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Hair Invigorator.
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOML-
CAL COMPOUND

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For Preventing Badness, aud curing il, when
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81 For Removing scurf aud Dandruiy, and all
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The great celebrity aud the increasing demand lot sn
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its superior qualities over any other preparaao, rS
II cleanses the head and scalp rom nano
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and the growth to those parts which have pccomo
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There are hundreds of ladies and gentlemen in New
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L. has in his possession letters nnumerable tesMv1nE
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out as the price places within the reach Of all beng
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22

COME of the finest anthems and sacred
~ songs ever published are to be had price
3 cents each. Send for list of peices published
a. Harthill& CO., New York
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pay. All losses will be cquitably adj
iusted and promptly paid.

In presenting our claims to the people oflowa we deem
duty nj the same line to caution them against the
many counterfeit and Wild cat companies that sending
ot agents over the state for no other purpose than ~
swnde every person that may be eduous enough to do
business with them.
The certificate Of the Secretary ofSatc attached peo"
shows that the Iowa Mntnnl is the
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school & Miscellaneous Books,
w B. DOlllls & Co.'s Safes.
ALSO puDIIsHefS OF the ~
IOWA SCHOOL JOURNAL.

Edited by Thomas III. Benton. Jr., Secretary
of State Board of Education. Price, 81 year
Des Moines, Jan. 2. 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22
ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY

in the State and the Code OF Iowa declares il il crime
punishable by fine or imprisonment for any company to
do business in violation Of laws yet there many
pretended companies in State well as III other
States that IN direct violation of law swindng the
people OF Iowa of thousands of dollars annually with
perfect impunity. ..... ..s..
The ever recurring accidents Of property being destroy
e by fire and lightning, often sweeping away at one blow
that which has taken many years OF lifetime To accu
mLate, rendering families homeless and homes desoatn
should amonish every to seek protection, especially
when protection can be obtained for triiling sum-
A. f. RICH, of West Union, our General Agent for
Northern Iowa and Minnesota is duly authorized to APP
point Agents, make assignments and issus policies Ac
tive agents wanted to every county. Men with
good business talents make the business very proa
bic. For further particular address A. +. Rich, West
Union, Fayctte Co, Iowa.
A. w. FRENCH. of st. Charles City, will take APP
plcaons and do business generally for the Company in
Floyd County.
REFERENCES: .
Hon. :. j. kIRKwooD. ......... Iowa CITY.
Hon. y. W. lsBEIL. .............M Marion, Linn Co.
Hon. WM. Ill HOLMES. .Ananosa, Jones Go.
Hon. Jno r. DILLON ....,... Iowa tity.
JOHN NILES, President; TIIOS. GREEN, Treasurer
MILTON BRIGGS, Secretary A. f. RICH General Agent.
81. Charles City, August 18th, 1861.
Certificate from the Secretary of State
OFFICE or SECRETARY STATE,
nts MoINEs. July Is, 1861. (
Mirror BRIGG ESQ: Dear SirThc Americas Insurance
Company has not filed its Articles Of Incorporation in my
Office The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company is tho
only insurance company that has ever filed Articles OF In
corporation in my office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary OF state,
35y1 BY JNo. NJ. DAVIS, Deputy.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22

The more striking proof of the intrinsic
worth and excellence of DIR. HALLS BAL
SAM for the LUNGS, is shown in the rapid
ty with which it becomes general f,vorite
with the people There is nothing of a SINH
lar nature but what is soon cast into the shade
when the Balsam has been thoroughly tested.
The agents for its sale, the country over, i'm
ordering new supplies, are very enthusiastic in
its favor saying, - 1t is just the thing ii acts
like charm its effects are truly magical"
The afflicted can obtain the medicine of
Ii. SCOVILL, Proprietor,
rs Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill.
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold byJ. w. Lehmknhl & Co. Charles City,
Iowa p. Morse, Usage G. w. Billings, Brad
ford.
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FLANDERS HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets,

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Passengers arriving by the cars, can give
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A commodious Stable adjacent to the House,
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Stages leave this House for all points.
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DIR HALLS BALSAM.

