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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
HQW4RD ASSOCIATION;
- IlIP1I1lADEIPaIa. lily
a BcneUrolent Instisution established by
.n Special Endorment.. for The Relief
ri ~ Tie eSsck and Distressed, Of ii &>
@~7- fitted nth T,oIe0f nnI
EDIQeOltc Discnses

EpideRaic DiscGses. ssE
VNIIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
i awful destruction Of hussap life caar-t by Sex
sal diseases, and the receptions practiced upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks.
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
- CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their nsme to
open Dspensary for the treatment Of this class OF
Diseases, In al their FORMS and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply BY letter. with .
descriptions Of their condition age occupation hah.
Its Of life, &C. and In OF extreme poverty to
furnish sasdicines EREE OF CHARGE II n need.
less teadd that tbs Association commands the high
est medical skin Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. sr.e sEg Z
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the Treatment Of Sexual Diseases ex.
press the highest satis con with the success which
has ATTENDED the abors OF their Surgeons In the cure
Of Spermstorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea
elect, Syphilis, the vice OF Onanism or SelEA buse,
Dseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c, nd ord or
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review Of the past feel ssured
that their labers In this sphere Of benev effort
been Of great benent TO the afflicted especially
to tbs young, and they have resolved TO devote them
and much despised cause. fH&ts E7eIHf -sg7 3ls
An admirable report on Spermstorrhoa, or Semi.
nal Weakness, the vice Of Onanisn, Mastnrbation
n Self Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual or.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, win be sent by
maiftin . sealed envelope FREE OF CHARaE,-o ION
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other reports
and trNets on the nature and treatment Of Sexual
Diseases. Diet, &C., are constantly hei,g published
for gratntous distribution and will be sent to tho
afflicted. Some OF the new remedies and method
Of treatment discovered during the last year are
crest ralne. Il .1H eH.Er4Fr v1f1g.. II -
Address, for Report or treatment. Dr. J. SKILLIN
HOuGHTON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Association,
No. 2South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
"a by order Of the Directors.
EZRA b. HEARTWELL. President
II GEO. FAIRCnILD, Secretary. vln3l:ly,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

The KnickerJocker does up yarn in .
superior manner. There is more truth
than poetry in the following sketch from
the experience of country doctor-a fact
that more than one Of that badly treated
and worse paid class Of individuals would
be willing to verify Oh oath
The poor doctor is called from bis bed
on stormy plight with the stirring sum
mons
doctor, want You u come right straig ht
away TO- Banks. His chid's dead"
"Then why do you come ?"
He's poisoned. They gin him laud-
nam fss pacegoriky."
How much have they given him ?"
Don'no-a great deal. Think he won't
get over il" "a
The doctor pushes on through the storm
with divers mishaps on the way, and ut
length arrives a; the house Of the poisoned
patient. Hednds il all closed-nos light
to be SEEM
He knocks at the door. but no answer.
He knocks furiously, and at last night.
cap appears at the chamber window, and
woman's voice call out: ..fiop oII
s"Who's there p
"The doctor, to be sure. You sent for
him." lG tAhIiA itf--GGA
s"Oh, IT'S no matter, doctor. Ephram
is better We got little skserd, kinder.
Gin him landnum, and he slept kinder
sound; but he's walked up now"
"How much laud anund did he swallow
,g"Oplyatwe drops; faint hurt him none.
Wonderful bad storm tonight
The doctor turns away, buttoning up
his oyercoat, under his throat, to seek his
home again, and tries to whistle away
modification and anger, when the voice
calls Heaoa
Doctor! doctor! ~ -
"WLas do you wan.pn ---z p hffbt
"You Won't charge nothing for the visit.
will YOUR fr--ssIqter
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Notice

II hss@by lcss thai In - .i.sIp ii uktosor.
j sxtating updsr The nams and s,yls Of Rrost Tod
Eco. has this day bssn dissolved By mutual conssnt
All ps.sona indsbted p rid lsts brp are rsque4t-
cd 70 call 1t the ofHce and 6stts aud all peraons
hAylng elpims aeainat u WI pssa1s present Vss1
tss f@fe tst1 J. 3. g.lfQDA
0lsss City April 3btA lsS
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VARIETIES.

