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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-31

CoUNrERFEIrTNG.-Mr. A. NJ. Will
liarns, who has been a resident Of
this place for the past few months,
was arrested by the sheriff of Wash
mgton county on the l4th inst, on
charge Of being concerned here
tofore in counterfeiting the coin Of
the United States. lie was taken
to Mortified, where a preliminary
examination was had before a jus.
tice who ordered that he be held
for trial in the sum Of 5000 bail, in
default Of which he was committed
to Jail in Montpelier, We hear il
reported that ten or eleven others
all connected with Williams, have
been arrested and committed tc
Jail, but know not how true it may
he
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
4alI,tlaIlOer Safcs.
EVANS 4 WATSON, No. 20 South Fourth
Street. PHILADELPHIA.

EVANS WATSON, No. 2U South Fourth
Street. PHILADELPHIA
GREAT FIRE, CHESTNUT FIFTH 81.
Friday morning. December 18th ls5I-
EFANS.& WATSJN'S Salamand.r safes triumuh,pt
as they always are when put to the test
Philadelphia. Dec. Is 1854
Messrs Evans WATSON, No. % South Fourth 81
Observation-Disclosures We take r.uch pl.asurein
recommending your Saamander Safes to m.rcb.ntv
anu DINERS In want OF secure means of preserving
Their books papers, &c. from fire, Ms the on. w..
purchased from You about seven months since has
preserved our bouhS papers and cash a., good ron.
dition AS when they put lto IT, htpr. the rr.,t
tire OF this morning ch dts rved the entire Ilnch
OF buildings, corner OF Chestnut and Fifth Streets,
he above safe was in 10 Office on the second
floor OF our building from which plac, il fell into
The safe was then removed and opened in IN. rr.s.
"hee OF al least 100 persons. who witnessed the
good condition of its contents. viii YOU please
have the safe and locks repaired intend TO sut
IL III use Again, having Perfect confidence in it, ira
pf"ei quantities Yours respectfully.
LACEY d PHILLIPS
Evans Watson take pleasure in referring TO N.
following, among the many hundreds who have th.ir
Sales IN use u. =. Mint rhila: Farmers 4 N-rb,n.
ics Bunk Phiia.; Samuel Allen. Esq. HIGH Sheriff Of
Phiia John y. Henderson. CITY ConiroIer. C.l.h
Cope 4 Co.. No lA3 Market st; Richard Norris son
L"c"m"tn. liuilders. fhla.: Bancroft Seller. Ma.
rh'ni>ts. corner Eth and James Sts: traL lin Fir,
insurance Company. Phila: PENNSYLVANIA EaiIr,ad
TO-. ihis.: Lacey 4 PHILLIPS g, rrtr 9Th and Minor
St. Sharriess Bro. No. o. s. Second street; James
Kent Sautee. No. IA North Third Street
large assortment OF th- above - f.s ALWAYS n,
hand warranted 10 stand At least 10 Der cent ,,Cra
hre than any llerriIg's SAFE now in us. Ivan. 4
watson ais" manufacture and keen for s,l. Iran
shutters iron Doors and iron Sash for max ing fir.
PROOF vaults fer Tanks. stores, private and public
Sr'l ana Letter copying Presses; rstent
Slate Lined Retricerators &c.
-, firaST give us call at No 26 South FOURTH ST..
ihhade'phh Vol l.Nol.-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHAX gle C0MpNY.
DAKOTA CITY, n. r,
give .trie, attention 70 any agency bus

