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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
PROFESSOR L. MILLER'S
Hair Invigorator.
An EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOME
CAL COMPOUND.


CAL COMPOUND.
For Restoring Gray Hair to its original color
without dyeing and preventing the Hair from turning
For Preventing Badness, and curing it, when
there the least particle Of vitality or recuperave ener
For Removing scurf and Dandrun, and all
cutaneous affections Of the Scalp.
For Bcautifying the Hair, imTarting to il an
unequaed gloss and brancy, making il soft and silky
in its texture and causing ii Ia curl readily.
The great celebrity aud the increasing demand Tor this
unequalici preparation convince the proprietor that one
trial Is only necessary to satisfy discerning public OF
it, superior qualities any other preparation at pres
ent in use Il Ceanses the head and scalp from dand
run and other cutaneous diseases, causes The hair 70
grow uxuriany, and gives rich, soft, glossy and
flexible appearance and also where the hair u otsening
and thinning, will give strength and vsor 10 the roots
and restore the growth to those parts which have become
bald, causing il to yield fresh covering Of hair
There hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair Restored by the use OF
this lnvigorator, when all other PREPARATIONS had Jailed
L. NJ has in his possession letters nnunerabe testify ing
10 the above facts from persons o the highest csecta
biy. will eiiectnally prevent the hair fron turning
gray until the latest period Of life and in cases where
the hair has already changed its color, the use al the
lnvgorator will with certainty restore 10 It's original
hue, giving il dark glossy appearance. As perfume
for the toilet and Hair Restorative Is particularly rec
commended, having agreeable fragrance and the
great facilities it affords in dressing the hair which,
required form so as to preserve its place. whether plain
in curls-hence the great demand for BY the ladies'
standard toilet article which none ought 70 be with
out the price places within the reach Of all, beng
Only Twenty-Five Cents
per bottle to be had at all respectable druggists and per
fumers.
L. Miller would call the attention Of Parents and Guar
dams the OF his lnvigorator, in where the
chdrens' Hair nclnes u be weak. The use 81 iays
the foundation for good head Of hair as removes any
impurities that may have become connected with the
SCALP the removal Of which Is necessary both for the
health Of the child and the future appearance OF its Hair
CAruox-Noae genuine without the fac simie LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer rapper Also L. Mll4khs
HAIR INvIGORATOR N. Y, blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot 90 Dey 81 and sold by all the prnci
nal Merchants aud Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present to the American Public my
A..r and Zuanros,ed LaalanElfne0ua
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
Ayer,s Cherry PICTORIAL.

4 large supply of thisinvaluable remedy for
n coughs, colds and consumption, just re-
eived and for sale at the st. Charles Book
storcby, A. b. +. UILDRETH.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

pLANKS of all kindsfor sale at the Intelli-
ID gcncer office.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
E. NJ. WELLS CELEBRATED
GERMAN LINIMENT,

An unequalled application where a lniment
or ointment is required. 1t cures the worst
old sores, wounds, poll-evil, sweneys, snake
bite, SPAWN, Rheumatism, frozen limbs, burns,
scalds, collie, &c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

1's0ee"ste''eess
LIQUID Hair Dye
which after years Of scientific experimenting have
brought perfection 1t dyes Black Brown instantly
without injury 70 the Hair or skin warranted the best
article Of the kind In existence.
Price, Only 50 Cents.
Depot, Sc Dey Street, New York. 4oyl.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-05
A FEW WORDS TO OUR SOLDIERS

You are now in the enemy's country,
and the result Of the contest in which
you are engaged depends asmuch upon,
your conduct as your valor. You have
volunteered for the purpose of saving
a Union you love and a Constitution
you admire from destruction; and to
accomplish this great work-a work
which posterity a thousand years hence
WILCOX back upon with thankfulness-
you must remember that you are A
mcrican citizens and patriots. Not
ono moment thould you forget the hon
or which these proud titles confer upon
you. Nothing should induce you to
wantonly OF. uselessly destroy private
property, or do aught that can preju:-
dice the minds of the defeneeless. por-
ton Of the people Of the South against
you or your cause. Your enemies are
those who have arms in their hands.
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and who march under the traitorou'
flag of the Southern Confederacy.' -
These, and those who aid them, are tho
foemenfor your steeI-not the harmless
women and chrildren or the oppressed
peaceful citizen. While you contest
determinedIy against the former, spare
the latter. By pursuing this course
you will gain thousands Of friends for
your cause, and hasten the time when
our country will again be united, peace
fnl. and happy.
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rest of mankind, enemies in war, in