HALLS LUNG BALSAM. in all cases,
gives the best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought
more cures since its introduction than
any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed
by our leading physicians as the safest
and best remedy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BAISAM is safe to use
among children, and yet powerful in
cases of chronic pulmonary disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in GER
tificates almost daily of its wonderful
cures in all parts of the country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS is
sold in every town in the country.
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MILWAUKEE, & PRAIRIE du CHEN.
TIE FOLLOWING LINES ON THE LAKES, VIZ:
New York Central Railroad Line,
Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago Line,
Western Transportation Company, and
Northern Transportation Company
Run in direct connection with this Road, and
all Freight arriving ut Milwaukee by said
Lines, is landed on the Milwaukee and Mis-
sissippi Railroad Docks. Ii consigned to our
care, it is transferred to the Cars free of charge
avoiding delay and saving shipping charges.
n b. The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway
Company insure all Property across Lake
Michigan, and deliver freight consigned to
this Road free of charge.
a." The rates of transportation from Chi
cago to the Mississippi, will be as tow as by
anu other line. VIM. JERVIS,
General Superintendent.
J. LAWYER, Agent, Prairie du Chen.
March 9th, 1863 33tf
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
The City Bounty 60 Volunteers.
TO TIIg EpITOR or ruY HERALD.

oesre 70 call Mo attention a tue Board o. Sgpsr.
vlsors 70 tho FAC, that m,nacr Of their now paying
chs $500 cash bounty ia going 10 give rare chance for
thieves and sharks to prey upon the poor soldiers The
wy 10 which tho money Il paid Is ths-The recruit 10
taken before some provost marshal aud sworn H. uni.
tme1 and sent 10 Rlkor's Island Before he ioaycs
for Rkces Island he has 70 assign bs $500 TO
ono 20 draw for him. a. he IL not allowed 10 20
aud gct II, which II proper enough, but he hu To
sign generally 10 tho recruiting agent, and trust on.
trely his honesty 20 send the oncy 10 Rikcrs
Island tho next day some will advance man $50, aui
cheat him out Of the balance Now, the proper way
the Board 10 70 have their treasurer SO over 70 tkcr
muster rods. ihe same as regular psymaster. which
world De n,ch csser Cor him ~ u would not occupy
tis tns be- 1ay In q wosk, whereas now tstcs
every 10 u7p n. sir that this viii moot your ap
proya, and YOU sll Nlov We puscslos am, yours
uuiy AN 0J.D SOLDIER,
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Our Paris correspondence.

PARIS. Nov. 2j, 1883.
n. Etropea. C,rgrs;-ln>r. >r.itino Sd,,s,es-Ta. Avmy
and Navy Of France-Trtd.-Cotos-Ef Ef,,,a,on-rh,
Secessioriss-Naporeor. dc.
Notwithstanding the fact that Colorado Jesei has sig.
used his intention OF coming TO Paris and making the
Grand Hotel bis hedqusrers during the Of the
European congress- there Ia sti considerable doubt
TO whether that august assemblage will meei Jewett
evidently thinks wi and even modes,ly ntmscs 10
ons OF bis recent brochnres that entrey at bis
suggestion that the Emperor called ani When Il does
meet jeweu determined tha, shall settle the affairs
Of America as well a. Europe, aud analy roalise hs
grand mediation project
II has been stated that Austria aai Prussia
we're ende.voriag to come to IN understanding
relative 70 the proposed II Is now
almost ofncsly denied tha, such Is the case; bu
Il believed that Prpsa and Austria will agree
20 act together. and, 10 the congress should
meet, will settle upon common course OF action
relative 70 thoss questions which affect Germany
alone. Certain Il IA that The congress proposed
by the Emperor, and Ia regard 70 which inti
nation had been previously given forms the great
subject Of occupation snd thought and discussion 10 all
the Cabinets OF Europe. II s generally believed that
plan the proposed rearsnssmsut OF tho map Of Eu
rope has bsed presented by the Emperor and that
H. previous 10 accepting or rejecting the proposition, ths
invited Powers ask him 10 submit one, he VIII repy that
be has 70 submit should his plsn bs submitted In
advance u h pretty sure that no congress would assem-
BILE All IL still doubt aud uncertainty relative 10 the
cntre matter.
Some Interesting statistics and facts relative 10 The
progress and present condition Of the French empire
ccptsiaed 10 the "Ivrs Jsune," which submitted 10
the Corps Lesslst Saturday last appears By tnesc
that the elective force Of tho French army activity,
not including tho reserve October 1885, amounted 10
sse ess men. distributed follows in France 32s sis
In Algeria. toesi 10 f,A'y. 1880 Csss md oOcha
Cbina. s1s; 10 Mexico MSsl The reserve ~ Nh aais
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

