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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

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Heaven ON Earth.

There are earthly paradises, and they
are inhabited by earthly angels; there are
places rendered paradisical by the angelic
nature of their people. Probably the mos,
perfect of those terrestrial states that con-
stitute the heaven here and give fore.
taste Of hereafter, is found in that domes-
tic circle where amiable tempers prevail.
There is nothing so conducive to happi-
ness in its choicest abode, the family rela.
ton, as mild, patient, bearing and forgiv-
ing minds. Home, be it in palace, or
sever SO homely,' is just what we make it
and it is in the ability of nearly all who
have homes, to render them heavens on
earth. Says writer on domestic life
How sweet is the influence exerted by a
mild and sunny disposition! Look at the
family where there is daughter and sis
ter, who is kind-hearted and cheerful
who never suffers her angry feelings to
Y;se-how much it resembles heaven.
Such temper allays the bad passions
smooths the harsh feelings and sheds a
glorious influence on all round. The poet
Epicarnus seems to consider the whole
responsibility Of making home heaven or
its opposite, as resting on the shoulders Of
women. We cannot endorse quite so
broad an idea, but in the following strain
Of his, there are certain facts indicated to
which all will assent:
Marriage is like
a cast Of dice! Happy. indeed, his lot
Who gets good wife, one OF morals pure
And withal easy temper; but alight ON
A gadding, gossiping, expensive jade,
And heaven deliver theei
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Thou Art Not Here.


Lamps Of silver hang above me
Shedding floods Of golden light,
: And the looks ofthose who love me
/ Glide my cold reserve tonight.
Rosy coronals are ffinging
Round their gifts Of odor sweet;
vaulted roof and floor are ringing
With the fall of dancing feet,
While young joy, with tress unbraided,
Charms Of viol-note the ear,
Darkly is my forehead shaded
Thou art not here.
Often, often have lifted
To my lip the cup Of mirth,
When the beautiful and gifted,
Crowded round the festal hearth:
Once this aching heart Of brighter,
Gayer feelings was the shrine,
And no dancing foot fell lighter
In the may reel than mine,
Ruby lips are breathing gladness-
Eyes of star-like beam are near;
Why then is my brow all sadness9
Thou art not here?
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
G. Collier Robbins.

BROTHER Of Charles II. Robbins, of iowa
IL City, and VIM. H. Robbins, of Dnbuoue,
manufacturer of Gold Pens with genuine Dia.
mond Points, and dealer in
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AZ Main street, st. Louis, would be pleased TO
see any or either Of his brothers numerous cus-
toners, in visiting ST. Louis; feeling assured
that he can sell them goods in his line, as low as
can be purchased.
May ~, lSiS.-7
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

Mr.. Bridges horse, Trustee, trotted
twenty miles in sulky, on the Union
course, Long Island, on Friday, in SO
minutes, 30A seconds, and won purse Of
$500. This is said TO be the best trot-
ting on record.
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D. @. Hare, Engrayer,
wASHRT0TOl0 CITY. D.

CtEALS for Banks, Public officers, Notaries Pub
~ lie, County State Courts, Letter Stamps, Cards
Diplomas, sc. Sc, executed on short notice and in
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der.
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others visiting this city from distance.
Aug. 1S4S.
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ID Coolidge, wing, is elected Cover
nor Of Vermont by the legislature.

FLusxEIANA.- Old Gent Thomas,
! have always placed the greatest conf
dence in you. Now tell me, Thomas, how
is it that my Butchers Bills are so large,
and that ] always have such bad Dinners?'
7homns.-'Realy, Sir, I don't know,
for am sure we never have any thing
nice in the Kitchen that we don't always
send some Of it up into the Parlor!'
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CABINET MAKING AN UNDERTAKING.

CABINET MAKING AN UNDERTAKING.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully informs the
L citizens Of Iowa Cityhnd vicinity, that he
still continues to carry onthe above business in
all its various branches,it his old stand, on
Clinton street, few DOES south Of the public
square. Persons wishing buy good ard cheap
furniture, will find il to heir advantage to give
him call.
ETHe is provided witt good hearse: and
will attend at all times tolhe business of an un..
dertaker.
Iowa City, March %, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

Windsor, Rocking, ard Cildren's Chairs, in the
latest style and in the mot woIkman-like man.
ner, which he offers at Avery reduced price for
ready pay. All kinds ofproduce will be taken
in payment for articles inmy line.
Doors and Window sab also made to order.
Shop fronting the stone onrch.
CHI RLES CANYON.
Iowa CITY. March 23 34S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

