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Cheapest and best Route

RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C, mmencing Jane 2s. 1865. train, will 80 iol-
lows:
sol A. NJ, MAIL TR IN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester. fitchburgh. Brsttleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford. New Haven, Troy, albany and New fork
arrive 10 Troy At As P. NJ. New York 10 70 p n.
Boston :. 3OP VI.
Tsou9A 70 BostOs pritAoaf change Of Cars.
1900 N ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Rutland
Bellows Falls and BrattlebOro; arrive At Rutland
Is P n Bellows Falls s.ij P. NJ, Brsttleb0ro
l0OJ Az
LIS NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany New
York and the Vest arrive at TrOy s.O1 ?. n. /;
New YORK A. NJ, 10y Hulson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
TAro.gh 70 Troy vi,Aout esange Of Cart.
s4sP.4, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car. for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 500 A.
n NeS York 1879 A n Boston so Al
TAro.gA 10 Troy and Boston vitsort eAange Of Cor
From IA, SouA ard East Trains s-rfue AZ B.rlingt.-
'oHor,s
40 P. NJ, SNAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, wor
eeste Springfield, Hartford, New Haven.
as An NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New Y 'rk and Boston. Leaves New
hOrs al 2. n Boston 5.ssi p. NJ
Is Az. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Brat
tieroro 10 p Bellows Falls 5.ij P. ~, Rut-
land % A. N.
IS r.s EXPRESS TRAIN from Rutland. New
ora aud Troy.
Til kE1S cold for Saratoga, Trov, Albsry. New
fors. Schenectady and al principal points on the
New Hurk Cent al and Western Railroads, aud in
formation .iv-- b.
J. " CARPENTER
No. l, American Hotel Block.
Baggage checked through.
~ F4Ge alvsJ A. low a. by any other line.
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AiEssRs. FOWLER & WELLS. 80

