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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06
col. DABBITT..A WESTERN MAN.

On Tuesday next the people Of the
Missouri Slope will have an opportunity,
for the first time, to cost their SURFACES
for q candidate for an important State
office, taken from the Western part of the
State. Heretofore the candida tes for State
officers have been chosen from the Eastern
part Of the State, and in their election the
people of the Slope had no local interests
at stake. 1t hos been also too often the
case that the candidates were IL norant Of
the resources and wants Of the West, aud
took no interest in matters calculated for
our benefit. Thus we Of the Slope have
been denied the advantages of beneficial
laws, and deprived Of appropriations for
State Improvements which might have
been secured for US had We been repre-
sented in the State Administration. This
want has been seriously felt, and the peo.
pie have often and justly complained of
political conventions for overlooking the
West, and selecting al the candidates
from the Central aud Eastern portiou. Of
State.
But We now have an opportunity to
place WEsTxRx man, aud one in every
respect worthy Of our support, in posi-
ton Of much importance and influence
position 10 which he can be Of great ser
vice to the people Of the Slope. LYsASpIa
". BAsRirr, the Democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Gov, il citizen of Council Bluffs.
and tried and true friend Of everything
pertaining 10 the prosperity Of the West.
ANY measure calculated for the benefit of
any portion Of the Missouri Slope, has ever
found in Col Babbitt an arden. supporter.
he is . true Western man, proud Of the
advancement and prosperity OF the Slope,
and one Of the most untiring and perss-
tent advocates Of her interests. These
are facts known to all who have been
readers Of tho Council Bluffs Bugle, OF
which paper Col. b. is the editor. Now,
that the people for whose Welfare he has
20 long and ably bS.tled, have it in their
power 70 place him in position where he
can BE- Of still greater service to them, do
not gratitude tor past good actions, aud
self.iu'erest, dictate the course they should
pursued In this matter We should be in.
huenced BY motives Of local interest and
local pride. Let the voters Of the Slope
assert their appreciation Of the considera.
tioa shown them BY tho Democratic State
Convention, BY giving Col. BAbbitt an
overwhelming majority on Tuesday next.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06
~. The steamer Omaha arrived nj on

49, ne steamer Omaha arrived Mt our
lsvee on Saturday morning last, with q
large amount Of goods for our merchants.
The Omaha experienced much difficulty
from sandbars and high winds, and was
nearly q days in making the trip from
st. Louis to Sioux City. She is the las,
boat to Sioux City this Fall. ~ she was
the first last spring. She is one of the
best boats on the Missouri river. aud q
universal favorits with shippers all along
the river.
Out Of respect for Mrs. Bucxnucxxa,
widow Of our late fellow tow .,sman. who
was passenger on the boat, aud Captain
WlSELAsD, who was dangerously i'll, the
Omaha came in with her flag At half mast,
and without firing the cannon with which
shA-asuaily gseets Sioux City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

~ s. W. CosE, Esq., Of the Missour,
River ob~nsrsial, published n Sumner,
K. T.. paid 10 brief visit on Saturday.
DO wss much surprised It finding Sioux
City 70 b - large and 6ourishing place,
ed sxpsssssd hiasslf highly plsssed with
cor 'ooat'os, and The Go-shssdesivsae,s
VI our eitizsus. a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

The Democracy of Sioux City Town
ship are requested to meet in Convention
at the old Council Chamber on Thursday
evening, October 9th, 1859, at O'Clock
tor the purpose Of nominating Candidates
for the Township Offices.
BY order OF the Democratic Township
Committee. E.K. ROBINSON.
Chairman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

The work COOS bravsly o.. The signs
are ominous Of success. Dsu0csas b Of
good cheer. Devote The remaining hosts
TO vigilancs--activisy and labor. - u
the polls early. See % Is that srssy Dsn.
ocra'ic vote i polled. Be~ass ef apariess
tickets. Examine every asas sassfally
before voting. voss sAsly asd lsts. h
sure that you oil vote q ls,st once. >. +.
DO THIS AND THs CONTEST II wOSi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

The Western man, who, ~ Lieutenant
governor, will work and vote for the inter.
ests Of Western Iowa. Voters Of the Me,
souri, Slops, coasuls your bsss judgment.
and vote fos man whose iutsrsase ars
identical with your own.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06
New Livery Stable.

