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ROBERT NOTT

House sign Painter aud Ginzier
ESrf doort 10 EteAasrs Basl Rriusos4, girFtsfa,
HAS Of Paints Oils Copel AMI other
Nauiaes Painters brushes and BLENDERS An
n-nt French Window Ga-s from sHlO
sDre6 inches all OF which ,cor wors
mos reasonable terms.
supply Of Stone Paint Tor sale low,
~. zh1n.
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EINlHyIAg3[K
INDIAN VIGErNnIE az

INDIAN NIGErA8LE PANACEA.-rrtsons aaiiet
81 with serooa Kings Evil Cancer EsTeias sores u
letter Mereua Disease complaints arising from
impurue'oi the blood requested ng teo
proof Of the WONDERFUL Pfuperue. named me
But simple those
who daily imposed upon by which their eIs
the writers a v " Ntnc.. IN
the OF Mr Brooks. whose may be
seen at our Office, No Murray niec New York
ANDY consented to remain for few days Tor the satisfaction
those who require oSeuar demonstration.
vs. M D. eaI remain ent 'hoH time from his nily in rha
depha those who feel interest such
Read! Read. Rcad!.!
We the undrsrncd having Isaac E ooks H at the
Office Of MessTs RowaRd Walton 376 Philadelphia
CONSIDER his eac the most remarkable
H,di'e.e seO0ia and terrible twelve
yesrs' CO. Diet with the de,trcyrr.
His palate the upp, Ip and lower
lid OF the nsht eye have been destroyed face nearly
and part OF the inv bone carried And give
Mt b January last the whole interior of hi.
flIueerL W anu '''"
on The I'm oL!,ngaIy las. he CULLENs
INDIAN VEGETABLE ACEA, which checked disease in
,ermisson.
badly dissurd encra alh restored
We arr assured that in ihr Mr.
fact the Panaeea alone wonderful change
cha. l. Row1na, MsAd'ie, Crawford county. Penn.
J. w Jones VI. u, South street. Phladelphi
CIV Appleton NJ D. 80 south ST., do
Timothy caldwell, Marion county. Mo.
VIM sJeeine NJ u, Camden, y J.
J. II Potter Manufacture Of Mineral Teeth South 81 Phil
Geo. W. Metz, brushmaser, 3I7 Market st Ph,a
a. D. Gtiol.s, pastor Of I'm Baptist do.
John W Ashm,ad, 90 south 9Th street, Philadelphia.
I.s.Wasner' iihognpher no ChesEutst %.
Peter sAen smti Editor Native Eagle, do
joel Boiinr, glass manufacturer, WhianstoWn. n J.
l.. Il Coles, II. H., Boston, Mas
Thomas 4. !. Roby, II. u, Harrisburgh, Pa.
Peter Wright, s59 Marke, street, Phia
WIN. Uue pastor ~ PauIs Church. Cauarin, - phi,
Jno Chambers, pastor Is, Independent Church Broad ST
T Lsynder' pub 'hsr of Peise and s'anicrd. rha.
+ Sellers Editor Olive Branch, Doyles:on Buck. co Pa
JACOB tineh Editor American Sentinel
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GAKnET NEEn.
FROM GRoHFRS 10 ? ESOJT.V RIP rs ron md B.fR
R.gNTEB Fresh IND GENUINE,
At Wholesale and Retail:

4 Wholesale and Retail:
A RTCHOEE-Grreu q ODE L.rk-Larsr Scotch
N AspaTas-s-Whie Giant Lettuce Whit. AID Green
Pole Beau--lsgr sua LH.a Hea4. Early Cured Iuca.
snap Beans-Fzs China cluC Nhe and Green Coss Brow
Nslos slK Weeks Dutch
DO Eafy Mohawk DO ! M,lau-Nutmrs, Green Cluon.
10 Refugee, or 1000 TO Pine Ape
Es,t-EaIiy bod t4ia.a rooted Water Nson-dues knds
DO DO Yellow so .Na-t.ri
DO Long Blo6- Mau-I Wg.tltl Nls-r3-Wh.ta and Black
DO NEls- S4.-.lu French Suglr .Uu on-Nyle ard Red
E-oco.i-WG 2. aut PurT'a Caps 'psra
CattaEgEag and LAKE. Voc. P,as-Lautrl,hs Extra Fairy.
E1ry ans l-f- Bz. Ear E-ry MAY Fame. Blt
D.. sa-.rHtf Large pr.u1s-4. gra.-sn. Dwarf
Large b r-lr, Flax Dutch BISHOPS Dwarf Prolific
DrlmAs4i savoy. Green curl. Pspgrr-ASorod
Cd S-v1y. Ert % rh .Psr,u.1--Lorg smooth, French
eau. fHNsr-f4.iy and Late Su-aT
trC-.-Nute sold .Farlry-FIu- Cuf'ri
g.IsY.-ianE Orlugs, Long Rel Pun7sn-iarcc Yellow
ans Waite Fed .Ehg-ar1--.o r Tars
Cc-llriet Pep Rad .hozg selii-i Long sal
Commercially Frame. tIt1. Tump. Scarlet
Cluster. Ion. Gscen. Long Turuip. Black span IA
Trc-F GHsr,s prklnE Salsi,r-or Vtr-'abe Oyster
C0fu-Eary S1gar 90 Tlscaro- SsI1lUl
"a 90 Golden >.HI Sgllsl--Earls Bunch
Eai.ye-Gru9u Cured Ioua-o-Iarg. Red asd yellow
FrE Par.-Fur'H .T.ut- '.-ur,d
Aala-llls Clr-5 -.asrzE. q r5 AMI FoN.r seeds.
Gr.,a Clrel seo.tl Rails 90. wa. PALMER.
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NENrLEMEN OF RICnMoND-Nly cole.

81 Brooks. BELL n hudSOn'>,
NO II3 EAGLE SQUIRE,
lIru NovKNHER, 1916
NNTE are now receiving our third Supply Of
Wv New and Fashionable Fan and W.n'cr Goods eom1t'
,r choice rrl.c N Of Nil the styles Of DRESS Gu"
sBAWIs LACEs. EMBROIDERY, PRINCES, hhEoNs' ! NM
NTNCs Gr a. as w,u ~ ae sock OF staple Goods su 10
The season ~ t' attention Of aAi'rs Al "ios
or rc feeling assured pureased our Eooaf on 'eh
t,tms a win enable rs cheap for casa or % pune
ua cusioue.s any house selling by the piece 10 ~ az any
other market We AK attention TIE following Goods viz
s, sks latest styles sad wide from 10" pfeed 10 r
costly
Url-colourcd plaid spun silks
DO Tartan rllits, fordrrssss
Rich and colourcd Watercd silks
Rain aad onbd Amb nj Cashmcrcs Mousln Iane,
style Graduated and Pyram da Robes rich colours from
prcr o. the most costly
Small hgd and Mouin d. Ilincs for ehidIeH
Ilnilome all wool Paris Bruclr shavls
New style printed Terkei shawls
WHIT. crusar scarlet Bile AMI buzz E-t TEiBG Si1ris
White crimson rmbd Canton Grape so
co',uci Taratans asi Robes for dresses
iIiri eo'olrrd plaid aui otAcf styles Boz Mt RiDtoas
SHADED Sash Hbbans
Black md conursd sis Frnges and GimPs
New s,s graduated Buttons, fos trimming dresses
scarlet and yellow Fannes of superior qaay and
etsap
Real Welsh FaHnetr rr-7Hf,i rl-sHllEg
Pine ribbon h1und French Red Blankets
Iarr- AHeuean Blankets Tor Negroes,
chased before the late atyasee
Betehet aud C1Jl
3 G AM l2-4 .ne1 aal eounn ShsCtErs
French. EnsI SO ALa-rcah Cloths and Clssu.rrs
Large Winter Cacoes embracing yery LaH-
some st,Ics :. lOaud lie
To which asa Jhs ausHuou % dealers
~ BROOKS. BELL 4 HUDSON.
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ReacIl,s Medicines.

Accompanying above Work the Rem or ,e vaoU.
diseases desers-i pres
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KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
importers and Wholesale Dealers,
MAIN STREET.