rafarsEsra wAao. Az
Inspector -Roberi Fair
Trr.,ss, Frederlck oermsno
trustees rc.er Reyes
Commissoaer---n nsSgy T wes,
-. iienry snnrea s,ns 70 70, ,I,, fal, ,ts, .er~
Trustees .ael, sa9 fashs ss, 9s % al III, vacancy .ssa
commissions, r, wy!a,iss.a:.sn :! is: Murray
Inspector sd~.Sd sshsl. foE full term
,..,.., Josa Lane. for full term
b.Ss. bs "A Al .ssssy % e. ss: ss years. ys.
Gomml..iOnsIs;- s.%asI ,: ii. vsas.
sss:s. S.ssss,
inspeotor-Bernsrd r: Woods
ssss.s sssss essss a.f sq al 's
oommissioner-wii.m iisaaffNss Il Nelssos sos''
InspeetOr-jEoesrt Enns.er,
Trustees. Easssd EsS%si sssgsn.'n eoopsr
Commits. I..loqss-rness: s., : s;ss:i Scsesioa ''
Trustees. F1sse9, Thomas si.ce;0 K,Se;
Commissioner flames /. Haste
Trustees. sss s'sl:s e iss ~ !'.s :.
fs%@l::oas.TEIsai,ii fsspeeiss@Ds7ia " Ail.a I''sF
4. hamilton Pride. for fun term.
s. s.Fs tas GsaSss S 's e an ,.s.,
comm,s,Ioner-ssnjsms sw1s1as1fofs 8 Fs,lchi1 wan9
InSpeotor-yohn q. iietjen.
Trustees. vSnn %m, ia'Hss Il. Dohery .
We hereby certify the foregoing siaemen. to be correct
he Chairman and Secretary Of The Board Of CITY CANVASS
This fouIteen.a day of DscemIer 9pS thousand ssh
d. T. vALsNTsF. Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Our Swiss Corresponds aes.


