-
ave s1i1eleh'lS' ttAe more me next day until they
40 lheSe complaints VIII be swept ont from the
| system. Don wear tAc"c ana tnelr kindred DIS
/ o.Ge's because your stomach is foul
i'm -. ""' "a hInntfhiRN' ara a" Diseases
!? ne >""' ''kc the Ills freely and frequently, to
NHH'P '"' b""'io open. / 1t eluPtions Will gcner-
a.! SrIt 4'2iH 10 G'imhI>h and disappear. Many
a. '-"H1 ulcers ana sores have been healed up by
". J @H an" bo'1i}ii& tAect OF these Fills, and
some Disgusting diseases which seemed
tlg ""'e > 'Ici" AgFc completely yielded to their
Is,'.H'"1', hNiI"E me sufferer III perfect health
t"4tnta your dutf 10 society torb'ds that you
"i'A rmPlcS, blotches ulcers, sores, and all any
OF me "Hcieah diseases OF the skin, because your
system wants cleansing.
!" llI4Fh THE BLOOD, they are the best medi-
clhs ever olsC"'efea' They should be taken freely
ana frequently, ana the impurities which SOW the
seoa' OF heGFanle diseases Will be swept out OF the
sfste'h 'ie enai Dai'tc me wind by tins property
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lioiioway's Ointment gives immediate case
j., lumbago, pain in the back caused by over
htritining, inflammation Of the kidneys. and all
external irritation, whether produced bv dis
cgse 81 resulting from injury Applied with
IL dae degree Of friction it soon accumplishcs a
ct!..a.
sod at the mandatory No so Maiden Lane.
New York, and BY all druggists at 25c., Csc,
at.l = per pot
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Notice to Teachers.

OFEIcG OF TIE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
tomGtH Schools, FIoYD COUNTY, iowa
NOTICE Is hereby given that will attend
~ to the examination Of School Teachers
for the summer Schools, Of Floyd County, at
my residence in st. Charles City, the 18th
day Of May and the oh Of June, A u. 1903.
l., j. HuNILEY, Superintendent.
St Charles City. MAY -. 1853
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CkGo IElI Mi, fIe best rapar published in he rniIr
states II afycs nh The 4. arn MD Ersfl r.,s If ,
g"ncT.I int rel I" ,' VEIN rrad% , and pIs ~ ~
an immense mass Of intelligence, original and selected,
cga''te from a'l III. Mci "a stale an lerfi'fes No
Chicago paper rivals IiE TRIBUNE III these respects.
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The Chicago TRil}t NE a bold earnest AMI straight for
ward Republican paper 6cyard 10 Tie cIrse IL Fron
Progress ant Reform Believing t'mt Liberty aud moi
The TRIBUNE i. enlisted into the rank ~ i'm Ngtt i N
pflcalls not for a csIualatl Inn ,-,r- ~. .,r r,
king the Consultation a. il. chart and IA. Immortal cc
,araon Il Independence a. ia tSt-l ,o II r,3,si H.
the prime piles declared by the unanimous yte r The
Fathers oftho Republic in the Conqrr,. Of IT'S TIt
slavery on involuntary srryffiRa Is j,rgrI,t an , III
rmla,neLtal priaaipes Of religious liberty and Il lrrc
fore iI,-ists ttt slavery han T. rv.il FINN H. H.
.onal rerritories, and lint liz r lenc Of the Fcr
nj Government l,s cyfrfnd on me sr. IN r. t,,
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pls which recoazs the indyilralls rr.c N.s,i
eStcl tror"nce Al ~ ~, tSt hox H., ', co.
aisl,ns upon thu co-e political oElnee EXISTING between
the wv systsh MS Vi Ge~lpt~m ia Ams'e-IupcTy ami
Slavery.
POLITICAL. ECONOMY OF THE TT.IIH' NJ
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uore WORKERS and fewer droncs in lie human hive nlnr
m n and les: speculation il lms no confidence IN
S - " an = 't3sc4 ~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS
u r. m Ti5, 81 -, ~ -, - " saf,
ting the Currency aud 80 fostering Industry that Il
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the Mechanic t.tHJ M
wages and the Merchant fair i,Iit tIuor III ,it Il i
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nation against MI . MINI .sttt rIurn,,ry ,l L,i.t
Schemes htyig for their object The cyaign Of our Inv
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Ayers Pills

4 NEW SUPPLY of Ayers Celebrated
"A Pills just received at the st. Charles City
Bookstore, and for sale by
HILDRETH & CARVER.
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Blanks.
Toy Books,

4 ND Writing Books for schools. for sale al
n the st. Charles Bookstore, by
HlLDRErH i CARVER.
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l3O2GI,
In this City, May l7th, Il son to Samuel B..
Starr Esq.
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FKTFAKED BY n
DIR. J. &. AVER 4 CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD by

lhtHard E.RnER and nr. T.. 1ertfirht, 81. Charles
CdF: THs smith, Floyd; liervoy Brothers, Dubuque
("hol' te3 and by Agents in every town III the United
states. 2liyl
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Provisions.

nAI'S and CORN for sale at Inc lowest mar
~ kct price by f.. T. e. WRIGHT.
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GOODS, GOODS!

VNtlE Undersigned having purchased the in
l. trrrst Of II. ". McNaJb in the late firm
ii Wright 4 McNabb, will continue the mer-
,antlc business upon his own account at the
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Clothing, etc.
9ypEE Euot~uuI Shoes Hrldy-lnaIr Cloth
Va i'm. Hats and APPS Just amivr,L making
nv stock fan aud complete. all ct which
will sell at small profits. J.. l.. g. Wright
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-05-20
Wall Paner.

FlNITE Suhscribrr~ have just received "a good
4 stock Of Wall parrr. Window Paper, Oi
Shades, Dry Shulcs, rutnam's Fixtures, Cord,
and Iassrls which they will sell low tor c;asl
ornoduce. +. l.. c. WRIGHT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-07-14
LAND APPRAISERS.

We would suggest to the Democracy
of the several townships, the propriety OF
nominating Land Appraisers at the pri-
mary election in August. If several
Democrats propose to be candidates in
one township, it is just as we'll for their
claims and merits to be determined by the
Democracy as by Republicans. BY doing
this, much larger vote will be polled in
the Convention than there would other
wise be, and it is always best in such cases
to have pretty general expression OF
opinion.
In an Office of no more Importance than
that Of Land Appraiser for a township,
the politics of the officer is of little mo.
ment but our rule is, that when all other
things are equal, vote for Democrat in
preference to any other