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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

hands that had been inspired and ner.
we'd by the teachings of such men as
Vallandigham and S. S. Cox, of Ohio,
the latter of whom said in the Chicago
convention, "For less offence than Mr..
Lincoln had been guilty of the Eng
lish people had chopped off the head
Of the first Charles. In his opinion
Lincoln and Davis ought to be brought
ia the same block together" They
have brought Lincoln's head to the
block, but Davis still lives, and will
live and be feted by these men till he
dies a natural death, and then he will
be apotheosized and canonized in their
hearts forever.
Captain Kooutz, of Pennsylvania,
a Mcclellan leader in that convention,
said, "The people will rise and if
they cannot put Lincoln ont Of power
by the ballot they will by the bullet" /"
which ELECTED roundssof applause in
the convention And by the teachings
of the so-called Democratic press of
the North, one of which, the La Crosse
wisconsin, Democrat of August 30,
1864, said
d" If he is elected to misgovern for another
four years We trust some bold hand will pierce
his heart with dagger point for the public
good"
These quotations might be multipli-
ed indefinitely, but these will exhibit
the animus of nearly all the Demo-
cratic leaders aud press of the North
Aud now, say, that he has been kill
ed in pursuance of and under the di.
rcction Of suchsteachings, they seek to
damn at once and forever the fairest
fame that appears "on the landmarks
Of the cliffs Of time," by connecting
him with such an internal policy as we
are now considering. A sense of
shame ought to mantle their cheeks,
if, indeed, there remains such pas
sion or emotion in such abandoned or
ganizations. If he was in favor of
surrendering to traitors while living
why did they denounce him and final.
ly kill him.
Mr.. Speaker, there are no evidences
of record that President Lincoln ever
assumed to have an exclusive presi.
Dental policy for the restoration of
the rebel States. But the contrary
appears. In his proclamation accom-.
panying his annual message Of De-
cember 8. 1868, be explicitly declared
that
'To avoid misunderstanding il may be
proper to say that this proclamation SO far as it
| relates to State governments has no reference
to States wherein loyal State governments
have all the while been maintained. And for
the same reason it may be proper further to
say that whether members sent to Congress
from any State shall be admitted to seats con-
stitutioually rests exclusively with the respect
i've Houses and not to any extent with the
Executive"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
LIVERY STABLE.

The Subscribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of Floyd county and the public
that they have their Livery Stable
well stocked. and that person desiring to hire
double or single teams will be accommodated
with good outfits on reasonable terms
j. G. STEARNS & Co.
Charles City, May %, 1866. 90
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31


NEUFCHATEL WATCH co.
a large number of Fine Watches. manufacture
ed expressly for the United States, being hea-
w, first class time keepers, intrnded to stand
hard usage and sudden changes of tempera-
ture, are left in our hands for immediate sale.
As agents of the Company, We are obliged to
dispose of this stock for cash, in the shortest
possible time. We have therefore decided on
the plan annexed, as the one that will be pro-
ductive of the desired result. This plan gives
every one an opportunity of obtaining first
class time keepers at price that all can CON-
mand. AS every certificate represents a watch
there are no blanks. and every one who in
vests in the sale must get watch at half the
retail price at least and, il at all fortunate,
one to wear with pride through life.
Remittances may be made at our risk in re-
gistered letters or 10y express, or postofiice or
ders and drafts payable to our order, aud we
guarantee safe return. This lNSURES safe
delivery and sure return to every patron.
We warrant every watch as represented, and
satisfaction is guaranteed in every instance.
Knowing the worth of the stock. We can give
a warrantee to every purchaser. The price
has been fixed at the very low figure in order
to insure immediate sale and all who desire
to improve the opportunity should make ear
ly application.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
.t@ CARTER HOUSE,
JOHN L. WILCOX, .... PROPRIETOR,
MAIN STREET, CEDAR FALLS,

