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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-23
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.

- John street, New York
lin towns where there il branch, the
Company will appoint one on application by let
ter post paid otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
or.icr them.
Price-:25 cents per box.
MY Frs SEATON, Centrevilie.
Genera! agent for the State OF Indiana
Feb. 9Th. l-41 .tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

|sMt. - .,i1sshe 10 Ned ada,
ycu ssy Is, night. nat them -. leo
ssen that goi married 10 one ano:h<sy
es. nsdsn. aid Ned.
Enc didn't you say thai they rsisrd ]
me Pa'rei 81 childrenS
Yes. madam. except Billy. i s,id YOU
xnou. that he US aillile wild.
Wei. ge'. G &now 300 sid fl,lly
wsan't ssclever - The rest q iksm. 6si
the Old women were ialsiae sbodi ,,slasl
night alter you went out, and none 81 d
could mskeni oat. hoU hey could have
oAildsens and = said. I issxenea VOC
woaldn't mind 80 ola womsa's chat sod
therefore. I wcald - bin how Il would
De SUPPOSE you Won't mind telling.
40 old Won 40 how il was.
Certainly Dol. madam. Thew we're
both saidowefs before taey feI, ID dove
with each otaer and 70, married..
The lack a-dsy,l | wonder ,hsl none
Of ins shorfhl q that. And they had
children before they got marriedn
IVES. madam; they had none af,er-
wards that heard oil
We were here adorned thai our ahor.
ses were in waiting, and We bade the
good slsdies farewell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

WE h.yeja,l rsssived ssoits P.isSs lnpro,el
snd Sennfi..ed Refrigsfstof. We saIl n,
atisptiea q he psbIis pssicsIsrly 10 ess sssbrs
led lee Houses,r uhieh are siGA5nl dsnbl ~
NEST perfect ever inirodteed Ovisf . their %.
ealiar ssnstrusfios. The Refrirsrsiaf llnaenss !,
The s,ms ihroes hsat Ne vheis sPpsrslas-
dosfors u Beat-for cold vdter-sy which perfect
Iysold s.isr .y 4 ~ Lines - hid ssh oay half
he qusntiV 81 ice. &
u:ths. reeomnsnded By he hrsl medical men q
this country. q
Wstsrmsns Psiesi Ps.amalie shower Bah ana
Bathing Pan.
Yankee end olher shower Bsths.
AIso- bsthing Tebs e esery dessripsita mr.
uished q order.
We veuId insite de slieBtian of al t0these az
ueles, % ve hsse resenmsndsiioss and setiiieales
]. enr poesessioa, which will satisfy 81 o. their
utility. No articles Of the kind ever iuirodueed
surpssses them,
Msy is lmLLE2 & BROTHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

The Senior fsrner 10 The shove CARD would
saJ y his frissds and to the public generally,
that be has again resumed. with fepe6ed zeal,
The practice Of his profession, which the duties
Of public life, fer the last few years, have con-
PEELED him 10 measure 10 neglect. To an,
tS.n, who would entrust their business 10 Ills
enssse he deems itoEly necessary for:him 10
say, that ns is sga:. prepared. as hertlsfore,
with eli his energy, 10 do Ssttle in their eause.
snd to project, with all his ability, the rights
and interests Of his clients He can generally
be found, when not else ahsrs professionally
engaged, a his on . in Charlestowh.
Aug 90, i645.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
Encourage Home Industry.
MATTRESS MAKING.

NVHg undsrsignsd detigsa % return his
tkajlks 10 he puhliefor The liberal e.
eSorsksnsnt sxlsndsd 70 hin ID his bu,ins.,
fer nany yssfs pa.l. end % assure them shsi
- will Sontinne bis bssl e1efts 70 please hi,
fcnsleneIi. The better 70 esabis him % %
ikis, ~ has rsiucsi ~ prices esasidsrsbly and
hss new - hard ssd vii eossianily keep,
CURED VAR Mstlreoses. Shuck and Cotton Do ]
end shock 20. alons, Of sssty si1s.
Crib Mattresses. sa1 WagoasrS Beds, alsc
salpliet - rood terms Mattresses, &e- 70
Spsiret q ebert notice. snd - very reasosable
tsrns-spl al orders executed faithfully and
.preuplly;
Lag sxpsfience enables ~ nn1srsignsi 10
.pt1ss1l ~ uotk viii eonlde1ee, - equal d
IN rsspsfls = any nanafscinrsd i he unlssd
.elatss.
u Ms, frienis IN Jensrson ard clatks, end
n1isisIng ,eountise, he desires q tender n
EfalsfaI :ackn uledrnsris for he palfepsg'
rscsissilflsn ihen, spt be Will b lsppy 4
oorto ihim furtker n he Sane satisfac.cf1
nanneY.l ;lEnEMlAH BOWLING.
WinckasiSr. kpfll -. 1el1-3n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
!. nOARDING SCHOOL
81 WILLOW HILL, one mile from
Esrnsyssills Depot, asf o. Va

