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IORDAN's w. 8. SPRINGS.


Frederick COUNTY. VA.
Now open; leaving Baltimore, WastiDston, or
Cumberland in the early morning train for
HaIper's Ferry thence BY Winchester vE.AY
Railroad TO StephensOn's Depot, Up. q lcLE1 i
rom this Depot, TX mile in coaches, to the Sprinr
by O'Clock p. m. same day. No detention at Har-
oer's Ferry, az her,tofore Grounds extensive and
beautifully shaded fine music and experienced ser
wants !; hot and oold sulphur baths. The water for
sale In barrels bottles. Circulars obtained at the
Spinge. RIM. JORDAN q BRO.
The PTopristors offer the above Springs, together
with one hundred acres of land adjoining private
SALE and invite the attention of speculators to this
property. Any infoImat,on with reference to loca-
ton, terms, &c, will be FURNISHED upon APPLICATION
TO the nndeIslsned DR.. r. Nj. JORDAN,
jy .S-lm 5O3 w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore. Md.
THE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR
strings, Flutes, Xiolins. Guitars. Violin W
celles; Clarlonets, Fifos, Banioes, Accord xsAk
cons: Flutinas, Meodeons. Brass Instruments <SSX
Music Books and Sheet Music. for ssIe at reduc ID
prices at the Music Store of w. q. METZ Err OFT,
corner OF iith ST. ana Pa av. .--. jy IS
NOTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED RENO
! Val Intending to take the Store at present
Occupied by M Messrs Perry d BTuthsr, we wi II now
offer onr stock Of Bsrege Robes Pain and Figured
very reduced prices. - = =
Also, Parasols and ladies' Sun Umbrellas.
Lace Msntillas and Hoop Skirts of all qualities.
iy S-lm corner 9Th st 4, opp Centre Market.
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II sLINION ACADEMY,
GEORGE ARNOL d. M. a. Py;ncincl u
This School has been removed to No. IO7 West
street, near w Washlnstnn into the building hereto
nuai session will commence on Monday, ths 5th of
september. Catalogues may be obtained after the
,rr, Washington, or st the Drug Store of Mr.. r. s.
L. Cls sci, Georgetown. @--H an I-Im
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EDUCATIONAL.
M, ,sEtEGT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

M, SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
don pegs to inform parents and guardians residing
IN w ashnSton that he intends opening q Select
Scnooi Tor Boys on the lat of September next
BESIDES the common and hi her branches of a
purely English education, which will be carefully
eho thoroughly taught the ofinstru otion will
comprise the Greek and Latin nguages ,tieometry,
Algebra, Trigonometry, &c.
Inc school year, commencing with September
snd ending u the first week of July will he divided
into three terms. Fee for each term, $40, in ad-
kefersnces are kindly permitted to the Rev. Mr.
early, Presdsnt Of Georgetown College, and to the
Key. B. A. Maguire. of Washington
Further particulars will be given in a future ad-
verGsement. MeanwhIls parents and guardians
wlshlng to engage the assistance of an able teacher
are requested to address the advertiser At No q
pnnawIn Tstface, Mass. Avenue, bet y cen i4th and
M l2.n slI oets. - au 8-eOd3wH
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CARRIAGES. -.'
HE Subsoriber having made additions 10 his
factory, making II now one of the largest. 90 =
in the District, where his facilities for e$3e&
m4nntaotnrlng CARRIAGE & LIGHTXS-
sNAGONS OF Gil kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from has long experience in the business ne hopes
M All kind, OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
AnREPAIRs neatly done, and ali orders prompt,
Second hand Carriages taken In exohsnr. for nav
oaes, p ANDREW J. JOYCE,
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NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY havrns
/ resumed her route on the Poto- -
mac river, will leave Washington on EssffzS
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN,042
and on FRIDAYS Commencing on the sth Of Apriil
Tor PlNEf POINT and klNSALE, ats g. IN, re.
turning, will leave kInsale on SATURDAYS ste
and returning. LUClEN :. PAGE, Props.
NATHI. HousH. rent. AlaxAndria- mar 2 II
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NLINTON ACADEMY,

WESTERN ACADEMY.-Ths duties of tn
w school will be resumed September 5th.
du 8-eO2m l. IOOlfvC
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO -
u RAILROAD.