HdpoIeon's Irritation 10 ne Feteral 0eveyrmen-R 4
Lrseiy to be Aoceped. dc.
Ibe Swiss press IL exercising itseif greatly =
,bs prescott moment concerning tho Invitation a
tho kmperor OF tho French TO a Federal counosi
(Bandesrsth. consisting OF msmbers-he suprome
oxecutive), TO Q congress Of tho various Europcsn
aud Continental Powers TO be held st Parts The EmpsrU
wrote tho Of Invitation, aud scaled then with hb
hand, on the eth cc November
Tue Zwscsr zeitune, a. vol as many OF Tho
oshsr leading journals in the vGiou ean.ons.
broke out 10 unqualified condemnation swilserlanA
must remain oeutrA. What did IL think OF ~
sail at thus being cased With kingaoms and smprcss
was not republic, and did 10 mir itself up IN
moosrchisl couneis' No. ALI wanted was TO be NJ
alone Tho Emperor have some sort OF motive IN
sendns this unlocked for courtesy towards this mcdca
aud ooncnsvc little and and specuiaons rifc ~
what eau bc. The prevailing idea that he expects
the nvlta.ou 70 oo refused that being the belief hsy
dont know but thsy bad better 60 on tho whole there
fore, they father guess they will"
Tho zsricher zeitsng has turned boldly round, and
shouldn't wonder " was the bcst thing that could bs
done" Day before yesterday said could be
ite consequc0ce--that would not DO likely N 70
Poissd
that the question Of acceptance acceptance viii b.
undoubtedly decided Within ths course OF q week by shs
Bandesrsth ssd consistently predicts the soeeptsres q
the ,nv,tsSica.
Napoleon VII Ioss enormously snouId ma congress.
provo aiiure-tuat ~, sbout " DOT meet ~ al
inclined 20 beitsve though for cannot
imagine He has bcen wanting 10 act for long tmo bot
has delayed from mouth 10 month"; and probably voud
have waited still longer h,d not the imperative voice ~
tue law compelled him assemble his chsmbcys. sna
therefore. inscton was no longer possibility
cannot ace tho slightest possible reason why tho
congress- should not mcct G proposed Many OF tho
Powers may hesitate n itts at nrst, a. Svitzcrand
dit and n now doing Va a degree but ! think
none OF them will bo able 10 1ni msnY
good excuses Tor staying home A proof tnat
they had better keep OF the afsr, thoso Swgs who
arc opposod 70 congress- refer the smsocss
anoe Of Switzerland and yet stranger had bet
ter not say that u NAY bs pretty = ecn Of pra
isry bpi ~ n evidently too much py 1 fh -.1tsr a
1873 the Swiss frontier was meaacet w iria.. '0
tbs purpose of de-idng by fr.se vr sa tn Car -
rlrh, 10 a certain ptcoe Of tour,ry thirty tho i
posted themselves on tfe rroDts7 I'll q, grlal .t a
scong thai Svt>srlani. ii,rs sts Wa 50
obstinatoty ros)yr4 ~ upsi1x 81 si sni dnvoed q
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

amounted 10 217 2oi ea uskiss the sutre foe aSs
The navy y thus spoksa OF In the report
At he present tho total number OF the vessels Of
fees amounts hundred and forty inolud
ing twenty six floating gunboats. II We oonfne our
selves 70 reckoning the ave types o. ships called
war in the report OF 1852 the number only hun.
dred and nineteen thus sub divided
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

aEcAflTULArIoN OF SCHOOL OFFICERS ELECTED.
Commissoner-ps,riehMsh Mshsr. a''''
.: S:Ss g g Z 4 Is5s
ffS%%.sl.esT,:ns. fs.pssssr iiI,% ya6.s.s ass:a
M.t y Lyman Powers Tor fgll term
e "a m {dS for .C y.,
Ccmmis,toner-EdwardB ' s. Hessh
rru'''e. Js%si JsSs !; rfsiSls'sr fissl
Es%%!::.s:s~.5iRfI is:S: is4,.n.: 4 SsS.s s'ss'H
Trustees }osS 1o.sni n Lss,sr S,.,n
mlssioqcr-J.Ipes mt \. fsih.i
Trustees. John ,osn 4 s. wni'more.
eomm!..ionsr-rms,ssl,s slsIs p!..a.s sass'
H:s,:; Ssss q & N s.s..s, en- ''a
inspector Michael Corlies.
Trustee" sS.is A:sss. vii. s { sfi I'll y::.ss, !:.
cenmi.,,on.r-w.l,.s4! s!Ss'S " Ss.%s saas
ln'pec'0r-qeorss pgrocbe
Trustees JsSs JSSs 4. I. ks::sif ks:.sa,
C9omml..,onsr--J.cob'ces 'esls g sosefs .fs0
rrns,e.x William n osdnsy
"u'e's Iienry p. See
ommi.sioncr-Andrew 7 Kssm'r.
Inspector-Jesse q. Keyes
r.,.,... John G. Acheson
~ George kinrer.
EIrvysrn vlaD
Conn issioner-Charjes Periey, Jr
Iuslrc or-Edwsrd W. rrrleJ
r,,s,.c. Edward Miehllng.
ld0hn D. Turner
rvxtrrg vAso
Comm '1a, james {. wtlelt
lus 40. -Lcws n Miner,
A ...... fIehr scalnn
David u Kaays
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Our Berlin Correspoad enee.