I, Black Hack County. .......... Lo,cd.
This house having changed hands, and un-
dergone thorough refitting and remodeling,
10 now ready for the accommodation of the
public. 1t is situated i'm the business part of
Cedar Falls. The proprietor pledges himself
that no pains will be spared to make his
guests comfortable. Stages leave this house
daily for the North, South and West. v5:S7
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

I1'0 47V7 s7'T'''7VV 'IN ET1o V4I" : TcsIrsIIt
When his enemies shall have rottcd
and their memories perished from
among men, it will be said of Abraham
Lincoln that he
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

/" Hath borne his faculties 50 meek. hath been
60 clear In his great Office that his virtues
VIII plead like angels, trumpet -tongued, against
The it,.u daiuaAtinn OF liS taking aH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-03

The ELxcrioS or UN,rED STATES SEN
AroRs.-The bill which has passed the
Senate prescribing tho manner in which
United States Senators shall hereafter be
elected, provides that such election shall
take place on the second Tuesday after the
organization Of the Legislature by a riru
roee vote in each House. AZ meridian OF
the day following both Houses shall meet in
joint session, and IL the same person shall
have received majority Of the votes Of
each House, he shall be declared duly
elected; but IL the same person shall not
have received such majority. the joint rs
semblage shall proceed to choose by riru
roc vote person for the office Of Senator
In case no choice is made on the first day,
the Joint asscmblage shall meet each day
during the session until Senator shall be
chosen. Vacancies occurring during the
recess Of the Legislature shall DO filed on
the second Tuesday after the commence
ment Of the session; and vacancies occur
ring during tho session, on the second
Tuesday after the Legislature shall have
notice Of such vacancy.
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#isfsllaueuns.
GOOD ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

