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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

The UsEs OF CeTToNwocp. We have
been shown an article Of letter paper
made Of cottonwood, at Yancton, ID. T.
The specimen can be asan by calling on
Postmaster Smith.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

CSC. W. CHAMBERLIy.-The election OF
this gentleman to the position Of Mayor
of Sioux City. is An honor properly con-
fsrred. Mr.. G. was among the earliest
settlers in this city, has been Intimately
identified with its growth and prosperity
and in the discharge Of BIS duties as May
or, his own interests As well a. bis regard
for the general welfare of the city, will
insure . wise aud econ omical admins
tsatiOn. H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

TAILoRING.-We call the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement of John
z. SAMPsELI, fashionable tailor. He il
reputsd to be good workman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

WAaRANTEs DEsps, printed on superi,
or paper, tor sale at this office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

DISTRICT CoURr.-Ths District Court
convened in this city on Monday l'st-,h's
honor, Judge Hubbard, presiding.
The following are the paass Of tho
Grand Jurors:
G. r. McDougall, ForsD4n.
A. Marshall, A. J. Mi,Ard. John House
holder, N. lowering, G K. Poor, N. Ksl-
logg. N. Phillips. Gordon Hall. VIM.
Montgomery, J. Shssrsr, Wa. Graft. j
NJ. Lewis. W. s Mccurdy, J. R. Ssnborn.
Up to Thursday evening the following
cases had been disposed Of:
N. Lowering vs.. G. W. F. Shsrwio. Non.
suit.
Crockwell ". Chaffes. Nonsuit.
A. II. Baker vs.. J. w. Ritz. Judgment
for Dsft.
D. NJ. Mills vs.. W. W. Brookins. Judg
msnt for PIT for $232,42.
Little, Brown L Co. ". George Stickney.
judgment for PIT for $492.
d. c. Mccall vs.. II. W. Tracy 4 J. X
Cook. Judgmen. for PIT. for $6l5,2O.
Enos Stu,sman vs. Thomas Brassford
Judgment for Plf. by default.
l.. Bates vs.. J. J. Allen judgment, for
Plf for $500.
g. r. McDousall Va. Enos Stu,sman.--
Judgment by default for $2O7.
Sanborn & Toilet vs.. Justus Townsend
Judgment for PIhs. for $3l0.
IA. & N. W. Sa~yers vs.. Bedard, Rule
L Co. Judgment for PIffs for $55s,90
Tootl. Il Jackson vs.. Eli Bedard & Chss
Rulo. Judgment for Plifs. for 1925.
Boslsr l. Hedges vs. Henry & Campbell
Judgment for Pits. for S207 ,2S.
j. 8. Loveland W. Josiah McCadden-
Judgment for PlAf for $3.50.
Il sAdisiss u - 1sttss esssidssahs,
ssasss " ss44g - - dll
#MIdk - .xx.cf3 ri ~
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Regular service every Sabbath at the
Methods. Church, on Douglas street, Rev.
!. K. FULLER, Pastor, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, and 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
At St. Thomss' Church, Rev. Mr.. HoYr,
Rector, on Douglas street, every Sabbath.
at Ii o'clock. A. ~, and 64 o'clock, P. NJ.
At the PresbyteriaA Church, Rev. Mr..
CHESTNUT, Pastor, on Foerth street, every
Sabbath. At IL o'clock, A. NJ, and 6l
o'clock, P. NJ.
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Proposals for the Cutting Of Ha,
ofCo.Partnersl,ip

fINiE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the AN iersigned under he name and style of
A. Haas Brother is this LIT b day Of March, 1850,
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Haas having pur-
chased tn. interest aud assets of said firm. and
sumed the liabilities. will continue the business at
the old stand corner OF Pearl and Third sta, Sioux
City, Iowa A. HAAS,
Sioux City. March H. 1880. l. HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

DkJ~ Moving buildings seems TO be the
order Of the day in Sioux City. Moving
fos fear Of the Grand Jury, isn't.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

Persons owning breaking teams should
not fail 10 see the advertisement OF John
IL. Charles in another column
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

Look out for a steamboat arrival during
the coming week Times, last week.
Who has been selling you neighbor?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

We understand from reliable authority
that the delegates TO the Chicago National
Convention are all going for Rats.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07
jon PRIYrrSG.-We have recently mad.

