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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
TCDEYS LkDY'S BOOK.
The Fashion NJ Magaxine of the w Orld.

Literature, Fine Arts, and Fashions, The most
magnificent Steel ehgTa,ings. Double Fashion
Plates. Wood ehgrasIhgs on every subject that
can interest ladies. Crochet knitting. Netting,
mhroidery Articles for the Toilet for the perlor
the Boudoir and the kitchen. Everything in fact
II make complete LadJ'1 Book.
The Ladies' fasorite for 30 years No Magazine
has been abb to compete with it. None attemptit
Godsi'. o.eipts for every department Of a
household. Taefe alone are worth the price Of tho
hook. .
N,l~i Cottageslno other Magazine gives them),
Drawing Lessons for the Young. Another .pe-
ciaitfy with Cooley.
Original Music, worth g., 90 year. Other Ma.
aszines nnb,isa oil WORKOUT music, but the sub
s.ribers TO Ghiey get 1t before the music stores.
ssrdsningio for Latliss. Another popularity with
Co.. New York, the millionaire merchant. appear
In Cooley the only Mag tzine that bas them.
Also. fashion. '."m the celebrated Br"dis, Of
New Xerk. Ladies Eonnets. We give more Of
them In q yesr t.lan any other Magazine.
MARION HARLAND, Anthorees Of Hidden
p.tbn sAlone,'' ..Moss Siae,n ..Nemesis," and
..Miriam.'' writes for Cooley each mo h. nd for
no other Magazine. We have alsu retained all our
old and IA ,crite contributors.
Terms or GOdey's Lady's Book for
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The follow ing ara the terms of the Lady's Book
FIR 1855. At present, we will reeeiys subscribers
the folio Ing rates. Due notice will he given II
we obliged 70 advance; which will depend upon
the price al paper.
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Eight copies one year, and an extra copy TO
the person sending the club, making nine..2l w
Eleven copies one Year,, and an Extra copy to aa
the person sending The club, making 2......27 w
Additions to any Of the above clubs, 1880 each
subscriber.
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We have no club with any ether Magazine or
Newspaper. The money must all be sent at oife
time for any club. Canada subscribers must SEND
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

ABour ENDS. .-TeAcher-" Come right
here, you young scamp, and get sound
spanking" Scholar" You amt no
right to spank me. the copy you just set
me says So" Teacher / should like
to hear you read that copy over to me -
Scholar" You shall. He reads. Let
all the ends thoa aim'ss u be thy country's.
and 30 forth, and when you are spanking
me you amt aiming at no such ends
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

How to keep birth day: Keep it -
yourself. lunch.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
UNCHAN ED.

Yes still l love thee-Time, who sets
His signet on my brow,
And dims my sunken eye, forgets
The heart he could not now -
Where love, that cannot perish, grows
For one, alas that little knows
How love may sometimes last
Like sunshine wasting in the skies,
When clouds are overcast
The dew. drop hanging DER the rose,
Within its robe Of light,
Can never touch leaf that blows,
Though seeming TO the sight;
And yet it still will linger there,
Like hope less love without despair,
A snow drop in the sun!
A momen. finely exquisite,
Alas but only one.
l would not have thy married heart
Think moment'y OF me
Nor would tear the cords apart,
That bind me so to thee;
No! while my thoughts seem pure and
Like dew upon the roses wild, mild
| would not have thee know
The stream that seems to thee 90 still
Has such tide below!
Enough that in delicious dreams
l see thee and forget
Enough, that when the morning beams,
| feel my eyelids wet!
Yet, could | hope, when Time shall fall
The darkness for creations paI,.
10 meet thee-and to love-
l would not shrink from aught below,
Nor ask for more above.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