rest OF mankind, enemies IN war, IN
peace, friends. y& r.
We, therefore the representatives of the UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA, in GENERAL
CONGRESS assembled, appealing to The Sa-
preme Judge Of the World for the reclitude of
our intentions, do. in the name, and by the au-
thority OF the good people Of these colonies,
solemnly publish and declare, That these United
Colonies are, and ought to be, FREE AND
INDEPENDENT STATES that they are
absolVed from all allegiance to the British
crown, and that all political connexion between
them and tie state of Great B.itlin, is, and
ought to be, totally dissolved; and that, as
FREE AND INDEPENDENT STATES,
they have full power to levy war, conclude
peace, contract alliances establish commerce,
and to do all other acts and things which IN
DEPENDENT STA ES may ofright do. And,
for the support of this declaration, wtha firm
reliance on the protection of DIVINE PR0VI-
DENCE, we mutually pledge to each other, our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-05
WAR ITEMS.

The battery attached to the Rhode Island
Regiment arrived here yesterday direct airom
Washington. They came through by way 81
,Chambersburg and reached Hagerstown in forty
eight hours after, their departure. From this
place they marched to Martinsburg and arrived
in camp on the evening Ct the 4th. They wers
enthusiastically received, and from tho splen-
did appearance they present will perform excel,
lent service when opportunity offers.
4 Capt. Hoffman, of the Provost Guard, to-day
seized large amount Of holsters and other
equipments in the Court House.
Capt. Hoffman, of the Provost Guard, this
morning directed the search of the resi-
dence of Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, laIs
Minister to France. Nothing was dis cover
ed to implicate this gentleman in the re-
bellion, and certificate to this effect was
given to the servants in charge Of the msn
sion SO as to prevent the annoyance Of any
further examination. .aa
The Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment,
Col Emily, arrived in Martinsburg at ons
o'clock to-day, having marched from vii,
Transport. The men were somewhat "a
tigued, but bore the journey with oomnen-
dable fortitude. They report that the First
Rhode Island Regiment had arrived ia
Williamsport, and will probably reach hera
this evening, 4 ,.iat Il, a.l.t BID
We learn that the portion Of Capt Per
kins battery Of artillery, Which was left
behind, has been ordered up, and one Of
Capt. Doubleday's "big guns" has been
sent for. The artillery with Gen. PattSr.
sons division is of the best kind, and it IA
in the hands Of men who know how to usa
it. .a.l.l.
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NOTICE--Persons having information of
IN importancein reference to the operations
of the army under General Patterson, are re-
quested to send the same to Capt William B.
Sipes, editor of the "American Union. = A re-
sponsible name must in all cases accompany
the communication. ..,,
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and charging its boundaries, SO as to rem !.
der it at once an example and fit instru-
ptut for introducing the same absolute rule
iAio these colonies:
For taking away our charters, aholishing
onr most valuable laws, and altering, fun.
dsnellynta, tho powers Of cur govern
wents:
FOR suspendins our own legislatures,
declaring themselves invested with power
70 egislate for MS in all cases whatsoever.
,la- lie has abdicated government here, by
declaring us out of his protection, and
ragiug war against us.
, lie has plundered our seas, ravaged our
coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the
ives Of our people.
=, lie is, at this time, transporting large
aruics Of foreign. mercenares to complete
the work Of death, desolation, and tyrauny
already begun, with circumstances Of cru
city and perfdy scarcely paralleled in the
p !. /. e.L.
/, most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy
the head of a civilized nation.
He has constrained cur fellow citizens,
taken captive on the high seas, to bear arms
against their country, to become the exc
sationers of their friends and brethren, or
70 fall themselves by their hands
He has excited. domestic Instructions
amongst us, and has eudeavored to bring
ca the inhabitants Of our frontiers, the
nerciIess Indian ssvages, whose known
rule Of warfare is an undistinguished de-
struction of all ages, sexes aud conditions.
In every stage of these expressions, we
have petitioned for redress, in the most
humble terms; our repeated petitions have
been answered only by repeated injury A
prince, whose character is thus marked by
every act which may define tyrnnt, Is IN.
it to be the ruler Of free people.
Nor have we been wanting in atten-
ton to our British brethren. We have
warned them, from time to time, Of at
sempts made by their legislature to ,ex-
tend an unwarantable jurisdiction over
us. We have reminded them Of the
circumstances of our emigration and
settlement here. We have appealed
totheir native justice aqdmagnanimity,
and we have conjured them, by the ties
Of our common kindred, to disavow
these usurpation,, which would inevita-
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NJ Office is hereby given to all persons not to
In sell any Intoxicating liquor to soldiers on
any occasion whatever
BY order'of "'. l9E.
10 elar5S MAI. sPIER, Provost Marshall,
July 5, 1861.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

