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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-05-17
Medical.

nR. HAMPTON'S:
DIR. HAMPTON'S
DR.. HAMPTON'S
DR.. HAMPTONS
DIR. HAMPTON'S
DR. HAMPTON'S
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Compound Diuretic Pills
Cures Gravel, Gleet, Structure, Leucorrhna,
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities, Obstruc-
tions, Dropsy, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Mem
ory, Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision, I'm
potency, Seminal " eaknesses, Nocturnal Ennis
sions, Diabetes, and all other diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Sexual Organs.
These Pills prepared with great care,
contain neither Balsam or Mercury, but are
purely vegetable in their composition, and arc
endorsed, recommended and used in the prac-
tice of Physicians generally for the cure of tho
above diseases. When Physicians recommend
preparation, sufferers should no longer hes
itate to test its efficacy. Price so cts. per box
DR. HAMPTON'S MED1cATED COUGH SYRUP.
pleasant and most effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza and all 9TH
er affections of the Throat and Lungs.
In placing this article before the Public the
Proprietors have endeavOred to combine eff
cacy with cheapness, and have put it up in
SuIl AiahheI rs 10 plaCe II "lINln the IeaCH
of all. Price 25 cents per bottle
DIR. HAMPTON'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MATURE,
Cures Acute, Subacute, Chronic, and Nervous
rheumatism.
This preparation is presented to the public
with the utmost confidence in its efficacy. 1t
has been the result of many years of study, OBJ
servation, and experience. By its use have
restored TO health and vigor, many who have
for years been afflicted with this excruciatingly
painful disease. When taken according to tho
directions it fails.
DR.. II. lately returned from professional
visit and residence of six months in Cuba. du-
ring which time he cured more than one thous-
and (l,OOo) cases of this disease-some Of
which baffled the skill of the most celebrated
European physicians.
Certificates of some of the greatest cures on
record can be seen by application at his office.
PREPARED ONLY BY
DR.. T. HAMPTON ( CO,
No 405 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Price 81, % per large bottle. Sold by Drug
gists and dealers throughout the United States
Canada Cuba, and South America.
A. i. BARKER, Sole Agent for Ebensburg
Feb. 2, lS50-ly
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USEFUL INVENTIONS.
Feb. 9, 1859.