SOMETHING TO SET Us THlNKlNG.-Nine.
ty years hence, not single man or wo.
man now twenty years of age will be alive.
Ninety years. Alas, how many Of the
lively actors at present on the stage Of
life will make their exit long ere the ninety
years have rolled away! And could We
be sure Of ninety years what are they ?
"a tale that is told,' dream, aud empty
sound that passe;h away on the wings Of
the wind, and forgotten. Years shorten
as man advances in life. Like the de-
grees toward the frozen pole until it dwin.
dies to n point and vanishes forever. Is
it possible that life is of so short duration ?
Will ninety years erase the golden name
over the doors in town and country, and
substitute others in their stead? Will all
the new blooming beauties fade and dis.
appear, all the pride and passion, the love,
hope and JOY pass away in ninety years
and be forgotten? "Ninety years" says
death, I" do you think shall wal, ninety
years? Behold to-day and Tomorrow.
aud every day is mine. When ninety
years are past, this generation will have
mingled with the dust, and will be remenl.
bered no more u
LANGUAGE OF THE EYR.-The language
Of the eye is very hard to counterfeit
You can read in the eyes Of your compan.
ion, while you talk, whether your argu.
men. hits him, though his tongue will
not confess it. There is book by which
man shows when he is going to say
good thing, and look when he has said
it, Vain and forgotten are all the fino
Offices of hospitality, if there be no ex.
preston in the eye. How many furtivc
invitations arc avowed by the eyes, though
dissembled by the lips. A man comes
away from company; he has heard no
important remark but if in sympathy
with society, he is not innocent Of such
stream of life as has been flowing to him
through the eye. There are eyes that
give no more admission into them than
b!ueberries. Others are liquid, and deep
wells that men might fall into. And 9th.
ers are oppressive and devouring. and
take too much notice. There are asserting
eyes. and prowling eyes, and eyes full Of
faith, some Of good and some Of sinister
omeus.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

All transient ad v ert isemsGts must be paid for
la advance. This ru ie wi not be vai led from.
Under the present SYSTEM the advertiser pays
much for the space he occupies the changes
the changes being chargcahle with the compost
tion only, at the rate of twenty cents Per square.
This plan is gener lily adopted
The privilege Of ySarly advertisers is strictly
limited 10 their own immediate and regular bus
ness and The business OF an adyett tisipg firm is
not considered rs including that OF les iudi iiual
embers.
All CO partnership notices. wants, removals,
houses to let, etc to Sc charged extra at regular
prices.
Advertise nents ordered out before the time for
which they may be contracted to be published ex
pres, will he charged at the rates set forth in the
srhei ale of prices
rlt ca notice is required Of an Intention to
Withdraw an advertisement.
One dollar will he charged for the insert ion Of
M rriage announcements. Simple notices Of deaths
Will he inserted gratis, but obituaries will be
charged per square.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

Fashion takes queer turns. Its lat,

Fashion takes queer turns. Its latest
wrinkle is the introduction of square but.
tons. With these the ladies most pent.
fully trim their dresses. They (uo, The
ladies but the bu,tons) are Of al! sizes. up
to an inch square. The haul ton is the
big button, about the size Of square on
a checker board A little while ago and
the rage was for spherical buttons of three
quarters Of an inch diameter, gilt or sill
vered, and with these they trimmed their
Garibaldi bodies and their vivandiere
jackets in lavish proiusion. Like gilded
apples, they formed rows down the fronts
of the jaunty looking corsages. Now the
globular buttons are out and square ones
are in. They are of oil materials, pearl,
ivory. jet silver and gilt, and they cost a
price dear enough to safety anybody. We
don't know that square buttons were ever
before in fashion, though fashion as
general thing is constantly reproducing
itself.
We saw yesterday, at the house of an
extensive importer, a case of ladies' belt
buckles. They were of the wides, dimen.
SONS, and carry ribbon fully three inches
wide. They were worn IN the.timss when
ladies' waist were located but few inches
below the axilla. They remained unsold
when the fashion changed, just twenty.
eight years ago. They we're then packed
up and consigned to garrett They we're
yesterday reproduced for sale, aud were
taken by the retail trade with such rapid.
ity that in little while bu. few remained.
The buckles in question sold at prices
sufficient to pay twenty eight years inter-
est on their original cost, and leave very
handsome profit ide.--Philadelptia
North american
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