Our old friend McEIhany has his new
stable nearly completed, and We believe
has already removed his stock into it. Il
is the largest and best barn tina. We have
seen in The West, aud ue have no dou..
Mac will stock it with the right kind Of
Critters
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

The call for Democratic TowpSbir
Convention this evening. u the It'd Couo.
ell Chamber. for the nomination Of Town
ship Ofheers. Let there be 9 genera
nra out Of tic nemocrac-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

CHARLES SUMNER AGAiS.-A cotemro-
rary evidently an ardent admirer Of the
Massachusetts, Senator. thus rejoices at the
happy effects produced upon his shocked
system by eminent surgeons in Europe:
Ave are pleased to learn that the lion.
Charles Sumner is recovering. He is ia
Paris, where he had BIS spinal marrow ,a-
ken out, scraped, soaked in oil and re-
placed, his muscular membranes operated
upon, his nerves taken out, aired and r..
placed. and is in a fair way OF recovery
He will resume his Senatorial duties, ho
saws .--..----.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

- A 1sa that boards riches snd en-
joys them noa = similar TO - ass the.
casrisa xsk and eak tl,islles.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

- The steamer Florence passed down
fom Fort Randall on Tuesday last
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

D@- Fires have been raging on the
prairies in the vicinity of Sioux City, for
several days past. and n. night in every
direction the ;skv is Illuminated BY these
res's,'e" contiagrAtions. A few days
as", valuable horse beIongin: to T. f..
Clark. Of Sergcnut's Bluff, while tied to =
iance, was surrounded by a prairie FIRE,
and so severely burned :ha, be had TO 10
killed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06
@- All who believe that TIE p>on/. Of

Territory are capable Of se!f:gor.rnmrns
who desire wisdom, economy and inte-
gritty in the administration Of our State
atfairs-who would en,rust the protection
OF their rights 70 a pure, learned aud e..
per'e"ced Judiciary, should not fail ON
Tuesday next. to vote for DODGE, Bah.
BIT, MASON. WILSON and COLE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06
STATE OF IOWA.
Webster county, co.

], William P. Logan, Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of said comfy, do hereby cert.
fy that am personally acquainted with
all the persons signing the foregoing state.
ment, and that they are al citizens aud
legal voters Of Webster county.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
49, set my hand and the seal Of eaid
I Court, Sept. 9Th, 1859.
WIN. p. LOGAN,
Clerk,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
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OF TIE
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( Engrayings, and schedule Of Gold Watches.
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The following is list Of few of the arti-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
DE BURG EXCELSIOR.
PERUVIAN aUAk0 ENCELLED
BY
DE- BURG -


1L-E->r pr-pl,,,
u ~ Is .oIlo7oG Oh c"e4icaiiy
~ ,i gi'"l1' Guy ''u U1"Io, bones
'i.oo,'i ~: anu 10 P,'I',.eU tA! Ic7sly y
,;i ,-' 80. Ni'Gl,,1i n'i'SigHy o. not
n. 'i '':ii.9 " PtHuree an TOPS ana
''ig s''.l'e ~ Prov ylcIi no Nu'uo or
am ne rGaneics .' Within Ien.ay ,s ''o''' '0l'-
Amy one Of the seven clements Of De Burg
are as important to the practical farmer as
either Of the two which cuano supplies; as a
proof of this, we suhioiu the opinion Of DR..
DAVID STEWART, Chemist to Maryland
,3,''1 - Noe'.t!' VINO lh5Pcc'S every
lou wv we receive before ofeIed Tor SALE and says
do I,Ira,, s,o ~3 f., ,,.l ,.o.o,ono
" valuable to the nracticaI flrnc t,an any
iytnre of nLos,ll ana
nlatod nom =, VI ''-''''iP
Artia :@SThere are other elements in Dc
Burg to which attach as much importance as
ammonia and phosphates and cannot pass a
yS c6 o %ngrg Ge e % lRese Is aHscn however
We c,lI ,-o,,,. stto,;., a., tg,o e,Iit,,i,, ~,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
CLOTHES WASHER,

