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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10

poor child, and those who could not see the
water. keeping their eyes fixed on Lion. In an.
other instant a cry was raised, as a goden.tress-
ed head was seen TO emerge from the water
The noble dog had seen her first, though, and
ere the warning cry reached his ears he had
dashed from the boat with wonderful rapidtv
and was swimming toward the little sufferer as
though he knew that life and death depended on
his efforts.
His master watched his progress anxiously--
his face rs pale as death. and it was by rgidly
comprising them that he could control the ncr-
vous quivering Of his lips, ole has herr he
exclaimed, as Lion rose to the surface after a
long dive, holding little Adelne by the hair of the
head in such manner that her face was out of
water. He has her, and she is saved :" Down
went the steps and on them stood couple of ac-
tive Sailors encouraging the brave dog BY shouts
and gestures. and ready to receive his precious
burden when he should approach them. Slowly
he came on, wisiiuly cycling the steps and now
and then looking up at his master, who was lean
ing over the side encouraging him with his well
know voice.
" Here You are !" cried the sailors scizng the
little girl. She was hauled from one to another
and at last deposited in the arms Of an active
looking gentleman, whom every one seemed in
s'lnctively TO recognize as surgeon, and by
him carried below
snow, come up, that's brave fellow" said
the sailor, reircaing to make way for Lion to
climb the steps. But the poor creature whined
piteously: and after one or two fruitless attempts
to raise himself out of the water, he remained
quite passive.
"lIelp hm-help bim.' " lie is exhausted ;"
cried his master, tgh,inr his wav ,brough Tho
crowd, to 90 to the rescue of his f,vor,e Bv
the time. hovevcr be had ro,cbod III. 10, or
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
A U T L NJ n

Sweet Sabbath of the year,
While evening lights decay.
Thy parting steps methinks hear
Steal from the world away.
Amid thy silent bowers,
IT'S sad, but sweet to dwell,
Where falling leaves and dropping flowers
Around me breathe farewell
Along thy sunset skies.
Their glores melt in shade;
And, like the things we fondly prize,
Seem lovelier as they fade.
A deep and crimson streak
Thy dying leaves disclose;
And on consumption's waning cheek
Mid ruin blooms the rose.
Thy scene each vision brings,
OF beauty in decay
OF fair and early faded things,
Too exquisite TO stay.
or Joys that come no more.
OF flowers who's bloo6. is fled;
or farewels wept upon the shore
OF friends estranged or dead.
OF all that now may seem.
To memory's fearful eye
The vanished beauty of n dream
Ger which We gaze and sigh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-10
THE FARMERS HOME.
BY II. D. WHITE.

Oh If there be one spot on earth,
Where coudess bliss and Joy have birth
Where bighting sorrows seldom come,
And envy's bitter tongue is dumb
That spot Of peace and quiet mlrth
Is found beside the Farmers hearth.
Thrice sacred spo, where friendships light
In many lovely eye is bright
Where hearts and hands to kindness given,
Prepare an antrpast for Heaven,
And consecrate an humble " cot"
With all that kings in vain have sought
(Me) 1913. Oiiue Branch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
TO HALF a MILLION OF THE TOR
IUREU.
WE MEAN SUCH ASHAVE
'GEEHJ ESEg.EE&sr


