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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11
2omantit Skrtrb.
KISSED By MISTAKE.
AN AMUSING SKETCH.

VIII you be at home tonight,
Ilctty?" and the speaker, a tall mus
cular, wcll-looking farmer, redeemed
to the roots of his hair, as though he
had committed some very wicked act,
instead of asking n simple question.
lie was bashful, extremely 50, was
Josiah llowlcy at least, in the pres
cncc Of ladies, and most Of all in the
presence Of the girl he loved. No
young farmer in the country pos
scsscd a better kept farm, or talked
with more confidence among his com
peers of stock and crops, and Oh kin
dred subjects. But the glimpse Of
some pretty face or foot coming in his
direction, affected him like a flash of
Lightning. On such occasions he new
er knew what To do with his hands
and eyes, and always felt like screw
ing himself into q mouse-holc. How
he ever contrived to approach Hester
Thomas on the subject Of his prefer
ence for her, probably remains as
much a mystery to himself US it is to
others.
But the young lady had quite an
amount Of tact and clcvcrncsS slowed
away somewhere in her pretty little
head, albeit it was set Oh the dimplcd,
inexperienced shoulders of seventeen.
Josiah was worth in worldly way,
more than any Of her suitors good
looking and intelligent enough to sat
isfy any one but an over fastidous
UncXCcptionablc, in short, barring his
excessive bashfuIncss, which was a
fruitful source Of mcrrimcut to the
young people in their little circle
| And so, when Josiah, in his awkward,
| laundering way, began to exhibit his
preference for her in various little
ways, such as waiting on her to and
from singing-school, constituting him
self her especial escort when she rode
on horseback to the solitary church in
the woods, and singing her out al
quilting parties, Hctty took it all it
! the easiest, p!caSantcst manner possi
BILE. The girls laughed, and the young
men cracked s. y jokes at the expense
VI Itct W I''il'o ii sul'o' pu' 'ictty s'oo'
up lof nun very 'hoeFcndehlIy--eh
cou'"seu h','' out o' ms sl,yheSs-
never noticed any unfortunate pun
uer' ana very '1Ae'y "c'Pcu llI'h along
co'S.ue'aoiy W'lcIl us Ilc.inSs teacnc'
snG eu1..l'ia'lis pom" one moon
Ilsm' autumn eNeN'ha' "S 'hcy were
""'Nan5 No'hc tooe'"c' ''o''' prayer
i"CTI'is' ,H
i'ut was Il M'eN 'a2' ue''y ha'
T S''u icS' ana "ol'Go 10 pt!iS Ia
Il'et anu 'iotneT foun" "a 'Hc So0Ject
JOSIAH il"n not oc'N 10 INC mousse s'nc
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11
From LswiS Gymnastics.
VENTILATION OF SCHOOL ROOMS.

Not day passes that | am not dis
trcsscd, and, to be candid, almost
maddened, with the want of vcntila-
tion III school houses. | had rather
my own son should never learn to
read the name Of the God who made
him, than to sit two hours a day in
such school rooms as frcqcntly visit.
Teachers are guilty. declare that
teachers are not So ignorant in regard
to this vital matter,-they are not
Snch fools 1t is reckless, wicked in
difference. No man or woman should
be allowed to take charge of a school
who is not thoroughly intelligent and
IN earnest IN reference to pure air
in the school room. If were charged
with the duty of examining candi-
dates for the Office Of teacher in our
public schools, and should find ono
not posted and Jealous in regard to
ventilation, would instantly reject
him. | would begin my examination
of the candidate by questions on this
point, and if | found him at fault, |
would go not a step farther, but would
inform him instantly that he should
not have my certificate.
had rather send my daughter to
a proiunc swcarcr than to one who is
ignorant or reckless in the matter of
ventilation. Against the intlucace of
the former vice might, by cxhorta-
ton and prayer, save her but against
the curse of a poisoned air, nothing
could protect her.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11
CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, APRIL H. 1861

in great quantity and snow storm
such as | never saw out of Maine or
Vermont, has drifted about our ears
and made us feel as if we were on the
retrogradc toward winter. s.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11
STIMSONiS HOTEL,

CORNER OF EAST WATER \ DETROIT STREETS,
NINA LHEE.
This House is located i'll the business part of
he City, convenient to the Cars and Boats.
Hsi Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
N hand to convey Passengers and Baggage To
had from the Boats and Cars free of charge.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11