"ANE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock OF BRUSH French and American Dry Goods, for the
fan trade comprising unusually and variety
which viii be they be bought market m
and 10 which the attention az
IN, trnd. KENT, KENDALL n ATwATEk.
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J. n. EUSTACE 4 son

III , ESPFI IFVIL1 SOLICIT the merchanIs OF
Virginia trading passing through Richmond,
their Medicines Pants and Dye suh They
they think will make their
interest dealings in their this place
Ginseng Rrean FaIrecd exchange for goods
highest market -e
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kehmond, May 10Th, lrf6
DEAD ANDYOU BECONVINCEDl

y The ANNEXED NJ the many proofs that daily
from f'on abroad that tser
tisup Has DyE the best ve best that ever vas
known for t' instantaneous effect al dyes that are
inuse
ALB,yy, Sept -, ls46.
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For ale Wholesale and reiah by JULES UATEi,
a. south 81 street Philadelphia.
and by my Agents o. Ginier. Duval Purcell Duval RDu
pl,snc Main I,chrspn, D1rnIn Mcqu'en, Broad
torng. Bragg Thomas Go, Petersburg and
che Druggists through the Union. Dc
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No 90 I0lh ~ street Phi'lde ph1
Dear SThe Vegetable Iqud Hair ny that received NJ
hl with read sale and general uacton Please
send further supply without delay, entirely and
a a. Us for Hnur Er
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BstrtHrEK CIV,
Er that s "a day JlHl1ry I745 before me,
the subscriber Justice 81 The Pece OF FOR
city afcsd, personally appeared Benedict Green
oath hr Holy Ean-cy Of Almighty God the and
c forth The above rcd certificate just and
stated Sworn before JESSE CLOUD r.
n th publication should meet DE 'ye any who IN
discretion and mpiehcs youth brought
hHsafany Of he evil alluded above he French
Decor Offers hz AMI pied ssersey
lie believes b. has thr fruyinE their suffer
and n Outlining Tor them required
ir RemeInbe Dr HUET, Of tn French Medical House, 6
south TreeE % street iwo beor, the ho-s
Advice daily from . q. ll. 30 -.
H.flmIrr saut g.
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~. valentines Day. 18th February.
w RANDOLPH 3 GO. have for in endless vat,ty
c Valentines prices each OF IN, the
-test n fe
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NOTICE,
NAN COMMISSION HOuSE.

fRRsH and avg, apply of GARDEN sEEDs received ard
TO- sile BY Jag 7-2Ot ~ TUsTACE SON
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
The Wreck Of the Iduma.

The passengers ofthe Swedish bark ldun;
wrecked by collision withthe Menunga
with loss of l72 lives, on her passage
from Hamburg to New York, in lat, "A 70
Ion. 5030-were industrious Swedes
coming to this country, with considerable
sums Of money in their possession for the
purpose of purchasing farms, and settling
at the West. Tire COLLISION was so sud
den and unexpected, and the vessel sunk
so soon afterwards, that none of the pas
sengers had time to clothe themselves.
Most Of them, however, secured their
money, which ives chiefly in gold. about
their persons, which accounts for the
serious loss of life. Those who were
saved, had been in the water nearly haitian
hour when they were picked up. during
which time those who had gold about their
persons had sunk. 1t is supposed that
Capt. Mobprg, master Of the bark, had
sl4Oo, in gold, abou, his person!
Those who were saved were entirely
destitute of money, and mostly clad 10
their night clothes, when taken aboard the
Shenunga, Every possible attention was.
however, gwen to their wants, on DO ,rd
this ship. The warm hearted tars, on
board, furnished them with all their spare
cl,t'ing, re.ervlng noihing for themselves
but what they stood in Sheets. bunting,
and every thing which could b. m '',liac
,ured into clothing, w-re pressed into ser
vice for that purpose, and every thing
which could be devised. to administer 80
to their comfort, was chreHully performed
81 far as we can Assert IN, good " a!ch
was kept on board the Menunga. but, at
the ZINE ii the collision, the fig was so
dense that the bow OF the ship could M,
BE- seen from The quarter deck II both
these vessels had had lanterns burning
brilliantly at their bows, this dreadful. ac.
cident might not have occurred.
II is eslima ed that something like So.
600, or even 500 600, in specie, belong
Ing To the immigrants, went down in the
vessel, or on the bodies o. the lost. One
individual lost $l4, 90. The hold of,he
vessel was full Of crFg', destined !or New
York, aid perhaps insured there. The
vessel was probably insured, il at all, in
Europe. Boston journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15

