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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13
Salau.an0rr &afcs.
EVANS 4 tTSpS, No. 20 south Fou,
i-Ifi AIM t,4Yt.

I6ANS WATSON, No. 70 South Fourth
street. riiit hBkLPiIlA
3StAE fihI, ttlESFhUT FIFTH Ste.
friisy morning December 18th. lS54-
EVANS 4 N ATS Ms SAlsnantirr Safes triumphant
rs they always are when put to the test.
Philadelphia Dec l5 1850.
MuSSrs Evans 4 a.son. No. % South Fourth 81
Philadelphia. ,mvn We tale much pleasure in
~, nhaEdinE your salamsndsr safes 10 merchants
aud others In want ~ secure Of vrescryi ps
thsr hudks. papers, Sc, from fire. the enc We
purchased from you about seven mouths since has
preserved books papers and cash In Ms good con.
dlun when They were put into it, before the great
IRE OF this morning, which desyyed the ire block
OF buildings, corner of Chestnut and Fifth Streeta
The aboy" sale ia use in our Office on the second
haor Of eur building, from which place il fell into
the cellar and remained there until the fire vas orr
The Safe vas then removed and opened la the prca
ence Of at l-sst leaO persons. who witnessed tLe
good condition OF it, contents. VIII you please
have the safe and latks repaired intend TO ant
/. In again, having perfect confidence ia il fre
proof qualities Yours r-.pe, fully.
LACEY &PHILLIps.
Evans Watson take pleasure in referring 10 tha
following. among the many hundreds who have their
safes In use - Y \ Mint phila Farmers 4 M,ch.n
its Bank, fhils- samuel Alien. Esq High sheriff Of
fhila John \. Henderson, city Controller. Caleb
tope Cos "" - Market st; kichArd Norris Sou.
locomotive builders, thils; Bancroft / Sellers Ma.
ehini~ts corner 18th and James sts; Franklin Yirs
Insurance Company. Philal pennsyl,anis Railroad
Co., lhlta., lacey Philips, corner 9Th and Minor
Sta shsFpi.ss tra, No. W 5. second Street; James
Kent ssutre, No. III North Third Street
lgr.s assortment 81 the above Safes alwHys A.
hauh warranted 10 stand at lesst 10 per cent more
IRE than any lierrng's sal. in use Evana K
Watson also manufacture and keep for sale lrou
shutters Iron p0rs aud Iron sash for n,ak iux Ara
prs" vaults. ~ hanks, stores, private aud public
buildings seal aud Letter Copying Pr.ssss; Fstent
State Lined heirtgefatnr-, &c.
ilcase s,se Us a cali at No % South FOURTH a..
ihll'de.phla lNoliNoi, --ly.
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THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE COMPANY,
DAKOTA CITY. n. IT.

MILL give strict attention TO any agency business
w entrusted to their care, such the buying,
selling and renting OF real estate asd town property,
the Heating Of claims in Western Iowa and Nebraska
and they trust FROM the large amount Of property
they have on hand for sale, aud their general know
edge Of the vest to be able to render perfect satsc
ton.
The buying, selling and locating Of land warrants
In the Sioux City. Council Bluffs Omaha and Dakota
Land Districts and the selecting and enterin lands
in the districts giving description Of the sale
and guaranteeing 1t to be correct
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ton of titles to lands and claims paying taxes. in
yesLg money at western rates of interest," in western
Acting agents for steamboats,, periodicals and in.
surance companies.
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when for liberal interest allowed.
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hands, and giving information to any that wish to
settle in the West, as TO the best localities and bust
ness to enter into.
I'D. NJ. CROCKwELL, President.
| W. II. s. HUGnEs, Secretary.
REFEREGS:
James Buchanan, president Of the United States.
John c. Brecxinridge, Vice President Of the United
States.
| Hon A. Hall Hon w r. W Cobb Hon Il. NJ Short
| er, Hon Henry and A. c. Dodge, Hon. y. B. Chap
man. members and ex members Of Congress How
ell Stribbng, Georgetown. D. G.
| Baldwin. Dodge Co., p. }. McMahan, r. +. Low and
Thos II. Benton, Jr., Bankers and Dealers, Counc
| Bluffs, Iowa.
Col baTReT ana MAJOR fillmore. Register ana BecelY
| If the l. and Office at Omaha Gov. NJ. w lizard
| Hon. S. ERosers, Augustus Kountze. Omaha.
| Hon, l. 4. Gibbs and NJ. W. Kiden, Nebraska city.
| VI MDhly. X. II. Booth, l.. Iangworth a Brothers
| Lowell, Taylor Co., bankers and agents, Dubuque
| Iowa.
Hon. p. NJ. Cassidy, Hon. T. A. Walker, Hon. D. o
! Finch. Fort B.s Noines, Iowa.
c. l.. D. Crockwe ell, e.itor Ct the Eureka, Anamosa
! Iowa.
n. B. Letters to receive prompt attention must h
directed to tho President, Dakota City. n. 4. ofic
AZ the Caewawa House, corner Of Bro dway aud 20ti
| streets sept2mo5ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13
hYER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Coughs Colds, fToaraenc.s Brou,hi
1is. " A0UpiHf-C Cough. Group,
A=f AEnn and Cow. II IN pt Ion,

