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R8~SENr UP.-John Simmons d one
armed man was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger scrOggins for disorder!y conduct in the
street and was sent to Jail by Aid. Robert
son,
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MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND BRAN.

lust RECEIVED, and for sale, at the LOWEST
$50 tons FINE HEAVY MInDLINGs, made from
the best Family Flour, and unusually rich,
$50 tons BRAN AND SHORTS mixed-weIl worth
the attention Of all who DESTROYS Of economical
| feeding during the winter.
All of the above Feed Is in good sacks, ready for
shipment, by Pryor L FROST, d..
jams Nos. 81 and % SfRin street,
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Bill, OYSTERS.
SPIRITUALISM.

NR. L. X. CooNLEY, of Massachusetts,. claSssd
among the most popular Trance Lecturers OF
!. pra.ent time, will lecture In Union Hall, Main
r.st, on SUNDAY next, February lst, 1865, ut two
rlo,k aud seven O'Clock 2. NJ.
subject-The 'TCacbinEG of SPiritualism"
Admission to afternoon Lecture free. Evening
tIture 10 cents. IHn"s ~
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PLOWs, PLOWs. PLOWs.

BIoR THE SPRING OF 1868. PRYOR FROST
would call the attention OF Farmers and Dealers
to their extensive stock of of Patent and Cen.
ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked Hill Sides Cen
ter DEaught, and Steel Mould board Flows, Of all
sizes, both right and left hand. Among them will
DO found every size of tho Pitts6urEh Plows, our
Board Flows, tho Wellsburg Pillow, and full supply
of Iron and Wooden Double and Single Shovel
Flows, CultivAtors, dc, &c.
PRYOR 4 FROST,
jams Nos. 2l and % Main street
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HEIMsTREET's
HAIR RESTORATIVE


Z
but restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural su,tsrsrca
impaired by age or disease All insta,,t,,,o,,
are composed caWie destroying the vitality
AMI beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no
dressing. Heimstreers Ipimitable Coloring no, on.
restores hair to its natural color by an easy pro
coss, but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling OF, erad
Gates dAndrufi and inparts health and pIelsantuess
l" the head. It has stood tho test time being tho
original HAIR Colorius and ia constantly Increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen ard Indies JtIs
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured bv
them of the commercial agent, d. s. Barnes, sos
broadway, n. Y. Two sizes, 80 cents and 81.
declS-6md&w
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L-E-J-G
D-C-H-B
What does it all mean ?
inst this and noAh;n..,

Just this aud nothing more!
That every officer and soldier in the ar
my-eveFy lady and gentleman that takes
journey, or that stays at homs-those who
have children to take care of, as we'll as
those who are selfish enough to care for
none except themselves ;-all these parties
aud "thO rest of mankind in general y
should provide themselves with
LOGAN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER
pR. CHAPMAN'S HOARHOUND BALsAM
The Essence of Ginger is equal to
Browns, "Or any other MANS" and onlv
half the price
The Balsam is good for old aud young.
1t does not cOustipute the bowels, as do
most cough medicines, and is especislly
useful in cases OF coughs among children,
including '0hOoping cough.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
T. II. LOGAN & Co., Al Main st.
LOGAN, LIST & Co., Bridge Corner.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

Published for tho benefit aud as a warning and =,
caution to young who suffer srom SerToT IN M
olty, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at The same
tthe the means of SelE-Curo. BY one who has curpi
himself inter being pnt to great expense through
iheaica! imposition and quackCry. by eucIosfns a
postpaid addressed envelope SINGLE COPIES may he
Bedford, Kings Co.. New York. Rpi-1VjfyE4'
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RELIGIOUS E.-The
~ Rev. MOEETT, Pastor elect, will preach in
, Second Preaby terrain Church n>Nt Sabbath morm-
, and evening a. the usual hours Jan@n.3t
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THE
Shipping and Commercial List
new YORK PRICE CURRENT,