THIS has been the secret principle Or fotu,
many OF the wholesale dealers ii Teas
lup 10 this time. and they have practised the
most shameful imposition on the Country
Merchant without any fear of detection =
But new era Id the Tea Trade has cone
and the PEKiN TEA COMPANY claims
ltte honor Of its introduction They were
1.-The first 10 raise the banner Of Reform. on
which !, has inscribed the simple words
"Pure Teas at Honest Prices. 2
A complete revolution has been the conse-
quence. Let consumers Of Tea everywhere
look at what we have DONE Ii fgr33
Ists We were the FIRST 10 send them Teas
that used to be called TOO good for them be-
fore s5s asi sa e35f,
End We have driven out of the market
/ a vast amount of trash. and introduced bet.
Ter class OF Teas than has yet ever been
sold. Importers Of Tea often come to us to
get Tor their own use. and for their friends,
tine qualities they can lind nowhere else. 81
Bird We have reduced prices more than
% per cent. both in Black and Green Teas
The wholesale grocers say we are ruin ing
the trade and calls US humhugs This we
have done already, and now see what we
are ready to Go.
LIST. We viii sell Teas by the single chest,
half chest, or Ia ID box, at the same prices
that wholesale srocers pay to the importers
when they buy by the hundred packages,
2nd. The wholesale grocers allow only
IL or al most Id lbs ,are 10 The hall chest.-
This is a cheat. We will allow, in most
instances. Is and l6 lbs lare on,he same.
Sd. We hereby undertake TO sell every
kind OF Tea from sir TO i,ceirs cenis per ID.
cheaper than the wholesale grocers do.
How can we do this, asks the country
merchants2 ri5I
This is our answer We are conten, with
seven per cen, profit instead Of IS s. 50 per
cent. la wholesale grocer.
We deserve the thanks oil the country
merchants for saviLg them hereafter from
houses OF the PEKIN TEA COMPANY
and compare samples OF Tea they &c, else.
where; and il they buy bad Teas then, al
high prices, ii is their own fault.
An English importer lately boasied 10 US
that he could make more money by sending
bad Teas 10 the New York market than on
good Teas. We are resolved TO overthrow
This fraud; and now call upon agents in ev-
cry town 10 the Uni'ed States to come for
ward and buy the Teas imported by the
PEKlN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge
ourselves, that If in SIX months they do not
sell more Tea than the oldest and largest
dealers IN the town, we will give them our
Tea without charge. This is plain English
and cannot be misunderstood We appeal
for testimony TO the immense success Of our
agents In any part oftne United States.
%Agents uanted in every 7oun in the
United States for the sale Of these Teas, BY
wh,ch they can make money, and confer ben.
sa upon the Public by supplying the pure
article.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
.lHa,si mislrNt0,.'s Sale.

TN pursuance Of License granted by tn,
i Court of Probate in and for the county o
johnson, State of Iowa, will expose to sale a
public auction to the highest bidder, on the 5tl
Saturday, the 30th day Of October next, at o.
Clock p. NJ, at the twn Of Moscow in Musca
tine County, the following real estate of Johr
Gilbert, decd. late of Johnson county, to-wit
The undivided third part Of Lots No. and
in frationnl Sec. 8 in township No. 7s, Range
two west Of 9th P. NJ, and situated in Musca.
tine county and State aforesaid. Said lots are
situated on the south side of Cedar River neal
the town Of Moscow and are principally timbered
land.
TERMS.-One third the purchase money in
hand; the remaining two thirds in two equal in
stalments Of six and twelve months. The securi.
ty required will be made known on the day Of
sale.
H. FELKNER. admir- debonis non
of the estate Of j. Gilbert.
Sept. /, 1S47. g- E =.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
flf flle At Louis University.