8hr~1sD #EH n! msHy years aGd through every
'stsE" % N stt= 3 Wtcz AVER tHtkFT FEeEaB A. Ia
fHet i+hN3 81 @s.it uHF i.lti aHd 10 cure more ,.
SEES ot pulls H4.t PSI azH thau any other remedy
tn7Nh iN iraf+4i tass ~: AN arentiy settled Con
sumption haF@ ,aNh cured NY it, aud thousands o.
!HAi alJ hHFs h=u FsErt 70 ttgfr friends tud Use
lHt#g I" sound bgtstt aud ihe enjaymeuts Of life
y tHss alt Ea ~ AHf sole 4 dsss;.-,s II the lungs
Fa3 ttiH@i tie#"" .n51 ma settled ON the lungs
tag dfh Hls sss' h the CLASSY eye and the p1le
taHH uEs # aira Na9 "aS lstsiy lEstr and struna
~l#sr Ina5 Aui ttla As>s NfToS He tries eyrrl
thtuE hat tie Ns E7e II EMRN IN At his ,.t5!s ana
4 ~ .t# stfat SYMPTOMS mur, sra more over sl M
i4&ae. y t#tahta tau Cherry isctoraj it has
50 EEef h4= t5e E'tf Hzest his hraaihu easy his
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13

710 ACRES OF land joining the corporate limits
l@tO Of Sioux City, will be sold in tracts TO suit
purchasers and at low figures. Address
GEO. NEARE. Banker,
sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13
Broadway Gold Pen Manufacturing
9"4 Company,
M 2CS Rron1,pnu Ma, YnrL ~
And ell other kinds and styles at the retail prices
Pre- mi u ms Presented to Pure n q sera


To every person buying gold pen Of us we present
numbered certificate. and each of these certificate
entities the holder Of It. by the extra Of Is
cents article Of fewery in value fou 81 10 800.
This jewelry consists Of Gold and silver atches in
great variety Silver Goblets, Silver Fruit Baskets,
Gold Guard Chains for ladies, Lockets Bracelets Gents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Bre+stpin,,
Bracelets, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses &C.
of which sell for less than 81 For every dollar pdid
as, the party is s1tied 10 numbered Certificate and
By The payment Of rs cents EXTRA each certcate hs
tssRtted 10 receirs phatersr The number Of the CIR
ffcuts designotts. We have been IN operation for
three years and thousands have bought OF and -
have learned that any ever dissatisfied
This plan affords every opportunity Of obtaining .
gold watch article of jswelry. for n trinisg
sum. III our pens, pencil cases, &c, are genuine
tices manufactured by ourselves with great care and
we offer them prt cisey at prices asked in all oths
stores In the city. To agents make advantageous
offers any energetic person do well by working
or us. We wish agents in every place In the
try, and persons who would like become such will
circulars of prices terms, &c. We have no stated Pc
rinds for distribution. The moment pen 10 purcha-
sed the purchaser is entitled to receive his premium
on the payment Of "a cents extra
All orders BY mail should he addressed,
MLHRlCk, BENTON DEAN.
1856 Broadway. New York
n R.-(iOd Pens repoin'ed in n superior manner
Enclose the pen ard 80 cents in r. O. stamps. and he
pen wiz be repointed and returned post paid
The BROADWAY GOLD Pen MANUFACTURING
cONPANf,is well known Throughout the country
but, as there undoubtedly some who are not &C.
quainted with as, weappcnd the following welIknowa
names references:
Fellows q Co., No. II Maiden Lane, NY.
Hicks & Mitchell, 20 do do
Benton Bros, or Broadway and Court
land sts., N. Y, and Chestnut ST. Phia.
j. II. Sturdy Il Co., No. Gilsey Building,
New York.
Could u Wood, No. Maiden Lane, NY.
VII nu3&
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13

