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, 1859-11-11
Notice to School Teachers and
School Directors.

On Friday and Saturday the 18th and 10Th inst. be.
ing the third Friday and Saturday in November. |
WILL In accordance with the law on that subject. at
tend To the examination Of Teachers, and to making
ann alterations that may be desired in the lines Of the
Seho0 Districts.
Directors of Districts will take notice, that where
they have not examined their teachers, pursuant
to the provisions OF Sec. S Chapter 2 OF the School
law passed at the first session Of the Legislature OF
W. r., and given certificate accordingly, or where
said teachers hold certificate of the Superintendent
dated than one year ago, their districts draw
no undI until from and after the date OF complying
With the provisions Of the Act above specified, and
directed In Sec. Sd Of the Act passed January 2Oh,
1857 requiring said teachers to be examined either by
the Superintendent or Directors, before employing the
same.
The Clerks Directors OF the different districts are
notified to be present at the time specified to make
such amendments to the reports Of the same already
fled as may be necessary. many OF them being iuper
feet, and in some caset very deficient.
g. +. WHlrW0RTH,
County Superintendent Thurston County
Olympia, y. T., Nov. 8, 1853. o
, 1859-11-11
GVOVGF & Bakers
UNRIVALLEO SEWING MACHINES

A RE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for
n sale by the undersigned, who has been appointed
agent for their sale in Washington Territory.
These machines have been in use for u number of
years. IN the Atlantic States, and wherever tried have
never failed To give satisfaction They are decidedly
the best machines now in use being adapted for all
kinds of plIn or ornamental sewing; forming stich
that never rip though every fourth stich be cut
They can be used to advantage in hemming, quilting
tnckng, gathering, embroidering etc. crossing SEAMS
and turning corners with all the facilities and neatness
of the most accomplished eamstress.
All the different patterns, at pIices ranging from
s7j to $50, are kept on hand. The Cabinet Machine
forms quite an ornamental piece of furniture for the
parlor or drawing room, aud would doultes be the
most acceptable well useful gifts that could pos
siIy he presented to a lady.
The machine Is simple; not liable to get ont Of re-
pair and the ant of working them can be readily &c.
quired. Call and see them.
WM. NJ. RCTLEDGE. in.
Olympia, Oct II. 1879. 47tf
, 1859-11-11
j. D. HOLMAN \
Us ,
]. H. WHITCOMB. J

TERRfroRY OF WASHINGTON, In the District Court
To J. H. WHTrcoNB:
You are hereby notified that j. D. Holman has
filed complaint aud sued out an attachment against
you in said court which will on to be heard at
the first term Of the court which shall commence
more than three months after the FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1859, and unless yol appear at said term
and answer, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer Of said complaint granted The object and
prayer Of said complaint il to recover the sum Of
three hundred and two dollars and thirty-one cents
upon two promissory notes for that amount with In.
terest according to the teaor thereof.
B. P. ANDERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct. 2, 1853. 3m50
, 1859-11-11

TERRIToRY.l
County Of Jefferson.
IN the District Court Third Judchi Disihtf n and
for said TcfIiiorl. y
TO CHARLES TH0MPsONs. Pc
Yon are hereby notified that H. 4. Tib.
balls and R. Brunn have flcd conf hlni aoalnf lon
IN aid Conrt which ui ctmc o. n b heard Al m,
hrst term Of the Cgurt which shall commence more
than three months frnm tle dale n tha nnlirnf'nn
and unless yaa appear u sall Term and ln1rcr he
same will b taken confeed, aud ne nr1ror there.
Of granted The otiect and pfaicr Or sn|d 1nmn|nrf
l. Tor ne payment of idur dollars and trrnirfrn
cents balanre o. accornf, md ono hundred I.|I.rl
due 70 sald Tibhalls Bunn ffnm you fnr nrr nIIIl
n.eni q scnirsei; and sald ecmpl'lni va 1.i ~
cHEY1wETH, nExSroS 4 nrnrs 7 :,
smt1 ~ 1nat,srs ~ nI,'r,lr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
SIOUX CITY. IOWA, SATURDAY DECEMBER II, 1859.