Az l.. LINTON. NJ. d. Professor of the
W. Principles and Practice Of Medicine
A LITTON. NJ ID. Professor Of Chem
',slry ard Pharmacy;
C. A POPE. M. ID. Professor the Princi-
pies and Practice Of Sargerv:
nj. VI PALLEN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Oh
s,etrics and Diseases OF Women and Chi
dreu;
"A. NJ. BULLITT. NJ. D. Professor OF
Physiology and Pathology;
JAMES BLAKE, NJ d. Professor oil
Anatomy; -.
VII, KNAPP, M. D. Professor of Ma
ler,a Meulcta, Therapeutics aud Medtca! Ju-
rl>prudenc.; ssr
". u. sIlRMAN, NJ. y. Prosec'or.
The Lectures il this Institution will com
mence on the first Mcuday in November
nexu. and terminate on The last day Of Feb
ruary. rhe Cay Hospital IS under the su
peryIsot, OF me, above Faculty from the trs'
day OF july 10 the first day OF January, 1913,
and the S Louis Hospital during The whole
year CLINICAL Lectures will lie delivered IN
these Institutions every day. 10 which stu
denis who are IN the city before the regular
course Of Lectures commence are admitted
fee of charge. aud which are attended by
me class during The n.
Fees Tar the whole course SlU5. Board-
ing can be obained IN 81. LOUIS as cheap as
in any other city
M. l.. LINTON, n. d, Dean.
Office corner o. Second and Pine SIS
July, ls47. "
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Notice.

THE Subscriber would take this oppor
1 iUniiy to acknowledge his obligations
for the very liberal patronage he has rtceIv
ed during The SIX years be has resided in
This city, and would say that business Of i'm
porlance demands his attention in the East
consequently he will be absent for few
weeks He has left his practice in the hands
of DR.. J C.. Hebison. VINO will hold him
sell in readiness to attend 10 all calls for
MEDICINE or practice. .ar ..s...s..- 3: z.-.f
He has also tetl his notes and accounts
in the hands Of James Robinson, Esq
Dim Of Robinson 5. F,she) for collection,
who is authorized and appointed sole agent
70 settle my business during my absence.
ENOS METCALF.
Iowa City. July Ia. lS47. II
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
nAmorher Terrible Disaster NJ Sea
wreck Of the New ship Mann.
,,..pr g.oss II COrty.tSyO Elves.

The new phip Ma,n!ouk, Capt. Chris,
tsinson, of New York, bound, to LIVER
pool, was totally lust. together with forty
two lives, on the night Of the 18th ult., IN
lst. 80 N, ION. 81 W. s.1l sgs.etuss i
Tnis ship sailed from New York, on the
oh inst, with four cabin passengers.
tnirt,-,ix in the sieerage. and a crew Of
twenty four, officers and men. She re-
ceivrd her first injury ON the night of
Sunday, August 10. She was lying 10 in
a violent hurricane. About ten minutes
before twelve, she was struck BY squall,
aud careened so that the cargo shifted. ard
she fell upon her beam ends. The main
and nizen masts were cut away, and the
.hip ripl.ted, but the cargo burst open the
ha,ches and floa,ed about. She became
water logged, the starboard rail being
nna.r water. In this condition the crew
and passengers remained until daylight the
next morning, the 10Th, when the dread
ful truth became apparent to them that out
Of sixty four only twenty two remained
alive the others having been washed over
board during the night.
The twenty-five passengers were taken
of by the Belize after remaining in great
peril during two days and two nights.
1t appears that the steerage passengers
occupied the house on deck, and were IN
bed At the time ofthe disaster. The heavy
sea that struck the ship swept this house
overheard with all its inmates, and hence
the great loss Of that class Of passengers,
only one OF the tliirty-six having been
saved.
The cabin passengers were also in bed
at the time, and as the ship lay on her
beam ends they were rescued through one
Of tile windows on the weather side.
The Captain, Christianson, was once
washed overheard, but recovered himself
in the rigging OF the mainmast,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
DIR j. W. GARNER.
q. DENTIST.
OF RIIRJTNCTON

VI BURLINGTON, IOWA,
fNEOtMS the citizens of Iowa Civ and
sicln'ly tina, he may be fonnd al
SWANS HO rEL' for lew we, Ks, dn.
ring which time he will he thankful Tor all
iavors in The line Of bis profession. such 20
CLEANSING AND FILLING TEETH
WIN Cold. pla tina or silver foil, in such a
manner as 10 restore them 10 their original
beauty; also. inserting Teeth upon pivot. or
IRON one 10 a full Sc, upon pia,e, either with
Q! without ARTIFICIAL gums. Best Of references
given. - =
Ladies waited upon a, their residence if
requested. ~
Iowa Cny, Sept. Is ls47-2,.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
A(laE Illustrators Sale.

