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The national whig., 1847-06-19
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g THE BEST OF HUsBANDs.s

This is very rare animal; but he is to
has been successfully disputed; and that
very handsome and graceful animal, IN
stead Of being harnessed 10 Her Majesty's
state carriage--as assuredly the species
should be, could eight of them be pro-
cured--is merely employed upon heraldic
duty, namely, to support Her Majesty's
Arms. But the good husband-let all our
virgin readers take hearts not fabulous.
We cannot, certainly, precisely mark out
his habitual. We do not think the crea-
ture is to be found at public masquerades,
or billiard rooms, or in soiled boots, dane
ing the Polka at the Casino de Venus, de
Bacchus, or any other casino of any other
disreputable heather deity. The habits,
too, Of the Best of Husbands vary with
the best of wives. Some are best for one
particular virtue some, for another--and
some for virtues too numerous 10 specify.
Some Best Of Husbands are always buying
best Of wives new gowns; some best, again,
are continually taking their better-best to
the opera or play; in fact in ten thousand
different modes do the Best Of Husbands
show their superiority to the second best,
and the middling, and the fine ordinary, and
those merely good for families. But Mr..
Brown, the best husband Of the best Mrs.
Brown, did-according to that excellent
in the most devoted manner display the
paramount excellence of his martial quail
ties. Mrs. Brown herself, only on Thurs
day last, informed her dear friend Mrs
Smith of the popularity that blessed her
with the best Of men. Mrs. Smith had
dropt in to talk Of nothing, and have adish
Of tea. Mrs. Smith had left her bonnet,
mutf and cloak, in Mrs. Browns bedroom,
and was seated at Mrs. Downs FIRE. Mrs.
Smith put her hands to her head and softly
sighed.
Mrs. Brown. What's the matter, my
dear1 You don't look well. Nothing
particular, hope'
Mrs. Smith. Oh no, nothing. Only
Smith again as usual.
Mrs. Broun. Poor thing! Well, i do
pity you. What is it.
Mrs Smith. Oh, my love, that Club.
He wasn't home till two this morning, and
| setting up, and-yes. but you are a hap
py woman. Eve no doubt, now, that Mr..
Brown 54
Mrs. Bro,Dn. Bless you, my dear! He
was reading the paper to me all the even
ing. aiss I
Mrs Smith. Ha! Mr.. Brown is good
man. t8 M
Mrs. Bro,cn. A good man, my deare
If were to tell you all, you would
say so. In fact, he's the best Of husbands,
and one little thing will prove ii. a6t
Mrs. Smith. What's that Mrs. Brown
Mrs. BroaOn. Why this, Mrs. Smith.
ou wouldt once think it Of the dear, kind
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NATIONAL WHIG
From the Columbian Magazine.
Il Anew Years Gift.
FROM A WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.

Z Z Y
BY MRS. SUSAN Z. B. THOMPSON
-
DEAR husband Of my heart! On this glad morn,
This birthday Of the year, fain would bring
An Offering worthy Of thy love; but words
Can never tell what thou hast been and art
To ms, my best beloved, my friend and guide,
Sharer OF all my joys and sympathies;
Kind solace Of my griefs; through every scene
That crowds the varied page Of life, thy love
Hath been the same; it never yet hath waned,
But SIN the trace OF early fondness wears
Thou art the cherished prop, which, next to Christ
NY trusting heart most leans upon for strength
In all the dark and trying scenes of life.
whene'er maternal care hath filled my heart,
Kind helper, thou, with sympathy sincere,
And warm, heart-cheering smile, hast shared
with me
A parents anxious thoughts, and ever strovs
To hghten all my weary tolls and cares
When days Of agony and sleepless nights
Have pressed on me SO heavily that life
Itself became wretchedness, thy love
Hath been my stay; Tor fond affections glance,
Like some bright spirit from above, can nerve
The fainting heart to meet life's widest storm;
And grief divided with kindred soul
I. sweeter far than all earth's joys apart
When sickness long hath chained me to my eouch'
The magic Of thy care hath given to life
A charm unknown before; to ease my pain,
Thy own dear hand the healing art employs,
And TO no hireling leaves its task Of love,
Oh, how unlike the purchased care Of those
Whose practiced sympathy is measured out
With sparing hand, and cold and heartless tones!
Dear husband-kind physician--nurse and friend,
Faithful in all, as most my need requires;
Naught can thy tenderness estrange from me,
For thou dost prize faithful heart far more
Than beauty's witching face or sunny smile.
or have felt that all this world could give,
or glory wealth or power, were nothing worth,
If thou vert not the shrine whereon my heart
Its choicest earthly offering might place.
/ freely laid my hand in thine and gave
With my heart--and vowed to bear fond
And faithful part, thron gh all thy after fate,
For well knew thou vert afectionate,
Kind, generous and true, and cheerfnlly
I took that vow of love which binds my soul
To thine-that VOW which Death alone shall
break,
And ever shall be thine the confidence,
The love and prayers OF thy devoted wife,
The national whig., 1847-06-19