On SPECIES or COMPLAINT FOR WHICH THE
$3.50 faculty TINS orthe old country lind gen
uiue remedy and which cannot always bc eNtermipated
even y painful and disgusting application OF The
seons kHilel We know that tr this disease dozens Of
useless remedies having lean puied notoriefy aud
soldt ceious ofdcceved individuals and that any ad
versed relief fer that reason, liable 90 he diSreaarded
hut we viii trust 10 the good sense of tie sufferers and
in any intention 10 deceive. and to credit unquali
fed a,sertlonstha nr upham's PIE ELECTUARY
Is sure AMI safe for life Of the fILEs, he they
terna or external, hlccdp- or blind The Elccluary
VIII cause hG little trouble Inconvenience when TAX
en-, audln any case. matter how had viii perfect
total ana perm net cXrpation of piles, and It's attend
ant ailments. In Boston, in TIE short space of two
years,
NEARLY THREE THot SAND 81 RE CURES
Were effected, and in New FORK there have been, do
not hesitate 10 sayhve times that number achieved in
the same pace O" me 1he inventor of the lieciuary
winch so fgfoHEhly cOHqucfs Whai has aHd docs
now baiaod Tie sk and experience ofthe medical fac
Y, Is ptae sing plNsician- HIS studious r5b at
College induced te terrible compliant, and It ives 20 re-
hove ms OWN saerngs that he expended TIC tome and
STUDY winch produced blessing to the community al
laIge iu l1FS"ape otthe Eleclnafy
There aIf Nanny causes OF les Ia some persons the
complaint d heqhtsi IRON their ancestors the eceaest
cause OF rs Is tc use "i violent pnfgatves III the
shape OF Hiis' At"e' forms prHcipal Ingredient Of
these pug -iH Pei's' ara aces iNarla"iy nhame and
ifriate thc tlhelary canal, weaken the stomach and
bowels am snake The whole it0lion Strong drinks
AZ" lf"ds ts. Inactivity and long sFitin2s have
me same y" hat'e Whal We cause The pro:
rg.'' 81 we E.eo'uSIl warrant a pMfi-LI RES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
CLTCKENE RS
sUGARCOATEDVE VEGETABLE PURGATIVE
p LIS

q ~ universally admitted TO opefnte not only as an
80 el" uai preventive iut as neVef ia1g rene
~ "a a "~eassS "iieh can ateet t4e human tahe-
lle@i-acir, Indigestion. rheumatism, fues SehfVE,
pfaps} S0al peN, thaefa m"rhis " ofms- VI hoouhz
couch Consumption, Jauhdlre t(hlnfN, Scatatna, III
StI coz PIa' y IoiNH ,'e's- 'l'as,s' 'i
FITS, Heartburn Gldducss IfNiHtias. Deafness Itch
inss ei she SKIN, teds, Eou GTaFe PAINS iH the back.
Inward WeaAness Publications "a the heart Eisuss in
tire thr"at. Asthma fever- Of all KINGS Female com
pafHi-. IN iHeslda Splitting OF biood sore eres.
Scfoiu ~ = AHlt1i5 lIt. i-"" laer sisr oudhg
Fluu1 AlNNsHr whites, Grpes, kln9s evi. locbiaW.
liYs'f1e 'eo ON the stomach epd all bilious ecions
fleurist Group sWeicd tees ai los syine-po2. Ire
nors W mie-aWeiltgs' iulnors leeT<, Nomin-. and
host OF others have successfully and repeatedly been
vanqH.shei by their powerful arm.
They have been known to eject permanent cures
when al other remedles bad proved nhaFaiiing and
/ Tue la-t Stages oil diseasN'
i#tE uHte IN many coSP7 sliefte"ed me PiesffiP-
beside tier unqualified commentator.
! They have been repeatedly recommended by men of
the distinguished characters, throughout the land.
and sanctioned III Europe by nohidnen and princes OF
royal blood
They have been introduced into the Hospitals Of Ed
inlure Paris and Vienna and thfouga the dsinteres
ted eNerilos of our Foreign nll assadafs, they have
reeeEad The qyeaae eommenda,ion Of ne lmpsIor
( ,i,r ' '" ''-' 49, " NV '''''
lrScarceIv Packet vessel Of any reputc sails from
tho mont m Nov orl ,vo,tt n most iundaut s,,ni,.
/ oft6e NV ~ ''Pf''
SICK MANS NEVER FAILING FRIEND
~ tr,5s l,,,e fcg, g.+sftfsfe,i in IN 10 ,5,.i
pal tilies inae Union applications constantly
reaching as from almost numteress villages IN every
section oi county esinn9hiais OF iheir marvellous
eheets 90 lu'liiS IA nun az qnti ~ Sueii
numles that we nave mol t'e q feaa ono III at then'
-, ft 80, 10 Isl ftie,I 1870 " ',,,s
iH'iehi a''S o' We f7' S,eI'ita' oesiItf - pos
s!99 -. ,"e mal5 t3'7ai."s Nio nave trieG CLiCA-
ENl.bS HILLS can e deceived I'D htirfc@uls! II q
ny liii"s "V o. 'a'h'l N's''' " .' ~ non "ae a.
60 have Teen held Hh as d should re- to Tic seofn and
/ deri>i9n OF Jusi : ot,rdrd community
q Remember n N.irtAei Is INC erlTinal III.
veulur Of The sugar Coated rms ana tHat nothing Of
tn sort was ever heafd 81 9hH Ne introduced them in
June, le@3. Purchasers should, therefore. always ask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
NENI. NIDI, TICl.