WE nave purchased the Patent Right for
w This valuable machine for the States Of
Maryland and Delaware and for the District
Of Columbia, and Offer for sale thcraht for the
whole or any partof the same Except Mont.
gomcry county which We reserve for our
solyCs.)
An energetic business man TO canvass the
Terrtowiorthcs sale County rightsis wanted
WITH suitable person n very liberal arrange
ment will be made. Apply Ia
JESSE T HIGGINS, & BRO.
aug eft Puolcsyille Ma
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

Ri Cherish the tender buds of pity,
and they will bloom with bcnoyolcnce.
Gzg Where Z pretty girl lacks n full
supply Of natural hair, she is sure to be
up-braided
e. Never travel without q Pocket
Companion, \ well filed pockct-book
is the best
Ez- Mooro's pretty lines about the
Vale Of Ayoca are good specimen Of
yalloy-dictory.
H. The best seats at the Academy Of
Music are not always as reserved as
those who occupy them.
Gg- Il issuggestod that standing com
mittces, when tired, should avail thcm-
selves Of 'seat Of honor"
EfF 4 gentle acceptance Of courlc-
sizes is as necessary TO maintain friend
ship as bountiful presents.
r." If you want an ignoramus to res
pect you, "drcss to DEATH" and wear
watch seals about the size Of a brickbat
Ez- Many politicians boast that they
can't be bought, when they are really 50
worthless that they can't be sold
re-" Mother, " said little boy, "Im
tired Of ibis pug nose; It'll growing pug
ger and pusgor every day"
,:t - az i'''1 10, ,,''u ''o,Du' u
coro ~ sat;se,;n an, os' a, u'o ''"l tu1
wa 10 . ' ~ : ''''-'''' - " '''''
~ =
AZ ~ VorN' snort time ago the
Tho crorJ h, ovIi;" ~ ~ VIZ ~
,",,ris tbat;s,,'tian',aS n;, a., S',',N ;,
- w ' } 80 NV WY '''' =
81 IN editor says that when he was
in prison for libcling a justice Of the
,;,o 49, ,b ~ 49,, "ao au1s'' - '"' J'''0' 10
'''' = pun
~ 1t Is noticeable that ladies who
use much powder are constantly blowing
mp their domcsties, and ladies who rouge
''' S'''ou' "'i'-'''''
Ae There is much inst complaint Of
the State Agents lack of proper public
spirit in Boston. The Battle Of Brandy
VINE must be fought over again.
Ae 1t is q good sign to see a man
wlping the porspiraton from his face it
Is bad sign to see fellow wiping his
mouth as he comes out OF a cellar.
nr.
~ !. = s'''u ''i.' .i,o iullcS 81 '9oacI
flowers We have known Them 10 bliebt
almost instaptoncously tbc binds and f@w.
crs Of love
ar-,r,... ,
1 ,, lno,o Iueu,s j. Ii,"',vG yo! o. gg'-
'ins /" curro'l' through inc A',antlc cable.
fg for the currents If they only give US
a few fresh daf,s.
NJ ,,,-... 1T
,as y" 80 ~; t'ao tuGi 'I,' '.r
JonGjri Iom'i,.;an '1 "'l 'u,'' ,, ,i,u"i %
No. -. KY sI..,I..,. so" Y,. ''.','' :
lost everything had about me.
as. A.. c.:n -
-. ;,a,,;.a S1', - -, "s',l"E S''a.'S e
-; :, - ~ l.t.I,,
s'v s''V''. ~ ~ :, ,ioJ uou AloW Nv,
n"ma" a,i ,t,' I, i'rVn ;,,, ,i, ~
~ ' ~ ""''0 '''7 0'''7 u ~ "''N'' -
III \ '''l ~ S, "tl''us iIo'n ~, rpe
, 80 rGV' '.o5n ~ O' ". pote' says ne
i. ~ - w ~ !'ns o'i p'oi''' i"1iyi ig:'
"uN wv S"'"0 arc !" Socu Voiu4-
lloh; "a good specimen OF British pre-
witty.
,.t7.,i.. ..,..
h''ho'' l Wult you 10 puy ms
gun y gun, W lhet What are
you GoihS 70 40 "i'h q gun ~ N
Solns y ns nv iT.lu'y laws ne s'yS
pus{ Lake AA's ulh pe''er 'hah sAe does
i''
EG The best description of readiness
we have ever heard is contained in a
ways query to his wife. when she gave
him some ehicken-broth. if She would
not try to coax that chicken to wade
through the soup once more
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

