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AdInillistr Notice. .

NOTICE is hereby given, III al application
: will be made 10 the Probate Court 81
Louisa county. Iowa, en- the first Msnda,
10 November next. TO obtain licence 10 sci
the north east quarter Of section thirty Eve
~ township seventy Eve north. Of range No
I'VE west. % the property Of Silas Henkle
late Of CLARK county. Sia,e Of Ohio, De.
ceased--for the benefit Of his creditors.
JOHN BEAMER, Adm'r.
Pm PHiLip GosE
Columbus City. Iowa. Sept. 10Th, 1886.
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HoMse Carpenter. s,,,ss Joiner.

The Undersigned takes this method Of in
forming his friends and The public gen,
esa'iy. ihai he is prepared TO execute any
work IL his line Of business. in the hes,
nannetasd NOS, modern style.
SHOP on College. between Clinton and
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saortes. notice and in the best manner, 10
TIL any bill for
Msh, Window-blinds, Shutters, Doors, &c.
Orders trpn distance sba u receive pr ompt
ettentien. THOMAS SNYDER.
Iowa City. March Is. lS46.-y7
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= eeantry editor thus n,,dges his de-
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q Let the suns first rays shine upon your
.hscd, q Toe morning, and you will not
lsek GOOD hst to defend you from it's
scorchinG rays 1t noon.
Fam ysar breakfast before you cal it,
md ths sheriff willnot deprive you Of your
supper.
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NJ EDICAL NOTICE.
Drs. N. G. 4 ]. r. Sales

Drs. N. G. & j. r. Sales,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public thai
- they have associated ihemseies in the
practice Of Medicine aud Surgery. for the
purpose OF giving more prompt attention
10 those who may favor them with thel,
calls.
OFFICE one door north Of Ganlt's Hotel,
where they may be found at all times when
not absent on professional business.
A good supply of medicines constantly
on hand
Iowa CITY, June II. 1876. IL
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WH!DloLM N0HlH!s1
DOCTORS MURRAY, MCCORMICK & SWAN

HAVING associated themselves IN the
practice Of medicine. offer their pro
tessionaI services To the c,tz.ns Of Iowa
Guy and vicinity, and will attend prompt
10 all calls.
They are always 10 be found al their If
hce. day and night. unless absent on pro.
fession.l business. Office on Clinton stree,
a few doors north OF Lyman Holt's store
Iowa City. June 10, 1876 Is
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~. Wsbsfr,s yarikmeic lit will BE-
ssesllsetsd that Senator Webster, short
tins before the adjournment Of the last
issssion Of Congress, estimated the expen-
zee Of the Mexican war At FIVE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS per
day, or One. Hundred and .Ninety. i,uo
Millions Fivs Hndssd T1osssnd Dollars
Pr sa,smiu
We pronounced the estimate Il the time
% bo obviously exlrayagant, and grossly
incorrect. Well, few short months roll
around, and the 'godiks" Dsniel makes q
spesch % bic swhig constituents in Boston,
.iaaths course Of which he tells them, that
the expenses Of the administration are only
abeut SIXTY MILLIONS Of dollars per
annum! n S.
Should the expenses If the war continue
e diminish ct the same rate for the next
tws o. three months, it will not only not
60 eur government anything At oil, but
Ne will absolutely make something like
ONE HUNDRED AND. THIRTY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS BY the
operaiion! Great and immaculate states.
man, surely, is this sane Daniel Webster |!
-Lynchburg rvs ] Republican.
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BENZ A MIN PHELPS.
No rs Chcsnni Street
-.... ...-...s ST LOUIS MO,
Western General .8gent for all the
ID II CT ~ arr " NJ, Snyru,r n, r,

Western General .Agent for all the
BEST FA MILl MEDICINES
ofiers t" D.alers and o,hrrsthe following
dIGHLY POPULAR AND VALUABLE MEpI
CINES,
Wis'aI's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Rev
Governs BALM Of Life. Hays L,n,m+ a,
Humphreys Pile Ointmen,. Dr. William
SON. Pam Sooiner. Brue's Rheumatic Lin,
men, aud Pills. Vegetable Persian Pills. Dr
Stark wether's Hepat.c Elixir DIR Hals,ed'.
Magnetic Remedies. Br,stol's Sarsaoarills
Gridleys Teuer Ointment Fahnes,ock'.
Vermifuge. Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster
Or. HalsiPd's Brisk Pills
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ais y1bvs Mig Ruin.-A company has re.
csnsly bsen formed, At Portland, Me-, for
ne msaufacture Of iron, with capital Of
$3.50, 600.
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4 Md w Nafisss. - One Of the first
companies in the City Of Phil.dslphia that
pso0paly nssponded to the demand Of the
Secretary for Volunteers for the Mexican
.war, was . company Of Germans. lEx
RApee.
The same men they were whose
churchss were burned, and who were
driven in dismay from their homes by the
lAwlesa rage Of the mob,-the same men
G wheu The right Of citizenship is denied.
Yet they are the first ready. and in the
field to do battle for the country.
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A B K A H AN H. PALMER.

