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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

"Hcrc's Webster on bridge said
Mrs. Darlington, as she handed Ike
the dictionary. Study it contcntivc,
ly, aud you will gain great deal OF
inflammation"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
Valuable farm for Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale II valuable
L improved farm, situated four miles from
st. Charles City, consisting of 2l5 acres, A OF
which are timber. Over fifty acres Of the farm
are under improvement, being we'll fenced,
and crops growing, A good log dwelling
house and outbuildings on the premises.
aS0 Price $40 per acre.
HlLpRETH 4 CARVER.
st. Charles City, Juno 7, 1868.
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a." Our readers are requested to note with
care the advertisement found in another col
umn Of this paper of pr Mann's AEIe i@lsun,
offered to the public IT, a safe ana cttcctuIl
cure tor cLills, fever and aGuc. Wcarc utter
ly aycrsc TO mourning editorial responsibility
in trilng matters but rs We deem it no uifing
matter to call the attention Of our readers To
anything that Is good neither do we consider
it unworthy the editorial profession to recon
mend patent medicine that has proved itself
good. and has and still continues t. perform
cures wherever used. is this remedy has done
since introduced to the public-wc mean DR..
Mann ; Bulsam is the article We have in view
and if the certificates of some of the most dis
tinguishcd men in the country are entitled t.
crcdcucc, then is this preparation all that is
claimed for it 10y the projectors. 1t is sold
by all good and responsible druggists and deal
crS in medicine throughout the country, Try It.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
office.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Proposals
IN will be received until the LIST of April lol
the purpose of enclosing the School House lot.
in st. Charles City with a good board fence
For particulars call upon
IS +. CHENEY, Director
Of Sub District No. 3, st. Charles Township.
ST Charles CITY, March %, 1859.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

A lady whose style of piety was
more affected than attractive, once
took a friend to task for wearing
feathers. But said the friend, "why
are my feathers any more objection
able than the brilliant artificial flow
ers in your own bonnet~ "Oh,' re-
Piled the censorious disciple Of Cant,
"Christians must draw the line some
where, and / draw it at feathers !"
This seemed to her sufficient reply.
Take off that bow" shouted a
coarse grained Methodist minister to
a prominent and most excellent lady
in his congregation who had ventured
upon this modest adornment MAD
am, take off that bow, or III read you
out of meeting" The good sister was
read out, and not long after the boOr-
ish minister was read out Of Confer
cncc.
The resolutions passed in suudry
ecclesiastical bodies at the present
style of ladies' dress, are upon par
with the criticism exhibited by these
anecdotes. To be sure this style, like
any other, may be carried to an ex,
travagant and ludicrous extreme bat
as a style we hope it will never be
abandoned for any new whim OF lash
ion. 1t is not only tasteful and ele
giant in effect, but it contributes de
cidedly to the good health and com
fort Of wives ard daughters.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
store TO Rent.

rINuE Subscribers otlvr for rent, on favorable
/ terms, their Store in the mtellgencer
Building. They will also sell their entire
stock Of Books. Stationary, Paper Hangings
&c. at cost HlLpREIH & CARVER.
S. Charles Civ. u ,rch 20, 1862
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
NrlircrOr Wholesale Market.
FARM FOR SALE.
WEDNESDAY,, March %, lSjA.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his I'm.
/ proved Farm, containing 30 acres, lying
On the Little Cedar River. in Nile. Township
Floyd County. iowa and 6 miles from st
Charles City, the county scat The said farm
i, malr up OF 10 acre, "t timber and tho bal
tnrc prairie and meadow, in desirable proper
ton % acres Of the prairie i. under good cul-
t.yaton and well fenced. There is good
hou>c upon the premises. il we'll of living wa
ter. barns, out houses &c. Said farm will bc
sold for 5000 per acre.
Better yrt-thc purchaser shall have the
farm and the team, stock. farming nipple.
mrnts, household furniture, &c, &c, Un the
premises. for 50 600 cash in hand.
ANDREW LOAN.
Niles Township, FLOYD Co.. Feb. 10. 1879.
Inquiries may he made Of the Subscribers in
s.. Charles City, Floyd county, Iowa.
ems HuDRETu < CARVER.
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Snr,apai.il.a and sti..insia.

