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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
fFral" che Eav. Yrfk Weekly
NJ. NODDBRIDG sINNEsraIEST
By HELEN sOREST GRAVES.

Tho ra~- or:n,sor &c tho s,or,,v xor.
e,hsr s,,so. ,vos s,e;.;,r all rho b;us
with its }orii oIsre-,ho wind npruurinr
r.s,}ess,u o,,-,v tho da.a Ia.uos ,ba. LAT,
Leaned ovc, tho wood,aths seemed T.,
mourn with q, a,mcs. human voice Pnt
III. autnmnar mela,eholv without only
served to tighten the cheerfuIness Of the
roaring wood fire. whose ruddv glow Ian
ced and ou;vere1 over tba rongb raftera
If rarnsr Woadbr;Joas s,ac;,,s o,3
Kitchen snarkl,ng nm the nol;sbai srr(,-
cos or matters and r,immorinr hrassas
aud sending a long stream of radiancp
,brongh the uncnrtained windows ont m.
On III. aarke,irr roa1
.y,sas 7 wos Gavin .fo-s - ,hsorral
the old farmcr. rubh;nr his ,o;I hardened
hands toge.her and aaz,ny tboygb,r,lIv
inro the fire. IT'S been p canita harvest
this year. woulIn', ask for no better
So. wife, vou lis, r,ck ont some O. them
va,rer p;npin annlas and mt 'pn, into lea
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

No inland State in the Union possesses
better natural com mercial advantages than
iowa. The two great rivers OF the coGti-
nent wash lis eastern and western shores.
add to this fact the wise and rapidly deveL
Of ping railroad system of thai States, as,
sisted by munifccnt land grants, which
system, when completed, will place every
farm at furthest within twenty miles 0! 4
railroad or navigable river, and we cannot
but admire the wisdom of its legislators
and congratulate the fortunate posses-or
Of any Of its fertile domain Whenever
the public fully appreciates the cary and
complete Development OF Iowa by her
railroads, emigration will again swarm
upon her prairIes, and sit down CT her
rivers sides. The second hcgiva OF cmi-
grafton is to be composed Of those who
seek to be within sound Of tle tocolnotivo
whistle as well as the church bell. Iowa,
lying in direct line Of travel &ud tra.Hc
from New \ ork to jhc South pasf, ha5
projected four parallel ines from the Mis-
si>slppi TO the Missouri, about forty mile,
apart. Of these the Darlington and Ms
souri, River Read IS the most southern
route--tormui, Buriioglon. c1 ;Le \.i>a.a.
sjppi ,nd mouth If the Platte, on tie
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
TIE mauKlAGD OF LORD BYRON

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article On L&1F hEt"n to the .h|'Hti'
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e'hbINI'3 ma't a." l&e'' '''0'iF"'.N' Oh
her nH'&re. Miss Nar..noau emphasizes
tn. act that Brrln c3ull really love orlT
/, ;,,a,.:,-,,;.n f,, rn,a.a,.t .fo hsr-,r,
'.-9V' was ''''' ''~ "'S'1s' :" 0' ''''' -
The following account ot the marriage
will interest al reaiers
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

MACY flOs sk..

t.JarX CITY Iowa-I0IN HAGT, Proprietor -
y Fhe prnUrietSr respectfully informs tn" puh'I'
thst hi; rtiities such that he is enabled - ~"
lrn MS guests ia good stTte as any Vote. on
.N. Missouri S;npe itv giving attention - the
&. ,rts If his gu 'ss he hopes to re'riv" l'h"rai
h,rs,r ,,frnrara mar@l '5Jtt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
MILTON TDDTI.E,

VIZ IoLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Goods
w Groceries. Agricu .tnral In rIemen's. Boots
~ shoes leather and tindug &c. corner cfPearl
and Second streets. Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
TOWNS DTF4E EES.

rqs,ic,s Of he Peaee--ItNES II Dh"1E.
C,t.'tb'es-A. NARSIIELf. i. ~. ,rNN ENS.
Trrstscs--E. X robinson, l.. c. SAN BORN, JNO
FITHiIR8GN.
Cf<r@--I. VI. tC0N.
dsssssar-lANE~ =. rtCG%.
81 Gtprrrtssr-IolI\ ". LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
ISAAC IIh AS.
II. ID. BOOtiE Il CO.,

HlyHoLESALE aud retail dcrler in Eeady Made
w Cluthire. Gents Furnishing Goods. &c, Pearl
street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
Sioux City Aegister
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, iowa,
F.. NJ. ZIEBACH - WIN. FRENZY

rERNSOF FSU3SCRtPTIDN-Tw Do!larsa year
always IN advance. f,r six months, one Dollar
for three months Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