Jon PRIxrrSG.-We have recently made
some additions to onr already large and
varied assortment Of Job Printing mate.
rails. and are now prepared to do al kinds
Of printing in As good Style and At ~ rea-
sonable rates Is any Office on the Missouri
Slope. We respectfully solicit the patron
age Of merchants, agents, county officers.
and everybody having printing TO do, being
satisfied that We can give satisfacsion as
to style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

IAccAKp has jus. received by express,
nice ut Of jewslry. Give him call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07
TERMS OF THE REPUBLICAN.

As an induccmc0t a. our friends 10 assist In az.
tending he circulation OF the RepaSean, We osYsr
the following premiums;
For club OF fourteen Wookliss, one COPY one wear
OF III. Weekly
For club Of thirty Weekliss. one cory one W ar .,
the Tri Weekly, OF three copies of the Weekly
In addition We will give prenium OF ONE NUN.
DRIED DOLLARS for the largest club, and FIFTY
DOLLARS for The nsst lsrgsst club, sent T. u. be.
fore the first Of March neat All names sont la 10.
frs that time 10 BE- counted,
GEnRGE KNAPP 4 co
II. Louis, Decem. ~ ., 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

TELEGaAPHIc.- The Jno. Gilpin Line
Of telegraph is in running order FROM Sioux
City to ST. Joseph, Mo-, as will be seen BY
the following dispatch, which w clip from
the St. Joseph Journal
LEyEE, 3 p. M.-Two barges are watt
ing to be towed up the Willow Branch
with gold from Pixies Peak. belonging to
miners from the upper country. A raft
came down from Sioux City with whisky
jug and pair OF old bsots as freight
The crew, it is supposed, had stopped for
supplies, and as time and tide waits for no
man. the craft had sai lied onward without
an ado to the owner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

The weather still Continues fine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

Tnx RIysR.--The Missouri at this point
continues very low, and by news from be-
low w learn tina. the old muddy 10 very
much "down in thu mouth From pres
ent indications We will net have y steam
boat 81 Sioux City before the goth Of this
mouth.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

A LII those wishiag TO have earn ground. can BE-
~ accommodated at the Sions city Mili, by bring
INK v ~ hy Monday nsst, as VIII positively start
III. mill on Tuesday next.
WHEAT wilt. NE GROUND
the week after next without mil.
HENRY ROBSON.
November 5th, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-07

Qua OLD friend J. L. FoLLErr returned
to Sioux City few days ago, from few
months visit among his friends in the east
He is as jovial and plump as ever, but
unlike the "Little Giant" remains "ior-
lorn old BACH
j. + BooGE, of thr Arm Of II. D.
Booge 4 Co., returned from st. Louis a
few days ago whittier he had been to buy
. stock of goods for their house in this
city. lie Informs US that he has purchas-
I'd an extra large assortment, and that the
goods will arrive on the first boat
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seletteo 4oetrp.
MINNIE LEE.
By WILLIE LIGHTHEART.

