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Y Frsy the -idvsrtiser, Providence, r. l..
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ably effective remedy. for the headache, and
one of the very best for that very frequent
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c. A single bottle of SPALLING'S PRE-
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ro, rnn SPEEDY suRn on

FOR THE SPEEDY suRE OF
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ing in siIiary deras cement, caussd by
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other discovered for the speedy and certain
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other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
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they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
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immigrants and persons travelling temporarily
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that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
3 ease Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Iter.E
mittents if they avail themselves of the protection
's-this remedy affords.
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rBEvER, Mass, Dec. IL, 1860.
Fl. C. sPALpIMe. ESQ., wish for some cir
eqiars or. large show bills, to bring yonr Ce
phalic Pills more particularly before my Gus
toners. If you have any thing of the kind
please send to me.
One of nay customers, whs is subject to Sc
we're Sick Headache, Casually lasting two days.
tuas cured Of an attack t,s one hour by your
Pills, which sent her. atf
Respectfully. yours,
w. B. WILKES.
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1ksr praises from Georgia to
lzna ann IN the Union again.
"a kinda boufirss and ere the big gun
\ he State Of Virginia, the home Of Wash
ington,
s1l gsosn for Secession though JEFF. may
conplain,
81 virsIhl. sssaas arm in the Onion again. s
lhsss osos w. sirs when the great traitor
=1laesd the tr=itors feul. Gag on the capitols
wall; 4.
Dut vhsinia soon foana that her Sons would
complain
80 Virginia stands arm in the Unisn again
Now Hall has pamossd as We all understand,
10 seek for protection in Confederacy's land;
His home IN Virginia he ne or can regain,
The State that he sold for a geld headed cane.
How, jan. Keep your distance, Virginia Isl right,
Her sons are determined and rsadyato aght:
And II you invade her, they'll crowd you with
slain, &
FOR virginia's bold step is for Union again.
Now, Jef. potter home to your hot sunny South
And place for q signal your hand on your
month, s.a. e.s,s. II s
And say Of the Union I'll never complain; S
Bat Hike Virginia step into the Union again.
81 ss. ]. M. P.ss
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sPALDINe's PREPARED aLURl
SAVE rHE P1Ecu,

sPALDING.s PKEPARRs Give
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SAVE TEE PIE Cent
ECeNoMYi .DISPATCEi
q GA SrIreH IN TIME SAVES NINK!n Asa
ssAs accidents wiIlshappsn, even in we'll reg
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ssne cheap and esnvenient way for repairin.
Furaitare, Toys, Crockery, &c.
xRAkDINQ's PREPARED, GLUE
meets aIfs ch- emergencies, and no household
car aFsrd to be without it. It is always ready,
aud up ts'the sticking point.
.UsEFUL In EVERY AOUsE.n
s n. B.-A brush accompanies each Bettls.
Price, 25 cents. Address,
HENRY c. sPALpINa,
He. 4s CEDAR strset, New Ysrk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-06-12
-ATTAoHM.ENT EN0TIoE.

8 Joseph FaHfus,T PIa1ntlH.
! ssslffs55TRra s.N against e.4s
Jesse gyers, Plaintiff.
REF0RE 3. Salisbury, J. P. of Center town.
- ship, Monroe County Ohio, ON the 1st day
of May, A. D. 1851, said Justice issued an ora
der Of attachment in above action, for the
sum of six dollars and thirteen centssfs
N J. MANNING;
Attorney for Plaintiff.
7wosdsaelds May 8. lssl.--st. pa. ss
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P.s. 7 have used one boz of your Pills.
and find them exetRent 5ass.
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The Mobile Register has q letter from
Pensacola, from which we take the follow
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Before you go for an editor, Young
man, pause and take a big think. DO not
rush into the editorial harness rashiy.
Look around and sea if there is not sh
omnibus to drive, some soil somewhere to
be TILED. clerksh'p p on some meat cart
to be filed anything tina, is res rectabIe
aud healthy. rather than going foe an edi-
tor, which is hard business at best.
A Spanish writer, speaking Of n
beautiful woman's black ewes. says-They
were. mourning for the murder, they had
committed.
Why was Adam the best runner that
ever lived? Because he was the first in
tha human race.
Brown says tha, the Estate Of Matri
mony' is slave State. As Brown has a
termagsat wife, he ought to know.
Tho fellow who got intoxicated with
delight has been turned out of the TEN.
perssnee society.
An editor of paper in Wisconsin
kEents to know if western whisky was eve,
seen coming through the rye.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
NUMBER 81.
INDIAN CITIZENS A petition was pre-