30 shares in Dakota CITY
2+U acres OF valuable land, claim in Dakota county
y T. aud LOCO acres OF we'll selected land IN the y
ciuity of Serg-auts Bluff. Iowa. tit. made BY tn.
tresiIrn' aud haN" MISC hand, uud Hie constantly
rrc"ItinE IDir and Lands to- sell for others, which
the! assure the puli3r they sell uis to SUIT
Once At the Chiwawt House, Dakat. CITY. y. T.
J. Il VI. GRO kn ELL, President
Dakots City, Sept lG. is57-Tyl.
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c!eNtiftc ainericau.
PROSPECTUS.
Vol. IA Begins September II, 1855.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

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advise inventors, without charge in regard to the
novelty Of their improvements.
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FOR SALE.
1000 ACRES

TOWN LOTS IN any portion Of Sioux city-term.
i reasonable. Apply at the Banking and Agene,
Once Of GEO. WEARE
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AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
Go and Get Your Picture Taken
sLADE d DUNBAR

sLADE d DUNBAR
ID EsfIlfFILLf announce tlist they have lust
IN opened, IN Nj. eahhafn's building on sixth
struat iirst class Auhratyl gallery, and are pre-
pared 10 take pictures la the different styles of the
ait Ileif stnck comprises large and varied asslt.
nient Of Cases, aud the Lest quality OF ali kinds Of
plates
sioux city, Oct 2s.--tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-13

M choice Farming Lands situated near the Tn.
~ buque and facinc Railroad In Sac county Iowa
Also 1900 Acres of good land, advantageously
situated, in Woodbury. county, Iowa--sill he sofa
cheap by GEO NEtRF
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS,
AND
MANUFACTURERS.

| announcing the Thirteenth Annual Volume Of
j the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers re-
speet'niiy inform the public that in ord increase
u O.I..r
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Harper's Magazine.

Publishers ana Patent tgsats,
No. rs Fulton street. New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
NO. DO.

dustry, the progressive Impulse acquired by all
engaged IN the agriculture of this country, would
iaH to carry success with them to their new
abodes! 1t imparts new energy to plant to
transplant itin better and more congenial soil.
BY the gradual transfer Of four millions Of our
treemen to the vacant regions of Central and
South America; invigorated by a fresh sense of
liberty; with lands of their own before them to
improve; with immense forests of mahogany
and all the precions woods Of the tropics-the
dye stutfs-the medicinal plants and varieties
Of fruits, which make up of themselves rich
commerce, growing spontaneously, and to be
had simply for the labor of preparation; with
mines of silver and gold shut up simply because
OF the exhaustion OF the race that opened them,
race uBsuited to the climate in which they are
found-whO can doubt that the transpIantation
OF the negro fiOm our temperate zone to that hot
climate that infuses immense vigor into all the
animal life as well as vegetable growth that is
native to is,would not only create wealth, but es
tabllsh great national power, for the benefit of
that under the patronage and protection of which
it arosei rsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

