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wAois Tieser $40 H,lv,.s5. os.rsf. a. .,
PLAN on mn LOrrERY.


The uamusfs from to - OUI cDffe. p1nfinr
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rae slips q Isp~f 49, fngfe 81 sth smsu un
tubss snd place 20 one shssl
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srhlrtsf fl a~ .frrre. coo f-ai..rfrI I.t ere
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Ocn r.y. iH..r ufses rnnt~fsf 81 30 So
90 stt sssA h. sn.iusi 10 $50 snd o. 90 &C.
c.'d.ag to ne s'nv~ s~hems
Csuft.ass .f % ssa-. soil 10 so,d 81 ne iui
losttg fsiss whirh BE- ne fiss
Germ aiss % Pssss. u 10 Whole Ticsss $50
90 tsI ' %
10 Qasrisr ... ~
20 Etrhfts .
~ ORDERING TICKETs OR cERTiFf.
rsfss etr'.se zoe mnnev to tuf sf.r 80 fur 10
t.ksis nrIrf~f 30 f~rstri eft ~hs.h tl-F wiII ts
fafaar.rf .f usti. puf. hasefs eco have fics-fs
snttor in aHf hEafe tt-F nsy d-sIfbse
Ia li.f ~ ifssa num'sfs 49, pfrFs ell D.
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tl's. plano 40 give ih~tf fost tf.Cr r.udiy aGl
sar
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rasatIe tn fuIf siIhHuf fffufftUn
TIA rfis.s cts 90 stf noief gsf imrns
tisfsIv snsr ~ dfssir9 10 tff pms g. lbs go
Ell ur- %. % favs
A. Comnusioanons strictly eosftssuaI
Afffsss osfrfs far TirEsls 10 Csftidrat~s 70
McKiNNkY a CO, savahsah, &c
Nsy ~ lss9.
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The ADAMS Express ConDany.

~hefebT money Tor TicsrIs in =, ms Of Ten Dol.
lars, and upWaIds, rsL he sentus
At OUR RISK ASD EXPENSE.
rom any cry o. Town where they have an once
tn money and order must b. enclosed ~
GpNERN MESI POSr OFFICE STAMP
ED ENVELOPE " ia, EIpr,,. Co..
cannot receive ih~m.
~ commentaries strictly confidential
Address o'tefs Tor TickeIs or CeiIihcAts
WOOD EDDY q co. Augusta Ga
Or WOpD. EDDY y co. Atlanta Ga
Or WOOD, EDDY co, wHmingt.p. Del
to a list OF the humbe that ar, dawn ,,o,,
lhc wheel With the smount Of the prize each
o~ IS enii'lei 10 VII 10 published after ever,
drawing 10 The following paper, '
fHTHIH 6sg,gia C'Ht'Hh'ioEait, Nc Oyi,o-,
b't1 -Natls E<rirys : st.4- s..-.r. e -
Hoti, Dag Bsot S5rasaaA B.,-Is- N,rl =.
|o 'e ~ =. 'p0i,' "1a P's'ala Ms. Ci4,i.v and
My - 1851
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HsgitF hrugst ous ~ CrnnsuA Lsvfss~s's
impfsve1 Osci.laubF Washins Msrbiass ssf
aitef isW snf 10 . uis' Of he sane fesi iu.t..
hff m sstitE that r psfi rms Ns - - Do sssstnf
C.9,hss n he tunst s1utfsLs marnef. stth s.ty
lizzie lsbIf aut uuutr 40 0tr car fati o. 80 a.
E.srcs uhsr 90 b. Dol 0p-fsii.h thsi ir. sfspfs.
it.u iHr Ihs 90 nIar tTstgnfi comp sts. TIhsrs
ip'e stepss'u'' 20 fseecmu-rctuf this mscAins
10 ibs psbuc. e. every ssy u.rbv ~ srsn.lss
WV DORSEY
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tisvinE 1'e4 'hr sane mschias. se toaeaf b.
fhr al.rr rff. ifra fr
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MtIff Chsres q. -
r 3 - Al oftsfs rrfui aHsrffd fo.
JONATHAN MILLER
MsWsstusr Va Arrilit t~s9
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I UAYE ibu received arg iot n 'hs 'afs.i
4 imrarIsu0o OF OfanFts Lrmnus. isIm 80
Coos N1.s Fias Daiss. A. ssi - FfsssfVsi
f.ufs EarrfsNY.
Ar1'l. 80 ~ BLESSING
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10 / nnt.

'INhE i-H-- 90. IT, .r Vuf ..-- C..r....
i"-n ''.-iy ,..ug tg sfD..I sou. E.s
I.s.r-sig. given g. sns .u.
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Each Saturday in MAY.

