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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

Nasslu-st-N0tlce Is hereby FIVen, % ne reltIFrs
ard next Of ain u WILLIAM METCALFE, seaman on
board ship Entepuze, late Of the City Of New York de-
ceased and who j. alleged % have died ntestae that the
effects Of the said interstate 10 the hands % the Pubic d
inistrator vii be sfmnistered aud disposed of BY him
according law unless the same be claimed BY some aw
fl executor atml zor u The deceased BY the 18th
day Of November next-Dafed New-f9rk, Oct 10, 1871
oIs lanin JAS :. THAN ER Public AlLninIstrat0r
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TITS SURPRISING


La 40 many Improvements have been made IN mora
hysical science, and especially In the scsnco
OF medicine applied 10 the human race that little
progress has heretofore been made ia the art Of alevarg
curD. the diseases Of that noble aud useful aaa tho
Horse But
KIRKBRIDES TATTERSALLS HEAvE POWDERS
Are establishing ia the annals Of farrery by
proving themselves % be nfable remedy Tor heayes
disease which has been considered ncurabe aud or
every variety OF cough, either chronic acute any
Of which they warranted 10 cure Ina few days THE
Powders viii eradicate every sym pt0m Of recent cod
by the VI two three doses and viii prevent founder
chill When thrown into the food that Is given 10 the anil
NAL after hard drive They mild 10 their opera.
ton that horse u not nconyenienced by them inca
pacafed from usual labor the contrary they hrst
rate CONDITION medicine. and viii improve 10 every
way the appearance and health Of The animal BY Increasing
the appetite dang the pores Of the hide and ~ the
raj action u their tsic ateIatve and depuEaye proper
tea Price 81 per package six for .. A. n COUCH
co wholesale and retail druggists aud dealers Ia patent
medic mes lf9 f1ltOn-st poprieOr Alec Tor sale By
Geo W. Miller. 40 Broadway 0zs Wv
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l.. WOODS PATENT AIR.TIGHT
COAL STOVE.


sl,HE UNDERSIGNED offers 10 the pubic new Stove
for heating stores. parloTs, halls, Offices ships and
steamboat cabins, containing and desirable improve
nents whereby great amount Of heat gained any
before offered The improvements OF that sTik
ng character that they satisfy the purchaser a glance
10 really valusble lew OF their many improve
ments here sci forth.
They have CRATE ~ the bottom, and tho coal rests
upon solid plate.
The admitted to the stove shea,ed before reach
Is The hfe by hot air chamber consequently the coal
ali consumed.
Is stieht and Is constructed that It needs no
Iasins ana is Tree Rom dust ss escape the
IL ia scomioa The application OF the heated sr O.
connection with the TACT that 70 cannot be disturbed by
skinx. causes complete combustion and coasarn 2ton
the coal, principle not before obtained In
few Of tbs numerous testimonials herewith at
t4ehed.
We have used, during the last Winter one Of Woods
AfTight Cylinder Stoves which has ght bottom upon
which the coal rests instead OF crate We consider Il
one Of the best have used for economy Of fuel
cleanliness and coto and appears 70 fahll all that would
be expected for the purpose designed
Sept 7, iS41 (>lgnec,l III WILLIAMS.
We, the undersigned. concur with Mr., Williams thsy-
ing used the above stove) 70 Its advantages all
others We have any knowledge of
w Cartwright, lo6 South :. Eytinge. IS Beaver
O. }. Cornell ls3 Hudson l. h Moses % Beaver.
benodict, Bradley Go. 2s6 Pearl.
Geo secley, T. feSl-st House.
w. AFTER trial Of three stove proves
factory, The purchase nancy ~ill be refunded
l. WOOD, III Water.st New-lofk
o. et the Oregon Foundry corner OF First and south
Sixth-ss WILLIAMSBURG where variety of ,ioves AZ 10
be sold wholesale aad retail, ew for cash ols Imeod.
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COMPOUND ,fkUf Of WILD thhhNi -.
Ia. ear.r EENrnY fog Al DISEASES OF fhf LtN"s
AID sEEAsT
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SECOND BOARD
MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

