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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05
DECLINE on CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Baisam, Mercury or unpleas-
ant medicines for UNPLEASANT w dangerous diseases
Hti,abolTs Ertyuct B.chu and Improved Rosemash
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, AT httlc expense,
Little change in Dict, No mconvenchce,
AND No ESPosrRE.
II causes frcqaeH desire aud gives strength to ur
nate thereby reuIy ing obsruclOns preventing and eur
mg trictuTes Of the Crcthra, alaying pain and milan
maiion frequent IN the class Of diseases, and expeng
an poisonous diseased ami matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the victims
of uuocks and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in
a sh, tune have found they were deceived, and thai
the PoSoS has by the use OF powerful astringents
dried up In the stem, to break cut in aggrava
tsd form, and persals avter marriage.
Use HclmboIi's Exuactof Buchu for all affections and
diseases Of the urinary organs whether existing In mss
female from whatever originating and no mat
ter OF how long sriGdiuE.
Diseases of tb--c organ. require the all of durc,ic
Hemhuds Extract BHchu l. the Great Hurctsc, and 4
have the desired effect in all diseases i1r which
responsible character will accompany the medcine.
Price sI,0O per Bottle, OF SIX for $500.
delivered TO any address securely packed from observa
ton.
Describe symptoms In all communications
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis.
Address letters for information to
II. IL. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
104 South Tenth 81 beow Chestnut, Philadelphia
HFI INBDID'S Medical nepot,
lHl.MBolIrS IruG and chemical Warehouse,
59f broadway, New York.
Bewqre qf Cote.eit, and uEpyi"etpled Deair' .;
articles on the reputation attained by
Hembolds Genuine Preparations.
80 Extract BuchH.
% Extract SLrsapartlla.
A" Improved Rose Wash
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05
'daltst6ata tbe COURSE Of empire takts its @ap.'


by all, at an early age he sank into a
,drunkard's grave. .0taf II . ....
This is truly mournfnl list of lit
erary Bacchanalians men who have
drowned their, greatness and their
genins in the winecup, who have sac
rificed their honor and their glory,
at the foulest of all shrines, intemper-
ance. ,-'' 'i., e.
A sad, solemn, earnest warning should
it be to every young man just enter.
ing life; / a@sraov ...ael~.a 3 .bg
rb2- 81" m full pursuit Of inexperienced hope"
lest by indulging Incorporate. habits,
his life be suddenly SO
Stepped in ti5appolntment's bitterness" ..
Depend upon it, they who have raised
to their,lips the drunkard's, glass have
ever found that it is filled with bitter
ness and woe; that he who grasped
that glass, ,r.. ..r ."... .- .aa.
ss "a serpent grasped, that through
His hands slid smoothly, and ltfre. but Iet
Fl, sting behind which wrought him endless pain"
How much nobler in, our eyes is
a Washington, Lafayette, an Ober-
lin, Franklin, a Newton or How
ard, than Fielding, a Steele, a Savage,
Poe, or Sheridan The former we
love and respect, the latter we admir-,
but cannot love. They have left a
stain upon their names which will last
through all eternity .-aa..g.. ram
% 20 Al. E....sr ..s..- who reads, % ..r.. q"
And many Rad, there finds IT, as il was
....r And T., aild shah forever be--a dark, ..
Unnatural, and ieathly spot"
Dubuque, April 25th, 1864.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05
,t, u HELMBOLD'S .a
Genuine Preparations.
lMpn1rNn FIIIn EXTRACT BuCHIr

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
positive aud specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bi
der Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsicai Sweiings &.
This Medicine increases the power nf Digestion, anc
exc,es the absorbcns into healthy action by which tho
argements reduced, as well sain and nfiamma
ton. !! -a.s ss3 |.....s.- .'M8 G-s g..a as.at
IiELsrBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses. Habits Of Dissi
patton, Early Indiscreon OF Abuse, attended with tht
following symptoms ...r .n ID --s-sE.I....F .s.
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss o, Power, III
loss Of Memory, .. Hiffcnlts of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeflnrss, .. .t
Hmness II Vision, Pain IN the Rack,
Universal fassitr,Geo Of #t Flushing If the Body,
nd, the Muscular s. stem, EruptOns on the Face,
Hot Hand, wv 1' a'" Palld Cormtenance.'
hDrynsSs of the Skin. .r.,s. .....s .. .-..
These symptoms il allowed 10 20 on which this med
einc invariably remove, soon follows ltes..t B..
Tmpo'cncy, Fat4ig, EPReptic Fits. z, ,..s
In one Of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that ey are not frequently followed By
those" Dircfu DacascsI reg
r- INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
MANY are aware Of the Caiseor their suffering but
None teiH coatess ke records oLhe Insane Asyltas.
and melancholy DEATHS by consumption bear ample wit
ness t.,thstruth Of tie assertion. Z z ~r4Fh
THE Constitution once atscted by orranr weakness re
auires the aid OF medicine strengthen aud inygorae
the system,
Which Aei,aJold Extract Bsrhu inrdTiobty does.
A trial will convince the most skcpttca
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05

