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, 1865-12-09

Thai Mis GsRcra u nes Ileoho{ic, eontGtns no
Runa or 1Thissty, and can't make
.D,rsnknrds, but Is Me BEST
=. TONIC in the WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS so,
FROM THE HOE. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
FEoM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
FROM THE hon. TH0AAs B. FLORENCE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1st, t56S.
Gsntlemeu-HavnE stated It verbally 70 Jou have
no hesltsion n writing the tacs tnAt1 eIpestenced
marked beucnt from your HoQd1nd'1 German kttte1x-
During along aud tedious sessiou Of Coukress, press
ntend augEested he u8e Of the preparation have
naMed:: took nts advice. md Tho rsaa!s wss In
nlar Eeite{I 70 much needed and obtained Others may
be similarly adsantaged II they dcsiro to he.
Truly your h1endr THOMAS d. FLuREECE-
, 1865-12-09

a r + 4 n ID IL T. d co.
Manufheturers' Agents.,
1G7 Dtoadwuy," New York,
fnpoEnce that all tho above llst Of Gooda uul bt
sold Ior
ONE D0LL4tR EdCE,
In consequences Of the great staEnat!on OF trade II
the manufacturing districts Of En.lauo, through 1hs
VAT having cut OF the supply Of cotton. large qusu
of Valuable laweiEyi Originally Intended for ths
knenth MhfEeI has bten sent of for ealo IN h! coun
". and AuSF BE SOLD AT AMI. 5ACn[ FlCE
GndeI lhete c1rcutnstAutcs, AftHASDALE d CO.
acting q Agents for tho principal European manafac
iurcrs, hase resolved upon
, 1865-12-09

FROM THE LARGEST MANUFAcruRNa CHEN
=, :. 1sr IN TIE WORLD.
lam acquainted with e. +. Helmbo!d; he occupied
the drug store opposlte my residence. and wss sue
eessful IN eondactlnz the business where Others had
not been equally before him.. have been favorabJ
Impressed With BY character and nssps4se.
wM wEGHTatAN. Firm Of Powers 4 WeiEhtmau,
Manufacturing ChemtEtx,
90; Ninth and Drown streets, Philadelphia.
, 1865-12-09

Observe the following Symptoms:
Result.ng from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
ConsttpAtion, Inward Plles, Fumess Of Hood to II
Head, Acidity Of The stoInach. Eaoaea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Funess ur Weight tn thn
Stomach. Sour Efactat tlo1A, sinking Or Fias-
terinX At tho Fit ot The Stomach, 3Ntu0-
ming Of the Head, Hurried and pits-
Eult EFeAthiuz+ E1uttsrinK At the
Hea1 Choking or SudncarnE
Sen. nt1ons when IN A1ytpE
PoatUIe, Dmnetl of flaIon,.
Dots or Webs before tho Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain Ia the lead. DO
dCfency OF PefBpffntton, Tellowutag Of
Cheat, lhnhA, &C., Suddrn Ffu4hes OF Heat,
Bn1Ding In the Flesh Constant Agiptux1 OF Evil and
Graf pepEE1a{o1 o{ Spirit
, 1865-12-09
GDnsrunle1lt Sales.

TXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
c.,,. S'sz53 S.z';;s; es:,9a + ! rs Il
.ea >, SssfiS sssss s. Sc o
Ss sx I5ii j; a. 5sseoo
vic istose Goinpsny sa ses VIII in.na
NINE Il ftAI cASs e GpAs:E 1sS FEEI ny INCHES.
ri ri 81 Xsss!' Si;ss ''' ' fssssi VII Aa'es
I,sis1Si k.5a ~: Kad. a.s So "a a. ttsne'
g HsRss; 5sSS 5sSs r ss sss1Es
hs On nsa a. w. M paes, fr pafs as iolo~
eSs' Eis$! @ Ms.assa IT. i e.; = S;ssp SS;ssp Iron.
81 ss s .." Stores suitable
i ssS sssss II S*s
@ Tcs9 ca !ag95sGa SaF e. A1e Te w. h ANGLE.
= TSSst5 il tsSs ~ sssG!tsa Stss o,,,, -,
za' rTnss;ese ss.',oe thousand pounds Engine Brass
e. G1,.E r'Rs; g. g.. scE Fixtures ofAl kind
sBRsPx SRaF:!b5 bssnee' ':s :s,sss. Of every de-
ssss "a :: FL
1Ai1 tA@t AHK G&13.
AaMs ana splkes. Iron and Copper NTefa
gsss asa sna Paint OF cpnSfr 9S oaa I'D q
Railroad Lamps, sizes,
Cooking Stoves and Ft1- Blocks cf1e and Snatch
tnrrs. kelga Head LlghtA.
ueatng sii, ny Ssoses. Hf
Tools n1boer CIR spring. Betting Gum snd LEATHER
Eles. bntas aoo seteWs. IaWaEe Or ~ Kinds: and
a!uo4t every sttlcie suitable for Railroad operations,
AZ q tna Se5y o$et enaiity: A!soi
* &! 10 Pisass., sei!sIs& ! e.,
% One Rolt Cntter sud ont Gear Cnser Gold BIO.
mAnu1tctnfeH1 :.
f1l Two Fan Blowers, tnEd4uD,1
IF hsfss heaS eoEs eses Patent
u One Hreoneeld Steam Hammer,
Il, G3e ~ sensss is oisasa n. Hammer.
nf servcsahfe snd secoId hand isIiroai Tools nf iii
kinda. eonsfsttny az
Carpenters Tools,
, 1865-12-09

N.R-In the case Of partnerships, tht nxne Of each
partner Interested must here be signed In the
bduer confines his propoaa4 than III the streams
he Will strike out the names Of those tne1uded.
The vicinity Of the wrecks to either OF the above
places OF delivery wilt guide contractors IN their Sc
. CERTIFICATE. ....
We the undersigned hereby certify th4t are each
OF NJ, we'll ard pesaoualy acquainted With
, 1865-12-09

THIS celebrated Totlet ScAn Ia such uasseFEa' de.
mlnd is made from the choicest nate:as Is mild and
entQiiicpt ID is datlfc. H1sfa1IF scented, mud
1rcmely beneficial in IT, ac1ou upon tho skin. For
Balc By all DrugEt4tG and Fancy Goods Dealers.
0c431t rev
, 1865-12-09

To be divided aecordtn. to the following regulations:
Certificates Of the various articles are pnt Into
vclorcs sexied Mp. 1nu wien ordered.
ere iaken out without taa1t 10 choice. anu sent bY
ynni thus Ehow wing favort9sm. Un receipt or the
certificate you vii SEQ what youare to hara, aud thea
II n YOU option to seud the dollar and taxo tho
1lcle or ros. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold
watch. Damotd Ring OF aa1 &c, Of JeHesry on our
Hat tor One uollxr.
Send :.1 Gents for Certificate.
IN al! TRANSACTIONS By mnl We sta chstRc tor for.
wardtDE the csFltcat pairing postage and ooluz tho
1ua1nt Is cents each which must be tncostd when
The Certificate IL sc1t lot. five ee1l1ncatea viii be
sent .oE tevtn for e, thirty for e. sixty *e for
}1t, Ont hnndfe1 tor Tia
, 1865-12-09

o. s. CCsTox HaEge3
Gritty upo1 htpoF, TINT the foregoing referee,
ate responsible 1en, aad coaRide<et good and sun
clent BY me,
Sx u
3rs.} -of Customs.
, 1865-12-09

