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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Purity Of Character.

Over the beauty of the plum and
the apricot there grows bloom and
beauty more exquisite than the fruit
itself-a soft, delicate flush over
spreads its blushing check. Now, if
you strike your hand over that, it is
gone. The flower that hangs in the
morning, impaled with dew, arrayed
as no queenly woman ever was array
cd with jewels, once shake it SO that
the beads roll off. and you may sprink-
le water oves-it as You please, yet it
can never be again what it was when
the dew fell silently on it from Heav-
en-. On frosty morning you may
see panes of glass covered with land
scape--mountais, lakes, trees, blended
in beautiful fantastic picture. Now
lay your hand upon the glass, and by
q scratch of your finger, or by the
warmth of your palm, all the delicate
tracery will be obliterated. So there
is in youth beauty and purity of
character, which, when once touched
and defled, can never be restored a
fringe more delicate than frost-work,
and which, when torn and broken,
will never be reembroidered. He who
has spotted and spoiled his garments
in youth, though he may seek to make
them white again, can never wholly
do it, even were he to wash them with
his tears. When young man leaves
his fathers house with the blessings
of mothers tears still wet upon his
brow, if he once lose the early purity
of character, it is loss that he can
never make whole again. Such is the
consequence of crime. It's effects
cannot be eradicated |; it can only be
forgiven.-Sat~rday Erening Post.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Fine Thing for Waterloo.

The Board of Directors of the Du-
buque and Sioux City Railroad, have
decided that Waterloo, ninety.six
miles from Dubuque. shall be the ter
minus of the first division of the road :.
In accordance with this determination.
Contractor Denton has received in-
structions 10 commence the erection
Of round house at Waterloo, SINH
lar and equal +" to the ono at Dubuque,
as soon as possible. We learn that
Mr.. Denton has also been rewarded
a contract for the erection of machine
shops near the found house. as. "
The Cedar Falls and Minnesota
Railroad Company have also deter.
mined that the southern terminus oi
their road shall be at Waterloo, and
of course they will soon arrange fol
the erection oil Suitable passenger ant
freight aepots and other necessary
buildings at that point.-Da5aqa
Tines. @# III
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
John G. Fremont.

1t would be remarkable if it should
turn out that, in addition to being the
champion of free press, though he
suppressed the first newspaper in the
war-being an advocate of free speech,
though he imprisoned the first editor
for newspaper criticism, and being
the opponent Of confiscation, though
he issued the first order depriving
rebelcs of their property-John G. FIRE.
mont, who took the first official step
towards making Missouri free State.
should now turn out to be the party
who in the eud would defeat emanci-
patton in Missouri. Judging from
the course of the Post, it is not iln-
possible that such may be the case.
Very certain is it that if Fremonts
friends in Missouri do not defeat
emancipation next fall it will he Sc
cured If Fremont is in favor of sac
riicing important local interests, and
even great principles, to his personal
advancement, it might be well for the
public to know it.-iMssourl Democrat.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Important Order Modified.

By an order from Washington, issu-
ed several weeks since, all Of the pub
lie lands in the State were withdrawn
from entry, presumption or selection as
homcsteads. The Fort Dodge Repub-
lican infOrms US that, at the earnest
solicitation of the Representative in
Congress from the 9th District, the
Department at Washington has "re-
moved the restriction, and modified
the order SO far as it relates to actual
settlers, whether selections arc made
by pre-emption or homestead" Judge
Hubbard writes TO the Register of the
Fort Dodge Land Office as follows
" Let all that want homesteads, 60
and take them. and they may depend
upon the entire delegation in Congress
to make them secure. We can pro-
cure almost any legislation that may
be necessary for the security Of the
actual settlers" .........
The above facts should be general
ly known; for there are multiplied
thousands of acres of valuable lands
in this State ready for entry and occu-
pancy.-Register. ... .... ..
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

tion, would not make q little extra
effort to appear we'll on that occasion 7
What parent is so entirely desti-
tute of respect for his child, that
would not take little extra pains to
prepare it for such an expected event ?
The object should not be to shine
most brilliantly, outwardly. but to be
able to answer, most understanding
ly, such questions rs might be pro-
pounded. II should be understood,
that the pupils are to be examined, to
q certain extent, pubiicly-that each
teacher with his or her school is ex.
pected to give apublic exhibition of
their attsinments in schoo! learning
that there is to be no fitting up ex-
pressly for the occasion, but that genu-
inc solid advancement is required.
The examinations should, of course,
be short, so that large portion Of the
day might be spent in social recrea-
tion. GO -vr.t. @ .r.y ..4 s. ..
Good speakers should be procured,
and none allowed to speak longer
than fifteen minutes. Could such a
state Of things be brought about. our
schools would most certainly advance
rapidly and surely. 1t is the best
stimulant that can be devised for the
advancement of our schools. / bring
this subject respectfully before the
several township boards Of this coun-
ty, and recommend that they take ac-
tion upon it. HERvEY WnBrR,
..t.... County Superintendent.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
MistsIIanp.
Secretiveness of Women.