round he tumbled agsin. l had risen by
this time. and came limping towards the
bank. gained it, and found my foo.
bleeding profasely.. executed q master
piece Of surgery, BY wrapping a dripping
remnant of my hose, around the wound.
Tha, done, | restored Mr.. Ned's equalibri.
um by smart application Of my hand to
bis ears; it was magical. In few mo.
monte time he was mounted again. !
gathered up my dripping crinolne out of
the dust, while: Ned held my saturated
CATERS; and stepping on his boo. toe, |
was soon esconsei be hind him, and gal
loping rapidly toward the house. On our
en,ree, l will drop the curtain. The
" bare footed Militia which Ned pom.
pously told Lucy he had the honor Of es>
corting, me. with little mercy. l have
bsen obliged to remain on the sofa all the
afternoon l will say no more-"for sut,i
eient unto the day is the evil thereof"
Yours, lame but jolly"
NELLIE LISTON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
THE PRESIDENCY.

Judging from the number of name.
which have been presented to tha public
there i. no reason for apprehending any
lack of interest in the con.es! tor the Pres
dentiel nomination. The following names
have been mentioned in connection with
the Presidency:
Illinois-Stephen A. Douglas.
Neutrality-suspicious. J. Crit,enisn, James
Guthrie, John c. Breckenridge
Oregon--Joseph Lane. .....
Tennessee--John Boil. Andrew Johnson
California-John G. Fremont.
New York--Daniel 5. Dickinson, Hora
,io Seymour. Wm. II. Seward.
Michigan-Lewis Cass.
Mississippi-Jelfer.on Davis, Albert G..
Brown, James Thompson.
Virgifiia-R. N. T. Hunter. Henry A.
Wise, VIM. l.. Goggip, John Minor Bo..s,
A. II. II. Stewsr;, w. c. R.ves.
TexSs--Sam. Houston.
Louisiana-John Side'l.
Georgia-A. Fl Stephens. II. Cobb.
Msssachusetts-N. Z. Banks, Charles
Sumner, Edward Everett, r. c. Winshrop,
Maine--Wm. Pitt Fessenden.
Ohio-Thos. Corwin, John Mclean, S.
P. Chase.
pennsylvauia-Simon Cameron, John
NJ. Read. G. NJ. Dallas. James Buchanan
Missouri-Elward Bates, Trusten Polk.
J. s. Green.
AIshama- WIN. l.. Yancv
New Hampshire -Frankiin Pierce, J.
P. Hale.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
NUMBER 81.
MURDER WILL OFT,

The following singular circu'n stance. re-.
lated in German journal, is worthy Of
serving as pendant to lhA. Of the famous
dog Of Mou.arsis;
A wealthy tanner named Kruntz, rasil.
lug ia the ne;ghborhood Of sinz, in ths
Archduchy Of Austri., WAS in the babi. Of
making journeys several times year TO
sell his goods and enter new contracts for
supplies vi different kinds. Thcsa roands
generally occupied ten days or ~ fortnight.
On the morning Of the ll,h Of October
last, he started as usual, but on the same
| night his wife and son were surprised ut
hearing his cahrinl-t come up 80 the door,
ara their surprise vas turned to horror on
tinding in the vehicle lhs ifelsss ho.T Of
the tannar, weltering in his b Jod. ins
horse, finding himself "a. Iibar'y, had re-
.urned home. The authoriti.s inn3e ia
qairies, but without leading ~ the discov.
cry Of The murderer. The tanuerh.d with
him large and powerful dog, bat as the
animal was fastened under tie csbrio'et,
he could not render any assistance 10 his
master. Alter tn. death Of tao t.aner. ais
son, young man about twenty tirc years
OF age, took on himsei! the management Of
the business, aud, like his sstheg, mad. tn.
usual j ,drreys.
Aeont a fortnight ago. in passing near
a roadside public hous., at the door Of
which lhs landlord was sitting stnoEing
his pipe the same dog wh;e'. k1@ been ia
.he hahIt OF acc0m2a 2anvin. tsa luther, and
which was Running si0ns quietly hy tne
side of the yei.rlp. HOGAN /, l-r', - .L,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
HMARRIED "-."DIED,"

