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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

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MUM & Co. rs Fulton street, n. Y
Re- Messrs Mum Co are extensively engaged
in procuring PATENTS for new inventions, and win
advise inventors, without charge, in regard TO the
novelty Of their iml o,emeuts. #.t.e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
1000 ACRES

or choice Farming Lands situated near the Du.
~ buque and facife Railroad, In Sac county Iowa
Also 1900 Acres of good land, advantareously
situated, in Woodbury. county, Iowa--wilI he sold
cheap by GEO. WEARE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
Scicnttffc antrrirdu,
PROSPECTUS.
Vol. II Begins september II. 1855.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

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Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
THE GLOBE.
Tho Official Paper of Congress.

r :IIRIIsH now my annual PROSPECTUS forthe DAILY
l GIn.ir and the CONt, RtSSiGEAI. CT OBE AMP AP-
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States and Terrturies thai Congress will the
first Monday cf next 'ecember and on that day shall
ccrence the publication ct the papers above named.
They have publ het for so long time that theif
character known Rsiersllv Throughout the roited
States and the fore. is needless give minute
account "f whist hes will contain
TAt D.ILY GlvoE will contain the news Of the day,
together will, sucl aii or,al articles may be. from
time to suggested b. passing events OF interest.
and the debates in both branches of Congress. they
come q the hands nf The reporters
THE CONGRESSIONAL. GLOBE AND APPENDIX. will
contain all the debates ia Congress, revised by the
sneakers the laws passes, during the Session and
pious inexesall printed in royal quarto book FORM
each number containing sixteen pages. The coming
Session will We what is termed long one. and will
make probably between 5000 and 5000 pages. which is
the least and The largest number OF ages The debates
have made during long Session for many years. These
papers go free by mail.
during the Session. 5 90
st for six months ...... 5 90
For one copy Of the Congre ssional Globe and ap.
pendix, during The Session. n............... 90
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ssme time, (and at the same rate for a
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betose the first Monday Of next december and send Il
me copy of their paper. marked with pen ia direc
my attention to the publisauo 5NO. G. NVES
Washington City,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
The Greatest Discovery of the ap.,

~ REAT Blessing 10 Mankind l-lnnocent but potent
" DI. L. J. Czapkay's l'rophilacticum (seli- -dsin
tecng agent, sure preventive against gonorrh9Al
and yphihtic diseases and unsurpassed remedy for
venerea sefofulous gapgrenous and ulcers
fetid discharges from the vagina uterus and urethrA
and all cataneous erupticns and dceases. As innocu
ation s preventive against small pox is Dr. L.
Czapkay' Prophilac.cum preventive against syphil
tic and gonorrhosldiseases. Although harmless In It
self il possesses the power OF chemically destroying the
Sypbc virus, and thereby saving thousands from be
ing infected by the most oathsome OF all dseases Let
young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkays Preptilac,icrm. 1t is in very convenient
packages aud viii be foun1 convenient to use being
used $ SOAP Price 50. For sale at Or. Czapkay'a
Private Mescsiand Surgiea Institute Sacramento ST.
below Montgomery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office San Francisco.
CERiIrCA1E.
l. the undersigned Governor Of Hungary, do testify
hereby that Dr L. j. C.ApkAY has served during the
contest tor Han garian liberty. Chief Surgeon In
the Hungarian army. with faithful perseverance,
Whereof have given him this certificate, and do
commend him TO the sympathy, attention and prote-
,ion Of all those rho capable OF appreciatingpst
iotc self sacrifice and uudeserved misfortune
kGSsuTH LAIoS Goyernee a Hua&oSy
Washington City, Ian. 6. lS52,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
UNIFORM REMEDY

IN eases of Scrofula eprosy, Tuinors Swelling Of the
,oints rheumatism. Ery-ipeas, Kings Evil. and
every complaint symptomstc Of Impure Blood; sad
all the diseases Of the Muscles and Tissues together
with general debility of the system, yield to this un
falling Partner Of The Bpofor the blood Is the chan
mel through which disease fnds It's way 70 the various
organs Of the body,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Snecimen copies sent gratCitcuslv for inspection.
outhern and Western money, or Postage >tamps take
II subscriptions Letters should bp directed 10
MUM & Co. les Fulton street. n. y.
G4, MEssRs MUyS 4 Co. extensively engaged O.
srocurng patents nr Inventions, and will adyis.
inventors without charge In regard 10 the novelty 10
Ehsiz imp yoyemonts.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
SCIErlTIF I AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep
tember IL, 1858.
Mechanics, IarentNs, ManntdctuTsr'
and Farmers.