~ Julia, my DEAR said old Profess
sor H the other day, to his young
and pretty wife, when die you will be
rich; but if you ever SO far forget me as
to marry again, will come from the grave
to your bridal couch, and put my cold
hands upon you.'
'Ah, do not fear, my dear husband, re-
piled she, playfully, you sriN neuer lipe to
see that"
Il am delighted to hear you say so, my
love-, said the old man abstractedly.
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Printing Types

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w FOUNDRY, after March 18th, 1913, at the fol
owing low prices, for approved six months, notes:
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ff0HSe Carpenter sxtsh .J0iMer

ffHHse Carpenter lxHd .J0iNer
vTHE undersigned takes this method Of infor-
L ming his friends and the public generally,
that he is prepared TO execute any work in his
line Of business, in the test manner and most
modern style.
SHOP en- Collepe, between Clinton and Cap
itol Streets, where he is prepared at the short
est notice and in the stnanner, to ill any bill
for
Sash, Window-Jlinds, Shutters, Dors, &c.
Orders from distance shall receive prompt
attention. THOMAS SNYLER.
Iowa CITY, March %, lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

EDITORS, DocroRs, AND LAWYERS
The Mayor and Aldermen of Boston, in
their arrangements for the water celebra-
ton OH the 18th ult., have assigned the
Editors Of New England place in the
grand procession. The programme puts
them in the rear of the medical faculty, and
in front of the lawyers.
The committee of arrangements would
have hit the correspondence better, by
putting the printers first, the doctors next
and the lawyers last; at least that is the
order Of the Apocalyptic procession. For
there Famine ,cent before, and Death and
He'll folloued afler!"-Daily Republic.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

M RS. C. NJ. KIRKLAND,
Author of a "a New Home," "Forest Lifc,' ect
AND FILLED WITH
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SOME OF THE MOST
EMINENT WRITER'S OF THE COUNTRY.
Second Volume commenced, January /, lS4S
A L the conclusion of the first half year of the
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of the favorable reception accorded to il by the
public. Its success has certainly been unprece-
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must not be denied that public goodwill and
kindness have been abundantly demonstrated
The press. in all parts of the country, has given
its voice literally in favor of the new aspirant.
To flag after this, would be dishonorable in
deed. 1t is the hope of the publisher that the
courage and enterprise which belong to success
will be found rather to have stimulated than
slackened his exer,ions. If there be talent of a
suitable kind in the country, he is determined to
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various departments. He will continue TO give
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Wood, by II. S. Sadd, Thomas Cooley, M. Os-
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The paper will be of the same quality now
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Der numbers of the Magazine, by Caleb Lyon,
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EDITED BY i. u

EDI TED BY J. W. CONSTOCK,
Author OF Botany, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Minerology, Geology, Natural History, Pbysiol.
ogy, &C., assisted by
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

COMBS Of all kinds and styles, at
" w. 4 BIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

GROCERIES-Brown and white Sugar, Coffee
~ Tea, Molasses, Whiskey; also chewing ant
smoking Tobacco, just received and for sale by
April IS, c. H. BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

TALmuD1cAL ALIEcoRy venera-
bic old man toiled through the burden and
heat Of the day, in cultivating his field
with his own hands, and instrewing with
his own hand the promising seed into the
fruitfullap Of the yielding earth. Suddenly
there stood before him, under the shade Of
a huge linden tree, a divine vision. The
old man was struck with amazement. 81
am Solomon" spoke the phantom in a
friendly voice; "what are you doing here
old lnan?" elf you are Solomon" re-
piled the old man, show can you ask this?
In my youth you sent me to the ant; saw
its occupation, and learned from that insect
to be industrious, and to gather. What
then learned | am following out to this
hour" "You have only learned half your
lesson," replied the spirit. $50 again to
the ant, and learn from that animal to rest
in the winter Of your life, and to enjoy
what you have gathered up.-Jewish
Chronicle.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
Estray Horses.
EStray Notice.

TAKEN up by John H. franklin, in the town of
L Newton, Jasper county, Iowa, on the 18th day
May, 1s4s, a large heavy built mare of grey flee
bit color, fifteen ana half hands high, fore feet
somewhat CALLED with hobbies, heavy main and tail,
seven or eight years old next Spring; other marks
or brands perceivabe;-appraised to thirty-seven
dollars and fifty cents by iSaben C. stanwood and
NJ. T. Matthews, and certified to by Harvey Stevens
Justice of the Peace.
y, JESSE HICKMAN, Clerk B. c. ]. Co, Iowa.
June IA, 1S4S. 13s
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Ck0il. k7clOrN.

