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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-17
SIOUN CITY
HARDWARE STORE

NN HAND AND FOR SAFE the best quality
Grape Vine and Turkcv-wing Cradles,
Hay and Manure FORKS,
Rakes,
SCNthrs and SnathS,
ErindStonCs and Fixtures,
Aud a great varietyof Other article. at ow prccs
lot cash. \ GRokiSGIR,
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Ayers ( athaa;rltic pills.

VIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine bnx.
u been taxed their utmost to produce tia beif
most perfect purBRttVe which e known 20 mani ~,
Vulnerable pEOofS are shown that these PILL have
1Et Is which 9urpass In excellence the Ordinary
medieines, and that they win unprecedented tpon
!he eSteen Of all men. They are safe and pieSSaiit
to take, but powerful to cura Their penetr5ti1,
properties stimulate the vital activities 81 tis 49,
S t5e o99tr1ettons Of itg organs, purify the
blood and exPel disease. They purge ott tiie fo6I
humor9 which breed and grow distsmpeFj stiInuiStS
sluggish o. dsordered organs into their naturSI ~
whole system. Not only do tlidy cure ia
Complaints % every body, but also formidable Sn
GSpgeESTS dSs9Ses that have bafaed the Best Of Sa
they area The same time, In dinliniShod doe tSs
satest and best phySie that can b 6uployed f9r
children! Being suilr coated they a. nisS ~ Is
takei aud being purely vegetable rs fFss i51 ~, -
risk Of ham,. Cures have been made which S,IT1cy
belief were they not substantlated by mon o. STcb
pieiOn OF untruth. Manyserinent cIeTS1,S ~ III
Hhysicans have lent theii name 10 eeFfiFy - ~
inc q my remedies while oth6fS
my Preparations contribute tmmGnseIy 10 IN ysISs5
o. ny etiieted, SpaeFing felloE:lnen.
Tue Agent below named e pleased 70 "a
e my American Almanac, containing direrfJ6iIa ~,
SS Us aSa q theiF cures q the fol
oOStfyeneS, Bilious ioomptSints.i fbsr1,,,,.,,,;
propSy, aeArtburn. Headache aFiainc, frouI q Toni
stomach, AAnsea, Indigestion, Morbid Inac4ion n
me tSEeis and Pain aEisidg therelrom, FlRfnieney
eeee HhtGh reqqlre an eyacuant medicine SoiofSIa
pF kings EItl. They also, by purifying fho bioo5
s5g the Syste cure many Complaints
S se " = G9ld n96 be supposed they could reach
Saeh e De1tne1. Partial Blindnes GenralFia InFi
Ne5ypua ,Derangementsof the IiTer md
kidney Gqut and other kindred eoniplai sTfsjnT
from low stateOf the BODY or obStrnetfon N ~
% not Pc PIT on BY unpFincipled dealers With
SoLle otner pm they make more profit on All IN
ATEGs PMS, and take nothing eIss. NoStllsF n
can give you compares its intrinsic yaiIe
eE curative poWerH. The sick want The begt IA
thero u Tor them, and they Ehonld Inv; a. i =
Prepared by DR.. y. G. AVER. a.
Frtettsas aad Aial5ti CGehtids, L6sSSn a AZ,
PRttf - Chs. m Box. mn BoxEs FoR a -
Sod 6y a. g: GOOD %, ladby an Drues:Ei ist
aea DAeFs m = eei0as every Whsre. i-a7i mhd5i
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
.atz4l = -. ing Rail Road d r5trI54l

o.! ;si ing RallRoao rgu. -
~
an AND AFTER MONDAY, January 20th. ls82
" Passenger Trains vim leave Bridgeport g III.
lONS, (SundayE axcepted:p la5,5fiI 81 fs7I =
l;l5 AN. aInil Train, Stopping at an stations, ar
a-,: Eiyes At PittSbuEgh at 4:lO PM ami
Cleveland at $40 z. NJ.
1000 p n. Express Train, stopping at ali BtAtfons
r. ali except Rukh Kun aud Beaver, arrives al
PitLs6urgh At 2so5 A. II. and Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 1856 A. IL and 400 p M AZ.
rive At Bridgeport Mt 6:2D P. NJ, and 6:35 A. N
Leave PiftIburgh At l:4OIA H., aSd 40 p. NJ
arrive a bridgeport At sos A. IL, and $50 P. II.