Arrived.-ship Henry Orihin. Trieste, Aug -, mdse
brS Independence bradley for NYork IN IS de- Oct s.
Ia, S. long s. 0 spoke snip MOres, Of New Bedford, u
days out, bound on whaling voyage The has experl-
enced rough weather during the psssge Oct p 10 bur
from SSE % NJ lost sails, stern boat stove bu
waTss, &C.
hides, sc 70 Brewer & Nell on.
Brg Belle Greenlsw, Eastpoit days lath 10 Peter
Neyus Son
x Cunard. > passengers
Biz Oyermap, NJ T. Rio de Janero, 80 days, cofes u
Richards 10Th u lat a w. long 60 spoke brig Francis
I'm Africa for NYork
sehf sarah Ann Rose, njamin, Baltimore days
sehr Mary W Cathesrt, Richmond, days, md'e, to
PatteH a Co
sehr Globe, Simmons. Washington, NC, 10 days naval
stores 10 : l. Mitchell
sehr Ellen Rodmsn, Sherman, New-Bsdiord, asys oil
sehr German Oak, Roberts, Beaufort, n c, &c days
naval stores
schr WIN I. Williams, Rogers Savannah, II days lum-
schr Decatur, smith, Baltimore days, coal to ThomP
sehr Gangss, Gibbs Posasset, days, hoow-wsre, tc
Blackwell Burr.
Memorandn.-The piot-bost Romer on the ID ms
on Block Island boarded the ship Spartan, Of Nantucket
and received the following information from Captain
Yoer Oct 3 lat % 81 lon - -, commenced with mod
gales from Z, lying 10 under ciOse-reeed main
topsail, the following morning the wind increased
heavy gale took IN the foressll and mantopss laid 10
under oreopnasi and mzzen stay sail soudding SSW lost
boards the sarboard stove oretOpmas
saysal tore pieces carried some OF the tuwafk
24d commenced with heavy gales very 'hick and Ialny
yngtoO under mzeu stayssil at4 NJ gale abated took
light winds from NV, kept ship of 81, swell running
very high set close-Teeed mant0psail; at T. NJ wind
came boo heavy squalls 10 L. NJ Increased 20 heavy
gale ship sbored very heavy lost the waist boat with one
dayt; al n, NJ, increased 20 hurricane, blew the
mainop sail away at II 80 NJ brought the ship to the
wind the stsrb0ad tack heading NSW lost starboafd
and davits a. NJ carried away the oTetopmast and
ntopesIlantmast and received much other damage
about rgsug spas &c Endeavofns 10 get back 10 Nsn
fucket 10 repair damages.
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HRUSHESI BRUSHES.

vUvHE SUBSCRIBER invites the attention Of ColN'
i TRY MERCHANTS and the pubic generally 70 MS
extensive OF Brushes OF every description a.
the Brush Factory, SS7 Pssrs tFrsnkhn-squsTe Con-
stkatly hand. paint brushes sash tools waite 81
brushes and ell kinds Of fancy brushes which be offers Tor
sale a the low est prices . - ..,r,..,
o<S ma JOdN n aOrIELs
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EMPIRE RANGES

l,OR BAKING OR ROASrlNG.-This Article 4. .vn.
L or to anything Of the hind in market IL combines al
IN. Advantages OF Atwccds Empire Cooking Stove for
,saIs by hICkok CO Is watel-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

LN osiars pupil Of the celebrated Professor Lisfranc
Cor The OF weakness proapsus ana other diseases
the womb without the OF causc any other painful
Be had 81 Ileman's, Is Chathanl-st az Mil
haas S. Broadway ~ Delucs Pakrow and 5Sl Brosd-
way, by applying Al DR. BRAlLLl :, $50 Houson-st
corner Of Crosby NJ l5t-
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CYRUS w. FIELD g. co.

