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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15

Mr. McRae. of Mississippi resumed his
remarks, saying he came now to the uues-
tion Of fixing the responsibility of the DELAY
in organizing the House on the Republican,
party. 1t had been shown that their can6i.
date for Speaker (Mr. Sherman) had1put his
name to paper recommending the circua.
tion of book inimical to the interests of
the South. If, as the gentleman had said,
he did not know the contents of that work,
he knew at least its character which ia ad-
verse to the institution of slavery in the
south Was it strange that southern gem
tlemen should be sensitive on the subject,
when they consider that the sentiments of
Helpers book were calculated to produee
revolution and bloodshed in the South? The
party which, by their anti-slayery course.
gave rise to the resolution of Mr. Clarke. of
Mo-, should be held responsible before the
country for its introduction.
Helpers book was mere incident TO the
fact Of tho great increase Of the anti.slayerv
sentiment at the North, which naturally lead
to such results as those Of Harpers Ferry,
He held the Republicans criininallv res,
ponsible for agitating the public mind in
the northern states.
Their conduct involves the safety of the
property of one section of the Union. The
antiSslaVery doctrine was the soul and lile
of Republicanism in the States whore it has
an existence. He denied, in response to a
remark made by Mr.. Curtis Of Iowa that
the Democratic party was pro, slavery
party. On the other side, the anti.slayery
party was aggressive while the democracy
stood on the defensive.
What do the Republicans mean by the
protection Of the rights of all the States2
He understood them to mean the destrue-
ton of Southern rights. 1t was part of
their platform that Congress is the SOVEREIGN
over the question of slavery in the terrific
ries, and If they had legislative control of
the government, would they not consider II
competent to exclude slavery from the terri.
tories by act of Congress2 Under that claim
they would also abolish slavery in the Dis,
triot Of Columbia, the arsenals and dock
yards.
The exercise of such power, Georgia and
Mississippi, in their resolves, declare thew
would consider the destruction of their COM
stitutional rights, and would resist, oven to
the dissolution Of the Union.
He called on the Southern opposition, in
view Of these facts, TO cooperate with tho
Democracy, the only national party, and
present an unbroken opposition to the ene-
mics of the South. Anything calculated to
injure one section, injnres the whole coun-
try he would sec that no sentiment goes out
calculated TO mislead and deceive the public
mind at the South with regard to the North-
ern Union meetings. He reviewed the pros
ceedings Of the meeting at Boston, which
was called 10 give assurance to tho South
that sound, conservative sentiment existed
at the North for the protection of Southern
rights, and reading from Mr.. Lineolns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
Three New Soaps,
FROM THE
Boston IndeXical Soap Co.

1. SILVER SOAP.
EOR cleaning and polishing silver, Plated
IL Britannia and Tin Wares. Also for cleaning
fine house paint, mirrors, marble, window glass,
carriage and harness mountings, il Ia invaluable. 1t
may be used with entire safety, contains Moth
ing that can possibly injure the finest plate jew
elfy. Price 10 cents.
2, PUMICE SOAP.
For securing and whitening the hands. Itreadily
removes all the new dirt from the hands, and most
of the DID, leaving the skin soft and delicate, Far
superior to sand and poneine soaps.
Price I5cents.
8. INDBxICAL SHAVING SOAP.
new and most delightful shaving soap, making
rich, soft lather, leaving the face free from
all roughnesB, etc.
Price 10 cents. The above soaps for sale by
novI7 DR., STEWART, sole agent for Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
CITY DYE HOUSE.
10, 292, cor. Of Fifth and Stone StraAti

THIS is ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
4 most reliable houses in the West.
Particular attention will be given TO dyeinR
GRAPE SHAWLS,
Scarlet Crimson, Salmon and all other fancy coloru
Grape Broehe, and printed shaWlB cleaned to order
COiOFed Carpet warp,
OF all colors Kept constantly on hand, for sale,
DOUBLE & SINGLE COVHRLHTs,
made to order for customers. And all kinds of
kaK Carpet
manutaeturedin the shortest possible time to suit
customers, Agood stock OF Carpets constantly kept
on hand and for sale at Low RATEs
CASH paid Tor good carpet rags, carpet rags ta-
Ken in exchange rearpet.
am mverythenKfui to the public for their generous
patronage, and respectfully solicit continuance OF
he same. | apr20-lwd&IYwl WIN. TURNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street.

