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Complies Cool, Triumph Complete, Prsirie Flov-
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N - II n N 4 -. = - = l. -
NOfIcE:, 800 p NOTICE
50 On and siser this date, you win end ct -
III. Kings French Raxaaf,
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II. KING;s FRENCHBAzAAR,
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800 II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR 81
80 29& Psnnsylyania avenue. /.
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2 srs.sT n KINGS FRENCH BAzAAR,
no Sim 2Sl Penn.ylvauia avenre
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An orders fnr tickets Of. certificates Of psckssss
any Of the above splendid iaftefes will with
the most p-ompt and confidential sstertion. and the
sernted on sial ds1wilss sent q soo.i % over. :.
Address FRANCE. BR0ADBENTSx CO., /.
M io-tv Wilmington DelawaSa.
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Bnchu,, HosPitsls, Instrunsats. OF klnss--shun
men a. sno. oi.pessd q profit bs mo sxPerisnos,
-. efEkMAfoRRRiE CURE.
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ser6.nS Box IL 8, Chaxiestovn, Moss.
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NOTICEcThe Steamer JAMES GUY hsvlna
Iyfessmsd her route on the Pot0- 49,
TH f1 Hss Hsi sSs MI 1RRilP1gSssaS e
end on FRIDAYS fcommenclnE on the Sth Of April.
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9 a., ffopping e. ell ofthe regular sndings Goius
and tsturnlng. LUCIEN s PAGE, Prop'g,
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NEW Yo EE4Hk44E AZ 3 ,WYS4tfsEHsI . 3

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Alsxard{js sVd Ws,hin{t9P ie5 NV {H&
O'Clock 2. NJ, and New Yo.k Tor Wash -
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k0t r''sA. 2 es5isei Adss2iZ lRHiNEHARr,
oc2SM,T&Str 80. y, e, Western Wkarves.
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Prize d: SAfosis I.eR.fs. siS SO - al
ss::i; p :. SSoSE CO. S,I:: =:
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THE src. zsD ss H1HSRl7lFF.. or roUra

.Afsy words on the Rational rrsstmsst. v,ssoss
EssSSss.s Eccssrns Enis.ieS.. AMA
0e.is.l and Nerye.s Debility, Pre-
BY 3, DE LANEY, ND.
The important fact that the mary alarming ocm-
p1eint. ofginStins IN the imprpdeaee and solitude
ofyo1th nay - easily removed WITHOUT nUpscrxn
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81 vhich svevyone 10 sns6Isa 70 cure siss2rs ssP
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eeaf 10 any sddrssss gratis and posi ne, in q
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VAL sEEEEfsHHskSS zAt!66os sis F. .~.....
isIiy isv,ss public sftsstios 10 sSs:r fssss>A
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VET yEsIIN6S rejected vifk speeisi -.
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eli - WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO.
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4 ~ 2 zWABEs ia 4 !, e'''s5 9, I !,
EaAses leSAs.esss1nsN{s. = &C. &c: ,l-sAs.rs'
p fRANcK bHoApRENTs Z CO. kavi.s ~
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An dnwipsR ssdsr the ,supsristsnd snss a I,ot-
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o7O ,slssl Z. POTENTiNIs 800 oO<, p
= tVzsr9 hsnaPoRs1I % fEfs kUO al
hPAaAyss FOREIGN FRUITS, PA. Avn,
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t1atpha qf1les.yiih the same yrosdYti1Ss and din
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30 p : ''pA1 - - s 20 30
Eieh Rsysders slikss mall solors, 80 y
= RlAet Silks Of ell qualitiee, tlsa rafHea5 \ ~
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Printed Do Lsins al styles, frSsa - isiT l -
s. .0sessGnols Of almost evefy description. ~
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ne8u1m ebet. m and sth -. 0ppo Csntss Maxi
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l. a - = . LAMpsm L A Mp 81"
Ethsrisl., Lard. ADD SsnPSsss osl LAMPS, q
DOW ser5 prs. iBs Be-. ss sus %sS 81
COAL OIL always on hand; and an xtlii seflinr
GENERATING LAMP, the beat sussti,sts fas
g ever offered 70 the public. Al the Old stand,
N 'a '1'''' '''.''As.} ' ". 'iaoRsELL.
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|Tne LAReEsT sTgCK OF BOYvcLOTH-l
ftoygyAEL and JfSfRR CLOTHING.
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4rs IoSsisa via iSt.nSs.al, ks. SDMsD
Tor long nmes and could ind nothing % relieve
Sossysi's MsiiSsi SAT-. whIs2 srtirsiy csrsa me-.
a AGO n H oss 81 = ssi !, pal
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0uAs OF sIJ Ss492SgsSFJsyEsAI YEARS