DUBMsHED OK WEDNESDAY AND sAT1tp.
York City, '''''' N'"
Contains ship News, Foreign and Domestic
importations, Foreign and Coastwise.
10 Foreign Countries and California, in de-
r; from Foreign Ports to this country.
A List of all Ve1sels in Port
a IuI and accurate Prices Current of the New YorL
Market, including the new article OF PPTROI.ET;Si
III NJ! It's forms, and WIIcr than can be found oso-
Yearly Tables of Eugar, Coffee, Molssses. N.v,,
stores &c, showing the import aud ConsumptIon
Of New York AMI OF the United States
"A il7tory oil tue Money Market aud Current Events
Snu variety OF other Statistical and Scientific
M"tter, Communications, &c, &c
!eFm=-tI UO per Anuum in nd vauce
JAM AGTESS Il BOURNE.
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ESN THE FLooD IN THE MusK1xGuM.-
We learn that the Muskingum and Licking
rivers at GAINESVILLE, on the Central Ohio
road have overlooked the banks. The
Licking has broken over its embaukment
near the bridge, and has covered much of
the fat in the rear of West GAINESVILLE, in
the neighborhood OF the Central Ohio Rail.
road shops. The water is also several feet
in depth in the street, at the west end of
the Central Railroad bridge, so that boats
sail round in that vicinity with perfect ease
The water is now considered at or near its
hight, MS it is rising but slowly, aud but
little apprehension is felt of its breaking
over the levee into the city of GAINESVILLE.
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49, FOR THE CONVENTION
W. Mtssrs. Editors: Please announce Prof. A.
T. Ross, Of West Liberty, candidate for the Con.
Stitutonai Convention, to ill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Gordon Battelle.
InmAking this nomination we beg to remind Union
men that Mr.. Rogs was the fret public man In Ohio
county who declared that II elected to tho Richmond
Convention he mover, under any circumstances, would
sign an ordinance of secession.
We beg also to remind Now State men that Mr..
Ross Is an original advocate OF our State That
by his pen and practical efforts he has contributed
largely to the present hopeful position measure
MANY NEW STATE MEN IN THE COUNTY.
jan19.tnl fob5
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S!tIS, ESQ kegs Bi-carb. Soda (Now ca.
aHo LOT sale BY Lmhl7I Ii. REILLY.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT CToIKs
A-After the latest Paris patterns, Just reserved
and foraale at the lowest prices
roVe2 ALEX, HEYMAN'S, 1877 Main ,treet
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EH~TuR CITY CoUSCIL AND THE OATH oE
MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon, As will
be seen by the proceedings elsewhere,
the new City Council met at the Council
Chamber. Tho members of the second
branch were sworn in and assumed the oath
prescribed by tho code, Mayor Sweeney
having stated that the law did not rpouiro
the members of council to take the oath to
support the reOrganized government as
they were not officers of the city. Mayor
Sweeney was understood to saw that he
had consulted with the Governor and At
torney General upon the subject, aud that
both of these officials entertained the opiu-
ion he had expressed
We have since referred to the law ON this
subject and find that the original ordi.
nance for the reorganization of the State
provides that "all officers of the CITY and
municipal corporations" shall take an oath
to support the restored Government of yir.
GINA, and it is the decided opinion OF At
torney- General Wheat that Councilmep are
officers of the city just as much as the
Mayor. The act of Assembly passed Feb
Fnhry 10th, 1862, says distinctly that
Councilman of corporations" shall take
the said oeth. and provides that " any per-
son who shall continue iu the discharge of
his office" without first having assumed
the oath, shall, at the discretion of jury,
be fined "not less than one hundred nor
more than five thousand dollars" 1t is
also provided by law that any person neg
lecting or refusing to take this oath shall
be deemed suspicious person, and be liza.
BILE to arrest under the act authorizing the
Governor to apprehend suspicious persons.
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W1NDow GLAsS-A large stock, all size. viii
w be sold low to close o'''' VA
jams METcAIp prrpT
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EptroR or CounrER. ~
DkAR Ssa:-With your perniss'oo ! v'sn
10 s.v q he sssdsrs Of your Paper tns' ;
send By return mail % ell who sssS H.
free, : Recipe, With foil di'eesions iof
making ssd using : simple veee'sS's BAN
thss uiIl eGeclusIly remove. ~ u esys.
|PimuIes. BIosehes. Tsn. Fseetlss. end s'
Impurities Of the Skin. Issviag the ss@e s0'
|~csess. smooth and beautiful. .,
vili also nail free % hos having Bald
laesls o. Bare Faces. simple disecs'o"s sns
liesosusden that vill enable then 70 sssn :
lfua growth Of Luzqrisat Hair. whissess
o. = Mossssehe. 10 Leo shsa 30 dsys- ~
~sppIiea lions answered b return mall "''n
oss charge.
Respectfully yours.
| THOS. r. CHAPMAN.
Chemist.
IA. esl Brssivsy. New Yor
Asesn I. less.-sa.ao
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A1OTICE u hereby given that BY virtue
IN Of : eeni6ed copy Of Decree
sued iron the oGics Of the clesk u the
Dubois Coaaon Pless Court requiring me
d make The sum oflwo hundred and twenty
dollars {ss23) AMI eighty sevss cd
ee.,a- vish interest on sid decree and
sud 70 ne directed. / will proceed 70
oFes ios sale q public auction 70 the
hiahess bidder. for cash 10 hsad. q the ooor
Of the coost house 10 Jsepes, on
MONDAY. september z, 1853,
betwees the hours prescribed BY lsw me
seots end pson,s Tor seven yesfs. Of the fol-
LOO ing described resl estate. situsssd 10
Dubois c.uniy, Owl:
The scush vest quarter Of the north wsss
srses Of Section No. thirteen (l5); The
eoush vest quarter Of The north esst quarter
Ios Section No. fourteen (ll); the south east
~sussses Of the north ssst quarter, Of Secfio"
No. fourteen (l4); and the south est guar
ter of The north wess quarter Of Section
No. fourteen (ll); I'll in Township No. 80
(9l south Of range No. six (e) wess. eonssi'
line n al one hundred end siAty acre.
more OF lees. 10 Dsbois eous'y Indiana.
Ana on failure 70 realize the foil amour
lar .rir cjpsl. Interest sud costs called Tor b.
aid eyecusioa. ! Gill q the same tine o.
|oIace and 10 like msnne cell the Zee elm
de n said rssI esnte.
Tstsn IL execution % the property 9
Mar Ann Miller end othess, u the seis
lEIisabeth Niehsus. sssignse ae. y.
This sale will be made without any Sei's
ltoa valuations o. spPssisms'
JOHN wEIKEL, Sheriff D. G.
A6sms & Buessnss. sst'ys for pi9.
August IS, l663-3~ voW
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Az our design 10 70 make our pap
one thst will Be Of interest % oil en-
sagsd in the different departments q
sc:ive industry in every part q the
county, - 5,sPectfdlly solieis sas %
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout il limits. And being =
|psciaily DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming Interests Of Dubois, items IN
any department Of agriculture a's pa, !,
tculsriy collected. Please send 10 81
the news, incidenss, general infOFna'
ZION. and mineral discoveries IN You
respective neighborhoods.
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A GENTLEMAN. cured o. Nervous -
bili,v. I-seoapssssey. Premature Dsssy go
you,hfsl Error. aesssssd 81 . desire 70 eea.
"a, oshsss, viii b hsppy % fsrsish 70 ~
who need Il Gree q ehs'gs) h 'sslps go
directions for nskisg the sispls Remedy
used 10 HE esse. Those Wishing % prom
h. HE experience -snd posssss : vs'sss''
Remedy-wil receive The 'sne. y 'sso''
mail. Carefully sssled.) By addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
No 60 Nassau SrREEr. NEw Yonx-
August 18th isss.-sm.
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We sIso hssp : lssgs sssoFsaeos o.
srTRIsCOPES AND oTB8ESCOfIt
VIEWS.