COMMi SSlON PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Ne. BuTlingslp, New-lork
The Highest MARKET Pricc Pad, IN Cash, for
Rags, Grass Rope, Rope Cuttings,
Csnvas, TarTed Rope, Cotton Waste,
Bageing Hemp Rope, Gunny BagginE.
And eli other kinds OF paper makers stock their Rag
Narehouse. u plaft-st Now York. NJ Nv
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~. 1l ale on 10 let-Thc story attic and basement
nA brick house SIS South-st W iamseargh "ith under
farnifure on the first door; yard well stocked v ih
shrubs grape and hosers ln great variety a chc-
kinds Terms easy, and title inaisrutaoe. fosses''sn
immediately For partlculas apply %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

Sasslustr-et-Notce i hereby given 70 the relatives
nd next vi sin Of JOHN YOUNG, late Of the City Of
NewYork, merchant deceased and who - alleged ~ have
died in.esais that shall apply the Surrogate Of the
Civ and County Of NeWYOrk for Letters 0f Admlnstra
don upon the u the said utestae, the I'd day
oil November ne1t, O'Clock Ia the i0IeuoonDated
NsW-Y0rk, Oct 81, 1857. JAMES ;. IhA1kRf
al law4~ Public Administrator.
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JOHN X HoPPEL.

DABY JUMPERs-This nsw = >tsntsds article Is
Dior sale wholesale and retail Ct DAi y . eoFtiAnds
Prices from ~ 70 81. s@n
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~ AOPPOsrTION NIGHT Line o

IaIIJ tI1 IVJ 1It IcIuItl % 4tIIIlIIt'
CLAUS, Capt Oyerbssh for The remainder Of the
viii leave the pier between Dey and Cortland every
The Santa Claus Is hed with and kept 10
nice order. She viii pas the syersaDgh al any time Of
At SOFT
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: -sr-AEoM nID-os:.Ths o. I'D PIC.

len, will leave pier 200, Of cedsrst North
kiver, every Monday ana Friday ASP. M-eysry Wei
restsJ a. NJ Tnia bosl chsrtef-d for efcsf'
Sons ever Monday, "Wednesday snd fddsy jyws
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ATWOOD STOVES,

Umpire STOVES Persons wantins superior cnli-
Eaary apparatus respectfully invited - examine this
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The oven
OF this Stove always charged With pure ar They viii
b put up apder guaranty. Whoessle and retail oy
sa23 itssxsawostf HCkOk co. IS Nsfer-st
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OFFICE 90 htCElfEk % lAAtsf NcN Allt tiAii TAX
TAXES, Isi7.-Notice Is hereby gwen that the Tax
Books Of the present year are no" open Al nis once
md that an ready the charged them
Al persons pay their taxes previous 70 The 1t a AnuAy
are entitled deduction on the amount equal 70 Interest
AZ the rate of per per Annum calculated nom the
DAY Of by 70 the st II February. Once houn from
3 4 " 70 : z. NJ Bankable money ouly received
B. Persons sending lul cescr pon o. hciT property
this Once viii have ths bills sent y them " they can
Be had BY applying a. this once. SMITH DJNNlNO,
oz5 tJaI Rece Of Taxes.
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NOTICE.-ln pursuance % a. order Of Andrew B.
lNHosges, ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of Kings no.
tee l. hereby given 10 al persons having caims against
JONAS N. EDWARDS, slo Of the Cy Of Brooklyn, 10
sad county. deceased, 10 present the ssme, with he
vouchers hereof the subscriber the Office Of sossou
4 schell, - Nzssau-st New Yorf before The l7h
day OF Febru1ry l848. WILLIAM n. EDWARDS,
AUGUST H. 1917 fsu23 Iaweu.l Executor
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MOST or YOU have TO purchase Almanacs 70 supply
WI your customers Now by calling al ID tGlNn-st you
may obtain enough Of them for S4 supply each OF your
customers with a copy, gratuitously.
They are calculated with accuracy and neatly got up
and aIe sued for any part u the United States Ole I'm
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a. IL. aAn1 % rI LIlnE. DA.lLh,

