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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Turn him OUt-HIc is honest!

The editor of the Journal, at Lafayette
Indiana one of the staunchest Feleralist.
Of the State, says:
"Some things are pitiablc, some things
are contemplate, and others beneath con-
tempt. With the latter class may bt
reckoned the miserable, weak, and futile
attempts Of certain doughIaced editors and
political leaders to cheat the people into a
belief that Gen. Taylor is WlLMOT
PROVIS OMAN!"
What think the "dough-faces of this
city and State of their brother who can
speak thus plainly Of their rascality! He
speaks truly, in saying that their efforts
are beneath contempt. They can cheat
none only young Whigiings, who have adj
vanced no further in political learning
than their standard bearer himself.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

Ohio Election.

The Buffalo Express, Wing, having ex-
pressed itself, on late occasion, rather
joyously in reference to the prospects Of
its party in Ohio, the Cleveland Herald
thus cautions its rejoicing coaGiator:
"Our neighbor ofthe Express, mistakes
somewhat the position Of parties in our
State contest, SO far as Governor is con-
cerned. But two nominations have been
made Ford and Weller. 1t is expected
that the Van Buren, Free Soil men will
generally vote according to their former
party associations, with the exception that
a considerable portion of the old liberty
party vote will be thrown for Mr.. Ford.
Therefore, If Gen Ford is elected by a
handsome majority, it will not be regarded
here, and should not be abroad, as deter
mining the question in favor of Gen. Tay-
lor."
Very properly spoken, Mr.. Herald,
when you say,--''If Gen. FoRD is elected
by handsome majority, 1t piH not be re-
gnrded here, and should not be abroad, as
determining the question: in tavor Of Gen.
TAYLOR" And why not? A little ex-
PLANTATION will make it plain.
The Western Reserve is capable of
giving from six thousand to ten thousand
wing majority. 1t controls the vote Of the
State for President and Governor. There
is wide spread and deep disaffection To-
wards Gen. TAYLOR in that part of the
State; which is evidenced by the fact, that
the three wing nominees for Congress, in
that quarter, have expressed their decided
opposition to Gen. TAyLoR's election,
while two Of them are out and out in
favor of VAN buren, and ADAMS. The
same remark will hold good in respect to
candidates for all other responsible offices;
the truth being, that the most becoming
way for candidates to recommend themsel-
YES for nomination by wing conventions,
was to declare their opposition to Gen.
TAYLOR. Gen. FORD, who resides on
the Reserve, is SO well aware ofthis anti
TAYLOR feeling, that he deems it most
prudent not even to avow himself in favor
of Gen. TAyLoR's election: but keeps en-
tirely quiet on that subject.
This disaffection extends all over the
State, though not to SO great degree as
OH the Reserve.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Just as we expected:

The St. Louis Union of the 2Sth saws
that Gen. Van Antwerp ofthis State, who
Is now in st. Louis on business, declared
to a friend that he should immcdiatel,
decline the nomination of the Free sol
Convention which recently met in Iowa
City.
The nomination, as we supposed, was
made without his consent orapproval, and
the same was the case with Doctor Waters
who also promptly declined the honor:
"The Free soil Convention Of Iowa
was tall affair. We understand there
were about forty Abolitioni>ts, and OF the
number but two were recognised as eve,
having acted with the Democratic party
Verify Free soilism is using up the Dem.
Ocracy of Iowa!!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
nTnke il Fish r hcbc?"

