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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

Qulek work--Bapld Inprovsm,at.

mere ls hpththG illustrates the rapid, 20
q head progressive, Young America spirit Of
tho age more clearly than 8 little circumstance
weighing shout ten pounds that came 10 light
yesterday We are a fast people out ia lad.
iara sometimes, although other aud older and
more gassy Ststes may crow louder than we
d', when Is come. to real living, moving,
stirring events, we guess we are SOME Our
friend, parson Goodwin Of the American,
was called on Wednesday TO a 90 q Gew miles
100 the country, on a little business The
Pafsou has DIS Office close 10 ours. and we
observed that he was spruced up rather more
than usual on that day, so much SO indeed,
that we could hardly recognize him as one Of
the newspaper fraternity His boots were
blacbCd, his coat gave unmjstakable signs Of
having been brushed, MS hat looked as glossy
as an Alabama niggers face freshly creased,
and a snow white neck clo.h encirclcd his
throat. All the little devils about the office
pceped from their diugy rooms, wondering
what on earth had happened to the Parsou.
He jumped into a buggy behind q g 80 nag,
and from the way he cracked his whip, one
would suppose be carried a regular book for
che Derby.
In the evening when he returned, it was
whispered around that the Parson had a $40
job in the country and all expenses paid
He looked as smiling and as rosy as if a half
dozen Of yellow legged chickens had gone to
roost under his vest, aud the little imps in
his office were uptotheir eyesin watermclons
pure, red.cored, luscious looking melons
at the expense of the boss. It was a happy
time about that office on Wednesday.
Yesterday a change came over the spirit
Of their dream. The Parsons face was two
feet and a half longer than the day before
He was grum, surly, and the boys had 20 toe
the mark straight along without looking 30 the
right or lefh There was no ripe, red cored
melons, no rosy checked apples or mellow
pears laid on the cases OF the busy type set
ters. The room was as still as the grave,
sa7e the rapid clic& made by the type, which
sounded clear and distinct. Pieces Of paper
lay around, evidently rudely and angrily
torn, on which might be traced such words
a'-"'oJ D''"e-''s'"' innocence ana puFi'
ty--sPotless-Iii'ies and roses-sail down
the stream-Heayan's last best gift, and
many other choice phrases usually strung to-
gcther when two loving hearts are welded in
% one.
Wen, the long and short of it is-thiugs
will leak out in a printing oaice-the fact
was told last night that the b~lusliug bride Of
Wednesday noon, presented her lord a fine
boy on Thursday morning"
"a babe in d house is a weIl-sprtns Of pleasure"
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
DlSCRETIONARY CnMMnrrrp
John L. Campbell,
j. p Allison,
g. r McDougall,
Mrs IL G. Bacon,
Mrs Geo Weare,
Mrs Saml II C,yaA,

The COMMITTEES Of Plymouth, Chem.
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Any person, in the Counties ren-s,
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All sob and articles of eyery liza
tended for exhibition must be desc1.
the description, with the owners name. !,
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o'clock, A. ", Of the day Of ExhijidoS
of persons competing for the Prens
offered on field crops, class No. s, will N
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The Discretionary Committed will AM
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merit, not included in any of the An
classes, premiums not exceeding S25O0
aggregate.
By order Of the Elk Committee
w. II. BIGELON, Secrsta7.
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BUREAU OF ARREARS, Angus. II, 1888.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Sae OF property
for unpaid Taxes and resalsr Rsnts Of Groom
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rubhed The York Commercial Adyertisf day news
psp@r printed and bIsbed in the City q Nes.fork
ff JOSEPH c. PISChNEf, Clerk Of ArTear
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II
THE BOOK OF THE SEASON
10000 COPIES
MRS. PARTINGrows
KNITTING WORK
ordered in advance ana are now Tor sale BY all
the book 70 both lsiact and "a Anas beng Hsppy vm
And intellectual punch in which s ssdae forms Judiiu'
conceive of the eccentric aud gay which might n'o1ese iS
poet who wrote
my thoughts in whirl, like the whirl Of the smoke
Rs,t .sa par. Pos pa. s:s ,s .psd Psl ioss speech
All things considered, but little Of EACH
very accurately described
Il 10 Just the deast the book to take with
you 70 the ,he book IN COOL 'ha'S 'p0 10 TOD
In The New-Yo, S, ,nasPepdepntii Ind % ovrcuvp
,y, Here opened smother and mos. genuinely Amsr
Of humOr MI shisb,r has certany developed Pc.
worthy secondary 20 the sly satire often con
veyed the mistakes There great deal Of fr4smentay
noe wopd have given Nj Shsber rank with best
Dutch aud Flemish artists Sam Slick has run his race Mrs
aS and not unns,rnctive We wish it TO be
he included in these remarks No one should buy the book
In recent lecture speaking difference between wit aud
'1A''' DR. OLIVER wendell HOLMES
THE AUrocRAT AND PROVE ssoR
wit think there has very little oft since Burns Humor
FEELING it, wit needs Voaire was awt bat
Mrs Pa,nston with the omnibus driver has more
f ling ar tumor than ever laughing and
ing are closely allied ps,hos and humor skin"
KNI TTING WORK,
MRS. PARriNoToN
wholly humorous book, nor 10 the huno III OF tna
which often renders book unit Tor the family
library. .,.,,.- 4, -
Within it's may found the mos. be,uu thoughts the
pure, ,eptun and instructive lessons mingled in prose and
rhyme.
The illustrations are SHSs4gs p tss gspTh,55 h5fFS, sT;
OIL" IKE A PIJGIIIsT. IKE BURLEsQUING HOOPS.
NJ. p. and the GROCERs DAUGHTER
ALI IKE and his GUARDIAN
The Krea.er the book entirely original which wiz
render desirable there exists where an
10 read Mrs PaIiingons last j, INTENDED not to please only
time. but 10 be always cneerfG ooupanoa t
lily circle
The first appearance OF
MRS. PARTINGTON
before the public in book form. welcomed BY 'Ae OF
Five years have since passed away and The old ady ha S
popular, and present indications are favorable
KNITTING WORK
than OF her previous volume
In one volume. l2mo. Phce 81 =.
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Now Ready:
yIyUE OPENING SPEECH of JOHN GRAHAM,