Such is the brief ann nonneement which
comes to US with every morning, journal
Of the news. Marrying aud given in mar
rlags. Dying and passing away. 1t is moi.
an unuaturhi proximity, in which these
records are found in all our papers. 1t is
the proximity of nature, as proved by our
daily observation. Here friend enters
into the holy alliance of ma.rimouy.-
There some other friend or stranger is
welded to death and the grave.
Last week We sketchsd, in hasty outline
" he Bridnl--this week VIC have written
The Burial" Would it were only fam
cy sketch Would tina. toud irients nj chi
awake from their sorrow aud ind il all
dream! Too true it is that the hand oi
The Reaper whose name s Death, has
plucSed away another Of earth's flowers to
wear in his crown of triumph. Oh, hoS
many such 10 he gathering every hour !
Mary was swce, child--a yous presence,
"a radiaat sunbeam in the atm ospherc o.
home. Ii n not Of every daughter OF If
teen years, of whom Ter parents can say
hsr sim was always TO make others happy
A tavorile among her school, mates and
young tgIhpahlOhs, MARY was tbESIlt.. NJ
WAYS ready to sacrifice her convenience 10
the good Of others. 50 much sterrer VAS
.he decree Of desth-sn much the harder
TOR sdmirine and loving friends to Lose her
forever from their sight.
1t Was br!ei lines, by which her hoIi
on LIE was suu1erei. 4 fortnight and
that terrible typhoid days If re>tl"s.ues-
aud nj rhn OF p.ip--reason sore-iute;li-
gene" Iost-wa-;ng. iaint!ng-Ani the
fearful crisi.-death!
And the burial how sadly the funeral
train went forth on ,he day Of nee epi,r
At An hour when ten thousand peopte
were gathered at the domestic board in
unbroken rircl-s. TO celebrate the auau-i
" Thanksgiving, thu. household, wtiA
pastor and friends assemb o, went tn
hene.th the weeping sky na,u,. com nns
ling her tears with theirs. - bear The with
cred flower 10 its autumn bed.
Such are Hfe's lessons. Married -
" Died"
Joy-Sorrow. The Briia'-th. Burisl
The Ai.ar-the Grave! Aud who shall
dare TO aay. it is not better to 60 the house
Of mourning than to the house Of ieas,iug
EEcdaaS5
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

A R.CH EDGruR The editor Of the
Prairie News, published at Oaa,oas, Mis-
sissippi, feels rich and tha< lets himself
out on somebody who called him poor.
A few days since some one hal the
bsrdih0ud t CAL Us poor editors" We
poor? Eo,a.rrce, sor.ai tail. no. hy a
jgs fuI) We aia:. Why, We have a good
library, lnaie up Tor the mos! par. 0, pat
ent office reports. and Kansas r-p3r..; =
doubled harreie3 pistol, toat won't stand
reared back y 81. suits of clothes; ioar-
teen shirts. a cut. a bull pup game roo
Ster. gold watch, seventy five cents in
cleaa cash, aud no poor k,n, and ara going
Ia have pretty wits ani---.. soon as
pos-oEe--own lot, FAX ab)u, Us being
io4r
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

t2S- Some two years since the good
people OF the town near Ogdensburg, were
gathered around the church door, reading
paper addressed -
Isw THE PEPLE OF THIS TotS.
fus, remark that washington when he
was took at the battel OF williams Bridge
a crate man is always run DOM. don't
suppose to be CRATE man hv no means
not tor in no ns,an's but any pur>on wot
srz that me aGd the wilder pibilee has
kompcrm.ed me is an Internal H. ! never
had nothin 10 dew hevont uabrrlv with
missis Dihblee aud that is darurl site
mare than parson Jones kin say lie bet 4
kooky. Although h. serkuates hev de-
parted from the paths Of vartuc he se
and so de1 evry body else. defy env
one to say wot i hev did tu her she kan,
tel herself lie bet ten hundred ,ho-,and
OILERS. Pepel better mind thare own biz
ness or He brake the fust mans back hu
sez i orter marry widder Di"l.e. You Ii
and so auz all wot redes rhi. WI is a nasty
durty set Of skunks and It's none of vewer
affares wot me and the widier inz. keh
tell v.w good many things bout pepla in
this toun aud no something about -vrv
boldly wot is redin this ritn. I-w are
twste as bad as ever was, no W.. i
did AMI lie make sich exposures as will
make the son gil black.
JoHN +. MORE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