ssa, Sss . 3
f.fely Of the !ssnine gaIi ii dIseasa stsaaSe-.
es ss e. e. o, Vsa
Substitute tos caioraeI. me5rnrJt snd sntimo tna
sus and 6sms q nj 81 Is noG q: eoaoa xay
bat q svcpo thai oufy Tho earatise active
e n.s s s a.
hlca loctS EascT; ttst hc,ns Inns highly eoneeG
oe {*o four Pill esass9s ~ lpaa
@ snse on ,he snlsen she liver the Eane!k and 20 o.
a1s IL f. Rsd .1sss Tae1
fis f.
ssss. T IT, Ss2s i. 81 sa Sss II
isn H., ws,s ,1 - vel :. VI strong can IKE p, X
ea nS sioat.s aae aa ,yes
sna from spleen ma Edney uleultlea. I'll ma. Iely
e. e. az u a asn
io n whieh they ar put =: rsrset
siiy r seasy Is Ii
N.R-DTsPEPs1A CURED. 49,,
49,. JoL1HM, e. An Est, ! oss. q z 81 ista; a.
ysss ea7e sased sl Ia. of Appe;te
siaiiqE r1,ns q ~ O s.om.ch With ScrvoGs
ssa " W.
esiii1 1x.s naaeee 70 take your Regulating M M f1.'
III q Sef e. 81 IL rs
sossd 70 ps. ny ktoaa.ca ps1tsetiy hsaliay n, dys,
9a "a F p e.
coe box Of yonr Pus curec me oE disease that for
5sso asd 9na ;ass tar s @
hines q rlj1. Int believe Df. nsdsay:s Ps to be
''4e s' - iS5. ns pEscr1ANYs, y,e toilette, O. E.
pr: Eadws2's IN. - eo.;sd wiz gum ifse ffosn
Il; :sf $ Ssefi 5Sa
, 1865-12-09

sattstIed tbat possess the means and ability 10
execute contract for the WORK proposed In speedy
md 6at1atacIQFy manner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

CTATE OF IOWA.-In the District
- Court Of Clay county, Iowa.
Samuel A. Holbrook, Plaintiff, vs. Jacob
l.. Kaufman, Joseph G kaufman and
Sarah kaufman, his wife--and Sam'l
Mortland and R4becca Morthland,
his wife. Defendants.
To the above named defendant You
are hereby informed that on or before the
fifteenth day. Of June, A. d. 1865, u petit
ton will be filed in the Office of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Clay county,
claiming the foreclosure Of q certain
mortgage executed by you to Peter Folsom
and assigned to this plaintiff, which mort>
gage is upon the south half of section "a,
and 8 hf Of the NV or. of section "a, in
township 90, north Of range az, west of
the fifth P. M, Iowa, for the sum of three
hundred and thirty dollars and interest at
ten per cent per annum. And plaintiff
49, also in said petition claims
! U. s. judgment against defendants
Rev. Jacob l.. Kaufman, Joseph G.
Stamp Kaufman, and Samuel NORTH
90 Cts. land, on. a promissory note
49, given for said sum Of three
hund,ed and thirty dollars. with interest
from the 10th day of January, A D: 1862,
at ten per cent. per annnm, to secure the
payment of which said mortgage was CIV
Ell: And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said District Court Of
Clay county, Iowa, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon. ORLANDO G.. Howe,
malls 4w attorney for Plaintiff
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10
CHICAGO, IOWA T. NEBRASKA