Rrv. j. 4 FRARY. ParKcIpAL.
gNvi1e Il, Tsrm of this School win csmnsuce
II on Monday April 18Th.
4 1misa namber 81 boardsrs villbs re-
ceitsa. VIA will b treated, ID silSFespscts, -
rnNmAsrsof he family. u viii be the aim 81
The kriuclpal - educate the eepseiencs and
elevate ~ msfals, % well a. t6 secure intel
lectnil progress. The location Of The School
3 hikhiy fsvefstls = health aud nosals.
For 6oard, tuition, ~ The thasges will Be
d,xl3 dollars PER ssssiop-sxcspt uhess Two
soas ffoa ne saiks fsmiiy, 10 which case my
yin hs ehafked F6r tuitisn alone, the charges
Niifes frem three l. six dollars per e1irter,
scssraingsto the branches pufsued.
Wfliou tlili. JsGsrssa Co. Va.
April 8. l6iJ-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

We praise thee. God. when ihornink = ny
In orient skies begins 10 dime.
And once again returning day
Wakes on this glorious world Of thine.
We praise thee, God, whose mighty hand
Supreme In love, supreme IN power.
Rolls on the sun from land 10 land,
To light and glad each heetioE hour.
We praise thee, God. Al evening tide.
With all the starry hosts on high,
Which besm a. IL thy throne beside,
To hymn Thy greatness through the sky.
Al morn, Of noon, at eve, We praise
Thy might shd grhee on bended knee.
And hearts OF graistsi5oy stillraise,
Creator, Saviour, God, TO thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

Ge-vhisper 10 II. Ysn,leous
All that our hearts would ssr.
Ne emdiems of The foadesl kopes
Thai crown her life to-day
Tel her. pale LILY. % ny lsases
Benign proisetloa yi<ld.
80 would oar logc sr1nnd her eaSl
A brosd md lssrdaai shield
Brssibe psophesiss Of happy yesrs.
Thou sweet add blnshinK kose
Years fragrant Nth ss pure delight
~ from thy ch-liee ilows.
And shon, meek Nioiet, sppeal
Unto her euilcss heart. - =
And uifh my qaiei ioseiinsss
Celestial dreams impart
Interpret thus her destiny, NJ
Whose giits Of kindred birth
Lend sssstbess 10 our daily life
Aud beauty to'the earth
A blooming garland softly rest
Upon her modest brow,
And m~y the der-drop6 ne,er exhIle
That sparkle % Il aor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
" q. Danghertv.

n TT0RNEH- AT LAW,--Chs)lo
~ jsGsrssn co1a,y, Va. 6Esrs 4 !. oroiss.
sisnsl ssrviess 10 The public ssnerally
He viii practise 10 Je6srson and De nsirh.
boring co.lhiies.
April rs. 1877 piyif eo,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
ITEMS IN GENERAI,.
= .cnlNssE Ei.s xeR.
NO. q