vi Brosdwsy. supply ali worls on phrenolosv
H-d Opathy. Physiology, Phonog hy Psyeholo-
y, Anatomy, Ply sioloznomy. Medicine Masonry
agriculture. Photography, and the Na-url Sciences
generally They also have new Miscell sneou. WorSs
intending those % Draper. Mann. etc. See the new
Illustrated ANNUAL of PukENOLOGY AND
PHfslo6NOMY for $50. now ready Prepaid b
poet, re Agents 70 Sc i all their popular WORKS.
wanted
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Al ued cal men ard the press recommend DIR.
>Thl' MIA Ms ANTI &C ULERA MIXTUtE
- the onl certain remedy for Iiarfhaa and ID, s.
enters. II isa combination Of As,rlngents. Al
sTbents siimulahts, aud tArminat.yes and Il
warranted t. eject cure alter all other means
have tail-,t
For sale by all Dru ;gs,s 81 cent. per bottle.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
y Mos. PkkNAiUkE DECAY. &c. Learn how
% 90 AK rouRsEL-, without consulting feens any
Vutck or any cody else. Send your address on a
postpaid envelope, with i've cents. to Boz iSIT,
Boston, Mass
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Tfse. ana SispSsr. -" 20 90
Il Boe. wiaooski, 6ne specimens Of Hand
J.sK Ferest, wino.fi, Wilcox & Gibbs
- Sewing Machine, h-l isira 90
". 2Otsmaa. Burlington. Florence Sew
'di ing Machine, ,-5'S n -S4.i. co
PowersS Story. Burlington, Pianos. home
po-er. s Story. Burlington. Cabinet
-is' Organ, 1rl,-r1 .-,r
Power. s Story. Burlington. American
Organ, 'le - s- .-e.lrei
H. L Story, Burlington, Sheet Music. I 90
Chamber Set. I-l7 - 10 90
Joshua Jewell, Richmond, chestnut, hne
% carved Chamber Sett,
Joshua Jewell. Richmond, painted Cham
Der Sett
CIV. G. G. Benedict, Burlington,
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, 90
B. Bassford, Boston, Mason s Hamlin's
Cabinet Organs, diploma
E. B: Floyd, burlington, Jewelry and
Watches, 90 q. rr.-. 8 90
tionery. 1870 200
c. D. Read, Burlington. Photographs. 2 90
W. Z johnson, Burlington, Ohio Pumps, w
:" N" iH1 Flour Sitter,
C E. Brownell, Boston, Flour Sitter, diploma
c. c. Post, Hinesburgh, Cooks Su-
gar Eyaporator, superior article for
sugar makers, DrC HI.. 90
r. Patrick, Hinesburgh, Cheese Press, 2
Flows, ! Wire Tooth Horse Rake,
with Improvements worthy the at a5
ton of fsrmers,) 10 90.
Joseph Dubrulle, Burlington, Spinning
Wheel, in motion, ] 20
j r. FLINDERS K ca RurlinOfon WAGON 4A te-
AIles, 90
Miss Li.zie Converse, Burlington. Oil
Paintings, fH 2 90
S. Richardson, jericho, Potato Digger and
Road Leyeller, 100
l. lockwood, williston, Pine Specimens
Cooperage, a 90
L. Murray, Hinesburgh, specimens Coop
erage, . 90
W. A. Tyler, Burlington. 8 fine specimens
Stoves, 8 90
II. NJ Phel ps, Burlington. 10 pieces Mar
Bile Head Stones, exhibiting very fine
work manshp, 10 90
s. II. Weston, Colchester, specimen
Marble from Burlington Marble Co.,
j fine specimen Lime, 90
o. L. A. X Ballard, Burlington, lot fine
specimens Stone Ware, 90
Jerry Lee, burlington, Smith Hammers, / 90
5. Z. Crombie, Burlington, Sett Tabor's
PatPnt bench Planes, l w
Buckeye Moving Machine Co, St Adams,
Buckeye Mower, worthy Of es-
pecial mention, diploma
II. Vickery. Burlington. Single Sleigh,
Double Team Wagon, | Top Buggy,
Open Buggy,-excellent articles, 10 90
H. A. Ray, burlington, Single Sleigh, l 90
{. W. Warner, Essex Junction, Warmers
Improved Revolving Patent Wheel
Rake, S 90
A. Pierce. Essex, Rotating Harrow, = 0c
A. f Bliss, Coffee Rooster, 20
LOOMS & Co, Burlington, fine specimens
Leather, So 90
F. D. Blake, Burlington. Picture Frame, 90
+. Leclare, wincoski 3 specimens brick, 90
E. C. Ryer, Burlington, specimens Archi-
tectural Drawing. . 90
A. Richardson, Burlington, j spool stand. 90
Bryant, Stratton q Co, exhibit telegraph
apparatus in operation and SIX speci-
mems fine Spencerian Penmauship, S5 90
G. b. Davis, Burlington, l6specnlens Pho
tographs, 90
Brinsnaid X Hljreth, Burlington, case
Silver Ware. 3 90
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VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Is, 1865.