Mr.. W-th, a Herkimer county
On. Y. farmer, milked last season 80
cows, among them 10 two years old
heifers; ne made cheese, which was
generally sold as soon as ripe by the
wagon load at time. The highest
price obtained for any one, and only
one load, was fourteen cents per
pound, (not very high price as
things are now, and yet his cows av.
eraged the very respectable and neat
little sum of two thousand seven hum
dred dollars for the Whole dairy.
When will our farmers reach such a
result? Is it impossible and if SO,
why? fa.3. aa9 y a3 aaa.@E =.1
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05

lest by indulging Incorporate habits,
his life be suddenly ID, SO
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05
4oetrp,
MAY.
by oRIaNSA oRy1rrR.

For the Charles City Iutelligencer.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05

Nothing that Is not wholesome genial and restoraiy,
la IL nature the composition VI HocfEIffRs
STOMACH BITfkIsS. This popular preparation contains
no mineral Of any Kind DO deadly botanical element Ia
fiery excitant but il b. conbinato Of the extracts o
rare baamic herbs and plants with the purest and mild
est oi all difiasiye slInelaats. + E. .... ....
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General
Debility, Nervousness, Depression ol Spirits, Const
patton, Cohc, ,lltermitteut Feyers, Cramps and
spa-ins aud all Complaints Of either sex,
e.. "a. aE arising from Bodily Weakness whether 'H E
Inherent in the system or produced ..
by special causes.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-05

for :" the heavens declare the glory of
God, and the armament sheweth his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

leon goes 10 Nice TO make visit 70 the CzaFina bis
Empress remaining snugiy az the Tueries.
The tgh,ness IN the money market drives the ltaian
and Austrian ministers 70 despair. Both Of them want
badly loan tie ordinary resources being exhausted,
and the funds falling continually. Genco, at Vienna,
ht upon the odd plan Of morgagng the taxes Sela at
Turin is about TO sell the domains and the railways of
the State Both these expcdents are only OF tempo.
rnry nature and unless the reduction OF tho army be
comes constant fuct. ROT only temporary measure
Il Il Impossible b discharge public business either in
Austria or Italy the taxes have reached such
hight that il Is impossible to augment them.
German papers, which largely deal IN eonectura pol
Emanuel and OF the Pope DO not believe word OF
these rumors Neither the King nor Pio X have the
slightest intention Of giving up then exalted POSITIONS
bu, ministerial change Is probable in Austria Frnn
I'll, Joseph is displeased with echberC who has been
ont cencraled by Bsmark the Danish Question anu
with Schmrlng and his constitution because even we
P,ctsrnh calnot coin money or suihcently BACK tue
Austrian credit for getting loan. That imperial as
pleasure may however. remain without any result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
Manhattan Union Cinb.