COnnecIiOns are made as Follower
At PittSburgh with PennsyIyania R. R for Harris
.sa 4--. burg, B4itimoEe, Washington, PhiIl.
delphias New York and Boston.
s'f Cleveland with Cleveland Toled &. r. for San.
=. Hi dnsEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago AMI
-HE al @ al points In the NORTH WEsF. Will
Chicago and the Norm WEST. Will
f- Cleveland Erie n. X. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, buffalo and Niagara PAlIs: With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestltne, Delaware, Columbus aud
E.Ig Cincinnati n f-I7l
At Hudson with the 6. 2. 4o.R.R. for Cuyahoen
Fails Akron, MillerSburgh and HoSs-
At Alliance with P. Ft. W. 4 c. R. r. for Canton.
.ae a- MHs5illon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co
AtSteubenvfIle With T. 9. C. Line and At BE11AIa
with o. o. o. R.R for GAINESVILLE, New.
ark Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, IntIi.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LoufsTilie
-..a- st. Louis, st. Joseph and All poInts
i-a-14 WtSt and South West. lIF. =
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Fare always a. low, and time much quicker than
any other route. -
Through Tickets to all points In the West, Nortl,
and East can be procured at the Office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Preight
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and its connections
90 the East, North, West and NORTHWEST, at once
under MiLure House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge.
port Station. WA. D.TERIEY, Agent,
I.s. ...il1 Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, AGENT
i'm. MCCULLOUGH, President. = - -
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. tfsb8l
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e. T. q u BALTIMORE 7=7 nm 55z7
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, CHARTIRIp. ls51
III III LOO ATE D tS'3If = E5'}''

ID. g-F..
1OUNDADp .CHARTERID, 1884
LOO ATE D (, % - .
Cor. baltimore and Charlss.Sts.-.
- @ g B AL TIMoRE, Md 91qa
T1NH1s INSTITUTION IS NOW .INIiTITR SIOsT
n, and hogrts9ing condition. Twice iu.
ring the last two years has It been necessary 10 oban
larger apartments for the aeconfnoda tio5 Of fIS ~
o. number Of students representing nearly
y now occupies one Of the most eonsnicuoug and
desdrabiy located buildings In the city Mo rooms
SiSodiou'y arranged SpaciOps and elegantly
FhesdyaltagsS and facilities here offered n, voun,
men aesEi1g 70 quality themselves properly for nc
anLies o. the Counting Room, or to obtain
4AoTOngh Practical BWSFMefS EfuedfiS AZ
In any particular by any fimilaf stS
nshment tnthe United States. = : :
l., "FACULTYi . ltt7it u
Z. K. LOSIEB,
PF1ndpal-Leeturer on the seiehes OF Account Cam.
meree, Business ChbtofnS etc
j. n. PHILLIPS
Professor Ofths Theory and Praetes OF Book.Ks.ppp
and Commercial Calculations re
aagts. ~. q. q. n DAVIES,
Professor Of =; s S9ltasslA.
t-ss.- 3. 4, WILLIAMS, Esol ystB5IiiFt ~
kectureE6 on MeFcantiIsI3 ~ lilIiil
..=tl- i XIV Is. YEATES REESE H. 81
brara Lecturer on Cerlmerfl EthioSl ikisAif
-, - L9i.5 TRUSTEES. -, - 90.
Hon. JnO. P. Kennedy, Hon. JoSbun Vsns.n.
JScoh TS,. = I9 n' VIM =. KeighlSr, Rsq
me college, u provided with q CoinnSsTeISI T. 49,,
g. standard Works. expressly for the use Of he StT;
Each Student has dssk to himself and a. ,,D,. :.
rately instructed. nv SoPa-
There bsinE q tasatiOn ddriasl ysisf sSa.D..
An n sfaileour.e
4 DIPLOMA 6 awarded 10 All Grsdu,itysgg ~
a. 4 4 .se sna ornAGnSnted Circular. com
upwards Of SIX eQuAlG HRET ~
1teElor and Interior View Of the OoiIeES ,-SS,S,S
ehAraeteristic designs ehHAnSlIinS 80 " !;
ILeS g charge aeeompd All
particulars. Address y I,fii bon Il Tf5aTTt5 ~
-i-lL ..ltlg BaEtfS iiOEe IA! /
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.sTRANsPoRTATIoNs
OFFICE on THR B.l,fORP n

+
ga $40 OFFICE OF THR B. & o. R. R. cor
81. WHEELIN6, 2ath March, iS62 4 \.
ID EsUMPTION OF BUSINESS ONTHF n I'M.