<kS,zs-xis 0s~ s5I,h sad rishkdl, landing 81 Vac
coniGad 9, tPecsskill,) WeA Polnl Cod
sorirg snd cOrwsL The steamer THOMAS POWELL
Capt Sam JocusOn, vii leave he pierfsol OF WarfersL
Zoe he sb0ye places every afternoon SsB1sys
cJumeccn2 April lr ~ 0clock. ketgnng, vii lesss
nevbUFyt syery morning a. ciocs. n. g All baKgsss
snd fregh u every terrrptcr hsnf bills or specie pas
board - iris h. the rGE Of .he oeu sfs.
o, nne.. enar ihe hn. ~ %. h.a % rac nied kcL
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NOrICE-Pursuantt 10 order Of A. 3. Hodges, sor-
lNrogate " h- County VI Kings notice l. hereby given
all persons having caius inst MOSES kIhBALL,
as u mo City OF Brook sod County Aforesaid erchart
decess-d they required 10 present the same win
The vouchers hereof tbs subscribers n the ofcs OF
Wilsm smith Brown, No lt3 Waier-Bt CITY u Newly Or
before the 80 day Of February n-El-Dsted the ID
day ofAugust, 1871 MARY l.. KIABALL, Atminifuatrx.
M Iavxtfn WN 1AflrH BROWN A
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Mnldron. 4 W
ROBERT II. MORRIS p. VI
PRINTE r..

The Citizen Hastings on Con-
I American Mega sumption
rinc 4 Register Amer Literary Mag
American Flora Editor Magazine
Family Guardian Amer Butshaiter
IEditofAdvent Har- Pub Plume Poplar
] biuger Magazine
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FOR PILES
mr. UPHAm'S REMEDY

either bleeding or blind, internal or external, Dr.
Vegetable Eiectuary Is the only medicine that u
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ATA sTRROGATE,s COTRT, I'D 10

lAthe County OF NewYork a. the suTfogstes Office, IN
the City NewYork the 10th day Of October, IN the
year thousand ezht hundred and fory-seven-ln the
matter Of the application &c mortgage lease or sell the
real estate OF NATHAN HEDGES, deceased On read g
and ug the application OF Ethan C. Briggs the Admin
isrator and Jane Hedges Administsx Of all and SIN
guar the goods, chattes aud credits Of Nathan
Hedge. late of the CITY OF New-York deceased intes
for authority 10 mortgage lease sell the real estate
Of the said nestate for the payment Of his debts 10 %
ordered that al persons interested the Of the said
Nathan Hedges deceased. appear before the snrro-
gate of the County Of NewYork AZ h Office In the City Of
New York on the 10th day Of November next, az ten
o'clock n the forenoon Of that day then and there TO show
Why authority should not be given % the said Ad
rninstraor and Admnisrafrx mortgage, lease sell
80 much Of the real estate Of the said Nathan Hedges de-
ceased, shall be necessary 20 pay bis debts.
ol8 lavfw CHARLES McNEAN Surrogate.
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have used HungenoFds Truss many occasions
durng the past four years, and am convinced that IN
utility well IS comfort Il eNcels All other irnsse. no"
before the public. JOHN BARNES, NJ. ID
POugh eepsie, June 10. 1871.
Sold wholesale aud retail, by A. Is. u. SANDS, 100
fulton-st. N. Y Manufactured BY sEELfE WAR.
EER, GAYLORD Bridge. Conn "a jmegd-
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DROPO-Al4- f0r Carrying ne MAtl-tlp lsir APn
L wires over The Hudson Mv-r-Ine undefsi4ned alc
rsrsred % pro posa for extending the wires Of
the Magnetic telegraph Co. The Hudson RIVER ~
.m- poinf the City VI New YORK - prectcaoie
Proposals Will Be received until the tenth day Of No
venber rext, and all necessary Information can De Oh
tanned application BY letter or otherwise 70 either Of
III. unos-s sned 3 b FRENCH, Washington City
JNO W NORTON, IS solfl-st Ny.
ola eostSfu THOS ~ CLARK, ~ scuth-st y \.
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German Tribune
Publisher Of thi
Cry
Editor of Ladies
Companion
Com 4 Daily Ad
Nertiser
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NIEW-YORK AM ERIk CO.