commenting hoy 10, 1000.
Grains eoIys SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington at :. Is A. ~. p - P. NJ, and
S.tpi
Mail Trah caves Rouse's Point ats $50 A. ~, con-
meeting ~ " tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
With trains 70 Boston, Worcester. springfield and
New York, AR wing At New York xf lois P. NJ aHd
With Trains ~ ilssumpsie & r
Houses Point At 7.45. eunnectng at Burlinst n
with Champiain steamers Tor Saratoga. Troy, &c.
Day s1press leaves Montreal a, $50 4: NJ.
y Johns at OA.M. ogdensi ur n az 20 A. NJ. for
boston, &C, e,nneeting At BuIlin.to. with Rut-
ami Road tor Troy and New York. a. diving IL
Boston wa Lowell at 10 o 2. NJ no. = ..
Night Express leaves 0sdensburgh at / 1 31A "
MohtresiS 81 IN .Rouses Point s.s5PM ST Johns
At 40 7. ~, arriving AZ Boston at SD A. NJ,
nectns a bslloNs Falls With Cheshire R@iiryat fOi
bostoh and Worcester and with Vermont VALLEY
Railroad inr Springfield. &C, and arriving in New
fOrk al - " 2. NJ.
COME yoRTH AsD WEST.
Leave Burlington s;4OoA.M.. sIoA. NJ, : .,
p. VI, ant SIS 2. ".
Day Express leaves BOSTON via Lowell at 5 o. A
" Tor Burlins ton, st. Adams. Montreal Ogdens-
narzh snd ses, .rrivlngs Montreal at 500 ?. NJ.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at ..OiAM
via Lawrence st7-s0 A. ~. Tor Burlington. Rouses
Point. &c.
L-zves Boston via Fitchhurg 1t 7.DA Spring
held At 80 \. ,eonnccting at White River June
ton rith Day Express for Darlington. Montreal
Dkdensuurgh and the West.
Accommodation Train leayec Sorthheld At 40
4. ~. BurlingtC- at 3 20 A. NJ. for 1t Alnans
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at iO.U p. NJ
-e,eiving passengers from Vermont Valley r
eAving New Yori, at f2i5P. NJ, and from Cheshire
X. leaving B"ston at 5DP. N eonnectng at
White River junction with train leaving Boston at
81 z. NJ for Burlington, ROuse's Point. Montreal
and ogdensburs, With Grand Trunk trains for the
Vest
sleeping cars are attached 10 both the Night CT
'-ess trains running between ST Adams aud
stpn, and 81 Alhans and Springfield. -
ichets u beirut Chicago and all points Wes
t. o.. DRCRY. Agent No American Iio-
> burlington tt-Baggage checs ed through.
4 Adams NAV l. 1866
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.ls. KENNEDY's
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
L and cutsneous Affections. II 10 wholly q
YE0ErIsLE COMPOUND
IT Will cunr
salt Rhsum, ..--..-.
or. HrysiPsls, aid Head,
tiles, Eel ms, Ulcers, Sore Eye,
sssi i.ss sa'fFf iss. sS f isD, ss.nA'
Burns e ss.YS. Hands,
KENNEDY's
Salt Rheunl Ointment
Contains no mercury or other mineral i,,ss,se.
ts Wholly and purely
~ EGE TAB,L
One rial 10 .ufscent to eouvine. the most sA.p,-
icsl that its ethca y IN allsying inasmmslion -
reducing suellinys Is wonderful.
The Great Family Ointment rucr
kesnedy's Salt Rhesm Oistme.s.
should he In every household No other Oipsme,.
can cnIpsss With IL - = rssdy and speedy means
For BURvs and Solids Il Is the most rsrs.c,
cure ever known Al an Ensiiis.f -
ho1 y KENNEDYH "a ~ aDi
SSss Rhsssslls Otnssse,es
10 unsurpassed. ~ go Il
The Rouyhest Skin Is made smooth -' g
Char ped hands are instsnslS ReaIed.4
ans sss . .ns =: healed and
,ds % MAE y, issis Of the ontusss %
Put up 10 tve sissd bettlss rhs ussi,s, n go.
s1.sia .his eiss >, A. G. sssA. ., ~ Rs,,.c..
- "a. . 80 49,, 7, :, e 81 tavsv
TCD0REAM PREEzERs mr. -. - 80. sisae,t
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TONIC AND RESTORATIVE

Dr. Jzneway, surgeon in charge u United State,
Hospital Newark. y. J, sabs ~ experienced
very much bene from the use OF your Bitter- a.
ter severe attack 81 yphod Z, YER ant vts enah-
90 q resume my duties IN much -horfrr i'm. than
expected alter 20 severe illness. Ny appetite
va restured, and digestive Or-ans resumed their
faIctions qucSIy. An article prepared So carefully
a. II Is, ami fr IN so MANY vsLu,BUG HEpiciSE-
eannut IN my opinion. TAI! 70 do good when proper
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Splendid List of articles.
AL to be sold for ONE DOLLAR I.eh.