"rve come to blow OF little," a. the
fellow aid At she singing sshpcf n
Why is a cows tail like tie letter f'-
Because it's thessAd ef.des.;sae
Tho young woman Who was "driven to
s Do ..'s sssi IT, q T." VI ~
"Are you still boarding my friend p
No am keeping house I'm above
''a a.: f;SaIg3u 8 ayI,o.x.s
who was hung says he died during tight
rope performance. rsser ia
People go according to their brains II
these lay in their head, they study If in
the belly, they eat; if IN the heels they
dance.
aEsveyputoif tiy "a Morrow vhay you
can Do to-day" said mother to her ehhd.
Well, then, mamma. let us eat the Gran,
berry pisshhOsi1the SaAia aQI
lie, me have . pound Of oysters, my
good man, will yougbJ . sr6Dd .Q
"Pound, ~siri We don't sell them BY
~eieMt |, We sslI them by measure
Then let me have 2 yard"
About 700 hands srs uow y wo+t on The
linGfllezBiv6 n. RAi,pad, west Of lows
City. They work on Sunday also, and
those WIN work on this d.y sssTdoaabls
wages.
Timothy assys the frs. time he wen. to
counting, he felt - If a pink angel bad
handed him down sraiaSo~ With . piece
Of chain rhehtning smack into pile Of
down. Where's 8 pistol.
A merchant in Burlington, having sunk
his shop floor couple Of fees, ammo unces
thasSSni eoneeAu6neS Of recent improve
ments, goods will be sold considerably
lower than formerIyso L 52ooa fl :.
Azconpleg Of robbers fell upon John
Bush, Of Baton Rouge, and robbed aim Of
a shin-paster Of q Mississippi railroad
bank. That was taking the rag ZION, the
6ssA.lE IIla1 sol
A man in Michigan not long since com.
mitted suicide by drowning. Az the body
could not be found, the coroner held an
inquest onshis Nat and Jacket, found on
the banks Of the lake verdict, found
empty
The publisher of a newspaper out West
in the first issue Of his journal, returns
thanks to those who loaned him pecuniary
means, and gratitude to Heaven tn at there
is no law in the State enforcing imprison.
ment for debt
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NYOrICE 10 hsrsby aivsn that the assssrent and
IN tax liss br Sioux Ctty are now ip my hands for
eotIectios Will bs pUpsred to receive taxes at my
ofes hstwecn the hours Of 10. A. NJ, and 3 y M of
each day ny TO tbs 18th day Of January, A p 1880.
Tbs rats P''f sissii Z, s eiSs; CITY,
Sioux City, Dee. II, 1859. OLIVIA
,VIgIiE1 Ss5US5VagtAJ /
No 9oss X ss;s C1 20; 4. s and
Of octohsr, A. D. 1885, ~ County Court Of Wood
epsHspHnt1s AAmielaessepe aetAsnststeusy >hA ant
chattes OF Frederic 1lsAaacaR lAts o. Asid county,
deceased. All persona havtpG claims against said
ystatsfrs 4otiqsd 70 prassst The ssps according to
~ - asetl6sbssl ed I'll psssAas isdsbtsd to said
estats are r~qaireA e1mats pUQe4s Afeps ssns b
the undersigned Immediately.
orb n, SINISTER,
III ,sssataa ttass1 ts---JoHN hi CSSSl.A. E
11wA ---~ Adninistrators
II 3S1 ~ e IL = -.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY,

NESSkS. ZIEdLER h EcKHART. OF the Dakota
YNl City Pottery: take tbs PRESENT opportunity If
saying 70 the merchants and public generally that
thst WI coptu In the bMsiu-ss Aerstefcte ana
having Increased their facilities enabled TO man
uiactars larger amount Of stonewsre. and Of The
bsst Quality. kssnsniMg thanAs FOR the liberia. pxA.
ronage bestowed upon the old arm, they respectable
solicit aontuuancc OF the ssule for the new ed
they will enaesyor to retain II hg prompt execution
Of their orders, to which they Will carefully attS q
all times. Give them call
sDakct t. etr. N. "a Nov. A. Lass -~tf r1HsI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
5000 ACRES

$500 vi f5tsk iStVVV 0OSAkAt
o. sbsaesalasning Lsods alEustsA psas Ne n.
~ buqua and Pacific Railseod, n No. county . IeVa
Also Ae3N AArss Of god isnL sdv.slsr ousiy
situated, In Woodbury. county, Iowa-wfll he sold
cheap by 'f' - GEO WEARH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

INTEREST paid on Deposits; Eastern and Euro
/ pean Exchapge bought and sold /; Land snte, ed
augH GEO. WEARE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