The North American has thrilling accou mt Of the
capture Of Charles Gallagher merchant IN Mex leo,
and his fnal escape from the Me1icans
The national whig., 1847-06-19

LET EVERY GIRL CHOOSE HER OWN HUs-
.tf-' ~ BAND.
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or The volunteers returning t'om the wars were
to be feasted at New Orleans on the ION instant IN
the Place D'Armes.
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Travelling Agents Wanted

TO oBTAIH SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING
~ry FOR THE
NA1rIWAS AAlL WlElIGo
apply at this Office either by letter or in person
psnsation LIBERAL
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o.. The ship fever is the old fashioned
typhoid. So the Baltimore doctors have
decided.
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
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scribers, aud the subscription money, at the
pubi,s he'd rates, we will iveas premium.
the choice Of magnificent bound volume
Of .Conrad's Sisners Of the Declaration CT
or, a Splendid Family Bible
To every single subscriber sent ~ mali OF
otherwise, we will finnish the Magazlne,
and give as premium, New Weekly
Newspaper. fur one year.
Tie .plumbe Popular Magazine contains
more matter than any other monthly maya
zine Of the same price, and four times the
usual number Of engrsvings.
Instead oil being foreign fashion plates
and unmeaning sentimental see nes,t The Illus
lrations Of this work consist 0f bold. vivid.
and truthful portraits Of Distinguished Men
Of our Country. and Views OF our monu'
ments, battle grounds, statutes, and public
works.
In one word, there is nothing foreign, and
every thing American and original IN this
Magazine.
To Ep,rc as-PIease send your Exchan-
ees TO the DAILY PiumbeIah,' Phlfadeirh ia
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he National Publishing Company. al
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or the ~ Louis UMiUc.'siiy.

M l.. LINTON, NJ D. Professor of the
AVAs Principles and Practice OF Medicine:
A. LIrTON. NJ. u. Professor Of Chem
,siry aud Pharmacy;
F. G.. A. POPE, M. y. Professor the Princi-
piles and Practice of Surgery;
NJ. N FALLEN, NJ. d. Professor OF Or
s,e,rcs and Diseases OF Women and Chi
dren;
II. NJ. BULLITT, N. D. Professor Of
Physiology and Pathology;
" JAMES BLAKE, NJ. u. Professor Of
NJ. L. KNAPP, M. D. Professor Of Ma.
terra Medicia, Therapeutics aud Medical Ju-
rsprudenc.; ..
w. ID. SrtRMAN, NJ. p. Prosector
The Lectures 10 this Institution vii, com
mence on The first Monday in November
.nex,, and terminate on the last day Of Feb.
ruary. The Guy Hospital is under the >u,
pervIsion Of inc above Faculty from the first
day OF July 10 the first dav OF January, 1913,
and the $ Louis Hospital during the whole
year. Clinical Lectures will he delivered 10
these InstItui,ols every day, TO which stu
dents who are in The city before the regular
course Vt Lectures commence are admltttd
flee Of charge. and which are attended by
the class during The session. ss
Fees for the whole course sos. B.ard-
ing can be obtained in ST. Louis as cheap as
in any other city. IS -sss
81 M. Il. LINTON. N. D, Dean.
Office corner oil Second and P,ne SITS
July, lS17. ~ aa-. ,l5sss5.sl r. 80 p
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Chair Factory.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully 10.
i form the cnizens of Iowa City and The
public generally, that he will carry on The
above business in all its various branches
He is prepared to make TO order, and on
short notice. Seuees, Windsor, Rockiug land
ChIldren's Chairs, in he latest style aud in
the most workman like mauuer. which he
offers a, very reduced price for ready pay
All kinds Of produce will be taken in pay
ment for articles in my line. ~S
Doors and Window Sash also maze to or
der. Shop fronting the stone church.
CHARLES GA YMON.
Iowa City. June 23, 1917. sh
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State OF Iowa, }
LINN COUNTY,
HuIpA JAMES,