INDIAN CITIZENS A petition was pre-
sented TO the Senate from twenty to thirty
Sioux Indians. asking the Legislature to
grant them all the rights of citizenshi p
They stated that they had adopted num-
Der Of customs in vogue alHeng the whites
such as wearing pan,aoons, living in
houses, using knives and forks, being con.
tent with the possession ard control Of
one wife, being willing to sarn their bread
"by the sweat of their brow" total sbsti-
nance from Intoxicating liquors. regular
attendance npon STATED preaching" &c.
In view Of all these things, they asked
that further and inestimahle privilege of
voting "early and of,en' 1t will be
granted them without doubt. if the mem.
bers are satisfied that they will vote the
straight ticke, every :ime.-St. Paut
Pioneer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
SIOUX CITY, WOODBURY. COUNTY,
THE SONG OF THE UNION.
Bf Il AATcI THYS O.


List to that low sweet music,
That pulsng, throhbing swelLH
Deep as the roar of ocean,
But soft as silver bell
'Tis the anthem of the Free Heart
Sweeping the nation Ger
"Ourcountry all our country
Both now and cvernoIe."
Where sweeps the broad Atlantic,
The foam belts ring the strain,
And the suusct dyed Pacific
Joins in the # refrain
The sweeping NJ Mississippi
catches the wondrnts spell.
And the Great Lakes 60 the northward
The diapason swell.
New England's pines join loud and clear
The deep bass Of the sea
And the palm trees Of the sunny south
Wave to the melody
From the rest giving Everglades,
From the Sierra towers
Tones few but wet chime into swell
This MarssllaIs Of ours.
"Our country and the liberty
Our atl,e, fought and won,
Land of the Pilgrim Fathers,
Land OF our Washington.
Live -:Or the cry now swrlls to God
From East to " estern shore,
Union aud peace and liberty,
Both now and evermorc.
"Fiag Of our country broadly wave
To the whole country's sky,
Where States like golden fire.tlics
Sn it, silver radiance lie.
Shake out each fold--that other lands
Across the sea afar,
May avr that still IL" old flag waves
With every stripe and star.
"Cheers for the old Tag, brothers, now!
North. South, East and est
Cheers for "ur glorious Fathcriand,
And the men now gone 10 rest.
Cheers for Palmetto and for Pine.
tnitcd ne'er t. sever.
Union and prac. and liberty.
cot glaat them Us iurerer''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

PoIsoS-liall's J0Hrna} Of HsaM SAYS
if a person swallows poison deliberately,
or by chance, instead of breaking ou, into
multitudinoas and incohsrent exclama.
tons, dispatch some one for the doctor.
meanwhile run to the kitchen. ge. a half
a glass of water in anything that's handy
put into it a teas poonful Of salt, and as
much ground mustard, STIR it an instant.
catch a firm hold Of Ihs persons nose. the
mouth will soon fly open. thea down with
the mixture, and in a second or two up
will come the poison. This will answer
better in large number of cases than
anything else. If. by this time. the ply
sician has not arrived, make the patient
swallow the white Of an egg, followed by
a cup Of strong coffee, as sntidotes for
any poison that remains in the stomach,
because these purity larger amount OF
poisons than any other accessible article
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
Rates OF Adverttsings

O,es,u,rs # - ines or less first asert ton .Sl w
49,, =, ,,,,,u.,+ i,sa~t,on ..,........... so
.,,,. ma mnntp p.,........,..,.... 3 %
t,r,. mon nths....,.,........... 90
!, ~ ntbs-...................S 90
4. vaor .....,....,......l2n II nU
II ,si,se c,,s iv limos or less one wear 10 90
Tvns sluareS ~ tnesl one wear ....'......-" ""
n 49, i,,,,. ,, ,..r ...............,S so 90
ne ,aI,,, o,. ,a.r r....................45 90
r,L - .,,,,,,, on. ,.va,r..,...........2h Uu
n..or,,, ~ ,,ontbs bs....................Ih ~ 90
:, -, ,.,,,,,, six ,noptbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 90
:, S,I,,.,,, - ron s.................i2 - no
,.Nu,n,+bs ............25 90
Iy,lf column - - ..........'.. ..'.''i !" "" ""
Quarter column, - ........'.... -. ", W.
Announcing ,andidatesfor once. ........... . y"
sa When the numharnf insertions is not specif
al .iy.r,isements will be m arked '!till for bid and
charged full prices.
tn ash in advance will he required on al hd'er
tiserl ,nts except where special contract has peeh
L. L. .h.,n mt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
4 GOOD SUl:(. TIOv.