1Sf e s
z Eke KincAesset Repsblie.a bsh,i,h..
sketches ron ,hejrurasief Nssal ofieer. j.
l. which : description u chinsse dina.r |.
sivss, The dinner Was given ~ Hsuoue. "a
ihsn5 years Il lhe,head ofahs HI = e,eh.n,.
r. .csp. biddis sc oihel naval oflieer,. r.
writer e ne Republican says; :
Our 6rsi course coasissed ar Ia ipanrs.,s,
fs'eemed bird nest soup 81 ihe Chi
g, sPicaFe. Fhisd found quite palsla.
The second course was ,b.tts Al,
tasde 'into 4 kind Of hash. sss,onea vith
ysrions ;condinsn,s--but lhis i aid snot
relish.
l'l,e 4. Was composed Of i Bichs dc
1 e. 90 the yea slug. smother erelt
chinese luxury made into so0p. Til. {
thought tolsrabie.
The fourth. stnrgeons noses Sui ram
rs preparation could SCARCELY be sdis,ir :
auisned from the Other. This dish 1
touched slighGy,
ine NTH, q The eggs Of smsIl birds
iloailng 10 9 kind n bfo,h. This con .
s'dered more adapted 10 the Europe =
palate then any of>ihs previous p,epara-
tfOns, Here lost The run 81 ,he siishes
out the whole number ofcourses amoun, !.
Cd 70 thirty -fouril Long before; she end
every guest vas filled 10 rerle tion q.
Just befCrs lhe desert, sn l0ntasea
disn oteach Course vas placed o. Til Il.
0le. 50 sst sn nh
The desert coiisisted Of swestmeals Of
various kinds. md lsrs and delicious
fruits, Wine and Ssnshu aciscula,ed
ifeelys Of the latter. a fsvorile Chinesa
drink cannot spesk much ii favor. q,
2 tsken hot, and hes an acrfd and 6ery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
.lSB ". C.aRkyS.ET,
n A Glory.

II = Ts.K STARRY, fsspeetTslly infer.
ne ne pgblis ssssrsIIy, ihsi thsy have epss.
= Ch.rEstosn, - tkS corner veal of d.
w,nk snj eppssits he Post O6ics,s
Cabinet FnctoPy.
:. natiny yoppiied themselves vim . stock sf
M.terieis. thsy are Prepared - smasulaetufs,
ne giii kssp epssisniIy % hssd,
0sre1eiss, Sideboards, SOFAS,
D0i1f0roteD, DeaefeNds,
~ sssrg 'sihsf srtieIs 10 he csbinsi line
: They have also supplied themselves Hah .
sheies sssarfmsnt of PAPER HANoiN3s,
- WI give prompt attention y ~ tssisess
Repairing n III kibdp siIsndsd TO.
Also
Ehaifnaking & Painting,
Exteuisd Yin psstsess. and al srders Ison
distance Prtmptly attended q
eEUHpERTaKfNG also attended 10 win
prenptaest.
i A.e-Tfrains Of every description exseat-
I'd win pfpnpine.s.
Thsy respectfully ipviis. The public 20 give |
them CALI
ChstIessown. Nay 6, Isa7-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

SANTA 1trNA IS lac Rhe only pxri Of
the redoubiable Santa Anna that iOouldnX
run. says The New York Sun, was bis
wooden leg. This heroic limb. toethe
honor Of the grand army, stuck 10 The
staieAcsrriage and dinner fable, while I'D
coy srdly fellow He'd. BY the way, inE
seIzing Santa Annals bot dinner, Cen.
Scott has taken another "hasty plals al
SOUP" i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

4 lev vk1ls siocs. lsSiurer Il 81
u NJ cht1;t1l schools attached Is ihs
University 81 DobIi1. ,sksd one ii ne
sln5snssff 81 could plate sissll Nj
replied ~. viiiy eolIssiap butt sobl5
sfsoI plslp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

y. .s ...' .sss = srsiEs 4 sunnEE GOODS
ssIscisd viii great esrt. -! g vsrJ les
ssiss. / Wo6I1 iosila ~ tfisets sed ~ eub
~ xst<rolly l. ca'I anl etloine ~ stock p
isrs tksy tor<1.se. - oDN ee,srnne4 = q
n thas 60 " 1s1s - nits 1ai1(.eticas hoia .
tEsgssi. ssrns - PIiss. .,-,,-.,
s,s,h.ti,ssu,. kptn =. lst7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

STATUS OF Ma. CALHouN.- rpovrns
sne American Sculptor. IL ensagsd on )
Statue fof MI, CALHOUN. The model il
now nearly completed, and 10 ,hs course
q syesr the s'a.ue win beready. Speak
ing Of biz model iof Mr.. CALHOUN, be
says;:--
!. II have no head in Ry studio. unless
i be that Of Gen jackson. which strikes
visilsrs g 50EsiAly 4 !, :: CO.: = :;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
A WAnM.