= Thousands who have used the Stillingia
=. and >araaplrilla will testify to its remark
: able effect in removing all impurities from
( the blood, giving tone aud yigor To the
- whole human frame and restoring q
- healthy action 10 all the functions OF the
body
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

"Ah, me-" said a pious lady, "our
minister was a very powerful preach
cr; for the short time he minstcrcd
the word Of God among us, he kicked
three pulpits to pieces, aud banged
the whole in'ards out of five Bibles"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
NEW HAMPTON HOUSE,
AMERICAN HOTEL,
H.. .ppnuyr G. MORGAN

MITCHELL, MITCHELL CO., IOWA.
The Projectors will endcavor to render the
American House cmphatically the Traveller 4"
Home. Good Stlblln9 anu the OcSt oi care
for horses. 2Nl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
For sale or 10 Escshs.

THE Subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
terms his store aud tenement, stul-
ted on Mill Street adjoining the store OF }. W
Lekmkuhl x Go. in St. Charles City. Ii not
sold he will rent the building at Il moderate
charge. For general variety store or mcr-
camille business Of any kind, it is one OF the
best stands in town. The upper part of the
building affords n convenient tenement for a
small family. Possession given the first of
April. SANFORD HARDWOOD.
St Charles City, March y, 1859. l2tt
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school Books.

OF various kinds, for sale cheap at the st
" Charles Bookstore. 10y
HlI.DRErH & CARVER.
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Notice.

VITHEREAS, my wife, Margaret Ann, hal
w left my bed and board without any
just cause or propagation, therefore all person.
are hereby forbid to tiarbor or trust her on my
account from and after this date.
DAVID !. HOLBROOK.
Floyd March 10, 1859 3:llw4
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information address
i NJ ON.IiMAN

Mayor OF Cedar Falls.
For references. inquire of Jesse Clement of
the Dubuque Times or \. i. T. llildrcth OF
the st Charles city lntclligcncer.
March = 1889.
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OS\GE, HOUSE.

Usage, MITCHELL CO.. IOWA.
GOODELL s. SNOW Profriet"rS.
Stages on all Routes leave this House DAILY.
H. w GOUDELL. H. G. SNOW
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

- Scrufula in all its forms, letter or salt
, ' Rhcum. Sclld Head, Canher, Nursing Sore
= Mouth, Ulcerations, and Enlargement Of
- the Joints, CancerCus and Indoent Tu-
- mors. Kings Evil Erypsipelas, St. Antho-
ny ! Fire, White SwellingS, and all obsti-
nate Cutaneous EruptionS, yield directly
> To its purifying influence. Pimples ON the
- Face, BlOtches, PuStules, rheumatism
y Dyspepsia, &c; Syphiltic and Mercurial
Affections are cured and Chl0rosis on OBJ
structions ia Females, Leucunhea or
- Whites, are relieved by the use OF this
- medicine.
n BOLLES, SMITH Il CO.,
ia Lake Street, Chicago.
- to whom all orders must be addressed.
Western Agents for scovi!l x Co., Pro
pIietuIs.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Pa
tent Medicines.
Sold by c. H Haskell. ST Charles City.
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UNITED STATES HOUSE,

J. HiLE PROPRIETOR,
West side of the Public Square,
WEST UNION. FAyETTE co, ......... IOWA.
Gss" Containing the only Office in the place
for the East, West, North and South Stage
Company. Travellers will find this II good
stopping place. Good stablinS attached to the
premises. III
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Use SroNili'S

1t is prepared by one of the best practi'
cal Chemists in the country. ST. as to in.
sure uniformity OF composition and puri.
" in all the ingredients.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24

Also lots in ST. Charles City. MITCHELL &c
WILTSE & FAIRFIELD.
Office on Mill Street, opposite the Magnolia
House, st Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa
W,rci - lS5- ~
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THEODORE MIX,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

ST. CHARLES CITY, IOWA.
Designs. Plans, Estimates and Specifications
furnished for public Buildings. Stores, Town
and Country Villas, Cottages, &c. Detail draw
inss or superintendent given when required.
on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect of the Court House, Ma
sonic Hall and other buildings in st. Charles.
With his experience he is confident OF giving
satisfaction to all who employ him. Jobbing
done ut short notice at his workshop.
st. Charles, Sept. |. 1857 5lwtf
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Temple Melodies.