The Albany Argus, denominates the
Ticket formed by the Buffalo Convention,
"The Goldfish and Cabbage Ticket''-We
understand that the Aboiitionists Of this
state, are making preparations for feast
upon this desert at the November Election.
They met at Iowa City on Wednesday Of
last week and formed Ticket for the
State. We do not know, who the unior-
tunate individuals are who are thus made
to erect the gallows for their own politi-
cal execution, but presume no one, who is
not entirely lost to all sense Of property
will be found to accept the proffered ruin.
Gen. Van Antwerpis said to have been
by his consent. He will not go dovn from
his position to feast upon Coctsh and
Cabbnge.-Miner's Express.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

Died at his residence near Marion, Linn conn.
ty, Iowa, On the 10Th inst, Mr.. SAMUEL
HUNTER, aged 70 years.
The deceased was native Of the county oil
Tyrone, Ireland. and emigrated to the United
States and settled in the county of Pickaway.
Ohio, where he resided until the fall of 1871
when he removed to this place and has remained
to the time Of his death.
The writer knew Mr.. Hunter intimately. In
his ordinary intercourse he was frank, generous
and impulsive. IN the private circle he was a
devoted husband parent and friend, and posses
sed in an eminent degree that readiness Of SYM
pathy and righteousness ,or which his country
men have become pr,verbial. He left an aged
widow ana numerous family Of children 10 de-
p.ore his loss.
Died. Oct. /, 1913. at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas Hill, her son n-Iaw, in this vicinity,
Mrs. MARIA DOREN, formerly Of Philadel-
phia, aged 81 years.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

.t'' N't~"S' C'dS. h'S'
eases Of +he Lungs, .fs'hmos, cnd all te
'esP"n'o'y organs 49, '.-i-
AND STILL THEY CONrN
The iol l"win- is anoher insta' GO where two
or three bottles oi the faisam Of wild Cheny
GOT only relieved. bu' cured
49, onsG;npii'e patients Will please read the
following statement from the Harrison Gazette
lhe !hGiedulous are also i'm tied 10 read lie fol-
lowing note f ON The Rev. Mr.. Col,.ron. whose
character Tor truth AID ,eracity stapis above sus-
nic!on, and have ;he!r doubt dispeied as 10 the
superiority Of WIsrAR's BAIsAM or Wild
CHERRY. over all other medicines .! the same
character: now before the public:
toHypoN, Ia, Jan. %. 1916.
Ii is no less duty than pleasure 10 state for
Tie teneht OF tie afflicted. that-I consider Wis
'ar's ba'sam OF Wild Cherry great blessing to
lie humaL race. Having tried i in d ease Of
severe aflilction Of the lungs. unhestatinaiy re-
commend il 10 those similarly afflicted as the best
remedy have ever tried, and one W hich cured
me when physicians said mus die. and When |
thought myself that my time TO depart WAS near
al hand. WI. CCLDEON.
This medicine continues 10 he suld by the old
established agents, II. BLAKE$IFY & Co
southwest corner Ct Third ard CteSLu, streets,
IT LOUIS.
Sold also by w. P LYON, Iowa CITY: ,Nye
Il Co, and A. Daniels & Bro. Marion Green
4 Bro. Cedar Rapids h. Hall & Co, linton;
and by our duly authorized Agent in every tow !.
throughout the state. "a
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC
d DISPATCHES,
ron THB 1Hpnnmun
Arrival Of the Steamship
III d II M "A N