BY the consolidation Of the EAGLE an REsisrHR
oncss We have secured the best, most varied a.d
extensive assortnsnt Of a w sA@tH oh Rsisf'i&atJ
.las4 agE ksr+as se F4es q
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

4 4
HARD TO SuIr-Pi,ts is FAST man, a
sharp man, n man Of business tact. And
whc,,s PITTS goes into store to trade, he
always gets the lowest cash price and he
says, We'll IN lock abo,, and if don't
End snsthiag that suits me better, Ill call
and take this"
Pitts. lie at East mes, is partial to wo-
nen, sand young ones in particular. Now
quite lately Pitts said to himself, Il am
getlin rather long in years, and guess I'll
get mnrried." His business qualities
wouldn't let HIM wait, so of he travels,
and ealIs,oa lady friend, opened the con
versa,ion by remarking that, he would like
to know wha. she thought about bis get.
ting married.
"Oh, Mr., Pitts, that il an affair in which
am not so very greatly interested, and
prefer 70 leave it with yourself
But" says Pitts. you are interested,
and my dear girl, will you marry me?
The young lady bbsbed very red, hest
tated and finally, as Fits was very well
10 do in the world, and morally, financial
ly, and politically OF good standing IN, .o-
cie,y, she accepted him. whereupon the
mater Oh ldEL ! HIS TesDDHucu-
Well, well, III look about, and i'll
don't find any body that suits me better
than you, I'll come back a-;,x
- We are again called upon to record one
Of those terrible catas.rophes,, which ap.
nails the. gixard, and makes lhe blood run
froze. Last night, yesterday morning
about two o'clock in the forenoon, little
hungry boy come 70 our house about forty
ysars % otdfbo't ftp cnstard for levy,
throwed It through wall nine foot thick
Jumped over " and broke his right ancle
abureslisAefs knee, fell in dry mill pond
About forty years aftcr that the Same
day, our Old tom cat had nine young tur.
key goblers, tdet~iad blew yaqkee doodle
on the frying pan, and blowed down a
dutch church and kill.an old SOW aud two
dead pigs, add oof lame horse kicked GU.
the ejes outzof our blind mare,
"lndian puddin' and punkn pie,
The grey cat,kicked out the black eats eye"
,SIGxs-Whep You hear man ostenta.
tiously lamenHng BID detective education, ;
| III sign Pc finks himself 1 devil Of Is
fellow for all'that. y ~ ~ ~
When you bear a woman saying, its q
ersty Sally Brown il 30 homeiy,' il sixn
ne thinks iier own daughter Is .on the con
trary. quite the feveres.i p.s.oNs ~ ttn
When vow hear map often complains
3 .Ss III .s|lsd !. i y, fs
Sign item to one) that he 10 considerably
!, Is ssssAss on the .sabscripiion. \, lar
When you hear . woman iaveishiag
publluk1 a9imt ttbs narriags state y Il
is.Ai AGA she never tried ie=esl she
has. she has married . man whole vile
vss probably - nssh ia fault o. himself
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kAhRNN
Notice.

1 Ii perscns indebted 70 me ere requesfsd 70 call
IN Without delay, asttls and SAVE COSTS. hav.
placed my claimi In the hands II Patrick Robb for
sellHcgins Who Y 70 rscsivs and scknowl
-, $3.50 .s'4'''.s : = !, HIRAM NELSON.
Sioux CITY, May 3sth 1880. ~ n =.
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protttdinos Of The Fsoislaturt.
MospAy. March ~

