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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-21

Edited by l. :. Arthur, ana 'iN"lNIA F. iN""'i>'''
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TN PROOF Of the above sscrton read the following
testimony from distinguished persons ON all part
al the country
HON SOLOMON MANN. Ann Harhor Mich. says hi,
wife, whose hair had become very thin. and entirely
white as r.inrrI L. it, ORIGINAL brown color and had
thckencd and become beautiful aud glossy upon and
entirely over the head Others of the family friends
ar, usuo ynur Restorative with the Larue. effects
IInT Jjrn;E rRFt,Sr FIX senator ri Illinois, saws m,
hair was nrcmatUrcy gray hut by the use uT Woo!
Restorative il has resumed It's original color, and
have no do,,i permanently so
HON IL l. STEW ART saws nv hair was very gray
I'M using two bottl. restored il 10 it, original color
REV j X BRAGG I,rook(icld Mas, saws it has re
moved from nv head iniamnallnn danirul and a con
slant tendency To- itching and restored my hair which
MA. gray Ia H. orpipui color
4 IL 'uAVIIrstlN Monmouth I'll saws my hair wa,
two third. pray or rather white hu, rs the application
at In. Eesuraiiv. As directed il has resumed its Original
c,lnr
nj, G. Wallis Of Chicago SAYS after using a great
many other ure,,ratns ali Ia no effect tls, one bot
lie Of your Hair Restorative which ha, cured humur
in my head Of two years standing
BENJAMIN IONGHIs,F oj4 Seventh Avenue New
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a VE R'S
Ague Cure.

Tor THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Teva. Or Fever and Ague,
Remittont Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, OF Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeveCs; indeed
for th, whole Class Of Diseases origi-
mating in biiiary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria o. niasmatlo countries.
No one remedy i. lordcr called for by the nc
ccssitics of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Suc!i remedy
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect GER
tainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity
That which projects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service III the colninu-
mites where it prevails. Prtre"toa is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the rSk winch
he must run in violent attacks OF this balctul
distempcr. This "CrRE cNpcis the MAS
matte poison of FLYER AID AGuE from the
system, and pYc,cuts the Development OF the
disease, if taken on :Nr fist approach Of its pre-
lnonjtorv symptoms. l. is not only the best
remedy ever vet d.,,or for this Glass of COM
| plants but also tic cheapest The large guam
| tity we supply for ,.ar brings 1t within the
reach Of every Icly; and in bilious districts
where FEVER ANi AGlE prevails, every body
should have il, AL ne II c.'y, hoth for cure
and protection. /. i hoi>r. hi p:igc will place
! it within tie rcnc! If H-tho poor as well as th'
ri.!I A g:cat su..iIlo;iry Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered tor The speedy a'.t
certain cure of lutrmi,,cuis *, tat it contains
10 Quiuinc OF mineral, consequently 1t produce
10 quin;sn or o,l,r injuruu' effects whaicvc
uron the tunsiituion. Hose cured by ii ar
leit as healthy as il they had never had the DIS
ease.
Fever and ACNE is not alone til" consc1ncn"
Of the miasmati, poison. y great variety "i dis
orders arise num lis irritation, nmoH" winch ar
Ncufalgia. Rheumatism. Cout. Il ad!"hc, Blind
ness. Iuolha"hc, Earnchc, tHa"rI, Asthma
Palpita.iou, Painful Affection OF tie Spleen
Mysteries laia in the Bowels, Coilc, pnruiN >l'
| and Dcraugrmrut of the Sioiu%C,I, a.! ri WHEEL
when originating in this cause. pat on the Inter
mitcnt type, or become periodical. This 'Ct RI
cNnrls tie POISON from TIE boot. ard Coa.'
. qucntlv cures them all alike. Ii is az iny",H;
c BE rrOc;',,on 10 immigrants and persons ta'
cling or temporarily residing il tie malariN.
( districts If taken occasionally, or daily Win
3, cXgo>rd to the Infection. that viii lie cNcEctc
| fron the system, and cannot accumulate IN su
= tircnt quantity to ripcn into disease. Hence
# is even more valuable for pro- cotton than cur
: and few will ever suffer from lutorm'tcnts
;, they avail themselves Of the protection this rcr
d edy affords.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.
Only Sl,2j r. Year In Clubs Of Four!
VOLUME Ky. AND XVI. 1850.