- &0 9 !
Trains oter thus road, going through 20 al pouts
West, Northwest and Southwest, leave Baltimore
att q a. m and ans .. IN.
The one at 10 q. m. stops at al Way Stations
That at 4 D. m. is express and stops only 81 yrin-
oipal points.
For OrPARKERsBURG,s and stations on thSt road
take AIS p. m. train.
Passengers from Washington, TO connect with
above, will leave az $50 q. m and $40 p. IN.
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
Traneleave follows:
From WASHINGTON at 40 and $50 O. m. $50
From rS%iLTIMoRE a. 40 and 7.s =. m, AIS
On sunday but one train each way
From WASHINGTON at S.2o .. m.
F. ON BALTIMORE st an g. m.
For ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations leave at
$50 q. M and S45 p. m.
a. m. and S2n m. daily, except Saturday evening
at s % p. m. which only goes To Phi adel phis-
Tickets sold 10 BOSTON either by Norwich and
W orcestsr or by Stonington Lines; and 70 WHITE
MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester.
X 1und trip tickets can be procured bv the evening
trains TO return by morning trains and from Satur
je3 II n PfRSONS. Af.nt
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
HEROISM IN PRIVATE LIFE.

The following is portion Of a Lee
ture recently delivered in Boston by
Grace Greenwood
The hcioism Of private life, the
slow, unchronicled martyrdoms of the
heart, who shall remember? Greater
than any knightly dragon-slayer of
old is the man who Overcomes an I'M
holy passion, sets his foot upon it, aud
stands serene and strong in virtue.
Grander than Zenobia is the woman
who struggles with love that would
wrong another or degrade her own
soul, and conqucrs. The young man,
ardent and tender, who turns from the
dear love of woman, and buries deep
in his heart the sweet instinct Of pa
ternity, to devote himself to the care
and support of aged parents or an un'
fortunate sister, and whose life is Il
long sacrifice, in manly chcerfulness
and majestic uncomplaint, is a hero
of the rarest typc-the type of Charles
Lamb. | have known but two such
The young woman who rcsolutrly
stays with father and mother in the
old home, while brothers and sisters
go forth to happy homes of their own,
who chcerfully lays upon the altar oi
tilal duty that coSticst OF human sac
riiices, the joy of loving and being
| lovcd-she is heroine. have
known many such The husband who
goes home from the weary routine
and the perplexing cares Of business
with a cheerful smile and loving word
to his invalid wife /; who briggs not
against her the grcvous sin Of Il long
sickness, and reproaches her not for
the cost and discomfort thereof ;
who sees in her languid eye some,
thing dearer than girlsh laughter, in
the sad face and faded checks that
blossoms into smiles and even blush
es at his coming, something lovelier
than the old-time spring roses-hc Is
hero. think | know one such.
The wife who bears her part in the
burden of life-cven though it be the
larger part--bravely, cheerlly, never
dreaming that she is heroine, much
less a martyr; who bears with the
faults of a husband not altogether
congenial with loving patience and a
! large charity, and with a noble decis
ion hiding them from the worldwide
makes no contidants and asks no con
fidcnces, who refrains from brooding
over shortcomings in sympathy an,
sentiment, and from seeking for peril
Gus at6ni,ics !" who does not bull'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
A. Il. r. HILDRETII, Editor.
st. Charles City, Iowa, Dec. s, 1859.
Woman without Religion.

a man without religion is at best a
poor reprobatc, the football of destiny,
with no tie linking him to intinity and
to the wOndrous eternity that is begun
within him but woman without it
is even worse-a fame without heat,
rainbow without color, a flower
without perfume. A man may in some
sort, tie his frail hopes and honors,
with weak, shifting ground tackle, to
business or to the world; but a wo-
man without that anchor called Faith
is drift and a wreck A man may
clumsily continue kind of moral res
possibility out of his relation to man.
kind but woman, in her compare
lively isolated sphere, where affection
and not purpose is the controlling mo-
tive, can find no basis for any system
of right action but that of spiritual
faith. A man may craze his thought
ana BRAIN to trustfulness in such a
poor harborage as Fame and Reputa-
tion may stretch before him but
woman-wherc can she put her hope
in storms, if not in Heaven? And
that sweet truthtulncss, that abiding
love-lightening them with the pleas
ATTEST radiance, when the worlds
storms break like an army Of smoking
cannon-what can bcstow it all, but
q holy soul-tie to what is above the
storms, and to what is stronger than
an army with cannon Who that has
the love of a Christian moth
er but will echo the thought with ell
ergy, and hallow it with tear
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
DANIEL WEBSTER.
By EDWARD EVERETT.