WHOLESALE aud rel all dealer in Groeerie and
w Provisions. Pine Lumber, Doors. sash, GliHds.
Pine Shingles. &c. door west OF Pear street.
frontin: .8ryes. Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
r. Il, It.NIi AID,

NyvUoLESt ALE and retail dealers in all kinds cf
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street, sionX
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

There was n singular problem among
the stocs, which ran to this purpose: =
s. When man says, | lie does he lie or
does he not? II he lies he speaks the
trn'h 1t he speaks the truth, no lies. -
Many were the books written upon this
wonderful problem. Chryslppus favored
the world with no less than six; aud PHI
ietus studied himself to death in his vain
endeavors to solve IT,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
CiIiS. SN. :: ME- Il
4. GKDNISsE. II.

VIZ II DLES ALE aud retail .eaier in stoves aud
w lin " are; also ma utIsturers CiIin, copper
ShAet ron Ware. Pearl street sioux City. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

1 TToRNEY Mt Law and General Lend Agent
~ Speritl atto II tign given to payment of taxes
loe ttiug Lani Warrants the igation and per.
citing of tlx tn other titles r"deeuInE lands SOLD
o. ttXet kim collections. ANA leg al busHa-s Of
all kil Is in Northern Iowa aud Nebraska,~-8Gtre,
q l Douglas ttrset. Sioux city. Iowa. voEfuoi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
A PEEP INTO THE BANK OF ENG
LAND.


The Bank Of England must be seen on
the inside MS well as or the out and to 60
into the interior of this remarkable build
ing. to observe the operations Of an insti-
tuition that eXerts more mora. and pOiti>
cal power than anv sovereign in Europe,
You must have an order from the Cover.
nor of the Bank The building occupies
an irregular area Of eight acres of ground
An edifce of no architectural beauty,
with not one window toward the street.
being Lighted altogether from the roof Of
the enclosed area
was led on presenting my card Of ad
mission into a private room, where. after
a delay Of few moments, messenger
came, and conducted me through the
mighty and mysterious Building. Down
we went into q room where the notes Of
the Bank, received the day before were
now examined, compared with the entries
in the books, and slowed away. The Bank
q ~ @''"d never issues 'n' same NOES
second tirc It receives, in the ordinary
~ '",'',''' ''''"' -'''V''' vi
>i'00O coo daily, in notes these are put
~ into parcel, ascording 10 their denom-
nations. boxed up with the date o; their
reception and are kept ten years at the
expiration ot ""'c" perlo' 'h~J, are taken
ont and ground in the. mill which | saw
rlariog. and nnde again into paper. If
:, II. corrsa ,f tha "a, va,rs on, d;,,.t.
:" ,''-.,,..- 49,. s..:. -,'.,5
III business OF IA" S"'' s0'o'1 arse con.
cer"'"s the payment Of any note, tn"
hank c4n rr,duce the Identical hill
To mao, .ho lo,,.,,I ,,r,,,.o, ,ors,.,,.
=. I -.
y "e'N "P' '"' "'"N '"> 10 ""' F"!'''
makers, lis own printers, its own engrav-
ers, al the work under The same roof. aui
even makes -ba machinery Wv which mos,
,..
VI ~ ""'' ".''N - "o''' N 0"'" '''@'''
ou' o'A"N'F' orer"1oA IS register eA
tending from the printing 0hlcr to the
haphin. Offices. which mark, every sheet
,. ,....u ,h. ....,.,. "a. r,..,. ..t....
" rNI> ''"' 80 90 ~ ' va - '''' ~,
50 'ha' 'He F''Nta'S cannot 'na"'''"et"Fe IL
single sheet OF blank notes that .s not re
On the same principIs Of neatncse. a
shaft Is made 10 pass from 5:e apagusnt
to another. connecting q clock in sixteen
wings of th" ea'ah,1>hmen.. and re.l4a''
ing them with surh r~oci~sion thar the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
HEDGES q CO..
A. IL 1 y.

w Il DIES LIZ AMI retail dealers in Grorerits
w Provisions Wines and liquors, &c. ievee
tisax City. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

wv IJLE$ALF ani retail dealer in Ready Made
w rI.thing, Hats and Caps. Boots aud Shoes.
Dry Goo Is. Iassirg. &c. corner of Pearl and third
stra .ts. = -1nA CITY. lowe.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