"nis now eoltled that the LAsrfko health Of AwL
mcn, women and children depends ontbe condition
Of their noLEGin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
BLACKWoOD's MAGAZINE
BRITISH REVIEWS.

I SCOTT IL CO., New York, continue to
LIZ publish the following leading British PeTiodi.
calls, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conserv.
ative.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Whig.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Free Church.
4.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Liberal.
BLACKWO0D'S EDINBURGH MAGA-
ZINE, Tory.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15

NEw ORLEANS, IA
The Texas Legislature has elected Wighl
ty.
AdyiCos from Vera Cruz TO the 10th say the
6rooktyn was expected to leave shortly for New
Orleans with tho treaty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
WOOD, EDDY Il co., Managers.
Successors TO :. Swan & Co.

TTNIE following scheme viii be drawn by Wood Eddy
\ Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery ir
each of their Single Number Lotteries Tor JANUApN
1859, at AUGUSTA. Georgia, IN public, under the So
perintendence OF Commissioners
Glass draws Saturday, February S, ls5
Glass draws Saturday, February 10, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, February 10 les
Glass draws Saturday, February &C, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
M aNtcu.


fENHE undersigned wishing TO purchase from
100 TO 900 barrels of Lard per week for wheel
they Will ray ash or Groceries. All PERSONS hav .
la to sell wi:l ind it eltly 10 th.r want tge
call No Markei street before maxim. sale as H.,
highest price viii b. given by
janl-tf CARTrR, WILL SFoRD L co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Cooking Stoves.

I'VE have f.sT <.le ttree xizsz e the
w kkiSIstNt S4Afk C1eking stove Or Cal
BEAUTY - TIA kST
Iflk VICTORY
Thr atzave Stoves warranted - bake ~'~ll, -
1rA~ Neil, fact d. seiieFe cay Iley 80 a.
Kae Stosrs any The nsafkets iltlic hras shzn
zny others zat g1lte cheap a. thoehsaErst-
fuF ~aa.1-
TliE TES SESsEAS, Nth 4 or Q hales;
IIlE BLACK OAK
- Iilk Di-a HsCk0Rf:
Tux FOi.fST HOME.
etff rkfE tofEl q sins.
We have aise = fall suRpiy q ilriar @a4 A-usrl
e<-sss, san1b Gr@ses. &c
Heating Stoves.
We haze goed sssortzirtt Il Elfier, <tore, 01Ace
sn4 GhaFc1 stexeE, Sea Csssi - Eaed
j.ais-a E1cgEzuE q nlxcaEz.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
lotteries.
MARYLAND STATE LOrrLliIES
II. FRANCE s. Co., Managers.
Magnificent Scheme for February, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SG5,OOO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!

To be drawn in Baltimore, saturday, Feb 18Th 1859,
Under nke asperintendeace Of he STATE Lottery
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
SPLENDID SCHEME.

sc. $40 prizes amounting to.-............si o.. u.a
Tickets $50. Halves SO, Quarters SIS 90 Chtas - 50
A Pack &c of PC Whole Tickets. q O. costs . SJ-c
There are II drawn ballots, aud each ballot he
ing worth so. makes. .................S140
10 per cent Oh beng ..-.-.....-..-......- SO
Leaves net............ ............... 2o4
Leaving risk 10 the purchaser .......... s3ls
Persons who desire meet only remit the risk on a
Package, for which will Sc ID Certificate as FOL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Extra Family Flour.

Extra Family Flour.
NNTE ia constant receipt Of the finest quality Of
w Family Flour, from the celebrated Union and
Clinton Mills. These Mills make fine an article Of
Flour as any Mills in the country. Yves II 1t cheap
aud guarantee every pound sod.
4. {. ANDERSON,
Janll u4A Broad street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
oNTHE PLAN OF sINeLENUMBERs.
10000 Tickets,
$50 Prizes.-Nesrly one Prize TO every nine
Tickets
NaagmiMcent &chcn,
Observation-Disclosures
es2O.ooo
whOleT,ckets $40; Halves IS; euartorss So so
Certificates Of Packages viii be SOLD at the ~

~ Circular showing tho plan Of the Lotte go
will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS Of receiving il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
S NE w A r E.