TIME new Singing Book--Temple Melodies
l. in use by Rev. Mr.. Windsor Society in
St. Charlie; City, is Tor sale at ,Ae Book Store
OF HtnnhETH & CARVER.
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Desirable Lands.
WTLTSE 4 FAIRFIELD

HFFER FOR SALEthe following improved
~ and unimproved lands on reasonable
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-24
To Cure ali my Troubles

The testimonials we have received in its
favor from many members Of the medical
faculty would, were We to publish them,
ill "a large volume. This preparation
stands at the head Of ,hc list OF remedies
for curing all diseases arising from impuri-
, tie, in the blood or diseased matter Turk
. -. ~ IL .L.-L.-.n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
SIi iERIFFHS SALE.

DIV virtue al an order ar exec lion tome di
ID tect-d from The Court OF Commen III, as
d NJ eigs G ,unty. | viii offer for sale nj Tie
Court II use in Iomeroy, at 10 u clock A. Vi. ,
on he 5th day Of March, 1859. th- following
describe lands and itnentnls, In wli--Siiu
a.ed in COIun,bn Township, Meies County
OliS, and bounced and described as follows:
Beginning at the south cast corner Of Frac-
ton No. 6, thence north forty three cIraIIs
and forty Inks; thence west forty five rods /;
tLence nnr,h tliriy two rods; thence west
fifty ioiTT and q hail rods; thence sou h thur
~ Two reds; thence south % degrees, c.lNi
tory chaInS and thrt, five links to The place
0i IegInnIng. Combining 5 acres and tory
Iour rods more or less, and sold as The prop
trty hG a dam Brati IN al he suii of x Is Wi
son Appraised a seven hundred aud Sc ven
iy-;hrte dollars. Terms oi Sale--caslI
5-5t-$3 90 J " SMITH s. NJ e.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01

aud almost naked, (his clothes having
been fornoG. to bis waist and cliufbinga a
ladder AZ the shaft eishfyFfve feet. then
going some 80 rods toward his resi-
denee before he became ezhaustsa--his
being some so rods from tile shaft
We understand that he is considered a
very responsible aud much respected cili.
zen by MI who knew him; and we deeply
synipathize with his mother, and little
brother. eleven or twelve years Of age.
who comprise the family, ION whom FOR
subsistence. they were dependent.
We also learn This morning. that it is
thought by his.medieal attendant that one
eye may be saved.2 aisnp ,e9g aoP.
l.. =. ~ e .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01


OF Tie most dirty and desperate Of the
eonSicts fherein. coufned, On Saturday
morning. without being permitted to see
= friend be was hupied off to Cleveland
and brragbt before the Court, which
promptly discharged him sOithosa bail, to
appear with The others in April
This is simple statement of the facts
in this case. Comments could mol highten
the Internal atrocity of the act. If such
an outrage should be committed in any
despotism In Europe the indis nation of
our Democracy would know no bounds.
But we will not trust ourselves 70 char
acterize the act-o the actors. act,
itself. is one of the legitimate fruits Of the
fugitive slave law. and the actors the fit
ting instruments Of its execution. q s.da
The citizens Of Dublin, without dis
tinction OF parties, met, and after denouDc-
ing the outrage in fitting terms, passed
the following resolutions u1uula.T
WHEREAS, On the 18th inst, w e.
Lincoln, teacher in District, No. 4, Wash
ington Township, was seized by Sam'l
Davis, acting AS deputy for the U. S. Dep
uly Marshal Lowe of Columbus, was taken
from the school house, and without auy
show of legal authority, hand-cuffed and
hurried away as ifia convicted felolb on
the charge OF having resisted case OF
kidnapping at Wellington, Lornin Co., on
the 18th Sept, 1858: 1- r7s'si i'1
Re. olVed, That in this outrage, prompted
mainly by personal revenge, We see our
own liberties attacked, and hereby express
our unqualified disapprobation of this il
legal, cowardly and insulting use OF off
cial authority,
Resolvsa, That in the spirit expressed
| by our torefathers in their motto, "Resist
ance 10 tyr9nts is obedience 10 God,'' we
do heartily sympalhize with said Lincoln
and his fellow accused, and consider tile
charge laid against them an honor rather
than disgrace to all true Americans
ResolVed. That we also express our dis
appreciation of that law which compels IL:
against the dictates Of conscience and hu
manily, 10 assist in sending back-a fellow
creature to slavery.
RESOLVED, That we hereby pledge our
selves, hereafter, to oppose amy such lille
gal use of official authority in oul com
muuily by either kidrappers deputy mar
shaIs or deputy marshaI's deputies.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
DIVORCE NOTICE.