open TO MARsHALL.!-l6l Male.
~ wsst Of Mississippi rirer,; and $50
miles ,cest eff Ch,cago-1he Shortest
and Quickest Route dets cen Chicago
and Contra! Ioua-No change a Care
or Baggage betueen Chicago. and Mar
shall-Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains detween Cedar Rapids and
Chicdgo-Fare as Lou as Iy any oMsr
route-Tme between Des Noines aid
Chicago only % hours! -.
Marshalls twelve miles farther due west a Tess
distance by stage from Dss Moines, over uch
batter road and "a mi!es1ess distance byrallto
Ohicago han Grinneil. IT 49,.
Passengers and shippers are invited to examips
this line before they credi: he iisrep
of the NJ. d N. and C.gS X. Il. Line, that they arc
the''only short, quick, reliable no chang, Of Cars
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 20, 1868, Trains willrun a.
ollows: ]" "a - -
Going r. asst .-Nig h I Exprcssieaves Marshallat
3:2op III, Oh a rri,aIof Stages i.tm De- Muin.s
Cedar Rapids 200 p m Cinton i1lop. Nj
arlvein Chicago hsxt morning ia t in efor = II
mnrnihg trains going north cI east.
Day Train leaves III arshali al + 4. m !, Cedar
Rapid at 800 u. m. and arrive ate linton at4:aO
p. IN. Passengers to Clinton by this trai,Tnn
take Night Expires for Chicago, or remain until
next morning at $50, arG arrive in CLicapoat
Going West--Night Express leave, W,l,,s.
Depot in Chicago at $40 in the evening; Clinton
3:l6 a. Cedar Ra pids : 90 il. m au:.arriyc.t
Marshal'a la:15a III. Passengers leaving mi.
cagoon this train at s 80 il the evening arriy,iu
Des Moineseariy next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicago at u. u arriyeeat
Clinton at p. III. Leaves Clinton at 9:CUa NJ .
Cedar Rapids SIZE p. m, and arrive al MARSHALL
atS:3O D.
Passengers going East frcm Tccatur Orava
Omaha, Council Bluffs. Des Moines Sioux CITY Fl
Dodge, andall points west of the Drs Iloines RIVER
can procure Tickets al the Stage Oft or Of Fhos
Ilatten, Jr. at Des Moines PASSENGER, leaving
~D"s Moines in the morning arrive in Chi, IA clearly
nextiaorninc. H. BE sure and get tickets BY way
of MARSHALL.-ta
C0nnec tins-At Turner Junction WITH
Trains for Frceport, DuHl,i,L. Irairi, du Chen
and Latrossr. =
At Dixon with Trains of Illinois CcntralRR.
At Clinton with Boats Oh Mi>sissilj river
AT Dew lit VITA stages fOI Davenport and Ma.
qul kc:a.
AClarcnre with stag for Triton
Vt t.iar Rapids with stage. for Marion Iowa
city, Ein'"n, 'visI FHli> aud H"lt i. RI Iowa
A. itlair'own with stage for Marenco:and at
thun~, bmaha. Fld"ra. E"on>h' ro Fort Dodge
y ,nA iti. and tnt"rIuedial' POINTS
Freight lcavitc Marshall In the morning
r"Hr"s' hiccg" hext IAorning and Frnil leaving
thlruG" at Wight arrives III Mar hall next mig he
without hHHEc of cars.
l., 3. rA:.> OFT Gent Sup't .Chicago
|. Il lh" F, Asst Srp't Clht,n
:. { "a, Ii. cen. Freight 4 gent Chicago.
CO. y! i.t, travelling gent. Isol6no2- Gun
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

Free feac.s, balls aud barbaracues, Of:
~ :.s &C. e Re the lost expensive ones
.9aa man ever ATTENDS. -" @-4 #@,
- o *2T&3 i / ---------.-~>>A-----4G~ z!Er
o. Thagtkatsst men Of the world have
sT.a-been the smallest sleepers. The dul'es.
nJt. are The greatest sleepers: 1853 -
.''' - Gratitude i The nasic ofthe heart when
~ chords sEe swepl by kindnsss. @
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10
Terms Of the Atlantic.
nCDEY LADY'S BOOK.
The F. shion magazine of the World.


Literature. Fine Arts and Fashions. The NEST
magnificent stcri ehgia'inss. Double Fashion
Plates. Wood engravings un every subject that
Interest ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting
Emhroiery, Article FOR the Toilet for the Pc FLOR
the Boudoir, and the Kitchen Everything iu fact
to make complete Lad. Book.
Tn" Ladies' fa>"ritr for 81 years No Magazine
has been able to mretc with it. None attenp,it
God, Receipts ter every department II a
household There alone are worth he price OF the
Book.
Model Cottasestno other Magazine gives them,)
with dig ,ams, 7
Drawing Lessons for the Young. Another spe.
Original Music, worth sa,co a year Other Ma.
gaines pub lsh old w"rn out music, but the sub.
s,riJors to Gudey get it before the N usie stcres
C.rdoninGt"r Ladies Ah'ther peculia,itywith
G"dsy. +, shons from Mes, RS. A. I stewar, l.
Co. New York, the millionaire, merchant arrear
in Gedey. the emily Magazine that has them.
Also, fashions fl ON the celebrated Erodia, Of
New Nerk. Ladies' Eonnrts. We give more Of
them WAY IN Yea, y , ,,, ny Other hss"zins
Path "Alone,' Moss Side" "NeIneeis, )" and
Miriam. writes torGodey each month, and for
mother Magazine. Wehave also re I'd ed all our
old and ta'orite eontri bus ofs. } 4. y
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for 1850. At present, will rereivs snhscril ets
at the following rates. Due notice will be given IL
weare ohligedto advance, " hieh will depend upon
the prccaf paper.
On" copy, on ...S3 90
Two copies, one year. 90
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the person sending the club. makine 81 90
Additions TO any Of the above clubs so each
subscriber.
Gedey's Lady's Hook and Arthur's nems Maya
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We 1--WE no club with any ether Magazine or
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