OR Csss,eeus o. shsss viIl . sent p
s1lress On receipt Of eteal.
Z a. T. ANTHONY !,
us-aufsesussrs II Phosogsphie hssssss's
sol Deoe1vsy. Nsv York.
Yrssds q volelivss - pscai.ess ns..lsy
-. viII coofer : isvoe y seadine - tss's
-HLeaessss % coy. They will - ssp'
es,sf.lIv snl sssurns1 usiajsr01.
P;es Alkuos ms6e . Oe6ee Tor Coegse'
|-Senoes . pssssas % their Poetos, q q
oshcs psspssss vish ssitasls issssp
Aueuss "a ies3.-s1.
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vuyHx sIversiser having been restored 70
heslyA q . ssw weeks. ~ svesy simple
remedy. sn~ having suffered several yssr.
With ! severe lang sqseuso. I'D ssss esese
<ssesse. Cosssnpdoo-is .snxisss 20 49,
k,sws 20 his fellow ssGsrsss ne nssss
|sf cure. 1870.
- 49, -ssescTpsi,n ssed (sree Q! esssye.)
which shsy ~, asd : susE cvns 70 90
.c~vr,os AsruuA. Hooncniy1s, &C Ine
anIy objee, q he sd.e.,isss !. .-.d,Hs rs
lPrescris,iou u 70 seaefs the sfiietsd. sna
.sresd information wAieh ne e""ee'ves g
IL invaluable. and n hopes every suuere'
l.,,l nv HE remedy. o Il ~til cost 'he0
nothing, End nav svovea biess.ne.
Rev. EDWARD A. wills On.
W nsmsbore. Kings County. Me- foss.
April n.-3m. Q ..
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ALSO rs.