The Herman arrived at New York on Thursday last.
Liverpool markets without any material change
from last adyices.
FRANCE.--An express from Paris on Tues
day the 10th to Liverpool announces the return OF
Louis Napoleon.
The result Of the City elections not yet known:
there are several candidates for the Presidency, bu,
the three moderate candidate have the best chance.
The disputes among the people at Turin have re-
suited in request to the Cabinet to resign and form
new one in accordance to the wants OF the country
The Piedmontese Gazette Of the soth, Aug. states
that Steamer vesuvius had been ordered by scilian
Government to take troops and land them at Malas-
The Napolese troops had advanced from Assinia
and were repulsed on the 9TH.
Government ordered formation of seven new
companies. #E ~
TURKEY--choicra raging with undated fu-
~. Another large fire had broke out consuming
two hundred houses. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Ireland report the
country in the distracted state as last advces
In the rural districts, the same alarming symp-
toms exist. The peasantry were fiocking together
Bonfires for beacon lights sre lighted nightly, and
the greatest CONSERVATION prevails.
Military are still under arms, and the most fear
full collisions are hourly expected.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6. :
GEORGIA ELECTION.-The following
returns of the Congressional election are nothing
more than reported returns by telegraph:
LIST. District, Butler King, W. elected; I'd District
James Calhoun, W. supposed to be elected Sd Dis
trict, Alien w. Owen, W. supposed TO be elected !;
4th, 5th, and 9Th districts not heard from; 18th and
sth districts, Stephenson and Toombs, both wings,
elected.
ST. LOUIS MARKET--LEAD,s sales 500
pigs at $50; stock heavy. FLOUR, 400 bills. coun-
try brands at 4.l5a 1870. WHEAT, 500 bushels poor
to choice, 45c to s5c. Conn, SO TO 50.
NEW YORK, Der. 6.--FLouR. $50 SIS.
Considerable demand for Wheat. Ohio WHEAT,
81 II. Corn, mixed, &C; prime yellow, 67Aa76c.
Western LARD, 81
BLooMINGToN TELEGRAPHERY, - P. NJ. Oct. 6.
River falling-busness brisk. Nash, the mate of
the Ohio Mail, had another hearing this afternoon;
several witnesses sworn--evidencei is strong against
him. The examination BY agreement Of parties re-
mains open until tomorrow evening, when it will
be finally closed.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
A mother Lab0rer I'm the Wing
yineyard.--The Wages Of Sim
.nuropriately Employed.

The last Iowa Republican contains the
announcement Of a new paper, to be pub
,,sbed at Kanesville, or Council Bluffs,
Iowa, BY Orson Hyde, the notorious Nor
mon leader, to be called the Frontier
Guardian This is the establishment,
which Picket says was "given' to the
Mormons by the wings, and which Hyde
declares he received from them, sgiving
hi. paper therefor" Others may think
these statements conflict, we think they
amount to the same thing.
With this powerful engine-powerful
for good or i'll, as it happens to be guided
and evidently and indisputa-
blv the wages Of fraud, bribery and corr
ruption, we may naturally infer, that
the cause Of whiggery and that Of the
aLater Day Saints" will be vigilantly
ouarded, and move on tremendously to-
sether, hand in hand. Especially will we
he warranted in this assurance, when its
conductor combines in his own person,
the bribed tool Of wing corruption and the
usurper of the apostolic successorship Of
the great founder and Prophet Of Nor
monism. Look well to the East, sir
"Guardian!" For from thence cometh
Inv wages. From thence also come :the
cattle upon thousand hills" which "are
the Lords" and consequently, as you both
preach and practice, belong to his chosen
saints of the latter day. Aye, look well
to the East For, however much we might
deprecate it, from thence We fear your
own lawless acts will again bring the aven-
ger, when forbearance shall have long
ceased to be virtue! Look well to the
East, sir "Guardian!'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
MARYLAND Election.

Frederick county elects whig sheriff; Prince
George county, wing sheriff and senator; Carroll
county, democratic sheriff; Ann Arundel county,
democratic sheriff and senator; Baltimore, demo
cratic sheriff.
BLo6NISoTox, Oct 9Th, l0-P. NJ.
NEW YORK.--Mr. Cochron succeeded in selling
six million u S. loan.
Latest intelligence from Liverpool states that
OBrien, Meagher, and ODouald, haze been indicted
for high treason.
PARIS Friday was in great state of excite
ment in expectation Of the arrival of Louis Napole-
on. Cavaignac viii not oppose him in taking his
seat; change Of ministry is talked of.
OBSTRUCTIVE FiRE.-Ahout ~ O'Clock last
night tie Temple at Nanvoo took fire and was enz
trely consumed, Undoubtedly the work Of an inceE-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Administrators Notice

DY virtue Of a license and decree Of Probate
ID Court OF Johnson county, Iowa. will sell
on Tuesday the 7th day Of November. ls4s, be-
tween The hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. M. and o.
clock, P. M. 10 the highest bidder, at tire State
House in Iowa, the following described real es-
tate of Charles Cambridge. deceased:-26O aci es
OF land-beng part Of sections "a and 80 !.
10 N. Range Yves, Of the t!h P. NJ ; this tract
embrrces Timber and Prairie, and for fertility
of soil is not surpassed by any in the county.
Terms---One fourth cash in hand, and the
balance in three equal payments, at six, twelve
and eighteen months. -
F. M. IRISH, adE.'r Of the
estate of j. F. and G. Cambridge.
Oct II, le4s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Later Foreign News.