The following remarks from the
Troy Wing, are so just, true, we'll de-
served, that wo copy them for the
pleasure of adding our Endorsement to
the sentiments expressed, and with
the hope that they may convert some
blind old bachelor from the error Of
his ways: ~ s.."a.
The portrait Of the woman that kept q Sc
cret is in the British Museum 1t is said not
to resemble any woman now living g.-Etehaags.
The sneers and filings which the
!" Lords of Creation" so generally be-
stow upon the gentler sex, as duly
registered by the recording angel, will
have to bc repented OF, one OF these
days, in the dust and ashes and bitter
tears Of modification and regret. If
man were as superior to woman as he
claims to be, he would not be without
the magnanimity to refrain from re-
ferring to it, and making himself con-
stantly ridiculous by his airs, as he
now makes himself conspicuous for his
injustice and want Of self-knowledgc.
The charge that women cannot keep
sccrets-that they are fckle in love
and otherwise unstable-is not true,
| if manhood is taken as the standard
by which they are to be judged.
Public opinion, mainly created by
men, scl6shly gives them a thousand
times the latitude IL allows 10 women
and throws q veil over the offenses oi
the former, and the same time that i,
pillories the slightest peccadillo of the
latter, and condemns them to infamy
on the suspicion OF the one-thousandtl
part Of what would only be deemed te
constitute a man of the world" and
make him, IL anything, more anus
ing companion and "good fellow
There arc mean women as there are
mean men-there are false women a:
there are false men-there are tell
tales and never o-wells of both sexes
who should never be trusted-but W.
believe that there is vastly more o
principle, fidelity to obligations. sin
cerity of affection and true noblcncs.
among women than among men, not
, withstanding the advantages OF cduca
tion generally accorded 70 the latter
and all their assumed superiority
Give us the privilege Of selection, ant
we would sooner trust women thai
mon with any secret that affected on
we'll being, or with any trust mad
obligatory by sense of dnty. w
: never hear man speak sneeringiy o
slightly of the other sex without feel
ing towards him as John Randolp
did towards shcep-as If he wantc
. to kick him. 1t being necessary I
reprcss that desire. we set him dow
as ignorant at best, and incompeten
} to appreciate what he attempts to VI
derrate.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

The good people Of all Northern
Iowa will rejoice to learn that the
McGregor Western Railroad is being
pushed forward vigorously. The
cars will be at Postville by the mid
die Of September, and if the grading
can be done it is purposed to reach
point some miles west of that place
before winter sets in. A survey from
o point two miles south of Fort Atkin-
son to Charles City is in progress,
which must locate the road through
the North half of this county. rumor
says midway between New Hampton
and Jacksonville. If the company in
whose hands the work now is meets
with no drawback in the meanwhile
we may confidently expect to hear
the whistle of the locomotive before
the close Of another year So mote il
be.-Nep Hampton Courier.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Communications. ii
Letter from the Go. Superintendent.

~ ~NSN s~~S W -
Mr., EDIroR AT convention OF
Town Superintendents held in the
State of New York not many years
since, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted, to wit:
Resotrcd, That the convention rccog-
Mise the efficiency of town celebra-
tions of common schools as means
for the promotion of popular educa-
tion and that. in the opinion of this
convention, it is the indispensable du-
ty OF Town Superintendents to hold
public school celebrations at least
twice in each year, at, or near the
close of each summer and winter term.
Let teachers, pupils, and parents,
know. that the celebrations, pic MICS,
or their equivalents. arc to be held as
above resolved, and what think you
would be the effect upon our schools
What teacher would not be inspired
with a. zeal sufficient, at least, to
make his or her school appear eqnal
to, il not superior, to all the others
| What pupil, with ordinary ambi
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Sharp Repartee.

On the road to Epson, a moustach-
cd youth on the top Of drag. evident
ly ambitious Of being mistaken for
4" an officer" thus saluted a fat coach
man, who was gravely driving his
master and family -" Hulloa, you
sir where's your. shirt-collar? How
dare you come to the Derby without a
shirt.collar ?" Jehu growled forth,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

without lifting his eyes from his hors-
es: "'Ow the dooce could I when
your mother has not sent home my
washing 7" ...... -
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
rEMALEs-FEMALEs.- Es.-FEMALEs.