Thou art lovely, very lovely,
Minnie Lee:
Thou art fairer than the fairest,
Minnie Lee;
With thy hazel eyes, so meek,
And thy rosy-tinted cheek,
Thou art precious to US, dearest
Minnie Lee.
Thou art happy as birdling,
Minnie Lee,
That amid the wildwood singetb,
Minnie Lee;
And the music of thy voice
Maketh all around rejoice,
For bliss to US it bringeth,
Minnie Lee.
Thou art gentle as lambkin,
Minnie Lee,
Sporting 'mong the summer flowers,
Minnie Lee;
And as cloudless skies Mt night,
So thy heart is full of light,
Cheering all our darkest hours,
Minnie Lee.
We would keep thy heart from sorrow,
Minnie Lee,
Bring no woe to hush thy laughter,
Minnie Lee;
But the world is full Of cares
Hath its sorrows and its tears,
That may shade the fair hereafter,
Minnie Lee.
There is only "one thing needtul,"
Minnie Lee,
To convey thee cafe to heaven,
Minnie Lee;
Only confidently lean
'Pon the lowiy Nazarene,
And his grace to thee'll be given,
Minnie Lee.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. imv"w 81 ihr aw lul
"f human life rt,'dhy S">T.i discuss and i!
drcrtin> rac:icr upon tl unfortunate Victims al >ucl
Diseases hy QaIch> >rvrr: directed im!I i":..
-uug Surgeon. ~ >tll.ARliARlEAC ACl worthy al her
u;.I". ui" Di~"u>ay tor ~" tr"amr n 81; rh> r!
uf di>rS. III all their ir> :. :" CIV" MEDICAL. AID
VICE GRATIS fn aI " II" aTIy hv letter. itl 'i,>rr
ton u their rc"iiii"n. occupation. habits "i iii.
and in r;l>,- rA'r"mr poverty. =" n ENlSII MEDI
SClNEFREEDF CHARGE. Ia n"r!!r>> II" adj ;:i' rl
Association cIIGtu> tin highest Medical Kill; "t the ;.-
and will furnish the Inu>t m0i"rn treatment.
The Directors III" Association in their Animal Rrpnr'
upon tr treatment ui SrNuu Diseases. for thu :Id-
january i>i. l-- "Apr,s> the highest Satisfaction with the
sucrr>s which li~ rrI.t thu ahurr ui Ihr CoisIn-:
Surgr"n in III" S,r"rma.o rrh;l Srniu; W"akr"~~
Impotence. ;"nurrhu cri, syphilis the vice "; un;ui-
Sr ;lis. aud ORDER continuance the >;il.
plan for the "H>ulir year.
lh" Directors rrvlw "f IN" past. fee, assured 'hI'
their lh"r> III i, sphere "f hrnrv"Imt rii"r, have h,
great h,nrI tn. afflicted. ,>Iri;tty the ymm:. and
they havrrc>"lvrd 70 devote ili>,., il zeal!
4" this very important and much de- is, i r.ul>r.
An admirable R'l"rt on SlrrmI'rlrhu'. or Seminal
Weakness il" wee "f Ina;>n, Mu~iurl':nn N ;Ii.
uu Tier dist IL the >rNiI..l "raii>. hy the Cu~
Surgeon will h" >rni hy HIa jlu "airi rnVriulp FREE
OF CHARGE receipt uf TWO SrhMI':, l"oi;.l;..
Oii"r I"TtS AMI Tracts r nature ami treatment
SrAu. ,l!-,:IS,s diet >Iuiiv i.I published
for rautuI- d.-rihufi'm ;t:d will be- fi, .r.iri,
Some e., the remedies AMI m,ih,~ I'll Treatment di>
c"v"rr! during ihc last year. ar'"i great Waltz.
Address. Tor Report or Treatment. IN j. SNinLIN
ID CLIFTON. Acting Surgeon How aI Association. ""
= South Ninth Street. lIilal" iEia Ia
Iy order "t IA" Directors.
EZRA u. HEART WELI President.
GEO. FARCEILD, SECRETARY
Aug.i II ~
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED TEHAN
THE RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What Why n bcauiiful head of Hair