Ee.s- G,,eo You nasty puppy-1et
me alone or III tell your ma" cried on.
Sally to her lover Jake. who sat ahuu, ten
feet from her, pulling DIRT from the CHM
ney Jam,
:" | arnt techin' on YOU Sal, respond
ed Mr.. Jake.
"Wel. perhaps You don'. mean to
nu,hsr, do ye7'
No, DON'T
Cause your 90 tarnA scsry, YOU long
leg red, lantern iaweI, slab sided. pigeon
ted, gan4io-kueei owl yoa--ynu haint
got ta9n.i bit 0 sense get along hum
with YOU"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
THE DEVIL AND THE LAWYERS.

The Devil came up to the earth one day,
And into court house he werdsd his way,
Just rs an attorney with very grave faos
Was proceeding to argue tha points In the case"
Now, a lawyer his Majesty never had seen,
For to his dominions ever had hesn,
And he felt yer, anxious the reason to know
v by none had been sont to the regions below.
Twas the fault Of his agents. his majesty thought
That neRe of the lawyers hsd ever been caught,
And tor his own pleasure he felt desire
To come to the earth and thu reason inquire.
Well, the lawyer who with visage 20 grave
Made out his opponent consumate knave,
And the devil was really greatly amused
To hear the attorney so greatly abused.
But soon the speaker had come to Close
The counsel opposing then hercely Sross;
And he heaped such abuse on the head Of the first,
That made him villain of all men the worst.
Thus they quarrsrd, contsnded and argued so
long,
Twas hard to determine hich of them was wrong
And conc udips he had heard quite euoush oil the
fuss.
Old Nick turned away, and soliloquized thus:
"lf all they have said Of each other be true.
The devil has surely been rotb-l of his due;
Put I'm sstisii ed now it's all very we'll
For these lawyers would ruin the morals OF He'll
They have puzzled the Court with their sillanous
sayi,
And lin free to confess they have puzzled the
devil
MY agents are right to let lawyers alone,
If Lsd them they d s~indle me out ct my throne.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

At a small town up the river a young
lawyer who thonght himself "soms" ma l..
certain proposals at atown meeting, which
were objected to hv farmer H. .h'y
enragea, he said tn the f,r,nsr--
''Sr, do you know that | have been at
two universities. ana at two colleges in
each university =
"Well sir" said the farmer. what ot
that: | had calf that sucked two cows.
and the observation made was. the m " e
he ked the greater cali he grew T.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

\ Galveston paper states thai the whole
OF Texas seems 10 be aroused by Tho
Brownsville oa,raee.. II says:
" The peopfe viii not visit longer for h.
action Of the G.nerai Government bat will
precipitste themselves upon the isturbers
o. the peace. and follow them, II neret.arv,
lato the Territory Of the Mexican States"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

Saltv.-Apsfonas of tho late vi9'eus
storm IN Eaasland, the papers say. Tho
Great Eastern rode u ou, we'll" For tina
sd,,lca'tan q tae nnnautie.l reat.r va
will explain tha, she rods il ON a horse.
ar, Fhawspr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

"Why ID you walk, Bob, when vap vs
got a donkey to riis?' said gentleman
to An Irish lad who was walking By tho
sile OF his donkey. "Sure. then "a.
pied the boy, I'm jus. walking to res.
my legs"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
CITY GOVERNMENT.

NrVar-wM II. ElfEL3w.
P.sprl-r-CIItS u. RUSftN.
NIr.sE--p. ". pEIrCiiARD.
Trsrs,4rSr-N n II JOY,
.Sipsrris n,--iANES EkSrpS.
aLisrg,-p-- FfrSt V,r3--J 10. FlTItil lBB0N, JNO
NAIY. FrNNKfiN WIZ ".
s>cnad W'rd-A. Il APPLETON, II. c. TlFfi.
G. H. :t'n 'tGAi.l..
TL,rd Hr,ri-S. II CASAl.T. y. c. HinS1N.
I.urit F.ri-C X. pD,H. nGNlf CDRDtA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
Rates of Advertisings