WILLIAM LUCAS ( BEM. Z. WAsalHeTon,
nAYiNG sssoeisted lheihselves 10 lke Prsc-
III tice sfihe Las, will attend the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of Jsdsnon, Bsrksley, Fiede.
rick. sud CLARKE. az s.
oa6es the same ssherstefore seeaPisi b Luz
cas- 4 Bedinger.
CharissioWn. Aug. IL, Is4s-af. ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

GEN. ScoTr The Albany Evening
Journal says that Gen. Scoii.eass Santa
Anna h0siy plate Of Soup Il sCerso
'Goidos; and if be- had not been served
with fleet horses Dc would have ,honorsd
him With yir. initae rag 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

NNnE u9lcriiglsl has fer Fe1l, ioF Z Tern q sas
= e ee.s y.sr,. ,ns s.r slls1 ss.'lins e'1,s
.1rsua. de. c,6v<eiSSi fl,hIs win b srecl-
q = ,ts Ii IL IS t,s 4 "a ssn,ss Early
d lks S2ri1r. n gse,sei tenant piseing y
lslss Ut fsr4 u year,. he tprrs Ni'I -
rs5.'s,' + s.s;Srs.1. ,ks r,,,,,Hssi IN
-, q 4 .foI f<SS1l. Iks uulII-1E 0op1o Pc
Sa-ls - - sE<S.i.1 = o.. lo ui'I ell oil1ef
tsscsfJI ~ 1.1,,lssI. t>r1.,. ~ ufs, :
e. Sc s..s 5. s., s.....l, ...siss !, -
i:::'s: o. : : :; 4; :: ,' sss -:
& Ma g. lsI..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

Santa .Hana Clocks - awitty suction
eef OF NolioIk. d night o. two since. sfidd.
log bis company slow Il bidding Tor
Clocks. put up .lhe last md saia.
Nov, gentlemen, 4 present you with
new kind of'clock--i il is called the Santa
Anna Clock. and warranted 70 rim piA
OFT sfoppfnr..'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
situation Wanted.

Black and Colored G.3ITERS. s-.i..
Anew siyits. - and norssee vsi,srs,
IN half Caters and Kid Slippers, (made 10
order 10 Philadelphia jest received and for
ssle By CRANE a. SADLER.
Mar 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

sbouf Tour 90 obes above iEifo elne, in 0fdci
The, when J, stands a.ons il msy no.aap
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20
Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods.
nj AM now opening very handsome sssort-
II meni Of Fashionable Dress Goods, - veil
ss great variety Of other Zoe and Fashionable
Goods. lowhich invite the attention Of the La.
dies. WM. s. LOCK.
May &, Isl7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-20

NEW MExIoo "A correspondent Of
the 81 Louis RePublican gives q most
discouraging account s.ol this country
He ays:
~, il supposed that his l. one of ihs ,6nesl
erazipe countries known; yst.we IRE told that
ihssreason Why 10 cannot procure fresh meat
Now, there has not been, 10 Ill, more than
eight srAins thousand horses, mules, and oken
brought here fromthe IUnited S,ates, and We
hare since consumed . considerable nnmber Of
The Mexican sock; besides which, nearly all.ag
our aninsis hsvs starved o. dsaih z. ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
ar the ~. Louis University.

NJ l.. LINTON, NJ. d. Professor of the
4s1s Principles and Practice of Medicine;
A. LlTTON, NJ. d. Professor OF Chem-
Islry and Pharmacy;
c. A. POPE, VI. d. Professor the Princi-
pies and Practice OF Surgery;
NJ. NJ FALLEN. Nj, d. Professor OF Oh
sre,rlcs aud Diseases Of Women and Chi
dren;
H. NJ. BULLlTT, NJ. ID. Professor OF
Physiology and Pathology;
JAMES BLAKE, M. d. Professor OF
Anatomy;
Nj. l.. KNAPP. M. d. Professor Of Ma
terra MedIcia, Therapeutics aud Medical Ju-
r,sprudence;
W. d. STIRMAN, M. y. Prosector.
The Lectures in thus institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in November
next, and terminate on the last day OF Feb
ruary. The Guy Hospital is under the su
pervlsion of Inc above Faculty from the tirs'
day of July to the first day OF January, le4o,
and the 81 Louis Hospital during The whole
year. Clinical Lectures will be delivered in
these Institutions every day, TO which stu
dents who are IN the city beioIe the regular
course of Lectures commence are admitted
free OF charge. and which are attended by
lbe class during the session.
Fees for the whole course slO5. Beard
ing can be obtained in ST.. Louis as cheap as
in any other city.
M. l.. LINTON, NJ. D, Dean.
Office corner 0! Second and Pine sis
July, lS47
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
FARM FOR SALE