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached is Four
tenth year and will enter upon New Volume on the
nth Of Sep;embr It is the only weekly publication
If the kind now issued this country. aud il has =
very extensive circulation in all the States # the Cuion
It is not might suppose from is title. dry
abstruse work technical science the contrary
deals with the great events goipg IN the scen
tifc mechanic and industrial wnrs as IN please an
instruct every one. Ii tie Mechanic Art2sn wshe
20 know the best machine in or how to maze an,
substance employed in his businessit the HVusewii,
wishes 70 get recipe for making Od color Sci;
the Inventor wishes TO know what is going on in tb'
way OF improvrnlent.-i the Manufacturer wishes T.
eep posted with the times and to employ the best t.
tes ia his tusuess--fthe Nan Of Leisure ami STUD;
sishes to keep himself familiar with tae progress mad
rh- chemical laboratory or in the construction o
eegratss, steamships railroads. reapers, mowers. an
/ H. iousan otrer machines and appliances, both q
SAGE and war-ail these desideao te found in th
IsN1F1C AMERICAN, and mt elsetthere They are her
resented in relate and interesting form, adapted t.
= Comprehension of Ir,,Gs unleaIned in the hghe
branches OF science and art.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
SrernsatOrrI,tea

HRlocal "eakness nervous debility low spirits las
situde weakness oi The limbs and back indisrosi.
ton aud ncapabiiy for labor and study duness OF an.
prehensoa ios Of memory aversion To- society love ~
solitude tmi'iity, isifdisrust dizziness headacba
involuntary schatges, pains the side affections ok
the eyes, Wmp!es on tne GEe, sexual and other in.
hrpites III man are cured without fail BY the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay His
method of curing 'iiseasee new (unknowu TO
others )and hence the great success Acousultatons
(by letter or otherwise tree Ad iress L. j. CIapkay
NJ. ID. san Francisco California.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
Krna TIE fuIIuminq.

This certificate sent by our agehts at fatter
N " which IL also certified to bv several Of the
heigbbo,s " Mr. Baa
Mes-rs. =. Al, q D. sAND,: Gentlemen.-It gives
me pleasure TO send you tse kowf & statement In
regard to my son. lie took severe cold and afsei
eight weeks OF severe suffering the disease sette in
his left leg and fooI, which sweed to the utmost.
The swelling was anc.-d by his physician, and dis
Charge. most rruse'y: aher that less than eleven
ulcers f"rne,i on the leg and loot 81 time. We
hai FIVE d,Rsret physicians, but relieved him
nuch: and the last " inter fOnai him SD cinAriaied
.n low fhat he unable To leave his bed suffering
the most excr,.cating pain. During .his time the
bone had become nnch affected. uat piece affef
piece ont. Of which he has than twenty
five preserve. in bottle. varying from one-aaf to
and half inches in length. We had given up all
n"pcs Of hIs recovery; but st this time in
ducet to try your Sxrsaparila. and with its hi.
health ard appetite began immediately 10 iIup-ove
ans. So ran;d the change that less than Dozen
bottles eftc'ei perfect cure
With gratitude, remain truly yours,
DARIUS BALLARD.
Prepared and sod by 4. u. & II. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists, leo Fulton-street corner Of
William, New York.
For sale by DEWITT. KrTTLE 4 Co. H. JOHN.
SON & Co.. and REDINGTON s Co, San r-snc,sco;
RICE h COFFIN, MarysyilIe: Z +. .aoDONALD
s Co, Sacramento; and BY Druggists generally.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Jewellers, Stai'oners, Dealers in Gold Pens.
and the Trade generally. respectfully invited try
our Califurnia cold Pens.
Every Pen stamped : G. f. Higgins. San frercSco,
il made of California Gold. Diamond Pontei - rdi-
urn and finished in the most perfect maDuer {hy
sell with an experience of over Twelve Years.
They eil prove superior TO any other Pen. not only
the quality If Stock and Finish but for durability, at
the same time costing than is paid for in
ierior imported article.
These residing where g cd Pen is net TO be had
can any size by Duber) sent by Mail OF Express
on remit ing the amount stated in List Of Prices,
with privilege o! exchange, il not .uiting.
Orders enclosing money sent BY Mail should be reg
s.e:ed and tire ,'ens will be returned wav.
GOID Pt NS Re POINTED BY sending One Iioar for
common size and One o!lai and Hsif for large size
i'll cash Postage Stamps, the Pens viii be returned
as good as new.
LIBERAL discount to The trade
er- EVERY PEN IS WARRANTED "a
may &c. 1889.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