The road to home and happiness lies
over small stepping stones. Slight cir
cumstances are the stumbling blocks Of
families The prick of a pin, says the
proverb, is enough to make an empire
insipid. The tenderer the feelings, the
more painful the wound. A cold, unkind
word checks and wi,hers tho blossom OF
the dearest love, ms the mos. delicate
rings Of the vine are troubled by the faint.
est breeze. The misery Of life is born
Of = chance observation. II the true bic.
tory quarrels, public and private, were
honestly written, il would be silenced with
an uproar OF derision.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

DLAND DEEDS for fa'e 1T tho Sioux City
ID Register o.iee. aug2o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
Sioux City 8tgisttr
The REGISTER is issued every
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From the publication Office on Pearl Street.
Rates OF Advertising.

One copy, one year, in adva .............S2 90
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
Job Printing!

Executed speedily and u the best stvle. Our faci-
lties for doing job Printing are not surpassed in
West". n Iowa. The cash will be expected when
tine work is delivered.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
.AA.ATtaANHAN sEORYc
m HAeAuLRY.

In AtkllSps H. ISS Of An. Asa s,t,
Amidst pomp and SAow- Abe gazing crowds wer'
IhssnA IossvsT apsa something nev,k r.,
b EhS nIinis wsDdsrS Of the aee 70 VtsW. -
q ksts thswiAu-sntsnds circus surxnds
latVsthessa Es1ks tts Sss Of living AsadSi
1eAgo4 b elsSe Ordsr, rising roc - 9OW,
Ths'Vtia ahssa'slAAns the space below.
Tlua seaAs wsso allsd; but ere the sho~ began,
o A stranger sstersdl-'tWss an aged man
Awhile E salghA plaee with aspect mild;
Two pslishsA ysnng AtAssians sat and smiled,
KRed hIs osulaaioa with Z sidelong glance,
Bat kopt their ssatS, nor kosa On kis advance.
o.. ~ a ksE=lzE hlssA e deeper hue
H EAEh the ahaao Of that sslf f-ElOSigus crew;
r HSw Pe0r the PF0auss ef fAiR Learnlhe's tree,
That heAsn 10 FRUITS Of sweet hnmiltky
TAs growth Of arts and scisnaASf1 9<VtN
laAeartS that FEEL not aDs n1sAAsE's palm!
GSts - the Spartan youth, whose siuapls school
lnstillsd the plain but sa1uta1y rule
OF kinAness, and Whoss honest soals preferred
TEatA - di'plAy-PsrsOEnancs toe uOrd.
TIE Spartan youths had their annotated place,
ApsTt froR the Athshiana, AiStlnguishsd Kaes,
And Fose with one AoeoTd, intent 10 prove
TN houSpsa age their dnty and their lave;
Ner did Spartan yostA his seat resume
TN TIE cd man fOuHd due and attiss room.
TAsn cane The sentence Of repToOf and pFaiss,
Stamped with the sternness Of the ancisnt days
foE, standing full amid the assembled crowd,
Tia VensrAhle stranger cried aload:
Z" The Athenians learn their duty we'll, but 10!
TAs Spsrtans practice what the Atheuiaus know. -
Tbs words we're good, and in q viFtuons cause;
TAsy yustiy earned nations glad applause;
But We have surer words Of pracspt given
In kCad'a own BOOk--the Word that came from
HeaVen;
- Be kind, Be courteous, be all honor shown,"
Seek others welfare rather than thine own"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
| IgLaassal daS Il flaf
eUAENEONs.