A Georgia paper insists that the
neccsSarics Of life be admitted duty
free. We believe that i'll Georgia this
means breadStutlS, meat, whiskcy,
spurs, aud shirt collars.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-11
'FlCE IN THE lNTELLIGENCER DING,
CORNER OF
MILL AND KELLY STBEErs-
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE,
|. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

my person ohtatnng five subscribers, and forwarding
money, shall he furnished with copy Of the IntelH
Ger for this service long as the number shall be
1T good.
snsmrNs pertaining to the PAPER can he transacted
The Publisher any day at the Office Of Publication
communications may bc addressed to the Editor who
y promptly and faithfully RESPOND to them.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
aver S SarsapariIIa
FORpURIFYINGTHB BIooo

Z sT (
Disease: '"'FfA
Sey2filG and !S;y7et ttFoltE AGa4iaNs, srea a, +,
CIceTa. SoTsS, ErNl tom. fiiREle1 lisE,g1,,' =
q, BoiLt, Mans, ufld GH Sta Lissaf,i ''.a
QAKIAHl. IR,I., 9th June. IL,
y. Q. AYR Co. Gents: I,feeI Il nv dstt =
knoNlelige what Your Safs9PHFiIla has done Z 20
Having inherited SCp,fnlGus infection, ~. :
tered from VI lin SATtORs ways for years. ST,,,i
1t bpFAt out In Ulcers ON my hands and n,,S
ttnlea ltEruTtIe4l inward and distressed ma =.
BtoInAc!ts Two yeans Agn 1t broke cut on ~, 8
and covered my scalp ns1i with one s5,s -
Wds painful and lOAthsOuis beyond ds.er,its't =
tried many medicines and several Obysiri,,.t
without much relief from anything In fari n. n
order EreW1WorS Atlep2tll was rrjoISij 10
Alternative (SaFsa, NFillal for knew IrS,S ~ ~.
tntlon that anything You made must Il "a ~
rent Cincinnati and pot It, ana used II tIk =
me: took 1t, Al you advise In small 49,
teAspOonful over month: and nse,I Rln,ss, \.
BOTTLES. New and healthy skin sSnn l,eul,,, !, y
under the seabs which after n while feII ~ 3
skin isnOW clear, aud know Dy my fesiiEs, =
the disease has gone from my sytteni Yoo e, !, =
believe that ] feel what am saying when ,tI,,s
that hold yon tobe one Of the aPostlss Of he =
aud remain ever gratefully, YourS,
ALFRED H. TABLET
81. AnH.any's Fire, Rose ar ETynTtIas, T.t,,y ;,
SIl RheltSt, SouEd Htdd, Ri1g11os1l, Syt T.
DTgpSY. 55s.5--5 =
DR.. Robert N. preble writes from Salem, n Y =.
Sept. 1883. TINT he has cured an InvetQFsts
the pefscverihg use OF orr SaFsAJArIila and h.
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErysiplIdS Is l.,
doses Of tile FRme; BHYs he cures the eou,laSb ~
: eiOpS by It constAntIy.t
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
SyF,lilis and AeTrHrIQI DiFeGss.
NV ORLEANs, 25th Aug

INV ORLEASSS 10Th August, IA
Dig. J. c. AVER: Sir: eheeFfnlly comply Y
the reaues tot your agent, andTepOrt to yOI sea
the elects have realized with your SArsapaIiA
IS have Ourgl Hitllit. In my pTRctice, mOtts
complaints for which II Is recommended, autI
found tts effects truly wonderful in the cure Of u
real and HcTeWFi1t DtEeGGG. One Of my Iadla
had SyPIilitIc ulcerg-in his throat. which N,nss
Stunning bis palate and tho top Of his mouth. lie
SaTsapRFitIB steadily tHkEh, cured him IN Eve Vsh
Another WAS attAeksd, by secondary symptoms b Il
lose, and the nlca1atfon hal eaten away collis
BILE part oft. 20 that Il bellaTe the disorder upti
soO1 reach his brain and kill him. But It yitllsls
my naturalization Of :Our s6fSapariila; he ses
healed, and he .is we'll egaiD, not Of cOuFss Wihs
COME dishgurAtf6n Of his facs. woman who b
been treafed for the same disorder by msuUTy VI
suffering from this poison in Fer bones. They hi
6eeome BO sensitive to the weather That On lAs
day she suffered excruclatlng paintn her jotnn as
bones. She, too. was cured entirely by your SAi
parilla I'M few U7eek8.J know fFpm it's fGnaa
which your agent gave me. that this prrpallts
from your laboratory mist be a great Fsint1iy ID
NRIuentlY, these truly remarkable results VIII
have not suTltFthed me.
L. NFaR1 Nv ?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