How TO KEEP EGGs.--A correspondent at
Goodwinsville, N. j., has good success in
keeping eggs in the following manner: With
an inch and half auger, holes were bored in
shelves, which were put in cool cellar pro-
tected from frost. The eggs as fast as col
lected, were set in these holes. with the lit
tie end downward. Some were used in
three months, some in six months, and the
balance in little over year from the time
of storing, and all were reported as perfect
" good. The cellar in which eggs are KEEP,
so well, must, we think, been very dry and
cool. 1t would be well for those making tn,
experiment to try small quantity at first
they might not keep as well under all cir
cumstances, as in the above case.
american .9gricuhurisf.
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feed undiluted sour milk to their hogs, have
so such finer animals than those who give
them slop. The hog has not room for much
water and if food which contains much is
fed to him, it makes him big-bellied, but
poor" Hogs, as well as all other animals.
should be allowed all the water they will
drink, but it should not be mixed with their
food in excessive quantity--the hog should
not be obliged to take more water than he
wants in order to get the food he requires.
Genessee Farmer.
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1- 70 Persons om of Employment. 60
AGENTS WANTED,

IN etery County, W Tue IHI1Vu "1a1es'
sIso engage in The sale Of some Of he best aud most
! elesinlly Illustrated Works published.
Our pvbrstion. are ~ The most Interesting chsfao.
tef sIagtt ~ ~. eanls ~ the Farmer Mechanic snd
Merchant, they afe pahlsisd u The hesi s,le, ani
biand IL lhe most suhsiaHial manner. and arr worthy
place ~ me litaly Il every Househol 10 the Land.
fn~ 70 iaen of enlett.e and industrious habits this
lsiaess oilers ~ opportunity for profitable employment
selnm 70 e met with.
~ Persons desting 10 sci - Agents will receive
promptly by mail full particulars terms, &c, ~ lddfes.
.ius LE4RY. GETZ a Co, Fubiishsrs.
No. 22l Moth Second street, philadelphia.
fletobe, IA 66-im
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
CUT POTATOES FOR SEED.

"A. G. Hazeltine gives in the Country Gen.
teman, the result OF trial OF cut and who ID
potatoes planted side by side. The whole
potatoes planted we're Of large size; yield
less than the other of inferior quality, and
knotty appearance. The yield from the cut
potatoes, with one eye to the hill, was the
largest in every case, and Of uniform size
and fine shape.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
nay rOoD FuR HOGS.

A correspondent Of the Country Gentle.
man saws. "Many hogs are kept compare.
lively poor by The high diluiion q their food.
They iakc % - much water that there i not
room fora good supply Of nu'riment. Hence
the reason that those farmers who carefully
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

IN CASKS of LIME for sale low fot Cash. Al.o
~ COFFEE. stuart, SUGAR, and many other
.ossoRshls Articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.

SAIko, JuIe lI, 1901.
The steamer City OF Alton with two companies Of Col.
Cseby's regiment, and squad OF artierymen and two
seld pieces made excursion down the Mississippi five
miles below Columbus, Ky to-day On returning, when
near Columbus, some machinery of the boat broke,
The boat drifted ashore, and while the machinery
being the Captain Of the boat with three Of the
crew, went Ashore and cut down secession flag which
fy ing there and brought it into the city. No at
tempt was made to prevent their taking the flag
II is reported by passengers who have arrived from
Columbus since The City Of Alton left that great excite
ent prevailed among the citizens, and that locomotive
and cars Immediately despatched TO Union CITY TO
convey rebel troops to Columbus Ky. but rebel
troops by the excursonss between here and
Columbus.
The correspondent Of the tribune writing from Cairo
on the l1th instant, says;A band Of rebels cap
tured at Norfolk Missouri on Sunday. Yesterday they
were exemired lie ore General Prentss, and finally dis
charged taking the oath Of allegiance and subscribing
to obligation to be ready at all times to defend the
Stars and stripes against all foes Everything is quiet
here.
One thousand rebel troops added to the camp at
Union City TO day. There about seven thousand
rebels there The town is in way protected by bat
teries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

