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LOUISVILLE KY, April. I746.
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prise Of my intimate friends, and NOT less VI
myself. think ! could have sold soar I'M.
bottles IF Prices Patent Texas Tonic, a
long period Of III health wen known d nv
friends, and my sudden restoratioa-for 4 mn1
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gtor, Y ne makes me agent for the State Of
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lY' sJAMEs r. SKELEs.
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believe his, he I,
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and durable.
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cases where il is ntb5
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the celebrated GRAPpp,
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rtgr NEW ORLEANS, April "a. 1874.
Joaa flsee-Dear Sif-From he extraordi.
nary relief that have received frDmN The gse
Of your y lexasT onic,n after haging lsbarsJ
nearly fifteen yearsunder an atFectiSp m ~
LiXeF, Constipation Of the Bowels. Indioes,;ar
general debility, 4 feel constrainef q IN
commend the use Of ii to the public. now
no language strong enough to use ing;ts n.
respectfully, ISAIAH b, FurIr Oufs
November 81, 1347. 1I4lv
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PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC.

NolorSat certificate Nth each Pactage-
Females in delicate health, peerless
Chin and Feoer, Constipation of The
BoaoelS, Chronic Headache, Asthma,
Vertigo, &c.
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Noble, March, 1876.
rev; VIM. winans, Preceding Elder Of the

M. e. Church. "S
New ORLEANS, April 8 I847.
MR. JoHN PRIcE-sir - have great pleasure
q assuring you, that after some experience Of
The character of TEXAS TONIC, j feel au-
%thorlzed e give It my devided opinion that
as a preventative Of disease and an Alternative
medictne, II is not excelled BY any preparation
OF human skill that has fallen in my way, and
n wishing you success in disposing of this me-
diclne. | consider myself as INDUCING in ex-
phyilanthropy, WIN. WfNANs,
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YAzoo CITY, MISS.
HAVING located id this city for the
purpose of carrying on business
in the above line, | have made an ar
rRngement with Mr.. p. O'Donnell, agent,
tosstore all Cotton consigned to me In
his Fire Proof Cotton Shed-haye an
extensive M Warehouse, and am prepared
to- receive and forward all Goods con.
signed to me. if39 al q aliir
Will make liberal Cash advances on
Cotton ii store and for shipment. 9a
Will furnish Bagging and Rope and
Plantation Supplies to those who may
intrust 5heif Cotton to my care,
Pledging myself that no exertion on
my part shall be wanting to render per-
feet satisfaction to those Of my friends
who may be disposedt to patronise me.
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ADrOcsssOMs, Groceries, SC.
u. NOONAN e RRN,S

- AA&WSs
: now receiving a choice assortment
II, q NE following articles in the above
Bacon B Lard, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rec
Candles, Soap, Chewing Tobac-
co OF the most esteemed brands.
Spices Of all kinds, tone, Wood
and Qqeensware, Castings, Hard
ware, Bar g. Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety Of other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all which he offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
May /, l847. 47ztf
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A WONDERFUL STEP SIN MUG

A WONDERFUL STEP SIN MUG.
BELIEVING the days Of common Music with
ID which the United States had lately been Hood.
ed at an end. the advertiser has published coIlec
ton of the most beautiful Sings, Marches, WuI,zes
poikas Maz.rkas. Duetis etc, rom engraved plate,
xith which he intends 10 convince the world that
rich and original article can be sold at less prc,
than a common one by obtaining large circulation
10 reduce the first expense Il will consist of twey,
original peices by the first modern Masters, some
which are from six TO eight Pages each bound II
one Volume. and called "A WREATH FOR THU
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Cover and Title, engraved and printed at a large ex
pense, in the yet almost unknown art of Xyloero
ply, and worked in six brilliant colors and bronzes
the whole forming collection the like Of which
cannot he bought single for double the money.
must be borne in mind that this is not trashy stuff
got up on poor paper and type, but beautifully en-
graved and printed on the finest paper, by Broad
way establishment. The work will make spIen
did present and will be RENTED by mail on the re
cept Of 81 so post paid, TO
WIN. vANDEKBEEK. 3s5 Broadway. N. Y
Also, constantly on hand, all the new and fash
onabe Music, and all the reprints from foreign edi
ItiOns.
Editors Of country papers giving this two inser
tons. and sending copy ofthe paper to the abov,
address. shall receive copy Of the work immedi
ately.
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49, CATALOGUE OF TEAS
On Sale at tie Warehouses of The
PEAE.v TEE CD.EYP.Y.NE'
rs FULTON STREET NEW YORK.