30 Gents Gold Hunting Case Watches, So $50
800 La 4 - Gold and Enameled Case
Watches Is" 70
200 Gents Hunting Case Silver Watche, As 20
~ diamond Rings, 90" ltO
s s,.,, cold Vest and Neck Chains, IS. 30
roo Gold Oval Band Bracelets A" :
~ Chased Gold Bracelets S" 10
<tt.l chatAlaiRe Chains and Guard Chains s." %
500 Solitaire and Gold BrOOches q" 10
2erO Lava ana Florentine Brooches, A."
2,00 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches 81
2.t.o Mosaic, {, Lava, and Florentine Ear
Drops A"
800 Coral Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops,
500 Caihorns Diamond Breast Pins $50" 10
5000 told Fob and Vest Watch h vs. 2S1"
400 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, 3" 10
in1 Sets Sleeve Buttons studs. etc 4"
3Uoo Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc, ="
6Ob Miniature Lockets $"
too Miniature Lockets-Nasie spring. 8" p
4 ON Gold 1Ootlypicks, Crosses. etc pc
5000 Plain Gold Rings. - II
500 thased cold Rings a" N
7.OdO Stone Set and Signet Rings, go" 10
5000 California Diamond Rings q ID
800 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Jet and Gold, S u
5000 Sets Ladies' Iewelry Cameo, Pearl
etc, 4" IS
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension Holder,
and Pencils 4" 10
5000 Gold Pens Old-SIOunted Holders 3"
5000 Gold Pens AZ q Extension Holders s." 10
5000 Silver GO6iets and Drinking Cups s" 81
I 90 Sill yer Casters. IS" 80
1000 Silver nit and Cake Baskets TO-" 50
PER DofES.
0oo D. zen Silver Tea Spoons slOt0tSn
I,G0 '' &" Table spoons Forks % - 100
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sAsUtA cIURsR cr
BgLLI.fRD TT n Il f. 8

With Patent Com instion Cushion. Patent Pocket.
and all the latest improvements. ANY questions by
mail itDmeuiatel, answered by
HENRY HNiaS, ~s5 Washington ST
between Dover and Chapman sts Boston.
w26m
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EzZZI'I'2z1

pr. STEICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY ha. cured
thousands Of the worst of Blind and -levdinx
Piles. Ii gives immediate relief and effects a per-
manenteure. Try II directly. 1t is warranted to
cure.
sale BY all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle.
wl0m6
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r.SstNiTARY COMMISSION.
Army 4 Navy ClainIaAgency
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
fl. y. HOsrard, Local .3gf.
Office at the Court House,

BURLINGTON. YERMoST.
TUE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. desiring
To relieve Soldiers, sailors, and their families
from the heavy expepses usually paia mr. the pro
secuton OF sach claims have he'd this A.en-
cy ~ col ect pensions. arrears Of pay, bounty and
other claims against the 6ovsrsment.s WITHOUT
CHANGE on ExPgSsE OF AsY KIND waArEyER TO
rus cLAinASfss . ~ = u = SO F.fIg
On application sent % this Agency, stating the
name shd post efIce7 sfdrsss o. The clsisnans the
n.m"' rsnb compsnt. regiments servicss and State
% the eoldier, on whore sccount the claim is made
date o. diseharee Or death. the proper blanhs will
be nued out IS nr - possible and forwarded 20 the
persous applying. These can then Re executed and
returned Go this ohc~ shsrs tbs claim villsbs pro-
secuted To ann issue In the shortsst poss u time
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Il
M I'M
III Ak0SHUU AOA
CK{eHE.4N RITTERG
=
An
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..r
, AVON, iTrc ro,,rr ,,,r
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unequaled for the prevention and cur. Of ,.,,,r,.
1,si,,, hsn' forms oi Hs1rai9ia and Rhsamaiis
APPROVED nv THE supc ro,, q
ARMY.
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TcseeeAN raEezEss .. -. - 20 si r,
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NoTE--The committee recommend gratuity
of $500 TO Miss Shipman for exhibition Of trees
and shrubs, and Of $500 to A. Taylor Of Bur-
lington for ESergreens to Miss L. II. Jones,
Of Colchester for Phantom Bouquet $500 to
Miss S. J. Fuller, for everlasting wreath, $500.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
Charles City, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1865.