III MORE OHIO RAIL ROAD. The COMPANY
having th6r9ughly reeonstTuGted the breaES "a az
protection, and having resumed their tonnHSe
Portatiop WI, on and after Tuesday, the Ist April
run three p91stnBer rraiuk a. HoIloEs-the road be
ing tAeeonghlyA and completely guArdeds - .llIf
Mail Train, will leave Wheeling ct ESQ p Ben.
WOOD a. 1Os2Q =, NJ, arrive At Baltimore at r. u,
Returning, leave Baltimofe at $40 A. NJ arriyet
BenHood at $50 a NJ, Wheeling 1t $40 a. NJ 1913
WISHING and CpmbeTlRnd Accom- mlodatIon Trlfn
will leave Wheeling At 1870 A. NJ BenW0od Al l0:s6
A. NJ arrive At Cumberland at 9:35 p. n
ReeuTningi leave Cumberland at 1916 IN. arrive
at Wheeling At 6slOP. M H 10 az n -.
..frr tl W. SMITH, Master Transportation.
Y M.CoLES General Ticket Agent
.ai q, 3. s. JACOBS, sErain supsriut.ndsut..
J. P.WlLLARD,j t5.I -.,E.fI,[ -
Z J.. B. FORD. oen,l Agent, wheeling. mhs1
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say the best relnedy have ever found Is 49, .,rt.
for Coughs HoarSenesS, Inauen1a,
and the coheomttant symptoms OF 81 80 '..''f
Cold, Is Your CHEHRT PECF0RAL. It's (4It-9f-gf-
constant nse In my practice aud my - is.,t..
family tor the last ten years has az 5,-..,.,-
shown It to possess superior NfFtuesS III -
for the treatment Of these COM .a4&ioSFl1 :.
plants. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
A. B. MoRTLEY, ESQ, OF U41aA, n. z, writes; 81
nave used your tstorat myself In my hmy ever
cine 1or It's purpose ever put out. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
than do without 1t, or take any other remedy''
Group, WhoopIng Cough, In1iuen1n.
sPRIsoEIEID, MISS, Feb. Z, 1856.
BHofHKR AYR: will eheerfnIly certify YOUR H.
tOTat ts the best remedy possess for The c1r 81
Thooping cough, Group and the chest diseases a
children. We Of your fraternity in the South an.
preetate your skin, and commend yOr fieiicins h
our people. HIRAM o6NRLIN. NJ n h. 70
AMOS Ike, ESQ.,, MONTHLY, IA, writes, Sd Jan.
10 1872: u mad tedious Influenza which confined me
IN aoors SIX weeks; took many medicines without re-
lIefi finally tried Your Iee0TdI bv the adyire N S
clergyman! The first dose relieved tho sore6ssi n
made me completely well. Feur neditiueg are t6s
cheapest as we'll as the best we can bur and We ~
teem you, Doctor, and yOurmedIcInes, as the poor
man t1end -. lFt zaiblg455t.I II a. III
Asthma or Phthisic, ana Bronchitis.
Ig. WEST MANCHESTER, Pa Feb. 4, 1856. ID
sIR: Your Cherry PICTORIAL e performipE marvel
Ious cures In this section, 1t has relieved several
IRON slarming symptoms Of consumption and is now
the lungs for the last forty years. = + : : -
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
a. A. RAMSEY, n, D., ALRIoN, MoSRoE Co. Iowa.
