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NOBr. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
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THIS DEIIEIUIs TONIC STINT LIANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the Use Of the
IL .Ntlrai PrQ'cssioa and the Eantily, having
superseded the so called Gins" " Aromat.
il, - " Cordial, " Medicatcd." "Schgps,'
etc. is now endorsed 10y all of the prominent
physicians, chemists, and connosseurs, as pos.
seaSing all Of those MtrNSic medictl qualities,
ttonic and diurctic,D which belong to an 0Id
and pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and
sold by all druggists, grOcers. etc.
4. NJ. BlNINGER & co.
Established in 177sJ Sole Projectors.
No IS Broad St, New York.
For sale by ID. s. BARNES & CO., No. 13
Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with
the requirement OF Druggists, and our supe-
rior business facilities, enable us to furnish
them with choice Liquors for medicinal and
family use. 5lyI
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EUtc..ins' Headache Pills.

These Pills are recommended solely for the headache in
it~ various IuIA-. whether billions, nervous periodical "f
-ik hCdiaclr For this uiictuI, Of the most dSa
grrrhlc that " flesh j. heir tn the public have long de-
sired medicine that would be Mill and safe in its opera
io and relieve the head without facilitating the body
Who does not know of the many suhtcrfgr rcsortcd to
a remedy and thousands of leads ache onr 'nt
medicine offered whose ol the distressing mai
aly j. and satisfactory.
lrice IS cents per box. with full directions.
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Store to Rent.

HNllE Subscriber offers for rent. on favorable
L terms, his Store in the Intclligenccr
Building. He will also sell his entire stock
Of Books, Stationary, Paper Hangin@s. &C.,
at cost. \. y. f. HILDHEru.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY PHYSlC

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or cvadc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigoratc every portion of the human or
ganism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitaIiticS. As a consequence
of these properties the invalid who is bowed
down with pain or physical debility is astOnishcd
10 find his health or energy restored by remedy
at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday conf
plants Of every body, but also many fOrnda-
bic and dangerous diseases The agent bcl"w
named is pleased 10 furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use in the following COM
plants: COsireRoSs, HcGttUin, Hcuddche dris-
ing from di$ordcrcd Stomdch, N1"Sc" Indigestion,
Pam in aud DIOiJid IH1ctiOu IF the BOTes, Flat
mnncy, Loss Of Appcfitc. JGrmdice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from low state of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not DC put of by unprnciplcd Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for AYERS PILLS and take nothing else.
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PROFESSOR l.. MILLER'S
Hair Inyigorator.
Az EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONONE.
GIL CONPOIrND.


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For Restoring Gray Hair ia il. oyiai,,l ro,or
without dycing, and preventing the Hair from turning
gray.
For Preventing Bal'incss, and curing il. when
There The least particle al vdiH! or Tucuprryc cucT
~ remaining.
For RemOying ScGrf and DaHdTufs, and all
cutAnc"nS affections -! tie scalp.
For Bcantif!inS the Hair. lmrartng % i an
un"g0H"d gloss and hEj"ury, linking it sol and aIiky
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grow uxuriunty and rive. III rlrh soft. r,.., nnI
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and restore the growth toto~@G"rs which have h,yos
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York who have had Tia p haze r.f,rri l, tl,. no n,
tins uyiraratnr when all other prrrerratj. has, failed
/ NJ has in iii noss,ssa, ars inurnrrlIr t,.tiy,tp,
to tie above facts from persons Of the highest rc,l~cr-
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-04

Connect nj Manchester Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urlays, with NJ. o. Walk rs Line Of Stages for York
Strawberry Point, Brush Greek, Fay and West Union
And al eSsup with stages for Waterloo, Cedar Fails 1T
Dodge Wayerly, Clark~yc. Bradford aud St Charl,s.
GEORGE YOUNG Superintendent
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UUTCIlINS
MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TillCturC