uimoari. -~--
The st. Louis Democrat says that
the Governor of Missouri appears to
have made centre shot in some re.
cent remarkss by him at st. Joseph.
Speaking of the threats from certain
quarters to resist the New Constitu.
tion, he remarked that he had Just is
sued an order for the Penitentiary to
be enlarged. The copperheads appear
10 have at once taken the hint, if VIC
are to judge from the hub-bub it has
created among them. The appropri-
ateness of the statement must have
been fully appreciated, from the man
ncr in which the Republican, Dispatch,
and other papers of st. Louis have
opened fire upon the Governor for
making it. A swarm of hornets could
not have sailed forth more vindictive.
ly TO assail disturber who had thrust
a stick through their establishment.
All of this clearly shows that the sug.
gestion Of the Governor has hit pre-
cisely at the point intended. The ex-
hortation Of all loyal men is to "hit
'cm again."
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
From the Iowa School Journal.
Day Dreams.


l have been unduly ambitious,
With hopes il is hard to forget;
Such day-dreams are all too delicious,
To vanish and leave no regret.
Hopes, like the mirage i'm the distance.
10 win the bright chaplet Of fame,
To leave, as pass from existence,
A worthy and wide.honored name.
Dreams only their death knell is ringing
Proud heart, to thy destiny come;
Thou fain wouldst be soaring and singing
Sink down and forever be dumb!
TO fetter the soul with a burden
of longings it never can tell,
And grant it no loftier guerdOn
Than failare-O God is it well!
'Tis well ! for such lessons compel US,
A loftier standard to raise;
He can but be selfish and Jealous,
Who lives on the incense of praise.
Such lessons the stars might have taught us
As round us their glamour they fling
Such lessons the flow rcts have brought US,
On every sweet zephyr of Spring.
In deserts and solitudes lonely
The flowers refuse not to bloom
Though heedlessly trampled, they only
Yield sweeter and richer perfume.
The stars-we walk under them nightly,
And nurmur no accent of praise
They beam ou us none the less brightly,
Nor dream of withholding their rays.
So shine, noble soul-ever giving
No heed to neglect or to strife,
Content with the glory of living
A true and beautiful life.
For being is nobler than seeming
And fame is a perishing toy;
And doing is wiser than dreaming,
And culture is nobler than Joy.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
Misttllanp.


Never ridicule sacred things, OF
what others may esteem as such, how.
ever absurd they may appear to you
Never show levity when people are
engaged in religious worship. Never
resent supposed injury till you know
the views and motives of the author.
Always take the part of an absent
person, who is censured in company,
so far as truth and propriety will ad.
NIT. Never affect to be witty, nor
jest to wound the feelings of another.
Say as little as possible about your
self and those who are near you. Aim
at cheerfulness without levity. New.
er obtrude advice unasked. Never
court the favor of the rich by fatter.
ing ther vices or vanities. On all oc.
casions have in prospect the end OF
life and future good.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
True Courtesy.

Show me the man who can quit the
brilliant society of the young to listen
to the kindly voice of age who can
hold cheerful converse with one whom
years has deprived Of charms. Show
me the man Of generous impulses who
is always willing to help tho poor and
needy-sbow me the man who treats
unprotected maidenhood as he would
the heircss surrounded by the protec-
tion of rank. riches and family. Show
me the man who never forgets for an
instant the delicacy, the respect that
is due to woman as woman, in any
condition or class-show me such a
man, and You show me gentleman
nay, you show me better-you show
me a true christian.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

Men and women, girls or boys, feel
instinctively when they have fallen in
with dangerous associates. If they
choose to remain among them they
are lost. So, in high tides. barques
of light draught float over the quick
sands ; in summer. at low tide, the
venturous boys and young people will
cricket thereupon but neither can
remain long in the neighborhood. The
time comes when the sands are cover.
ed with thin surface Of water, and
beneath is the shifting. loose, we,
earth, more dangerous and treacher,
GUS than spring-tide ice and then il
is that to touch is to be drawn in, and
to be drawn in is death. So it ID
with bad company.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

We count among our valued exchan-
ges the Boscobel Broadaxe, published
in Wisconsin, which appears to have
had some difficulty in the choice of q
motto, and heads it's columns thus !:
"Our Platform the Star Spangled
Banner devoted to the dissemination
of Union principles, our country. first,
last, now and forever. Danish political
corruption and bury the war-club of
party. The Union of lakes the Union
Of lands, the Union Of States none can
sever. The Union Of hearts, tho Union
Of hands, the FLAG OF OUR UNION FoR.
EVER
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