WILL give siric, attention % any agency hus;ps,.
" entrusted to their care, such as tn. huviny
selling and renting Of resi- estate IA town PROPERTY
the t"eang Of claims in Western Iowa AMI Sehrs.k,
and they trust from the large amount of nrnp,rty
my have on hand Tor sale aud their general kno.i-
ee o' the west to ~ ale to render perfect satisfse
ton.
The buying. selling and locating of land warrants
10 we SiouN City Council Bluffs Omaha AMI Dakota
aa pfstr''ts, and the selecting and entering Of lands
IN the same dist lets wing description of tn. sam.
and guaranteeing il to he correct
q" er'lng debts jues and demands: the exsmins-
lion ~ Titles I" Lands and CLAIMS paving faxes in.
'shx money AT western rates Of interest in weet.rn
lows and Nebraska
Acting AS agents for steamboats, periodicals and in.
snrahea comps bieS.
Taxing Of money on t,.pnsit for ms, or x. f. .,,c-
when ftr use liberia interest allowed
he Procuring OF employ ment, the furnishing Of
hands snd giving Information To- any that wish to
~ttie III the West, tn the best localities and busi-
ness TO enter into
J. D, NJ OR TKWEll. gr, siLent
'" IL ;. HUGHES. Sefretafs.
ktt..,tE>.
James buchanan. President at N, T., ite,, states
John g. h'erAinr'dge, Vice frc..iel. of he uited
States.
Hon. lIsn Hon. ". Il. ". Corh H,n. /. NJ. short,
er. Hon. IieuIy and 4 {. nol:s Hon. r. n rn.n
man. members AMI ~ U,"'ulers Of CBuzrs>s 4 "
ell a Slr'tling, Geo!,,to u. u 4.
Baldwin. Dodge Co. +. J. Ntr,lahan. D. r. L.w sud
ihos; H. benton, !r, Bankers and Dealers, Council
Col Parker and Major Gilmore Register and rec.iv
- "i the l. and p!hce al omaha, Gov. NJ. " lizard.
Ion. ; Eno.ers Augnstu< kountxr ,mab,
Hon l. - Gitls AID ". ". Kicu. Nebraska citv
W. Moi1y. X. II. Gno9h. l.. Ian. worth 4 Brothers,
Lowell Taylor Co. bankers and agents, Dubuque,
Hon r NJ Cassidy. Hon. 7. A. Walker Hon. d. O.
Finch Fort D-s Moiu.S Iewx
T. H. d. Croekweii. -iior Il the Eureka, Anamosa,
Iowa
~ H. Letters 70 receive prompt attention m ust 10
directed to the President, hako,s City. Mt Once
Al the taewswa House etruer Of Br1 i~ay and goth
s'rrts lseptanuSly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Tor the rsIiu Cure of
Coughs, Colds. HOnrs emess, Broncht.
ats. "hOOpinr-CouSh,C Group,
Asthma and Consumption.

Though trial oi many years and through ever,
nation o!cislliLed mec, AYERS CntRGY rEcroRAl has
bevn i"and 10 afford more re. anu to cure more =
-eS oi pulmonary dis, tnat. any other i.n,vN
known 10 Maakiud. Cases OF afT arentiy settle Con
sumption have beer Gu cd hy il, and t. Il, suis al
sufferers who were deemed he!otd he reach OF bu-
man aid have been roster, 20 their friends and r.e
tunes., IL sound health AID the snioym Of HE
10y tis al powerful antdoe 10 diseases II IA. lungs
and threat. lI.ie cold had settled the lungs
Ihe dy. hacking cough, the classy eye, and Tia. bal,
thin features q him no Was asrsy I-sty ana str ne
Whisper I" all but him ,cAsuMFTos. He tries ever,
thing ut Tie disease Is gnawing al his ytsls auu
shows its fatal symyims more and more over all hs
frame. liz istaking the Cherry ftetpci now IL hs,
STOPPED his cough aud made his brea hing easy: hs
sleep il sound at night: his appetite returns and
with 1t his strength The dart which pierced hi.
sid. is broken. scarcely any nti1 hhorhoo can b.
found which has not some living trophy Ike this
shadow forth the virtues Whirn have won for IN.
tHtRny fkeroRAL An imperi,Latle ren,wa Tut 1t,
usefulness does not end here. Nay. 1t accom- she,
more hy prevention than cure. The countless cold,
aud coughs which 1t cures the seed which would
have ripened into dreadful harvest of incurshp dis
asses. Influenza, Group, bronchitis, iIuarseness
.icurisy. hooping Cough, and all irriatous OF tn,
,hrhst aud lungs easily cured ty the Cher, y
Feeioral u taken IN season. Ivety family shoula
have by them ~ they will hna it invalua bl.
protection from the lnsdnus prowier which carrie,
oil the parent sheep from many hom..
inns n :" ady has won tor itself such notoretv fol
It's cures u every variety of Pulmonary disease, thai
II Is entirely uhnecessa To recount the evidences
ITS virtues in any comh,Uuity where 1t has been EN-
poyed so Wide is the FIELD of its usefu uess and sc
numerous the cases of cures, that almost every sec
ton OF tn. country abounds in persons publclu
known. who have seen restored trom alarming ano
even desperate diseases the lungs by its use Wh.u
tried its superiority every other medcin,
of its kind Is too apparent to escape and
where its virtues are known. the public no Longer
hesitate what antld 10 to employ for the DISTRESSING
and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
which are incident to our climate. And not only in
formidable attacks upon the lungs. but tor the mild
er varieties Of thlds, G,.Shs Hurssnsss DC and foi
Children It is the plesssntes aud safest medicine tina,
can be obtained.
Prepared By DR.. J. c. AVER Practical and Analy
teal chemis, Lowell Mass and sold by all druggist,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
LAND FOR SALE.