TIE Great NrIicR Discovery qfNc 1911 Century,
rI,IIIs INVALUABLE CUI'MpOUND. which Is now ere
1 HiuE 50 much excitement IN the medical WutIt ana
among some Of the most learned IN the profession, Il
curing thousands ui that rl-- IT nVads whose case the
medical faculty hay" long sought to reach, hut IN VAIN
In proof OF IT, extraordinary curative propcrurS We may
be permitted To- u'lducc the following:
WASHINGTON, y. G, Feb. q, l~52.
nr IIuchns-Dpar ~ir: have been requested 10 give
my opinion ul",n tr merits Of your Golden lmiurr |
have used for m-r rn, los Of appetite. NJ. with ma
tcri benefit llguk good mCicn" for purify ihG the
blood and a -lfr ami NuUahr preventative a well A.
ol disease Hoping. Yen may De Wo~lCr'd N the
sale oft, lam, sir, your "h"dlont .Crvam,,
DANIEL WEBSTER
Rov T. F. Norris late editor the Boston oNc Branch
wrote under dat ui
BosTux. May -, iS55
pr. Hutchns have usrd your G"ll'n fhHiorr ana
h,V" received more benefit from il than any medicine
hnN" tried. Truly yours, I. /. NuEEtS.
Certificate from Tror C. Nrwtou NJ. y. President Of the
Worcester Medical College;
WORCESTER. ,uuc. 1853
pr Ii:t,hms Sir: ~ You wished my opinion rc~ln,'2
Your Gusru ltucinrc, fr"rE give u-n"i That """" h
Wiling e. lend my nam" or in amy way give Cu'ihtlhN
tnHiy patent or secret UU-rGm, but having been lh"'
aCqmht" with The formula from which your medicine =
c"mm-rh. may say that consider essentially on" "I
the COM Uunts Inr which II j. recommended.
Your truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
Tho Go'rn Trcurr Is put up in large pint bottles and
/ sold at 81 90 Der bottle.
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MAN HOOD
W L ~ IL - va
HOW LOST, AND HOW RESTORED.

HOW LOST, AND HOW RESTORED.
Just PpjiisAcd, in .Scaied EareIope
A Lecture ON the nature, treatment and
"a radical cure OF Spcrmatorrhaa, or Semi
nal Weakness, Sexual Debility. Nervousness
AMI Involuntary Emissions inducing Impo-
tcmcy, Consumption and Mental and Physical
mCalHcity By
NOBI j. CULNERWELL, NJ. ID.
-Au,lor Of tie - Green Book," Sc
The world renowned author, in this admi-
rahlc Lecture, clearly proves from his own cX-
pcricncc that the awful consequences Of self.
abuse may be etlectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous Surgical OPP
crationS, bOu@ieS instruments, rings or cOrdi-
ais, pointing out IA mole ofcur. at nee certain
and etfcctual, 10y which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may he, may cure him
self ctetpiy Pricatiy and rldicdiiy This lee
turc will prove a boon to thousands and thou
sands.
Sent under scllito any address, post paid, on
the receipt Of two postage stamps, by addrcs-
sing DrChas. J. c. Kline, III Bowcry, New
York, Post Box / $50. vi 81 VI
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OBJ gntclliernter.
SKETCH OF VICTOR EMANUEL.

The following sketch of the King of
Sardinia, from the pen of Alexander
Dumas, appears in the independents,
Of Naples:
"Victor Emanuel, who looks like
man of forty years of age, is frank,
sincere, vigorous, temperate, an early
riser, and a keen sportsman with gun
and dog. He bears the fatigue of a
long days shooting better than many |
of the most active mountaineers, and
he generally starts on such excursions
before sunrise. He makes very light
breakfast, merely a piece of bread
and a slice of cold meet or cheese,
which he cats like peasant, without
sitting at table but he always makes
q hearty dinner, laying aside all ETH
guette, without court or chamberlains.
On Sunday, the day of general recep-
tons at the palace, the doors are
thrown open at eleven o'clock, and
anybody who feels disposed may enter
until three. If any person desires a
private audience, he must apply by
letter, and on the morrow or the fol-
lowing day he will surely obtain it,
for Victor Emanuel opens all his let
tiers himself. One day when out shoot
ing, he met peasant, who on seeing
ing the king bring down two patridges
right and left, with his double barrel
ed gun, went up to him and said,
You shoot well, you do 1t was
mice - - rncnnnInl tho
king. Perhaps you could rid me of
fox that steals my hens Most
willingly Ifyou do l will give you
two mute (scventy cents.) Agreed,
said the king = will come tomorrow
morning with my dog and shoot your
fox Give me your hand on it, said
the man. The king Immediately
shook hands with him, and, true to his
word, went the next morning, found
the fox, and shot it. Thank God for
that = exclaimed the peasant you
have fairly earned your two mute,
and there they are. The king took
them and said This is the first money
have ever earned Then, tossing
up the pieces in his hand, he added,
1t is pleasure to receive money one
has fairly gained The next day, in
exchange for the two mute, his maj
esty sent dress, necklace, and ear
rings to the peasants wife. 1t is i'm
possible to be more easy of access
than is Victor Emanuel. He goes on,
alone on foot, and enters the theatre
at the public door. One day the por.
tress of the Angennes Theatre caught
a gentleman in the act Of putting the
smoke of his cigar at her cat, which
he had found in a corner and kept
there. Rushing forward to rescue her
favorite, she seized the tormcntor by
the arm, and on his turning round, rec
ognized the king"
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Ayers Cherry PcctOral.