To ne Editor of The ~ J. Ir'ohHe
SIR. In vour issue of this date is card,
which saws that the statements made in card sent you
by me are utterly false both IN what they directly
charge and in what they indirectly insnuate" In jus
tice 10 you send my affidavit TO the direct charges
made bv me- Imadc no insinusons, but stated specific
facts VIII the Committee do the samei ] rcassert
the entire truihfulnes OF my former card and ASK the
Committee 70 meet the facts stated in it, and not to
deal in negative pfcgnants and wholesale denuncaiiona
do not believe the Committee personally aligned that
card o. this date bui do believe that some members OF
il used the names OF all lis members just as they for
merry used the Of the Club without It's sanction
j. this sof Whoever did sign that card ought TO know
that which they assert In grave charge as isehood
and ask them each 20 state the specific truth a. 70
each OF nv former statements IN detail when they
rcnounce Chicago Platform" tactics and g!iitering
gcneratcs and fairly meet specific charges on when
the question of authority depends, they wiz be ehited
to argument on that question.
demand an answer. Did the members Of the club
vote rs slater Do they reside state Did they
ever vote to raiify MI. Raymond 10 cal meeting
for that purposei The answer will determine wheiher
nv statements are utterly false" or The COMMITTEES
utterly reckless and unworthy Of candid mcn consider
alton My charge Is that the calling Of the mas Taiii
cation meeting rioty the work Of PORTION OF the
members Of the club whose Official position afforded the
opportunity TO Use the o. the club without the
sanction os II. members vote. Mr. Raymond proved
himself too shrewd politician for the committee They
know the facts aud faas viii show 1t to be- "A sny
never did impcach the motives Of the committee or any
Of them. but unless they now meet the fsG, claim
they are Intentionally unfair. IhoNAs AtlISpA.
Nor. z l-6i.
Cify and County Of frr-Tort. ss.-rhoms' Allison.
being duly sWorl acpcscs sid lays th-i ihr members
o az Manhattan Union Club voted g. raiiy the
nomination Of Henry j. Raymond. nor 20 cal mass
meeting iol that purpose that the members o. thnt
club present nt ~ IL regulI meetings unarmonsy
voted that they had nothing 10 DO with local uomlna
lions that 10 the best o. dcp0ncnTs knowledge inicT
nation and belief large maturity ~ ihe member OF
The club do hot reside "a Nj. Rnymoudt district
THOMAS ALLISON
Sworn 10 before ne. this sih day Of November l-1i
JonX BUrCiIE So;ar. Public.
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Pennsylvania would give an bones, majority for No

Pennsylvania would give an honest majority for Mo
Clelan. -, A..
| EYsDERs-Thst VII be after consideration. II
uouId DO wrong to PREJUDICE them and commit our
selves and afterward fnd out that they did no wrong
Let lis first find out that injury has been done u.s. and
whom we FIX upon our course We will follow it out
though the devil stand against Us II Is manifest that
Mcclellan has been defrauded steps will BE- taken to
right that matter, f. Can't we shoulder riaesr
hope never to lead you to destroy our country put
don't say you intend TO do something and aferwaTd not
carry 1t out. Ii ever lead ii that sort will 20 "a lar
as any Of you II Lincoln is elected by hon
est votes it i, our duty to submit TO the
will Of the majority. tCheers.l We have
submitted for four years to many wrongs Ihrec
cheers for Key.'l lie is an honest and sound Demo
crat and has pluck enough TO represent Us. lac oec
ton is We trust in the direction OF an AlW Use
Providence that whatever the result, country VIII
go in prosperity and happiness If IT does not II Is
the people to correct it. have been charged BY the
opposite party with ondcavorng TO create disturbance
Did ever advise You to light or mott | no, no,
Mcclellan would have several thousand more votes To-
night ii this city had been properly dstrctcd There
not time enough for them al 10 vote ana tue Deh
ooratic inspectors arc TO blame IN not demanding thc
rights.
MIR TAYLOR-I have favorable report to make, al
though il does not from favorable source IL IL
from IHE IRBUHE bulletin.
RYNDERs-Ii j. "a id lie then
TAYLoB-The lith Ward gives Mcclellan 1'''' ma
RYsDiRs-Ifi the State Of New York goes for Nc.
Clclan and not for II VA! be barren victory
Ii is hot here and il j. fortunate we have no mlccgeh
ator present. / sm s0uy Horace Greeley amt here
would like TO him here and Charley Spencer, TOO
with twenty III wenche, 10 walt round IN, room WIN
II Horace likes Dinah and certain e1halatlohs thh
come from her body let him have her. Horace thinks
she smells beautifully and Charley Spencer complres
her to a rose. love my own type Desi-th1se ~ rom
OF mc--gurlncd in the image OF God. l'What about
Kelly N lfyou would not say ANYTHING. people would
not find out you a fool 90 what do they eau us
CopperLeads for - Because they want Us 10 b!ie
them and some Of them viii die Of II.
Eynders closed By advising his hearers to maintain
order TO avoid fighting and obey the laws.
Mr. JOHN Fox made few remarks oongfdtuAiory
on the success In this city
Mr.. TAYLOR announced telegram from Governor
seymour thai all he wants nj NewNoFk City is JOoo
and he has got s.. 600 sufe. -.
j, WALErR FowiER esq. made few remarks aud il
was late al night before the lights IN Tammany were
shut Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