What! Why beautiful head OF Hair.
Brcaus" il i the "rnamrni Con HIMSELF PROVIDED for
all Rra,lr although III" may bloom
brightly in the glow ing check the eye b spark
ling the teeth h thu,c OF pearls ii the head is bcrr
it, covering the hair br >narlrl and shrv""d harsh
dry still if Sprinkrd with gray. will
loss than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Res
orarivc, if Used tw""r three times w~k, will rs"r,
and permanently TO all such ornament. Read
the following and iug". The writer of H." first j. the
celebrated Pianist. Thilb"rg:
DR. WuOp:- NEW ToEK. April 10, lS:-.
Dear Sir-prrmii III" tn expires ynu rh obligations
under for the entire restoration "f my lair 10 il, org,
ina color about the time Of nv arrival in I'll" United
Satr> rapidly h'coming gray. bu upon the appli.
cation "f your "ia!r Restorative" Il >"m recovered il
original h'' c"n,ii"r y"nr Restorative Is very ""n
t!vriu. invention quite rilrac!o- wei. H. i,rrhlr.
am, dear sir yours truly, :. TllALBERG.
"Drvch ar liwvlrivdc
Wr!,l Newspaper Office, l3 NaS-au April l2 l-:,-
PROF. .. }. WOOD Dear Sir:-SUm. month a. six
weeks ago received bottle OF your Hair Restorative
and gave il my wifi. who concluded try on her hair
little thinking thu time that il would r.>orr th. gray
hair To- it, original color bur her we'll IL NV stlrpr:>
atr"ra few weeks triaI it has performed thar wonderful
cffcr; by turning all the gray hairs tn dark brown
the same time brau'ifyinC an,l ihi"k"lmg the hair.
strongly recommend the ab"v" Restorative T." all persons
in the want ot such chHngr"f their hair
CHARLES CADEEW.
NEW YORK, July -. lS:;.
PROF o. j. WOOD: With confidence. do recommend
Hair Restorative. H. being the ricacio,> ;rric
saw. Since using y"ur Hair Restorative my hair
and whskcrS which were almost white, hay" gradually
grown dark anu HOW iili Il lew
ir!iinu> i'll them their natural color IL al>',
has relieved me Of all dandrIf and unpleasant itching.
common among persons VIII" r>pirrir"rly
j. E. klLBY.
PROF. wOOD-About Two yc;r>aE" my hair commence d
falling of and turning gray WAS fi>i b"con!mg bald.
and had tried many Remedies to no fleet. r"m!nruc,,l
using Your Restorative in January last. \ few apIri
nlis fastened my hair iirm = f. h,Ean Till MP. grow
out and turned back lis former color tblack Al this
time i, fully restored {" its ,rinaI c"r. health and a
Ir;ancr and ch,.rtullv recommend il Use To all
Chicago ILL.,. May |. i>:'1. j. ID. HOES.
Th. Restorative j. put MP in hu'> "f f3izS. viz large
medium and small the snail holds pint aud rrail> for
one dollar per bottle; the medium holds III least twenty Irr
cent in proportion tlai 'l" small. rr;> for tw"d"
lars per bottle the large hold, quart lOprr in
proportion aud retail, for 80 bultIr.
.. J. WOOD CO.. Pr"priri"r-. III Broadway. New
York. and II Market 81, ST. Louis Nj"
For Sale i'll lnrkvi". = G., hy ALLISON n BRAT.
TON. and II. W. MERRILL.
Feb . Il :i,n
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s;T0WE'S HOTEL,
VnRKygB.U,E s. G..

lx,~o TIE undersigned announces tc
ASasAIl the former friends and patrons o
"a iiTEM1- this long. established Hotel, thai
HlIaa44.4ISssS he has become the Proprietor, anc
will conduct it to- the future, in Il style WhlcE
will be satisfactory to the most fastdious ot Ms
guests.
His Agent, Mr. NJ. JONES, will be constantly J
in attendance AMI will conduct the busncSs'af'
fairs Of the establishment while the other de-
partments will continue under the experienced
and skillful management Of the former landlady'
The rooms will he rc-furnishc1, and kept IN
perfect order; strict attention will be given to
THE TABLE;
polite and well-traincd SERVANTS will attend
to every want an experienced lIostlcr will keep
the Stable, which will always he supplied with
abundant prOveulcr: andin fine, no pains or ex-
persc will he spared to make the Hotel AS com
Portable and inviting rs any to be found III the
up-cnuntry, and nt reasonable rates n the
condition of the market will permit. The pub
lie are requested to give Us a trial.
u.s. No Drumming PROPRlETORS at this
establishment.
JASPER STOWE.
Ian ~ II
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Pcfection of Scientific Arrange
mcnt and Mechanical Simplicity
GROVER And BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE CO..
Is THEIR
Improved NOiSeIesS Machines.