ar these we msaufsesuse . eseet sssesy
rsseiae In price from 50 cess = 80 eseo.'
Our ALBUMS hsvs The sspssst'os o .
Ia s.ses;os il besssy ssd dsssbiiisy % say
|o,Ssss. The smslIss kisds eeo . ses'
|ssfeIy - nail q : postage q six essss ~
a. The nose expensive ess . sent y
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ApMrNIsTRA TORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE. !.
d hereby given that wsH seh
q pubIic suctior, .
SATURDAY Sept. 9Th 1853.
q the residence Of Hannah Able. late o.
Dubois cosuiy, deceased ell her persona
consisting Of household furn''uss
beds, bedding &c. &c. W,
Tssns-A credit Of twelve months W
- Given % suas over three doIlssss ne
puschsses giving bic note With approved -
endsv. vsivingsvsIussioo end spprsSsemsM'
laws, bearing isssssss from date; ssde' y
cssh 10 hssd. $50.
August 18Th 1663.-3w.
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RRQpECTFULLY snloFno az oe9ssos.
ssd che ps6lis that . sss jos
sseeive1 ltea L~ssisvills : lssge ssd zen 80
sss.S sscsh q ehalpo, Which b O0sss Sos
~ shssp. He slse sssss r. ~ go
Ready Made Rurnit0res
|-.ssu6ssssssa y ths bess hs:scs = Lssss'
vim. sslI, hjaalf. us ee'isles : .
III Sssrosses, ssd issls suss hsssa g'vssss
l's'; - jobs BucHARr.
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Desss q Istisns. Dsbes eosssys -:
|. ,he Common Pless Coort Of Dubois
souusv, 10 she 0ssss d Isdisss. October
Term, A. D. 1868.
a.I'"s'' p,,.,...
Richard Ddlvell
ne IT KNOWN. shss on The - e:y o.
ID Auesss. 10 he year lsss. the seove|
nsmsd eisinsiG. bv her Aisosneys. e'ee y
ne ODce o. the Clerk Of the Dubois Con
noa PIess C.us,. her complaint sgssnsi SEQ
desenAsst, il The shove Untitled essse' 70.
se,her with N sl6dsvs Of . dis.nieses'ea
eesson. shsl said defendant kichssc hiuwsi'
4 not ! rssideat Of the State Of Ind'sss.
said defendant 10. therefore. hereby nosi.
|fed Of The ding end pendency Of s.'e
compliant against him. end that snless ne
Isosear and snswss or demuT thereto q Inc
calling Of ssid cssss on the second esy o.
The nett Term Of ssid Court. 10 Be begun
ana held q the Court House in Jasper. On
The 0sst Mondsy in October next. said coa'
oIsios. and the msuess end things therein
c~onssIned end slIeRsd, Gill b hssFd 90
in his sbsenee.
HCNRYA HULTHAUS, Clerk.
Adsms 4 Buestns. stty's Tor Pisini'n.
Aueus, 18th .l663.-Sss
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PIfHR IolILLA1D.
|snUFF = TOBACCO l1AmuF AcIvHkh'
Is Z IL CHAMB Frs ST.