TSR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the
so1 cure of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT, NER.
NOUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c &c.
This medicine is offered to the public under the as
that there is article in existence having siron
claims 10 their consideration Being compounded
by regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col.
i.EGE. Philadelphia, and practising Physician of
tWegy years STANDING in Philadelphia his lon xperl-
nee los confirmed him IN the opinion that cnupound-
ed medicine was required 10 prevent and remedy The de-
Initiation produced by residing in low MIASMATlC
CLfMAIEE and 10 counterfeit the prostratne nfuen-
ces OF the many nervous disorders with which the hui
man family are afflicted.
EE. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
usea the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
EARS with The most astonishing effect having tested
lis quall'les in above I'VE thousand cases
No medicine ever received more fiattering recommen-
been bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late Dir. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philade
phla, pronounced II one of the BEET TONIC Tepata.
lions he had ever used, and recommended il strongly
cases OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
The following is an extract OF a letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW.
an eminent Physician ofLancaster county Pa.
"DE. ALLhN-DEAR ssR:--tt is with great pleasure
that inform you OF tie success attending your Medi.
cIne while employed miny practice firmly believe
that tn eight cases out OF ten The Fsueptlc may by the
Of your Medicine, rid himself 81 This thorn the
railway of lite. MOL only in Dyspeptic cases hut in
cases OF cousi patton and Diseases depending on
dcbitate slate OF iuc nervous system, together with
torpid state Of c Bowels viii your ELIXIR he of ines,
tIulahle Vaue.n
The next is letter from
J. A. CLEVELAND,
celebrated Physician and Or; egis of Charleston 5. c.
given IN his own words al length.
Charleston, april 10. lS47.
DIR, 6 W ALLEN-DEAR SHIT is with great salts.
faction take tis opportunity of adding my experience
in tine SAFE aad prescribing ofyour Vegetable Compound
for The cure Of Dysteps a, within the last eighteen
months, more than one hundred of the most
obstinate HMure many of them hein@ nysfeptic of from
To ean years standing and had deiied every treatment
audcnuate al last yielded, and were entirely CURED
ty toN bottles OF your invaluable compound; never
hal Medicine in my store si'ich has given such uni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
saWEN Co., GloRall, April 90, l534.

1hc fever aud aeuc is very prevalent in this State sud
Ncur RUS almost certain far IL have broken
t's disease uaen myself with TWO doses of the pills and
auln"i aluae in ihis experience, have kuowu many
"lhe's experience tite saUc benefits They are q medi
ciHe ,.ai exactly suits inis sutry climate. Yours &c.
NEDAD MI NSDN.
Tor sale ~ bASSEiT ROBINSON and JAMES
AAtb, Agents. pr ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Z ~ n -.
AT THE CANTON Ten STORE.

At THE CANTON Ten SIURf.
Nartet Square. iIa0ling Va.
ygFRERE vow may find pure teas, imported ',e
EtS Canton Tea Company Of New ON 10 '"'''''
and lG2 Greenwich sis. t.,.
Refill prices as folows-suje jet in all eases 10 re re
turned, if not approved OF ~ either "e9"t VI f'''
GREENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