Edited by 7. 5. Arthur and VIRGINIA F. TowNsES
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"Quccn OF the MonthIIcs."
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TIE PANORAMA OF LIFE AND
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THE WEEKLY PRESS

TIME WEEKLY PRESS IS published in the city oirhla-
dclphia. every saturday. II is conducted upon Ma.
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will esteem il favor If my political and persona
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| Editor and Proprietor.
| Public oGcc or the WEEKLY Pres No. Al. Chestnc
/ irrpi PHILADELPHIA
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PIANO-FORTES

Of Hallctt & Davis, in Boston; Of A. II. Gal,
& Co., i'm New York, and others.
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-21
Young Americas Library.

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The Life Of Henry Clay, the Mill boy of the Slaskcs.
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with nine Illustrations the Life Of General Washington
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IIItIIITOII 10 VUI IN -N oIVNF VI
Writing & Blank Book Papers
1Minn md RaIro04 .Sk0ki0ncrN.

Consisting in part Of plain and rci Cap, Letter and
Note Also Flat Cap Crown, DENY, Royal, super Royal
aud Imperial pll crs.
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Why is the demand so great for
DIR. MANN'S
AGU + 3 LIS A NJ?

rFCA-SE i will, in all Gases. safely and ct1ectuaiiy
c,,rc that much dreaded -ruurCc Of the West hills
Fever and AgGc-w thum td ana III cases VIII counters
act the poison vi Malaria which fact thousands do
n and unlike all other trums, II only recon-
men teal tor ca-s 81 GIsrG-. and A. tome Il Is
SURPASSED W. VIII ut,r few evidences Of lis WORTH
lay men ri mlae.c8 and high standing
IIrlcvloU ILL.,. sept Goth 1857,
DR. MNNN-Dnar Sir For several years past have
used yuUr ACun ru!s,m in my daily practice and have
closely ~vrytl it. in hundreds Oi cases and in
no case has il failed procure the most happy effect
can most cn,rrluy r"Cnn,n mi II aS certain specific
for ciil., fever and a,uc ANA Walrtnus diseases.
Truly your IL. AUSTIN. NJ u.
Mar hall, Mich, Feb llih 1857
pR NNEN 4 CO. II have sold larg" amount of your
Auuc Rlsau in this vicinity. and from my personal
knew ledge Of it. believe II the best remedy for chills,
fever ana aguc that has been sold III State.
Respectfully yours. q. 4. HYDE.
Ashtabu!a ohio, Jan. Ist, 1858
M,.s-rs :. X MANN X CO-GcntS.: In cany asSing
the states al Ohio Michigan for the sale Of differ
rt remedies Of which We have control attention has
been called To- observe the great that your Ague
Is>am has gained itself in every place where sold
really seem. he the peoples rsmey and sacs
more rapid au all others. II Is destined to supcrcete
all other ug3Ic remedies 10 the market.
Very truly yours, A. 4 :. IfENDRY.
New York, Feb % 1885
Mcssrs. $ X. MANN CO-Gents.: have at our
house ia st Louis sold your Ague ialsam three
years and have carefully observed it, effects in CURIN
and must in all candor say do believe equal e1
ists in the world ii medicines. To my personal know.
edge Il has cured Permanently every time and hayo
known il used after all other rcucdcs had been tTictN
in vain with the happy result, And what more
remarkable have known a case but what remain
ed cured for least tina; have hesitation
in recommending perfect triumph chiIls and
fever. Re-pcCunHS yours,
PROF. O. ]. WOOD
SIX. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
GALLON OHIO
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s..5.:.T
St. Charles City and Shell Rock Falls
NAIL STAGE.

HNIIE subscriber, having received contract
l. from government for carrying the mail for
four years between st. Charles City, Floyd Co.
and Shell Rock Falls, Ccrro Gordo Co. will
run Il hack between the two places for the ac-
commodation of passengers regularly lis fol-
lows: Leave Shell Rock Falls every Thursday
morning, and arrive in st. Charlcs City same
aftcrnoon-Lcave st. Charles City every Fri
day morning. arriving at Shell Rock Falls same
day Passengers by this route will be convey
ed to any desired point in Cerro Gordo County.
Small parcels taken and crrands faithfully at
tended to. JOHN G. KORlE
Shell Rock Falls, June IA, 1858. Sons
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

MITCHELL, MITCHELL CO., IOWA.
The PrOprietors will endcavor to render the
American House emphatically the Travellers
Home" Good Stabling and the best OF care
for horses 2yl
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Blank Book Mandatory.

all sizes and styles from the small letter press
30 to Ia" large Railroad way bills a. $40, with book
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DIR. ;. +. COLLINS
.DAUNDACE BITTERS.

