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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-15

Nr'.ct ~ \, c $,
Fort H,n1aI. l. /. Nav Is, l>0-.
>'EAIEu PROPOSALS will lie received
) at TIN, u.ttt, rulI IL y'e'ock, 4. NJ, on
he titst day al luly, ISIS, f r supplying the
Subsistence nerartucut at this Post with
Fresh Beet TT ore Year rom the first day
+ September. l>o,. H., Bet Is 10 be d.
5Ivrr al 'hi> "i,o N purrters (recks and
ShnnKs eXcIudvdl NJ s1,h ijmps aud in such
Quantities as he { : for he time being
stall require. rot sxrerdng FIVE times PEI
week prymrNt ~ b. mai, monthly al far
As ptayil able. rhe bids must state the price
per p"nrd At which the Beef will he deliver
q. nt'i"ct II the cond tions and Lmi!a.iuna
pffs r.rvd herein, and the subsistence reyu-
hton> ct the army. Each bid will be ac-
compan,' by n good and sufficient guaran.
tee Tor It's ta,tI lnl performance. or it will not
h, considered, and a cooi and sufficient
bond viii be required for the faithful fulfill
IN NJ Of III" contract. The right to reject
any or all hils is reserved The bids mast
he IL duplicate, with a cupy Of this adver-
tisrmrn attached - each, and endorsed
'rroro~al- for Beef and addressed 70 the
"a. C. :, f"tt Randall. y T" The bids
will be opened at my ctlice at Fort Randall,
ID T., the lst day ol July, 1867, nt 10 o'clk
A. NJ.
BY direction Of J. II. GILMAN, Captain
c and Br"vct Lieut. Col, L. s. A., Chief
c. s, Dept of Dakota.
ROBT A. GIBSON.
i9'dw 1t. I'D /. $ Inf aud A. c. S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-15

! EGAL NOTICE. Before Sam White
IL horu. Ex-iicio Justice NJ the Peace for
Dakota County, State II Nebraska.
William Adair,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-14
Moon of Harvest, how I love \
The Change Of the Leaf.

The cause Of the beautiful tint which
or foliage assumesduring the autupinal
months, has long been a subject Of iu-
vestieation, and many are the hypoth-
eses that have been put forth in ex-
planation aisI. -
MaEToply, who has devoted consider
abI6 Attention 10 this subject stated as
Che result Of a series OF experiments,
thathe had succeeded in resolving the
green coloring matter of the leaf (claO-
roplglD into two components, one, OF q
fellowisbsubstance, be calletPlVtl99gn-
Miae, the other a blue matter for which
he proposed the name phyilocynine. BY
considering the blue as more evanescent,
the different shades Of yellow leaves
might be produced. These viewswere
very generally accepted till recently
Ff9n9 has again appeared, essentially
retFdSllag his original views He now
aiYas.. as the result of subsequent ex-
pefimefts, tho new snpposition that
chloropyR is a simple green coloring mat
sfys4y 6daxed, being influenced by
vagelatiob, thuspassing through varied
notifications ',s. ,s.,.,. 's l' l ~ I, 1,,itsg
aaMs Caey. Leasio Philadelphia, has
lately advanced d theory in,which he
considers light the primary cause, pro-
ducing photographers changes Of color.
During she healthy state Of the leaf,
yitaliAs ooanteracta This Inhaeuce,, but
as tbS tau sproaelses the frost begins
It's Fufkg 5hepaliolea dry up, the Deaf
grsddaIlg loses IS frm holds upon the
branch, then the action Of light. no
loaaaa held II check by the vital prin-
Cinle. rredomi1aseh the leaf falls.away
but IN fading acquires those brilliant
huea that viii soon yariegata our forests.
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Vines EiH

Wine OfTHr y a pleasant preparation,
containing all the medicinal properties of the Pine
Treetlnl the highest degree. II quickly cures
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Sore Throat and
Breast, and all Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
II restores the system to perfect health, and Is
very effective in curing Diseases of the Liver,
Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, &e,aa tt .ss
Sold by Druggists at 81 90 per bottle, Gen
ulne have hWind Of Tar blown on bottle
OLIVER CROOKS CO., Proprietors.
Burnhams & Van Setback, Chicago
Jn0. d. Park and d, E. sairc,k C0, Clnclupatia o.
Genl Agents Feb. II, '67--y
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hhA1ssa MArTkk ON TINS rAer, EuESIsaIEB
81 /. 1. HUGHES. ESQ.