A large supply fthisinvaluabIc remedy for
"A coughs, colds and consumption, Just re-
civcd and for sale ut the st. Charles Book
st.rcjy, ABE. HILURETH.
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Communication tickets for persons may he
obtained of the Captain on board, at onc-half
the above rates, when One Dollars worth is
purchased at time.
The Company reserve the right to change
the above rates whenever they may think pro
per TO do so. JOHN LAWLER
General Agent.
n. b. When n bank bill is offered for fer
riage the usual premium on specie will be in
variaby charged.
Sunday Fcrry-Leavc Prairie du Chen at 8
a. NJ, and McGrcgor at 5 80 J. NJ.
Z. II. SlIERWIN, Captain.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself snch a rcnown for the cure of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint.
that it is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been
employed. As it has long been in constant use
Throughout this section, we need not do more
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best 1t ever has been, and that it may b. re-
lied ON TO do for their relief all it has ever bceus
found 10 do.
FOR SALE By
n. Il. +. liiLDRETH, Montague & Co. :, and!
-: Gilbert st. Charles City Silas smith,.
Floyd Irott Green, Nashua: r. Emerson,
Jr,, Bradford. Wholesale by J. II. Reed q
Co, Chicago J. Rice, Milwaukee; Hoffman,
benton " Co. McGrcgor and Agents in every
town in the United States.
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& ARA8g G8QW 131 3ug5gs,y u e G. I'93 Gs12S2
Purify the Blood!
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,

VAL tiAS @~AOoN'
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,
ABB
Phoenix Bitters.
The high and envied celebrity which these
prc-cmincnt medicines have acquired for their
Invaluable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess to cure. has rendered the usual
practice Of putting not only unnecessary, but
unworthy of them
In all cases of Asthma. Acute and chronic
Rheumatism Affections of the bladder and
kidneys. Bilious Fcvcrs and Liver Complaints.
In the South and West, where these diseases
prevail, they will be found invaluable. Plan
tiers, farmers and others, who once use these
medicines, will never afterwards be without
them.
BILIOUS CIIOLIC. SERIOUS IOOSENESS.
PILES, COLDS AND COUGHS, CHOL-
&c, CORRUPT EIUMORS,
DROPSIES, &C.
DYspErsA-N person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines
Immediately.
Eruptons of the skin, ErysipcIas, and Flat
ulcncy.
FEVER AND AGrE-For this scour@c of the
Western country these medicines will be found
safe. speedy and certain remedy. Other
medicines leave the system subject to return
of the disease a cure 10y these medicines is
! permanent.
TRY them. Be satisfied, and he cured.
! FoulncSs of Complexion, general debility,
govt, ciddincas, gravel, headaches of every
! kind, inward fever, intlammatory rheumatism
| impure blood, iaundicc, loss Of appetite.
| MEncuRIAL DrsEAsrs.-N Never fails to cradi
- = - -
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+. NJ. WELL S CELEBRATED
GERMAN LENENENT.