I SEn A. HlNSDALE offers for sale the following
~ described Tracts of Land situated In Woodbury.
county, Iowa:
s ". Or Sec. sr.s8, R. 46, prairie bottom.
NV Qr. To-
n. Or. s,
nall N W. Vi. Sec .. I. So, r. 80. prairie bot'm.
:. ". Or. Of n. ". Or and a. " Or of : " %, a,
sec o. T. NJ NJ, H. l. aud Lots Nos and !, I. IS. r.
u, containing ISL aeres--upland pr sir.
y W. VI Of \. y. Or OF Sec. 10, I. 81, r. -. about
half timber land
Ten acres heavy timber In Sec IS T. SO, r. 40 near
Lakeport
Also, s. W, Or. of N. W. Or Of Sec 25. and H. half
OF n D. Or Sec, 26T. 81. Il. 81. in Calhoun county.
Twenty town Lots In sersesnts Blufl and Forty in
Dakota City. n. Z. lynl inoiN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
Broadway Gold Pen Manufa cturinp
Company,
No. 325 Broad,cay, Nep York.
And AT other Kinds and styles at the retail prices
Pre- MI q ms Presented to Pure I'm q era

And all other kinds and styles at the retail prices
Premlums pr~.eute.l IN r,urcb.s...
tn every ns-.o, h,,v;nu no,, =,
ioe,e'y person puyihe goa pen OF us We present
ene. the Of it. hs Of az Is
cents to article of JeweIry in value from 81 to sico
ssry sssr OF GGa and silver Watches in
Gold uard Chains for ladies, Locke.. Brseel.ts Cents
Grd FOB an and n Vest Chains Ihimhes Breas.pn
Of which sci for uIp naas h'nss, Crosses &c. none
rs, he poyty's en','ea to namlsrsa crtidcot, and
by ne payment % nu e1cL d.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
DR.. A. S. KUNCKEL.

W oGLp tender his FRO ',ssinnal services "a IN.
w people of sioux Ivy and surrounding neigh.
horhuod
ofce at his residence banks Of Perry creek Coz.
nsr Of Water and Seventh Streets l,aA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
KON.REsIDENTs

vTNAXEs upon lands In Woodbury.. Ida. Plymouth.
i Sioux. o Brien and Clay counties are payable a,
sioux City. and will he du. In October 1855. am
prepared to attend promptly to the payment Of Takes
here, also ia Sac, Cherokee Calhoun, Monona or H.
other county OF Northwestern Iowa. Address
GtO NEAkE. sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
BANKING
AGENCY OFFICE
GEORGE WEARE,

Rsssdsat and acting Partner c tie late firm Of GysesS
Wears, Graves 4 C0,)
sioux CITY. sOs~A.
CoLLECTTox. -. s;; invested Particular at
ts.:sss.sd Warrants. All orders connected with Cen
eral Banking and Agency business will eceive prompt
and accurate attention.
Requesting notice to tho follow ing: hskusness
Of nonr.sidentS il solicited. There Is now In market
in the Sioux City Land Dist ri"t about 100000
a Cove rnment Land. Most Of these lands are sit
ua.ed along the Dubuque and Pacific" and lows
Air Line" Railroads, and are uniiysled in beauty
Artility aud location. The laud within six miles OF
the Railroads will be sold at 500 per acre. Land
Warrants OF any Act received In pay nent for 81
lands.
charge fnr entering land with gold, aud purchase
and sale vt Real Estate, five per cent.
For locating 100 land VT, sl0 land oce fees 81
so o; 2
10 s; l
n D. All locations made BY me upon lands 80
lected by reliable Surveyor from personal inspse
ton.
Fsftrn
Nissan T,ylor, N. Y. City.
Peoples Bank, do
spencer. Villa 4 Co. Boston.
I. g. Adams, Esq, Chicago.
t:atk, Bros 4 Co.. St. Louis,
". II. Bsrksdals 4 Co.. do
Redmond. Lowell 4 Co. Dubuque, Iowa.
Nackiot Cortin. Davenport, Iowa.
q. Dumont, Esq, India polls, Indiana,
l. q. Lash. hshier, Salem, n. G.
Bank of Seneca Falls, seneca Falls. N Y.
Register and Receiver Land Office, Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26