The Steamship CAMBRIA arrived at Boston since
the arrival Of the Herman and brings later dates
The reports which we have receiv ed are very un-
satisfactory.
The Irish still foiled by the vigilance of the
police and military, who are using every means to
suppress the rebellion or to capture the leaders.
Frankfort has been the scene of dreadful revolt
thirty barricades erected and desperately de-
Tended and at the latest accounts the revolt had not
been suppressed.
ratified by Frankfort Assembly.
There are strong fears that the harvest will prove
deficient, which will require larger imports than has
been received the last fortnight.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
NOTICE
TO COUNTY TREASURES.
AUDITORS OFFICE: Iowa,
Towa Civ act = 1913

AUDIToR's OFFICE: Iowa, ]
Iowa City, Oct. 5, l848.
THE attention of Treasurers of the several
/ counties is called 10 the seventh section OF
Is An act to amend an act providing Tor ievying
and collecting revenue for State and county pur-
poses," approved January 25th, 1913.
H. order to enable the State to meet her labl-
tiles in the payment of the interest on the loan
of 1871. it is necessary that the section referred
to should be strictly complied with by the sew
eral County Treasurers.
JOS. T. FALES,
Auditor of State
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
University Of Louisville.
EAW DEPARTMENTS SESSION

~ I -
r HE Hon. L. NJ. EWING, late Chief Justice of
] Kentucky, having been appointed Professor,
the faculty now consists of ...
Hon. EPHRAIM NJ. EWING, L. L. D., Profess
sor of Constitutional Law, Equity, and Criminal Law
Hon. HENRY PIRTLE, L. l.. d., Professor of the
Science of Law, including the Common Law and
Commercial and International Law,
PRESTON s. LOUGHBOROUGH, L. L. D., Pro-
fesSor of the Law of Real Property and of the Prac-
tice of Law, including Pleading and Evidence.
The third session of the school will commence on
the first Monday in November next, and continue
four months.
Instruction viii be given by recitations, by exam
nations and by oral lectures and exposiions, of
which six i'll every week will be given to each class.
A Moot Court will sit twice in each week, at
which cause, previously given out, will be argued
by the students, and opinion delivered by the
presiding professor.
The students of the Law Department of the Uni
versty are, by provision Of its charter, entitled
to attend the Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in
the Medical Department without charge. A course
of such lectures will be delivered to the Law and
Medical classes during the session.
valuable library has been Obtained, OF which
the students will have the use as also access to the
libraries Of the Pi ofHsSorS.
Students who shill ha, attended two full course
OF instruction in this University, Or one in some
other school and one in this, have practi Sed the
profession one year, and attended one course Office
lures here. and have passed satisfactory examna
ton, will be entitled, upon the Recommendation OF
the Law Faculty. to the degree of Bachelor of Laws,
wht the University is authorized TO confer.
The fe is $40 to each Professor, and the mltricu-
lation fee So. ...--.
Good board and lodging can be had in Louisville
and its vicinity for from SO to So 30 per week.
Communications should be addressed to Profess
sor PiItle at Louisville, Ky.
JAMES GUTHRIE, President
July d, 1sis.-3w University of Louisville.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

NORTH CARoLIsA.-The official returns
snow the following result
:. Governor, l848. President, 1874.
Manly,w. Reid, dem. Clay. Polk.
1880 4l,486 1892 39,287.
'ianly's majority, s74 Clay's mai. 8, Gas
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

pr Smiths Tonic Syrup or Vegetable
Febrifuse has now been in use, in portions Of the
Western Country, for more than eight years, and
who were suffering with Fever and Ague,
have been taught its incomparaly value by expert
ence Of it's wonderful curative properties, and have
accorded to it celebrity unparalleled in the whole
wide range of medical science. As there are many
spurious TONES hawked about on the reputation Of
this, the purchaser should be particular and take
none but the true Smiths Tonic, which is for sale
by W.P. LYON.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Administrators Sale of Real Estate
N pursuance Of a license granted by the Court of