Il AN manufacturing and selling. at the low
i rate of six dollars, O. c. GREENS PAT
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged, by all
who have tried it, the simplest, most durable
and easiest operated machine ever gotten up.
1t will cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, shear
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. have theright
of Cambria, Indiana, Armstrong, Clarion, For
est Elk and Jefferson counties. | will dispose
of the right in three or four of the last named
counties on fair terms.
l have also the right for HAYDEN'S PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, in Cambria and
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the test
of over four years in many of the Eastern and
Southwestern States, and proves to be much
stronger and more durable, although one
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. l do
not desire to sell any of my ter ST
ritory on this, but will furnish 4 @A
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, &c.
| propose to accommodate Car sss5EesSfsEsssessS
riage- makers with Wheels (or hubs and axIes)
on reasonable terms. These Wheels fast
superseding all others.
Call at my shop. near the Ebensburg Foun-
dry, and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC C. SINGER.
Ebensburg, February 2, 1860.
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\ II. ROBERTS,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NOTIONS, &c.
The subscriber begs leave to announce to
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that he has just received a large and
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, + ANCY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, &c, which he offers
very cheap. The public are invited TO call
and examine his complete assortment, as he
considers it no trouble to show his goods,
even if he fails in making sale. Store-room
on the Diamond, opposite Thompson Hotel.
By strict attention to business, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage of a generous
public. Give him a call, and you will get
bargains.
RsT Clocks, Watches, Jspslry, Accordson,,
DC, repaired on short notice, with neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted, and char
ges low [april 10, lS60:tf. ]
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TNhe subscriber viii lease for term of years
"THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPERTY
with 1900 acres Of land adjoining, heavily
timbered-3O acres surrounding the mill are
cleared, and under high state of cultivation.
Also, Blacksmiths shops Trucks, &c. The
Mill has one OF Pages Circular Saws in it, as
well as upright saw, and three small circu-
lars for lath, dc, and is capable of making
10000 FEET OF IL, J,NBER PER DAY.
The above described Valuable property will
be leased on favorable terms. Possession Civ
en- at any time. Address
LLOYD & HILL, Hollidaysburg.
Or WN. II. GARDNER, Esq, Wi,a>-> Ia
September l, lS59:tf.
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A BooUET.-We are fond of flowers,
and when we state that we were made the
recipient, on Tuesday, of magnificent
boquet of early wildwood fowers-fresh
and beautiful flowers, and arranged with
an eye single to taste and artistic merit
we wish to be understood as having been
agIeeably surprised.
"Wildings of nature, or cultured with care,
Ye are beautiful, beautiful-everywhere,
but more beautiful than ever did ye seem
in this particular instance. Their intrin-
sic value is also greatly enhanced from the
fact that the donor is fair and blooming
young lassie-more fair and beautiful,
even, than the fowrcts. Many thanks.
LIST OF CAUsEs.-We have heretofore
published the list of causes for the first
and second weeks of June Term, 1S6O.-
The following is the list for third week
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Evans VS. Jones,
Paul Plummer,
Ager VS. Porter.
VARIETY HALL.-The other day, we
made an examining tour through the ex-
tensive establishment of Davis 4 Jones,
and were really astonished at the large
stock of saleable goods on hand. Every
variety of dry goods, groceries, ready
made clothing, hardware, queensware,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, iron and
nails, and in fact anything and everything
you could name, can there be bought at
the very lowest figure. The enchanting
politencss with which goods are exhibited,
and the prompt attention given to all or
ders, are sufficient to draw a crowded
house, while their low price-list is q stand
ing theme of admiration. Give them a
call, and secure bargains.
WORTH KNOwING.-The following
hints, which We take from an exchange,
may be of advantage to those who may
intend setting out trees: If people, when
transplanting trees, would mark the north
side of the trees before they are taken up,
md when set out to have the tree put in
with it's north side to the north, in its na-
tural position, a larger proportion would
live. Ignoring this law of nature is the
cause of so many transplanted trees dy-
ing. IF the north side is exposed to the
south, the heat of the sun is too great for
that side of the tree to bear, and therefore
it dries up and decays.
A New IDEA.-"Walking parties
gatherings of young ladies and gentlemen
who, instead of meeting indoors to pass
an evening, take promenade in the open
air-are said to be becoming the rage
Wouldn' t the plank-road be just the thing
for such pedestrians We can hardly
imagine more delightful spectacle than
it would be to see every marriageable
Young lady in town with each a gallant in
tow and a pair of c. r. Jones unequalled
WalklnS-SnOeS OH Ioot, HhdhiuS Viz iiii'i"
tory move for this purpose. 1t would be
the concentrated essence of sublimity.
SUCCESS OF IRON CITY COLLEGE,
During the past month upward of thirty
young men, from various points OF the
Western States, have graduated at the
Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa. The
College was never in a more prosperous
and successful condition than at present; ;
and since having removed to the new
building, the numbers in attendance have
been constantly increaslng.-Con'. journal
Pittsbmg Nays, 1860.
New GAME LAVA new game law
was passed by the late Legislature, lmpo-
sing fine of FIVE dollars on any one Kill
ling quail, pheasant, or woodcock, be-
tween January and October, and IN case
of non-payment, the offender goes to Jail
three days for every offence.
THE WEATHER, since our last issue,
has been extremely wet, damp, and un-
pleasant. Rain fell almost incessantly
from Wednesday of last week up to Mon
day, and the streams are very high.
GEOGRAPHICAL. ENIGMA.-I am com
posed of % letters.
NY 90 5 IL T. is planet,
81 Is Is IA 5, is cape of S. A,
6 81 10, is a county in Pa,
"7l9l7 I3 %, is country in Europe,
"s7l5l7l IL O. is a division of land,
~ 2 IA Is 3 T. is river in Europe,
ml3lI47 l6 20 is lake in the U. s.,
| 1916 2 l3 ~ IA %, is one of the U. ..
l9 90 Is, is river in Mississippi.
| hr,,htlcSs he the
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MARRIED-On the Sd inst, by the
Rev. Ii Powell, Mr.. DAVID ROBERTS, of
JohnstowE, to Miss ANN REEs, of Cam
bria township.
On Monday, the 1st inst, at St. Au-
gustine, by the Rev. Mr.. Burns, Mr.. JAS.
ADAMS to Miss KATE HUGHES, both of
Clearfeld township.
On Thursday, the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Ii. Powell, Mr.. JOHN PRICE, of
Johnstown, to Miss MARY IIBRoTT, OF
Cambria township.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