10 q II FULTON STREET NEW YORK.
The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are
done up IN quarter pound, half pound and
one pound packages-lhe first, or inside
wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is wa
'erprooi paper and the third or outside wrap
perls OF Chinese rice paper. The Company
sell none INT good Teas, done up 10 this SUI
ptrior manner, all of them grown IN The mos,
tuxurios districts in China. Country deal
FRS may select as small quarity of enc
kind as they ike. and have them packed in
one chest, These Teas also come in FIVE
pound Chinese packages. called qualoons,
a convenient iancitul and portable shape.
Persons residing in any part of The Unit,
ed States or Canada, can order any of the
Teas 10 this Catalogue, by letter, in quan,l
ues 10 sun Their wishes. We pack them in
Chinese boxes and deliver them to The For
warning merchant flee from charge for pack
ing or carriage. The money should always
accompany the order
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-22
Cheat s. Grow Rich.

sIsHIS has been the secret principle Of too
/, many Of the wholesale dealers - Teas
up 10 this time, and they have pracused the
most shameful imposition Oh the Country
Meschant without any fear Of detection
Bur new era ia the Tea Trade has come
and the PEKIN TEA COMPANY claims
IKE honor OF its introduction. They Were
The FIRST 10 raise the banner Of Reform, on
WHICH j, has inscribed the simple words
ssPure Teas at Honest Prices =
| A complete revolution has been the conse-
louence Let CONSUMERS Of Tea every where
look al what we have done.
| lst. We were the first 10 send them Teas
that used 10 be called TOO good for them be-
fore Is. Is
F 2nd We have driven out of the market
Ia vast amount oil trash. and Introduced BET.
| ,er class Of Teas than has yet ever been
lsold. importers Of Tea often come TO us Il
get for their own use. and Tor their friends,
4 line qual,ties they can find nowhere else.
i 3fd We have reduced prices more Than
IS per cent. both in Black and Green Teas
n The wholesale gicceTs say we are running
The trade and calls US 5humbugs. This VIZ
have done already, and now see what ".
are readytto Go.
j Isl. We vii. sell Teas by the single chest,
! half chest, or IA ID box, at the same prices
that wholesale .rocers pay 10 the importers
when they buy by the hundred packages.
/ 2nd The wholesale grocers allow only
j Is or a, most la lbs tare,l TO The halt chest
/ This is a cheat. We will allow, in mos,
! instances. Is and / 6 lbs lare on the same.
i Sd. We hereby undertake 10 sell every
kind Of Tea from sic TO f,ceiDe cents per ID
|ckeaper than the wholesale grocers do.
How can we do this, asks the country
mel chaDts2 esg @ .tsi
This is our answer. We are content with
seven per cent profit instead OF 70 y 5o pei
Gent. a la wholesale grocer.
| We. deserve the thanks oil The country
merchants for saviLg them hereafter from
Ibeng cheated. Let,he,n come 10 The Ware
houses OF the PEKlN TEA COMPANY
and compare samples OF Tea they geteise.
where; and il ,hey buy, bad Teas then, al
high prices. il IS their own fault
j An English importer lately boasled TO US
lthathe could make more money by sending
/ bad Teas 10 the New York market than OIL
good Teas We are resolved 10 overthrow
rhis fraud; and now car! upon agents 10 ev-
lery town in the Unied States to come Tor
ward and buy the Teas imported by The
PEKIN. TEA COMPANY; and we pledge
Yourselves, tia, if In six months they do not
sci! more Tea than the oldest and largest
tdealers in the town. we will give them our
Tea wl,hou, charge. This is plain english
and cannot be misunderstood. We appeal
Tor testimony 10 the Immense success oi our
agents IN any pan of'he United States.
| "Agents 'anted in every 7oun inthr
United STATES for the sale Of these 7eas.puy
achich they can make money, and conter b.
EFT upon The Public by supplying the ben
article. .,.e,e z-a ans aEr
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NEW GOODS.
One Price StOFE