The Harvest and Hunters Moons.
(sTheiall moon Which occurred onthe
S4th of September, aud that occurring
onthe Esd ot' October, are the Harvest
and Hunters dnOoas respectively, Of the
year 1.-The theme of admiration and
soSg What distinguishes them rom
other moons, is a question often asked,
that an attempt TO give au intelligent
answer maynot be unacceptable.
AS. IS well known, the daily progress
Of the moon in her orbit from East to
West, causes her to rise at q mean rate
of about, ,fprty-nine seconds, later every
successive day Tnplaces ofconsidera-
Bile latitude, however, especially about
the time Of harvest in England, ,Afrom
the agricultural economy of which comes
the term bayeest ploon,---a remarkable
deviation from this rule takes place
when the full moon rises to us at from
thirty to forty minutes later each sue
cessig6 day 1t is stated by some writer
that it was very early aseribed by. per-
sons engaged sins agriculture to the
goodness Of the Deity IN ordering it
for their conveuieAee. About the
equator sthe moon rises at nearly equal
intervals throughout the year, and there
the harvest moon is uaknownau 3.
oa The difference in the rising of the
harvest moon is greater here than, in
England, as isis owing to the different
angles made by the horizon and different
parts Of the moons, orbit, in other
words, to the fact that The moons orbit
lies sometimes more oblique TO the
HORIZON than At others, But another
feature is to be noticed:
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11EThe mhn who can make bis own
hrey black bis own boots, carry bis own
wood. hoe bis own garden. pay his own
debts, and live without wine And tobac-
co, need ask no lagor Of him WHO rides
IN 4 coach-and-fpu
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~ ''4ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
r ' '''' Ati5s IRoaderiai Revelations
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#H
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Dgan edifort Ietthe devil 90 lwaiti

BOanVditcrt sletthe devil bewai6pg
for CapyJ sit down lo,write an article,
aad, get 4 Few sentences dono; then let
AM seqnainiancsidpOP in and begin to
tell you stories and gossips Of the towns
and let him sit and sit andsit Thatis
the quickest way we can think Of to go
raying, Distracted mad. -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-14
BLACKSMITHTNG..
II WOULD saytomy old customers that I stIl
u conttnua tho

/ UNDERSTANDING RJSIEESSg
AT MY OLD STAND ON. PORTSMOUTH ST.,
I" '' souTit OF THE uitsoN ITotsE,
whore | will still 1be happyto aceofumodatee my
old customers, and all others who mayllayor me
with a call Having secured the services Of
II. PALMER, as Horse-Shoer who will certainly
give satisfaction, as he Is deciael tile best SLIDER
In the county and having shoes aud nails always
on hand will be able to do this kind of work on
short notice Particular attention win be paid 70
this branch Of the business. / am ais. Prepared
to DO otler work IN good style TURNING AND
FINISHING IN STEEL, IRON, BRASSand other
metals, done 10 order. Also DRESSING, OF
ANVff.S done, making them as good as when new.
The above work will be done as low as any
Shop IN town. Cali and sss. nGe plHmQ. l13fl
.a VIM. A. GILIILAND.
FSos PALssEn. tsspt, IS '6s-tf.1
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--latest Fashions Demand q
.J.INW. RADLEY'S
IN Celebrated PATENT <oTa1'oia
DUPLEX ELE1PTIC 12a
: rEnoA por,,{ :, s.,i,xaA IL
&9SgSJrJg2FHa