MO. /. ROLAND LODGE FARM. sit
~ naled miles north OF Iowa City on the
Dubuque Road, containing 24O acres. lot
of which are under fence and SO under cai
iIvation, 2 comfortable log Houses. sprne
we'll and suitable Office houses. There are
SO acres OF splendid T,mber Land. the otiiel
100 Is most excellent Farming Land. Yields
abundan, crops and cannot be surpassed iol
raising stock OF all descriptions.
No "a very good Frame House direct
Iy opposite the front oil The State House
well situated Tor store or residence.-at
tached to il, 50 acres Of good Timber land
miles north OF Iowa City on Dubuque road
and so Of PRAIRIE, miles south on bloon'
ingtou road, the latter has been broke and
there is 20oo rails lying on the Iimo2'
land to teace II.
These properties viii he sold on reasona-
BILE ,erms-appiy either personally or by pre-
paid letters to James Mcdonnell on The hrs
named farm. or 10 the Proprietor al his oil
ice east side Capital Square.
E ]. Ai'DUNNELL, II. u.
Iowa City. Sept. 2l. 1877.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
Cheat & Grow Rich.

THIS has been the secret principle Of TOO
many Of the wholesale dealers 10 Teas
up 10 this time. and they have prac,ised the
most shameful imposition Oh the Country
Merchant without any fear Of detection -
But new era in the Tea Trade has cone
and the PEkiN TEA COMPANY claims
tie honor OF its introduction. They were
the first 10 raise the banner OF Reform, on
which 1t has inscribed the simple words
"Pure Teas at Honest P,1ces.'
A complete revolution has been the conse-
quence. lie; consumers OF Tea everywhere
look at what we have done.
ist We were the first 10 send them Teas
Thai used to be called too good TOR them be-
fore
2nd. We have driven out of the market
a vast amount Of trash. and introduced bet
ter class of Teas than has vet ever been
sold. importers Of Tea often come TO us to
get tor ineir own use, and Tor their TRENDS,
fine quallies they can find nowhere else.
3rd. We have reduced prices more Than
% per cent. both in Black and Green Teas.
The wholesale grecers say we are running
the trade and calls US humbugs. This We
have done already, and now see what We
are ready TO Co.
LIST. We Wi, sell Teas by the single chest,
half chest, or Ia ID box, al the same prices
that wholesale srocers pay TO the importers
when they buy by The hundred packages.
2nd. The wholesale grocers allow only
g or at most Ia lbs iare 10 the half chest
This is a cheat. We will allow, in most
instances. Is and 10 lbs tale on the same.
3D. We hereby undertake 10 sell every
kind Of Tea from sic 10 lwetUe cents per ID.
cheaper than the wholesale erocers do.
How can we do this, asks the country
merchants?
This is our answer We ale content with
seven per cent profit instead of IS s. 80 per
cent u la wholesale grocer.
We deserve the thanks oil the country
merchants for savlLg them hereafter from
being cheated. Let then come 10 the Ware
houses OF the PEKlN TEA COMPANY
and comptre samples OF Tea they get else
where; and II they buy bad Teas then, al
hlgh prices, II is their own fault.
An English importer lately boasled TO Us
tina, he could make more mouey by sending
bad Teas 10 the New York market than on
good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
this fraud; and now call upon agents In ev-
ery town 10 The Uni ed States 10 come for
ward and buy the Teas imported by The
PEKlN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge
ourselves, lhat # in SIX months they do not
sell more Tea ihan the Oldest and largest
dealers in the town, we will give them uur
Tea without charge. Tnis is plain English
and cannot be misunderstood. We appeal
for testimony TO The immense success o! our
agents tn any paIl OF toe UnIIed States.
sC@.3gents acanted IN every Toun in The
United SAFES for the sale Of these Teas, by
which they can make money, and confer u ben
eft upon The Public by supplying the pure
article.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
IOWA CAPT. A l.
SALE OF LOTS AT
WI d N IL . II G. q a u !.