Gov. Morton, in his great speech nj lndi-
annapolis, on the 10Th ult., gives the follow
ing good advice to young men. We COM
mend II to the careful perrlsal Of every
young man who reads our paper:
aAnd here let mo address word to the
Young men Of Indiana. You are just start.
ing in life, with the world NIL before you,
where and how to choose. Beware how
you connect your fortunes with decayed
and dishonored party, indelibly stained with
treason, and upon whose tombstone the
historian win write: false to liberty, false
to its country, and falsc to the age in which
il lived. The Democratic party has COM
mitteda crime for which history has no par
don, and the memories Of men no forget
filncss; whose colors grow darker from
agc tn age, and for which the excavations
of mankind become moro bitter from gen.
Grafton to generation. ltcommitted treason
against liberty in behalf Of slavery; against
civilization in behalf Of barbarism; and
its chronicles will be written in the same
volume which records the most dangerous
and malignant factions that have ever
afflicted government or retarded the pro.
grcss Of mankind. The rebellion was born
of the Democratic party crndlcd in its lap,
nurscd from its breast, and cherished and
sustained by il until il persisted by the
avcnging sword OF Tie nation, and il must
soon be followed to the tomb by its guilty
parent.
The Federal party opposed the war Of
1912, and died from the effects Of il in n
few years. The Wing party opposed the
Mexican war in 1916 and lived but six
years longer; yet these parties meditated
no treason, and when tho conflict began did
not sympa,hize with the enemy, or give
him aid and comfort, but gave their earn.
est and hearty support to the Government
and the army. How, thcu, win il be with the
Democratic Party3 The parent Of the re-
bcllion. who, while the Southern wing was
in arm, against tho Government, the North
cru wing gave to il material aid and COM
fort, and chcercd ii on in the deadly con-
test"
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VAboy Of ten years, named William
Cain, fell into the weigh, lock Of the canal
n, Waterford. N. ", at the moment il was
being exhausted preparatory to weighing n
boat, and was drawn in an instnnt down
through the heavy timbes Of the scales
and shot on, with lightnins-likc Hpidity by
the rusins current, passing under she canal
hank through tunnel about one hundred
feet long, and then over Gall Of ten fee,
into the open stream The bystandens had
gathered on tho bank, expecting TO sec his
lifeless body crushed on, floating down
towards the Hudson, when he suddenly
emerged and cnwled up tho wall unhurt.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
IN FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Physleian and Surgeon No. Kn-
deoti street, Bcston 10 consulted daily for ell dis
ssses incident 70 the female system. Prolapsus
i;teri. or Milling OF the Womb, Piuor Albus, Sup.
o,.s.ion. and other menstrual deransemsnts, are
nov treated upon new pathological prinelplss, and
ipvs1sbiy certain 70 the new nude OF treatment,
tbst most obstinsts complaints Yield under &C. and
Ire sctsd person soon retoiecs In psrfsst health.
The cure Of dissases Of women and ehfidrsn, than
ANY other physicisn In Boston, ana hes, npee
isis. confined his whole atteutiou " the cure Of
private dissssss and Female Complaints.
NJ Rail letters must contain four rcd stamps
or they will not BE- answered.
Ofacs honfs from 4. n. to9P.n.
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important 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted at his of.
nee Nos. Z and Rndicott street, Boston, on all
disesseso Of Q PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by . long course OF study and practical expert.
ence DR.. Dow has now the qualification OF present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 cure the most alarming cases OF Gese1-
yAea and SypAihis. Beneath bis treatment, ell tho
cy Scroiula, Gonorrhea, Ulcers, Palm or Distress
In the regions Of procrcatiou. mmAtion OF the
Bisddeiand Kidneys, Iiydrccele, hbecesses, iiu.
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease,
are made o. become ~ harmless - the simplest
aiiines OF a child. Particular attention given to
sarm. and stages htisnts Who wish 70 remain nm.
der Dr. Dow's treatIne few days or weeks. will
BIO iurnishsd with pleasant rooms, and charges Tor
ps ladies who are troubled with any disease
,.cuiiar to their system will md speedy fsiiefby
calling on DIR. DOW, NJ his Office, No.. Endieott
ftreet.
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME K. 2. TnoRSroS, the great English As
troioxisl Ciairvoyant and Psychometrcian, who
has astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, ". Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers OF second TO enable her TO impart knowl
edge OF the greatest To the or mar
ried of either sex While In state OF trance, she
eliue.tes the very features Of the person yoa are
10 marry, and by the aid Of IN instrument OF In
tense power known rs me rsycnomotiope, kSan.
husband or vito OF the applicant, together with
date Of marriage position In life, leading traits OF
character. &e, This IL no humbug, as thousands
M tsstiaonisis can assert. She will send, when
desired q certified certificate. or written guarantee,
that the picture Is What u purports To be- ny en-
c'osing small lock VI hair, and stating place oil
birth, age disposition and complexion, and enclo-
sing so cents and stamped envelope addressed 10
YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail All communications
sacredly confidential Address, In confidence, MAD
AN. T. Y. TuoRSroS, r, y. Boz ~, Hudson, N. Y.
6mosS
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Erhs Senate has received nom the PrssL
dent ths nomination Of over ahundrsi aed any
postmsstsrs. which were rsfsrred 10 The senate
following:
TAomaseos; Mils C. Andrews. Rockland;
Sanusl Q. fhaviev. Bslhst; James u. Der
ine. $50; Bssjanla Y. Dsanisoa. Brussviek;
Alfred L Skiansr. Bueksport; ChaA G. Nor
ton, Eassport; Dwight D. barnard. calaiA
In Nsv Hs npsAirs-yohn L. Hainss 81 Great
Falls; wu. b. Morrill,. Hxstsr; Hsary r. kslA,
Concord. and Charles Eastman. Ciarsoont
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To COssslSassl2fsreS.