Born upon the verge of civilization,
his fathers house the furtherest by
four miles OH the Indian trail TO Cana
Webster retained to the last
his love for that pure fresh nature IN
which he was Graded. The dashing
streams, which conduct the waters OF
the queen of New Iampshire's lakes
to the noble Merrimac ; the superb
group of mountains (the Switzerland
of the United States, among which
those waters have their sources the
primcval forest, whose date runs back
to the twelfth verse of the first chap
ter of Genesis, and never since crea-
tion yielded to the settlers AK the
gray buttrcsses of granite which prop
the eternal hills the sacred altera-
tion Of the seasons, with its magic
play on field and forest and flood the
cleaning surface of lake and stream
in summer the icy pavement with
which they are foored in winter the
vcrdure Of spring, the prismatic tints
Vi the autumpal woods, the leatesa
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
THE
BAY STATE FOUNDRY.
AND
MACHINE SHOP

MILWAUKEE,. .............-.....W Wisconsin,
5 now fully prepared to manufacture Steam
L Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill Irons of all
descriptions, Flour Mill Gearing, shafting, &c,
in short, Iron Work of every description at
short notice and low prices. Iron and Brass
Castings and job work Of all descriptions made
TO order with despatch. Orders solicited
WIN. GOODSOW, Agent.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
A REGISTRY LAW FOR IOWA.

The legal electors Of this State have
lust passed the annual hazard of hav-
inr the result of their franchise over,
slaughcd by fraudulent votes. That
they passed the peril successfully, and
had margin Of Il few hundred votes
OH the right side, no thanks are due
to the protection of the Laws What
ever was done towards guarding the
ballot-hox from fraud, was accomplish
ed 10y the voluntary vigilance of pris
vatc citizens. Ii was understood that
a desperate attempt would be mado
along the border counties to effect tho
importation and colonization Of voters;
and the precautions takcn TO guard
against these measures were as near.
ly equal as possible to the emergency,
But it is the duty of the State itself
to furnish these precautionary meas>
ures and inasmuch as the RcpuLli.
cans have IA majority in either branch
of the Legislature, the responsibility
rests upon them for providing some
adequate protection at the earliest
possible day. of course the mos;
tangible measure Of this sort which
couid be effected would be a Registry
Law. The thing ought not to be left
until the meeting Of the Legislature.
but some competent member should
between this and January mature and
draft bill, based upon the New
England, the New York, or the Michi,
gan Registry Acts, embracing the ex.
cellence Of all Of them, and such i'm.
provements as experience may have
suggested, and the bill should be
among the first introduced in either
House that out Of it. before the close
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08

The following graceful tribute to Lad
rankin is from the pen of Elizabeth Il
hitter, sister of the Quaker Poet of Anne.
Try:
Fold thy hands, thy work is overt
Cool thy watching eyes with tears;
Let thy poor heart, overwelricd,
Rest alike from hopes and fears.
Hopes that saw, with sleepless vision,
One sad picture f4ding slow;
Fears that followed vague and nameless.
Lifting back the vail of snow.
For thy brave one, for thy lost one,
Iruest heart of woman, weep!
Owning still the love that granted
Unto thy beloved sleep.
Not tor him that hour Of terror,
When the long ice-battle o er-
In the sunless day his comrades
Deathward trod the Polar shore.
Spared the cruel cold and famine,
Spared the fainting heart despair
What but that could mercy grant him i,
what but that has been thy prayer,
Dear to thee that last memorial,
From the cairn beside the sea
Evermore the month of roses
Shall be sacred time to thee!
Sad it is the mournful yew-tree
Ger his slumbers may not wave;
Sad it is the English daisy
May not blossom on his grave.
But his tomb shall storm and winter
Shape and fashion year by year
Pile his mighty mausoleum
Block by block, and tier on tier.
Guardian of its cleaning portal
Shall his stainless honor be.
While thy love. a sweet immortal.
Hovers o'er the winter sea.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
A, B. +. HILpRETH,
General Land Agent