MosbAf, March ~.
ssrArt.Z'rhs Senate met II o'clock, A.
pursuant 70 adjournment. Hon. n NJ
Hyans In the Chsif The roll was called
--S2 Senators present.
Mr.. Moore. from the Committee on Pub
he Works. reported on set entitled ~ sct
10 authorize the sale snd transfer ~ slaves
end othef property belonging 70 the w
ternal improvement department.
Mf. reatse asked leave 10 suspend the
rules tp Introduce an get relative 10 the
power ~ the Governor IN removals ffem
nffire. and explained the reason why he
introduced ssid bill The rules being sus-
pended the bill was read, and further dis
rensation Of the rules not being granted
10 put " on second reading. q motion 10
reject the bill prevailed.
Mr. gonde, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported ~ act 10 ineofpofate the
Red River Navigation Company with
substitute. an net relative 30 the Judiciary!
reported without aetion else several other
bills
NJ poods asked leave 10 INTRODUCES an
srt relative TO the pardon Of slaves Pass
Ell
Nj i,eefs-An Get 20 fix salaries Of Re
eord.rs in the city Of New Orleans.
Mr. Moore called NJ bill taken NJ In
his absence. being 90 net 70 Ptsduste
swamp lands In the parish Of Vetmlllion
aud Celessieu.
M Ilough moved 20 take NJ bill for
The relief Of settlers on lands situated In
the parish of Catah0uls. Referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Tucker moved reconsideration Of
vote taken last Saturday, relative TO
paying into the Treasury uf certain mon
-. ~. l.. ~ L. a..
appointed ~ improve the Falls Of Red
River. Granted, aud the bill passed with
amendment.
Mr.. Tucker. without previous notice.
then offered az Get supplementary 70 en-
act 70 Improve the Falls Of Red River.
Mr. gafdefe asked for the suspension ~
The rules TO take NJ FIRST reading of House
bills. al act entitled az aet 10 amend an
set prevailing for leveeine. Obtaining and
retaining or certain lands situated In the
parishes of Orleans end jefferson. Pass
ed.
Also on act supplementary 70 the above
act. Passed
Mr.. Smart moved TO take up bill for
the relief Of the Sheriff Of De Soto.
M. Lawrence from the Committee on
Charitable Institutions. reported al set
making appropriations for charitable in
stipns ~ the State Of Louisiana.
Nj. Fierce. from select committee 30
which was referred an oct relative 30 the
State printing, reported The bill. which
created some discussion, after which the
bill passed
An set 10 incorporate Let Company Of
Louisiana Foot Rifles. After great
deal Of discussion the bill passed with
several amendments.
Mr.. Patterson called NJ ont Of its order
an act TO provide for the organization, en-
rollment aud discipline Of the militia Of
Louisiana.
The Senate then took recess until sir
o'clock.
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The use ~ p. Mstmsy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most sslu,sfy Effects, which We
hasten 70 rrsks kncwn ;, the public AZ large.
Among its other good qualities, which are int
ysrsslly s.snowisdged. ~ hiss been forha 10 be
highly Useful ana beneheient Va Women IN The
stste ~ Pregnancy, and this. u facilitates their
delivery.
" siso improves positively The 1u,lity ara 10
crease the quantity ~ Mix 81 Nufsss
Ne cther Kind ~ Food esr be compared ~ 7.
u rnsy he administered vithosi fesr 10 the young
eel children; ~ fsffssbers end strengthens then
ard preserves them sgsins, n great tnsny die.
esses peculiar w. their sgs.
We 'nsy therefore carefully recommend ~ 10
every fstrilv
Every ore-posua paper ~ the SANITARY
eRUEh ecntsins thirty two portions pr tine per.
son. They sfs al signed ~ ?. MARMAE. In
veutcr and psteuiee
General Depot y, New oriesns-ii Cont street,
between Ohsrtres and poysi rreiya.
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TuE CHEr p'DuvRE.--ln the de-
partment for needle work. and en-
broidery at the Fair is a large aud
elegant historical picturs. represent
ing "Cordinal Ximcncs replying to
the Grandees of Spain, who dis.
puted his authority as Regent
This is the acknowledged Chef
d'oarre of this department 1t
was worked by Miss Deter and
sister, of New Orleans. Apart
from the labor to accomplish such
a work. il has the artistic merit of
a fine oil painting, and is at first
taken for such by every one en-.
tering the room.
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THE INDUSTRIAL, FAIR.