VWNHE wonderful fexlbility and great comfort
Il and pleasure to any ladywearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly In
all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Rail-
road cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Prom
enade and House Dress as the Skirt can be folded
when in use to occupy small place as easily and
conveniently as silk or muslin dress an invaln-
able quality in crinolne, notfOund In any Single
'Aadyhaylng enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience Of wearing The Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for single day, Will never
afterwards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children, Misses and Young Ladies' theya SUI.
perior to oil Others. s,.s.,su ti... f... .-.,lyk
They will not BEND or BREAR like the Single
Spring. but will preserve their perfect and grace
ful shape when three or four ordinary Skirts viii
have been thrown aside AS useless. The hoops
ore covered with double and twisted thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Cor double) covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, staiFs,
&c. hg5 omc9ij fGm sHQt sfi H4d ssd't5i il
The Duplex Elliptic isa great fayorlte with alb
ladies, and Is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazines as tile STANDARD SKIRT
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. -s.l '''
To enjoythe following mestimable advantages
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon the
watstbhnd-none Others arc genuine. Also Notice
that every Hoop will admit q pin being passed
through the centre thus revealing the two (or
dOuble) springs braided together therein, which
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-14

4 snrAyoung gentleman suffering from
too strong 1 Sensation Of The more ten
Der feelings, defines is complaint aa an
attack Of iass.ilrae'
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Tho man wIlo covers himself with
- llsappareI and negleea bic mind, q
Who ilInmlnaIea tbe outside Of
Is h5ase and sil within il thadafk
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f8- Connections made at Ilamdon junction with
Trims Of Portsmouth Branch! t 1di dll1
Close connections made ut Cincinnati with all
Western trains and at PaTkersEurg with the Bali
tlmore and Ohio Railroad. 0RLAND SAfRfIIiin
I'd D9.a1 Master Of Transportation
Chllllenthn O.. jan G 1860. IA tt lAl bLAI
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CltrOm lsnIsnuA IL o pleasant liquid, rem
edy which never fNlls 10 cure the ITCH at once
As aue external tppllcatIonifor Rheumatism. Eriip-
tlvd Diseases Of the Skin, Ulcers Old Sores, Gam
creme, Burns and Scalds IL Is very effective, so
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cents
'nHt OLIVER CR0oKlS CO., ProprletorS
Bufnhams Il Van Sehaaek, Chicago. .l,ot H
John ID, Park, Cincinnati, o., Gcn'l Agents. g
Feb 21, 67-y ii,o.,f .,sa.s., 81 ,.r,
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ora Yankee doctor ha6fecently got
Is remedy for hard times It con.
IS Of ten hours hard labor well
worked ID. ~ =
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MANHOOOiA0WIOST, HOW RESTORED.

USTwPUBLISHEDp y Nx%Sos..ss.e, l' 'a'"
y anew edition Off hf8i
Dr. culyyewelI's. N
oeIq qbfetedd Essay lss
seisfq NsE seaibelH ebifi issf 90 nsllgooR
on thergSicdi cure (withont medieine) of ,SpeT-
matorrhtea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
SBihb&li itlesses, Imp6tency,, Mental and Physical
Incapaclty, Impedimenls "a Marrihgb, etc; also
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits induced by self
Indulgence or sexual extravaganza, ,.,,s+T y
Price, in q sealed enveT0pe! only '6cehts.
d aTheoelebratel author In thls admirable ehsny
clearly demonstrates, from tbiFty years. speeess-
fu practice, that The alarming consequences of
self-abdse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of, f,intemalmedcihe or the aTiplla
cation of Ofthe.knile7Fpoilting out mode ofgcuTe
at once, simple. certain and eIicctnal, by meansot
whiclevefy sufferer. no ofnatterwhat his Condition
NAV be, may cure himself cheaply privately and
rddicdiy t4-s-s*
This lecture should be, in, the, hands pfyeKery
youth aud every man iii tie liant"
4 Sent nndenseaL IN hplain eiyelopefto any adj
dress, postrPqid on, receipt of six centsaQr Two
postage stamps, Address the publishers ~, ,,...I
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i,g b1G Oh s10moF127 B0wery. New York; 90
Dee e2nomuasm lqoi2 Post onlcebox Sbos.' I.
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.A.LSO,