An uncquallci application where linimcnt
or ointment is required 1t cures the worst
odd sores, wounds, poll-cviI. swcncys, snake
bite, SPAWN, rheumatism, frozen limbs, burns,
sCalds, collie, &c,
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Fire & Inland Navigtion Risks

accepted at terms consistent with solvcncy
and fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance Of
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For Restoring Gray Hair to it, original color
without dyrIng, and preventing the Hair from turning
gray.
For Preventing IsaIdncss, and curing it, when
there = the least particle "l vitality or rvcUpcrItyc
~ remaining.
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LiouId H0iI. Toy<

which. alter Years Of scientific experimenting / have
brought to perfection II dyes Black Brown Instantly
without injury To- the Hair skin warranted the best
article Of Tie Kind IN existence
Price, Only 30 Cemts.
Depot &c Dcy Street, New York. 42y1.
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Boston, Dec. IL Tho Mayor Of one Of tho
cities of Canada West writes that the people 4
that rgion are highly excited about the "indig-
nifty TO the British flag, ard military organi-
zaiions are rapidly forming 10 resent 1t.
The tone Of private letter., by tho Euro a
and Juia indicates firmn6ss, on tho part OF tho
English public, 10 insist on the surrender OF
Mason and Slidell, bat express tho hope and
belief that our Government will give them up
At once; other correspondents predict that
England viii go 10 war without waiting for
negotiations.
There are indications that American stocks
Owned In England will DO sent here for sale,
but 1t is believed that no great amour. has yet
been sent forward.
Albany, Dec. IL Private correspondence Ia
the ATLAS AND ARGUS from a gentleman in
Washington, whose opportunities for gaining
correct Ia formation can DO most emphatically
guaranteed, rays that all tho foreign diplomats
except the English minister, "seom 20 rogret
what they consider our retrograde movement as
10 the rights of ncutrals. They have stood by
Us on that question, and were glad to see our
rapid growth as a great naval power, and our
reel ting with them the Aggressive policy Of
Great Britain as to the law Of the seas" The
tame letter says: "But on the general duos-
tiOn Of peace or war an satisfied. from UNI
questionSl 10 authority, that our Government
are determined 10 do every thing In their pow
er TO preserve peaceful relations with Great
Britain, and they do not believe anything has
occurred which cannot DO satisfactorily arraug-
cd by precedent and conservative course.
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War Intelligence.
ALARM IN INV oRLEANs.

The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL has obtained
the following information from two Union Ref
ugoes from New Orleans;
One Of the gentlemen has resided during tho
last three years In Louisiana, whore he was
engaged In mercantile business. The condi-
ton OF affairs becoming every day worse
throughout the state, he determined to make
his eecape, and accordingly made his way TO
Now Orleans where ho spent nearly week,
ard then left for Memphis, one wesk ago
last saturday. lie confirms the reports we
have had from time TO time, Of the utter
stagnation Of business in the Crescent CITY, the
constant apprehensions of an attack felt 6y the
inhabitants, and the scarcity Of nearly alt tho
nccessaries Of life. He says that he can ira
verse the streets all day, without meeting a
young and able bodied-man. All such, between
the ages OF eighteen and forty-fiye, are impress
cd into the service, fla young man presents
him self in citizens dress the police nab ffffnv
hustle him of TO military quarters, where with
out any questions being asked, he is put into
uniform, such as can he obtained, and started
of to the wars. They have to go nolens rolens.
There were not many troops in the city, thew
having gone forward TO active fields Of operation.
The work on the Notifications about tho CITY
was being prosecuted. Seven thousand bales Of
cotton had been employed to make breastyork
In thom. There were few guns to be seen, most
Of them having been shipped to Tennessee.
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at dstsnOs o. about 900 yards frOn ths s,ay.
port. Until then our soldiers had not Known that
Il was necessary TO fortfy the couch Of the dyirt
man, and had believed the white Gag Of the hot
pttsl sacred, but they did not yet know The
enemies. The story was but too true, and
Calling fire was at once opened from svery po'
ton Of the building on the gallant defenders
the fort. Several companies Of the Nilsson
18th and 18th regiments were ordered 10 retail.
the building, but on reaching the sslly-poE
they thought II looked rather unpleasant Outsid
and preferred remaining inside. Then Co.
Of the Irish Brigade was ordered out. The
rushed forth line Of bristling steel and despef
ate human will, 'unansvsring by ,hot or shor
the yollcys which were poured into their rank
swept through the building, clearing II wit
their blood-drpping bayonets, driving the e
IRON all lite chambers, and then dashed or, I
until they burst 10 upon a body Of five tnot
sand men. Then they turned, and bring
ing In from the hospital their wounded comradc,
returned within the fort, having made one of Il
most gallant charges in the history Of the worl
AT . o'clock In the evening the storm Of BATH
began to lull, and theu, company { msps.
the north part Of the fort, getting ~uSih,
their comrades who had made the f,lorloul
charge in the morning, made rush out. an,
encountering whole regiment of Gen. Hsrrs
divhion, drove them back, captured their color
Continued on Third Pdqe.)
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!. rinlprs .nd lspped arrurd ths bnildlnrr n