'AFp -ffomrfed ~ an honest desire of my heart.
wish TO lay before the public case which deserves
commeiati"n not only act of scientific sill h,s
that o humanity also. about two Years ago sudde,
~ aid from causes unknown to me- was seized With
nj ' ep'iepsy, winch owing to my inablaty TO maet
inc expenses consequent upon thouroug gh Treatment
and the Encouragement which ! met with on attemn,'
ing H. soon hceshe such (ss then lei to beeYel
A. to DEFY the skill of any physician wa. frcouentJy
WINE III pafsrit Q. my calling thrown down 10 ms
Srouno WITHOUT the FL lghtest warning and aIfh,ngh
in>esoie to TIE agonieS vet des pised the rsoros ~
my lie anI s'on learned 10 look npon those .bo
would render assistance shelter me from danger as
enemies who sought TO Irolong the existence Of nv
mi-eties. " ny
= Whiie IN tins state, vnl having previous TO nv ~
h'cton tasted the sweets OF life once more was linda
eed 70 attempt seeking aid of rhy sician and bv r,
commentator, called upon rr. l.. j Czankey 7 ,oN
HIN at my circumstances and of my inability to re-
ward nm OF his servicesregardess which, howeve,
he at ouee undertook my case and with the blessing
OF GOA was once more rest ored 10 perfect health
tnanie 10 reward him for the boon which eniov "a
present ant vet conscious of my in iebedness oonaia
ef due 70 myself and all afflicted to make the case
''thc ~ order that those in need of medical services
NAV End physician in whom every confidence ms ~
placed. N.yEB .RIo,svy ' ~
state oi California County OF San Francisco s Sworn
aud subscribed to before this lst day OF August
D., 1000 GILBER1 \. GRANT.
Notarr Public
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

This certificate sent by our Agehts at fatter
N " Which 10 also certified to bv several Of the
heigbbo,s " Mr. Baa
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

SANDS SiRSiPARILLl,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR TIE CURE Of
ALI Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoulands of unio-
licited teifin1onials from
perlons Of every rank in
fociety, lhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation POSSESSES of
arreitlng and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Oiseous
lystems. In its coinpo-
Gtion, on which much
of its value depends, the
beit SarlapariIla Root,
with other mott efectual
and lalutary productions
are combined, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ufe. Under its re-
aoring influence, freng,h and vigor are
.mparted to the exhauffcd frame, and
perfect health fucceeds diieafe, as Winter
is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in vcrdant beauty under the gen
,al influence of refreihing fhowets. lt'
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be adminiaered to persons
of all ages and every variety Of conil''
tuition with the mott perfect iafety.
Prepared and sod by A. o. & d SANDS
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, Coz
! Of William. New-YOrk
| 9For sale by Dsw1rr, KrTTLE & Co.. n
/, JOHNSON s. Co.. RKp.EaTos Co.. San frar
cisco; RICE e. CoFts, Marysville; Z. h
McDosALp & Co., Sacramentoi and 3
] Drugsbts generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