ST. CHARLES CITY, FLOYD co. IOWA,
will attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &C. Town Lots bought
conveyancipg and payment of Taxes promptly
attended to. Friends at the East as well as in
this State, are requested to make application
to my agency. Satisfactory references given
if required.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
" daestharS tbe Course Of empire takes its altap.
4ostrp.
LADY FRANKLIN,

From thoNew York Independent.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08

AGENTS FOR THE INTRi1fGFScrR:
A1-S. N. PErTESGiIL 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents No lle Nassau Street New York and lU state
Street. Boston.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08

Mrs. PARrINGToN's IDEA OF BosroS-
From Mrs Partington's new book,
Knitting Work. which is soon to
be published by Brown, Taggart &
Chase, we learn that when the old
lady had selected guardian for Ike,
and had come to the city to put the
mischeivous youth under the care Of
old Roger, she was overheard to re-
mark:
"How the world has turned about,
to be sure !" said she "'tis nothing
but change, change, Only yesterday,
as it were, | was in the country smell
ing the odious flowers to-day am in
Boston, my olfactories breathing the
impure cxecrations of coal smoke, that
are so dilatory to health. Instead of
the singing of birds, the blunderbus-
ses almost deprive me of conscien-
tiousness. Dear me Well. | hope
| shall be restrained through it all.
They say that the moral turpentine of
this city is frighful, but it isn't any
use to anticipate trouble beforehand !;
he may escape all harmonious influ-
ences that would have a tenderness
to hurt him, and, as the minister of
our parish said, with judicial training
he may become a useful membrane of
society though training is bad gen
orally, and is apt to make the young
run to feathers, like cropple-crowned
hens. But he has genius looking
at him" it comes natural to him, like
the measles, and every day it is en-.
veloping itself more aud more. What
are you doing dear?'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
The Animal World.

The lower we descend in the scale
Of scnticnt beings, the more is our
curiosity stimulated and our wonder
excited. In these regions Of new in
stinct, the devising care and skill of
the Creator seems to become more and
more manifest. Take single fact in
regard to the common oyster, as sta
ted by Mr.. 5. G. Goodrich, in the sec
ond volume of his recently published
illustrated Natural History:
at is question which often arises,
how the oysters, scallops, and other
shcll-tish which are fixed to rocks for
life, obtain food Jones, in his 'Struc-
ture of the Animal kingdom," an
swcrs this question Wonderful, in
deed, is the elaborate mechanism en-
ployed to effect the double purpose of
removing the respired fluid, and feed
ing the helpless inhabitants Of these
shells. Every iilamcnt of the gill
fringe, examined under powerful mi
croscopc, is found to be covered with
countless ella in constant vibration,
causing by their united efforts, power
full and rapid currents, which. sweep
ing over the entire surface of the gills,
hurry toward the mouth whatever ami
maculcs or nutritious PARTICLES may
be brought within the limits of their
action, and thus bring streams of nu-
tritive atoms to the very aperture
through which they are conveyed to
the stomach ; the lips and labial
fringes acting as sentinels to admit or
refuse entrance, as the matter sup
piled may be of wholesome or per-
nicious character. SO energetic, in
deed, is the ciliary movement over
the entire extent of the gills, that if
any portion of them be cut off with Il
pair Of scissors, it Immediately swims
away, and continues to row itself in a
given direction, as long as the ella
upon its surface continue their move
ments." What is there more curious,
more wonderful than this in the histo-
ry of animated nature? Down in the
hidden depths of the sea, Oh every
shore, in every cline, in respect to
myriads of this the most helpless of
His creatures, God bestows his care
and works His miracles
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-12-08
NUMBER 40,

high-tragedy sorrows on the inevita-
BILE, nor feel an earthquake in every
family jar; who sees her husband
united with herself indissolubly and
eternally in their children-she, the
wife in very truth, in the inward as
in the outward, is heroine, though of
an questionable type.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23
TO TUE LADIES

DATTERNS OF THE LATEST
III styles from London, Paris aud New Yolk. just Te
ceived RS. ST AT Dress aud Pattern Room nehr
slacey's, on tho Square, Cleveland. mny23dsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23
IIRANy LuNBER MARKET

The traaic has been TO fair extent receipts fair not large
and vet the shipments exceeded the supply IL has come
from sections the Country. Chemung and Oanaoe ines
are coming freely and change hands almost as rapidly t
received Pine Plank and Piece Plank continue scarce ana
nrst quality OF Pine Piece Boards IN limited supply 49, ,
stock Clear Pine has into market rom
gan only small portion OF H. however being dry Spruce is
In fun supply and prices downward. the bulk OF the re
cent sacshave been made at reduced prices Ihe
Of Hemlook JOist has been improved
The demand for Hardwoods is limited but the stock
large The assortment Is fair and fully equal 70
some previous seasons Good dry Black Walnut scarce bpt
the stock during the week has been somewhat ny u
arrival fbOats from the West,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23
One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. Gibson.

