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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
NEW
SHOP
CHARLES CITY,

FLOYD County, Iowa.
@K 49,
TTNI1E subscriber would beg leave to inform
l. the citizens Of Charles City and Floyd
County that he has opened Wagon Shop in
Woolley & Snyder's building. up stairs, where
he is prepared to execute with
Neatness and Despatch
all orders he may be favored with. He has
taken great pains to select good seasoned lum-
Der, and from his experience in his line of
business, he flatters himself that he can
Manufacture and Repair
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
as cheap as the cheapest and as good as the
best.
All work warranted
Prices according to the times.
4yl PETER ROSE.
Charles City. January %, 1862.
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Mason CITY Nursery.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the citizens of Floyd county and the pub
lie generally, that he is prepared to furnish
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THE
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WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence sand Patronage,
For Statesmen. Judges, Clergy

men.
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o. j. WooD:- DcarSir; ALLOW me the pleasure anf
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me. Any communication addressed care Box No.
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Weakness or Debility induced by over.
Enfinmn

VIII soon disappear by the Of these valuable Pills
and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
Never let the bowels be either confined or unduly act
upon. il may seem strange that IIoloways Pills shonld
be recommended for Dysentery and Fux many persons
supposng that they would increase the relaxation This
Is great mistake for these Pills will tho liver
and stomach and thus all the acrid bunors from
the system. This medicine viii give and sleoy 20
the whole organic system, however deranged while
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hiaT T.p.,t ,adt
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The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night expos
ed drenching rains and chill night air. ia oen seized
with most VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and SUFFO-
eating HOARsENESs, first symptoms Of QUICK
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From tho Statesman Of Sept. 8 1851

TIE FLoURNOY TRIAL.-We call the
attention ofthe reader TO the report of
the substance Of the evidence in this
case which NAV be found in to DAVIS pa
per. The case in itself, we admit, is not
Of much Importance nor should we have
thought of publishing the testimony,
had it not been for the most unmanly,
uugcnerous and unexpected attack
made upon MS by Mr.. Pike and his anon
ymons correspondents through his pa
per, in consequence of our accidental
connection with the affair. He
says we were playing a false part when
we professed to befriend him; that un-
der the garb of friendship we wanted
to get him out of our Office, to put him
in the hands Of his merciless enemies,
that they might maltreat or assassinate
him; that We were the tool of the Wards
and their friends. and dared not say a
word about his difficulty with Flour.
noy because we we're so; that we had
made false statements about the affair;
and then he applies to us suDdry obscene
and Opprobious epithets, in which he is
assisted by his anonymous correspon-
dents, and caps the climax by assevera-
Ting that he has not abused usl What
in the name of Heaven must be his
notion Of abuse? But all this aside.
We have now proved by the oaths ol
witnesses all that we have before stated
in reference to this affair, 10 Which 1.
added considerably more, 0hich Mr.
Pike can digest at h6 leisure. 4 4 i
If the testimony which we publish to-
day places him in an unpleasant posi-
tioa, he has no one to blame but him
self. He has forced us to place these
viands before him in order to defend
ourself against his assaults; let him
partake Of them with what appetite he
may"
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MS subsequent conduct was still more
unmanfy and disgraceful. Again lei
his friend Taylor describe it:
tFrom the Lexington Statesman Of Aug 25, is54l
"After all this. Mr.. Pike returned
home. and not only declined to publish
his note Of apology. hut renewed his Mt.
tack upon Matt Ward abused and de.
nounced Wards friends. including
those far 'chona he had recently oppressed
such high regard, and finally commenc
ed abusing us. who, according to his
own showing. had probably saved his
life II x 4 x "And finally, Mr..
Pike well knows we we're particular at
the time in explaining to him our posi-
tion. and he also knows that he approx
ed that position. We told him that we
did not wish to become personally in
7olved in the difficulty, and that while
we we're his friend, and as such would
protect him from personal injury in
our presence, we intended with this ex.
ception. to avoid all participation in
the affair. We are not sufficiently fond
OF broils and fights to take part in those
which do not concern ourselves -
Besides, Mr.. Pike should not blame
us for not "pitching in. !" as he terms it,
to one of his fights, when he erpressh
refused IN ou presence after being armed
6y ms brother IN. Ld,o. 10 fight for him
self AS for Mr.. Pixies charges about
tho Statesman being a Ward paper or
under the control Of Wards friends;
or that we are the slave or tool Of Wards
or their friends, he is talking about
matters Of which he absolutely knows
nothing. He falsely pretends to a
knowledge Of facts which have no ex-
lstenee. These charges are siIAply
redieulous--so ridiculous as not to
merit even this notice. Mr.. Pike
should know that we are incapable OF
being the slave or tool of anybody; =
ne should knoc that are cannot even BE-
made the sloye Of .fSar. (The italics
are those of the editor Of the States
man,)
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Romulus Payne called by same.
RoMULUs pAYNF.s TrsTTMoSY Y.