assssIsA s&ar~4xtT .zM
STATE OE CALIFORNIA, County Of n ~
", -in the District Court PG W. neyIpSh 1,,;,
Action 6rOusht II, me District Co,,,t :, -,
eneh Jpdleial District, and tAe eomuaSi.. =, EIev'
the Oouney o. y Dorado. IN the OfRcs az ~. 3. cs.n
p st,u D''''e' O0U IN and Tor said cOunS ~
Tbs People 1Ot the State Of Ca,,Co,,,, ~
Merrill and NJ & Morrill,, his wife, DcieDdSs.iPp = 2
You are hereby required 10 spuea, 4,
brought against you by Geo H. CarteT. ssuon
partner. OF the late nm Of UDWIO "a ~ ySlng
In the DistEet Court Of the neVentA Jnits.,1 q
iricl e and i0E tss CSuetH Of = Dorado, sna ~
March, A. D. 1855, within Gen dsy1 csI Of
the dAy Of seSvbceD aner the service aS - ~ ef
summons-I served within this CouniY: q s-s - ~
OGe o. We COon0, sss wiiha1 III .A$1G0 b$*e.a
within tEeaty days; eF,nSerVed oct Of - S',se
then within forty dAys--pr judgement b. defa.S .,;
be taken against you. ~@-~NA VII
The said action is brOugAtto reeov,, N. -. .
fourteen hpndred and ninstV.twe dSlIsrs, s;ss,f ef
and Interest now due, together with interes4 =. k
sum Of 81 200 90, at che rate Of i've pe, ~ 0e
month, alleged 70 be due upon aeertain - IH ker
note executed By said g. P. Morrill, 70 IIu4-;- -
On me lStn dsy Of Nov, 1852 also, nor der
foreclosure OF certain mongF ge given n s'l o.
the payment Of said note and OF even at sscMe
and ordering the sale Of the properly dss..irLIu'
saie moTeeage - VI: me Iot Of said Norm ~ -
sasa IN Dlal.onS eprnss, in Gaid OOlnty anG 49,
and particularly described In plainLRT coaonlsiS,
herein copy Of which accompanies mi, Vii -.
for costs Of soit; and you all 10 nppear -. .od ~
sWef the said complaint above required. ~ ~
Plaintiff VII take judgment against you for IA @ oo
said complaint. F'@Su OF
Witness, Hon. q. W. Brockvsy, Jndee OF ..n nj.
'rict Court Of the neventh judicial District O''
(-l Attest my hAnd, and the sssl A. ..,x
sEAL Court, In and for said County Of n Ds,~. ~.
49, do, hereto afRXed, At o0fee IN ,hs C,,. =
s1AMH. Pacerville, this the Slst dsv ~ NJ 81
Al y. ISoo. q. CARPENTER, CLERK.
BY order Of John Bush, Court COmmIsuIOner.
Attest q. J CARPENTER, CLERK.
S'"He~ 0'''' 'ot HH. tapl-m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
HORRTRLE DISEASES

How many thousands OF persons, both male and
female, are there Who are suffering out miserable
existence from the effects Of secret ndnlgeneies
from virus absorbed Into the system. Lock at theiI
palid, emaciated and dsngured faces and their bro
happiness Of marriage or the enjoyment Oflife. In
this horrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene Let parents, guardians friendl
attend to those who are suffering with any Of these
horrible, destroying maladss see that they are
cared tor and cured before II be too late. Senthem
Immediately to DR.. GibsOn, physician vhc has
made private diseases his especial study for years
and who is certain 70 cure the most nVeterate cases
without Mercury or any injurious drugs II is i'm
portant to those afflicted, TO those who are inter
esed In the welfare OF their friends to be careful o
the many pretended doctors who infest all cities
publishing their skill In curing AZ diseases iu :eW
days. Imposing ep"n The public BY using TIE name:
Of eminent physicians from Europe and other placel
Be therefore careful and make strict inquiry or vow
may fall into the hands Of those ekarlatanI'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
SEMINAL WE.IRNESS.