When the umher Of Insertions is not specified, ad
r.r,i..r,.uts iIl he rked ill for bid. and charged
nil price Business Cards are excepted.
c.,h In advance will he required all advertise
a-nts except where special contract has beeo made
ts tie contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

COLLECTIONS made and remt,ed IT curren. rates
~ Of ENchsnge--Money lnvestei-Partcular at.
tention given to tie payment Of Taxes and location
Of bsni Warrants. All orders connected with en-
ers banking. Agency aud Collection business i'll Z.
ceiS prompt and accurate attention.
will enter i'oyerrment LsndS in lows or Nshrss.
IA for the following tt's:N itH sii. five per cent
For locating 100 land VT $40, land Office -
laD 2
:" So t " 90 O;
% 40 s; H |
N. B. All locations made by me upon lands se-
lected by reliable Surveyor from, personal nspec.
tinu.
charge for the purchase and sale of Real Estate,
Nanin- money upon real estate security. per cent
BY pernlisson, lrefer to the following parties with
whom have done business:
Park Bank. New York eitv
Nessrs nissan Taylpr, y. City.
kusuth. Nsclad kuhue, do
Spencer, Villa 10 Boston.
:. Chas. CaTnfoS Co. Philadelphia.
Clark. Bros. Co. st. Louis.
v. u Bsrksdaie & Co., do
Macklot Corbin. Davenport, lows.
Markell barrow Co.. Dubuque, Iowa.
=. G, Adsms, Esq, Chicago.
Il. E.Domont, Esq, indianapolis, Indiana,
]. q Lash. Esq, Salem, \. c.
Bank OF Seneca Falls Seneca Falls. Ny.
Nesre. Carpenter 4 Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August 1. 1852
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

Some years ago celebrated Methodist
Minister and revivaIist, well known for hi.
eiuquence and zeal in converting so.ls,
vas preaching in Louisville The feeling
had got pretty wei! up, and one .ht al
ter a very powerful sermon. he came
down from tho pulpit for the purpose Of
receiving the mourners, while the & }od old
hymn Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
TERMS OF sU8sCRIPTI )N--Two Dollsrs year
always in advance: for six months, One Dollar
for three months Fifty Cents.

Jon w0RK-Navins an extensive assortment Of the
latest syl.s Of Job and Card types. we are prepar
ID Ia al Kinds Of job Printing in the best sty!e
Of thsart.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
An IsGcSolts hsytcr.--In an old yo

An IsGENolus nkytcE.--In an old VOL
ume, A Miscelisny OF Serious Mer,i-
ment,' there is a story tod of an English
sea captain Who WAS bound on a consider.
able voyag., having on board thirty pas.
sengcrs--itteen Jews and fifteen Chris.
.tans. Being overtaken by violent storm,
is was deemed mater OF safety to toss
overheard half the passengers in order to
lighter the trail ves,e. a dispute arose
as to whether the Jews or Christians should
be the victims; but at last they mutually
agreed to leave II 10 the captain, who de-
cided that he would place thea in circle
and throw over eve-y ninth man until the
half we're overheard. This was satisfactory.
lie placed them in the following order
the C's being Christians. the is Jews:
CCsCJJJJjC AIlCCjcEJG JJlCJJCCJ.
By counting from tie frs. G, and mark.
ing out every ninth letter, the Ingenious
ness OF the capssin,s plan viii be seen a,
once.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

There is now in operation S.,he Unse3
States one mile Of railway 10 ofsery ,lnus,
nni inhabitants; in Eng!aGA. ore IL 8 q, q
$500 and in the whole Of Gres. Bri,sin.
one to every 5000 tnhabitants.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

AprEARANCss - \ coat that has marks
of use npon 1t, isa recommendation To-
people OF sense; and = hat with too
smooth nap and too high a luNre, is a
derog.tnry circumstance. The hest coats
in Broad way are on the backs OF penni-
less, bro,sn down merchants, clerks with
ptiiul salaries, and men that don't pay up,
The heavies. gold chains dsng!r from the
iohs Of gamblers and gentlemen Of very
limited means costly ornameuts on Ia
dies Indicate to the eyes that are we'll open
a silly lover. or u husband crampri tor
funds. And when a pretty woman goes BY
in suit Of plain AMI neat apparel, i is
a sign that she has fair expectations, and
a husband ,ha,san show balance in his
~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
obLhs MhtNe JOHN T. ALLISON
MEANS, ALLISON & co.
Nedl Eatate 7srottcra,
BANKERS,
e MIGRANT AGENTS,
SIOUI CITY, IOWA,