A CARD TO INvALIDs.-A Clergyman.
while residing in South America as a missionary
discovered safeand simple remedy for the cure 81
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
of disorders brought on by baiefu and vicious hab-
Its. Great numbers have Icen already cured by this
noble remedy. Prom pied By desire to bali4:.t tie
afflicted aud unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, In sealed enye-
lope, to any who needs il, FREE CHARGE
Please enclose pest-paid envelope, address ed to
yourself. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN Station
ID, Bible House, N. City. mrll Bins
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10
Furniture Furniture |!

u So AAA = 80 - - Nh 444 = IA .
Just received and for sale
o. i&3 i n9tto1
30 doz. Common ard me chairs,
10 Wood and cane seat rockers,
5 Childs table and rocking chairs,
5 Office chairs,
l., Gard and Centre tables, II
z Breakfast tables,
l Dining tables,
l Common wash stands,
/ Bureaus with glass,
8 Bed ,stcads, assorted. ....--..
III 2 =. Double mattresses, .....,~~. -,
2 !" Single mattrssses, ~~a.. ass
2 81" Double lounges, aZoa D. a#sar3
l !" Single lounges, 81" .aa"1. &c." .
Tin safes.
juIyo-e4 -" /. B. FARMER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

Ess- Tin and Iapanned War"-a good ss0r.,rcnt
alwuvsnn hand whichis IN adc in the most durable
manner. Also Eve rrcugh> Conductor Pipes Tin
roofing &c. CiIAS X. SMITH co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

1NROM Vermi,.ion. d. T., or about the 18TH
day Of August last. one BROW N MARE about
four years old, thistelow on the shoulder, md
lump above knee on left leg, caused by Kick. She
was rather ali ght bull md long legged. Any per.
rcturui ng said mare or giving information a. =
where she may be found will be Thereby rewa rd.1
JOHN KIEGAY.
Sioux City, Dee. "a, 1864.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10
FACTS AND FANCIRS.

ditch. IT'S situated between the ills Of
hadversity.'
When General Grant proposed to eight
it out on this line did be allude TO jeff.
Davis crno Tine?
The British getters-up Of rams for the
rebels are now a thousand times more
sheepish than their rams.
1t is said that JEFF. Davis excuse for
wearing the petticoat is that bic vile has
often wore the breeches.
We wonder whether jeff. Davis, when
hv put on the petticoat, called in the aid
Of cotton to give a volumptuous appear.
ance to Ills tender bosom.
The leading rebels seeing how bad their
cause LOOKS at home are anxious to 90 and
see II it viii not look better at distance.
Every plain girl has one consolation
II she is not pretty young lady, she will,
II she lives, be pretty old one.
"Padly,' said wag, "your ears are too
long, Devil bit Of trouble does that
give me, but yours are too short a|togeth.
er Tor the braying basic that yees be-
An Irish paper describing late duel
says that one Of the com batants was shot
through the heshy part of the thigh bone.
Beecher says there are many persons
who think Sunday is a sponge with which
to wire on, the sin O: tic week,
"See Lpre, mistl.cr,' said an Irish lad of
seven srnuers. who was drger 10 tree
by d Dig. "If YOU dent IKE that dog
away Ill cat Up al J ur arr!ts."
>.Inov Smith wrote to a friend, az lave
sc,rn or eigh, complaints, but il. all other
r,:l.y,s am ns riect!v WELL"
.-
ter fr,na Ike cream Of q ;,ke, ana q cheese
from the milk of human kindness has
since washed the close Of The wear and
hung them to drv OF a bee line
,,b.~. pts IT,, ,.,.oa.,. :. ;,
to tie whiting he history Of the rebt.lion
We don't hs.ow nA.,e he is doing it, but
f.ar tie iL.tr viii h. done rrn, Pixies
2Iyuc.
A pos,o, s,oro,so.ar TIN o,,ar aor
stuck ,,on ,,a door,hs ,ooo,;o al
uept A ooy wanted" The mex, NOR,
lug on OPENING the store he found a Ht,,a
urcbiDiu baske. labelled. "Here hs ia"
.x- ;,
49,, ~, :,
,:.r.'
..a 49, ,,,,n. ,;,o~.n
r..
,.,h,,, .u....a l,.y, sa,,na .~.,;, - 49, :,
- 49, ',na1a hs.,,v I'D lava ouor,, Ia.
- .~.a t~x ...~ o,n.'a.
,.-n-,x.->,..'
'o"eS ''as1o''co'ereo '''e respective na'
lures OF o'N'"e''on ana o'ne'ence'-
Ia says 'h"' a niue o'ner'"ee frequent
>: ."',: ~ ,. r 49, ''''''
"A" l'.Sh peasant oe'hs asked why ne
Fe''''''eu DIS pig 10 take up MS quarters
WIN MS 'a"'''F' maze al answer ABOUND
ing "''' sa'a' ''"' n"''S'e' Why ho' -
noesh Inc place ahord every convenience
mat pig can require.
John Bull conversing with an Indian
asked BIN if he knew that the sun never
sets on the Queens dominions. NO."
said The Indian. 800 you know the reason
WHY asked John. because God is
afraid to trust an EUglishman in the dark,
was the dusky savages reply.
A number Of citizens of fredericksburg
were dixputing about the merits of differ
ent rebel Generals. Finally a couutryman
,.. ,ha oao,,;,ces. conou,,
,.. roh,son was 10 mae, ,orh. ,,.:...,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