On and amer the l4tS q April i 1881. The Issss
Sc vi; Il ssi,n, ToIyy exeert
~ ~ n 4 a isoi AZ Id.:s GFrfy.5
~, ItiSoTr ~ ia a IL eonneetine With lie
F51,+ss fT1in for phiiSdelphIn NeyS York. boston.
n All tf,s TteTt ofte1 at 6:l5 A. NJ ar
ryS "a SSIfI,otI ~ b.0 A NJ making close con.
,efiST [ifT tFe SSI,tlsTn lines for an parts Of the
SSTth TIis tEnin Sons NJ the PRINCIPAL stations
fr555, 'Vy.beeiinr' a., Cur I,erland
KstnrniTe leaves IIHItImOre nt Ssl5 Pa9I-. and
XGsliiDTtOn CITY Al 2i5 p ST., arriving BenWOOd
At q III and Wheeling At B:25 A. AZ making direct
CnI,nocff6n "a h fhe for MI OAfts Of the
WIsSf sonfhyrSsf AMI NorfhweFt, This train stOps
only lar IneSlS ana Svo5Si and water
V Sysfi T-sjv leaves EiaIly Including SnnJtaa at
Xxi - II itsny-Go,i at T.2f p NJ and. arrives INs
PSit;;oEs AZ ASS 5 Al connectIng with tile Mall
train isSyInG f5r PhilHdelDhf1 NeyI1York, Boston,
and Ali HaSteTD cities Al I$5 r. a. arrives at Wasll-
rFI lines Tor Iii Darts ~ ire soutI This train stops
nm te yes end 81 the rnRj At bI6undsytIle Cameron,
WaNningtHn Water station Fairllont and Gfaft0n.
RetnrnInr leaves iSaItImore al $50 A. NJ WasIl-
irgfon CITY nj 4.25 A. III and arrives At Deuwonl Mt
I0:iO p NJ and Wheeling at 1882 Pr NJ. connecting
iti lie RSnTea traiD Fr ali nartS Of the S6dtweSt
West and N0rthwekt This Train stots At tile pril-
cInaI Stations onIV
The redmond and Wheeling ACSommotlat ion runs
dale eYreTf SnDd1YE leaving Piedmont ut GAO AM
AMI Arrives nj WhesliRg nj $40 p 81
j. u. FORD, A gent.
W p s1TtTt Master OF TRANSFORMATION.
l. N Cyo1r C1enl Ticket gent Np2O
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Bronch0cele, GOitre oT SJ0tllel Ma,

AeDul0u SslQaE14 OIL peGEs LEXIS. Ef1te5s
bottles Of your, SaTSapaIiIia cured me IRON a.
ia llideous swelling on the tiecE, which A,l 3
fered from ever tWUy Years"
Lfue0TTh0u ~ IFhfsss, OraTiGH TERoT, Il,
liberation, FeNsGle DfteaReg.
Dr J.BaS. Clulbnlng. of New York CITY. w,
II most clecrfully comply With the request Il 4
agent In saying have found your SarSaIaf.I \
most excellent altsrktiyetuth the nNmeEOpIsuaIss1
for which WE employ such remedy, bni tsIed,
IN EeadLe DiardREt Of the SerUillons Glat6t.s
have cured many inTeterate cnses Of Lrncor,ila,
It. anil s0mG where the cUmC lafnR was caused II I
ceration of the Mte11tE. The liberation iI,tli :,
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge tFul
It for These female Heterogeneous"
Edward 9. Marrow, Of NsWbury. Ala, writes.
dangerous 0rdTihn titHOF on one OF the leaals
my i9HItly. which hal Lelied all the FemsIss
conld employ, has at length been completely N
ny your RxtfRct Of S6rapnFilla. Our pawn
Thought nothing hut extirIatIon could afford M
but he atlvtheti the trial of your sarsTAhlh a
last resort before cutting. aud 1t proved saas,
Amer taking yonr remedy eight weeks no s!z;s
OF the disease TemainBn Dies .sa
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.HEMPFl ED RAEILROAD