the opponents of sn.steaIing 10 Afres ard
prary or the high seas, As the Corner Stcos Aha',
the Wuot P,osifo Atlas, the BuG,lo P'sts'rm
atlas. the Van Bureu aod Adams atlas. the DIX
and Gste- Atlas the Free SID, Free Speech
Free Press FIRE. Aeu " atlas, the Fight on,
Eight ever" Atias' We are not surprised.
therefore, at the alacrity with which The atlas
wheels into line at the inst crack of the oserseers
whiE-for, having once got up quite little insur
recti"p in one corber Of lie masters plantation. il
now becomes it to make lis repentance manifest
BY exemplary dccility under the whip and the
paddle.
But. The AreuS-,hc staid. sober. solid Argus
the cool. cautious, conservative Argus Ii has d
good deal Of character laid up in store to draw
upon in al emergency like this. Il has neSe, been
suspected of sectionahsms, mr. Wilmotsm, nor
Abohtionism, nor fapatlcism Of an, sort, like The
atlas. 1t should insist upon travelling the DID, re-
spectacle paths of the psry-the high road where
Tompkn-, Knower. Talcot, aud Marcy trod-uen
Who ould ss soon have advncaed the legalizing Of
borse steslirg or murder the revival of the
slsvetrude. The Argus lookiug back to tue tunes
when il couuseled with honorable meu, and led a
decent party, should not in its decl ing years con-
sent TO be dragged through the mire BY i.s young
stick at nothing, devil care, yoke-felloS. And
We put it 10 the venerable half of the Albany or
gan whether it might not be we'll to suggest to its
'iast" companion that an syossl just Cow Of ts
readiness to submit to this ue~ test Of fidelity to
its Southern masters is not paying rsther high
price for front seat in the Chariestoo Convention
aid whether there will remain the slightest hope
Of the ascendancy OF is party in this State wher
it seriously begins the work Of resiviug, under
Democratic aus pices, the damnirg horrors of "the
middle passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

On another page we present variety of extracts
from our exchanges, tending to throw light upon
the Pixies Peak speculation as we venture 70 term
il. TIE truth seems 10 be, as We have heretofore
stated. that even if there be little gold in the
mountains, DO diggnes yet opened ~ill render even
moderate return for labor; that there is Do money
in the peigbborhood wh~rewth to purchase the little
GOLD dust obtained, and that provisions are very
scarce. and of course very DEAR in the settlements
which have been fattening upon the false tales
that somebody told. The emigration has been
very LARGE and has not yet entirely ceased; but
the plains are now covered with returning prodi-
gals, only small proportion of whom have
been to the mines. Some journals blame those
Door fellows for turning back before they had test
ed the truth By their own observation But II ia nj
least questionable whether the next best thing to
staying at home, be not to come home under
cover of the earliest excuse that offers People
should remember that journey 20 the Rocky
Mountains is no chiId's play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

ment to it: that in case Of parties imprisoned by
this lawiess violence, under the disguise Of United
States process it the duty Of the State Courts
to interfere for their discharge The great DIM
Guilty is-abd We do not see that the Supreme
Court of the United States has in the least ap-
proacbed 10 the solution Of it-how to reconcile the
sovereignty Of the States with the idea, on which
that Court proceeds, that in questions touching
State sovereignty, and the extent OF the authority
conceded to the General Government. the State
Courts are utterly powcress, and must leave their
citizens TO the wisdom. justice and knowledge OF
the law, not OF the Supreme Court of the United
States. to which criminal cases never go, but OF
every partisan District Judge before whom an in-
dictmcnt may come on for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

Total $50 far IA, iH 5,lS ',od o5a
Majority for Le'cber 700; do. far VIE in lSJ5, 7S
Opposition gain, 2'3.
The vote of Loudoun County we g''eas 1t comes
TO us in the telegruphic dispatch; bat do NOT
credit the return. This county has been in the
persistent habit of giving large anti-Oemocraac
msjorities ever since our earliest acquaintance
with it, In 1856, it gave l2l majority for Fill
more; in lS55, ,325 majority for Fioarnoy sganst
Wise; in 1852, 1,O25 for Scott, &c, and We csa
hardly believe it to have acted so eccentric
part as to have given 500 Democratic majority
now. If the dispatch is incorrect, and If L"udoua
has given Mr. Gcggin its usual Wing majority, then
Goggin has gained on the VOTE Of Fi'ufnoy about
1000, ratio fgan which, applied to the counties
yet to be heard from, would reduce the Democrat
ic majority Of the State to about 5000
Bo,eler Opposition, has pretty certainly beates
FaulkDrr. Dem, for Congress. in the With die
trct From the other contested districts our TO
turns are not sufficiently correct to indicate results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