The Judges appointed by the Commit.
toe Of Arrangements for this Wednesday, >
Thursday aud Friday, are as follows
GLASS I AND 2.
Hon w Ccttrell ID. Patrick,
Hon II q Daruen, Sam Jayoook,
Thompson J. Bird.
CLASS o.
John Hin, J Delaoroix,
/ N Collins, RI Burke,
Hon. W. Robson, Caddo.
oLAss4.
Hon OS Russsau, Hon r j Burlington,
w Tunusrd, Jr., Hon q w womaok,
Edward IIiriart.
CLASS ..
Hon John Moore, Geo o Hall,
Hon l. T. Malhoit, Ed Conrad,
John Bird.
GLASS 6.
w u Phillips, J Began,
o BRrboe, j. Il Dugas,
Edward Moore.
CLASS II.
Hon d 10 Bbnc, Henry J. Wolfe,
A Sheppars,N Gen DeRussy.
Hon. RI. Wilson.
oLAss ~.
Leon Bonnecazo, is Brown,
A Malta, Hon 4 Solomon,
Hon. James Beggs.
CLASS 10.
Hon w NJ Levy, II Walsh,
j. McllhOnny, Hon 4 Waggaman,
W. d. Phillips.
CLASS Ia.
w q Waller, l. Bonnecazc,
VIM Montan, Hon A l. Tucker,
Hon j. X. Evans.
CLASS Is.
Hon John Laidlaw, Hon r Phillips,
F. McIlhenny, w w MeMain,
Thos. @. Sparks.
THIRD DAY.
JACKS, yESSETs AND MULES.
J c Patrick, Milton Kean,
Levi spiller, j Dodds,
DIR Nolan.
CREOLE HORSES.
J V Durable, William J Sharpe,
NJ Pyburn, Saml. Moore.
G.. 7. Voolh
HORSES roR AL WORK, AND CREOLE HORSES FOR sueoY.
Capt NJ Kent, Hon Fuller,
V McGimsey, Hon L Ewing.
B. HARRISON.
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MYsfEHEs 90 tHR DFtP.--The re-!
port Of the Superintendent Of the
United States Coast Survey for
1888 contains many matters Of in
terest to scientific men ms well as
70 practical navigstuts. Among y
variety Of papers aud diagrams 10
a report form Assistant H. + Pour
tales on the progress made in the
lnicruscupical examination of the
minute shells which cover the bot
tom of the ocean. sometimes to
such degree % ~ exclude all
other material. The recent inven-
'iiun ~ deep sea sounding insttu-
nents, IN which Lieut. Brooke, IN
tied States Navy. has acted al i'm
pprlant part. makes accessible q
vast domain IN which a. prosecute
scientific Investigations of this
character As yet comparatively
little is known respecting the lit
lie creatures inhabiting the ocean
bed where Old Neptune sleeps, not
withstanding Gas remarkable by
the report Under notice. "They ore
modifying and increasing the crust
If our globe in q manner probably
still more extensively than the cor
als," but the numerous specimens
of spa-boitom obtained by the Coast
Survey and now in course of eE-
animation afford materials from
which to determine many curious
facts. A fine collection obtained
IN the Gull stream. OF the coast
of South Carolina. by Commander
Sands, United States Navy, con
sists almost entirely Of green sand,
and is found TO he identical with
the sp-called marls ~ fertilizers of
New Jersey. This substance, as
discovered u few years ago. is pro-
duCed by the incrustation Of the
cells Of minute marine creature
with n siliCaie Of iron. n is one
Of the marvels of modern science
that. for the exubetance Of vegeta-
bic growth whereby epicutes regale
themselves in the cities Of New
York aud Philadelphia. we are in
dppted TO the lertliaing properties
Of the remains Of inIusOria. fish and
marine monsters. which may have
Ilourisbed long before the creation
" man, and that these same vege-
tables are prepared as food by the
use OF stone fuel, the substance Of
forests which shrouded tho earth
in demiurgio days.-Journal If
Commerce
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ANOTHER k1Np.-lIntil n delft

ANOTHER KIM. Until deiini
ton il furnished. the editor of the
Point Coupee Echo will oblige US, not
to use 40 often the words "True De.
mocraey," We have already down
here several kinds, with different va.
rieties they have not been arranged
aud classified with reepect to one 9th
or yet, aud n more serious confusion
ia threatened, than came out of Babel
Let us take the latitude and longi.
tude--let us look TO the parent stem,
that great Charter Oak of Liberty,
which forever settled the question
that every Democrat has right to do
whatever he can. Let US get the
pedigree and trace the connection be.
tween the Short and Long Tails; the
Old jackson Democrats and the New
Liners, and learn how IL is that reyv
Old Line Wings have forsakeu their
gods to worship the golden calf. Let
us classify and arrange the Kings
men; If not in respect of their inches,
then according to the salary they re.
ceive. Let us determine bow-by
what process of transmigration those
political tadpoles of last season, the
Thugs of lsdia and native Know
Nothings have been converted into
Democratic frogs of full proportions !!
MIR. Jewell, Of the Echo. please do
not introduce any new variety of
Democrats just now, for presently the
party will be no better off for pedigree
than the New York aristocracy.