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I N PREsroN, sc H.sr,.os
Marion. Bloominy,oo
PrexiOss n HNxtiMgS.
A TrORNEYS and Couns.I iors a, Law
- will practice in the Supreme and Dis
Vici Courts OF the Territory Of Iowa.
june IS lS44-23y
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SCHULZ L. WILLIAMS,
NO 81 MARK EFT ST.. PtEILA. PA
EEP constantly o" hand Il large and
general assortment, Ut
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Which 'i'-y ,r- d..,r. us al selling On ,iber.
Al terms '" Western Merchants.
April lS45
Curtis Bates,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law ANr
S0LIcroR IN CHANcEY.
Io,ra City, Ioro
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OFFERS his professional services TO III.
~ cH'zens "f iowa Guy and su,roon,In.
country Having devoted twenty wear. :,
the practice OF Medicine. he trusts gives :
sufficient guaranty in skill, TO deserve .
share "f the pubic patronage
his ctnre Is the same hCr-'"sste HccupleC
ny Or. trumm"y Wh+rr he Will asw4,s b.
'ound, except a. night. when he VII IL a
his residence a, The r'sI end OF Iowa Az.
nue.. or when abs-n, on prO'+sss"nai bu>r
MSS he INTENDS 20 keep constantly IN hand
>nch medic nes as he nay 'sqn'r. tn p.ac
ice. and '"r The supply OF ms patrons. H'>
charges will b. moi.ra'e. and such h.
trusts. A. viii meet ':e public appreciation
july 1876 I9y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