"a HE undersigned Is having made, By contract, and
] 10 be elIVsrel by lss 4 April neat, as Ieiow.i
.o0a Gallon Jugs are Zoo szis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Wood, Eddy AZ COS
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED by IHE STATE OF GEoRGIA)
Capital Prize S5O,O0Ot
Tickets Only Ten DOllars!!!
Notice To the Public.

As the members OF our drm have, by way Of pur-
chase, became the Of the grants cha! tered by
the states OF Del ware Kentucky Missouri AMI D RI
% those in GeorC under the cement Of Messrs
Gregory Maury. of Wilmington, cits re, We have
deemed 4 eNpedeut 10 change the name = our firm
and after January 1st. 50, O. that Of WO H. E-
ny & co. WHO VIII hereafter have the management
Of the sparta Academy Lottery and The others as
above named
In all transactions We have endeavored T. c1nsluct
orr business with INTEGRITY and promptncss. ard wo
the nubic that The patronage herctnf-rs
bestowed MS IS Well deserving of bei transferred
10 our successors Very respectfully.
) SWAN & co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec 10. 1855
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Meal! Meal! Meal!

WYE have male arrange to be in constant
w supply of a superior article of CORN MEAL.
ground by Water Power.
p. & C. ANDERSON,
Jan1l C&A Broad street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.
Most Valuable City Property
F O r S A L E

Il An Offering for sale The House and LIT on
i Cherry street, new occupies By Mr. ;. wnIxz.
Tlie house very large ahd coInm"dionH, contain
tns over twenty rooms With servants rooms eel Ers
coal and Wool sheds, &C, kc The House is ia s0o4
order &c u beng recently rebuilt aud ! better
adaIsed FOR a hrst class boarding house than any
. house IL Nashville
The Lot + about sixty ave feet froni BY one hun
dred ard seveutyhye feet; and the house 9 sfua
ted the BOT u admit VI ad .iitian that would
Renter u coEnmo'iiogs any Hotel Ia the city
large portion 81 the furniture can be purehas-
cd with the house IL desired
Il we'll known that hotel keeping Is Ia this city
most profitable business, ana % any wishing o.
e1gage sueh a vocation, tins excellent oppor-
tuuity % procure eligible l,caiion heang conyeni-
cut all the business portsons ~ our city.
For terms, &C, apply 20
dee2o-u A.v g. LfNnSIEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09

n CasNNesE.

HAVING this day associated with me in the Chini
Hall, J. c. narden hereafter the sty e Of the Firm
Will be ]. L. Darden 4 Co.
octls c. E. PEACHER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRCERrIrIcATls

Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered receipt If which they viii be forwarded by
hrbt mail. Purchasers have tickets en- ling o a
ngurc they may designate.
The Last - lrawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen
60 purchasers iumc iiItoly after the drawing.
Es- Purchasers will please write their sgnniur
plain and give tlelr lost Office, county state
r. Remember that every Prize Is drawn aud paya
bic ia full without deduction.
Rs- All prilrS 81 - .De0 and under. raid immcdht
ly after the drawiug-otheT prizes At the usual Time
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
Those who prefer not sending money by mail.
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money = q. kcts, ~ sums OF Tea Dllars,
and np~ rds, en- b. sent u
ar or RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city or Town here thes have al ofhra.
Ti- mpn.y and order mn { be rneloscJ "a GOV
tRNMENT i'DSI Or c. stamped EN"sl.OIE' or
the express cannot receive ten.
All communications ~trirtiy confidential.
Address orders tnr Tickets or Ccrulcatrs %
WOOD, EniN & co, August. Georgia.
or, WOO EDDY a co, Afianl.t, Georgia.
or. WON, FnnN ca, Wilmiu .t,sn ielt sara.
9a-A iist 81 thr uunlhefs that are drawn fr.Iu
wheel, D.th the amount ~ the przr that each 9
entitled o., Nl be- pub shed sftor every dr ing,
the following papers -sietsa (Ge } C1nsf iliiaHal
IT. Nelo Orioaas hefgG H.has ReJts,er chariesf,ss
Standard Naeris q is,ti, atlanta il,-iitycHc,r Nslo
iogk Weekly Ds b.s.L !Sandn.aah Deify Netos I2ieA-
sOnd Dirpalch. Nep York p.spdfcA. and Fdufdiag
(niss CLARION and LAKE Eo1k (Ark) True Delaecrai
janis-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
WHITE LEAD.
Sole Heather.