writes, Sept 9, 1855: @Ouring my practice OF many
years have found nothing equal to your C6eTry
teeoFdl for Giving case and relief to Communities
patients, or curing sucll a. are euTabIe.'' -
We night add volumes Of evidence, hut the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy III
found in its effects upon trial. IS f n - IL
st CONSUMPTION. a"9gpl 40
Probably no one remedy has ever boon knoyyy,nr
which cured 80 many and such dangerous cGges NJ
this Some no human aid can reach: lint oYSn 10
those the C3eTTy feoruL affords relief and comfort
AsrOR HoUSE, NEw YoRK CTR, March & lsss
DOCTOR ATE1s DoEEIL: feel It a duty md nIeas
9Fe to inform .you what your GSerTg Psrtordf m
done tormy wife She had been 1--WE months IaiIoring
under the dangerous symptoms of ConSumptio fro5S
which no add we could procure gave her fcb feIisF
city, where we have come fpF advice, Teeommepde5
trial OF yOuE medicine. We bless his kindness n
We your skill; for she hRBrecoVered FINN fh6f
Shell not yet a. strong she used to la Int Il fs
mo her cough and calls herself we'll =
Yours with gratitude and reRRrd -'t.-
ORLANDO SHELBY, 81 SHE1nyvtt,v
e6FlstnrttUes, do not despair tin You bays trial
ATIR's CHERRT PEcToRAL. 1t Is made by one ~ he
best medical chemists in the world and il enTe. All
around us 6espeak the nigh merits Of It's virtue
1NttaaEAPAtd Ledger. 81 r
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MA YORSs OF tn e
.eae'.2 Great Cities. q, q


WB, the Undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
+ wv the DruggiEtS, APotheeaIies, and Physician
Of our several cities have dEned document ol -
suEanee g rs that ths Tensies q psS: I h
Care and Cherry PsetqFal,) have been found TO 'be
msdInsS e great ss,Sllsnes, and EPF7fhy th9 CON
,,yS6H = Wls ooo SK.ftihno7 slelsads6 3'sa.
HON 2S gA" r. 0YV Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
e55 s5c- sed 4sssHaut aat i7HH
HON = M ALsf E1 StAh Mayor Of NASHUA, N. n.
HON. &. v. HARRISGToN, .,..-,..,,,,,.,,,,,,
HON JOHN AsSo9M Mayor q CONCORD, y. H.
/, on. A. H. BULLOCK, 81 :, ..
sllg si mayor q ~ way - = ~ 1890
HON. NATHI sILsBEES =, ~, I,r,, +, MAS, a,
,sfes ASA 81 = HHS0F % % t'''
HON. !. ". IISOOrHrs Hsysss Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. WAL N. ,RoDALAtT, .a,.l',
Mayor OF Of PROVIDENCE EEl zee R I.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, , ,.,,,,
HON. J. N. HARRIS, '-'e
-i y; : ~ -tI Mayors NEw LONDON, CONN
.iS'' 0-'-'' ! Mayor Of MONTREAI c. z.
HON. D. p rrEMANN. 49,. -, -, ,,o, -, ,,,.,
HON. n. N. k1NsTRY, ~, -, -, 49,, -. :,
atl .gosq Mayor Of HAMILTON O. W.
HON. IONA, ADAM NV WILSON, M.yoFof4ORoarO, Q. W.
1ioN' :, y 1i9 Mayor of CINCINNATI, ONO.
f2Dg s.l..ll9l Iei li2 il7a -ip''a .34t
HON. i u, 9RA"F0BMR S:y0r of LOUISVILLE, Kr.
r'-'' SA H Mayor of LYONS. IOWA.
Nun JAMES Ai MiyoF q HSsiOwMANy1LEE,o c. W.
NON. JANIS W. NORTH, !, .noa,A,.., =.
NON. HENRY COOPER, Jrn. .s. zg--.ls
~ bogs u = $3.50 "a = - ~ -
HON. JAMES 8. BECK, 400 .5 il
Mayor Of FREDERICTON, n. B,
HON. WILLARD NYE,
I9MHII NasE Of NEW HFDFoaD. BrAss.
HON. ?. PIuspE1n y Il
HON. W. H. oRANsToN. - y -
HON. PRED sTAHL. ssn,I afa.
a75 'lI Za4 p 5.ai s7T' Mayor Of dALENA, 1LR
HON. JOHN noDGDEN, s,s1 e. &
HON. THOMAS. oRurcHE1RID, liila s.a
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON: ROBERT BLAIR, -
l''N. r. y DA"0 Mayor Of MEMPHIS ,1 r r.sr
HON. GERARD sTITH, ID = laFHg i-E77z' ~
er 4. Mayor lEyy Of NEW ORLEANS B 4 La
HON, H. 7: GRAFTON, : s.; q. ~ .;I5 y
HON. DE WIT Q. GROVE, + 53la slih
- Mayor Of PITTsBuRG, PA
HON! c. n. BuHB, AstoH&M EHrHuoo
q. .g,'...1 i E f MayOrOf DETROIT, MICH
HON. HESrAN L. PAGE, 90 a.. i'.a.e2 80.