The Mineral + rl' M'cii i,JeRcer tells us
the f'1lowtny g,ol one: A shining light
among the ) S,irltual,,, of thu. city, who
can <" through The whole performance,
from table turning t. lpntin. INTO dian tu-
,urrtv, held torth on his l.vnr,tn theme at
the scho / house II ID a nuuI Grove, near
this city Oh Sund. last.
\ gentleman OF the Irish persuasion
haFpenins I, pass that was. had Lis nt
trnt,on arrested hy the noise in the buill.
m.. ar,a mt once resolved TO frd out
whit lrv,ment was on foot" II so hap.
Icned that n the time h made his cn'ree,
.he man of raps was disroursing Oh the
delightful sensations experienced By the
" medium when in the trance state"
the m~iun megines him>eli in heaven,
md SAID he had himself visited heaven
While IN til. trance state.
Oar Irish friend col.d restrain his in
d,nation no longer, and crnned upon the
rappers curiosity in the following
style:
Michacl--A n d NOW, M-i,sterSal
ey, YOU say we've been in heaven?
Yes" anSw, red Mrs S. very course-
ouslt. thinking no doubt. that he had
lonnd an alipi,v in Michael.
Mchael-Ani ye warn't dreaminsr
Rapprr-N", | wasn't dreaming.
Mchael--Well. then. Ms'her Salsy. you
were d-n irol for iavin'-for be tho
great mortal gob, yell never get there
n.in.
Giving the "mnviog spirit" n look Of
"snprams continpt." Michael ionk his
leave. and the circle" " soon dissolved
the lecturer remorkinr that The spirits
woulin't move him after this unca)led for
interruption
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

How THE Eye Is SWEET Avp WASHED -
For Us To- b., able t. see objects clearly
aud distinctly 1t WAS necessary that thu
eye should b. kept moist aud clean. Fur
this p Irpose it i, furnished W tn little
gland, ir IN witch tlows a watery flood
t-arS-which is spread over the eye by III.
lid, and is atser"ard swept OF hy il. aud
runs through n hale in the bone to the in
n-r surface ot the nnse, where the warm
air ptSsin. over it while breathing. evap-
crates it. 1t is remarkable ,ha, no such
gland ca, be found in The ewes of the ii n,
ns the element in which ,h-y live aus w+is
the same purpose. II the eve lal nor
'e-n furnished with liquid to wash il.
aud a lid to sweep it off. things would mp.
pear ~ 'hay d. WHEN von hook through n
dusty glass. Along the edges "f The evr-
lid there nra n great number Of li,tle tubs
or glands. from which flows An oily sub
stance. which spreads over the surt,ce af
the skin. and lhns prevents the edgas from
becoming sore nr irritntn', aud il also
he rs to keep the tears within the i'll
There are also six ht,ln muscles at -
tnched To the eve. which enahle us to move
it in evnrv directlon: aud when We sid
er the 4 llerent motions they are capable
Of giving to tn. eyes. we can not hut nj
mire the goodness Of him who for rel
them. aud has thus saved IA the trouble
Of turning our lie sd, every time we wish
To view An object. Although the eyes OF
some animals are incapable of mo'ion. As
the fly. the beetle. and several other in
sacts. We, the Crea'or ha. shown lll wis
dom and goodness in furnishing their eyes
with thousands Of little glohn>. and hy
! placing their ewes in front of i!heir heads
=" that these little insect. can see alna
NIL around them without turning their
heads. A gentleman who has examined
the eyes of ilv, says that the two eyes ot
common one are composed Of eight
thonsand little globes. thrnu III every one
of which it is capable of forming an Oh
jet Having prepared the ev" nf 'lv
for tn" purpose, and placed it before his
microscope. n, ~ steeple which WAS 2a0
feet high, and $50 feet distant. and he
sars he could plainly see through every
little hamisnher". the whole steeple invert
ed, or turned npsi 'e down.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