THE Undersigned would re-
speedily inform the citizens
of low City and the public
generi!y, that he will carry
on tn above business in all
its valous branches. He is
prepaid to make to order.
and orshort notice, Settles,
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THE
u WON ~ ii G. Il ZI.TE.
LITERATURE AND ART,
EDITED Ely

MRS. C. NJ. KIRKLAND,
Author of "a New Home,' ssForest Life" ect.
AND FILLED
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SOME OF THE MOST
EMINENT WRITERS OF THE COUNTRY.
Second Volume commenced, January /, lS4s.
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n EMAINING ID the Post Office at Iowa City, Iowa,
n on the 3Oth day Of September, is4s, which if
not taken out before the a1st day Of December, s4s
will be sent to the p o. Department dead letters
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

St Louis, June "a, Isss-ni5.
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Illustrated BOfNNU.

THOS. PRENTICE KETTEL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
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FecT0r T0F tHe coNhtH q ,H0Hg0Ws'y:
SIR : l. passing through CONVICTION few days since
casual conversation occIed between US in the watch
you asserted. much e my surprise. that Mr. Cass denied
70 the People + The Territories tie right 10 prohibit,
90 use yoHr own word) 70 'conroP The introduction Of
slaves amongst them. dnring their territorial conditions;
aud referred me - 's Nicholson etteT N pr 81 o the
position The 60 !strncnn given by you lc this Letter
was 50 entirely opposed 10 NY own views OF lis con
feXt, TIM promised, "hen reached home, 70 brig
the subject 70 your n1i!ce through the columns OF the
Lynchbnr4 NIrgnIah
Accompanying ms communication forward to you a
copy q the Nicholson Lelter;-and ak your SPECIAL az
Ieniidn I" son passages designated below
You will perceive at glance that the main object of
the Letter oteHs'bywaS 10 justify himself Tor the ch1nge
!. opinion Whch ne aV@"S ~ reference 2 the linot
fI'Vso. ne ueIFS y ool9ieSs me P'"efS GAINED by
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

\ a meeting Of the Wings Of pit,sylvauia county
hed At the Corn Housa M Mnudly he I6'h inst. Dr.
Edmund Johns called 10 HE Chair. and A. S Bu-
tod appointed Secretary.
The Objects Of the meeting having been briefly tx.
pa'nrd IN George H. Gimer, Esq, On motion, it was
thereupna.
Resolved. That the Wings of this county will give
free birbac n, Psylvanla Conf House. the 23rd
October. 10 which all parties rpspec iu " invited
II solved, That David III Clark Vincent Wlcher,
Col. Thomas :. J,nrs. Roger p. Atkins N. DR.. B. 4.
Rves. VIM H. Tun+ta Joseph Martin. Jr.. Captain
q aleman Echuls. A, II. Norman. James A. Mitchell.
Robert Muse, G. AouzD HUT. DR.. VIM. A. Anthony.
JOHN \. Adams, james VI. Adams T. Thomas Mu,s.
Dr. Thomas Dard. VIM. 3 E.an. J. Il. Wasm.
WIN. NJ EluirhirgS, Mi l.. Srrnggs. A. r.. Bn,nd
DR.. Edmund johns ana all oiher Wings Of this county
who may ateud the Convention franklin Court
House. on the OH inst, be appointed committee To
invite the Wing speakers who may be there, well Al
heir f-ltow-cz.ns generally 10 attend the proposed
meeting al this place.
Resolved That George II. Giner. Col. Gsorre
Towuc-. Roger ?. Atkinson. Capt. Samuel Berger
Wm II iuis'all Joseph Marin. Jr james L. Pom
dexter and Col ThoS ) Jones be appointed committee
IF Invitation and Reception and that james l.. Pom
dexter, Peter r Cri-gs. Dr. B A. Rives, George f.
Giluer. VIM. H. Inrsia J. L Watson ID. II Clark
Thomas Carter Capt. g. Frhols, Joel Farthiug VIM
NJ IIuchiurs and David T. Laner. be appointed a
Committee o Arrangements. 70 provide proper accommo-
dations the prop ,sed meeting.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Lynchburg NirIilaf AMI Patriot and
the DanvilIe Register
On Inoion, tile meeting then adjourned
EDMUND JOHNS, Ch'mn.
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ELECTION RETURNS,
GEORGIA..

ne Democrats have calculated entirely too fist in
claiming that the result Of the late Congressional election
IN Georgia is favorable to their cause The rum II of
CaItouns election in the 2nd district nnounded and
tue delegation u Congress will stand, before equally
divided But the general result il the State exhibits
large and general Wing gain. The Augusta Chronicle
Of Saturday, SAYS:
Bv the mails Of yesterday. we have returns. nearly
all official from ninety counties Of the lae election il
ms State which exhibit much gratifying result
'hnn WE have at any time aucipl'ed in regard to the
popular vote. The vote il the ninety coun les stands:
Democrats $3.50
" higs 3b.637