OF the Faculty for prescription. Ne are rather ~
tonished that the doctor did not medicine Mia
Caiin little, seeundam arssm. II VIC hsd bsea
called. We think that We should have tested the
virtues Of a bous or a yermifuge Little MAs
Catfn. according to our di,gnosis, was in a spss-
medic. fstuleut, hysteric and hypOchoadr isoJ
condition. We should, therefore, have exhibited
the following: ar. Gum RESIN Of assfri44:
"gaibanurn; myrrh, each eight parts; oil Of amber.
"oue part Take half scuple. scruple. or morr.
"eyery night or ofteber" This, We are very sure.
would soon have disl"dged the spirit particularly
if used with moderate doses Of THet. Valsri. or
We should also politely bat strongly have urged
Mrs Catlin TO take little medicine herself and
We are satisfied that We should have had the devil
out Of the whole famiI, Ia week, at very moder
ate expense; but whether Mr. Geo. W. Ke-ss
would have paid our bill or not is another qaestisa
But ifa spiritual" Doctor was positively neoc-
ssIy, Why did not this afflicted family send for Mn
DR.. Hatch, whose recent most astounding lecture
at Clinton Hall on Human Physiology" entities
her to the honorable appelIstion of Hippocrstes in
Hoops or Psracelsus in Petticoats, and ia which
she asserted that "the essential property Of life
"a sweet substance, resembling honey" Tais
being established, it is clear that the cause Of II
Miss Catln's trouble was deficiency Of saccharins
secretion Mrs Hatch would therefore have ex-
hibted, in heroic doscs. Stuarts Steam Refacd
Vanilla Cream Candy-and very pretty prescriP-
ton We think il would have been-to be followed
by globules of Apis Meu.fea. Ii this had not
brought Miss Cstlin round, We should certainly
have tried the virtue of birthstone and molasses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
NEw.YORK DEMOCRACY AND THE
SLAVE TRADE.

Our Black Republican brethren exclalms
The Atias and Argus, "Are weeping over the re-
yyal Of the African slave trade. We beg
- them to abate their anxiety. The open
Z" ing of the slave trade, if it ever comes to be
ga reality, would destroy Slavery. If the
slave trade is revived it will be for very short
time, and at very high cost to the traders.
In these three sentences We have the essence OF
d recent article in the Democratic organ at Albany
We shall not stop to deny what it says OF the be-
nign tendency toward Universal Emancipation
(Which The atlas and Argus has 80 much at hearty
of the reope ming of the African slave trade. We
simply call attention to its implied admission that
il fayors the reopening, that it is going to be done
and that this is to be made cardinal measure OF
the Democratic party.
That The Aias half of the Albany organ should
favor the revival Of the foreign slsve-trade, does
rot surprise us. 1t would advocate the revival OF
the whppip epost for the faying Of "Aboltionists,
or the sending of Black Republicans to The
rack or the bastinado if the South demanded thS
as a proof Of the negro-orthodoxy OF the SOFT
Democracy Of this State. In strife to see VINO
shall dive deepest AID come up dirtlest al Tue
bidding of the Slavery propaganda or who can
cozep and cheat and wheedle and palter the most
smoothly and successfully in its behalf, commend
us to an sposta,e from Freedom IT, in such a race
of infamy, spOrtsmen would stake their money on
the sure horse let them select one that ran the
aeetest and neighed the loudest while on the free
soil track. If, when be saw the public crib lay in
,no,b.r direction. he instantly bolted the course
that he might thrust bis nose into the Federal
provepder, SO much the more certain il be to be
frst at the winning post in this dirty race Inas-
much a. apostles alwsys curse the faith they have
deserted with the hesrtiest JUNCTION, 20 who
should be 90 eager to sneer at and anataematze