I N pursuance Of license granted by the Court Of
/ Probate in and for the county Of Johnson, and
state of Iowa, win expose to sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, Saturday the goth Of Sep
tember. 1878, between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock, p NJ. Of said day, at the State House
door in Iowa CITY, in slii county, the following real
estatc of William l.. Gilbert. deceased late of said
county, situated in Johnson county, to wit: Seven
acres of the NJ T.. the f.. half of the n. W
or. Of seco No. II. in 7. No 10, north of range No.
w. of the 9TH principal me Ii there is situated
on said premises 70 story frame house. good
barn and other fixtures, and the whole is under a
good fence.
Also. another tract of land supposed to he thirty
five acres, known part Of the s. or. of the n. E.
or of section No. ,. T. No. 70 N of range west Of
the 5th principal meridian.
Also, out lot No. 3, in that part of Iowa City known
as the county seat. The above described premises
will be sold subject to the widows dover
At the time and place the widows dover
will be offered for sale in the above described real
estate. Terms of sale will be made known on the
day of sale. GEO. S. HAMPTON,
Administrator de bon's non of the estate Of Will
liam l.. Gilbert deceased.
September 18th, A. ID. 1SIS.-n25-st
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
LIST on LETTERS

~ee
~ EMAINING in the Post Office at Iowa City, Iowa
II, on the aoth day Of September, ls4s, which i
not taken out before the 3lst day Of December 1913
will be sent to the p .. Department as dead letters
Il kirkpatrick John
Banks Francis NJ
Bushnell Alexander Lane Mr.
Burge John Luttgers Henry
Britton William Lock Edmon
Brobrook F Rev
Butler Jacob Mcconnell Margret MISS
Dirge Elijah Miller II Rev
Baughman sn,l McDonoll Eneas Mr.
Blobaum Henry McAtte Patrlc
Brown Edwin Manford E Rev
Bins Margrave w Doct
Brown Hiram Moreland John l.
Bohm Christian Mcdowell Henry
C. Mctirew d
Clerk of U S court Maynard stephen
Clerk Supreme court
Clark Susan Mrs Ormsoce WIN
Cocrahm James I
Coe Beniiman Peck Mary Miss
Connolly Edward Packard
Colver Price sen
Cole Marcus Palmer James
Crozer VIM NJ Parker Sally Ann
Cox David Proprietor of City Direc-
Clark II tory
Cooper Rebecca Parsons VIM
Curtles Col
Crozier David Reder VIM
u Robinson VIM I
Darcy Edward Doct .Roborborts Edna
Davidson Matilda NJ MASS Reynolds Summon
Buglas Roberts Sarah 4
Eddns WmC Shumarder DR.
Ealv VIM G. SlltztOck John
Eliot WmM Secretary OF Lodge
Eimons John Sumner Josiah
Stump George
Felkner Lewis Starr Isaac
Flood Thomas sec y
FoaIy Patric Schover DIX
Fry Titus Smyth VIM
Fessler Elisabeth shafer Daniel
Felkner Henry SecreSt NJ
Felkner Elisabeth Scullinn Michael or Nedy
G
Gordon Thomas Thompson John
Gray Elisabeth Turner Atty at Law
Green George Hon Tommas Owen
Gfrorrer FIX Jacob John
Gardner Samuel d Thompson Lewis
GosneiI John Tol VIM
Granger Barlow Tompson Francis
Gordon EIecto TOlbot Daniel
Quinn John ihofnmas Oliver
w
Haines Robert William David
Hail Elias Waugh James d
Hall Clark Waitar David NJ
Hill John w Williamson David
Harris John Warren FitZ II
Wickoff John
Irish FM Wilkinson NJ s
J Wilson John
Jayne Marie Mrs Wray David
Johnson Rolla Weigh ofIowa City & stot'
Kinney Hon Yocom Joseph
King John
Persons calling for said letters will please say
advertised. s. C. TRoWBRIDGE, p, NJ.
CCYTHES and SNEATHES-a good article
- grass and grain Scythes; Also, shovels, Spades,
ptchforks Glass; sc. Just received and for sale low
by c. H. BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