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
ed Onco nom Bank street The west side OF Ontario
street yeTG Beck Co.'s Grocery store one block from
The immense suecess Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Chronic Diseases usiihes him n announcing to the sick
that he will make
No Charge for services toiieh are not suseessftl
according to an opinion which will be given when the pa
Compliant Dyspepsia, "a its worst form, Aguo aud Fever
Dysontery, General Debility, Nervous Consumption Asth-
nai bF9noniis Obstinate C9uga Deafness Coldness OF
leet or hands, PARALYSIS or Palsy lmpotenoy, ST. Vtus
Dance, Lameness, Sick Nervous Headache all nervous
pseases, Neuralgia Diseases Of the Kidneys, Dropsy
rheumatism, scroiula, Spinal complaint, Salt Rheum
Snaed Head FeyeT-Sores, White Swelling, (Dr G will
pny 500 TO any physician In the world who will equal his
success IN treating White Swelliug) Withered Limbs
~ rum disease Of tho optic nerve termed Amaurosis
also nursing sufe-mouh Leuoouhnu and other discusses
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom or never been cured treated
BY Dr. q with degree ufoerainty amounting to math-
eaica precision, namely Chronic Inflammation Com
sooner or later ntend with melancholy state Of mind
with loss Of amhonor mental orgy, and which frequent
teralnlle IN idiQtY, insanity suicide. Dr GIBSON
viii forfeit SlOOin case OF failure 70 remove any the
ntmed diseases u hopes this notice with tho numerous
aud very respectable and favorable references which he
can give VIII pc suhlont guaranty 10 The thousands who
are suffering nom disease OF the BRAIN that thew can now
positively recover their health receive handsome pr-
MUM in case of failure.
Patients may be seen at his ,iee in various stages Of
Qpyaeseenet who have been treated BY acassos Of edi-
mode Of detecting the location OF dseusoshe can immed
atey point out the precise OF an pain or disease I'M tho
case any invalid who may present himself for oEamina-
ofFIcE HouRs-0 to n aud to o'clock daily. sun,
days excepted, and from 10 o'clock on Monday and
fhuTtday evenings apiA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known ard justly celebrated

y VIE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
r. j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the people of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken an
Onlce No. 113 Ontario Street.
All who suffering from the ab named Diseases
ny other complicated complaint of years Standing are
lormed that they consult the Doctor " FREE OF
CHARGE.
II hoped that viii despair Of cure, until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
uthful trial
~ During the Doctor'stmyesn Europe, West Indies.
East lndes south America and the United States he
been the instrument In Gods hand, health
ygor thousands who gwen up aud pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physlciuns nav
thousands who the verge of the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill aud successful treatment, and daily eXClumng
Blessed be- the day when first saw and part0ok uf the
Ind ,an Herb Doctors Medicine"
Consultation and advice free. The pOor shall
I literally remembered.
C1- Take NOce--eygry "Wednesday aud Friday. DR. Iy-
Ons be COnsutt at the Franklin House. Pear lst
West Sdel
CB- ONCE Hours--from 3 "A. M.toGP.M
declld&w ly 2Bl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

West Bedford, Coshoctun Co, May a, 1851.
Mr. u, y. Kings ~ Sir 81 have been selling the Medi-
ones Of the Greenbeg Company for Che last ten years,
@ Na5i2ny ouHa them 20 give g2ud Sallsactoni
lary as their tee and coffee and with my trade they have
become staple article. Marshalls Uterine Cutholcon
rs medicine that has done great amount Of good IN female
Diseases One 1dy sold to told me tlat she had receive
cd more benefit from bottle than she did rom long
course Of medical treatment by the most sklful phys-
jan ], 1853 JAMES WILSON.