BRyJAMIy MARSHAL, one OF the SURVIVORS
among the prisoners Of confined In the DartmooT
Prison in England during the war OF IsI@' dleu az
Troy y. Y. recently aged - yeari lie was present
nj the rlassacrc Of number OF those prisonfs upon
whom the guard fired unfortunately upona trTaPrv
text killing 20 and wouuding MANY more. Nr. NAB
SMALL onl, escaped by dropping on h hands and knees
and retreiilnr 20 bis cell Since his return he held
many OF the highest Offices among the Masonic ira
erniiv and was much esteemed worthy ana hon0T-
able citizen In October 10. tegnloh Oi the MAI
suAL family took place IN the old homestead al Eason
There were present Benjamin. Charles H. ta leading
shipping merchant OF this city, Frederick W. AIct
nndcr e. and Edward g.. The occasion was one Of
much interest and attracted attention IN the ncwspa
pers OF that date.
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Massachusetts Soldiers Voting in Indiana
=, ~, ZINC, Of Tho " y. T,ibr.,

To ne Aduor Of the " l. l'''fse
SIR: | want TO pronounce nj TINS late day,
GOV. Seymour. or any other Copperhead. liar. who
will reterate the fasehood that Massachusetts soldiers
voted in Indiana A Mcclellan au,tcrnut stated to me
Yesterday That detachment Of q Massachusetts, regi-
ment left indianapolis tie morning OF The election IN
Indiana and Wis the Cincinnati Railway went to
Greensburg Decatur County. and voted while a part
either got of IN route returned 10 Shc5yve SheDy
County aad voted happen n be resident OF that
Iocaty and know the charge is false 40 to any such
votes being cast in GIecnsbuTg; and happened TO De
BON IL Shelby County and know perhaps every voter
OF 100 in Shclbyyile especially do knor that not
soldsr voted there whom did not know. Tor spent
most all day there Furthermore the CoppeFheads cast
larger vote than ever ~ poll and carried Il by 100
maIority-a thing never known before. II MassachH'
sets soldiers voted there they must have east the
votes for the CoppcrheadI The fact IS instead
Of Massachusetts soldiers being imported there to vote
the Union ticket it Is charged upon the D'dd id
Democracy, and not denied by them that they sub
sttuted but.ernut foF Union votes in the ballot box
while the inspectors were gone dinner. What LARS
these Copporhcads atci j. q THOMSON.
ETlmiEsoa Cly. 9Th NOV. 1854.
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Special Notice.

The Manhattan Union Club win hold Meeting
their n Dom 40 8 Clinton iiBl THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING at clock az which the Report Of the Executive Com
nee viii be handed u. and other very important business
be brought up for con liberation. go
Members ar particularly dcsred 10 attend a. this viii
probably be the l,s, meeting held 'i.s ycsr.
None but members admitted.
GRO W. VAN slCLEN, President.
J. ". CROMWELL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

Mr.. c. JEROME HOPKINS has been giving con
certs on the iamou. Boston Music Hall organ. Al tae
last one on the 9th instant he L. said 10 have developed
the orchestral resources Of that noble instrument more
successfully than had been done before. Mr. Hop
knss combinations were new even 20 those musicians
and critics who have been bearing that organ for the past
year The Boston critics call Mf. Hopkius's Tam
hausorr Fantasia simply sublime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,


LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
cure al ouplaints ncdcn, the ,nd remove al OBJ
srueon OF nature Whatever producing health.
visor and strength
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
are better than all pills powders aud nos,rums being hud
PREPARATION the action direct and positive and 1t necds
nothing bu. good common and understand the
reason why they cure all those lie 20 which the female system
sbeclej with ds aich and degree Of ccrtan,yg~hich
nothing but scientifically compounded laid PREPARATION
could reach They are, IN the mos. obstinate case'
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD.
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM
20 the mos, delicate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly produce the
regular return Of nature taken ady two before the
peotcd period and is maxim the profession tina pre
ven;ion Is better than
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been used BY o''s
twenty five thousand ladies within the pos; six mOnsh' and
the testimony OF all IT, it surely cures"
CAUTION! CAUTION!
Bear in mind ,ho guarantee my DROPS TO CURE Sup
should be taken ascertain pre- be TIE cause ssthe's
DROPS would De- TO produce miscaaseh taken VINE
IN situation and all cautioned against nsng them as
wish I, distinctly under,ood tba' DO not hold myself rs
,pons b.. wien used under such circumstances.
TO MARRIED LADIES
thew are peculiarly adapted hey bring the monthly period
with such perfect regularity
Ifyou wi.h relief take other
Sent hv mail express any part o. the world The
Trade are generally selling them 81 p per bottle but
II zen. BY mail requires 2Sc additional to prepay postage
with.
JOHN L. LYON, MD, practcins Physician No 40
Ch,peL New. Haven Conn. who be consulted eithsr
p~ronsy by letter concerning diseases and female wsAs'
ness,s
G. G. CLARK & Co,
NewHaven. Conn,
General Agents for United Sts'es
For sale In NewYorkby
DEMAs BARNES Co,
No. 81 PaTkTow.
&c WELLS Co..
No. lis Franklin T..
II. Il. HELMBOLD.
No. 5et Broadway.
A,a a. prur,,, .ad Apo,hec,ns 10 the city add s'aa'
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Duslncss Notices.
HAYES HoSrY o. HoAEuoCyD AyD TAR

HALEs HOXEY o. NoAgHOCSD ASD lar,
To- t-r Cure %
Coughs Cod.. aaaea4a, Hoir,-ne'l. pncuh Bre''h'ns
ami al Affection. Of the Throat B'onchil Tubes,
and Lung. lc-drs 20 Consumption.
Thi. sovereign remedy is compounded tom iAe fivore
recipe Of o. o.,rious Py-i4n and Chemist mo Tor Hsny
Year, used wish the -5 complete saeao, ia Dis extensive
prvst- rraeee
lie had ons been profoundly .Hpfeasd - the woHlefa.
q the honey Of the paui Hofehound ia union with
tie CLEANSING HEALSo properties Of tar extracted from
the LIrr PRINCIPLE Of the ioscsi Ab Bai'dnea or
Balm OF Glesd Eog years be blaieI In IN attempt
f blend these great medcira force. into such union that
the or ena power Of each would be preserved the disagree
all. quae. Of common removed and 'he pce OF the
compound be within tho Of al AZ list ai'eF long
course Of dlcl chemical experiments he found that by
sddnr to these ,e other Ingredients each valuable by
,,c b. not only obtained the telrcd rgsul's, bat greatly
nrraed the curative power Of the compound This having
been thoroughly tested by practice, il now offered u tho
..rer.l public as safe plsss.n, sud inbla remedy
ParoE - CKSr, PES BorrLE.
fos sal by oil Druggists
CHARLg. DowstE Grusfil Ar'ut.
no - Ced,r.st. New iors.
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IAdvertL.enen.

DANyrLLE Penn. June ., 1902
DR. WV. H. GREGG-Dcar Sir: L. February
1851 was afflicted with sugar diabetes, and Tor h'e
months passed more than two gallons OF water IN
four hours. obliged 20 get up as ofen -
ten of twelve times during the night and ~ I'VE months
los, about City pounds N weight. During the mohth
Of Itly I46l / procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water aud aflcr taking two bottles / was entireIy
cured soon ahcr regain.ng my usual good health.
Yours truly. 81 '. 4. DLniII'
sold whoesllo is MOgGNS 4 ALLrs. No. 70 Clifst..
md ALI grug t,i.fA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
GOES COUGH BALSAM

the cheap-. medicine in the world 1t costa but
.O, The bottles contain twice much any other tss
same price. &C. CLARK CO.. Proprietor,.
New Haven, CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

lAdyerii,cneltl
See notice under IiHaH.mi OF Nj. GEORGE
". MAYSAuus departure fot Colorado.
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$4,000

WORTH or GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY,
Al 4 REDUCTION OF 80 PER CENT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WARD, No. 3S5 Broadway.
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lAdyerti.emeut

DIR BANNISGs BRACE 1RUSSES. BODY
Un.ct- SPNhL IFyTR-, WowB BRACFs and PILE
SrHNCs applied b. himself At No y Bondst.. New
York