CLASS ~ DrassOn Saturday, May -,
CLASS 20 Dave on Saturday NV -.
CLASS 81, Draws On Saturday, May =,
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DID RNr NNmI.KIA
To Land Owners and Cthers.

TTNHE VALLEY STAR 80. ssrs ls.s-ss..,. /.
y w fhHt- har.Hf lANiIa ~ sfhsf f.. rsrs n.
tl'f g. 81 rf..u s.rt 30 ssstr-.t .tf.ash s,.r
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nafenignri o. NssFuls. Cnut fss+ r.. Dad,
% IN NiILEs
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= g IIMBERLAEU

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.' ~ o. 'hs IN .lHrify Is f~sp-cifnTy ..liri,.t
".' '''-' g TiNRERIAKE
Nos d SI-pI l.srrr.
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I-@HOLD " ON FFIIoW

49, = ~ ~ u o. hN \
''''. - I,nr - 5000 h.F.-s 49, n n
NJ Wy o. l. v kEG"HEVAi.'S fo r. 90. ~
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LtIINC Halls Zoe, ar- .rau.t.. ItsIv,u
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49, "eteo'ef hrrs Ws tsat =. along go
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ic.s tts cr.fon-rs ras ~
March 10 is.q
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Great OseiIIating Washing Machine.

arc = ii visit he county With The machine, IN +,
'hori tine The msrhins - eonsifefed M, r.,
nov 90 80 BY thoss ~hp have tfisd a.
LUTHER MILLER AGO
MautnttufF Befsstsv c.n,t. "
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New spring aud >ur,n,cr

DIZZY GOODS
y w CRANER BE-, lu.t received a lsrr-
y shi varied A>-orm-u. 81 DIV Good; aisp.
'd 10 ihr gtescni ant approaching .-a,uus -
"h'e9 he w'ali fesP-'fiuiy call The attention oi
~ i'en', and lhe public. HIS STOCK embraces
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Arp'e Brau~v

A Wv '-r R+.s 81 4pPrrffrf- f,
n f-ffitsf 80 o. tss b.
G.w cHlNnEss
Hs'pefs Tsry Apsiltt -
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90 E.tt,fifr All g.. -
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c'i'his As p'''4g sIth the 90 iftssu.t
"a 60 forfeit. M. tr-4fs-r-
VI ~ 3. - a. ..r. F..s' .H -s. .. .-., .-.., -,
Ch"!r.ioNu Cy-T.r r.ttrai-r,. 80 h.uis,li.
"f'' - - y'uN " IL he
Genuine Kerosene Gil.
lust r'c~tv-d barre. ui fl.,h srr r.tnir.
~ h"t"-~p~ o., which 80 W~trHGi tut. o. l.t.s.
,ie 90 explosive aho wt'l - su.d a. iov a,itt.s
b p. cured o. fr- ctt-s
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ihr 80 f.si tf's 81 tIfuirr Guit. sf.rct,r a
mnch more .u.iaat 49, sr,uuu.i-s ,rht ,tsB
gas ani totally eden ~ - tt..tIaI,rn ton,
The ch~sp au1 wrrIh'.ss Ia. which H. 10 b. I,u.i
ON sAis N ~ tnafAe.
Try ~ T-v 81 Trr -
Man ~ M D6FS 4 TRUSSFII.
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Attention Cadets.