JURY the the Defense, on the tfia Oi
Hon. DANIEL r. SlCkLES,
In the Criminal Court Of the Distinct of Columbia April and H.
IS59 Octave. ~ pages Paper covers Price p cents go
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Aorses, Carriages, &r.

A PAIR Of splendid CARRIAGE HORSES for
IA sALE-sylsh drivers; kind In sinai. double hsrn-s
sod for wsn. Of use. Apply 20 CHARLES v. MAPEs No.
l3s Nssssu-s,.
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uUGHES, DUPUY g. CREHANGE,
III IMPORTERS. No 81 MAIDEN-LANE,
Have now in cir FALL IMPORTATION t. which thsy
will receive ADDITIONS during the season comprises
In p.rt desrsbls and complete sssoi,mrnt Of
SILK NETS FANCY COM9S aud HAlk PINS,
HEAD-DREsSES and ORNAMENTS, STEEL GOODS,
SHAWL and SCARF PINS.
BELT SLIDES. BUCKLES sud CLASp3
DRESS BUTTONS, BRUSHES, CARRIERS.
ALSO.
Bus.on Accordsop, Violin Strings Poremopns,e Purses sss
Ws,ch Guards Steel Pens Laee;s Gilt md Fancy Jew-lry
and the
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES,
All of which they offer trade The loves. market prices
and on the most favorable terms.
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Night SCAyENGER.-JOHN DENNER,
II Sikh. sc.yerxrr Ord-s EFF a. No "A Chst a,nst, No
Ia. E~t i2sh o., Win be p5re,8slly attended to.
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III III j. l j. IL N
II f,r August 10 is out, contain ng articles on
~. R@.,ri,nl IN AT City PssseuseT Railroads,
- psin,lrs lOar New Cathcorsl
po,,S.tion. a Houses New Church a. Hartford
tn nm, nkR The Ksfr,-A -A,xyst Brides,
49, IN Railroads TIE BViLDGRs Law Nou~
N,1Yny,nt on Plymouth Rook, American and Foreign,
Pru bur,h sprnson Bridge SUBSTITUTE tor GOD -.
FsIs a ScsAoldh T. hanasctores Ia tihchhS-A
New plymouth Church Brook Cod r., g. NJ
ST. S.ress of Timber. lork,
TS = Ma and Masonry as Blasting Rocks, Cupabe Care
esznpared with Ancient ies.nys,
bfDkIyo Items ISM. ISM .tl,1'r,
Consn,icn OF Iron Moders, street Aichte;tnre,
Chech spire Raised Entire, nfi'oel aneoas Items
R.snt Foreign ard American Advertisements Ne'' 40
Bsldirg PateIis, a. 10 ,,o,,cy q. r.
~ Publishers No 80 Nsssu "
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Cigars.

STRAITON, SANFORD g. Co, Importers Of
- HAVANA CIGARS No. 50 Besvsrst, cor WnlssG, eoe :
sale all grades Of HAVANA CIGARS Of hsr owr sf< ~
too, eitherir bond for export or from store duty paid
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HAVE the word Of God that all whose names
are not written JAnbs Book of Life sh. WORSHIP
~ ard NV con rsuds are A whose not written
in The Lamb. Bob Ct Life shi wurship IN keeping n
~ ONE
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nICKLFSi PICKLES! PlChLES!!
No. NOW READY
FOR SALE ENERYWHERE IN GENEkAL',
Ann No ll3 NASSAU-Sf. IN PARriCl LAR
Do\rT 60 HOME WITHOUT PICKLES!
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Dentistrp.