TuG NtsrSIG FRArERNlry.-Vhe past
faw wears h ave been marked with the rapid
rrawth of Masonry in the United States.
The numher "f members within the inris-
hirtinu of tn Grana Lodges 1f the several
: ateS are act reported. but we learn from
the statistics of th- Grand I.,ise az tbs
United States. that there ware IN 1859 nn.
wards at / coo Lodges; and coualin. the
number OF members FOR each Lodge at forty
five. which is twenty five less ,ha1 the gen.
era| average for the State of New ro,k, and
thi'tv five less than that Of Pennsylvania,
we have the number ,f Masons connected
win Lodges IN ,h. Union as nearly two
hundred anl seven Thousand. while thera
ara n large number at Ntsons in every
Sta'e not connected with any Lodge. 10
is stfn. ihersfre to PIT down the number
f M1s,ns y. tn. present ii ne within tho
United States nt . quarter Of million.
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BAN KING
a e q N cy q ffico.
-OY-
GEORGE WEARE,
SIOUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


(NDLLECTI0NS made and remitte ed ~ currep rate,
" Of Exchsnge-Monev invested-Particula, at.
tention given to the p>vment OF Taxss and
Of Land Wsrrants All orders nected with len
ersi Banking Agency and Collection business will
cevs prompt and srcurats attention.
Iwill enter Govern n,ent ands in Iowa Or Nebras.
X, r,r the f"lllnwng fr-s-with e. Id. Eve or cent
Fr locating $50 acre land vt, SO: land on e. -
so " 6: 2
10 S:
Mr.. All toca tions made nv me are urcn lards .
lated by = reliable Surveyor from personal inspe..
.ion.
charge for tn. purchase and sale nj Real rstate.
loaning mon-v upon real estate security per cent
Bv p.rnisson. Irsf.r to he following parties with
whom have done business:
Park Bank. Nov York city.
Massrs. Eissaip 4 Taylor. NV. CITY.
kn,uth. N,ch"d Kuhne, do
Snpnccr. yNs 4 Co Rost"n
6. Chas. Camh'os & Co. PHILADELPHIA
Clark. Rrns. 4 Co.. 81. Louis
" ". II. RtrksdaIa 4 Co.. DO
Mscklot Corhin. Davenport Iowa
" Markell Dar-n~ 4 Co.. Dubuque, Iowa
F.G Adams. Esq. Chicago
y i.nnm"nt. Esq. indianapolis. Indiana,
Ia. Lash. Esq s-'sm n. G.
Renk of senera Falls. sere"a Falls.
Wasre Ca-p.nter L Co. Cedar Ra pids. Iowa
Angnst !. 1859.
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woman, and nov returned a. n last means
to America. lie described the child 4
nurse. 1t was the woman who had aban.
doned her child in ms arms. aud the face
was the changed. aged one Of Perdila'
miniature. Mt many days thereafter
restored 10 my friend his so early lost
child. and gave up "my baby" to her
rishtful father.
Without n pang' Yes. Did I console
myself with the pretty coasin aforemen
toned? She hadn't had patience t. wal,
that | mish,-s husband ami several olive
branches rrecluded that. How, then? !
saw my bahy" stately. rnd;au'ly nenu.
t'ful woman. She called m- Major -.
she treated me in the mos, precise and
formal way-,he utmost favor she bestowed
upon me was the sli2h,eS, possible touch
"i the fingers rs .he l'a'e m" good. might
or gool-morniny. and saw her hourly in
her idn'i.ing fathers arms. lavisniug The
tenderest caresses upon him. Would
hal it otherwise? No. There was I,
dearer delight in the reserve with which I
was irented-the fuintest flu h that COL
ored her cheek when / was near her, or
addressed her, had for me an nexprc<silie
sweetness that / wouldn't have Larlered
for ausht on earth short of wha, l even,u.
ally obtained. What! you don't mean