In many affections peculiar to Females the
sxract Bociu unequaea by any other Remedy, as IN
Chlogosis Retention Irrcguarity, fainuncss sup
preston II Customary evacuations, liberated or scir
rhous Of the Uterus, leuchorrhea Whites Ste
uy and all npknts incident to the sex, wheiaer
arising from indiscreton habits of dissipation the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE -s.i
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
HOTELS.
,s,Is BUTTON HOTEL, .
Corner Of Wells and Washington Streets,
CHICAGO. ........
6. n GILL. Proprictor.

S. n. GILL, Proprietor. ~.
This House having been recently thorough
repaired and renovated throughout, is now
en- for guests. The location is desirable, be-
Z In the very heart of the business part Of
. city. Country Merchants will find all the
nfuSts Of Home at the reasonable cost Of
ONE DOlAI.AR FIFTY PER DAY. F
The Proprietor would retnrn his thanks to
business men Of the Northwest for the
,Ysl patronage heretofore bestowed upon
;, and would state that It will ever be his
= TO consult the comfort of his guests.
is nnibus lines run TO and from this hotel in
iection with all the railroad trains and
nboat lines. .f
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unpieas-
,nedcines for uuplsasant dangerous diseases,
Ilelmboifs Eytrdct Buc.iu and laprored Rose.rdsh
I'll" @@f CURES SECRET DISEASES .@
IN an their Stages, 'h -. AZ littie expense,
Little or ao charge in dict, NJ neonven!ence,
AND NO EXPOSURE. f.....
II causes frcuHevt desire ana gives strength to rri
aatc thereby Ing ohsructians preventing aud caT
ng structures OF the Tre.iLa, aitgig pn aud inilam
frequent III the class Of diseases, sind expeiiing
all poisonous diseased and wOrpOai matter.
Thousands upon thousands, who have been the victims
Quarss, and who have paid heavy fees to be cnred IN
short time. have found they we're decty "a, and thai
the POisOS has. by the use OF powerful aSringcns.
been dried up Ia the STEM 10 hTclk oul agsrava
ted form, and perhaps cfter marriage.
Use IIeimbold EStrac; of BIchn fer all affections and
diseases the urinary organs whether existing in naIc
female from whatever originating and no mat
ter Of how long standing.
Diseases o these organs require the aid of diurec
Henboid's Extract isachu the Great hurec, ani Is
certain have the desired effect all diseases Tor which
il IL recnmmended Evidence ~ the Inost reliable and
responsible character will accompany the medicine
Price 500 per Bottle, or six for $500,
delivered any address, securely packed from obervs.
ton.
Describe symptoms In all communications. a s.-a
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis.
Address letters for iuiormation 20 ....s......
II. II. HELMEOLD. Chemist,
EsH ios South 1euth 81 below CHESTNUT Fhiladc phia
. s HE1.NBUI.gS Mcsiicai Depot, s.+e~ aaJ B.
HIJ.MWiJrs Drug and Chemical Warehouse;
aaH E SU4 Bn0adySay, New York.
Be,rcre Of Csun,erfefs and unprincpled Dealers
who eneavor dispose Of 8. their own = and other
articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
.. /" Extract Buchu. &.
" Extract Sarsapari.la.
Improved Rose Wash
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
.@e~ HELNBOLD'S @u&
Genuine Preparations.

positive and specific Remedy for disease of the Bad
der, kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical swelings.
This Medicine increases the power Of digestion. and
excfes the absorbcnts into healthy action by which the
watery or caicarcous dcposons, and all unnatural
iargemcnts are reduced as well sain and in1amma
ton. rr. - ..-.
MELMBOLDsS EXTRACT DUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits of Dssi
patton Early Indscrction Of Abuse, attended with the
following ~ mptoms E&a .s##. aa. ."t+' . ..
Indispositioo to Exertivn, loss of Power, .r -fE
loss of Memory, Dficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, O 10 Trembling, 't 1--t ....
Horror of nisease, .-r. eWakrfulness, 4 -. ..
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Iassitndeof Flushing OF tine Body,
the Muscular System, Eruptinns on the Face,
Hot Hands, R-. # t Paiid Gountenance.
Dryness Of the Skiu.,.s.r a ... SAD. E.. .r.. a.. .g
These symptoms allowed 70 on, which this medi
cine invariably removes, soon follows
Iapdncy, Fdt1ty, Epapdc Fits, '.| '.'
In one of which the Patient may expire. l.sa5 3
whe can say that they are not frequently followed by
those" Direftl Diseascs,''
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the caase Of their sufF.rns but
None siH confess the records ejths Insane Asylunls
and melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample Wit
tn the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution affected by organic weak ness re-
lures the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and nyigorate
The system,
Which HeimJold Extract Buchu ,nrayfaJiy does
. A trial will osnylnce the most skcptics,l. .....s
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
FREMONT HOUSE,