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, amer having
suffered for several years with severe lung anec-
ton, and that dread disease - Consumption = ID
anxious 10 mako known to his fellow-suherers the
copy OF the prescription used (fee OF chargch with
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will nnd Ssrs cure for Coassmpftss,
kstA~a, B,oseAif cossAs, Gods, and az Taroat and
Lsrg Sgset,ons. Tho only object Of the advertiser
In sending tho prescription Is Ia beueat the aict-
ed, and spread Information which he conceixes TO
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his rrmeiy q II will cost them nothing. and may
proye blessing Parties Wishing the prescription
trs,l by return mall, will please address
Rec, EDWARD A. WILSON,
I've WiLiamsssryt, kisgs Co., Nsv York.
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Errors OF Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv
Gus Debility, Premature Decay. and all the effects
youthful indscretion. will, fcr tho sake OF suerin!
humanity, send free TO all vhe need L. the rseip'
which he vas cured. Sufferers Wishing ~ ptodt b,
he adyertiscrs experience can do - by aidrsssin;
JOHN n. OGDEN,
iylO No. ~ cAs~s,,, street, NsT FORK.
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Strange, hat TrMe.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
ysnta 70 by return mall Tree efeAarysl by address-
ing the undersigned. Those having fears OF being
humbugyed will oblige by not noticing this carl.
All others will please address their obedient ser
want ThoS' Y, ChdrnAN,
lylo NJ brosdwS' NeW iofA'
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER-?

The remedy Is within reach OF all. Smoiantsr,
co~psssd Efs,i Estrset Of BssAs, will cure you o.
all kiissy Diseases, RAssssfisn. Gosf, Gravel
Drspsy and cAronie GonorrAes and will renew and
restore your exhausted and falling energies. II
you have been too eager rotny Of pleasure. moth
Ing will do you % much good - S~oiasdu's Er'
tract BseAs. For many diseases incident TO 70
males. Smolssder's BseAs Is a sure and sovereign
remedy. Get ths genuine. Price only ons Dollar.
Sold by T. q Stevens and Alvan Bacon, Didde-
ford, and Apothecaries generally.
DuRLElGll a ROGERS, Boston. General Agents
ASK FOR sMOLANDERs BUCnU. iy4
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"WussSH Il p; is;;s .i:
pieturss o. ali kinds esn b obtained - cheap -
n say pises In Biddsford 90 Sseo, and vasIaitsd
| 70 Be better. No, IltAiain street u
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n A man dsad drunk Vas found on Satur.
day night In Commercial street, by the police.
lying with his bod on the railroad track fbr Z
pillow and was removed just In season to q.
cape being run over By freight train backing
up.-Pvytissd Prsss.
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DR.. BlCKnELL'S SYRUP!
TIE GREAT
CHOLERA REM EDYI

Asa pyssutery, piarfhra, Chokn Morbus, Summer
Cosnpl.is Pain 90 Cramp In stomach o~cis, sick 90
sour stomach painters ehoc, Sc., anil IL warranted 10
oplate 90 narc. Highly armatc, very pleasant Ia the
ssss MILL sat SURF IN is sectS ami streoGtheas
he syssrm scs like charm, Anecins Ansass inpefiAle
rvef anil tAse q the arle VIII satisfy the msst incr'-
uL-s Of the~e f<s sA by all eAers In madeleine. Try
h. Prr,arvi oily nv EDWARD SUTTON, Providence, u.
l. Gro. c. GOODWIN 4 Co, u Busisn, uenf Agents.
3mos30
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popp,s NERVlNE
Reputation Established!


Mrs. s. a. .aile1s Is truly
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her spOnde,ItlI success d.
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gone abroad, and to-day
she ts iss her lime the iarg.
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Hntr ResfOrcs' and HAIR
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Ccrsatss Care IL 81! Cases,

Thoss Who need the services Of ~ sxpsrtsnesd
physiean OF surgeon IN ell difhcult and chronic
SiSsssss Of every name and nature, sheald ovs
pa Dr. Dow imports and has Tor niss psv sf.
t,sls saiisi ths French Secret Order BY nall. Cor
n and rcd stamp. VIZ
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GLAD N e w 8
FOR TIE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

.r, warranted In al cases for the speedy and Per
s.,st curs OF all diseases arising from sexual OF
cesses or
Ysuthfal Iadiseretiss.
Seminal Loss. Nightly Emissions, and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Deoility,
Impotence, Gieet, Sexual Diseases, 40 &c.
No chicago Of diet 70 ssesssery,
and they can be used without detection. Each boz
contains GO pills, Price 81 u you cannot get them
OF your druggist, they will be sent oy mall seesis
y sealed postpaid with full Instructions, that In
,ure a cure, on receipt Of the moneys and pam
phlet Of 100 pages on the errors Of youth, the con
sequences and remedy, sent freei 10 cents required
for postage. Private CIRCULARS TO gentlemen on
iy. sen. nee on receipt Of envelope and stamp
Address Dr. J. bryan, Consulting Physician,
yto Si9 broadway, New York.
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gustrg.
TIDE OF LIFE.