NIhe sIockIoIutIs Qf Zoe NV aud tTe hafOad
Company hereby notified that nstSlment Of ten
dollars per share all shares which the payments
heretofore made do not exceed hyhVe dollars equired
be paid the Office Of the Company, - WasL on or
before the seventeenth Q7thl dsy Of November next
By order Of the Board OF the Directors.
81 NATHANIEL.
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w hydropathic institution America patients
at his and commodious establishment IS Laght-st
door from St Johns park. Once hours: before 2
A NJ. from L. 10 ? and after r. NJ Consultations for
home treatment mornings and evenings. Oh lmoss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ROBERT II. NORRIS, 2. VI.
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r. Now ron sALE-Hunsertord'. p.

Being under the necessity ut wearing Truss, applied
one tho back pad Of which sailed much that the
remedy became worse than the disease Being induced
Try hungerOrds Truss the rupture IL secured With
ease aud convenience IN evory particular Fy dollars
would not induce part with with H. unless could
procure another WILLIAM W. DElO.
New.Paltz, Ulster Co n Y
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Illinois. Indi.

~ ana Ohio and Michigan, appointed by the Governor
Of said States, with power 70 take the acknow led gen
deeds, depo1tons Of witnesses &c.
SrANLY H. FLEETWOOD, 20 Nassau-st
: III. = has peculiar facilities for the Transaction
hu.-nc.. The W e.LeIn and Satea I'm
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DOND'S PERMANENT MARklNG.INK-rhe
Dongnal invention without Preparation, established ia
lS1Ne have received supply Of TINS invaluable Marx
ing lux suitable Tor marking linen cotton goods any
descriptcn Price - cents per bottle For sale. whole
sax ana retail BY JOHN j. BROWN CO
~ ~ n-st- nek
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Ill molssn Hats s. equal 10 those sold by Others At
also, eegaut dress Hate At - b snd - = 90
psroT IN style and finish those in many places a. .
neat Has At g. e o. Murch will be pleased 10 see hs
"a I'm. GEORGF ? n BROWN. 10 CaBai.sL
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-06-23


country they are destined 10 humble, and
shape their manners accordingly. The
time, we repeat,is not very far distant, nor
will the task ere long be very difficult. =,
There will scarce be an earthquake, to
shove into one continent the remote terri
tories Of England. The Indies, the Cana
das, Australia and Oregon, will soon be
too heavy for her long arm to hold, and
"When every feather sticks in its own wing,
Lord Timon will be LEFT a naked gull" 4
Every day bears England further from
her fountain Of power. which is the Past.
Every day bears US nearer our fountain Of
power, which is in the Failure. Let En-
gland realise her greatness while it lessons.
Let us idealise and imagine, if necessary,
and grow to the scope ofours, to be ready
for it when it oyertops and throws Eng
land into shadow. We want to hasten and
anticipate, if we can, that consciousness Of
superiority which is the groundwork Of
national dignity and self-respect. We want
to get rid Of the facility to be pleased or
annoyed with what England, or any other
people on earth, thinks Of us. We want
Americans to put, and keep, now and all
ways, between them and Englishmen, in
literature and in personal manners, an an
estimate Of what the two coun-
ties will be, respectively, twenty years
hence. Even five are not the dominant
nation ofthe world at the present moment,
we must irresistibly become SO, and the
axiom of Metastasio is as natural in patri-
otism as in love:-
L'alma, quel che non ha, sogna fg,ra."
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

REFORMED BOTANIC, GERMAN
AND LJNDI.a.N' PRACTITIONER
DR. w. P. LYON, having recently Ioca
e. ted in Iowa City, respectfully tenders
MS professional services TO the citizens of
Iowa City and the adjacent country. From
the fact of his having received a regular
medical education, and having had a prae-
tIce of 10 years in the States of Missouri,
and Illinois. he fatters himself that ne is
acquainted with, and can treat successfully
the various diseases incident to this eli
mate. Particular attention will re paid to
the diseases of women and children. Those
wishing his medical services will find him
at all times at LYONS STORE, excen,
when absent on business. Charges reason
abIe.-N. B. A good supply of Drugs and
Medicines kept constantly on hand.
Iowa City, Sept, %, lS46-23 On,
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NAPLES HOUSE
.M.fIW ST. DUBUQUE, IOWA.