AUL IA JAMkSs \ ..rr.s.t aH
l VS.. .-.. SPelition Tor Divorce.
Luke A. JAMES. ) --.# .....
TrHE said Luke A James will take notice
thai on the i4,h day of September, A
ID lSiG. the said Hu!da James filed her pe,i
ton Tor a divorce. in the District Court for
The county Of Linn Territory of Iowa. set
ling forth that that the said Luke A James
was nonresident of said Territory. and had
wiIfu!iy deserted her for more than one
year, without cause. ..- ... u. ..a
Now. therefore. unless YOU the said Luke
A James. personally be and appear before
the Judge Of the SAID District Court, on the
IFS, ay Of the next terra thereof, 10 be hello
al the court house in Marion, ON The seventh
day of June next, AMI answer all allesa-
lions contained in said petition, the same
will be taken as confessed against you. and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly
PORTER w EARL, Clerk.
| NJ PREsroN. Sol'r te eg. .
April 5 1917. z..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
The iowa Cisy Inn For sale.

rINHE undersigned, proprietoIs of the House
i known as the "City Inn,'' now kept by Mr..
A. Gault, offer the same for sale upon reasona-
BILE terms. The House is well calculated for a
hotel-being large and commodiols. and is situ-
ated in the most business part ofthe City. There
is also, a fine large STABLE attached 10 the
premises. a good warrantee deed will be Civ
en-, and possession maybe had OH the first Of Ju-
ly next, if required. The terms will be part cash
down, and for the balance time viii be given.
THOS. j. ROBINSON.
J. p. MIERS.,
March 31st, l847--1 I'm
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NEW STORE.
CHEAP FOR CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUC

CHEAP FOR CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE!
,1sElE subscriber. having purchased the
l entire stock. Of goods Of Mr.. Murray.
will continue the business at The Old Stand
No l2, Iowa Avenue; where he shall he
glad 10 see his OLD. and pleased TO make
new. friends. His stock consists OF Dry
Goods. Hardware, QueenswaTe. &c VIII oh
will be sold on reasonable terms for cash OF
approved produce. *A 800 ~
He has also purchased the notes and book
accounts oil the late house, and hopes that
all who kaow themselves indebted 10 Mr..
Murray. either on note or book account,
will come forward and seiLe without delay,
aud thus save themseIve trouble and costs.
f.sst G. G. CATLETT.
/. Iowa City, Oct. 81, IS47 ST.
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f.. II. II. FAY.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Obs,
Dye Hufs, Wndow Glass, Glass rare,
stationery, School and Blink Books, Gro
ceries, and Brandy and Vines. far .Nedi-
chi use only. In the three story Brick
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, ioun.
X EEP constantly on hand, large and fresh
n supplies OF stock in their line. which
they will sell a, the loves, markr, rates for
cash. We shalt be constantly receiving large
additions to our stock dlrsc, from the East
which will enable us to ofIpr our friends great
bargains. With many thanks 10 our hume
rous palrons Tor past fayors, we wou.diuvte
them and others wishing TO purchase. TO call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. @- IL
Nav s. ISI~ e. E4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Medical Notice.

DOCTORS MURRAY & MCCORMICK
HAVING dissolved partnership With DR.
II Silas Swan. in the practice Of medicine,
offer their professional services TO the, ci,i-
2ens Of Iowa City and vicinity, and will at
tend promptly 10 all calls.
They are always 10 be found al their Of,
fee. day and night, unless absent on pro-
fessional business Office on Clinton street,
a few doors north Of Lyman Hollis store.
lowe City April 10. 1917. a..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Lands LYING, IN THE STATE or IOWA,
Benjamin s. Roberts, forme,
owner.