offered to with Pike from the ofhce to any piac
he might select. He declined TO go until the dicul
wa7 settled then went and got from Flour
nov's friends, and through them from Flournov him
self, that he might 20 unmoested; but he declined u
leave until the dlcntv settled. He insisted upui
acnding the written apology, and did send t, nftcr
delivered the message from Flournoy and his friends
lie said he wanted TO settle 20 because he had alwny
been warm friend NJ the Johnsons, and wond not
any account DO ANYTHING to wound their feelings. II
regretted HE attack on Ward because II had nure,
The feelings Of the Johnsons.
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The Restoratvels putup in bottles Of three Sizes viz
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The Soldiers True Friend !
ALWAYS READY.
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Long marches, and stid Joints, blisered and In.
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ERS, REMEMBER This, when your are grasping
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to the you lsYe when from home and friends
1t hardens aud makes hard the feet that they
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joints leaving them supple strong and vigorous while
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disease. cold settles somewhere IN the body, and OBJ
strucs It's natural functions These, u not relieved,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs, pro-
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While In this condition, oppressed by tho derangemsns,
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BY the same means Mono who know the virtues Of these
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering hom
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Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
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From Fbrioardiro Merchant # 81 LouiS, No 4, 1854
On, AVER; Your Pills the paragon Of all that Il
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Friends and Relatives
OF THE
BRAVE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Holloway Pills and
Ointm entI

A III who have Friends and Relatives In the Army
IN or Navy should take special that they be
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Woon,s nam nrsToRAr1YE.

Prof o. j. wood;-Dear Sir. Having had the mis-
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ects Of the yellow fever in New Orleans in 1851,
induced to make trial Of your preparation, and found
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FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Cap, Henry johnson called by defence.
CAPT. JoHNsoN's TESTIMONY.

Flournoy, the morning IN question, had Just arrlv
ed In the cars from Blue Lick After he len hia ladies
IN the parlor Of the (Phonx) hotel, he up 20
whore was standing In front Of the hotel asked him
" he had seen the article In tho Paris Flag about Matt
Ward He replied no, hut had heard Of Il. handed
him the paper containing IT, and he read the article
Pike was standing the opposite side OF tho street In
front ~ the Statesman of1cc. knew him only from
description andby LARGE silver headed which he
held In bis hand and pointed him out to Fournoy who
had seen him that day for the fret timc while coming
up on the sRme train with him. As soon Flonrnoy
had road the article he took my cane from nv hand
asked him what he going 10 do. He said he was GO
rg to cane that rascal. Ho went Immediately across
the street and the ARRAY commenced No one knew Of
tho difficulty before u occurred, except Fiournoy and
nysof and nv son. who happened to come ny just at
the moment when FlOurnov started When MIR. Rey-
nolds delivered the note from Pike, which was first
handed to no. told him Il unnecessary; that Mr..
PIKE eonld have Ion In perfect safety and had seut
him word 10 that efoct and that would have dis
turbrd him any further Flournov accepted the note
perfectly satisfactory, and the affair regarded A.
note.
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sIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made hem and cannot hesitate to
say they hs best cAthartc employ. Their regu-
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bilious disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
them. traternay yours AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
IhVsicidn of the Murine HospitaL
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BiIIous pIsorders-LIver Complaints.

From Dr. Theodore Bel, Qf Nei0 York Oty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
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To ArmsI To Arms

Do not let these brave perish by disease place 10
their hands these PRECIOUS REMEDIES, that will
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how many thousands Of lives would thus be saved who
DB- CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
"HoLLowAY, NEw York AND LONDON" discerniblS
as wATERMARK In every leaf Of the book Of dlrecion
around each pot box the same may be plainly
by holding the leaf 10 the light. handsome reward
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lead 20 the detection Ofany party par ties eOunterie
ing the medicines or vending the same knowing them
be spurious,
"@Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor Holloway 81
Maiden Lane, New York, and 10y all respectable Drug
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world in pots, at 25c.. 02c., and 81 each.
ES- There is considerable saving by taking tn
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n B.-Dreotions for the Guidance ofpatonts In ever!
disorder, ara uhixed to each box. myeowly.
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The Jury fined Flournoy s25.