WILL be exposed 10 sale a, puAlic Auc
ton TO the highest bidder on Salurda,
the tenth day Of July next al 2 O'Clock P. NJ
at The door Of the Capitol in Iowa City, III.
following real estate Of A. I, Willis late O
Johnson county. decd. 10 wit: the Sou,l
half OF the East half of the South west quar-
ter Of Section eleven QD township No
seventy nine (79) North of range six ives
Of p. M. also out lot No. 8, in Iowa CITY
all in said county Of Johnson and State O
Iowa, @-'# :. w.
The forty acre s,rac, joins Iowa City or
the east and is all under fence and cultiva
ton. Persons wishing 10 purchase land ma,
do well in attending said sale. .'f
Terms will be made known on the day o
sale. Dr."
NJ. RENO, Admir- of the
estate Of A, |. Willis, deed.
Iowa City, June 9, ls47-nl3 4w
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Office.
THE undersigned. administrator

THE undersigned. administrator Of the
estate Of Richard Williams, late OF the
County of JphnsDa. State of Iowa, dec eased
will on the 6'n day Of Sept. next. apply 10
III. Probate Cour' OF said county. at the
room oi sand court for license 10 sell HIT
real estate Of sand estate to pay The debts
thereof when and where all persons inter
esied IN laid estate may auend and show
cause Why such license shall np' be granted
&. FOLSOM.
Angus, llih. iS47 #... ...
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
&c w a. 4 o w gBa
ny G. w. STIEN, :
Front Street, near the Steamboat Landing
apl2 BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
AZ ested, that. as administrator Of the estate oil
"A. ]. Willis, late Of johnson county and State Of
Iowa, deceased, have petitioned the Probate
Court Of said eodht and will apply, at its FIRST
regular term in June next, at Iowa City, in said
johnson county, for license to sell a portion OF
the real estate Of said deceased, to wit; the south
half of the east half Of the southwest quarter OF
section eleven, township seventy nine, <79, }
North, of range six West Of the 5th P. NJ, in said
county Of Johnson, for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate. M. RENO,
Adm. as aforesaid.
Iowa Civ Nav =. 12i7 ST h. Ft IN B
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
MRS. s. c.. MOREY

RE-OPENED her School on Monday
18Th inst. The winter session will con
tInue FIVE months. MRS. COOKE will
give lessons in singing on Tuesdays and
Fridays Of each week at a O'Clock P, NJ.
Commencing mex, Tuesday, Any person
not member oflhe school, wishing 10 learn
vocal Music Can attend the singing class.
Mrs. c. is also prepared to give ins,ruc.
uons On the PIANO FoRTE al her residence.
Iowa City. Sept. 18Th, is47-it
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Medical Notice.
DOCTORS MURRAY & M,CoRM1s

DOCTORS MURRAY e. MCCORMICK
HEAVlNG dissolved partnership with DIR
Al Silas Swan. in the practice of medicine
offer their professional services to the CHI
zens OF Iowa City and vicinity, and Will a,
lend promptly to all calls. "... .
They are always TO be found at their Of
flee, day and night, unless absent On pro.
iesSional business. Office GU CiiGtna si.ec;
a few doors norlh of Lyman Hollis sture
lowe City. April 10, 1917.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
, Family Groceries.

THE subscriber Will keep constantly o.
Il hand, at his old stand, all kinds o! FaE,s
ly Groceries which he intends selling at iai
living prices, and as cheap as they can b
afforded al any pom, above the Lower Rap
ids. s' "
His stock is comprised in part Of the fol
lowing named articles:
Ccfses. Teas. Sugars, .Molasses, Tneear
Rice. .Nackcral. Tobacco Of al kinds, Soap
Mustard. Snisra'us, Pepper. Ginger, III
spice, .Nutmegs. Cassia, Sc, SC, 'ogelhe
with variety OF other articles in his ne. -
Call and see.
@'." % .. c. II. BUCK
Iowa Civ lime % 1897
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-15
Peter III. E'tstferSOs.,

ATTORNEY AND CUUNSELUR At law,
WILL give prompt attention to any business
w intrusted to him in the District Court of
the United States for the State Of Iowa, in the
Supreme Court Of Iowa, and in the District
Court of Johnson and adjoining counties. He
will also punctually attend to collecting in any
part of State Of Iowa, and in the western part
Of the State of Illinois. Office on the east side
of the Capital, Iowa City. E G,.as ..s
Julv % 1877 st -.