F-0- Tomorrow is like a iugglcr that
deceiyes US; Quack that pretonds to
cure us, and thin ice that will not bear
our own weight 1t is fruit beyond
our grasp; a glittering bubble that
bursts and yanishes away; awil.o-tho-
wisp that leads many into the miro, and
rock that many mariners have struck
and suffered shipwreck. II is illusion
to all who neglect the present hour, and
reality 20 those ouly who improve no.
lay
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

Ess- " An India rubber Ship cx-
claimed an old sailor. who had been lis
teniug to a description of such proposed
invention; THAT would never do, be-
cause it would rub out all the lines Of
latitude aud longitude, to say nothing Of
the equator y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

Re- Mrs Smith, hearing strang,
sounds, inquired Of her new servant i
Size snorod in her sleep Il don't know
marin replied Becky, innoccntly, II
ncycrlay awake long enough to diskivcr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

g. .fH-At D |4t4D p
F59 a., st. e'f daors south a. I'o. H.
Washington Citg, d. o. oclIC.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-23
TERMS--S2,OO

government, the Grand Jury should exercise
the Utmost cau'ion and deliberation. Il is the
hgLsst crime known to the law, and no citizen
can be convicted of it, unless on confession IN
open Court, or on the testimony OF two wit
neSseS to the same overt act of treason whereof
he shall stand indicted. But, while this great
debt Grafton and caution should be exercised in
your action, you should at the same time be
faithful AMI firm in the discharge of those du-
ties which the law imposes upon the Grand
Jury, in matter so vital TO the very existence
Of the republic.
The man who deliberately joins and o-oper.
ateS with conspirators for the overthrew Of the
United States government, and who seek to &C.
complish this nearious desiLn by robbery and
the wanton hloodshed of innocent persons, is a
criminal ofthe most dangerous character 10 the
community; and it is but an aggravation OF hrs
crime, when such a man claims TO act under
the convictions Of conscience and the inspir1-
tion Of holy religion. The pure fountain of
OF truth above, from which flows the Injunction
OF peace on earth and good will to man." 10
blasphemed by such pretensions Il was the
pre:ense and argument Of the bigots who delu-
ged France in blood by the massacre Of st. Bar.
tholmew. 1t has been the guise OF wicked men
and the argument of propagandists in all ages
and in all countries. Fortunate it is for the
stability Of our institutions and the administrA-
ton OF justice, that in this country Courts and
jnrIeS have no criterion for determining crime
or measuring its enormity, except that which 10
furnished by the law of the land. a
am not aware that it is the intention OF the
government to bring any case before you, for
the violation Of the act Of 1870; nor is this
court officially advised Of any facts that form q
basis Of just complaint in relation to it.
But fully agree with the District Attorney
as to the Importance of your fully understand
ing the character and essential elements of this
heinous offence, lest you might be induced to
improper action by extraneous influences.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-23

AdUE Curr.-This is something of science
as we'll as medicine. The Supreme difficulty
OF the science is to accomplish its end without
injury to the health-the supreme excellence of
the medicine is in accomplishing just that.
Fever and Ague has long been cured by Quinine,
Arsenic Bismuth, Mercury, hut the mischief
was, the deep and often painful footprints
they have left on the constitutions treated by
them DR.. Ayers new remedy cures without .
particle of either Of these or any other deliteri-
ous substance. And he promises not only ab-i
Solnte safety butsperfect certainty of cure, with
which we may mention another quality of excel
lence not to be over looked in these tines and
that is his low price, which puts this crowning
glory ofhis art, within the reach OF Herald,
Lake Co., Ind. s-# JHfas
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-23
For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Harrison County Bible society.