NvILL give their personal attention to selecting
w and entering vacant lands In the Sioux City.
Dakota and Northern Nehrasks Land Districts. with
cash or warrants-procui.g Deeds for Lots in Sioux
City and its Additions--payins Taxes upon city and
county property fnr non MISUNDERSTANDING Money on
noa security st Western rates Of interest invest
ing in property for distant dealer Bills
and Notes aud remitting proceeds promptly at the
current rates Of Exchange.
We will also act Commiss for the States II
Maine. New r!smrshre vermont -nd Massachusetts.
All letters of inquiry answered promptly
July -, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

Spare moments are the gold last oc time
ot al portions that are most ,ruthiu' in
soo' and evil are spare moments. They
are the gsns throngh which .tsmpta,ious
find the essiests access 10 ty5nf'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

A young lady and gentleman disru'ine
upon suhisct the lady sterniy remarked
''Sr we can never agree IN auythny.
''lou ara wrong madam" sail be- III
you ahonld 60 into room where there
we're but Two beds, woman III Que aud a
man in the other, with whom would YOU
lodge p
"With the woman Of coarse" said she.
so should H. said the gentleman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
r. DUclIRUCKER,
n. d. DoOGE a. co

NvHaLESkIE and retail de,ler in Dry Goods
w tir.ceiiss Groekarv. kaoir ana Shoes. &c.. &e.
roraer IF earl and Ihrd streets. slot City. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Justice. OF tie Tsrc.-JAMES ". BACON, F. A
wiLNASS.
frus.,.. -. X ROBINSON, l.. c. SANBoRN, JNo
YI~N!lRRnS.
tJ,rI--E. l.. S"nNE.
Ate,,gr-t HUNT
sgp.rfispr--.iJti \ W.'LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
!. A. sAWYEn, 4 co !,

NY1 hiSALE and retail de,lers Ia all kinds Of
City low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

Near Warren, Conneciicut, we nr- in.
formed. is posted on meadow fence the
following:
Nolis
Know kows is aloud in these meaiers,
eny man or women letten ther kows run
,hr role vot gifts into my mea!ers aforesed
shell have his tale cut orf hv me
Obadiah Rogers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17
r. J.. kISk AID,

"yH jLESfLE nj .esii dealers ia I; ape and
w Fancy ~ ,pnis tiroa.ri.s. BaSts and Shoes
E.c,ni street. aois city. Iswt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

nEn~ The following is said to be sure
cure for the preirie itrh. If any one in
this region il So afflicted, the remedy IS
simple aud cheap:
Tax" half teacupful Of sweet cream,
and hs'f The qusntity # ganpnwder mix
wrl anl apply thoroughly thrse nights
skip 'hroe-and alternate for ten d,y.-
morning..
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JOSEPH GRAVEL,
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A. HAAS a. KRO..

yyyHoLtsALf and retii i"h'er IN hrg Coods
w ,:faesrIes. Provisions, Bots aud Shoes, Pearl
st, 1T. Si1ps city, lows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

yXTIDLkSAI.E and retail aealers IN Stoves and
w Tin Ware: slxp N An ufistnrers Of Tin, Copper
- 0ssst Irss was4 Pearl street. sioux CITY, loss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-17

VIyU3LESALE and retail i-sleis in Ready Made
w ccthtng IIr'e and Caps Roots and shoes.
Dfy Cad, .i.wiry 6e., corn. OF Pearl and third
k.rsets SIOUX city, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
MILTON TOuTLE,


wv tLtSAiH sud ret all dea,er fr Dry Goo!s
w Grbr-ries. Ayriru tnlnl In PIGMENTS Boots
anls tpes Leather and tinda, r.. corner u Pearl
Aud esni streets Sioux CITY. lnga