4 assortment of Circular and Mill Saws, Man
~ drills, Betting. Files. etc. sways kept on hand
al 1t. Louis prices with freight added.
A GRoN lNGEk, sign II the Mill Saw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26

A,nun.-'0o jars Macsboy; leo do Eappee; 200
- hisdiers scotch. TOR sale hv r. CANj.St.tI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26

Nine Cut smoking TObacco--5pa Dbl
L IN store. f.r SAL b. I. tAMPBFLi.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26
FOR RENT,

InlE House formerly owned Ivy James Eariicn at
i the corner OF Second aud Iowa streets, Midsls
SIOUX City. Apply To
MEANS, ALLISON & CO.
Oct
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-26

Dtpe stems--iooo GOO bundles, for sale by
i 7. CAMrBELL.
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Specimen copies sent graf uirously FOR Inspection.
sout'ic' and Western money, or Postage stamps,
taken H., subscriptions.
~ Letters should he directed to
MUM & J.. Us Fulton street. ". Y.
a. M-ssrs. Mum 4 Co. ar. extensively engaged
in PR curing patents FIR new inventions, Rnd III
advise iny.tor without charge. IN regard TO the
na'..iiv ut th.ir I'M .ns.
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PREPARED By
DIR. JAMES &. AVER,
Practical and Amd1yt.cal Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
P'ree % Cents per Dor. Fire Boxes for 81 90.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
The Larger Sunday School Scholars.

Res. DR.. Cooke, of Dover, delivered a very
able and suggestive lecture at the NJ. E. Church,
ia this tewn. on Thursday evening last. before
the Sunday School Association OF that denomi-
nation. lie commenced his discourse by re-
marking that among all the remarkable charac-
ters Of the Old Testament, none were more re-
taarkable than Sampson-while he was yet the
child of promise, the inquiry of his parents was
how shall we order the chIld's ways Alright,
and what shall his judgment be-" which he
said should be the prayerful inquiry of every
parent; like those Of Sampson they should be-
ga with iIs beginning, aud not wait until its
character is half formed-stiff and unwielding.
After short Introductory on the importance
Of an early and anremitting attention to the
formation Of character. and showing the neces-
atty Of parental as we'll as sunday school in
slrueton, both necessary, s0d cannot be cub
siituted, the one for the other, he proceeded to
the subject which he proposed TO DISCUSS
What shall we do to retain our larger boys
and girls in the Sunday School," By late re-
port we learn that in every FIVE years, over
7O0,O00 children go out of our Sunday Schools.
Where do they 60! he ssked-not all of
them into the church nor into heaven. Many
Ofihem, it was feared, t,rayed away into the
broad ways" OF life and were led off by the
seductive influences Of the world. We must
DO something, he remarked, to retain them
within the healthful influences of the Sunday
School and Church. How was it to be done,
vas the important question. We could not ex-
pees boys Of Is and 20 years, and girls of IA
and Is years to be Interested in the same rules
aud come under the same management as those
offs and 10 years. They feel that they ars en-
titled to more respect as becomes their age and
advancement, and unless il is shown them, they
tOrsake it altogether. The speaker then ex-
emPifed his subject at some length, and point
ed out the means 10 be adopted, which he
thought would lead to the desirable result
We cannot, in brief article like this, name
but few Of the leading suggestions, viz an
attractive Superintendent, who should be the
sun Of the school, giving life and light all round;
teachers competent to interest and instruct,
ready to answer as well as question, and punc-
tual in attendance and for the especial cOnsid-
erstinn Of the class above alluded TO they should
be placed to themselves. and recommended the
elsss-rooms for such purposes. The Doctor
with some excellent advice to both teachers
aud scholars which it is hoped will be acted
upon.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
The Concert.