REAL Estate TRANsFERs.-The following are
the transfers recorded within the past week:
July 10, ls5s-Christopher Paff to Henry Kel-
Ter, part of sub lot in Andrews & Hoyt,s sui.
division ten acre lots and having 30 feet front
on the South side of Orange street Cons. Sl4OO.
Dec. 2s-Russel NJ. johnson to Mary Ann Pierce
sub lots las and IA in Taylor Farnos allotment on
Kentucky street; also sub. lot 10 in S. s. stones
subdivision, original lot so, Cleveland CITY. West
side. Cons $1,000.
Jan. l9, ls59-Henry L. Whitman to Orvis W.
Hotchkiss, sub. lots l, g. and % in Hiram Stones
subdivision of Originallot 70 in Brooklyn township
Cons. $1,000
jan 29-Henry L. Whitman to John Vanderao
sub lot 80 in Barber Lords allotment 81 feet front
on Bridge street and lO7I-2 feet deep. Cons.
S64O.
jan E4E2E HSE ~ bMSNFgast ApBa 81 s sb
lots l23 and l24, about "a miles from Public
Square. Cons. $500.
Feb. 3-John Erwin to Geo. Scheayerman, sub
lot ls in John Erwin's allotment of ten acre lot IL,
having 80 IL feet on Croton street, and ll6 feet
deep. Cons. 1862, So
Feb. 5-Thomas S. Weed to Charles C. Briggs,
part of sub lot No. II Barber & Lords allotment
having 30 feet front on Church street, City, West
side. Cons. $500.
Feb. 9-Lewis Dodge to Amos Stoddard, part o
two acre lot 159, A l2 feet front on Prospect St.
and Isl feet on Brownel street. Cons. $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

FIRE-The drying house connected with the
Boston Pail Company's Works on Center street
was found to be on fire about hafpast three o'clock
yesterday afternoon Owing to the brick wall,
of the house, scarce any check could be made to
the progress of the flames. The building contain
ed slaves for about 5000 pals which were drying,
and being thrown in loosely, the upper ones served
as a shed for those which were on fire beneath
The loss was not more than $500 No insurance
The weather was extremely cold, and the firemen
and their hose were encased in Ice wherever the
water had fallen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

WHOLESALE GResERY TRIDE.@Gf he wholesale.
grseery store of Messrs Bradburn & Fisher is one
of the largest in the city 1t 40 feet by 2OO and
three stories high. The store is double oLe, the
partition having been cnt away between two ada
cent stores, and extends from River to Meadow
street, with entrances upon both streets The
rear entrance, upon Meadow street, renders the
shipment of gOodsto the niiroads comparatively
small matter, the depot being near at hand This
spacious store is filed with all varieties of goods
in the line, and has very extensive trade Sugars
and molasses, coees, teas, spices, liquors, and in
fact everything in the grocery line can be found
here, arranged conveniently for inspection and
storage.
This firm has also the agency for Duryee & For
syths celebrated Scales, manufactured at Rochester.
These Scales can be procured of Bradburn & Fish.
er, as well IS by sending directly to head quarters
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

Sons OF MGLTG-The greatest curiosity has
been felt in regard to the Independent Order of
the Sons of Malta, and this curiosity extends 10
the Festival ct the Angler at the time of the Sec.
ond Full Moon," and it is noticeable cireum.
stance that upon the morning of that cay thtre
will be total eclipse of the moon-plainly vsil Il
to all who rise at three o'clock A. NJ II is ratf q
to be regretted that the eclipse could not be pc st-
pOned for day that its dying glory aud its blood
red hue, when eclipsed. should be one Of the mys-
terious sights with which, it is rumored, the Sons
VIII astonish and awe all behoIders. We wait the
event with fear and trembling. r9-,t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

POLICE CoURT.-But one case was disposed Of
yesterday at Police Court. James Halligan was
accused of committing assault and battery on Mrs
Salmon, and the evidence showed that the charge
was no fish story. Having put large sized brick
in his hat, Halligan assaulted Mrs. Salmon with q
brick in his hand and had be not been arrested in
his mad career, would have crushed her to the
ground. he pleaded that be was very drunk and
didn't know what be was doing. He was fined IS
and sent to jail for few days in default Of pay
ment. 1-.i't -di4AI
JohnE. Heihleimer, arrested for stealing ISL
sheets Of roofing tin, and ID pounds of solder
leads, the whole being worth some $40, and Henry
AHpress, for receiving these stolen goods, had
their cases held open to tomorrow morning.
Same with Richard Van Tasael and Hugh Mooney
for horse stealing. @ -
Court adjourned to Saturday morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