NtTE have a large stock Of superior White Lead
w for sale low. T.. & c. ANDERSON,
oct3Ot Nos. IS and 81 College ST., near Broad
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09

Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment Of IsItOGANS of the very
n best manufacture;
And Of Double Soled and Thick Kip Boots
just rcceiVdd and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octlS. ~ College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
Ciaiborne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN
Removal.

'HE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
GIG customers and friends and the public general
uiI' hc has removed his Hardware Store from the
stu on Market street, To No. S. in the large brick
oailahg lately erected the South side Of Broad 81
HueIt ne Keeps constantly on hand and makes 90 or
ae 'he various articles embraced in his line of bust
uess ne invites especial attention his large assert
meIt Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW ARE RRASS sc surb
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Piow Molds
sra" cutters, Cora Shelters, Corn -Crushers Mil.
Irusefs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Yea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle sticks
''hI an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan Zs-u ANDREW ANDERSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09

tITE are in receipt of, and will keep constantly OF
w hand, large stock Of superior Oak and Hem
lock Tanned Sole Leather, which offer the trade
at the lowest possible figures.
Jan6 7. e. ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-09
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

'HE undersigned will sell, before the FIRST
OF MARCH MKT, one Ol the most desirable
Tracts OF LAID in the state OF Tennessee upon accom-
mOdatng terms 10 the purchaser. The land les up
on the North side of the Cumberland river. abOat 3
miles below Carthage, the County seat smith CO q,
10 which point the river Is LaVigible from Us
mouth up 10 Nashville u Is very iertile well water
cd by Springs unusually free lime. Rnd is ell adapt
ed 10 the production OF Corn, bacoo Wheat. Cuttin
small Of al kinds, AMI the grasses. Tie tract
CO tiins 80 ut go arrcs is largely uudci by the
CnmbeT land TlN ami IL contiguous "a two three
turnakes leading IN different DIR u"ns from -abot
one hUf Is cleared, The balance is wood Land. Ihe
improvements large Dwelling Housc, Work
House, kitchen and Smnke H0use-s,ii OF b lex and
well built-and other out houses, wool aud a Tine
o. chard q Apple and other fruit tfees. he place is
distinguished tor healthIulncs--a fact altrsied by
the experience OF the same occupant for ore thaa
iAirty years.
We will also sell the same time. and upon tho
same acc0mmotsti < terms, two unimproyed Lots,
desirabiy located Ia the town Of Cartilage.
Perons desiring TO pai chI-e are rcqlested 10 visit
and examine the abOve dc~cr.b d property aud
tain its value by personal Inspection.
For every further information On reference 10 this
valuable Land aud Lets, Quality tic had, terms Of
st- Az. especially b. JAS H. Mo- Es, EsQ.,
Of Carthage, Tenn; also, Dr.. JAMES OVEN \, Of
Nashville Tcun- tn Maj 1nas ;. Rand Of Princeton,
Mississippi, AID 10 Mrs SARAH a WHITNEY, Lex
ngtpn, KY
JAS. B. NooEEs, Esq, will at any time show the
premises ~ any desiring 10 pa chase
JAMES oFEREON.
SARAH A. WHITNEY,
BY her Attorney, JAS D. AOoREs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

Hsa are not put in this world to b.
isverlAssing 6ddlsd upon BY the fingers Of
Joy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

SO ,.s 1k4 ssls Of California nstive wines in.
San Francisco. this year. will amount to
half million Of dolla.s.. There are
!, tweuly.sii Varieties crown in thai State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
NOTICE.

THIS Is to warn all persons from purchasing .
Il certain prouissory note Civ on TO John Currier
aOlne time In September, for Sl00, and payable four
months after date as have never had any value ~.
ceiyed for the ssnss B0a y. A. WlLMANS.
Sioux City, Nov. Sth, 1850. .ni6k
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

.o,, Illinois hss two less voters in the Pres.
'.Asatnl Electoral College than Nassachu.
sets, whils q the late elections il appears
Ma che hAs fifty per cent. more voters.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