Ia e.
ClHANGB OF zIGME!
/, Na4EDi ARFRt 1IoltD4Yi N6yRlIBRR THE
i1y,exeSpt 6uadayssi 5555 5s5775-} ) !
Leave RaGhtnE tons: 49,, IA NJ
Arrive At NheelfnE, .6tl.9s 10 =
sRETUHNTNas ~
Leave theeling 9..........!,,..S P. n -
-! A!rtEea ~ tFashIhg t6H1..gi.sz..-i..z. 9
Al Freight 70 be fpINaEiea from EhealIbe must DO
delEeEC ct the deEOt bEfnFO O,elOok IstoTnstre
ate shipment the Hale day. 81 oa.sss >
= ney2A 4Hz5lsas W.Dsn BURTON up't. /.
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RETURNING TRAINS.

Leave Cleveland Mt 9:25 a. NJ and 900 r. H. ar
rive at Bridgeport Mt 4ST p. u. and 6I4 A. II.
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 a. 81. 630 A. v. and 1880
T. ~ arrive mt bridgeport Mt S;l4A. 81, 1CS3 A. n.
I've Accommodation Trains viii be run daily (sun-,
days exFeptedl-oMe between Wellsvillo AMI Pitts
all stations, and arrives at Pittsburgh BOO A. 81.
Returning leaves Pittsburgh ut $500 2. u. and
riVeN at Wellsville Mt 6:25 p
The other between BNynTd and Cleveland leaves
BHyard at 1880 ~ stopping at all stations, arrives
at Cleveland at 1885 A.. II. Returning leaves CIeVa-
land At $50 J. H. and arrives at IayaFd at s:45 r. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $l75.
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In tile West, North
and Fast can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the EASt. North, West and NoTtlI-WeEt. ONCE
No. 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. II. IIAMILT0N. Agent,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

a. OtBEDELLION, AEent for wheeling md I5ciuitf.
Specimen Art journal can 6eaf 1t
the fdle omee. - = tdeela!
T0lCETl 40 tieTgss prime Rice Just TScsiTed and
~ fer ale BY g!ylsl ": hHILBE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
New Family Grocery.

FTNEEsUBSCKIBER BEGS ANNOUNCE
fF0dhcs Store In the old Post Office building, ISIS
Market street, near the corner OF Quincy St., andso.
licits the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
lt7VTilI be my constant endeavOr to offer. at thr
lowest prices, the best the market Affords
"A superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always GU hand. g
German Produce, atsch as Prunea, Lentlos, Split
Peas, also all kinds pf Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale aud retail at thelOwes rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail at
q. W. DRESSINGS,
Eebl-1yd Formerly with AIex IIeyman.
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Ayers CherrY PectoraI
TOR THE RAPID OURB on
2 2 VLs = q , ID UUhN OF
Coughs, ColdS, 1n6uenza, Hoarssns"
Group, BEonchltlSS Inclpient coz
13ii 6umpt10 f1s QndfROE the 5ReIbet
l,.s.-f. Of Con snmpttYe Patients

In adVRnced Stages
Il - F9sOH the Disease.
This remedy 20 rliysrlslly known to ISri.
any other Tor the Cure Or throat and lang COMP
that It u useless here 10 publish the evidences s.
ends, and 10 tFSSv SonderfnI cures Of ppn9Dat;
disease have niade it known thruug bout the eSl'
nhtton6s Of tile earth. Few ARE the conu1 y,
even tAmiliel among them who have rot og1J L- 4,
Eon9l tFisRee Of Us edeetE-BOme living tEgP';
their midst Of It's b1etUTy over the subtle anI
BaFtstts disorders 81 the throat aud lungs - !,
know the dreadful fatality Of these disor6sr rI
they know, too, tile effects OF this remedy, We N
not do more than lrS 4igm That Is has nOs
virtues that It did have when making
which have Won 80 strongly upon the e'haasD''
mankind. y 40 s-@1i45 Il l.gz.--- m
Prepared By. DR.. ]. G., AVER & Co.,
Lowell, NJ ass SIS.
Gists. 80 aRgllSly-HO'le
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10 THE PUBLIC,

will stake my reputation as man, my standing
merchant OF thirty years residence IN tile city
Of New, York; that wtnt pledge and testify viii.
my seal, my Label, and my certificate, Is correct, aud
car! he relied upon by every purchaser. h.
Physicians who use Wines aud Liquors In their
practlee Hhnuld give tile preference to these arlcles.
For sale BY all respectable Druggists and AP6ths-
cAEies. u.
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New 0rk Paper7 IFarehouSe.