rESHIS place has recently been selected and
h located by the undersigned, commissions
ers IN behalf Of the State Of Iowa. 10. the
permanent seat OF Government OF SAID state
We will offer for sale on Thursday The 2Sth
day Of October next, on the premises. a
nurn Der OF lots in SAID place, Gu the follow
ino terms, To wil.-One fourth OF the pur-
chase money TO he paid IN hand al the sale,
the balance IN three equal lnstallments oil
two, four AMI SIX years, TO bear interest al
the rate OF SIX PER cent. per annnm IRON the
date oil said sale It'll paid; saId sale will b.
continued tom day 10 day until all the lots
Intended TO be sod at sad sale are offered
sad CIV Is situated on beautiful frairle
Ia Jasper county, between ihe Destno;Ies
and Skunk rlvtrs. about SIX mites from the
former and five from the later, IN the nioei
iGesuilul ard leriiie section OF country III
Iowa, aud we tnink there IS no arr oi the
! CaueI States TIA, pxceis IN brauty aud Ter
ltility TINS part OF Iowa, lying between The
! Desmoines aud Skunk rivers, rom Tue Rde
coon Fork of lie DesmoineS 10 the Missfs
islpps TAe SAID sea, of government Is STU
aed in this uesiTedbie section OF country.
about twenty ave niles east OF the Raeoon
Fork of he DrsmolneS, thirty three from
from DskaooSi, and thirty irom the geo.
graphical csnuie vi the State. eighty tour
wesl from Iowa CHy. There are five bodies
oi excellent timber on The Denuines anu
SGunk rivers III the vicluGty, extending Out
scar lie civ, and an atundai c.: Q! stone
,nd stone cua IN its lnuied;att vicinity -
here Is excellent water power, easily Im
4 .,-.
naar tors place. saw u!i DOW IN operation
on The Des i. oln,s ar,d one about IL be buiit
on the skunk This TALL. near The iocdllon.
We think inns place eHers great induce
ments 10 men Vi business ANA capital FOR III
yestmeuls. JOHN BROWN.
JOSEPH ID HOAG,
TAIA OR.
September lSth, 1917.
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Father on, on the other side olthe work
Il the bridge, and about three hundred !,
yards from the road, vas large building
we'll adapted for the protection Of lnian.I y
VA in which the enemy had also posted
ON on immense body. The ground IN the
s,cini.y OF all these points, was completely
aovered with corn, and other he'ds cut up
:: svsrv direction by wide and deep
a;tohes presented obstacles innumerable
~ the advance Of our troops. NO recon,
Nuisance Of the position OF the enemy had
hoan made. and consequently its strength
Oould only be ascertained by hard blows
and knocks. =,
With were at once engaged, the iolmer
';,h The church and strong hold Of huru-
Woo and the latter with the batteries at
,hs br;ape; ana in the mean time Zen,
" .,c hriyade-the New York and
sn,,h Carolina volunteers -tosether WIN
,bs o,h l2lh and 18th regiments OF Ia
t.n,rv under Gen. Pierce, were hurryihs
inward from Cohoycan to attack the hac', !,
. .nda Soon they too were engaged and
nav the battle became general. e
Tbs enemy had over twenty pieces OF
o,nnon al in admirable position, and SER
god With more than ordinary skill, while
hu, few Of our guns could be brought TO
bsar The battery of Capt. Frank iay-
lor. i. is true, opened a well directed nfe
mon Cherubusco, but 50 exposed was ,'s
situation, that it suffered most horribly
both in officers and men.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

Ea, THE Subscriber will keep con
lMElIle-EAN slanily on hand the following
GEZS Family Groceries. a. the s,ano
ssiormerly occupied by Rober
C. kea,lng, one door south of Messrs. Price
s. Sweets Drug Store, which he intends
selling at the leas, possible pIoft-consis,
ING of
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, .Nolasses, Pepper,
.7Hspice, Rice, Mleratats, Mustard,
Blecking, Candles, Tobacco Of ali
kinds, Soap Of all kinds, Nuts
Of all kinds, Cigars, Raj
ii sans, Candies, Cinna-
mon, Clorcs, Nutmegs,
flirting Paper, Po,vder, Lead,
Shot, Cincinnati and .Nononga-
hala Whiskey, Dried .Apples, and
Peaches Louis Cooking Stores
and Holloar-rare, Salt, Dayton file,
Together with a variety OF other articles Toe
numerous to mention, which will be SOLD
Cheap Tor Cash Call and See
ABRAHAM WISE
Iowa CITY, June 80, IS47.-l6
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administrators Safe.

TN pursuance Of License granted by the
L. Court of Probate in and for the county of
johnson, State 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, decd late Of Johnson county, to-wt:
The undivided third part Of Lots No. 5 and 6,
in trationnl Sec. in township No. IS, 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 near
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 secur-
ty required will be made known on the day OF
sale.
II. FELKNER. admir-. debonis non
of the estate Of j. Gilbert.
Sept. l, 1871.