| TFfNN ~
'" sN4s' Nay Mayor qt R1o1 n WIS vi
HON. A.PARR, z.ig .'S'sll,
.a3s tilsJG'l = ~ Mayor Of KRNosHI. WIS
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs, ~ .a'ss5 : = Ct +
:. 20. Mayor Of CHICAGO. III
HON. N. j. a. HEATH, H23ti i@711
81 Mayor of sEINIAJ ALA
HON. A.JU NOBLE, a.sll Is tsa57a q
l,5sl.n.1,. Mayer Of n MONTGOMERY, ALA
HON, !Wss.dHoTYBAD, s'lts1.E5 .r5sH :
Mayor of COLUMBUS, "a
DON E4aPAREERo MANUEL :, , ,,,.,. -
.,.qsq 1911 m "a Mayor Of MEXICO
DON EsrEPHkN1E RoDR1auEs a
lz. h EFT Mayor OF HAVANA
=i.',s TssyI,or Of LIMA, PERU
.EG.tzfEl 1sJG j srfITftftF Iii
DON NJ. @; MLANGNo, Il - -,
DON MARC sEsoUIPEDAL1A. !, 80 re-. 8
z3al5lisil. Mayor Of RIO JANR1Ro, BRAZIL
Certify that the rssidOnt Druggists have q
Ayers sarsaparilla
an excellent l eF ed and worthy the oOuadsnc,
X -l9 ia3i a.srI tsIE Ii :
II -s.sf53 friI-iiAE - NC
Ayers Sarsia6lpiaFiIla,
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PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS.

The present critical state of European affairs viii
render these publications unusually interesting dur
die ground between the hastily written news-items
crude !pecplationR, aud flying rpnOrs Of the daily
Journal, and the pOnderous tome OF the future hiS-
ment Of the great political events Of the tIa shall
have passed away, It is to these Periodicals thar
reliable history Of current events aud As such h
addition 70 their yelestablisled literary Scisntfdc
ana theological! character, we urge them upon the
confederation Of the reading public - III
Ihe receipt OF Advance Sheets from the
Brtttsh publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inRsmnch A. they can now be placed n,
the hands OF subscribers about as soon as Tie orR
nal editions. srU +-. il alt ~ ,lsTT7iTifSF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-18
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS.T IN
FL UENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPLENT CON- 14. H.al
SUMPTION. -.4-

and for the relief of cousumptive patients in advane
ed stages OF the GsIease. .-H-If 80 i :
We need not speak to the public of its virtues,
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
the American States, its wonderful cures Of pulloD.
airy complaints have made it already known. Nav
few the families in any civilized country ON hi
continent without SOME personal experiences offtS
effects and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them some living tToDhYOF
its victory the subtle and dAugerouS dlsesSsof
the throat aud lungs. Whileit e the most
Antidote yet known to man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases of the pulmonary nrZanES IL n
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young persons Parents
should have 1t in store against the inEdnous enemy
that steals upon them upropared. We have nhuni-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PEcFoRAL saves
more lives by the cOnsumptiOns Il prevents than
those 1t cures Keep II by you, cure your colds while
they are durable, nor neglect them until no huT..
aktllcan master the inexOrable canker that faSts
on the yitats, eats your life away All know the
dreadfnl fatality lung dEaorders aud a. they know
too thevTtuea Of thus remedy, we need not a. nOFe
than to assure them it is still made tile best Il can he
We spare no cost, care, toll to produce Il the
most perfect possible, aud thus afford those who rely
on II the best agent which Gkill can furnish tor
their cure. -I = =
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER, 5f.
Practical and analytical Chsmist, LOioal, Mas.
And sold by A. c. GOOD Co, and by all Druggists
and dealer in Medicine everywhere. mhisl
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Missouri Mining Company,

incorporated Feb. 22dy 1881
CAPITAL STOCK .,,,.......,..... So 10000
JtHIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
y pose OF advancing the great mining interests Of
purely phanthrepie motives In initiHtinE dis en-
We believe that the stock can BE made to
pay large dividends, and at the time more real
good accomplished and greater progres5 made IN de-
yelopng and making known the AstotiEhiRg minsral
wealth Of Missouri than by the use Of hVo times the
an0untOf our capital invested in any on e. buSie1S
We shall make the of1ce Of our Company arcSm-
giete mialng bureau Of the mineral rss6ursss q tie
Ssete " nave power under OuF charter 70 fpprs
chase and sell mineral lands wherever IocRicd In
Great Inducements will be oheredt6 e6Pl
s9a mining edyenturers who desire to plr-.