The New York Hcrald, in speaking Of
the various Subdivisions Of party in th.
North. says there is one in favor Of NJ
compromise with the South and rigid coer
con, even to civil war. 1t adds, md We
most heartily indorse the suggestion
Many of the clergy belong to this par
ty, and we hope if there ever should be a
civil war they will be placed in front Of
every battle
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Shortly after the Prince of Wales srriv.
ed in England. the London News in Al
editorial complimentary to our country.
remarked that the Prince Had seen
natiua Of soldiers without en- armv-c;yil
order witheu. = poiice--weaith. luxury,
and culture without "A court or aristocracv.
lie has learned to mingle with The busy
crowd of men without the Intervention Of
chamberlairs aud couriiers He has found
respect WITHOUT ceremony, ami homer with.
oct aduint:on.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

A good story is told of hard shell
Bapts. missionary in Medina who had
become mixed up in land specula;ions in
Minneso.a. On entering the pulpit recent,
ly, he announced to his congregation, at
the opening Of divine service, his text was
to be found in ST. paul's epis,le to the
Minnesotians, section four, range three,
cast
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
COUNTY GOVERNMEET.-

Ir,b1'" JHdP". ....',,l'N y - :,
T-srsursr uni Rsc"rttr...... 'iAH. ~ IL hEnu 1 =
..,.;T .............F. i. IANRERT
Eci9ol Superintendent. {. VI NJ ~
}Jr1iRagr T,H ..... ..-..... THEN N'''''rNhu -
r-,|. .......lDHN X. COOK
r,r,,r. ................L L. u, LIE TILLlER
Supervisors
s,,u ci,, Towrshi, .....SAN'L CAMERON.
Woodbnry rowr-uir......n. n. Ho, ShHninEM'
Cor~cr tionvilla Townshir.. .-..........A :. bA'nN
S nith land .MMnsh ~. t-N'''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
The late Judge Stpry thus describes tb.

The late Judge Story thus describes the
fall of liberty in Greece. There is les.
son for 1851 in the words:
The Old World has already revealed
to US one Of its unsealed books. the begin
ing and the end Of its own marvellous
struggles in the cause Of liberty Greece,
lovely Greece. the land Of scholars and
the nurse OF arms, where sister Republics
in fair procession chanted the praises o:
liberty and the gods, where and what is
she ? For two thousand years the oppre,
sor has bound her to the sarth Her ar.s
are no more The last sad relies of her
temples are but the barracks ot ruthless
soldiery; the fragments of her columns
aud palaces are in the dust, yet beautiful
in ruin. She fell not when the mighty
were upon ber Her sons were united a,
ThermopvIn and Marathon. and the tide
of her triumph rolled back upon the Hel,
lespon,. She was conquered bv her own
factions. She fell By the hand Of her own
peGIile"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

The Providence JD,rna1 asks the uue..
ton-"lt all the States except Rhode I.-
land secede from the | MON, is she to pay
the public debt ?"
One Of our exchanges says on the
abnve:-
Go to bed little 'un, and don't be ask
ing imper:incnt questions. lD1 know We
ry well YOU couldn't pay the deb. if called
upon. Perhaps you lhins the foreign
creditors will sue What them How will
the Sheriff be abe to find you. hidden ss
you are between the spindle and Lu,neg
States?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

4 LoNG CocNr A catalogue of stars
has been commenced A. tic Observatory
in Cambridge, lass. 1t will require five
hundred years TO complete it. Do they
pav in advance tor counting? If so. Va
should Ike the job We hope they will
have good time counting the last lhous.
and - HrNr .Inur
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

W)gK-yayingan neXtensiveassortmen n I Of he
latest yles o. Job AID Card types, we are prepar
sd to 10 all kinds of Job Printins in the bessty lie
of the art. Give us call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
always fools, he regales them with the
history of the nap he once took on the old
box lounge.
A DOMESTIC EDITOR.