In the Sierra Nevada there are gi.
gantic trees. Visitors who will insert
a marble slab in the bark. and iuclose
the tree by an iron rail, have the priv.
ilege of naming tree. Mr.. Benz. G.
Howard of San Francisco. while on a
visit to the Sierra recently. chose one
800 feet high and 81 in circumference,
whose bark was two feet thick, and
named it Henry Ward Beecher. y
Tho tree stands next to one called
Lincoln"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

A servant girl in Chicago has hit
upon new mode Of getting rid of
rats. Getting out of patience with
the depredations Of the varmints," T"
aud having observed the effects of
Bourbon whiskey upon humans, she
made it sweet with sugar. crumbled
in bread enough for the crowd, and
set the dish in the cellar. A few hours
after, she went down and found seve-
raj rats gloriously fuddled and engag-
in throwing potato parings and haul
ing one another up to drink. These
were easily disposed Of; those not
killed left the premises Immediately,
suffering with severe headache.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
4o.irg.
For the Charles City Intelligencer.
We Have been Friends Together.

We Have been Friends Together.
BY MISS EIIzaBEsH ). COLE.
We have been friends together,
And loved through JOY and pain,
We have been friendh together,
Through sunshine and through rain
We've wept Ser broken idols
And deseesated shrincs,
Together mourned DER sorrows
That hearts like ours refine.
We have rambled oft together
Amid the budding flowers,
Caught every gleam IF sunshine
That crossed this path of ours;
We've watched the sun so glorious,
Sink peacefully to rest,
And dreamed bright dreams together,
So tranquil and so blest.
We have conned the page of wisdom
Drank of the same deep fount,
Toiled till our feet grew weary
Climbing the fabled mount;
Sung merry songs together
In those Elysian days
Drew holy inspiration
From sweet melodious laws.
But now, alas, we're severed,
A GOODNESS fills thy heart,
Thy smile has lost its brightness,
Thy life its better part;
We have been friends together,
And loved through Joy and pain;
We have been friends together,
Shall we never meet again!
Prairie Glen, H., Aug 10, 1865
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[TY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST a. 1865

and applied the salve to the bleeding stump,
whereupon the tail at once grew out to it's
natural size and shape; that he then took up
the piece of tail which he had cut off, and ap-
piled the salve to the bleeding end, where
upon dog grew out SO like the other, that
1t was impossible to tell which was the origi-
nal dog
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

The modest virgin, the prudent wife,
or the careful matron is much more
serviceable in life than petticoated
philosophers, clustering Leroines, or
virago queens. She who makes her
husband and children happy, who re-
claims the one from vice aud trains up
the other to virtue, is q much greater
character than ladies described in ro-
nance, whose whole occupation is to
murder mankind with shafts from
their quiver, or their eyes.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

Sax, of Sax.horn celebrity, has just
finished another extraordinary inven.
ton by which the sound of all brass
wind instruments can be increased to
a marvellous extent, so that a band OF
six instruments can make as much
noise as sixty. The news of this will
be very interesting to young lovers who
like to give serenades. But fancy q
band of amateurs with these cnntriv.
ancesl
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

We learn from the Cass County Messenger
that young man by the name of Stoddard
was fooling with gun, which he supposed
was not loaded, when it exploded, fatally
wouuding young lady by tho name oi
of Decker, who was standing near by. It is
reported that Stoddard and the unfortunate
young lady were to have been married in q
few days.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24

A well known editor Of a prominent
Northern journal said to the President:
"The Democracy say you will yet be
found with them that you have al.
ways been good Democrat, and will
always SO remain" "Do they ?" re.
sponded Mr.. Johnson, "well, sir, you
are at liberty to tell all such gentle
men that while, as President, l shall
endeavor to drop any partisan charac-
ter, / certainly am not prepared to
more than pray for those who despite
fully use me. think they stand in
need Of prayers, and it's all l can do
for them" A friend told me lately,
that in talking with the President
about the Blairs, he wittily remarked
that the only trouble about the elder
Blair was that he had not the proprie-
ty to die when his term of usefulness
expired, adding land that, sir, was a
long time ago-an ALFRED long time
ago"