SSSe and work paying mines, by dealing With this
We respectfully solicit the attention II All Who
nave nnsral lAnd5 for sale to ssnd rs statefleEf
q the E1me describing the kind of minerals on their
AnaS, Ih6 number Of acres, the location, ana I'll low
est ea4h price they willing to take forNaid
We shall work only such mines pay iargey, but
LOOKS toE subscription to the stock are now open Al
tue once Of the Company, Main street.
S9SnSr q 19egst, over Merchants Bank, entrance
DG11nesl and have noney, viii do well to- can and
5n9seri6e Those yiRhipg stock, living out Of the
amount wanted to5the President or
n, !-..,,,;i;s 9IRIQ4o1g;g III tru,.z..4
EFSS9Ey y D. 2: Bacon, Matthew Butler, Esq,
1aHosi, We ES4A ai LIB: Hart9od, Esq
Iv Boy, FSq!, A7 5 = ~ bIF BRS5,. ESs9s
~ Henry d Bacon III s. NV po,vz.a i.
N. BuTLEk, Treas: ALFRED G Il HPf pTs.t.
1he Above prospectus has up to this date been
M u only one Ct opE leading paPer5 for ten
S NO ". - 10 SGT stock taken have been
isysF the publie well auprecotO the Sonnd
nS q me enterprise that over two hundred t6ous
ILL., S5 o. tue has already bSon taken We
st9te that the shareiare Sos each, paid
ii al, 6lityJ transferable 81 de-
ghep. diTidendS are rSeeiyed.
Any peEsop having money 70 saFe, can BY the pur.
SeIse o IhareG in thu Missouri hIiniSS C6I5fSny
tt - " spneqt that viii pay largely, and hold
SUG 81 tnAt readily converted into Csh
A s9ElRVPieatiopS to t6e President promptly
l9S TsoI,;, ~. a. mhS0-dEW2m
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the Nos; Of the same Periodicals for 1860 will be
Furnished completes, tSiLtOut additional cboyg.
Unlike the mora ephemBral Magazines Of the iny,
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence fnli
year q the Nos for 1890 may be regarded nearly a.
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why shsNsyer Fold Her Love.
CoRid it be virgin bashtulness
That still concealed the tender thought
Or fearshe might perchsnee confess
A love that was not sought7
Was it mere Womanly caprice?
Or pride2 OF maidenly reserve?
Was it resPeetfgr mental peace?
Or merely want of uerve2
She could not choose but understand.
He thought bis little game of signs,
Slow parting pressure of the hand,
Soft words, and sparkling eyes
The reason why fthis was above
Ten years agol be now knows we'll
She simply never told her love,
Because-she'd none 70 tell!
q, 9 HeheeIs's OpInion Of meCleIlnn.
A Carlo correspondent says: In con-
versation with a gentleman from St
, Louis lasttnight, IleaThed some things
that, | must confess were new TO me,
and as think the idea VIII be new to
the public generally, and as in present
i. ing it j shallno trauscen the rules
laid down for the government of the
press, l will endeaYOr to jot it down
The gentleman referred to / know to be
a warm personal friend to General Hal
leck, and shares much of that sterling
Off :er's favor and confidence. Hence, a
weight will be attached to whatever he
says such as does not accrue to the saw.
ings of ordinary men. would like to
give his name, that the public might the
more readily comprehend the reason why
assign so much paper to the chroni-
cling Of his ideas. The conversation
turned upon the operations of the army
here and elsewhere asked
What is General Halleck's opinion of
General Mcclellan"
Sir said my friend, 81 have heard
General Halleck say, in substance, re
peatedly, that he considered the military
skill, science, and penetration of General
Mcclellan as second to that of no man
living; that whatever had been done in
the West and elsewhere was but the car
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war; that the general idea of each and
every one of these movements was the
fruit of his foresight and knowledge Of
war and its appliances; and that McClel
Ian had rough-hewn the whole work,
and oAIy left the finishing touches to the
department and division commanders.'
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