A QUICK and unallng remedy for ,laTHdrr and Liver
~ Diseases in their worst forms. dyspepsia lIabitua
CostivencSS, Dizziness Pain in the Back and side SICK
At the stomach. Headache brow ,ucSs Loss Of APP
petite. and NIL similar Complaints arising from duTaugc
mcui ot the Liver aud ldiIarS organs.
These Bhtcrs Cleanse and PUr,ty The Hlo0d.
The timely Of these Btt"rs i also q sure proven
tive OF the Yellow bilious. Intermittent and Rcmrtcui
fcvcr,, Fever AMI Aguc, Ch- aud Fever and all dis.
which have their origin in any malaria
AIN
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-21

Y'HEncw Singing Book-Temple Melodies
l. in Use by Rev. Mr., Windsor's Society in
st. Charles City, is for sale at the Book Store
Of y u. L. HILDRETH.
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Line Of Stages.

Sharpe will run Line of Coaches from
Cedar Rapids to Usage, leaving Cedar Rapids
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at I
o clock, A. Nj, passing through vinton and
Waterloo, arriving at Cedar Falls at O'Clock,
p NJ: thence north, passing through Waiver
~, Bradford and st. Charles City TO Usage.
Gs5' Fares to suit the times, i:y.I
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Mc1oOeo
of Mason & Hamlin, in Boston.
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments
at A. i. VAN COLTS -.
New Music Store,
On Main Street, next to Wisconsin Street.
PIANOS FOR RENT
constantly on hand

constantly on hand.
Highest Prices allowed for old Pianos in ex-
change for NEW ones. The high reputation
that Pianos and Mclodeons of the above
named factories have gained all over the East
ern States. the Medals received at different
Fairs, with the reports of the musical Judges.
together with the opinions of the most dis
tinguished Pianists and Musicians, and that OF
the Press, present weight of testimony in
their favor that connot be resisted, and assure
the purchaser of his receiving superior in
strument, worthy to be patronized by the pub
lie. A. Il. VAN COIr.
Milwaukee, October l, 1859. fl
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1850. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1860
VIA, MICHIGAN CENTRAL
rBJTTTjtTFIHIl rrJTTf 4 HI Id.
6 - So - !. !, s :.
And Great Western Railway.

YTNRAlNS Leave Michigan Central Depot foot of Lake
Ar DETROIT ACCOMMODATION (Sn'l-
i:fo "a. VI. days cXrrrt|) Arrive at Drtr"t
600 pm. .......,
Tia A M CINCINNATI ENriLsS ;, i,Mn' :, ~
T. NJ Suspension Bridge or Buffalo 400 A. NJ Albany
$50 T. NJ. New York $40 T.. NJ l">ton IL at Might
@ ~ ID NT NEW YORK & BOSTON EMPRESS.
C:ou NJ. Except Saturday, Arrive at De
trnit 30 4. NJ Suspension Bridge or Buffalo i:50f NJ
Albany 400 A. NJ New York 1890 A. VI. Boston 2:i5
I. VI. ,,, ~.
7.3O p NJ CINCINNATI E1l tn, lo o,nrsny IN a.
rive ut Cincinnati $50 \. NJ. Louisville 4:o0P.M.
Only one train on Sunday at 500 J.. NJ
The 500 A. NJ. and 500 +. NJ trains connect at Paris
with the Buffalo Lake Huron Railway, to Buffalo am
| all points East.
baggage checked through.
Through tickets sale at the principal Railroad oic"
in the West and the general Office, corner Lake an'
Dearborn streets, opposite the fremont House, thcag"
and At the Depot foot of Lake street
| H. y. RICE, Supt.
| H. J. SrAUIpING, Gen. Pas Agent.
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SWAN, BREWER & TILESTON,
l3l Washington Street, Boston