Married.
CuTHBERr-DuNN AT Piaindeld n j., on Tuesday
June IL, by the Rev. James Bailey, JOHN CUrHBmr
OF this city, AAGt'IE A. DUNN daughter Of William
Dunn, Esq of the foriuer place.
DAY-sCornD.--On " ednet day, June H. by the Rev
Thomas De Witt, D. d HENRY DAY to ADELAIDE SC).
FIELD youngest daughter o. VIM. a. Sco1eld all Of this
city.
ENc-CAsx AT Pine Plains, N Y on Thursday, June
g. at The residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev.
Ihos Ellis, Henry W. Eve, 10 Miss P1EBa CASE all Of
Pine Pains.
EILs-ENo.-At Pine Plains, N. u, on Thursday June
g. at the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev
Thomas Ellis MATHEW EriS, Esq of New York (ssu
OF Rev Thomas Elis) to Miss MAxY EAo, only laughter
Of VIM Emo, Esq., Of Pine Plains.
HEINxKEN-HusBEIL in Chaslestown, Mass, On Mon.
day, June 10, by Rev Thomas r. Lambert, assisted by
the Rev. G. Swope, GUSTAV HFNEHEN, OF New York
MARY LOUISE, daughter Of Peter Hubbe Esq, of Charles.
town.
LENr-FoREsrER --On Tuesday, June 4, WILLIAM D.
LIANT, Of fremont, Westchester county, N r., to Miss
EilzABKIH FORESTER, OF this city.
upDEGR.rf-BuuUs-On Tuesday, June IL, at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION by the Rev Dr. Hou sh
ton, Captain j. UpDEGRAfF United States Army to ELIZA
BETH H., daughter Of Commander Oscar Bulius, United
States Navy.
VAN CoTr-GRsEN.- On Wednesday, June IL, by Rev
j. o. Rogers, Mr.. CARMAN VAN Corr, of New Rochelle,
n. " 10 Miss HK.IES GREEN, OF Rye, IN. Y.
Hempstead papers please copy.
YoUsG--HENKY -On Wednesday, May Is, by Rev. J.
o. Rogers, Mr.. ALLEN d. You've to MARY T.. HxNRY,
Youngest daughter OF A. Hamilton Henry Esq, both OF
Williamsburg, L. l.
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borsbur very pleasant clover fields and In The nsiso
borhood abundance Of water. cbst'ed with Col,ne


"rey, OF the twentieth regiment pennsv,vsr. v,un
1eefs the celebrated Scott Legion Of Phadepb,s Tn
ooiono served In the Mexican war; is good soldier and
.oo'of ielow The men were about preparing their
winch was Of very good materials and satissa
WIN me exception that they complained OF no.
rs,.l meat and taat the bacon though good wa,
IOceeded on and saw Q, gadier Genera Williams. who
. me specimen Of a volunteer soldier. plain frsnx
unoe'eG'a,oos, and, III warrant it, brave dined with
nm wnco nigh. excuss my speaking in his praise if
After leaving Gsnerai Siliams proceeded to Colonel
THOMAS orssde, about half mile beyond she town. to-
waIas hagestowr The fantry in this brigade are en-
camPeo IA neos along The turnpike, and the cavalry,
together with the bea quarters OF the Colonel on the
opposite sde in pleasant forest The Colonel is the
BIRTH about forty years of sge six feet high one hun
cree and eighty pounds, ford complexion, and sound
Union man ne has the reputation OF being the best
Captain James, with hts Philadelphia City Troop were
a. TINS camp This said to DO the oldest volunteer
OF the fret families Of Phdephia- Of educa
ton and means Among the prvates may mention
a. RANDOM Young dwaader, son OF Judge Cadwaader
kane member Of the bar, of the late Judge Kane
ana orother OF the late Dr. Kane Goddard OF Dr. r.
b. Goddard, and Others OF the same class They were
dine quite 80 early o.hers) and it was n'erestna
10 tes the fun This whole valley specially de
sRneo of camping grounds, and II is abundanty supplied
with excellent water
There was nothing OF special interest going on the
tenoon dlil was dispensed with the
rive neat The men very impatient for orders to ad
vance tue more so % there rumors OF and
protrac'ed collision between the outposts and pckets
the rebels and the loyal citizens Of Mary at vii
Transport and people from that State are constantly an
plying to the commanding officer to their assist
snce
Matters are hurryirg forward now very rapidly. and
the advance of this army into Mary land lrcely
delay ed much longer
In addition to the troops already mentioned destined
to this point, Wisconsin reg ent expected and two
more regiments from Phi ade phia Col Small's and Etn
stems IL thu ught, will be sent equipped
Col Jerrits Eleventh Penns yana Volunteers have not
yet arrived, but will be here in day or 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13
BrOOklyn City News.