that you. a SCARED old veteran If between
thirty and forty dared. Didn't /? Ham!
Aud this was The way Of it, IL my mill.
tary capacity was invited to West Point.
| went, and my friend and his daughter
accompanied me. sa, beside her in the
cars. The happy old gentleman, a, u little
distance. read diligently said:
"Perdita! you have Travelled this route
before with me; do you recall this scenery
ta'l?"
She Llushed scarlet, and looked at me
beseecbingly. went on.
ct" think wha, heavy, hungry, un-
pacifi ,hle baby that carried on that day,
and the way that poor cadets humanity
WAS ,idiculed!
The tear. started, and the young lady
at my side bowed her naughty head.
"And the worst feature in the case is
that he has never had any sui'a'le rrcom-
pease. A good deed is its own reward. ,o
u certain degree, of course; but in ;his
case every feeling Of my sonl. aud fibre Of
my heart demands something mnre-anl
= great s',ne'hirg more. P"rhia my
darling these seventeen wears, have los,
YOU TO your f,'h"r; but | cannu, bear i,
BE generous. Here, here where ruunl
my baby give. oh. give her back to me Z!
She raised her head.
IF she were rs much trouble now rs
then I"
MY darling don't trine. AmI,o have
you?"
Nv young lady answered not. Instead.
she occupied herself in deliberately draw
ing OF her glove. Then she turned to ne
SINCE you will be troubled" and she
laid her bare hand in mine Mine again
Shortly af er we were married. car
ried Prrni;a. during our we'd ling tour, TO
the friend. I'D found for her an me in
the cars seventeen years before and this
time right reveren,ly | kissed the gracious
hand that had then so sweetly tended what
was now become my earthly all.
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N,v.,-1eaRGH W. CUAMBERL1N,
R.,s,J.r -JHSrUs TDwNSEND.
M,rst,i-I ". arsVGNS.
r-.rss-sr-sANU ~ CAMERON.
As.a --"aAJI'.iN WIXSbN.
S,prr;sr-ANES RNsrN
0ty ltor,sy-wILr'tN fHfpP.
ALis. 80 cirst W,rd-,ElR1E WEARE, JOIN
VA3Y Jlo RIrIIt ;IbN.
!k.o,I W ~d-CgARLEs Bo)0E, CHARLES X.
SIfrV 7 ". .SAN8,2N
Ti-i Writ. FARMER, G. SC 'USTER.
1wow EIN1 sv04ru
Fm-'t w,rf-HENRi CORDUA, ERASTU5 Al
LEV, WI. KEiNKE
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hoBsRf MEANS. JOHN ?. ALLISON.
MEANS, ALLISON & co,
n AL Es STATE DROK ERs.
II IAN KE1a.
+ Nj I G. R A VT AG EMIT

STUUI C7TI, 7VWA,
WILL give their persona attention to selecting
w and entering vacant lands In the Sioux Ci,y
Dakota and Northern Nebrasks Land Districts with
cash or rwSrrants-procu'i. reeSs fo Lots in Sioux
City and its Aiditions-payinv Tax-s upcn CITY and
county property for Notwithstanding rey on
rood security at western rates Of interest invest
ing II in property fr distant deslers-coecti, RiI,
and Notes and ramittine proceeds pre- mptl, 81 the
current rates Of EXCHANGE.
We will also act ss Commits snrers for Tire Slater sf
Maine. View famrshire. Vermont >nd Nassacbusett,
Az 'ettars ~ inquiry answered promptly.
July %, 1853,
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

ya,tiess Of tie r.,cs-IAMEs " RAcON.
C,asLlb.s-A MA3S'lEII. !. " STEVENS
r. .s,.s-w. X. RODINSJN, L. G. .SANBJRN, JNo
F1rZGiBVoN.
Csrr-T. ". RAClN.
Assssssv-A " HUNT.
Stpsrrisor-JDiIN w. LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

The phrase "a ,h'iny on his own hook. =
il now moro elegantly rendered waIin q
war nron the individuality Of bis personal
curve"
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COUNTY COVER n N 4 Mt.