Corner of 9Th and Iowa Streets.
UBUQUE, IOWA.
ais House is centrally located to the bust
part Of the City, and Postoffice. The
,rietor desires to please all who may favor
with their patronage, and solicits trial
lose visiting the city. --..
GEO. L. DICKINSON,
Proprietor.
B. A first-clnss Barber Shop and Bath
rooms In the house , l7yl
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache Genera
Deblity Nervousness, Depression of spirits, Consu-
patton, Colic, intermittent Feyers, Cramps and
SpasIns, and all Complaints Of either sex,
- arising from Bodily Weakness whether
s.sE inherent IN tho system or produced araE
by SPECIAL causes.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

Nothing that Ia net wholesome renal and rester alive
in ia nature eIels into the Composition Of HOslETftRs
STOMACH rlTfERS. This popular preparation contains
no mineral uf any kind no deadly botanical cem.nt
yexet,ut: but IT, combination OF the extracts ol
rare basaic herb ami plants with the purest and mild
esi ol all dinusive stmulsbts. zF E-a ...... asA
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

Take no more Balsam. Mercury or unpleas-
inedcincs for unpleasant Or dangerous diseases.
Heimbolfs Eytrdct Buchu and Kmprored Rose.rash
-E# 7"f CURES SECRET DISEASES
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

AGENTS FOR TIE iSrEIIGENcER:
3 " Pcitinghi Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents,
>. 81 Park Row, New York. - a. -..s -
C. II. scrivcn, General Advertising Agent, e3 Dear
,rn street., Chicago. r.aa aaH ..'t8E #e #aaaa
, 1864-02-02

, The bronze works for the decoration OF
the late Prince Consort's tomb, at Frog
more arc being executed by the French firm
Of Barbedienne. It is said they will be very
costly.
Col. ": Burns, son Of the poet, has pre-
sented to the Burns Monument. Cation Hill,
Edinburgh, the original model, by FIaxman,
Of statue Of his father.
The London Metropolitan Board Of
Works has agreed to contract q loan Of ESQ,
Geo, In order to construct the new. Ffnsbury
Park, which will be formed Of about 12o
acres OF land.
Alexander Dumas Is no LONGER paid BY
the line for his writings. He is said to re-
ceive centime for every LETTER" III new
novel contributed to d a~periodical. There is
no end to the sensation lodges:
The second number Of publication cali
cd I1utcgraph has just appeared In London.
1t contains eighty-three most. curious fac
SMILES, among which Is the letter from Ma
poleon I. to the Regent Of England asking
Tor refuge in England.
Punch publishes q 1aughable' cartoon,
representing Liberty endeavouring to kiss
the Emperor Of the French beneath the
Christmas mist1etoe. But his Majesty seems l
Really what will my wife saJ.:' r,
f. -Manuscripta arc occasionally to be mel
With, printed on human skin, eithcr Mexican
or Peruvian Que Of the former is in the
library Of Vienna, beautifully executed IN
co1ored figures; second ts In tho library o.
Dresden, Continuing flagmentary history o1
the Incas Of Peru .:'
AT the recent annual meeting Of the Aca
DENY of Science, in France, o prize Of 1ve
hundred dollars was awarded t0 n Guisnel
+. tor lle PREPARATION Of a non-injurious greer
! for printing Oh tissues, and another Of three
| hundred dollars Zone Thousand flyer hundred
| ffpuce) to u. Bouffe for having discovered f
! substitute for an afsenfcal green In the manu-
| Grcft1re Of ARTIFICIAL flowers- -
"A sfatue Of Wal. Dargan has been placed
On the loWt Of the Royal Dublin Society, II
| front Of the National Gallery ot ireland.
The new otfi.ia1 map Of France is 2oN
t1nished. The immense work, executed bt
the general stnif Of the army, has occupied
nearly sixty years..
A curious feature Of the movements IL
| honor Of the commemoration od the 300th an
| niversar5 of the birthday Of Shakespeare ap
| pears in the shape Of the Shakespeare 0azete
| It proposes to furnish information Of the
transactions Of the numerous committees al
! va1ious projects and suggestions as the,
| arise, and to open its pages to correspon
| dents interested In the subject ...
Mr., Hume, the we'll known spllitua1ist
has opened studio, as sculptor, at Rome
-Goree, OF furze; is now rather extensively
used as food: for: cattle in England, beinI
| ground in machine. =. :. =.
"A marble bust Of Thackery is to be mad
| by Mr. Joseph Durham, us a gift to the GA
rick Club, q which he was member.