A couple Of curious letters, written dur.
ing the Jns. Brown excitement, have been
published by Forney's Press. The first is
from, Fernando Wood to Gov. Wise, in
which Wood argues very strongly the pro.
,priety Of committing Browns sentence to
impr!son ment for life. Wise replies re-
fusny to any such thing, peremptorily.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-10

GOLD BEARING BONDS.
Which are slway. worth isryniSm,.s
Free from Taxation. A,he 40 Notes
cannot be taxed by towns, Cities. Counties or
States. and the interest is NOT taxed unless on a
surplus Of the owners income exceeding six hun.
drcd dollars year This fact inrr,d-.s their value
from one to three per cent. per anuuIn, according
to the rate l"vio" "n Other property.
Subscribe Guickly,-Less than $500 o0o,-
o'"ot The Loan uUth"li2elhy tha lat Congress are
nov on ii" market. This amount. at the rate at
which il is being, !h,ui',rA, will all re s,.i>c lied
for within two months. when the notes will un-
dcnbt''3y command pro1niaiu, as has uniformly
boon hi Closing A." SID i6ns to other
loans. I;now seems Il jiae tha. no cons drra bic
amount beyond the present series will be ofred TO
til" public.
of the country ma! be onrrrG facilities fer taking
the lean, the National Tanks, State Banks, and
Private H%nlc thruuR hout tie country have gen
orally agreed to rec"N" -uh-rril tons at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who oIiy to he responsible
io the deliver, Of The nc0 ioi Which the, receive
orders. JAY COOKIE
Subscription Agent, TAilaArl lila.
Subscriptions will be received by the First
National Bank, Dubuuue. mr4-3m
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a6srs peculiar facilities 70 inventors and pstentees for the
Apol Of inventions either by advancing for their
manufacture by purchasing the patent outght or not
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SlTwELL HARRIS, Manager.
TOHR B. MURRAY,
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NTNvHNTORs MUTUAL ASSISTANCE End GENE
Ii Patent Agency" Capital 600 Is Nassau street
eDposee Ae Treasury Building New York. This company
e peculiar facilities % inyentcrs and pstentees for the
snuYactnfe or by purchasing patent outright or
00rnink within class Of which the Company
finding Aiss ready them.
= - GITwEII, HARRIS Mapaser.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, TO LET.

A HOUSE TO Leland vURNrTJRE FOR SALE,
~ H5 sroome street Rent cheap; prize Of FURNITURE
$50 None but cash parties ueed Apply House 70 be seen
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SPORTING.

TNoR siLE-NEwFOUSpLAND DOGS, BULL TER.
u ticr bs pun AMI me- ~ 1nys' cool watch D0ga, ANAL
uck anu scota ssye Terriers good ratters Apply
ID IA Roosevelt street JNHE GRAY