FAN the right. title. and inter
est OF Benjamin 8. Roberts 10
the reservation Of land be-
tween the rivers Des Moines
and Mississippi. which Was
reserved for the use OF The
half breeds belonging to the
Sac and Fox nations. or some
Of them, under q treaty be
tween the United S,a'es and
the said Indians, made II
Washington on the 4.h day
Of August, 1924. and which
was Afterwards wholly relin,
pushed aud vested IN said
half breeds with authority TO
sell and devise the same by
act Of Congress Of the 3O,h
june. 1884; AID also espesi
ally all hrs right, title. and in
leres, in the claims Of keshus
and IA as9ua. two o.! the a.
boye half breeds, which claim
was conveyed 10 said Roberts
by deed dated the 25,h May.
1897. and recorded 10 deed
book No. /. page l03, by The
recorder Of Lee county. 10 the
former Territory Of Wiscon
sin; which interest now con-
sisis Of two thirds Of the
claims Of said Keshns, and
two thirds Of the claim OF
said kapasqoa. subject to an
agreement heretofore made TO
Mary Roberts 10 the value Of
one -lw els,h Of an entire claim
and also an agrsemen, here
,oture made 10 Jot'a Sinclair
Of one OF The said third parts.
Vo division or partition OF the
above lands has been made
by VIII ch the quantl,y Of land
convey. q 20 the United STATES
has been asceytained. but the
quantity IS stated TO be $500
acres.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Sleeper & FenneT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS pARASOTS &c

NO. 1876 MARKET STREET,
South Side, beio,o Fourth. Philadelphia. !.
INVITE the attention of Merchants and
Manufacturers 10 their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock. prepared with great
care. and offered at the loves. possible pri
ces for Cash.
The principle on which this concern is IS
tablished, is TO consult The mutual interest,
Of iheir customers and themselves, BY man.
ufacturing good article. selling II al the
Lowest Price far Cash. and realizing ,heiI
owe remuneration IN The amount Of sales
and quick returns.
Possessing nexhaustibIe facilities for man
ntacture, they are prepared 10 supply orders
10 any extent. and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of Merchants, Manufactures anu
Dealers. ia
ph,IaJelDhia. july q lS47-I0 r,s -s-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
$ a. w. SWEET.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
IOWA CITY, IOWA.

IOWA CITY, IOWA.
CYRUS WALKER, formerly Of Illinois, now
Of Burlington, will as~ist him in oil cases IN ihs
Sapscme Court Of the State 81 Iowa.
He will also act as Agent 10 selling leasing. md
purchasing real estate and paying taxes--and IL
Deposits and investments If every kind.
Office on the sssth east corner Of capital square.
Issa City, Jan. Ia, ls4v
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
GOLD PE.v,S.
SAINT LOUIS MANUFACTURE.

ETVERY Une warranted To give entire sat
- isfactioD, OF the money returned. |, is
admitted BY all who use them. tina, Robbins
Gold Pens ATE equal IT not superior to any
ever offered in this market. For sale.
wholesale and retail, with or without The
gold and silver cases, at the mandatory
No. 1913 Main street, near vine. 4 ~ n
July, ls47-l9 z- ga .sz.z
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MIN ST. DUBUQUE, IOWA.

JMI7l.N 81. DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Y>HE undersigned having become propri.
L eior OF this new and spacious house
has fitted It upin the first style for the ac-
commodaiion OF the travelling com muniiy,
and is determined 10 spare NO efor, OF, ex.
pense in giving satisfaction and comfort 10
all who may favor him with ,her custom
His rooms aye airy, elegantly furnished and
comm0dous, and his table will al all times
be supplied with subs,antials and Iuxuries
of the hes, tina, the country affords. He
Eaters himself that with his experience as
landlord at the East, and win a building
SO capacicus and well arranged, he will be
enabled TO establish the character of the
NAPLES House upcna par with the first
hotels IN The West. Notwithstanding the
superior styls and extensive arrangene MIS-
OF his house, his prices will be moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
tnes. Borders, transient and regular,
will be charged no more than is customary
al the other hotels of tbs cl'v. .-s...s
Connected with The establishment are
good s,abling accommodations on reasona.
bic terms. 5fs
With assiduity in attending to the wants
and conhorl of his visitors. the proprietor
hopes TO msIt and receive liberal sup
port from the public. 90. 20. '0 3.
LII . II. CURTIS.
Dubuque. Odt. LIST, 1916. 80 ".
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