'NO7IV 81. DOBOQOE, IOV.H.
THE undersigned having become propri-
= etor OF this new and spacious house,
has fitted it up in the first style for the ac-
commodalion Of the travelling community,
and is determined to spare no effort or ex-
pense in giving satisfaction and comfort to
all who may favor him with their custom
His rooms are airy, elegantly furnished and
commodious, and his table will at all times
be supplied with substantials and Injuries
Of the best that the country affords. He
fatters himself that with his experience as
landlord at the East, and with building
sokcapacious and we'll arranged, he will be
enabled to establish the character of the
NAPLES House upon par with the first
hotels IN the West. Notwithstanding the
superior style and extensive arrangeme nts
Of his house, his pric es will be moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
times. Boarders, transient and regular,
will be charged no more than is customary
at the other hotels of this city.
Connected with the establishment are
good stabling accommodations on reasona-
Bile terms.
With assiduity in attending TO the wants
and comfort of his visitors, the proprietor
hopes to msrit and receive a liberal sup
port from the public. .....
Dubuque. Odt. LIST, 1876. SO ly,
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FAMILY GROCERn
EASTIN MORRIS I
ATIOR.VEr 1T Lily
Iowa CRY, Iowa TER.
DR.. j. Bowen

OFFERS his professional services to the
- citizens of Iowa City and surrounding
country. Having devoted twenty wears 70
me piact'ce Of Medicine, he trusts gives a
Sunclent guaranty in skill, TO deserve a
share Of the public patronage.
by DR.. Crummey, where he will ALWAYS be-
ioand' except at night, when he will te at
MS residence at the east end Of Iowa Ave.
nue. or when absent on professional bust
ness. he intends 10 keep constantly on hand
such medicines as he may require in prac.
tlce, and for the supply of his patrons. His
charges will be moderate. and such he
trusts, as will meet the public appreciation
July l 1876 lov
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beautiful AlseSury.

Night kissed the young rose and it ben,
softly to sleep. And stars shined, and
pure dew drops hung upon its blushine
bosom, and watched its sweet slumbers
Morning came with her dancing breezes
and they whispered to the young rose, and
il awoke, joyous and smiling. Lightly il
danced to and fro, in all the loneliness OF
health and youthful innocence.
Then came the ardent sun-god, sweep
ing from the east, and he smote the young
rose with his golden shaft, and it tainted
Deserted and almost heart-brokcn, it drop.
|ped its head, in loneliness and despair.
Now the gentle brseze-taat had
been gamboling over the see, pushing on
the light bark, sweeping over hill and
dale, by the neat cottage and the still brook,
turning the old mill and tanning the fe-
vered brow of disease, and anon tossing
the curl Of innocent childhoed--ca trip.
ping along on her errands of mercy and
love; and when she saw the young rose,
she FASTENED ia kiss it, and fondly bathed
its forehead in cool refreshing showers;
and the young rose reyivid, looked up and
smiled,aad lung out Il. raay arms, g. i in
gratitude to embrace the passing breeze;
but she hurried quickly away; her gener-
Gus task was performed; yet not without
reward, for she soon perceived that de-
licious fragrance had been poured on her
wings by the greatful rose; and the kind
breeze was glad in heart, and went away
singing through the trees.
True charity, like the breeze which
gathers fragrance from the humble flewer
it refreshes, unconciously rsaps reward
in the performance of its Offices of kind
ness and love, which steals through the
heart, like rich perfume, to bless and to
cheer.