L on .iii'n's On yous parade Grousd % n
Saturday the 2s'h Of May, st4 O'clock. I. NJ. ~
ior psrsd. b, order OF the C.p,si,. W
MAJ 81 50 C. ~ MYERS n
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RAcnN 40 Lsfd, i0fu.by
- NAYS Az CRAMER.
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- APrLE TRES
'' rr'f a..' 90. an about 100 T.a D T,.,.
''i '~r''a- este Par. Ca~-r, al, p..,r
900 - u. tiitp - irrry uu- of ...r ..
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hafra'u 90 iti' farm 81 spp i.4t.oa j, us..,..s
a. ash 90 ,,ate l-e ave.
March ,. 's,o jim 90 = '''--"
VIRGINIA, J1g rs,a Comfy. ST.
/" the County Court AP5il Ierr, 1850
4 Ia Com he'd Tor hi al Coaa., m
~ lrh IaV at Arut I-ig--
A5sAbsia B-,l al RaeAr. X hi,xiG. ptg-.
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10 fsyu. E,u. Pa,t~. C.,,r
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~ CHAXCERY
~ "'l-ci OF i7ts san - jl hove partition az
"a" TIA = "i L@lf o. ing ara being tn fr-,o,..
hes ~ Id ani Brtkei-, snans.t 80
p'f srcnffin O. fh-if .ryrfa t4rrt-,f,fb.r.tr
u agP-Ar'ns ~ satisfactory evidence mar ,L-
p-t'nit i-'a- B1sHmau G~atg- Riars and
May }. his W.T. Lnyinia Bon a. S,.b
81 af- u'i fvsitrnf, oi ibis Sale tes sr-
required 80 appear vi.iin ore m.DIbsa a..
pi''''a.too - his order. an. "a Giat r-se.ssfv
o. o." Get t6tir tatc.F.~ I'isf urtlrt o t,-...e,
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we t"'Fs. ant p's r" a. zoe If.af ..... .f .s.
Cvh' ~ use a. ihis ',Hufs. 90 me A..tl4, .f
TIE ok FERN a. tte.aIt count
C,ps-T~-
Apu' - % 80 ! Npnrr r-,,
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a h-avy sock 90 p me,ue Goods. ClciAs Cas.i.
m-fes N,,Hts. e
His COOS. have been s-,"r'-t ith c-eat cate
ana ne - prepared io 81. ,, il~ lowest prirss
III respectfully 'u'i-ifs a. tIamtna.t.n ~ his
STOCK fArfi - t-Ig
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TWAVF sa haata large assar.nr Of 9-ho.
8ss. Oh asafr nssi i1 10 Faft zoe ho0
0i taIs f.ra aud caaniy ~ sai~ fhsap tv
ArrT - 3 a. NpBEfI
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- * HARREfs ssstsfs ssrP-f-sstliss, RYE
~ WBJsRET. Ess''''-s.s b, .ssssny
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DENTAL. NOIIII.
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NWIFt flufsf. fsrs GO tu firrs 49,
- .ri.r' 80. n... .sss f...a. q.
- TDMLgSspN H4tNts
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GIaTet Wtns
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q CASTS ~ Jsi..s. yasi f.ss,',. 90 r., 80 "
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20

Ing NpTks.
Life of Napoleon, by Headlcy, 81 %
Life OF Lafayette, I %
Life of Josephine, %
Wild Scenes Of a Hunters Life, rs
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, %
Odd Fellows Amulet. IS
Any person wanting any Of the above books. can have
them sent by mail, free of postage, on rcccip, Of the above
retail price. Address [. l.. DERBY 4 Co.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
FATTENING HOGS.

This is a matter of much more i'm
portancc than might appear at first
glance. Our attention has been cal
led to it by an uneasy, frisky sow, we
had occasion to purchase in Septem-
Der. She had enjoyed the run of a
pasture during the summer, and was
thin in flesh. We put her into q large
pen, about IL X 80 feet, and though
she had fatcning food in abundance,
she keptso constantly upon the move
that the food seemed to help her very
little. She had a dry comfortable
sleeping apartment, with plenty of
hay and straw, but if she slept well
by night there was no rest by day.
After several weeks of this regimen,
we yardcd off a corner of the pen,
making it about three feet square.
Her Grant ~propensitics were cured at
once, she took her ~rations with decid-
ed gusto, and slept well between
meals. There was a rapid increase
of flesh and fat after the close yard
ing. 1t is notorious hat the villager
who keeps his pig in close quarters
gets decidedly better pork than is usu-
ally offered for sale at the markets.
The hogs of the farmer too often run
in a pasture or on the common for six
or eight months, and when shut up a
dozen or more are in one pen. The
energy of the animal has been exert
ed to develope snout and legs, and the
propensity to run and root is but little
circumscribed when in a roomy pen.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
agricultural.
KINDNESS TO ANIMALS.

At no season of the year can we
with more propriety ask the attention
of our readers to the Importance of
kindness to domestic animals than
the present. The most of your stock
has enjoyed the freedom of ample pas
lures through the summer, and now
the inclemency of the season renders
it necessary that they should be shell
tered and we'll cared for. Every one
should treat his domestic animals with
kindness. How we'll it speaks for the
character of a man to have his domes-
tic animals come to his call, and show
by their actions that they are well
treated and fed /! Notice when you
will the nan that beats his horses or
his ken unnecessarily will do the
same to his child. Horses and oxen
need nc beating to make them work /:
Oh the contrary, they work better
without it. The man who carries no
whip, and at most a mere switch, has
the best team. The man who is kind
and gentle to his cows is seldom trou-
bled with their kicking. 1t is certain
ly debasing to a man to indulge in IN
kindness to animals. 1t spoils his
disposition and even brutalizcs his
mind. Domestic animals are increas.
ed i'll value by kind treatment-they
glow better and look better. Let it
he borne in mind hal the Creator has
placed them for our use, and kindness
should be jill law over them.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20