.THNllEl have the following advantages over all
L others: They have no pads to keep in or
der: no brbbins to wind tangling or waste of
thread no oil!ng the hrc:.tt Ur work; 30 tool
chest stocked with wrcnc''">. pliers, plckcrs,
leather, &c, &c.
The directions are simple, easily understood,
and easily explained by the instructors. There
is no taking apart cleaning "r rolling. They re-
1urc about ten 'lror~ "f foi! per lay, when in con.
stant u,c. They make no more Eol~c than n COM
mon clock even when making fifteen hundred
stitches per minutc. They run caSy-a child ten
years can work them 20 full speed. They run fast
or slow without any danger Of altering the length
or tightncs, OF the stitch. They will Hem. Fill,
Gather, Bind. Stitch and Embro!icr, in 50 superb
or Il manncr that wc challenge comparison. The
,nmc Machine will sew pavilion cause and plan
tation goods The seam j. elastic as the most
elastic fabric, and vii! not break in washing or
ironing. The same Machine runs silk. linen thread
and common spool cotton, with equal facility
The needles are shorter, ana therefore stronger
than any other high or lew priced Machine. That
thew are superior TO all others is evident from the
fact of there lavingbcrn thirty thousandmachines
made and sold. in competition with others already
in successful operation. The question is no long
CT which is the best maker. but which Of the nu-
mcrouS patterns of GROVER & BAKERS shall
take.
PRICES. $50 TO $50.
n. w. KHNSMAN,
.igeHt for tie Sat, Of these Cciohrdt"d .NdchiHCs,
24e King Street, Charleston, S. c.
D. i. IIASELTON, Manager.
Nov II 46 tim
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ENs,EE,E,e;STN NyAVFr,
DR.. w. B. GRIFFIN

HAS Just received Withercll's Pure White
4 Il Lead; iinscrd Oil, Spirits Turpcntne,
Coach and Furniture Varni>h Chrome Green,
Chrome Green in Oil. Chrome Yellow and all
other color, used by Painters. The above named
articles will be sold at the lowest market prices,
at THE YORK DRUG STORE.
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CHEAP POWER PRINTING PRESSES,

VsRINTERS have long felt the need of GOOD
4 and CHEAP Newspaper Press. We herein
offer To them just what meets this demand. II is
a CY YLINDER PRESS, and may be driven either
BY hand or power. Mr. L. VI. GRlST, (propric'
tor of this paper is now using one Of these Pres
srS, and We take pleasure in referring TO him in
relation to the machiTe--its style and tinish--and
the excellence of its working. The following are
the cash prices
NEWSPAPER Press, ...... (boxed) )...""......".SS5O
JOE Press, ......... boxed. $50
The first prints form (mcasuring type only
% Y fl inches. The second, or Job Press,
Cincasurng type only Ii X % inches.
FRANCIS & CLARY,
Pittsfeld, Mass, Manufacturers and Vendors.
Nov ; II II
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Will he inserted Ut OSE DOLLAR per square for the first,
and THIRTY. SEVEN ASDA-HALF CENTS for each subse-
,urnt insertion (rsS than three monhs Square coil'
ss Of the space occupied 10y II lines of BREWER type
100 words or one ISCH ASD A HALF SPACE. No Advcr-
tiscmru less shan square. For the convenience
Of advertisers. we annex the following table
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ty which they offer to sell at astonishing!y low
prices. The lot on hand has been selected es-
pecally for this market. and in point of durabli-
ty and economy in fuel, will compare favorably
with the very best.
They are soprepared to manufacture at short
notice, every description of STOVE-PlPE, of the
best English, American and Russian iron.
Their stock of TIN-WARE is large for this mar
ket, and will fiji all orders with which they may
be favored. Give US a call, and we will take es-
pecial pains to give satisfaction in each depart
ment WILLIAMS l. KERR.
Dec 4S #
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A RTlCLEs FOR THE TOILET.