ID EBECCA JOHNSON VS.. sylvester phn
Ii son-Pettion for div orce sylvester Jnhn
son late of the County Of MegS and State OF
Ohio, hose place of r. Sid-mre is unknown
to your petitioner, is notified that The SAID
Rthecca Johnson, OF the said County and
State, did, on the 22d Of January, 1859, fle
her petition IN he cflirtUi ;he Cork vi lhe
Court of Common Pleas, will aud Ier the
aforesaid cUuniynnd ylate, charging The SAID
deIe Hdnnt with wi'lluL absrnce Iur more han
ihrer year, ana asking that she may &C dI
vurct d from The sad Sylvester. which peII
non viii Sinnd Tor hearing at h. neXl Term q /
SAID Count. Dated Tins 22d day oi January,
$50. --t kEBECCA JOHNSON,
i5-6' $3.50 BY r.. " omiague, her Atty.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
For Gorernors Of Ohio, I
VALENTINE ID. HORTON,
Or MEIGs TCoUKTY. .

n 4 &. "a
Many papers in the State are suggest
ing names as Republican candidates for
Governor at the next election. Although
we deem It full early to enter into the can
vass, yet, we propose 10 have our s"y
lou ching the matter, and the. Hon. VALEN
TINE B. HoRroN, member Of the present
Congress from the District, is our first
choice. He is the right kind of man for
Tie times. Upon every question that4has
come npin Congress during the ioury Years
he ha been member of that body his enc
mics cannot point 10 one single vote Of Ills
which does not meet the entire appreciation
of his polit cal friends. He is man OF
DEFDs--nDt OF woRDs--he does not con
sumo the time Of Congress in making long
speeches for Buncon.bs; but when woIk is
To be done--when his vote is Wanted. he
will always be founlin his place. ready to
cast it for the right, Tor justice. and for
truth. The Republicans of Ohio, IN our
opinion, cannot find better man. ~,
We do mol know tlat Mr.. Horton would
accept the nomination, If rendered him
in fact, we kho,o he is not an office place
seeker; but we do know that il lie would
CONSENT, he would make Governor, OF
whom the great State Of Ohi1 might well
feel as ptoud as it does Of its present Ex-
ecutiye, Gov Chase. 9nd s.1ll 81 e. e.aI
1--WE are very certain that the Republi-
cans of this Congressional District would
greatly rejoice in having an opportunity af-
fnrded them Of casting their vutes for Hon.
V. B. Horton. and we are aware that he
could carry this portion OF the State by a
large maj"riiy. rr s....r. b.5
We are II. favor Of selecting q man AS
the next Republican candidate who will
unite all the opposition in Obi" against the
present tyranny at Washington, andowe be-
lieve most firmly that Mr.. Horton would
come nearer accomplishing that objert than
any other man OF whom we have any
knowledge. Ard. mere than this, we
think IL is high me that the American
people were getting rid of professional
office -seekers--mere den ag"Yues, whose
whole life has been devoted 10 lie interest
of self-and returning again to the good
old rule of the early fathers that the office
should seek the man" and not the MAJ,
/ tile office. The sooner,we retIace 2our
steps in this respect, the better ii will br
for the people at large The better II will
be for the pei pei uation of our free inslitu-
tions and The effectiveness and benefits OF
our laws. We lave too many Place-hun-
ters IN this age--enlireIy too few men
willing to sacrifice their p, rsonal interests.
for the serv ice oi their county. When
we shall have returned to the plar of m;t-
| king the man an honor to the office, we
shall have better talent. better men, a
better government, and fewer demagogues
and po ltical huckstcis.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
NOTICE