- ~ pen soms nns s,tcs wrote you shout ny
tes9reo We have every confidence N you and your
nsdsisa $50 ~ h ~ .ssssss svdsnss zee. ths
repl4ly in2royangs and Ne ere cnoograsst tapsci-
slly from The fsct that he has net had return Of
:iss:. a1'aA sre kRis &c. s:s} s 3
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STILL AsorHzk S6sE or RHE UxArIsn
eesSses o ny bsd, fpsrsi.ssS BOZ e} b. cos 20
vs!rs Msdic1 SAT- srd found 2 rsdiesI core. Z
70 sivs ne ssisl; HUGH ATklNsON,..
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kxoT u !, Is Is S2oP 2o rox kAETxsrLsM
for er'fsh, and have s!rs.s s. Ssssi Sd ss.sfs
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FLYERS CURED BY rHE MRD1cxL sxIr
NJ VIE rss' sftseisd WITH ssry ksrk 1svsrs,
Sh e ~ vgSd 81 n ss ,d:ys = tine: "a indse-
ing e fair trial, Il entirely broke ksr fsvsrs
xHsas shs'rfaliy rs'onmsnd q 2 sfssp6s Spiisrl'
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Ahs DSssssssss g nsss c..ssi., SIsss,. - cab
LHr NO ZAL61 D1LlCACY PKEvBET
- = APPLY l11afEDIArBLy. ass
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TIE rssa rspscy fog lnn.nnssory Dis.,.e..
&.on = Eseumsusn, Neuralgia, Heedscks, Fits
apsss BIoaehin.. co,sfs. Cod. and f' s'a E,
eomslaiRts. By ssaAilsinf the eirealshon Il re-
ids vcsh do vel 70 give Il . TIA, uaav 3, ~.
6on the following tcsumonfsls.
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eyre OF INRLzlfMxr0RY RRR uKlrysN.
dia ths vori yes claimed would Il rs done 3
iH6snrsforS Kiesnstsm-,hs krs st pssfas. az
tts YORK, and most sfectuay. too, as Not ysstlss
- sverI vasIn ny life, ] vouh recom,ospd IN N
tAssGiseed % sjySthe Medical San fHir rlai.
GEO. h DUNCAN, M Wal % NY
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FOR MEMPHlSt NEW OR LEANS
Via Osonee 8 Atuxsndsis 81 nfs4nphaet clltloe
- an1 Nov 0TieaeB = lea11o4 Eezhod4A =
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nsnesn eide Royal cssgs sfn.ssse.a Ls.1se. g.e.a
ss6 As sassr par q vhoss life has bssa spsst he b
l.as q Lsses. hsris siatsPna and sissvhsrs, he's
knsva; naay uesbisd vim r@giag n head and %
vhse ssss great nsrvessssss bsiag alarmed q sptd
ss.ds sssssl.sss VII rsyssst elsshas siissdsf p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