Dumb A.ssc, Chill Fever,
REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT F.-


REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT FF.-.
VERT. |
THIS priceless remedy possesses acknow-
lodged medical properties, which command the
attention, patronage ard approval-not. only Of
enlightened communities where it has been in
troduced-but of many eminent Physiciahs, who
for years have prescribed it in their practice
1t is mild without being ineiFectuai,ant certain
In its effect without implying danger to the sys-
TEN. The great desideratnm Of all remedial
Agents, is to obtain one that will eradicate dis
ease, and not supply its place with another.
This important end has been fully attained n,he
preparation of Smiths Tonic syrup OF Yegeta-
be Febrifuge-,le sanative pr cperiies Of which
have been subjected to the severest test in more
than sa,rszr.. s,-Es
-, ONE, MILLION |, OF yc.AsEs,sss
within the last eight years. Durias, t'issspace
Of time volumes of unsolicited tes,inmlsiats haze
been heaped upon the inventor of this valuable
medicine, atiesting 10 its supreme control over
The intermittent ard remi'tent forms OF ttiseasc
Unlike scores Of Ephemeral and deleterisus ros-
trums which have ushered into being to dazzle
for the moment, ''smiih's Tonic Sytup'' has by
intrinsic merit alone secured the,mast elevated
position in the confidence Of discriminating
pnbi>. Ii not only breaks the ehill, bat invis-
CRATES the whole system by aiiordiug new nrate-
rial tor the 5lood-thus restoring the tracked,
emaciaed frame to snund and primitive health.
NOR mas experience prorei ilIs remedy iess
valuable ID preventing an effect which the qui-
nine Ague PHI preparations OF The day are almost
certain 10 produCe-Enlargem cement Of the Spleen
or Ag"e Cake-reldpses heretofore ofso frequent
occurrence are also etiectuay guarded against
by an observance OF The directions which accom-
panv each bottle.
GREAT MIsTAKEs!l
are made by persons who suppose ali "Tonic
SyrnPs, .Ionic Mixtures" Of Tonic subsan-
ces' are alike-in combination. virtues, orsw hat
is still more important, in effect. We can assure
those who purchase under this belief will read.
~ discover their error upon a trial of the genuine
Smiths Tonic >yrup or Vevetabe Fchriuge.
I'll. BLAKE>LEY & Co, southwest cor
ner OF Ihid and Chestnut streets, ST. LouisiGen-
eral Agents fo5 the West H..
Sold also by W. P. LYON, Iowa City; Nyc
Co, and a. Daniels. s, Bro, Marion Green
& Bro, Upton; and by our duly auihciized
Agents throughout The state H524
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Iowa City Iron and Steve Store

fHEHE Subscriber begs leave to inform thcstit.
II zens Of Johnson and adjoining counties, that
he has, il! addition to his large sogment of Sea-
sonahle Goods, opened for the sale Of all
kinds of
IRON; ALSO, COOKING, PARLOR ASD
AIR TIGHT STOVES,
which will be sold for Cash as low as can be bought
Oh the Mississippi River. Particular mains win be
taken to keep the assortment all tines comDIete
and those desiring to purchase will please call AMI
see for themselves.
Backsmiths from distance sending for IRON, can
nave Their orders filled on good terms if pres
cnt. = S,NNAy
Iowa City, May 81, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11

~ RoCERIES-Brown and white Sugar, Coffee,
" Tea, Molasses, Whiskey; also chewing and
smoking Tobacco, just received and for sale by
| April 2s. c. H. BUCK.