10 - ~ Sun1
Por1esly e Chsshsn 6essss. Mes Tors.
vKyOUl.D eslI ths susssisa q Dsslsss 70
w he artiales ofhis 0ansfaesufs w; }
DnOWN SNUFF.
- kapses. Puss vissiaIs,
Coarse Rupee. Nsehisoehess
Anesje:e OsMls@ss, Corenhsesn
WILLOW SNUFF-
|aeoseh. Honey Dec Scotch,
Hieh Toast Scotch. Fresh y oneySeosch'
Irish High Toast, Ffesh Scotch
or Lu0dy foot,
"Aueatioa 10 called tothe large redoc.
lion IN prices Of Fiae-C Cat Chewing ant
lSmokine TobsceOs. which vii be ioune q
d Superior GUILTY.
TOBACCO.
s~cr;ra- suogsues
fc.- B. yseo.
~ 1. 6pssish.
No 2, Csasstss'
Nos.la2 Mined Grssulssed Tsskish
nns crf cnEwrpo.
PA. l.. o. plain.
Csvesdssh.W S~eess
Ssees Seated Oso0oco.
tn Poll Csvssdish.
lin. B.-A circular Of prices will be ssns .
sssIjessioa. April 10. 1855
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that sss'ea pso'
~ possIs for building . fssme sehooin ocss
IN District No. as, 10 Bainbsides so.sss'p'
Dubois Co. viiI be received % ~ once %.
al Saturday, August 9sth 1861 On wn'en
|dsy he eosuscs viii be given 70 The 'o.es'
reasonable bidder. Plans and s~peci6css'css
msv Be seen q any time o The Aud''ss's
once IN Jsspev.
MATTHIAS KIEFER Tp. Trustee.
Aue. 18th l66a.-3w.
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r. IT. -.
Manufacturer FhstsgEapAis Materials
SOL Broae way, n. T.
cARD~ Photographs.

Our CstsIosse now snsssees eons.eessoae
go, rour Thousand difessnt soejeess lse
~h;eh additions are continually being msdel
- pc,,,s;,s ar Emiaeas Amercsnss etc.. VIZ
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FOR SALE BY

II. FssApnAn. jasper;
Pan. HorrnAu, Hssbisoa Tovaehip;.
Jonu Z. HovSnAn, Columbia Townsh'ps
Cso. HovynAn, IHssbisoo Township;
Gro y. eEURfs. y~ssdinsnd;
Ions q. BEcEnAp. r~ssdineadj
Eapo1 pscKnAaD4, 0U0sinessusg;
I. q. TAYloRs Isslsadi
nd 81 Drugsisss ssd DGessAssss ever
where.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
N1OrICB y hsssby o,sss sast 49, asss'
IN siessd - 49, appslsesd Aen,sssss.
= 80 ~ eeesse q Hoassh Abell dsc'e; 49,
|es,sse & supposo1 % - selvess.
DAVID @. ABELL sdnr.
August 18th isss.-Ss
Xdycrtiscin the Jasrer Courier.
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$500 copies Of works O Ar.
|v..l.A;es re-sssisesioss q The 0sst eess
$500 E~usrssie1s. psissines. States. e
Catalogues cent % ssessss o sss.p -
order (os Oss Doses Psesvsss IRON ~
|cs,sloeus wil - GlIsd = ssssiPs q sl-e
ana sent y nail nee.
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. kESEu8e
TAILOR,
street. next door 20 Union Hotel
JASPER, md.
OFFERS HE services 10 The puoie.
10 aueed 70 sIl the branches Of tailor
jns. snd will Be thsnkfsI Tor : snsse
OF patronage. He gusrsstee: 81 ~ 49,.
a s. done IN The best styie: ne ~
small ssoeb Of choice eccds. which ne ~
make % ehssp ios essh. Cutting coms -
short oOsice. 80 y
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qhsse Eitssrs svs put ~ : 0vars
hotties. Of syAish The abovs = eJss-
sirsils. Ths JabsI = 1nsty -"
rravsd. and = provided With ,
saf-ruard from COUNTER s.fsrs.
price 81 Der boftls, o. sir for ".
@. w. Robook. ProPrsstor, Jso.
East Fourth Strsst, csnctnndss'
whom all orders should . -
drssced.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