ANNUAL CRUISE OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.-The an
nual cruise Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club Of Tues
day. and Notwithstanding the thunderstorm which last sd
for several hours the affair passed of quito pleasantly,
The boats started from the club house Penny Bridge
about nine O'clock and after cruising about tho lower
bay for couple hours the entire feet came to anchor
in Gravesend Bay, opposite the establishment OF Mr.
Alfred g. Partridge The crews amounting in the aggre.
gate TO seventy five souls then ashore and pa!oo
:. an excellent chowder nrepared by some members 81
the club Speeches aad patriotic songs we're INDUCED in,
oying themselves hugely the fleet weighed anchor and
returned to Brooklyn about shutdown The club was re-
presented by the following Early Bird,
znga, Commodore Montauk Mystic, saide, Sol Smedley,
Laura ana Nancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

HOPE CHApEI-BsSEFT CONCERT TeNIGHr-A Benefit
Concert for Miss Nina Geary OF tonight at Hope
Chapel, where that young and finished vocalist has been
singing for some time past together with her father Mr.
Gustavus Geary in connection with the entertainment of
Gen Tom Thumb. The Gearys well known by the
reputation they established here last in their
speciality Of Moores lrish Melodies Some excellent
artists among tn IN the youthful pianist, Master Pape
will participate in the concert to night and Tom Thumb
will appear In some Of his most entertaining parts The
Gearys are about entering on professional tour in
Canada
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charges n. s,ors, o, the ays the S9Sasrv
lies IN the bsn used, wuSh
s eas ds,s hitting the bore With groove ''is
yeutor wshes sshsr 70 'oe edges Of the bsnd rhe in
or 70 obtain contract for supplying the army With the
ouet. Firearms furnished with the contrivauce would
Prove most fo' micabe weapons in the hands Of square
where heavy nre would be NECESSARY to
break an euv,pys front.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13
SECOND REGIMENT (FIRE ZOUAvES)-ILI
NESS OF COLONEL SHALER

This regiment continues to increase rapidly large
number OF recruits yesterday sworn In and signed
che rolls. Most all the companies have the full
complement Of men, and those wishing to join
will have TO report before the close OF the week
in order 10 secure them selves The members of
the depart rent turning out strong, and there
is every to believe that nearly every company
throughout The cits will be represented in the regiment
AS they get into quarters full list OF all the
members Of the depa tent together with the number
q the company they represent, will be Published.
On Mosday night, we regret to state, Colonel
shser wSs taken suddenly III by a severe
attack of Inflammation in The bowels. which
Las confined him bis bed since. His medical at
tncans are happy 10 sate do not think his case TO
be of such nature any alarm, but that ne
will be compelled keep to bis house for two or three
days. In the meantime the officers Of the regiment are
constantly attendance at the headquarters Of the
regiment, Centre market, to transact the business.
We understand that Colonel Pond has brought on to the
city new ried cannon. DO used by the Fro Zouaves
II Ia q wrought iron, with patent breech loading II
was manufactured In Boston, at the Cores Steam Engine
Company's works Being light and of small cali6re, it
can be drawn the same as army ro apparatus BY the
Zouayes large number are beng manufactured at the
above place.