= i
COMMERCIAL ROW, IOWA CITY
THE Subscriber has just reiurne rom
= New York and Philadelphia. vim
endid assortment OF Dry Goods. Ha,
ofaps, Boots. Shoes. Sc, consisting in arr,
the following:
CLOTHS, &c.
Black. Blue, Green, Pilot and Sleeps G soa
Casimeres, black and fancy. Sa,lnetindd
Cadet and Steel mixed. Royal Cord res,e
rweels. Ves.ings, Cashmere and
Barathea.
Ladies, Dress Goods,
Plain and figured Silks. Cashmeres, De
LANES, figured and plain Aloacas, Victo-
ria Plads, Prints, different styles. Cling
hams, twilled and plain, black and white
Grape, Bishop Lawn. &c.
.MUSLLyyrS, ETC!
Jaconette, SWISS, Null, Book, Bleached
| md Brown. Skir.s.--Grass cloth, Hough's
Patent and corded, Black and colored
cambria.
SHyaWLS, GLOVES, ETC.
Cashmere, Nett, Striped and PLAID Shawls
Linen cambria and Hemmed Stitched
Handkerchiefs. and Fancy crayats; Merine
Plaid for Ladies Cloaks, Plaid Linsey; La
dies and Genilemen's Gloyes;-a full as.
sorimen, Of Hosiery, Window and Wal
Paper.
FL.A-N.NELS, ETC.
Red and White, Bieached AMI Brown
Canton, Bleached, Brown and T ue Drill
Blankets.-94, l04. l2a. Wool omfort.
ers and Horse Blankets. BedtIcs ng, A.
prom check and cotton Battling.
BO.N.NETS, HATS, ETC.
Uncut Velvet for Ladies' Hats; Flor
ence Bonners; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Artificial Fiowers;-Men's eNuiria, Mole
skin, and Angola Hats; Monterey, Yer.
Cruz, and Navy Caps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' CATER Boots, half do; Kid and
bronze Slips, Ladies Buskins, Goat Boots
md Morocco do; Misses buskins, and
boots. Children's do; Mems fine and coarse
boots, fine and coarse brogans and pumps
boys brogans.
FANCY .aRTICLES
Shell and Horn Combs. silver thimbles,
Scissors, Penknves. Razors. Whalebone,
| Silk purses, Carpet Bags, Gold. pointed
pens. Autograph prints, Ivory and poke,
combs, FaEcy Baskets, Pearl Studs, Nee
dies and Pirs, Looking Glasses, Necklaces,
Shaving Cream. Hooks and Eyes.
ALSO,
Groceries. with variety Of other ar,i
cles, which tie Public are invited 10 call
and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES ROBINSON.
October 20. lS47.
N. B FALL WHEAT, Beeswax, Try
Hides. Honey. Butter, Cheese and Eggs,
taken in exchange for goods.
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NAPLES HOUSE
MIN ST. DUBUQUE, IOW.H.

.WJdIN 81. UUBUQUE, lOW.7.
THE undersigned having become proprl
etor of this new and spacious house,
has fitted it up in the FIRST style for the ac-
commoda,ion ofthe travelling community
and is determined to spare no effor, or. ex.
pense ia giving satisfaction aud comfort 10
all who may favor him with ,he,r custom
His rooms are airy, elegantly furnished and
commodious, and his table will at alllimes
be supplied with substantals and luxuries
of the best that the country affords. He
Hatters himself that with his experience as
a landlord at the East, and with building
SO capacicus and well arranged. he will be
enabled to establish the character of the
NAPLES House upon a par with the hrs,
hotels in the West. Notwithstanding the
superior style and extensive arrangeme MS
of his house, his prices will be moderate
aud upon scale in accordance with the
times. Boariers, transient and regular,
will be charged no more than is customary
at the other hotels OF tbs city.
Connected with the establishment are
good stabling accommodations ON reasona.
BILE terms. ejt8H IN
With assiduity in attending to the wants
and comfort of his visitors. the proprietor
hopes TO merit and receive liberal sup
por, from the public.
Dubuque. Odt. LIST, 1876. SO ly.
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DOCTORS MURRAY e. MCCORMICK
HAVING dissolved partnership with DR.
II Silas Swan. in the practice OF medicine
offer their professional services TO the cl,i
zens Of Iowa City and vicinity, and will at
tend promptly 10 all calls.
They are always 10 be found at their of
Gee, day and night, unless absent on pro.
fessional business. Office on Clinton street
few doors north Of Lyman Hollis store.
lowe City, April 10. l847. I,
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Bridge Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting Of persons "a
vorable to the erection Of bridge across
the Iowa River at Iowa City, held at the
Capitol on Saturday, the 9TH Of March,
l848, it was resolved, that, owing to the
sparseness Of attendance, occasiened, no
doubt, by the inclemency Of the weather,
this meeting stand adjourned till Wednes-
day, the 22d inst, at the Court House, at
] o'clock, P. NJ, and that the Secretary
be requested TO cause this notice to be
published ID the City papers.
P. H. PATTERSON. Sec'y.
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T. binel Making and Under.
taking.