III take pleasure in announcing to the friends
Of the Bible cause in Harrison County, that ar
rangements have recently been effected with the
view to q thorough resusctation of the cause
within the bounds Of this County Society, and
for the purpose Of elciting renewed interest and
activity among all its friends 1t will be re-
menibered perhaps, that in the early part Of the
season measures were taken for the organization
OF branch societies throughout the severaltown-
ships Of the county, The. work was commen
ced under quito encouraging auspices, and the
plan bid fair to accomplish for the Society re-
suits such as had not been attained for years
before. With the fattering prospect of an
abundant return for the abors of the husband
man, benevolent impulses were everywhere
awakened in the hearts of the people Of God,
and subscriptions were freely, cheerfully and
libsrally given in behalf Of the noble cause
In the midst Of this interesting work, however,
a blighting frost came striking terror to the
hearts Of multitudes, and laying bare many a
green field thatpromised so plentifully. And
30 severe was the reaction occasioned thereby,
that it was thought best to suspend operations
temporarily in this county with the hope that a
better work would be accomplished at some
future period, The condition Of affairs in the
monetary world has however turned out so
much. better than was generally anticipated
that we feel justified in resuming the work of
the Bible cause in your bounds and although
money matters are not as easy as We could
wish, still we trust that after SO long a delay
the churches and friends fthe cause generally
will now chee fully cooperate in any measures
which are calculated toIpromotc the interests
Of 50 good d cause as the dissemination of the
scriptures, both at home and abroad. Branch
societies have already been formed in the town
shipsiiof Nottingham, Washington Franklin
and Stock, and we hope in :, short time to have
similar organizations in the remaining townships
in the county BY means Of these township
societies, the work of raising funds and supply
ing the destitute win be both greatly economiI
lzed and thoroughly systematized. Tbs plan
eontemplates the appointment Of a local Agent
in every school district in the county to solicit
donstions and supply the destitute, and as these
local agents perform their labors agratuitously,
1t will DO seen at glance that the cause will
be thus conducted upon strictly economical
basis. It's true that in organizing these socie-
ties and in the introduction Of the work generi
ally, the labors Of county agent for q short
time will be indispensable; but we contemplate
that much good win be accomplished addition.
ally by these local agents upon whom the great
body OF the work will rest. The cause has
been greatly revived by the introduction Of this
plan in other counties upon my field, and in nc
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-23

case has 1t failed to realize our expectations
Five or six times the usual results have in this
way been secured to the cause while much
greater interest has everywhere been awakened
would state in this connection that the SER
vices Of NJ. N. Russell, Of Jefferson county,
have been secured for the purpose of complete
ing the work in this county, and desire to re-
commend him---as heartily can--to the chris
tian sympathy Of all upon whom his duties may
lead him to call. It is especially important to
have the cooperation of pastors in his behalf,
which trust they win cheerfulIy extend to
him in his arduous labors. At the close Of his
work there will be general county meeting, at
which time full and detailed report of his la
bors will be presented. In behalf Of the cause.
a sa."" 'a T. C. HARTSHORN,
s7a ;'.-a Agent A. D. S. for Eastern Ohio.
Ravenna, Ohio, Nov. 18th, 1859.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-23

Sick HEAD ACHE CuRED.--We know that
this heading will attract the attention Of many,
and the eyes Of not few will persue an artclsI
that offers to point out to them a remedy for
this prevalent disease. ."Kennedy's Medical
Discovery" is warrented to cure this maladyby
the use Of one bottle. Now, Reader, do not
doubt this statement and suffer on; all that the
advocates of the Discovery ask is that you will
give it fair trial, we'll knowing that the verdict
will be in its favor. But many other diseases
are cured with certaintv, humors Of every kind.
Scofuia, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, &C., and it IS
with heart full Of ofsympathy for the afflicted
that we present to them "Kcnnedy's Medical
Discovery ~