'ege. Nay, don't shrink from me-are
We not to be very good rriends?"
The pre'tiest girl | ever saw in my
ilts, was has internal comment as he at
length parted from her at the little gate.
where burning bushes " and dark green
ivy were trained together with all q wo
mans taste.
The Christmas SHOWS lay white and
deep on the farmhouse eaycs-the Christ
mas logs cracked on the hearth. where
Mr.. Woodbridge still gazed drcamily into
the glowing cInders, aud Mrs. Keturah
knitting needles clicked with electric
speed.
THAT mortgage bo,hers met ho'her>
ne, he murmu"ed, almost p.aiutivelv.-
" Well, ! S pose it amt no use frettn'
but | had thought 20 live and die in the
old place where my ta.her did, acore me.
The Lor6'S viii be done. thon.h Some.
how things haint prospered with mel
don seem to get along.'
e. ! ou'd ha' got along we'll enough,
guess, responded kct.ruh, who belongei
superemlncntly to that class OF people
""r"I az zoo ''mI"r'eF%' II You d
o"'y ',?I ''''' your ? ana 4 as to'i
you. ot was always too free haudel
and nov you see what its brought ye tew. -
-. Ne''' wen he'"'}' we never d'd th'"k
aNNe on some th'hsS, returned the oid
man ,u Let : 'aIN @cout ap''a~An'er sub
Ject' " h''' 30 20" 'A'hN ao,Ht our scho1l.
M" am marrying young Ar. nHrd"'che
10 morrow D'N" always tell YOU thai
''SS'I morton was oorn 10 oe lacy
ma, o. "''Q'"Y m]<GI'' oGt anyhnW, m
E'to 10 rear "' niue "rsS,e incN'
'n great Grn, better keep your
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
Cff As. IKE VT.

HEALER in II ,riware and Gallery, Bar Iron and
- st II, Agricultural Implements, sign OF the
Mill saw, Pearl street. Sioux city, owa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

An anxious mother, in Scotland was
taking leave Of Der son on bis departure
for England, aud giving hin all good ai-
vice My dear Sandy, ny ain BARN,
gang south, and get all the aiIIar We can
from the southerns-tak' everything We
can; but the English are ~ brave hoxin'
people an take care o them, SANDY
never tight bald man, tor ye Gamma catch
him hy the hair
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
y. T. DAVIS,

nEALERi in DruGstni Medicines Book Station
IL ry,ptls, Paints, Varnishes, &C., Pearl street
spux City, iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

There IS n house in Paris which sells
annually half million pair Of wooden
shoes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

At recent wedding ia Portmouth. y.
II. one OF the gronmsnen was sua Of q
gentlemar who otic,ated IN similar ca.
nacity at the marriage Of the bride la.hcr;
and one of the bridesmaids wls also
daughter of "A lady who assisted tha bride $
mother TO assume the silken tie.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

Why is Ssolar eclipse like a woman
beating her boy? $eeause is n hiding
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

:,
HUDSON & JOY.

4 FToRNEY at Law, Real Estate and Collecting
"a Agent sioux tlty. Iowa. yIIino2i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
SAN,L Ill. CASADY.

A TTpHHEYS At Law, Sioux city Iowa. Pras
n tiee In the courts Il Iowa and Nebraska Offee
on Douglas ST. opposite Land ohica. :,Za.tr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

Half a million packs of cards are made
annually in London.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

The man that run the fork # q road
into his ere has since died irom the NOR.
tai woand.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

DtNEEGs- Dealers in Exchange. Real Estate
- ttRtettns ant tx paying Agents. Odice. on
Leses, b.tgeen D2uslas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City Lava.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
PATRICK ROM.
TREDwAY IL cUReIER,

TT0RNEY at Law, w,-Oilice, corner Of Sixth an i
Douglas street, Sioux City, Iowa. vinl4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09

A woman appeared in the court Of Louis
vile, recently, to be appointed guardaia
for her child when the following colIoquy
ensued What estate has your child
" Place your honor, don't understand
you.' Judge" say, what has she sot?
" ChiIls and taver, place yer honor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-09
RDSLER a. iilsDl.ES,

A TfoRNETS NJ LaW.-Practice Ia the Courts
~ Of iowa and Northern Nebraska Office "a,
i&its street, sioux city, Iowa. declAlyE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

children Ory Tor ODD N
gPALDIHgs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
alLLa-.-l-.-