FEED FOR Cows.-What kinds of
food produce the most milk in winter
seems not to be determined. Ger
tainly, great diversity prevails in
modes of feeding among the multi
tudes who keep cows either for their
convenience IL profit, yet compare
lively few are prepared to speak with
any degree of certainty as to the kind
Of keeping which W best. One
thing is quite certain, that no kinds of
food are yet known which produce
equal quantities and qualities of milk
as do spring and summer grasses.
But what comes the nearest to it ?
This is the question. Pumpkins we
have long been accustomed to regard
as among the very best materials for
fall feed, and they are equally as val,
liable for winter feed as long as they
can be preserved from frost and rot.
Next to these, b%uckwhcat shorts
may be named. These add more to
the quantity than the quality of the
milk, but by adding about one pint of
Indian meal to four quarts of the shorts
you secure your quality as well as
quantity. Wheat bran or shorts may
be substituted for buckwheat where
the latter is not to be had.
Carrots, beets, turnips, &c, are OF
great value. Coarse hay should be
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
f. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Bilious Pills.

For the cure of all bilious diseases, impuri
ties of blood, Indigestion, liver complaint, sick
headache, icverS, colds. iaundicc, dyspepsia, fc-
male complaints, and a general cathartic.
In the treatment of bilious fever, jaundiCe,
and all other diseases of the alimcntary canal
or general health, which is caused by an ailcc-
ton of the liver or portal circle, these pills are
invaluable.
For jaundicc, take one or two pills every
night. Should there be loss of appetite, or
general debility or %languor, use the bittcrs I'M
til these symptoms are removed.
These pills may he taken in all cases where
an aperient Alternative or cathartiC is required.
Dyspepsia and liver complaint, with all their
attendant evils, can positively he cured by a
pcrscycring use of these pills in connection
with the hittcrs. When aCough exists in con-
ncction with any disease for which these pills
are recommended, take the PcCtoral Syrup of
Wild Cherry, prepared by the proprietor, and
the patient will be thoroughly and radically
cured. These pills being of vegetable origin
no injurious effects will I've produced under any
circumstances 10y their use. Adults or dill
dren can take them constantly when required.
The dose for a child three OF four years old,
from one to two pills and tUr children eight
or nine years old, from two to three pills at
bedtime.
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
icine needed by a large class of females.
Let all remember that the Great Western
Pills are designed expressly for use in bilious
climates, and are far better than those put up
in the east, where little is known in regard to
the peculiar diseases of the climate.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
ELLIS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.

For C'ghs, Glds, Influenza. Perisy, asthma,
WhoWing-t 6ngh, Bronchtis, and all diseases
Of he LuRgs, Wroat, and Chest.
TNIIIS valuable remedy is prepared with great
care and on correct chemical principles,
and has gained for itself a great reputation
No injurious effects will be produced, should
the patient I've ever 80 much reduced. An
overdose will cause nausea and sometimes
vomiting, but will produce no other unpleas-
ant result.
Patients should avoid taking too large dos
es. as in most cases il has q better effect bv In.
king a dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patient,
or the number of times to be taken during the
day, will depend very much upon the temper
ament of the patient. As a general thing, the
patient should commence with a small dose.
increasing in amount until nausea or dcpres-
sion is produced, then continue in slightly di-
minishcd doses until the desired effect is pro-
duCcd.
Consumptivc patients will find this an ano-
dync expectorant of rare medicinal virtues, al.
ways giving relief and etfecting a cure, if with
in the reach Of any medicine.
To all who have a cough, cold, tightness Of the chest
difficulty Of breathing. Sc, | feel in duty hound TO rec.
ommcnd Wells rrctoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry. il bc.
ing the best preparation for those diseases | have ever
proved emincutly successful in curing severe coughs
and other pulmonary diseases. and in my own cast il In,
been entirely successful. l.. CURTIS.
bloomington, Dee. 20, 1852.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
H DISTANT LAND.

Where dost thou lie, oh land of Peace!
Across what foaming oceans swell?
My heart, with signs that never cease,
Yearns in thy palaces to dwell
But yet, oh fair and distant land,
] cannot see thy shining strand.
Sometimes when mornings iris light
Is flaming in the eastern sky,
j say, Beneath that rose and white
The blessed realm must surely lie!
But the mornings brow by noon is famed
And thou art still the distant land.
And oft when sunsets FURNISHED gold
Falls warm npon the waters breast,
] say, Beyond that glorious fold
Must CLEAN the islands of the blest /!
But stars steal out, a silent band,
And thou art still the distant land.
And then l drcam-a blissful dream
That ! have gained thy tranquil bowers,
And 10! lite's sorrows only seem
Winds that a moment bent its flowers
! wake, / clasp no angel hand.
And thou art still the distant land.
] watch, l long, l faint for thee!
Canst thou not open wide the door,
That may enter in and be
Part of thy peace forevermore!
Oh send that sleep SO sweet, so grand,
And thou shalt be no distant land
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