The concert, as advertised, came off on Fri
day evening last, with grea. deal of eclat.--
The performance of ell the pieces was highly
creditable, which was evidenced by the frequent
applause and encOres of the audience. The
programme was we'll selected and arranged,
consisting ofperformances by the Band; Orches-
tra-composed of Messrs. Beggs, Offley, Bryan.
Cahlll and Parker; Duets, by Messrs. Ofley
and Bryan, on flute and violin; Trio by Messrs.
Beggs, Ofiey and Bryan, and Vocal Quartetts
by Messrs. Bryan, Cahill, Ofley and Beggs.-
1t would be useless for US to designate in re-
gard to their comparative excellence-they
were all good, and most of them encored. The
Band acquitted themselves with entire credit,
and their performance on this occasion was con-
sldered equal to that of the best city Bands
The performance of the amatuerS was very ar
tistic, and an important element in the exerci-
ses of the evening.
The master spirit, however, was Prof. J. L.
Beggs. whose enthusiasm and superior abilities
make him pre-eminently suited to such occa-
slons The audience was good, many being
in attendance from Middletown and Odessa.
A severe storm ragged on Saturday evening,
IN consequence of which the concert intended
or that evening has been postponed until Sat
lrday evening, the 14th of January.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
Congress-.

The House has MT yet organized. and up to
the present time but l3 .ballots have been ta-
ken, Sherman, the Republican candidate, lack
ing bat of an election. Bocock, the Demo-
cratic candidate. withdrew after the 18th bal
lot, and the probability now is that choicc
will soon be Gade, either by uniting on a com.
Promise man or adopting the plurality rule.
In the Senate, besides adopting a committee
of investigation upon the Harper's Ferry AZ
fair, the election of Rev. DR.. Gu:ley, of Wash
ington, as chaplain, and Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of
Alabama, as President of the Senate pro tenn,
nothing of importance has been done.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
Sundav school Exhibition.

Preparations have been making, for some
~eeks,-as most of our citizens are probably
aware-for an exhibition to be held at the NJ.
Il Church. BY the scholars Of that church, du-
ring the Christmas holidays. Next Tuesday
evening. the 9th inst, has been fixed upon as
the time for this interesting occasion, which
We are sure the most of our citizens will be
eager 10 hear. The exercises will consist of
defamation Of single pieces-prose and poetry
dialogues, singing. &c. They have been Sc.
leeied with care. and entered into by the child
rea With uuusaa. interest and must prove high
y entertaining to the audience.
The Library connected with the School needs
renosaiing and the Board of Managers have
concluded TO dispose of tickets Of admission a,
III eta each. fos the purpose of raising the me-
eesssry fands. which they think no one will
hesitate 10 give, as il is for the moral and intel
ieelsal benefit of the childsen. The exercises
wlll commence si So o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
Smyrna Depot.

The Directors of the Delaware Railroad cer-
tainly pursue blind policy in regard to Smyrna
Station, by not putting up thereat creditable
aud suitable buildings, commensurate with the
demands of the place. In one day, last week,
(Frday) Col. Douglass, The Agent, had to turn
off over three thousand bushels of corn because
there was no room to store it, nor cars to load
it in. This was in one day alone, and Row
much has been turned away altogether we are
unable to say, but we suppose large quantity.
There is not only needed grain Depot suffi-
cient to accommodate the demands Of the pub
lie, bat also passenger Depot in place of the
old shell that now dsgraces the Station.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
Temperance Convention.

The approaching State Temperance Con.
TentiOn-tO be held on Thursday, the 29th
inst., at the NJ. E. Church, in Smyrna,-promi-
ses TO be an interesting occasion, and well at
sended. We cannot expect SO large delega-
tiOn from distant localities as if held in a more
pleasant SEASON, but there will, doubtless, be
enough of the representative men from those
places to show the state of feeling, and sent-
Vne'.ts that may exist there in reference to the
cause. From this section and the contiguous
towns we think we are warranted in expecting
pretty full attendance.
We believe there is a reviving interest in
the subject IF temperance abroad in the laud,
and such being the case we must expect to see
this interest eviuced by corresponding action.
Since the defeat of the prohibitory law" the
friends of temperance have been waiting to see
what their opponents-who boasted so much
on the potent power of moral suasion -
would do, but they have waited in vain-like
the dog in the manger, they would do nothing
themselves nor let others do. From the state
of morals now existing, it is very apparent that
something ought To be done, and we call upon
all friend of oftemperance, old or new, whether
ever Connected with temperance society be-
fire OF not, to represent their sentiments on
Ihs occasion.
Arrangements have been made with E. @.
SeweIl, Jr., Superintendent of the Delaware
Railroad, 10 furnish delegates coming on the
RlIlrv,d with return tickets, free OF Charge.