"A ToRNE and Councillors AT Law.
and Solicitors in ChAnrery, will practice
n the Supreme and Dislrlc, courts Of the
Cerriior, OF Iowa
All professional business en'rosted 10 their
care will be promptly attended 10.
&c, IS, lS45 81
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LanlZ & Ray,
Manufacturers Of French Burr .Millstones,
and Dealers in Boiling Cloths;
DURLINGToN, IOWA.
Mil.stones made 10 order, and cons,an
supply on hand Screen wire, hosting
screws and mil irons. furnished al The short
est notice, aud warranted OF the best quail
ny.
Dec. 10, 4S-.lY,
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yard, {
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v-4ae RENT ffcL har-H -aa.tf.f#=g s#af $ f15#-
= oa Nsraet-fs,ei Ia saat.l 81 r. as. f9s- ION
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Claimants on tho Government OF the United States
THE undersigned have entered into general arrange
ment for the prosecution of all 81 aims upon the govern
ment of the United States including all those of revolt
tionary, military, naval character; the obtaining oil pen
sions and paens and the transaction OF all other business
of the kind that may be given them in charge. ),
They would at this time invite particular attention to nv
caly those who have been engaged in the with Mex
leo, and the representatives of deceased soldiers H
widows, orphans, and heirs gene rally
may be proper here to state that the first OF the undr
signed may be generally known to the country from haVm
once been connected with the government Assistant
Postmaster General the second, being now cT
magistrate and notary public of Washington and the w
ter. captain in the regular army OF the UniT
States for ten years. but practising lawyer OF c
mond, Va, his native place.
To the first named ia particularly assigned the az
tenon that may be required by individual foreign cla'u
ants to lands and property in this country to French m
lean, and other indemnities; 10 claims arising nndc W
various Indian treaties and the purchase sale, locauo
and settlement of lands and he has recehg
opened correspondence in Europe, with the express VIZ
of furnishing himself with the greatest possible aclite
communication and business between the two eounuis'
he will take especial charge of all such claims arising un
unliquidated European estates at any uhe :"
placed in his hands for collection and settlement.
This agency will procure bounty land warrants ueasI
scrip, arrearages of pay mileage DUE any other e
against the government, and forward desired, to any
part the United States They keep all the requisite ioln
on hand Their office in Washington is near the puu~
departments, where all applications in person. or by e
post pad,) be made TO the first named or 10 !"
latter his office, No 49, Main street, Richmond, Va
SAM'L STETTINlUSty
WILLIAM M. FULTOh
WASHINGTON d. c.. Oct 26 I947-cp3p
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ITO say that the physician often beneactor would
be libel palpably false and unjust; but he may
also WELD his influence for evil, and unfortunately such 4
9fen hease Many persons have had bitterly ina
those in whom they have had uobounded confidence, and
have followed their advice in opposition TO their own ma
na reason and Judgment which has urged ne
generally liberal in their views nor candid in their opinions
particularly as regards any apparent innovation upon tnel
cries in medical science find lte favor al their hands
and is the sole reason why the healing ar. has made oa
vancing Dr.. Chrse's galvanc articles are now openly
approved by many distinguished physicians but FACTS
ever admitted In the following statement the uncertainty
of physc and physicians Is painfully demonstrated 1t is
REMARKABLE CASE.
"To THE PUBLIC voluntarily make this statement,
nary Is47 took cold, which was accompanied
with the most painful rheumatic attacks Twas attended
by DIR. Myrtle OF East Broadway and Dr. Nichols OF Column
bia street, by whom was several times cupped, As
did not get better Dr. Sllweu No. so Suffolk called
very weak state and almost entirely deaf Shortly after
was attacked with violent fits, and altogether in very
ply sicians determined lat hope try Dr. Chrses
sya%&s nc and nS G aa P9sf p A is
time could scarcely hear single word. In very few
days after putting on the Belt there an Improvement in
In about six weeks had quite recovered my health, and
for the past eight months hearing has been perfect
symptom of fits and every respect altered person
have full confidence in stating that this result. has been
GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID.
(SpnetD ANN MARIA HOLTON.
Witness, Mrs. CYNTHIA RAYMOND,
No. 4 Goerck st. New York city.
Every column in this paper might be filed with esti
monals equally extraordinary.
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and OF DIR. CHRISTIE'S gal
vanc articles has caused them to be counerieed by
prncped persons. To guard the public against decep-
ton there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
each city town. from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained. All sold elsewhere spurious and
NJ, fray. any
count, be employed
All applications requesting further information, regard
ing business with Dr.. Christie should be addressed 10
D. G. MOORHEAD, Agent General for the u s.,
No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, d. c.,
M. ii. STEVENS, No l. Browns Hotel.
Nov. I8--MTh&Sif
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Godey's Lndy's Book and Family Magazine for Is4s.
INCREASED AND INCREASING ATTRACTION, with
the largest circulation and greatest popularity of any
magazine in the United States.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The TREASURY will contain articles from BRYANT Long.
fellow, Perciva Wendell Holmes, Washington Irving N
P. Willis Hoffman, Tuckerman, Simms, Haleck, Pamld-
ing, Mrs. Slgoumey, Miss Could, Dana, Herbert Fitz
Greene Haleck Miss sedgewck Theodore s. FAY, (rom
whom have received novelette,, which we shall
shortly commence,) Mrs Amman, Park Benjamin, E. A.
Poe NC.
MOST BEAUTIFUL EMBELLISHMENTS,
From the hands of the first artists, and consequently
far superior to those in any other magazine, adon The
ORNAMENT AND UTILITY ARE COMBINED.
The popular series of articles Health, Model Cot
tages and Neede-work, NC, illustrated with fine engra-
Wings will be continued and such other features can be
made subservient to the grand design of the work.
The Mental and Moral Improvement of its readers will
from time to time be added.
COLoRED FASHIONS
Every month"; altered from the French suit the more
modest of the ladies OF this country.
THIS is the best time to subscribe.
Persons commencing with the January number will re-
Miss Lesfic's .Nsw .Norel.
New entire, the portions already published will be
and variety but increase in the number of pages
Terms.
One copy year, which includes The Ladys DoIlar
(Makins three publications in one month for the w.
above small sum-
One copy two years o 90
Five copies one year, with extra copy to the per-
sending the order 10 90
Eight copies one year 10 90
Twelve do. do. 20 90
Any postmaster editor of newspaper sending
dollars Tor the Ladys Book alone may the other dol
lar as commission. This commission cannot be allowed
when the Ladys Book and Dollar Newspaper expected
for S3, Address l.. A. Cooley,
Nov 22-cp2t lib Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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THE LADY'S DOLLAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
articles from the best writers in England and America,
and translaons from other languages. Also, all the
ENGLISH ANIMALS ENTIRE,
which this city from So $40 each An Annual
will be Published in one number which will cost about
the subscribers OF the Ladys Dollar Newspa-
per. al
In addition the above, the paper will contain tales DO
ey, essays feminine accomplishments useful receipts Tor
the toilet rom work which has been imported express
y) fashions, health fancy work, house keeping domestic
and fancy cookery from Soyers great book just published
Twill be seen that the subscribers to this work win
ceive, twice week for dollar that which, In anv other
shape, would cost them from S3 to So
TERMS
single copy, one year in advance ST. six copies, So
thirteen copies $40
copy OF either work sent specimen gratis any
person who VIII pay the postage the letter requesting IT,
Address 80 l. A. Cooley
Nov, 22-c2t lI3 Chestnut street. PhiIad.
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vl ing and Day School for young ladies' and 9th
streets, Washington cityThe OF instruction this
institution will be thorough and extensive, and will,
heretofore, be conducted by the Principal with the aid of
valuable and experienced teachers Very superior advan
tages offered the boarders acquiring practical
knowledge of the French language, is that of the fam
iy The musical department under the charge of able
and accomplished professors Glasses in Italian and Latin
will be opened for young ladies otherwise connected
with the school.
The charges for board and tuition branches Eng
and French $500 the scholastic year payable
quarterly in advance.
be obtained at the seminary. \
Sept 3O-cp2m
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HEApQUARrERs OF THE MARINE CoRPs,
Adjutant and Inspectors Office,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
Adjutant and Inspectors Office,
Washington Nov. 20, 1917.
nRDERs.-The commandant Of the corps, with pro.
~ found and cordial announces to the officers and
soldiers death of Major Levi Twiggs while leading his
command to victory and to glory on the 18th September
the as of city of Mexico In his loss the corps
has fora gallant officer who has passed all OF his
youth in ranks, and his country for an estimable and
citizen and those who knew him most Intimately
for valued friend and highminded gentleman.
The usual badge OF mourning will be worn for him by the
officers of the corps for month, and the flag at head
quarters will be half-masted tomorrow.
BY order of Brevet Brgadier General commandant.
p. q. HOWLE,
Nov. 22-1t Adutant and Inspector.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERF.-We have w-
~ received house furnishing store, opposite Ceus
Market over Barnes Mtchells dry goods store, fuh
sorment of the above goods, consisting in part Of
French china dinner and tea sets
Gold band teas, cofiees, plates, fruit baskets &C
English china tea sets, banded and plain
Best white granite dinner sets
Flowing blue and printed do II
White granite, flowing blue, and printed teas e"'
fees, bowls, pitchers, teapots sugars, and creams
White granite, flowing blue, and printed toilet sen
Cut and pressed tunbers, wines, gobets, deca"
tcrs de- ffr "a,
White and pressed dishes, fruit bowls, finger ooWs
Lamps candlesticks, castor cruets, &c.
With great variety of other articles, which we oher w
the very best Please call and look before you
chase. BOTELER McGREGOn
Oct. 27-2aw4wif
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DEPARTMENT STATE, Nov. %, 1917.
MIR. John Han American citizen born it is believed,
lt in the State of Maine, having died inestae the
of Nuevas, in the island of Cuba his property has
been placed under the charge OF the court ented
uzgado de breves de drentos) of Puerto Principe before
which all persons having right the required
produce their proofs without delay, either in person by
. NJ
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INTERESTING RELIC FOR SALE.