seasonable goods. Jug
MEMS BOOTS.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
200 do Gents Fine morocco do
800 do MEMS stout calf welt Boots
eUO do Mems Kin boots.
MEMS MoNROEs
Ioeo PAIRS pen 5 iine cali and morocco Munroes
300 do Mems Stout calf welt Broeans.
400 do Mems prime thick hrogans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
Joe pairs Boys fine calf bools
100 do Youths do do do
- do do fine calf do
aoo BOYS AND Youriis' BRoGANs.
SEQ Pairs Boys Kip Broga's,
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
900 do do Thick do
| 500 do fouths' calf and morocco do
500 do do Rip Brogans,
dAplEs' sLlrrGgs, nALF CATERS, &c.
! $50 do Ladies Fine Kid sinners
quo do do Fine kid Walking Shoes,
500 do do Pump Sole CATERS
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Woaen's Kid and orocco Lace Boots
500 d" do calf Lace Boots
,o6 MISSES sLlrPERs, LACE BOOTS &c
$50 10 do Half Caters
CnHDREN's SHoTs S'S
& Sg0 palrs chrrs morocco and leather Bootees,
sC Co DO do Fancy coorcd Kid Bootees,
9G0 do do BLACK aud coored Kid ankle Ties,
5u0 d" do Morocco Lace Boots.
LOO do do Leather Pegee Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SuOE STOCK.
Constantly OH saud large and well selected assert
men of Shoe slecs and Findings, VIZ Spanish sole
Leather French and American calf skins Morocco
Kid, Lining and Binding skins ALsO-l ass, Boot
frees shoe Threats Walls, fcss, raieht and common
aw. tlaHs, Avn ladies', fmcers Knives; an assortment
OF French Shoe Kit, &c sc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 us we still solicit continuance OF the same
MeCLAl.LEN, KNON 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
@Sq8G6ggrgp

q GOOD Cooking Steve?--l'hcre is nothing mere
. desirable in the way OF house furniture than GOOD
Cooking siovetljcre great many excellent stoves
OF variety OF Patterns iu use hut we hsve seen
none mat appear 1" lave many ADVANTAGES as the air
tiGm CGmnluauon S,oye. We advise h0aspsrs pers 10
cav aud see thls Stove - JuHNSON's
Tin, Sheet lr'n altj Stove house, No lei. Mar.
kct square. sen "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
Coldridce's Balm Of Columbia Fol-


tie liar.-lts positive qualities are as tolnws-lsi.
For infants, keeping tie head free FROM scuTf, aud
causi iuNuri0u- rruwtit Of lhe lialr.
I'd, For ades AFTER chIdbirtH, restoring the skin
us usual strength and hrnnes, and preventing tis ai
Ting out of the hair.
I'd. For any person recovering from any debility, the
effect Is produced.
4ih. II used %. infancy I'll growth is started, il
may be preserved, l attca.on, 10 ts latest period of
iiie.
9Th II frees The head from dandruG sAens the
roots, ni 4ea!t and vigOrtO toe cIrcuat on and
prevents the hau hom changing color or sc slHs grey
GA. II oagsts tHe hair to curl beautifully, whoa done
~ al II over nizh ~ No asies toilet shonld ever
be made without 1t.
EXpectOraut syrup. onoi y%u olsl
sands have 3 premature death the want Of
tentiou 90 common COLD. Have you cough Rev
bi. b1riao.pmrwE ENpcciarant syrup, sale medical
rlptoa containing no poisonous drugs, and used
pa extensive practice or several ears 90 most to-
sltkey give relc UHd You FROM tha most awt ul
disease, Pulmonary Consumption, which USUALLY sNeers
to soc grave hundreds o the young The uid The love
. auu zoe ga
tne only genuine for sale i8 Wheeling hy \ O. Fair
cii.d, in SlegbeuviHeh by a. Conn, riltsrsh hy WIN
jackson, m Washington by 4 sWeery >. SOU, ia 81
tlausVie ~ johnson, also IN every ia Irnusl
anna ONO, Att4 lSnd ANA Virginia dec 10
= CasosSoily Li4aoree case Refined DO. for sa.b by
~ Hns ii JAS BAhEK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

TO THE LADIES.

1T. p,,t. GO prs Gcnts' tine cay ana mo
,at TODD 4 HOWELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

which you see on The exterior, come from and have
their i'll tie interior, and might just well have
settled ON The lungs, liver or any ather part; which
know they frequently do. and produce most violent in
nammatory disorders The humor which occasions
these sores is Of highly acrimonious burning
We know II frsio the Jain il gives in forming. and al
forwards from its rap,dty uceraing ann corrodng the
flesh and skin ofthe part where il breaks out. This
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the boot
with DR.. Sweetsers anacea. aud keeping such maiig
llnnt hnnIors in sIlhinrtlnn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
JAS E6VENDER, 50 Lewissircet. o. T.

+ SCROFFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS.
scroiu,a said to he hereditary the infant receiving
from, parents the seeds of its disease which increases
with lis years, neglected and submitted frequent
publication with Br SHcctsef's Fanaues. The Glands
are placed in the OF the BODY and out the
way Of direct communication. their real use subject
90 which much difference Of opinion prevails; il suces
Us 60 know thai wien diseased state they are ca
pable Of being purified and cleansed by long course Of
/ Dr. Swect~er'S papaCca.
ts41tr4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
Price $ 800 per fettle. Sold by the fblcwu- Agents
4 O FAIRCHfGD, Wheeling
WADnLE L VANCE Tuadephia
GEO. WILSON. Nes. Alexander.

The hest Strengthening plaster in the world. and
veteign remedy for pains or weakness in the Back
IoiHs, sides. Breast Limbs Joints, Rheumatism, Iur
haao, etc One million year will not supply thede
nlapd. Price l23 cents
The oZenges, Tooth Paste and Plaster SOLD by pr.
Shermau's Agents his Oesaonian Aliheang Bal
sam above. e 22V
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
MORRIS HOTETsxso
troRMzaIY I, KEPT s1 caAuH- 4

/ MARTIN H. NORRIS. PROPRIETOR a,
VT0ULD respectfully inform The public
i vSihat he has taken the above houss f6s-e
5merly Kept BY g. swan. Said estsblish-.
smsft has recently undergone q ihoTo6gh 70. !
pairing and renovating and is now 10 6sttet
c6si!nior, for the accommodation OF Board
iers.and Strangers Than Al any former period.
] The location II this House for lieatsA AeA
beauty. is unsurpassed 10 Iowa City. and
every, exsriion has bern made BY the plo-
prietor to rende, its apartments conyeuieat
FOR acc up9nls. . ;s,4 s.l, 1t~E ~ II.
: Particular attention vii! be paid 70 The
convenience and comfort Of $500
Boardcrsi and Strangers, ts
and 40 pains will be spared 10 render them 3
comfortable and happy. People living N
The country and wishing to putup ossfin night
shall neither be neglected or oveFehsvgsd .-sss
The proprie tor is satisfied ,ha, by giving his s
entire ane nti0n TO the business, which ne .
determined to do, and without whi:h he 10
persuaded 40 ore can or should meet ~ ID
success, he will merit and receive isir pro-
portion. Of the businessof iheeplace.foe tTEst
The mails and mail stages leave bis house :
For The following places: - hs*t W ~
Bloomington, ri weekly; ,sssa3 i.sa
Du Buque, semi weekly; % 80 a5sss 'f't'
Burlington, weekly; g 70 gz s5 gstt''s
Keokuk, semi weekly; aaa esFt so
Tipion, Fl. Desmoines. and Iowa county,
weekly. atsf% tit@ e& l@4s as 4Et
December sth. sf647. = hes ss2es'sH
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Esiray Notice.

TAKEN up BY Nathan Williams. living
10 Powesh.ek township. Jasper county .
iowa. Two estrays Of The following descrip.
tlun, VIZ, -.--,s-.-. Il. Ia ..a.
One Light Sorrel Mare. the left fore
foot and r'ghl hind foot white. blaze IN
the face, some saddle n.s,ks on the back
thirteen hands high, and suppo sed 10 be SIX
or seven years old e. Hn4 fsu. F1
The olher a Black Horse. Coli with a
white spot IN the forehead. deficient in the
right hind foot, and supposed to be one year
Ole las, spring; no otaer marks or brands
perceiyable. APPRAISED a, twenty eight
dollars Lsmnel Perrin and Joseph Knit. on
the 9Th day Of November A d 1877, and
certified TO by c. II Hamlin, justice Of HE
peace. JESSE RlCHMAN,
Clerk B T.. J. &. Iowa
3 New,oo, Nov. 26,h, 1871. ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Dec. 14th.
Another Great Food In the Ohio
ai ltsssagtia s3 River. sf 8st