NHEundersigned respectfully informs The
citizens oflowa City and viciplJv. that
ne sill continues to carry on the above bus
mess 10 all Its various branches al his old
stand, on Clinton street, a few doors south
of the public square. Persons wishing to
buy good and cheap furniture, will ind j, to
their advantage 10 give him a call.
~ He is provided with good hearse.
nd will attend al all times 10 the business
{ an undertaken.
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan.2l, 1876.
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up BY Nathan Williams, living
i 10 Poweshiek township, Jasper county
iowa. two estEays of the following desclip
ton, viz:
One Light Sorrel Mare. the left fore
foot and right hind foot white. blaze in
The face, some saddle marks on the back
thirteen hands high, and supposed 10 be six
or seven years old.
The other Black Horse Colt with a
white spot in the forehead, deficient in the
right hind foot, and supposed to be one year
old last spring; no oiner marks or brands
perceivable. Appraised at twenty eight
dollars Lemuel Perrin aud Joseph Kntz on
the 18th day of November A u ls47, and
certified 10 BY c.. Fl Hamln, justice of The
peace JESSE RICHMAN,
.a E Clerk B e.. }. C.. Iowa.
Newton, Nov. Goth, lS47.
E.t AN act
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa Capital Reporter, and Iowa
Standard.
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u. i. &P. FAY.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Nufs, Windop Glass, class Uare,
Stationery, School and Blank Books, Gro
ceries, and Brandy and Wines. for .Meii-
cal use only. In the three story Brick
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, Iopn.
KEEP constantly on hand, large and fresh
supplies OF stock in their line. which
they will sell at the lowest marke, rates for
cash. We shall be constantly receiving large
5 dJitions 10 our stock direct from the East.
which will enable US to offer our friends great
bargains. With many thanks 10 our hume
rous patrons for past favors. we wouIdinvlte
them and others wishing 10 purchase, 10 call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Tes'rtt cry Of IOsUN,
] o HNsoN CouNfY.
District Court for said County. To the
.Apri Term thereof l848.
=: Bajer DiDores.
vNHE said Nancy Earhart will take notice
= that on the tenth day OF September, l647
The said Jacob Earhart filed his Bill Of COM
oil amt in the District Court for said county
pr Johnson, praying divorce from the said
Nancy, which said Bill is now pending in
said Court; and that unless the said Nancy
appear before the said Court al the mex,
serm thereof, 10 be held al Iowa City in said
county. on The fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday in March. 1913. and plead
answer and dnmur TO said Bill, said Bill
will be taken a. confessed.
s. b GARDNER, Clerk
Dec Is, l647.-35 Sw
G. Folsom, Solicitor.
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Family Groceries.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on
i hand, at his old stand. all kinds Of FAM
ly Groceries, which he intends selling at iait
living prices, and as cheap as they can be
afforded al any point above tine Lower Rap
ids.
His stock is comprised in part of the fol:
lowing named articles:
Cofees. Teas. Sugars, .Molasses, Vinegar
Rice, MackeraI. Tobacco Of allkinds. Soap
Mustard. SaierGius, Pepper, Ginger, .Al
spice, .Nuimegs. Cassia, Sc, SC, ioge,he,
with variety OF other articles in his llne -
Call and see.
I. C. H. BUCK.
Iowa City, June %, 1887.
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e U M o II S "A Y S
GEN. SCOTT IS IN THE

q 1 1 q + NJ T. \ q UT!
4 / may be so; bu, one thing is certain. thai
COVER s. HOLT have just received ar
additional supply of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which makes their assortment as complete
and perfect as can be found in the State, and
they are determined to sell at the smale
profit, for Cash or Produce. Having mad
arrangements Tor quantity of good Butter
they will pay, oil the lime. the highest mar
ket price, and for the present. they will pay
8 cents per lb-one half Cash, and the 9TH
e. half Goods, Dom, forget that butter Is
worth only 6 Id cents 10 Bloomington. and
goods fully as high as at
COVER s. Hollis.
Iowa City. June IA, ls47.