Cowordly and contemplate as his
conduct is here shown to have been,
his subsequent conduct was still more
unmanry and disgrnceful. Again let
his friend Taylor describe it:
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Volunteers, Attention. IndISeretlOns
Of YOUth.

Sores and Ulcers, Dlotches and Swellings, can with
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aud morning and the Ointment be freely used stated
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manner, they dry up In part to break In anoth
er. Whereas this Ointment viii ronlove the humors
from the system and leave the patient vgorons and
healthy man. II will require little perseverance IN
had cases 10 insura n lastiUr cure
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Sick Headache and Loss Of appetite
incidental tO SOldipFy.

Those feelings which saddcn MS usually arise from
trouble or annoyance, ,obsruced perspaton or eating
anddrinking whatever Is isunwhoespme thus disturbing
the healthtul action Of the Liver and Stomach These
organs must be relieved, II you desire TO be we'll The
Pills. taken according 10 tho printed instructions will
quickly produce healthy action In both liver and ston-
ach and as natural consequence clear head and good
appetite -
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MarIaY'S.
oct2b W 1T %
LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS.

IUNHE PARTNERSHIP formerly existing between
I 4. 4 G. L. EaAton IN the above business dis.
solved Feb 1860 by mutual consent. The businesswil
still be carried on by Il. a II. N. EAsT0N, At the
old stand OF f. Easton, doors east Of Fas's Corner,
Main Street, where full assortment Of every thing usual
ly kept in our line will be found al prices TO suit.
D8-Thehg CHEST market price paid for Hidesin cash.
E.&H. N. EAsTON.
HiIlsboro Nov. %, 1860. noV22
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Don't know whether Flcurnoy's eans touched pihe OF
not.-think not. I convereod with Pike upstairs lie
expressed much regret At having published the article
about Ward. We werein the third story and eonverscd
before Col TAYLOR, or Mr.. rayne Pikes cae up
askcd him how h. came 70 wffo the article, he said
he had done hastily and hcohsderatey, that he
very much regretted II, and satised he had done
wrong, and had 60 expressed himself 20 Cu Taylor
Tie said he wanted to settle the difficulty before he len
Town, lie Hsked me what thought would satisfy
flournoy, to which replied that did not know. In
reply 10 question: TIE manifested great oagcrnoss 10
settle the difficulty" Tn reply 90 question: "He
the wOrst-fflghtened man I saw" Ia reply fur
ther "t believe he wond have said anything to setcthe
dncuy aud get out IT," carried tho apology from
Mr. pike II objected TO BY hts son; but Mr. Pike
said he sent II because he wanted the dnculty settled
bofOrc he len the Office He told say Fournoy
that the note Of apology should be published In the next
number Of the Flag, which message delivered Flour
nov ssn word to ke that the note perfectly salts
factory Before tlie note sent Col Taylor assured
Pike that he would protect him, and Mr. Payne did the
same thing They both offered to 40 with him TO any
place ~ the city bot Pike said he did wish to leave
tho olco until tho dlhcuty was settled He said that
II he went 10 the street no afraid Of being
4inated; and badly frightened that all tho
RANGES Of Taylor and Payne could not ind0co him 10
leave Amer they (rayloraad Payno) went and
back with assurances from Nuurnov and his friends
that they would no further modest him, he (Pike) still
refused IN leave the oce until thcdculty settled
He had these rom Flournoy and his friends
heforo the note of apology written but still Insisted
mon writing and pondIno H.
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AYERS -
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Arc you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out o9
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un-
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aud should be averted by a
timely use Of tho right rem-
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cleanse out she disordered hu-
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let the iluids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
tbo obetructions which make
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Dysentery, Dlarrh@a, Relax, Worms.
n- n Llr.... 4 LlLLcrrn

Your Pills have Ind long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem Of the best aperents have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
bitous dysenfery and dtarrhGa. Their sugarcoatinE
makes them very acceptable and convenient for tho use
of women and children.
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Sabre Cnts and GunshOt wounds
WiveS and Sistnrs 0f Onr YOInntners.

1t stands unequaled removing and preventing every
yestge Of Inflammation and gently draw ing the edges
geher 1t quickly and completely heals the most fright
ful wounds.
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SnIdiers. AiientInnII

See 10 yonr health do not trust To tho Army sup.
plies although most valuable. These PILLS and ONT
MENT have been thoroughly tested they the only
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forty years. Doctor Hooway.has supplied all the
Armies in Europe, and during the CRIMEAN CAM
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elusive sale Of these GREAT REMEDIES many time
the Ointment In single day Those terrible and fatal
enemies OF the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, and
Scrofulous Eruptions,
all disappear like charm before these PILLS aud
OINTMENT, and now while tho cry rings throughout
the land.