= a Pride of the South-a Cologne highly fra
grant and very exquisite. All of the most pop.
ular and fashionable extracts for the handker-
chief. Almond, Ambrosia, Brown Windsor.
Frangipanni, Honey, Musk, Palm and variegated
TOILET SOAPS. Flcur-de. Riz. Mean Fun,
Lilly White and Rouge TOILET POWDERS.
Toilet Combs and Brushes : Bandoiins. Ok Mar
row and Poma,lc>: Bachelors and llarriSonS
Hair Dye: Rose and Charcoal Tooth Paste, of
French. English and American Manufacturers
and Periumcrs. For Sale by
ALLISON s. BRATTON, Druggists.
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rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATlEE AND
4 Liver Medicines now before tine public.
ThrSr Gums rrIn"v"a al! IN" d''>r often r"l'a'"'l!>
morbid or bul matter from Il sure cure Tor Cholera
the system. supplying i'll ~ MorDus, and prevent.
their place healthy flow Of = itV" ni Cholera.
bile, invgortng III" stn' Only "nr botii' l. needed
,rh rusur fd To digest To throw uf The system
we'll uurlfyin" II - the effects uf nriic!r after
blood, giving tone an' ~ along sickness.
health 10 tl. whole maclIn. - On" bottle taken for
cry, removing the cause u; " JHundice Removes all
the rd:,ra,crtsrcting rad >iiOwurs> "runnatur;col.
irIl rirr or from the skin.
Bilious attocl KS are One do>" taken = >h":i
cured and what j. b,rr % time before eating gives y.:
prevented hy the occasional "ru tn" appetite and n!akrs
lsr If The Liver lnvcnraor. III" food 'tgr>' well.
One dnSr after eating Is One d0sr "firnrrprhirl.
sufficient 10 relieve the stnm :, cures Chronic Dlnr-
,ch and prevent the food :. rhnn in its form.
fr,,u rising and -uiIring, while summer and
Only one dose taken b.. Bowel Complaint ,
prevents night = yield llmUStn he iirst dD"
marr n 4 few bottles will c:rr
Unv one ,lo,r taken ~ :. Dropsy by cXritiug tlr
night loosrns the bowels n atI>"r6rnts.
gently aud cures costlyc-S We take pleasure i'll re-
ness = commenting this m.,iicin'
one dose taken after each - preventive ur Fever
meal " III rurr DYSPEPSIA. a and AGuc, chill Fc-
tJrr dos. nftrulrls yer, and all ivSr- ct =.
.!- will awav. relieve . Bilious type. |; "i'r-
Sick Headache. Il rates w:il certainty. AMI
Onv dose inn :cds;r thousands are willing '"tr
II relieves Collie, while ity tuii> wonderful virtues
All who use Ii arc giving their unRni mo It's
testimony In Its favor.
Mix water In tho mOut n wit II the Inv SOr-
ator, und sH allow together.
rTICE uHE DOLLAR rkE BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD. Proprietor, NJ. ;ii l;r".tway,N. !.
Rcrailct b., AL Druggists. Sold. aI>", hy
ALLISON X BRATTON,
and II. ". MERRILL.
n
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vsNHaE GREEN HOOK.--Just Publish
Il cd, $50 pages, Price - cents; on single and
married life: or, the institutes of marriage: its
Intent. Obligations, and Physical and Legal Dis,
qualifications the ratioHui treatment Of all pr.
vatc diseases in both sexes, &c. To which Is
added pocrical essay, entitled "CalIW0e'ia" :"
or the art OF having and rearing beautiful and
healthy children, by tie Int ROBERT }. CULVER
WELL. Esq, VI. b.
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KLINE {; Co., Box 4jSG, New York, or Dexter u
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York. .igents ~0ated ercrywhcr'.
Also, GRATIS, az extract and sample Of the
above, entitled: Dr.. Culvcrwelrs Lecture on
the rational treatment of SpermattOrrhoea and
private diseases generally, detailing the means
by which inralidS may ctEcctually cure them
selves without the use of dangerous medicines,
and ut hut little expense to themselves. Sent
free Iy mail in secure envelope, oil the receipt
of one stamp. to prepay postage. by addressing,
.CHAS KLINE SEQ, Box 1886, New York City.
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of the highest style of finish and at reasonable
prices.
lie keeps constantly on hand, large supply of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE, and spe-
cimens Of his work may be always seen at the
Yard, nearly opposite the ENQUIRER PRINT
ING OFFICE, and few doors North of Stoves
Hotel
sea.- All work will be delivered at any point on
the Kings Mountain Railroad, FREE Of charge.
lie is also prepared to furnish to order, IRON
B,lrurics &c
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The undersigned re-
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trict, that they have
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from the FOUNDRY,
q large and splendid
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OFFICE STOVES, Of
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