Cincinnati. il is now probable, will SUI.
fer from another 1882 flood, which covered
the bottom 10 the depth Of " or IA feet in
Main street. The river TO- day. is 81 feet
above low water mark. helower part
Of, the city il submerged, ana The whole
valley Of Millc'eek o,erilowed 10 a con-
siderable depth. People have been driven
from their houses, and mills and factories
stopped. A great deal Of loose properly
has been swept away, and further loss Is
certain to a great extent. AT the ship
yards above, We learn, much and irrepara-
Die damage. has been done by the loss Of
valuable timber, and in one instance ves-
se;s on the docks have been dislodged and
foa,ed from their positions. ls
At Sycamore street the water is up as
high as Front street. The steamboat E..
w. Stephens arrived this morning from
Memphis, and report. very high waters
all the way down. The wet weather has
been general. and the tributaries are pour-
ing out foods Of water. Last night, be-
tween this city and Louisville, aman hail.
ed the boat from floating log, and stated
that his leg was broken, aud begged for
Gods sake for a rescue. The boat stnp-
ped, and the yawl stn. cut, but the night
was 50 dark, and the dit so thick and
heavy that the yawl was nearly lost. and
as the cries soon ceased. it is supposed
iha, the poor fellow was lost. Great dr.
iieal,y was experienced in getti,g back 10
the steamer. ss y
+ II The water is still rising this morn
ing, at the rate Of an inch the hour. Since
yesterday at o'clock. p. NJ, it had ris-
Ell four feet. We will have a Geographic
despatch from Pittsburgh to. day, and it
will then be seen what our fate is to be.
2 O'Clock P. M.-The river is still ris-
| ing. The water has commenced filling
the cellars on Front street many fani-
lies OIL that street have already moved, ant
others are preparing to cvacuste as soon
as possible Below Elm, The waite + is near ;
" up 10 Columbia, in many places. From
present appearances, the river bids fair to
be as high as in '32. 4o# 1
a report is mentioned that the Aqne-
duet over Millcreek has given way, and
the canal broken in several places. :
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Estrays.

TAKEN up by A. 7. Preu,y, living in
Newton towns. ip. Jasper county. iowa,
three es'rays Of The following description.
viz: One red and white spotted Ok. an
under half crop IN the right ear s. square
crop in The left ear, and swallow fork IN
the same-supposed 10 be l2 years old, and
appraised al twelve dollars f@'~
One dark red heifer with some whre
ia The forehead, three years old mex, spring.
1 The other light red he'fer, three years
old next spring. and appraised at fourteen
dollars by James Pearson and Moses Lacey
and cerufed to by J. H Franklin, Justice
Of the peace. on The 26th day of November,
A ID IS47. JESSE RlCHMAN.
- ~ Clrrk B. T.. J. T.. Iowa
Newton, December Oh. 1871 -[~.....-.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
MO ROLAND. LODGEsFaR sit

~ uaied miles neslh OF Iowa Guy on the
Dubuque Road. containing 2iO acIes, lG0
Of which are unt.er fence and SO ind r col
iva ion. 9 comfortable LOG Houses. Il spring
well and suitable Office houses. There ATE
$50 acres Of splendid T;mber Land. the other
iGO is most exec lent Farming Lind. yields
abundant crop: and canno, be surpassed for
raising stock Of all descriptions. i;.+.-E 30
No "A very good Frame House disec.
Nv opposite the front Of The State House,
wei, situated for store or residence. at
iache,! to il, 50 acres OF good Timber land 2
mlles uor,h OF Iowa City on Dubuque road,
ma 50 OF Prairie, m'les south on H'oom-
lng,ou road. the Ia'ier has been broke and
there is 1000 rails lying on Tire Timber
land TO fence II. ~ .- go b" -' ''z
These properties will be sold on reasona-
bic ,erms--appiy enhe, pe rsonally or by pre-
paid leners TO James Mcdonnell! on The hrsl
named farm. or 10 he Proprietor al his oil
ice cas-, side Capital Square sss.s.,-sszs
r. E }. M'DONNELL., NJ D.
iowa City, Sept ct. lSl7. .-. ,,.z.aa 7