Seminal emissions, the consequence Of selEabnse
This solitary vice or depraved sexual indulgence
is prActiced by the youth Of both to almost
unlimited extent, producing with unering certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unless com
batted by scientific medical measures, VIA salloW
cOuntenanCe dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling
leaves and the rattling Of charots unessness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision
blunted intellect, loss OF confidence. didenee u ap-
preaching strangers, a dislike to form NEW acquain-
tanceS, disposition to shun society loss OF memory
hectic ffushes plmpes and various eruptions about
the face charred tongue foetid breath, coughs,
sumption, night sweats, monomaniA, and frequent
insanity. II relief be not ObtAined, should apply
Immediately. either IN person OF BY letter and have
a cure effected BY his new and scientific mode oi
treating this disease which never fails Of eIsetng
quick aud radical cure DR.. @. win give hundred
dollars to aay person who will prove satisfactorily to
him that he cured Of this complaint by either Of
the San Francisco quaeks.
Persons at q distance may be cured at home, by
addressing letter to DR. GIBBoH, stating case synp-
toms, length Of time the disease has continued, and
have medicines promptly forwarded, free from dam
age and curiosity, to any part OF the country with
full and plain directions for USE for $40, sent In
registered letter, or through Wells, Fargo L Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
NoTICB TO CREDITORS.

OTAfE 0P CALIFORNIA, County Of VI Dorafe.-
~ In the County C0uFt, IN and TOR said COeuty.-
John Carney vs.. HIS Creditors.
IN f< Dl4lttkr u he Petition eC John CGyH-S, IN
IHSoirent De,tor.
Pursuant to an order on hle herein, made By the
Hon. Ogden bqnires. Judge % the Court aIorSnh
notice is hereby given 70 al tae CREDITORS ofaaA
lnsolvent Debtor. John Carney. 10 be aud ApRtar
6vfore the Court sforrsaid, at the Court House Of
aAid County III 1e City 0f PAceFViIe, 90 the NA
day Of July, D. 1865 NJ the hour Of ten O'Clock,
~, of said day, n show cAuse, " any they can uhy
the prayer Of said InsolvrnI DEBTOR should not be
granted, and an assignment Of lis estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance OF the Statute In such case made and pro
Vided And, in the meantime, Il Is orderd ihAi all
Judicial proceedings against AAd lpsOVsni Debtor be
stayed.
49,, Witness ny hand and the seal % said
s. Court hereto affixed. al once IN the City
49, Of PlAcerville, this 9th day of May A D
lseS a. JicARPENTER. Ciert,
us. Rev. Stamp By =. J LoURI, Deputy.
Teare Meredith, An,y toT Petitioner. Ij1S
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

ABOUT SLEEP.-TheFe are two kinds o
sleep the complete and the incomplete
Complete sleep is q temporary metaphys
ical death, though not an organic one
The heart and lungs perform their Offices
with their accustomed regularity. 1t is
characterized By tOrpor Of the organs o.
the brain, of the external senses, and o.
voluntary motions. Incomplete sleep is
the activity of one or more of the eere
brian organs, while the others are in re-
pose this occasions dreaming.
Sleep is variously affected by health
and disease. Man in time of health sleeps
TRANQUILITY. He arises in the morning, re-
freshed and prepared to go forth to his
daily labor. New strength is given him
hngoor is gone; and all the faculties, both
mental and corporal, are recruited. But
the sleep Of disease is far different 1t is
short and unrefreshing; disturbed by
fearful sighs and fightful dreams
Of" StupOr and sleep are different, though
supposed by some to be synonymous. In
both there is insensibility; but it is easy
70 wake Q person from sleep, while it is
sometimes almost impossible to arouse
one from stupor. II is frequently the case
in sickness that the patient lies for sevc-
Ial days in stupor, totally insensible.
Though sleep be natural, and necessary
to the languid mental and corporeal facul-
ties, yet it is frequently brought on by
come external cause. Heat produces sleep.
We witness it in the summer season; it
is common to see the laborer devoting
an hour in the heat Of the day to Sleep
A heated church and dull sermon are al
most sure to bring sleep. The heat of the
church might be resisted, but the sermon
is irresistible. Its monotony falls in lead.
en- accents on the ear, and subdues the
most powerful attention. Variety, wheth.
er in sight or sound, prevents sleep /;
whils excessive monotony of all kinds is
apt 70 induce it. Excessive cold, as we'll
asheat, produces sleep. A person with
out sufficient clothing on his bed will find
It difficult to sleep at night but it is o
fact that sleep is produced before death,
when freezing takes place.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