rT,HE IDENTICAL PRINTING PRESS at which Dr.
i Benjamin Franklin worked while apprentice in
London is offered for sale
1t is now in the United States Patent Office Washing
ton where ii deposited its arrival from London in
1872.
Public institutions societies, individuals who may
wish possess this valuable and interesting relic will
please address the Hon. EDMUND BURKE, Commission
er of Patents, Washington city,
JOHN b. MURRAY,
Nov 22--2awf IL, Old Slip, New York.
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TRAND CONCERT.--The celebrated Indian futist, Mr..
VI CHUBBEE will give his second grand concert tomorrow
evening Carus's Saloon His history is interesting,
who has been long lost and is about be restored
his friends and placed in his proper position in the
Chubbee family of the Chocaw nation, having been recog
by old Indian chief whom he has met in his rav.
els Thus after having been from his tribe when
boy, he has been able his origin the de-
scendant of one of its CHIEFS
Tickets reduced to Is cents. Nov. 22--3d
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BANK or THE METROPOLIS,
November o. lS47.
THIS Bank not he open Thursday the 25th
inst day apart by the corporate authorities for
and praise. is therefore requested that all
having payable here that day, Will attend
to them tho day previous.
Nov 22-2t RID. SMITH, cashier.
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NEW MILLINERY.-Mrs. HILLS is now opening
winter millinery and would call the attention Of Ladies
to her assortment OF hats comprising all the varieties
worn Hats made or repaired in superior style shot
notice.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south
side.
Nov. I6-2weoif
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The Republican National was seized on Thursday,
both at its office and at the post Office II processes is
ent but yet comments in vigorous terms on The article
that has yielded such rgo The National Confidently an
psas to Jury, the ground that the sovereignty of
The people, placed the house OF Orleans on the throne
and that may turn them whenever its pleasure NAV
be manifested as twas july 1890 Our contemporary
seems to think that the time is fast approaching when the