the windows and Iavpod arvvrd the buildlnc, In
Az avfiIiy sublings manner.
Tho fsmcs spread riaht and left. making a
chan sveep Of the fns Residences ia 10 ran,
New, Savage, Mazyck, and the lower end o.
BIoad street, nor could the work Of dsstrua ion
snd DE- ISOLATION have been gayed, had Il not been
that he Gro exhausted hsslffor want OF ma
,erisl
This extensive foundry and machine shofa Of
Cameron & Co. were entirely DESTROYED. They
embraced eight buildings, an Office, an erecting
shop, machine and Htting shop foundry, black
tmith shop, two boiler shops, pattern etore
room, and iron room. The stock Of material on
hand, inducing large quantity for government
McCabe & Hanckeis state cotton prces was
rlso destroyed. The value Of the builainer and
machinery was eco 900. The buildings CON
tanned three hundred thousand rounds Of Sea
Island cotton, lclongiag 10 Edisto and John
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LATER.
Rebel account Of the Hattie at Camp
ALLEGHENY. Ac

Fortress Monroe, Dec. II, ria Baltimore, Dec.
iS'-lhe steamship Constitution, Capt. A. ".
Fletcher, sailed for Boston at midnight last
night. 1t Is supposed that she will there take
On board three more regiments for some point
on the Southern coast.
The Richmond WING has received few ad-
dltlonal particulars Of the attack upon Edward
Johnson's forces on tho 13th inst, at Camp
Allegheny. The Federals were reported Eve
thousand strong.
The fight began at I o'clock, A. NJ. and lasted
seven houTr when the Fedens were repulsed.
The VINO says the confederates lost 25 killed
and ~ wounded, and that the iederals carried
away their wounded, and left 90 to ZOE dead on
the field. JOhnson's force was 800, and after
the battle he was reinforced by two additional
regiments.
The Richmond VINO calls upon all farmers
Of Virginia near the lines Of railroads. to build
Ice houses and collect large supplies Of ice
during the pr, sent season, as the whole South
will have to get its ice from Virginia IN the
coming summer.
Memphis, Dec. 13.-At Columbus, Ky.,
there was great commotion Yesterday. More
troops have been sent TO Gen. Bowen at Fell.
ciana, and also a regiment 10 Union City. The
federals at Cairo have changed their policy.
None are allowed TO leave there.
AL communication has ceased. Tho Royefn.
ment transports are idle In the daytime and
busy At night. II Is supposed BY those in high
official quarters that the Federals are moving
In immense force to the Tennessee river, 70 cut
Of communication with Bowling Green.
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The whole southern rebellion was initiated
aud founded, 20 far as the masses OF the south
cru people we're concerned, by the manufacture
and publication of false news dispatches from
the North. These were Intentionally made OF
such character Ms 10 ,mbitter the mind of every
southerner who read them, and, after a short
period, the public mind was',wrought to frenzy
under the supposed injuries perpetrated by the
North, and the still more aggravated intentions
attributed TO il. In this manner 1t became no
difficult talk for clique of scheming politicians,
with money at command, TO fonent n rebellion,
perhaps more momentous than the world has
ever before witnessed.
That the same devices are still resorted to,
will DO observed by reading the following die
patch from Pari', received per steamer Jura -
PARIS, Dec. 1st.
Tho PATRIE contains this evening the fol-
lowing strange snnouncs ment which the news
ffom New York does not confirm On the ar
rival Of the news ofthe affair ofthe Trent the city
a Now York was spontaneously Illuminated,
the population joining with the Government,
and made energetic manifestations in favor OF
absolute resistance against any demand on the
part Of England.
Our European neighbors viii DO, for q season
allow TO conjecture the origin Of such falsehoOds,
but sreiOpg thsy will be credited to the right
quarter. Meanwhile, We, on this side of tho
Atlantic, need feel little troubled by them--the
day Of their success has passed.