A sursr. pursr, .weetsr Life than this;
Thers IL another celestial zone,
. Where shah know Of bliss
1t is not very wonderful story-this
history of mine-but have taken kind
Of melancholy pleasure in noting it down.
Sometimes we think most Of those things
which are most repugnant to US, and so
love to 60 back and dwell upon the mem
ory of little events, which when they
stared me in the face, caused me much
unhappiness.
Now that my life is calm. il can do me
no i'll to look back upon score Of years
which are written down in the calender Of
time az past.
Hildred and lived alone together in a
little cottage but brief way from Lous.
dale. The cottage and just two acres Of
land in front of it, was all that We had Of
this worlds goods aud, with the help Of
a,gardenerl hired in, the seed and harvest
times. We managed to raise vegetables
enough to supply ourselves and many
f.ailiss in Lossdsle, who paid US money
for our produce. ts*
We sewed for the tailors, and the fur
n'shing stores, and Tor families and 10
this way, By the exercise Of economy. we
got along comfortably. We had always
been poor, 50 it was nothing new for Us.
Our parents he'd becn dead for some years
both had died the same year Of frigb,ful
epedemic which ravaged the whole coun-
try about LousdAle. I'll ! e
My father had been a day plaborer, on
,thssstals of RssSawpod. = 6nsold domain
which occupied high bluff overhanging
the broad bosom Of the lake, and Hugh
; RAyepwood. the owner Of the place. had
been very kind to him always. Mr..
Ravenwood thought it would be best for
my father to take the cottage and q piece
OF 10 nd in return for his labor, and ac-
cordingly Gyve Cottage, as it was called,
tell into our hands. 1t was sll paid for
at the time Of my fathers death, and
Hadsed and I1wsre very tbsptfu TO God
that It was left Us. The good Hugh
Ravenwood went to his rest. but few
nosths alter my parents, and his proper
y descended 70 Paul. his son, who was
scjosvaipg st the French capital. So she
Rsvenwood Hall was left in charge Of toe
servssts. ~ Psul vas not sxpsctsd home
for thrss Or four. weeks. ~
I. Afet onr parents left us. it was q FIRST
hard gst,isg along BY ourselves. Il 10 q
iryisg thing or woman to be thrown upon
her own resources in regard to everything
yAsdAss@4 her jddgesut. and issre TO
set y her INSTINCT of her nature counsel
her, lsaaa ~ oOol voice Of reason should
tsoadsrs- I, felt this vssy aeuisly :. frst,
but Sitsr time became accustomed 70
y People get used 70 everything
ssppcse i had been placed ii spy other
: -siaaaA;sa 10 Ne, ] ssoold havs bssa adapt
"a V njust lie same. Alter IN, II does
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

- A modest young lady, desiring
leg of : chicken q table, said she would
saks ''shas PAD that ought to Be dressed
10 raAtalets r.
A gensleman opposite immediately call
ID for '.ha, part which usaalll wsars the
hustle Miss modesty laiatsd. .aA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

Park Goodwin, Of New York, one of the
most able and eloquent men in the Rspub.
lican party, made speech recently at
Syracuse, in which be said that the other
night, while sitting in the door of his
house, be saw a gleam of white pure ligh,
shoot up like sunbeam from the horizon
to the zenith. aud soon the whole heavens
were covered with the ruddy glow of the
most brilliant and gorgeous aurora. This
said he. symbolizes the progress Of. the
Republican party, especially in the rapi.
dity of its advancement, from its com
mencement to its present condition of
strong and vigorous manhood.
The Albany .4fyns and .1aas thinks
the s;nile Of Mr.. Goodwin most happily
chosen, and proceeds to extend it further,
thus:
Many-colored, unsubstantial, shining
with deceptive light, the aurora bores-
lis opened over the whole north. and with
electrical force threatened for time to
break the connexion between the cities
and States Of the Union. But it dsap>
peared before the clear ligh. of day, and
now nothing remains Of the gorgeous
spectacle except small .attered remnan:
in the hands Of L. Merriam, BROOKLYN
flights.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