C,nnty Jliys-I0HN =. ALLISON.
T..slr.r ,ai 2.cord -NuAS. u. HEDGES.
C.rk pis'rict Cnri-t. v. FIELD.
S,.r;R-F. Z. LAu9EGr.
S-t,T = IN 'riaten f.,s-I)VN r. INrHGER.
D-aincg. G,~ --ii1THHR WoODrORD.
Hx--.y,.-IpuN X. CO>K.
CI.0asr-L. D. l.sTtLLIER.
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TILE
Sioux City Aegistcr
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County. Iowa,
bly,
=. II. ZlEDACH T. VM. FRENZY.
fERMs OF sUBsCRIPTTnN-Tw Dollars . wear
Alwsvs In advance. f'r six months, One Dollar
fr three month"; Fifty Cents,
'ioux City, Woodbury. County. Iowa,

J oR " 0RK-ysving ar exten sive assortment Of the
latest yles ~ lab and Gard typss pr-par-
cd to d. all kinds NJ Jah rrntiny In the best style
Of the art. Give US . call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

This Company has complied with the laws Of thc
several Sta es. In which IL 10 doing business
&C. WAITE. Sec. CD. BOWERS, Pres.
Western Branch Office at Chicago, III.
through which all the business Of the Company in
the Western, North Western and South. ettern
states is transacted
IL. PRICE. General Agent. Chicago Illinois.
For informa ton and detailed statement Of the A.
fairs of the Company snd Policies Of ensnrance, ap
ply to
JOHN II. CHARLES,
vln23tf ,ent Sioux City and vicinity.
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AND LAND AGENTS.
4 II. DAVIS.

#. DAVIS,
A rrORNEv at Law aud General Lend Agent -
N Spa.isi attention given to payment OF taxes;
locating L,ni ,rrsnts the inv .stilation and per
fctins II tax AMI other tifea redesnn lands sold
fr taxes: making collections. and legal business "f
ali hiai. In Nnrthsrn IOWA and Nebraska.-D Dmce.
on Dnu s,as street. Sioux city. Iowa. vollnol
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HEDGES 4 CO.,

INTH0LESALE and retail dealers In Groceries,
~ Provisions Wines and Liquors, &c., lsvss,
aloaE Cny. Rows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07

yvyH)LESALE and retail dealer In q roceres and
w Prov st,ns Pine Lumber, d .,rs, ) ,sh, Uinds,
Pin. Shingles. &C., one o. west u rsarl ct sst,
f,nt,a< :svss, Noux City. iowA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MILTON TOOTLE,
YITHOLEsALE and retail dealer in bry Goods
w Groceries, Atricu tnral implsmsnts Boots
ans Sioes. athsr and tindnS &C.. corner of Pearl
and ) son streets Sioux City. lows.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-02
Wholesale anu retail dealers in all Kinds of Rubber Boots & slaOes5 Toys, Combs, Nursery Cloth, Clothing, &sc., sc.

The great Improvements which have recently been Tn ulc in the manufacture of India Rubber Gloves and Mitts render them desirable article for all.
 The heavy Gloves and Mittens are unrivalled as a protection in all kinds of acid work of the Chemist, Druggist and Photographist manuac- turing and handling of Potashes and other strong alkalics; for Oysternen. Drivers in storms, and Hose Companies in the fire department Hatters, Farmers, Tanners. Lumbcrmen. Fishermen. and Seamen will find these Gloves and Mittens well adapted for their use They are much superior to the bnck miten, cspc -aly in light work
 The LgM Gloces are used for softenng and bleaching the hands; speedy and etfcctual cure for,chapped or rough hands, sat rheum. Sc :, "they have no equal" are very useful while en- gagged in domestic affairs. such as sweeping dust ing, house cleaning all roughening and di,ty kind of work; and particularly use,uI in garden ing and the of shrubs and flowers
 For sale by Rubber Dealers generally in all parts of the country. Price lists and catalogues will be sent on application by letter. addressed to the
 GooDYEAR's INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MANUFACTURE
 ING Co.,,
 3o-Sm 33 John street, New York