AIsotiuE OF the Ceupty Temperance Society
The above meeting was held Ct warrens-
Vile, on The l7th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. L. Q. Pratt President o. the soOi-
ely, called tho meeting to order, and invited
Rev. W. H. Brewster to lead ia prayer
The Chair nominated the following Com
mittees:
WI. Brewster, w. H. Warren, and @,
E. johnson, business committee.
DIV. Gage, s. Hubbell, and c. P. Bur-
we'll, committee to nominate Os3cers for
the Society. This committee reported the
following persons for the respective Offices
and they were elected;
For President John D. Taylor, Of Rock
port,
Eor Secretary, W. Il. Brewster, Univer'
sity Heights.
For Treasurer, W. H. Stanley, Of Clevo-
land.
Executive COmmillee-H. B. Spelman,
L. O. Pratt OF Clovelsnd; Rev. a. Sharp,
Of Oollamar; W. H. Warren, Of Warrens-
vile; Rev.I Fish, Of Brooklyn.
It was voted that this Committee also
discharge the duties and carry out the
plans Of the Central Committee, and that
ell books, papers, &C., belonging to the Gen.
/ trail Committee, be passed over to the Ex.
ecutive Committee. I
The Business Committee presented the
following resolutions, which were discussed
by Messrs. Brewster, Gage aad Stanley
and adopted.
/ hope, Mr.. Editor, you will publish
them, and it may be sOmo Of Jour cores
pondents or exchanges may feel disposed
TO discuss them. The meeting, though moi
large, was yet pleasant and profitable, and
the dinner prepared by the friends, sump
tuOus. =
The Society voted to hold the next meet
ing on the third Wednesday IN January
in Cleveland.
Rssolpsd, That alcohol, ua6sr all iti
names and forms, is the prod1ct Of decay
and rottenness; it exists in no living
thing in nature, and is born only Of death
and leads when used as o beverage only Il
death.
I'd. That it is not less pOisOp1HDder tn
name Of s0iNe than Of brandy, RIM or Dhisky
distillatiOn never producing, but only ex
tracing it, and hence the modern populs
theory that temperance is to be promoted
by filing our cellars with light wines, Il
be freely used, is uHphiIOsopkieal, unrsasOn
able and URseriptural.
Sd. That We cannot too strongly con
demn the practice, quite common. in ou
cities, Of placing wines upon the sable Of
New Years, and the increasing ooUntsnsno
given to its use at weddings, svell by Min
listers and Christians.
W, H, BREWSTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

u
u fEsDAhIss VIII taxa notice that John Frisnd,
q glsEals1d yhs, On tue 5th day 0f October l1sI5
UuVahogs u0unt., o 10, sgainst Jsbfi y s,r7s1
nFl. Erst srika Borges. and al the ofhsr nars -.
meat creditor q the said % Josn p sorTss, h Sd
ment fecoTl red b. one \. 8chieiy aeaInat she sad
borgls at ihe 4s5TnaTy lsao tern @ said court ur
the sun Of a6o8.l7, with cost aad interest, Whicn
judgment vas a,signed % the plaintiff mat 6I5-
eutl0n IVES issued ol taid Judgment % ths sheriff q
no property found Thst The Isid 5rgss esiias -
have ny property Liable for szeenti0n Bgt TIC
plal1tih c1nrgoa ths said JOhu T. Borsas % frani-
ulsstly ghsgBiBE lsrgs stock Of ready ado siath-
iBg, cloths, se 10 tbs city q Cleveland hlI Ion-
in-laW, Theodore FOgss, and that glid BorEss car
ria8 on the baainssl, md h0ld1 large ansounI a
store goods, under the false DrstelCs Of being the
buainsss and goods of Theodore YoEes. That B5rglI
s the owner Of : valuable house and lot on 81 OAR
street CleTeland, lnoFs partic1lsrll deseribed n
go. sf ,-ht~b a. 1--,,-- ,-,s-ls - - 49,
Pad but not cancellsd. IN q aaid BOrqeI 0rTn4a
iaTm property In Z st Clsvsland dsscrlsed q t15
and 10 G-ath 4 Whiis, y. y bus painiiH elairI5
John Lazy paid, aud that plaintiffs len o1 aid
Heath White. That J. =. Bgrgss Eas he rSsIand
q noE the fQultab oHnsr n 3 valuable prop1rFT
ctg g Cleveland more particraIly dsssrite n fd8
pelitiqn. pot Shieh gE9pssty, with the e0rhiFalq9
same 70 b rested In his wife, The said ErsdsFita
borga1. That he iE also the eQuitabla oHusF of city
lot O. Sl9 % Tracy strsst In she city OF tloTsnd
causing the tiiis % vest in his vie. That tss aid
borEss ha5 bougats Eiih bic 0Wn means, 3 Fsluabl5
IA N IN bOlos gQy anofa county UliQs nI 81 ocrf1s
more R.s tCularlT described in plaintiffs e8lilioE,
but for the purpose Of Keeping Il rom The roeck d
bis eredtorsI 10 eeussd Tbs prOpery % Telt n th8
name Of hi1 vie. That the other nkmed dafsndantI
claim 70 have an interest hep, actual o. codtn-
gent on tbs described prOperty, but 20 Whst ezaut
the plaintiff does not Know, and therefore dsma1cg
prOoi of the same The pisistih thersf re-, FEa5e1
tbat al the propsrty IL ID petition descrl6ad b
sQds that TIE priority Of lieHg b0 dete-minzd end
orify Of hens fl
al the sboVs named deisudanfs, rot cfkeruEts
notiAods arc hereby rot ded and requested % aprF
and answer the plaintiffs petition ty tns iftb a.
Of Decsmbtr, ls6l. JOIN FRIEND,
Plaintiff 8 a AttoruaT.I
Cleveland, Ost. II. 1861. Ocf. I7:sS5 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES

10 40 IS STRONG ARMSTRONG, OHUROa.
M : RIs0-. end VIII. EISkE. 0evsLand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

COLONEL BucKLEY.-Fhis officer arrived
from Camp Giddings this morning, and left
on the Pittsburgh cars at 9.15 for Akron.
BE reports that his regiment is filing up
fast. There are seven full companies or
gsnized, and others are being made up
rapidly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

In our article Of Thursday morning in
regard to destitution existing in the
TFenty-fourth Regiment we gave the let
ter Of Major Buttles, in which was an ez-
tract from letter of George B. Weeks,
Surgeon of the Regiment inlimsting that
there vas large sick list.
III The supplies necessary for the comfort Of
the sick can always be obtained Of the Sol
disrs' Aid Society, of this city, on appliCa-
"a ton by letter from the Surgeon. OF this
Dr.. Weeks has been frequently informed by
Mrs. Rouse. Of course this Society is un-
able to supply the thick clothing needed by
the iOsH men 10 keep them in state Of
j health and efficiency. If they endeaYOred
to do 50, the wants of only tl0o or three
regiments would ct once exhaust all their
supplies and resources; but they will
ehserfully attend to the JorVardiHg of all
donations of thick clothing and blankets
for the weH men which our citizens may
son6de to their care.
To relieve the necessities Of the sick and
woundsd in various posts and regimental
hospitals is all this sOciety can possibly do
Bith its present resources, and We made
Z note in our Friday mornings paper to cor
rect any impression which may have OBJ
tained BY Mr.. Butties letter and extract
Of Weeks letter, that this Society had neg
5eetea to attend to fas wants Of The sick in
the Tssents-foirth Rsginfent
The fact that the Aid Society Will send
80 sll needed HaspitaE supplies does not relieve
our citizens from their duty Of sending
thick clothing and blankets to the veil
men, as called for BY Major Buttles.
We hope our citizens viii do this at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
TI URIOUS KOINUIDNNOEl
Al SLOAN UNDER THE OOUHTEE
SMITH AID OTHERs IN A BOHIUI

NORRIs in sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAIs
CONDITION POWDERS, whore every owner Of
Horses end Cattle can dnd the best Medicine in us
Sor many OF the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are o Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss otAppetite, Hide bound, DistempeTs, &C., a..
aaTThess Powders elweys give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. Sos
slrcularH. Try them. Fdr sale BY y. II. Gaylo
C. w, Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong & Arm
strona, Ceyolsud, o., and BY ail Druggists in the
Country Also 81 wholesale by the Proprietor, o. l5i
Ontario greet, Cleveland, Ohio to whom ali ordess
must ba sddraEBsd.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

These pills have never been known 30 fail when
the diIestiOns bsve been strictly followed, aud they
are perfectly safe 20 take by the most delicate.
TO MARRIED LADIES thoy are particularly re-
commended, as they remove difficulties and restore
nature, no matter from what cause the obstruction
may arise. few days in most G2seB will pr0dncG
TIC desired effect and although powerful, yet no
injury will ever result from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, as they have an
effect con trsry to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
cortihcates from we'll known physicians aud npOtE-
ecaries, can be hsd application to the agent, who
will send tho Pills. If desired by mall post paid, to
any address, receipt Of the money. sod IN boSos
containing sixty Pills, by all the principal druggists
And dsalers everywhere. Trios $500 = box.
g. ". ULAhk, Sfsn. agent,
IvIa.Wrg gupnrfor fVavaisnd. q.