AsTEOPLASTIC.-T ARTIFICIAL BONE
~ FILLING for DECAYED TEETH IL put In Will. soei
teeth she. BE- fill with II. Rooms Of TIE eneov-
erer corner Broadway and 3ls,s-
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Cost and founa.

7 OST-NOTE at four months drawn BY j. III.
IL Coou In favor 4 j. D. c. Il Cox tor SO II. finder
p.ss- The 10 C. b. COLTOS, no. H@ William
I The payu eLt has been 81 ppsd
7 OST-On Monday, the lst instant, PROM
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H. Mason, ssd him indosed, daxd July S payable two
&5s4o All psns cs1ion-d os1nst tans seid note
payment o the has be- s,opPec The nosr vii pesse
return said note 20 A. W. MORSE of Morse Wolf. 90 walls.
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Thirty first Annual Fair Of the American Insti-
the Exhibition Will be
epes % at PALACE GARDEN in lith ~, the 9th av,
Sept q, 1859 -
Ars exhibition received from Sep. Is until the 2O.h
Circulars be obtained pcson at the Office OF the inst
tue, IN the Cooper Building OF 8tlst. and Ahey
By order Of the Managers DAVID r. JAQUES Chn.
Wn B LEONARD Cor Sec'y
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NNIHITE SEED WHEAT--A small quantity
w lust imported from the Mediterranean Pro. s. per
bushe. l.. hLES
Agricultural waehouse, Nos 1873 and 1871 WHer-st n Y
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In ons volume. l2mo. Phce 81 ..
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andbeuhfd wn
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hant Cloud
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the eanfn the soil
PRAIRIE obtained
a
of HrapHy
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THE SPRING SESSION of 1859, viii
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MARRIAGE GUIDE!

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Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer owe,
the globe, is the consequence Of d;ss,se, pan q
in the system, induced BY the poisonous r.. asaon
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is s--I4 Of
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. ana ,;sa by
the watery vapor from il. While the en-, - nh
the horizon this vapor fingers near the es-.Se l'E
face, and the virus Is taken with II ,b-o'-s ~
lungs into the blood. There it acts as an 80 Ne
poison on the internal viseera and excret;no ing
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid an sslslas
secrete not only this virus, but also the ~ -
the blood. Both the virus and the bile aoc, LOa
in the circulation, and produce violent c1- -'-Ae
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys ,Hs - =
stomach sympathize with the liver, and 70. He
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of ~
ganism, as If in an attempt to expel The nov VI
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of ,bs -
in the internal exeretories to force them N 10y
out. The blood leaves the surface, and r1,Sos !!
the central organs with congestive violence. ~,
Is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. T,s, -
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tbs -
tral organs and PUSHES to the surface. a, = :
another effort to expel the irritating poison thru
that other great excretory-the skin. IN u.
also it fails, and the system abandous the at,s-.
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of s.rp1,s
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. n
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND ArrS
Such constitutional disorder will Of course M
mine the health If it Is not removed.
We have labored to ind, and have found -,
autidote,
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Has1een before I'll public for more than %
years and is leserVedly popular.
From F C. Dillaye Carpenter, Syracuse, N
Y, Oct. Is, 1856.
We take great pleasure in being able to say
that we lave sold VOW Gargling Oil more than
ten years, and have ever heard complaint
nom purchaser.
From s. Bctyto1, L0wville, Wis, Apr. "a, So
Ihave conversed with several OF my neigh
bors, vh1 sIv "They are acquainted with your
Gargling Oil, having frequently used 1t for
both VI IN and Beast" and speak very highly
of its .arltive qualities, and express a wish
that n ,ht he left for sale in this place.
From N.ssrs. s. L. Jackson Co., South Glib
son, Tenn, April IL, 1853.
The I'll takes like hot cakes in this country
We will soon have to order another lot, in or
der to get it here in time.
From J. ". Irwin & Co., SIlineville5 Ohio,
Mlrch Sd, 1858.
We have sold the last bottle Of the Gargling
Oil. Sales are rapid now, though it was some
time before we got il started. 1t IL entirely
the best article we have ever sold. II has per
formed a great many cures, when all other Me-
dicines failed to do any good.
Caution to Purchasers.
The only genuine has &c. W. Merchant,
Lockport, N. "" blown in each bottle, and al
so has his signature over the cork.
II Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by
agents, with Testimonials gifts utility.
All orders addressed to the
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL CO.,
Lockport, N. Y.
%, For sale BY Druggists and Merchants
generally, through the United States, British
Possessions, and other Countries. Andby
SHekvES Macy, White Cloud.
REED & SrURGEs, Iowa Point.
PETER, Frazer & Co., Oregon, No.
JoSEs & Co, Mound City, Mo.
Aud by one or more agents in every town In
the vicinity. Whol,sal at all large CONNER
cial towns. sept. 80, So, Is.