TOUcHISG ATFEcTIoN.--The Buffalo
Republican relates the following instance
Of sensibility, on the part Of boarding
school Miss - ....... .-
A young lady living not over dozen
leagues from Buffalo, when at home, but
being educated at fashionable seminary
east Of Us, last week received q letter
from her mother with the usual marks of
mourning upon it-blaeked aud sealed
with black. She vas almost overcome.
and tainted twice before she could sum-
mon courage to attemp. to dispel the fear.
ful suspense that was brooding over her.
Finally she opened the letter, and therein
was the information that her brother-a
young man Of about eighteen had died
suddenly from an attack of cholera NOR.
bus-shs sank down in food Of tears,
while her fair companions grouped around
sadly endeavoring 10 console her, but in
vain. "Poor fellow" said she, With sue.
cession Of sohs, ",ny brother-my dear
and blessed brother-oh,' said she for the
FIRST time raising her head since the ssd
news arrived addressing the weeping
and sympathizing girls around her-"to
think how northumberland his meers.
chaum just begiAniug to color so heausi-
fully" There was no consolation for
such poignant voc a. this, and the girls
LETT her alone to her sobs and the tender
recollection of her dear and only brother,
and his scarcely tinted tobacco meer-
schsum. 4..
A HAPPY REBuKE,-Watty Morrison, .
Scotch Clergyman. was a man Of great
wit and humor. On one occasion he en-.
treated an officer at Fort George to par.
don poor fellow that was sent to the hal.
berts.
The officer offered to grant bis request
it he would in return, grant him the 6rst
favor be would ask. .. -.
Mr.. Morrison agreed to this, and the
officers demanded that the eeremouv Of
baptism should be performed on a puppy.
The clergyman agreed to it, and par
ty of many gentlemen assembled to wit
ness the novel baptism.
Mr.. Morrison desired the officer 10 hold
up the dog, as was necessary in the bsp-
tism Of children. and said:
As l am minister Of the church of
Scotland, must proceed according TO the
ceremonies of the church"
Certainly" said the Major, X expect
all the ceremony
""ell, then, Major, begin BY the
usual question lido you acknowledge your.
self the father of this puppy2'
A roar Of laughter burst from the
crowd, and the officer threw the candidate
for Laptism away.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

when the numbar Of insertions IL not specified. i'd
vsrsisemsnts III be marked ti rhid" and charged
full pries. Business Cards are excepted.
Cash In sdvance will be required all advertise
nsns, except where special contract has been made
ts the contrary
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

- The old iosy who Poksd his heed
from abehind the times,' hsd i knocked
souudly W 'psssias e.es.' y. .4'-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

JOB WORK-Having an extensive assortment of the
latest styi Of job and Card types, are prepar
ID 70 do all kinds Of job Printing In tbs best stys
Of the sst.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

~ "My son, hold up your head aud
tell who was the strongest nau :"
Jonah"
"Why sol'
"Casse tho whale couldn't hold hin
ster hs got him down."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

~ Brunei. the desisuer Of the steam
ship "Grea. Eastern" is dad, Il will bs
recollected be was too i'll /, 20 with his
great vessel on her trial trip; and now
The Crcassian brings news that he had
mostly recovered from that illness, whsa
. stroke of paraly sic killsd him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

rkRMs or SUBSCRIPTIONS Two Dollars year.
always In sdvanee fer six months, One Dollar /;
br three months, fify Csnts.s 70 f
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

SHREwD.--An insurance agent in the
city Of Peoria, ILL.,, says the Union, tells
the following in illustration Of the verdan.
cy of a gentleman in Pike county, Indiana
with whom he effected policy Of insur-
ance.
In the list Of printed questions in the com.
pauy's blanks, there is one like this Ash.
cs-how kept?' The Pike county gentle.
man was burned out, and after the 6re
discovered this question in bis policy, ard
resolving to make sure thing of his pre-
MUM, wrote to our informant something
in this wise "Dear Sir-I was burned
out on the-day Of, and according to
your laws, have kept the ashes. They
sre in barrels what shall do with ,hem ?
-S>~s---
~ The following letter, from Wes.
tern lawyer to New York house, is Crap
bic with regard to the assets of the iudi-
viduais dunned--
Gents: You will never get any spon-
dulicks from Bill johnson. The under
signed called upon him yesterday, and
found him with nary tile his ieet upon
the naked earth and not clothes enough
upon him to scdd a gun :"
Tho only mystery il, tha. man who
hadn't clothes enough for . "wad," Oh, y
have been charged with anything.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

ABSTRACT Of Remarks Made by Elder
Nsbsr C. Ktnbsll, At the Tsberna.
Gle, sunday Afternoon, September
1lth, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20
A srORY of SIMPLE LIFn.

81 There is better litb than have known
A sursr, purss, sweetsr Life than this;
TAere is another. a celestial zone,
Where shaH kuow Of bliss"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20

Her speech was cut short BY Paul Rs-
venwood's risirg involans.rily, as il in
homage 70 the beauty Of my sister. Ills
eyes spoke Ln adniratiou; aud lis whole