u OBJ FRT CAMfBf Ii, iaie OF Meigs conn
IL ~, UhrG w;tl-lake Ht'ticr thauM uMmpan V.
LaShtr and FGwaid l.. uh nSdn, rf said COZ. n
w. did. on .IlesiI 5III day uf JANUARY. A. ID.
1850, Fl. Z tleIr petiiinl' in I he CuurI of Com
mon Pleas, wl'iifn Hnd Tor the county Of
MeIgs and State of OHIO. against the said
Robert an pbtll, setting forth nat the said
Roi eri Gan pbc II, on the 18Th day at ApriI
ID 1855, MAS Indebfed TO John B. Miles
hcnryS Ellis a'd Morgan V. Lash+r. doing
business under the fi;m name al Miles, Ellis
LaShe-, in the sum Of 50 5At, on an ac-
count. Tor The price of goods, wares, mtr-
chandlSe aud chntteis before that lime sold
aud dr Iivered lay tile sail Miles Ellis g.
LaShrr to The said Robert Campbell at his
rrqEtSt, and MI she lnteTI st on The said ohm
Is. Miles aud ilenINS =. EliiS in-wh account
was atierwnrd assis ned, sold and DELIVERED to
thr said pialnIIIS by the said John b. Miles
aud Henry =. Ellis. Aud on The I7tn d ~ of
December. Il. ID. 1853. TO Juhn B. Miles, Nor
gan Y. EaSher aud Edward l. J1hp>on do
iny business undeTIhe ui.me III Miles, Lasber
d J"hnSIn, in the FUR 'hersum Of S3i5. "a on
ar account. for the pr,ce Of goods, wares
mt1c landISe aud chauels, before that time
so d aud delivered by the said Niles. Lasher
" Johnson 10 he said Rebert CsmpbelI at
has Tequts and all the interest Of The said
JuiIu h. Miles III said account was afterward
asSiL ned, SUid and delivered 10 the SAID plain
unS hy ths ssIn JUhn u, MI ies.- And ON the
2. Il day OF August, A u. 1851 in the fur
Ihtr sum o. $l 35, for p horse before that lime
sold and delivered by .he said plaintiffs 10
The sand defendant at lis requests; that said
sums Of money have not Ueen paid, nor any
pnit thereof, and praying for Judgment
against The said RUl'ert Campbell for 1886. 25,
The amount Of said sums, with interest ON
S23541 from the 18Th day of Apri!, A. Il.
1855, AMI on 1865 "a rom the Eth day of
December, A. -. 1888, aud on SI35 90 from
the 23d day of AuguSt, "A. ID. 1887. And The
said kuLerL Campbell is notified that order
ot attachment las been issued in tins case
and returned, nd ihathe is required 10 ap-
p-ai aud .lswer sald petition ON CT before
The third saturday alter the first day Of
March. A. ID. 1889.
MORGAN v. LAsHER & +. L. JouSsoN,
By simpson q Lasiey, their Atty's.
nA ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
nIiERIFF'S SALE

DN virtue OF au Urder OF sale TO me diIectrd
ID from tht Curt of Common PitnS OF Neigs
County, will offer for >ale at HE d ,nr OF tl,e
Court House in P"n;Crny, on he 5ih 'day Of
March. 859, a. ! 1 Oclnck =. NJ, the foiInw.
ing de scrrbed lands and tentmeniS to wit
Bounded aud ue>crbed as oll"ws to-wIt--
Beginning AT The north asst corner uf lands
conveyed 10y G. Bowning Ia Marin Rupe. an
,he W esi side of Sectitn II, town !. Range
IA, rhI" Company's Purchase; hene' Yves,
22 claims. I5 links; thence south chains
aud 50 links; thence west c2 chains aud 90
I'm Ks 10 the center uf Section "a; iheucr
north chains ana 9l4 inks; ilenre east 45
chains aud 25 links; thence So IL lr4 IA inks 10
ihe place OF beginning, except . STRIP Ol .laud
c"nN eyed by Samlrt / Reeves 10 Marlin Rupp
AppTalSt d ~ tETee hlth0rtd and iurty two dol
lars, (342:C0 } Also an her lot described as
follows Beginning nj The south east corner
OF innds owned NY WIIluin Puge aud W M
Page; then south lhIee rods aud lhiriy five
(5o) icet; thence weSr len rndS; thence n rlh
three rods and tn rry FIVE i35) It ell; thence
east To he place Of beginning lie ing Ih. same
Town lot on which the said Leonard - Tuwn.
He Id now reside s, IN "0gevIlle, Meigs county
Appraised at $2zU co and Sod as The prop
erl OF eunard Tow nSid al The SUIT of
Aiden 5 BISsell aud John = Bla"k a't=
5-5t-$4.5I. e ..... ..... J. V. Smith, s. NJ. c.