/ want to sell or trade the following property;
one large six year old mare, one tine saddle aud
buggy horse, one cane mill, 2 OK wagons, 8 No
Patent Lever plows, one patent hand hay press
ingood order, ono wind mill, $50 head Spanish
Merino buek sheep, composed of lambs NeaTlingi
and two years old guaranteed to be the purest
blood In tIls region Bucks insAehlots are hard
TO manage. | am anxious to sell them. Ealing
to sell them here soon, ,Lexpect to take them away
Those therefore wishing TO improve heirstock
on very liberal terms win please to call soon.
,lBiG[g4 7lu,i iGEisgicII lsJ0llNlL. LONG. q
P. s,--I have apefonr years old Buck, cost when
q lamb $3.50, that will take $75 for, lbf.
Oct. A. 1S66.-tf
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REsTORE YOUR SloRTI

49, ~ hESlvhe Ivvh STUNT
KENDERED UsELEss THE INEsTiMABIE
z3A BLESSING or slGHf rs MADE PERPETUAL
Il LbYhTHE USE OF THE NEW PATEhT IN. F
PROVED IVORY EYR CUPS. ,--.,..
Many sf out most eminent Physsiani, oeeli,,, stu.
dsnta sua Didnes have bad their SehG restored md
pernansntlY epEs4ofr- f4 rab5as 5as ss,s
3. PREsBYoPiA, Or Far sirhsedAs,s. ~ =. ~
3. ASTHENoPIA, or Weak Eyes. ~ " daf
9.-EPIPHoRA-Rahnias or Watsry Eyes,
20, WE4YNE'i oF THE RzTisA OPTIC T
7. oPHTHALMiA, Or Inhannstioa of the Eye
aAd its appendages.
s. PHoToPHosIA, or In,Olsranee Of Light
o. PToTfs, of Failing q the Eye-lids.
10. MYopEsoPlAs moving ibsss or floating bodies
III. ANAGRosls Or oh.eari.y u vi,eu.
IL. cATARAcTs, Partial Blindness. and Won't
DsoFderpof the Eye. 49,
ANY ONE can use the IVORY EYE ct1Ps, without
the aid ofiDocToR OF MEDICINE 80 a q receive
Immediate beneficial resuu, and Heyer wear Peetaees
or, If using now, to lay them asds forsrsr
Over 5000 eeriaeateS Of essss where cure was pre-.
vicuny gasfantsed, may be afen atepf efiee.
We guarantee cure n even esss whsrs the difss'
tlons are followed, or we will refund the money.
For sale BY Druggists and oeuIIsisa
To receive our TREATISE oNqTHE EYE BY
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Address DR.. !. BALLG& CO., .
Jams, S,677-y Box 7Ol, 20, New York elty.
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~" o ". d |N"N ."". ..
been proven BY &C.
tuaI Experiment. 10
increase the qaans
tity Of milk and
cream twenty per v
cent. and make the
butter 1rr ana
sweet. In fItteninS J
cattle, Il gives them !
an appetite, loosens
their ihide, and
makes them thrive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-03
S. S. S -sehults's star Soar.