TIDE o. Iits.
N ,her, ar, mouents When loog 10 60,
When This hk's burdens ssem too great 70 esAf'
nv Act are weary Of this hard, rcash .S'
And disappcn,neut meets me everywhere.
O, fOs that lAni where ,eas may never AL
Where earthly sosrows seem a. dreams al rss]
Whess md and disappointment nay ma e'@e,
And veary hanh and s<s mag rest al hs'i
pu, stop, wh.i rsh, have N this sweet r-'''
MAY labcvn ask their hire ere ussy have eArnsh,
Or CIV sr rvss When ss Themselves they've wrought,
And sarues, hbos bs the Master shunned'
What 1. il makes my sst % urd AMI sre'
Il u frOm running swim todo ms win,
On, ffcn ioos. hard ehass ~ Offering drops,
That Iny eherishsd ,easGe-eup may an
o, self has ben my end, my ain, my gci'
No vcoier hat CITY BE- rrss anil psAce'
Da, dare hops he heavenly rest 10 gain,
When weariei out In such cause Is thh'
o, et ne turn, ani ,ean N pSiss my hs'
Bsca.se fos Jesus I nay sI<Di 10 ALI
And count the hAriest bog--t life but short
And IN my xrief and sorrO~ Light aud small
rn<n, when I've AbD~ri through The hsai anil COLL
And broushi my sheaves In pst'eooe 10 HIS 's''
Tnen may hy my hsad upon iis ereass
And know the hborsr's ress - fun AMI SWEET
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COFFIV WAREHOUSE,
SOMETHING NEW.

7 @. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
~ ], 8. MRRRILLS Patent Co6ia Ltd-patented
23d March, 1859. This improvement consists In
cutting on the lid, with protection for the name
corresponding recess. The great advantage OF this
style OF cofns 10 10 exhibit the plate with the ld
either open or closed-aioays showing the plate In
ne d, oper place, besides adding very much to the
beauty OF The co1nn. Our Colin Warerooms were
established In 1883 by request who have
given u . liberal patronage, to whom We would
patronage OF this vicinity. No pains will be
spared 10 give satisfaction, and make this the Best
CoHn Ware Esfabiishmsnf In this county. As NO
are continually making new improvements. ev-
erything will be fitted up In the very best style.
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fur
nlshed TO order, ut our
Conn Manufactsry on Bacon street.
J.C. LIBBY.
P.S. Ihave the exclusive right OF sale In Bid.
deford for Fishes Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
Diddeford. Me-, April, 1864. yiS
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porry,s Moth and Frocklo Lotion.

NJ chio~-ma or Mcthpsteh (aiss called Lverspot) AMI
I<ntgo os freckis, oen very annoying, PARTICULAR
y 10 lsiies 70 light comp,cxon, r the discoloc sots
show more plainly the hce u bonie than Of bru-
pee but they greatly mar the beauty of either and any
preparation that win ectuay them Without IN
sri.g s ferrs color Of s skin, s certainly de
saieratnm Dr.. H. C. PEssr, who has made diseases Of
the SKIN speciality, has discovered remedy br these
discoloraions which at prOup infAose and harm
lcss. .
Prrparcd only by II. G. PERRY, Dermatocgist, No 10
Boo strest New York, and os sale by all druggists pre
g. per bottle. Call br
PERRY,s MOTH AND FREcKLE LOTION.
so by al druggists In Defcri sco and elsewhere. yts