BxRtrs Nov rs, 1898.
Gr.at E,c,esest IN ocrndny-Poputar Denoustratcrs-
Meeting OF tAe Pdnkf5,t Dsa-S1so~s Ape1 OF Afavs-
n, Dsres Prepare for war--Proea Of ne Hotsrr
Rs,aes- Defeat Of the Prusran Mnisvy IN he Bous. Of
Derma-TAe Pres Lau Resc,ndef, &c.
The dispdted succession 10 Scbles ia Ho.sein has
created an excitement In Germany which e,usls and
almost surpas e. the revolutionary agitation OF is4s
TIE Germans accused not upasty, or being sow and
pbesuatc bot whom They roused they can Dis
play ardor and impusivoness that would 10 credit
TO the msrcurial neighbors the wesi Tho death OF
the King OF Denmark and the attempt OF bis successor to
incorporate che German Duchiss With tho Dopish
monarchy have acted like magic upon the national spirit
Mass meetings are being held all over the country, and
for 10 tho way the governments aa1 the people sesm
animated by the same feelings
10 the quiet city Of Hanover thers Vas saissriag oa
Sunday OF twelve thousand persons, aud . petition wa
addressed 10 tho King calling upon him 70 march
army 'nstsper pto scheswg clstcu 10 overthrow tho
usurper aud establish the lawful sovereign. Similar
meetings have como on at Leipsic and Brunswick, at
Augsburg and s,u,igArdt ct Hamburg and Bremen aud
many other towus among the rest strankfo the sea,
OF The Germas Diet, whore u was resolved "ths ~ith
tho death Of Frederick VII Tho oaIoa d Scblspig aud
Ho,ssin wuh ~ GROWN d Dsamart I'D cssscd thai the
8schsss haa ssssssfsd thsx hdspssdsscs. ths,
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Organization of Grand Anglo-Rebsl
Parliamentary Recognition League.

British Stockholders. Shipbuildsrs, Blockade
Breakers, Cotton Dealers and Lsgisla.
tors United with tho Barings.
In Favor Of left DayiL
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
.-s' Correspondence.

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-08

Adutant and Inspector General the Sd of August last call
ing for the enlistment of the two Regiments and the Battery
abovenamed 1t supposed that these troops would be read
lily enlisted Unexpectedly however, great amount of sick
prevailed among the nine months Volunteers after they had
returned to their homes which deferred speedy ensmens in
these proposed new organizations
The five Regiments of months Volunteers composing the
Second Vermont Brigade returned to the State the month of
July last and mustered of service Btteboo-a
part July and the remainder in August In my Annual Mes
sage of last year. had speak of the Vermont troops
then service in the following Their vaor every
field and in every situation in which they have been placed
rivals that of the early heroes of Vermont sfes their noble
origin and proves that the has degenerae but now
of DID, capable of the heroic and manly Deeds and may
be relied upon every emergency" The application of this
language to the Second Vermont Brigade is justified by its
whole bearing while in the service The conduct of these nine
months Volunteers in every duty they called upon to per-
FORM whether in guarding long line OF country rapid and
prolonged march, in hurting back the furious charges OF the
enemy the bloody field at Gettysburg showed clearly that
they possess the high qualities which have many occasions
been illustrated by earlier Regiments and they therein again
demonstrated that in steadne reliability courage and
durance the Vermont troops are not exced by those of any
State Country
In closing this brief communication deem proper to AFFIRM
that the unity OF purpose and efor the good order ana oDed
authority and law the broad nationality of sentiment
and the patriotic sacrifices which have characterized the people
of Vermont their endeavors aid and sustain the General
Government present great eugge of the Nation have
placed the State exalted and pure position which history
will record to her lasting honor
embrace this OCCASION gentlemen, through you return
hearty thanks the people of Vemcnt for the uniform kind
and consideration they have shown me- while attempting
to perform the important official duties with which have been
intrusted during the past two years
FREDERICK HOLBROOK.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Montpelier Oct 9Th, 1858.