LYMAN PUDDING. Florida Sentinel
tells how to make this dish: Add to one
pint Of cold water. one pint Of meal, one
!. tsaspoosfal Of ~, tive tablespoonfuls Of
Hour. one tsaspoohfl Of the essence of
, lemon, one teacupful Of sugar or syrup |;
ana stir il I'll TO a batter, then add two
J quarts Of boiling milk, stirring until we'll
= mixed. and bsks three hours in an oven
heated 70 as to boil. Serve hot with bat.
. isr. The above Is . cheap healthful, and
one sf the best puddings. The essence or
OIL may vary according to taste.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
1MA PENS ron PATCHING
~. syas,...s -SWINE. .ssar


= That exercise coaduces very little to-
wasds taking on flesh, while quiet assists
materially in jhastening the operation Of
fatisniug, is we'll known, end should ever
be taken into account by those who would
n any aninal for slaughtering. The fol.
lowing fton the AmeTicdn Agric,llturalist
10 worth the attention OF farmers:
Ac"From observation, extending over
dozen years or more, made in villages and
IL the rural districts, we hare noticed that
the latest and the best pork is made in
the tosnss, where one or two pigs are usu.
ally ksptin . ANAL pen. The villagsr has
but snal room, and crowds his pig into
narrow quarters the whole year. It is fed
on slOps FOR eight months, and for the las.
four is crammed with scalded meal. He
igsss pStk Of decidedly better quality than
he can purchase, and gets it cheaper. The
whole energy Of the animal is forced BY
its trssSisg iaso The psoductioasof flesh
and fat. Srx~A-
TheE Fie.'of the farmer, on Che ethe,
hand, run in a pasture, or on a common
FOR III o. eight months, and a dozen or
ooss, shut ~ in lsrge pen to fatten, be-
/ Cause be has plenty Of room. The energy
OF the animal has gone very much to the
udAyelepmsat, Of snout aud feet, and the
prvpsnsisy 70 run and to root ia not circum
-sefIbsd very much 70 bis roomy pen. BY
. Cbristnassh s is not more than Two. thirds
fsstsssd, sna he has consumed quite a.
mech - Tie village Pig which 10 ready
n1br she knife. We have two yearlins pigs.
good for four hundred and City pounds Of
'spsvk ct Christmss, that have never been
'cus Of I pen, eight feet BY twelve, since
tbeI we're eight. weeks old Small pens,
Eeptdry, and regular feeding, il the secret
fcf their shsiit.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
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BUSINESS CARDS.
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
INVITATION TICKETS,
CoUNTYlBLANKs,
sHERIFFS BLANKS,
BALL TICKETS,
JUSTICES BLANKS
PROTESTS,
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LABELS.
PROGRAMMES,
CONCERT BILLS.
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CHECKS
POSTERS.
HANDBlLLs,
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DRAFTS,
PAMPHLETS,
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POLICIES,
BILL HEADS,
And all kinds Of
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Executed With ncs:oess nd dispatch, and upo, r.s-
sonable terms.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the bust
ness men Of this and adjoining COUNTIES sat
isfed that We give sattsacion both ~ to styls
and price.
ZIEBACH I FRENZY
Sioux City. November. 1889
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

49, 70 @7#NE~Na II u
Thanking the Public for the lii
them that no pains will beyspar
their purchases at this house.
any firm on this river-buying
enabled to save the profits paid
Manufacturers and their agents
Retail Merchant a complete SUI
e. argJE HJg
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

And every description and quality Of
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
&ctenttfc antcrtrau.
'-f'"'" n PROSPECTUS.
Vol. II Begins September II, 1855.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufa cturers
and Farmers.

and Farmers,
TUE Scientific American has now reached ia rour.
i teenth Year and will enter upon New Volume
publication of the kind now issued In this sountry
aud 1t has very extensive circulation in ali tic
states of the Union. il is not, as some might sun
pose from its title, dry, abstr work on
siience on the contrary, 1t deals with the great
events going on In the scientific. mechanical and
Industrial worlds, * to please and instruct every 0ne
Ii The Mechanic or Arizau wishes To know the hast
machine in use or how to make any substance EN-
pioyed in his husness--if the Housewife wishes IN
ofimproyementsift the Man ufacturer wishes Ia K..,
POI ted with the times and to keep posted with the
ies In his ufness!f the Man Of iisur, and ,tudv
wishes to keep himself familiar with the progress
made In the chemical laboratory, in the coustruc
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