COUTH BRANCH HRRRINES.-.4ss
~ bS{Eets g lala aQ4 ARG, int EFeeltysd and
t ist ellts " 4eltg7li; = 0sRIiLGY
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! TRANSPORTATION
Baltin1ore & Ohio Rail Road


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cI1fTJE3, GfnccT IifI0T1, l37tITQENE1t, CIeTaIls7
Ca1ies aRd E;EfdltqtiSR N az BoaeL.
A great variety Of cases have 1,een reported to y
where cures o. thee formidable complaints have r
suited from the use Of this remedy, but Onr Fa7i
here will not admit them. s0Ine q them u1y T.
f"und In Opr American Almnns c, which the ass9I
below pamed are pleased to furnish gratis to all VIZ
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Uygpptia5 HeQrt DiteaRe, Fiig, EpileRsy, NfIaN0"
", NeltTdLgta.
Many Remarkable eures Of these affection. ban
been made by the alternative power Of this medianF,
Itstmulates the vital functions into yiEOT0u. Atso'
and thus oTercomeS disorders which would be sor
posed beyond its r6aeli. Such remedy h3s -
been required by the necessities Of the people ~
we arc confident that tltj VIII do for them al ID"
medicine can do. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

W.P snfH, Master OF Transportation.
L. n. Cole, GenI Ticket Agent. ap2O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

UDoLPHOi 5woLFE's PURE MADEIRA,
WINE,
Imported and bottled by himself for private and me-
iCiRRl use the best Wine ever offered to the tTsde in
bottles. This Wine IL warranted perfectly pure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
Three Thropgh Pa senger Trains,

The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal toany In the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

1hsfeIolingls an sxtTie3 frozl aIs4ter 1rittSa BIZ
ne Fastar e = 1a5t-s chareh . he JoqIisal -,
ote.gsr's Cl2ri-.Ati, oa.lp. ard uI-ls lSllSs II
tlVs- = tll-t grosi 81 r1iyinslIss EIxs-
lSu's soez1Ell isTrre - ellEs.-Ex IEEl1rxe:
I'VE ~ a adteEti.el - n yulir e5i6s q S1rs
= tlssa'l.r ssotliisE sgSap. SoS ne n<rar "a .
uoEa = re- = ift tetfna lsiaIs i, - Ifss
bat ~ ~ eol. - ~ e yliF Fsllars, al
q AZ n s1-Gr1s Il \. PEollly. 80 q IL -.
soe-silal i-slislhss q a. d.. 4 j-.s I.
th.bstt Alitt5,s.t yt1r re.,i.ll ~. - s
Me- e.nt = eottsE ti,ll = ~ IA tupSly.s
oeG1S-ty-dEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11
yIrrinla Vot soiD-.1oeeoeIe.

NJ. Cien9ns, Of VjrEiilis, says, emo mat
ter What tie Couventioa nay do, tie Slnte
will mot gooat. p VEln. C. Rives Is here He
says the Virgins Gonreation has noiidea
of going cat Of the Uuiou. there ar
many applications fOr Federal appoint
meuts iron YirFinfa-
Mr. Caldwell, the Virginia Republican
State Senator, reports the Union sentiment
as growing every hour. Nj. Chandler, Of
Virginia, is here, and had an intervieu
with Ar- Lincoln tonight, Who was highly
grat7hed with the repbfts from that State
- lEaaiiagsOn dstulieIaas- ,.s ..zsss-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-11

\ Iorxe nan named lanes. Of Harrison
County, va EhO Is sade5ng The iaaic-
toa Of hsEtnE been rhristened B0ha Tyler,
IS aSout 70 petition Tie Legislatlre 70
ehnASs his nlne- He does his tnsvieH q
tie disgraeefal secession demonstration q
his iiustssOos hsnesIEey He proposes to
have II changed fro.a yohn TYLER 10 john
Minor Bot,E-