NO 00O M0II0c 10SOr00Ce COM
pamy.
THE undersigned has been duly appointed an
II Agent of the Protection Insurance Compa-
ny Of Hartford, Conn.,, at Iowa City, Iowa, and
Us authorized to insure dwelling houses, stores
and ware houses, mills, manufactures. barns,
stables and the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species Of property against
loss or damage by fire. The rates Of premium
offered are as low as those of any other similar
institution, and every man has an opportunity,
for trifiing sum, to protect himself against the
ravages of this destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings Of
many years. ~ ra1f
There are two situations, in either of which
the value of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While Standing upon the ruins
Of a PERSONS own property, receiving from the
Insurance office the full amour; which he has
lost; or standing upon the same spot surrounded,
perhaps, by destitute family, lamenting that
stupidity and folly which failed to provide
against such contingency.
W. JOS. r. FALES. .
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BE N J A MIN PHELPS
-.E No. 76 Chcsnnf STREET

~ -. 81. LOUIS MO-.
/ . Western General Agtnt fer aHMe
BEST IA MILY MEDICINrs
osers t" Dealers and olhcrs,he following
HIGHLY POPULAR AND yALUAn1, Nrn,
Oh. -.- CINES.
. Wis,aI's Ba'san Of Wild Cherry, Rev
!. Governs BAN Of Life, Hays Lini;pent
Humphreys Pile Ointment. Or William
sons Pam Soo'her, Brre's Rheumatic Lin;
men, and Pills. Vegetable Persian Pills. DR.
S'arkwe'her's Hepa,ic Elixir. Dr. HaIs,ed,
Magnetic Remedies. BrstoI's Sa,saparills
Gridley's Teuer Ointment. Fahnesrock
VermIsuge. Jew David's OF Hebrew Plas,e,
Dr.. Halsied's Brisk Pills.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Marion ESOte}.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
i the public generally that he has rented
the Tavern Stand formerly occupied by l.
D. Phillips. in the town Of Marion, Linn
county. and respectfully so!icts share of
patronage from The travelling public AMI Cit
;Zens Linn County, ..t . -
JAS. I.EVERICH, JR.
Marion. May Ia. lSi7. s-...- 10 e.
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.Ed,,,jnjsfruf0v's !S<,1c.


IN pursuance of a License granted by the
/ Court Of Probate in and for the county of
johnson, tate of Iowa, will expose to sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, on the 9TH
saturday, the Both day OF October next. at o.
clock p. NJ, at the town of Moscow in Musca-
tine County, the following real estate of John
Gilbert. deed. late of Johnson county, o-wIt;
The undivided third part Of Lots No. and b,
IN iratonnl Sec. 8 in township No. 7s, Range
two west Of 9Th p. NJ, and situated in Musca-
tine county and tate aforesaid. Said lots are
situated on the south side of Cedar River near
the town Of Moscow and are principally timbeIed
land.
TERMS.-One third the purchase money IN
hand; the remaining two thin DIS in two equal IN
stalments Of six and twelve months. The securi
ty required will be made known on the daye
SALE. s...4- g.
II. FELKNER. admir-. debonis non
-...g of the estate Of J. Gilbert
Sept l847.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
Notice.

-'|t lVOlICG. IT
THE Subscriber would take this oppor
= tunity TO acknow edge his obligations
Tor the very liberal patronage he hasreceivs
ed during The SIX years he has resided in
this ci'y, and would say that business OF i'm.
porianee demands bis attention in the Eas,
consequently he will be absent, for few
weeks tie has left his practice in the hands
Of DR.. J. G.. Hebison. VINO will hold him /.
sell in readiness TO attend TO all calls fot
medicine or practice. Essa,s g.. s,s.,e
He has also lel. his notes and accounts
IN the hands of James Robinson. ESQ.,,
tti,m of Robinson s. Fisher for collection,
who Is authorized and appointed sole agent
20 settle my business during my absence. "a.
H't. z7E EAOS METCALF.
Iowa City, July Ia. ls47. II