Another REvEREND SISSER-A
MINISTER MARRIEs GIRL AND Runs
OPP PROM HER.-we heard recently OF
nu affair in which minister of the
Baptist persuasion figured prominently
and very much to his own dlscredit.
The public has for some time post been
treated literally with pieces OF scandal
relative io"oily men of God"-whether
little, round, fat" or not, is not stated,
and 1t may still be willing to hear n
little more of the same sort. At any
rate we take 1t for granted that the fol-
lowing will receive readers:
About three months ago, an indi-
Nidunl, calling himself II. X. Hovey,
and Claiming to be n Baptist minister,
dropped down in the quiet town Of
West Liberty, Ohio county, and went
10 work living or tie inhabitants.
Some of the wiser ones among them
were dissatisfied with the man, but as
he WAS VOuched for by respectable par
Ties who had known him before the
war, he was allowed to occupy pulpit
in one of the churches from time to
time. While engaged in exPounding
the word, he was observed TO often
cast admitting glsnces at the young lh-
dies OF the congregation. Before long
he WAS walking home with them from
church. ana otherwise making himself
nrreenbIe. To one OF these young la
dies he gradually became accustomed
To pay devoted attention. The young
lady was pleased with such unmis-
taxable marks of admiration from II
minister of the Gospel, and suffered
herself To he prevailed on so far as to
give her consent that II marriageshould
take place between them. The time
set was the Tuesday before the Fourth
Of Juiy, and the two were about to de-
part for Pennsylvania. where the knot
could be tied without the formality of
license. But male relative of the
girl got home that day from Il trip to
the river in time to prevent the intend-
ed elopement, and happiness was de-
fcrred-ioE IA time.
On the Thursday after the Fourth"
the preacher and the girl succeeded in
getting away to Independence, Penn,
where they were made man aud wife,
Inthat place they remained during the
night, the groom, from excessive
drunkenness, reclining Mt full length
upon the floor of the room. The next
day, the couple returned to West Lib
Srty. -.-s-,, :,
went "merry as marriage bell" Lit
tie did the new wife think of the fats
that was about to beGAll her. On thai
day, Hovey was riding through tbs
country with party of gentlemen. and
coming to "a road leading to Wellsburg
suddenly put spurs to his horse anC
disappeared in a cloud OF dust, The
party gave pursuit little way, ou
finding 1t hopeless, held on their
course.
The last heard of the Rev. Hovey, ht
had, after getting as drunk as an owI
at Wellsburg, left that locality for parts
unknown.
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S. s. s.-sehuItz's So soap.

NEW BoAT.-CAPtain Robert Patter-
son has now lying at Sweeney's land
ing, North Wheeling. for the purpose OF
receiving her engines aud cabin, rs neat
ii little boat as foats on the bosom OF
the " Beautiful River"
Her length is 100 feet; breadth of
beam, 20 feet; depth OF hold, 4 feet.
Her cabin is being built by Haines &
Wilson.
she will have two I2.inch cylinders,
Of five feet stroke two i0.inch, double.
Hued, "oId reliable" boilers, twenty
feet long. Her wheel will BIO seventeen
foot bucket.
1t is designed to have The boat ready
for the fall navigation, aud run her be-
tween ST. MAry's, where her hull wa'
built, and PaTkersburg.
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GRAVEL RooFs-Mr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
TO give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through process that frees It from
oil aud benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, 1t will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs ofeveTy con-
ceivuble pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks OF the best quail
~, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh, apr25
Address me through the Post-Ottice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street.
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s. $. s.-schultz's Star Soap.

REPORT OF THE BOARD p HEALTH
In our advertising columns appears,
this morning, the regular Monthly Re
port Of the Board of Health. The num-
her Of deaths dur ng July WAS 81. The
report is very gratifying exhibit OF
the general heaIihfulness OF the place,
aud would, we think, II compared with
those OF other cities, establish beyond Il
doubt, the superior salubTity Of Wheel
ing to that OF any other city III the
Union, OF an equal number OF inhabi-
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s. S. s.-schuItz,s Star Soap.

sISaER's LATEST IMPROVED SEWING
MACHI.Es.-we call special attention
to the above machine, as the most per
feet yet invented. It requires no skill
to operate It, has greater range Of
work than any other machine, and will
not get out Of order. You can learn
to operate II in five minutes. It makes
the lock stitch and uses straight nee
die: with ii you can make the most
beautiful hens Of any width with as
little trouble as is required to sew q
straight seam on any other machine
II. Morton, at Isl Main street, has a
fine stock on hand. Tu., Tn. IL s.