Everybody will laugh at the following
1t is one Of the good things that Mr.
Chandler, Of the Adams county wis.,
Independent, occasionally gets off,
Our Shanghai editor is a married man
"a re'y married man. keeps two cows,
calf, hens, hens husbands, Faust horse,
no dog, gay sleigh, and >ch like quadru
peds. He believes in having milk in the
family and verify 'twould please thee to
witness the tarmertorial airs he puts or
AID the editorial airs be puts off, as he
goeth ioHh like flower and runneth
among the hens and miIketh the bo,ines.
Belize his dignity went rapidly down
lo,her plight. New milch COW take,h to
herself a certain pleasant habit Of extend
ing her hinder hoof with yank.
Editor sat beside lactea glands, pail
claspsd twix, his knees, and thus engaged
in teat squeezing, he was heard TO utter,
in very solemn tone "kick not that
ye be not kicked. For with what violence
ye kick, ye shall be kicked with what
measure ye eat meat FROM and i. shall be
swa,ted over your counten0nce.' Anon
the bossy kicked like torked lightning,
laying out shanghai Chandler fiat on his
stable floor, completely painting him with
foany cow,juice, dipping his hat far 20
the leeward, jamming up the tin milk pail
like stepped on stove pipe, aud causing
a white editor to spout milk from his nose
like IL porpose.
And then the wall tha. was heard was
this: she hath lain my confidence waste
and braked my skin; she hath made the
miik-pail cleannasty, aud cast the milk
away; the front OF Shanghai is made
white. Howl, all We iittIe families! Below
calf, crack your cheeks! Had your tom
que and voice, Id use them so that heav.
en- $ vault should crack 0, It's gon. for
ever, twill come no more never, never,
never, urver. Break heart pr'vthee
break. I'm very much dj$gusted I'm n
Gody-a demnition cold. wet kicked,
uuclean, unpleasant Jody"
SO sayiag he smote the cow with ter
ribls curse, saying darn your skin - then
kicked her Just one kick, with such force
that he said he had driven his toe nail
clear back to his heel and went in aud
asked Mrs. Editor to wash him of Selah.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Ne';ce is given that the Insane Asylum
Of this State will be ready for occupants
about the l,t Of March next |, is none
too soon, as their will be use for the whole
Of it BY that time
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
TOWNS OFFtC Efs.

y,,.jr,, of thr Prrrc--fANES RaTNN
rn.4t5res-, N\RSIET.I. I " STEVENS.
Tc ,e,,.s--M. *. ROBINSON, l.. {. SANBoRN, JAo
FrTlGlBHnN.
T. ..r-I. ". H'i'n\.
assstsr~-JANES NJ. n'TGN.
g .-,,~--laITN ". LEWIS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

FvtL NvE-A worthy Dutchman
lately sued his neghbar FIR killing a dog.
In the course Of his examination, the
nutchman, being asked what was the val
he Of his dog, replied Ash for ter tog,
he vos ~urt shust no'iu at all bu, as no
vas SO mean as to kin hiu,. swear
makes him paw te fnIl ya!ue Of him"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

By railway accidents in 1860, there
were killed in the United States "A per-
sons. and 3l5 wounded the smallest
number in any twelve months in the pas;
eight years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Florence Nighiacale's health 10 i'm
proving, though she is Still unable to bear
carriage exercise, She resides IN the
suburbs of London,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
-THE-
Sioux City 1fgistcr
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
Ar
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa
F.. NJ, zIEBACH & VIM. FIR ENEf

rsRNsDF SCBsCRlPTIoN-Two Dollarsa year
always IN advance; tor six months, one Doi'ar'
f,r thrse months. Fifty Cents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

madam, good many person. were
very much disturbed at the concert last
night, by the crying Of ,our baby We'll.
do wonder such people 20 to concerts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

XyvuoLESALF and retail dealer in Groceries and
w Provisions. Pine Lumber, Doors, sash, Blinds,
pine Shingles. &c one door west OF Pearl street,
fronting .-yeA. Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
MILTON TOOTLE,

VvTuOLESA and retail dealer i" Dry Goods
w Grocaries. Agricultural Implements u. :
ami Shoes leather and Finding e.. corner OF Pearl
And ) .rona streets Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

An Irish attorney says no printer sho d
publish a death unless apprised OF the fact
by the party deceased.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
y, E,Rt-CIyRUCkE Err,
ISAAC HAAS.

yyTIoLEsALE aud r4tail dealer in Dry Goods
w Gracaries. Crorkerv, Boots and shoes &t.. NC.
corner Of Pearl and Third streets Sioux City. iowas
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORS
;lA(,i HOUSE.

g,yn,-x CITY Fowa-tnuN UAGY. Proprietor -
y Tn. ~ N riet9r respectfully informs tn" rnhlf
facilities are snrh that he Is -nnh"n 10 ac-
cu,lets his guests in good stYle as any 'to'el on
t 10 IixSoari Stopa Nv giving attention 70 IN"
v,,,s af his "a ,>ts be hopes to rec-iv" ,lh"ra'
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-02

Why is the Senate Of The United Statss
like Gen. Santa Anna? Because it has
lost one Foote.