SnEEP vs.. DoGs.-Eloquence has not
entirely died out. The following is given
as, 4 verbatim report of speech in the
Illinois Legislature:
"Mr. Speaker: l think sheep is para.
mount to dogs.snd our laws hadn't ought
er be so that dogs can commit ravages on
sheep. Mr.. Speaker, represent sheep on
this fOor Laughter and cries of that's
so.1 Up where l live sheep is more &C.
count than dogs, and although you may
tell me that dogs is useful, still / say, on
the other hand, that sheep is usefuler !;
and show me the man that represents dogs
on tkis floor, end that thinks dogs is more
ipportant than sheep and l show you q
man that Is taitamount to know moth
ing. Mr.. Speaker, am through"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
PREKENTYTE.

DIR. J. H. J0sSELYN'S celebrated Prevent
i've for Married Ladies can be obtained only
at the Institute. Price, ten dollars.
Warranted to prevent pregnancy. Can be
used without any Inconvenience, and 10 good
for one year II directions are followed.
The Magnetic Preventive is not injurious
but Ii conducive 70 health, and can be used
without the knowledge Of any one but the par
~ using It.
To sum up, there is no place where the med.
ical profession 10 prActeed In the STATE Of Cal
fornia wherein the same amount of scientific
attainments are employed. and, consequently,
Vi,cre the afiiicted can be 20 well treated and
be a. sure OF cure, as at the ELaRCTR0-
PATHIo INSTITUTE, 6A5 Washington street,
(south side,l few doors below Kearney, Ban
Reader, II you are sick and need medical
assistance, coll there before employing any
one else, and Judge for yourself. You will
there And the best consulting, As we'll aS the
best operating talent in the State, together
with the only Electropathic Instrument that
can be depended upon In the curative process.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the State, Ore
gon and Nevada. upon the receipt Of A. letter
describing the case.
All letters mua be addressed TO J. h JOS
SELYN, n. D., Resident Physician, Electro
DR.. II. JOHsELYN has no connection
with any other establishment or Institute In
this city.
~ All letters answered with promptness
and pleasure, and the utmost secrecy obServ-
ed. Address
j. H. JOSSELYN, n. d.,
ELECTRoPATHTc INSTITUTE,
S46 Washington Street,
aprilf5-8nl ean Francisco,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

MANY FAcTs IN A SuALL OoNIRAS&-rThs
number Of languages spoken 1s ], ,S64. The
number Of men is equAlto the number of
women FfeAysrPge Yf hHmaS lite isFboat
SO years. One quarter die before the age Of
seven. To every one thousand persons, one
rarely reaches the age Of 100 years, and not
more thau one in 900 viii reach the age Of
80. There are on the earth ,OO0, ,0O0, 900 in
habitants. Of these about oS,333, 1888 die
every year, 91, ,S24 die every day, 7.760 every
hour, and 60 every minute. The losses are
balanced by au equal number Of births. The
married longer hved than single Tall men
live longer than short ones. Women have
more changes of life previous to the age Of
fifty years, but fewer after, than men. The
number of marriages is in proportion Of 70 to
100. Marriages are mOre frequent after tina
equinoxes. that is during the months Of June
or December. Those born In the spring are
more robust than others Births and deaths
are more frequent by night than by day.