CLBVELAND IRON NMAEUFAcTUREs-The Rail.
road iron establishment, located between Case Ay-
enue and Wilson street, has been thoroughly over
hauled and put into complete repair Many i'm
provements have been made, which will facilitate
the operations of the works, and all is again in sue
cessful operation, with two gangs of hands employ.
ed for running the machinery and furnaces night
and day. Large quantities of railroad iron of ex-
cellent quality is turned out here, and large num-
Der OF workmen, most of them having families, are
dependent for their support on this establishment
The boiler iron mill, opposite, is in full blast. and
the sight Of dense volumes of smoke and the rattle
of machinery at Messrs. Morrill, & Bowers, isindc.
ative of the enterprise with which the works are
carried on.
>. NJ. Carpenter q Co., have large amount of
Woik under contract at their extensive new brick
foundry at the corner Of Wason and Lake streets.
portion of their large force is busily engaged in
moulding car wheels, independent of which. thew
are now making some ten thousand dollars worth
Of car castings for different companies. They are
also engaged in manufacturing the balance of the
castings for the new Court House. The number of
men employed here is very large.
We notice also that the Pittsburgh repair shops
keep their usual number of hands and are carried
forward with spirit, while the full complement of
artlzaDs have work at the mammoth car and repair
shops owned by the Lake Shore Railroad Company.
All these facts betoken better times than were ex
perienced here last winter The portion of the city
occupied by these and other similar establish
ments, reminds one of the smoky, sooty town of
Pittsburgh, where every person is connected with
the iron works, either personally or By marriage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, FFB,Y n, 1s5e
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

= Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiio
dono al the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
on the latest imprVed and rapid steam presses in the
best STYLE on short notice, and reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paidto blank work. Every description
of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books &c sc
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GeaaI Notifies.
CHEFIFF'S SALE.-BV vi

&I1G hlff . HAJJE.-by virtue OF an
~ execution issdol fiOm tie Court Il Common Pleasof
Cahoga County al the suit Of John Leonard vs. Lester
A Harmon al directed, have lsVsd ur1n and
shall oer for sale Puhis Auefipn he door OF the
Court House tceTner Of Senrca and Champain strertsl m
the CITY Of Cleveland, IN said unity the 5th Day uf
March, 1859 at O'Clock p NJ. OF sid dry. the following
described lands and teDemenis TO wit: Situated the
township OF Olmstead being number the ftseuth
OF Townships 10 the Connecut Western Reservoir
The S.ate Of Ohio and h c also IN tho CouutF Guy
iEog ard Is kn the north half Of the following de-
bed land: Beginning at the south Of the
Williams and Howard called west Of the Of
The road leading trom Olmstead Falls Village t. Hozd-
icy Mills nLuiumbia thence west along the suulerly
line said Wia-ns Howard tract to JOB Smiths land
Themes nOrthery by line al right angles With the north
line Of said Williams Howard tract land 0f Stephen
Jones' thence easteriy with limo parallel with
line Of said tract TO the centre cftte read thence
souhorly along the OF the The Daf OF he
ginning containing 10 all twenty-iOur sad fy-ve
rods aI more S. and said north haf thereof COZ
lSl twelve acres AMI twenfyseyen and half of
land Also other piece parcel Of land situate in The
township Of Omste9d the County Of Cuyahoga aud the
state o. ONO being seOt No. in 0lms.sad Falls vii
ige a lotmeut, and Is the Frisby Lot " Also,
one other pisce parrol land being us feet width 0
fr0m the west end OF lot No So in Ohnscd Falls Vags
allotment, in the COun AMI s. ate Aforesaid
Elrst above described parcel appraised $40
Third do DO Do .....-.,-.-. ......,-.-, i6c
n