Mr.. PUNCH TO THE GIRLs-So you
think, young ladies', do you. that men like
a slim waist? Well, so they may perhaps,
If it be one Of natures moulding. But
when nature makes a slender waist, she
makes it 1.-the and Iissome, and that is
what your stnymakers by no art can &C.
complish. When man has the good for
tune to get hold of girls waist, be likes
to feel it soft aud yielding, and not buck
ramed and bone stiffened. Moreover,
men, before proposing are apt to look
.head bit aud much as they may value
good looks in wife, they pu: a higher
estimate upon good health and good TEN.
per Now, large doctors bill is often
caused by a small waist, and so wife
who has this latter proves a dear one to
her husband Then as to temper, nature
won't be outraged with impunity, and if
you distort the oody the mind soon grows
disfgured, So pinched frame is avenged
by a peevishness Of temperament, and a
woman with wasp's waist is generally
waspish.
&c. ladies, dear, kind, silly, thoughtless,
loving, lovely ladies, do let common sense
for once gain admittance to the fashion
books. Follow the example which, if the
above report De true, has been sent you
BY the French, and throw aside your stays
and other instruments of waisttorture.-
Believe US (and Tom Moore) that how.
ever much we may admire pretty dress,
we cannot look on it with pleasure when
it is laced so tightly that
'Not charm in bsauty's mould
Presumes to stay where nature placedit."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
MEN WANTED FOR TIE IN
VALID CORPS.
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA,
Provost NarSlals Office, 9th District,
Fort Dodge, Iowa, July lst 1868 J
nNLf those faithful soldiers who, frcm wounds
~ or the hardships of war, are n" longer fit for
active fell duty will be received in this Corps Il
Honor. Enlstment- will he for three years unless
sooner discharged. Pay and allowances the same
as for officers and men of the United States Intau
Try except that no premiums or bounty for enlist
ment will be allowed. This will not inyaidate any
rensionsor boUntes which may be due for previous
services.
The following uniform has been adopted for off
GERS and men "t the invalid corps:
FOR uFFICEkS.-Frock coat of * y-hlue cloth
with darkhue velvet collar and cuffs in all other
Respects according to the present pattern for OFF,
of infantry,
Shoulder straps-According to present regula
tions, tut worked on dark blue velvet.
Pautalo"ns OF sk blue cloth, Will double st ripe
of dark blue cloth Gown thr outer seam. each ~ture
one half inch wide, with space between ot three
eishthS Of an inch.
Forage cap-Prcsent regulation
FOX ENLISTED NL\.-Iarket-Of sky blue
kerSey, with dark-biue trimmings, cut like the
cavalry Jacket, to come Well down "n the abdomen
Trowsers--present reguia tion, SIX y blue.
Forage cap~~frs sent regulation.
Men whoaie stllliu service aud unable to perform
effective fed duty, may be transferred IT, his corps
Medical Insupc Surgeons in cha rye If IiuSpi-
tails Military Commanders, and all others having
authority to d,y barge, under existing laws and
gulati"n@ are forbidden /" grant dir, harge- TO any
man under their Contrtl Nhu may hc fit for
in the Invalid C"rps.
For the convenience Of service, the men will hc
selected Ton thIce grades If duty. Ttnsc who are
most efficient and at.r. bodied and capable of per
crming guard duty, &c. will he armed with mus
kets, ard ASSIGNED t. mlanics Of the First Bat
ttlun. Those of the next degree OF efficiency. in
eludiug those W no have los hand or an arm aud
the least elective inCNlfiug those who have lost
foot or leg to the companies III the Second Third
Battalinns they will he armed with swords
The duties will be chiefly to act provost guards
and garrisons for cities guards for hospitals and
other public buildings. aud clerks orde rlies SC
Ii found necessary they may he assigned to forts.
Acting Assistant Provost Narshals General are
authorized to appoint officers Of the Regular Service
or Of the Invalid Corps, to administer the oath of
enlistment to those men who have completely full
filled the prescribed conditions OF admission to the
Invalid Corps. viz:
/. That the applicant is unfit for service in the
field.
.. That he is fit fer the duties, some Of them
in ed above
3. That not now in tho service, he was honor
ably discharged.
1, That hc is meritorous and deserving.
For enlistment further intor ion apply to
the Board Of Enrichment for this District. BY order
of iolJAMEs =. FRY. Provost Marshal General.
WARNER II. CURTIS,
july1o-tf Capt. Pre-. Marshal 9Th District.