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Motto OF Francis K. skunk.

Gov. Skunk Of Pennsy yania, has left a
cherished name as an upright, faithful and
incorruptible public servant. Such men
are rare in the history of the world
Brilliant minds and men of ability are to
be found in every stage ofsociety, but the
Catos are rare indeed:
"Shunk was once asked by young
friend, to what he owed his success in
life See here" said he, showing the
querist bis watch seal, displaying the
device Of boy ascending flight of steps,
with the motto, Il climb This has been
my motto through life. As / reach one
point, climb on still farther, and shall
climb as long as I live A noble and
religious motto! Fit purpose and occupa-
ton! Having reached as far as he could
ascend on earth, he was ready for the
message from heaven, Come up higher
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-01

WHEs WOMAN leseth her good name
she can't get it back agaia. This is pre-
scisely the case with a dog made up into
sausages; he's gone foreyer.-Albany
Knickerbocker.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-01

PELr HIM.-A fellow calling himself
DR.. Van Pelt, and protesting to be den
fist, came here few days since, took
rooms at the Hotel, advertised freely.
swung around in a big sack coat that
certainly never was Intended for has back,
did no business, because he could do
none, swindled us, cheated his Landlord
and suddenly deca,nped between two days.
We believe he has gone down the river.
Look out for him. II you see contempti-
hle looking fop with meaner face than
man euer wears, a goatee like the appen-
dage Of Inonkey-wearing coat that
looks exactly as il it had been borrowed,
be sure that's Van Pelt. Front. Journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-01

A SrnoSe ApoLocY.-The September
Knickerbocker has rich editorial table,
from which we help ourselves to a dish
or two, for our readers benefit.
Mr.. C, who had by degrees be-
come SO attached to his cups that he could
not comfortably go by eleven o'clock with
out his nip Of brandy, and who was yet
anxious to avoid the suspicion, Of being
an habitual drinker, was in the habit daily
Of inventing some excuse to the har-keep-
er and those within he ,rine. He had
used up all the stcreotyped reasons, such
as "a slight pain a kind Of sinking not
feeling right ETC., etc., Ole Saturday,
at the usual hour, he called for his bran
dy-and-water, saying, 4 am extremely
dry; lam going to hare salt fish for din
nerl''
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Printing Types

MILL he sold at BRUCES NEW YORK TYPE
w FOUNDRY, after March 18th, 1S4s, at the fol-
owing low prices, for approved six months notes:
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House CytDerser ana .JoSue,.
EStray Horses.

TAKEN up by NJ. L. Mckinney, in Maine township,
Linn county, Iowa, two styay gelding horseshoe
of which is dark bay, with black name and tail,
hind feet white, and white spot on the near shout
der, probably made by the collar, apparently nine
years old, appraised at $40. The other is light
gray, blind in both eyes, apparently ten years old,
appraised at $l5.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true dcserip-
ton of said estrays, as taken from the justices tran
script recorded and filed in my office.
ALPHEUS BROWN,
Commissioners Clerk, Linn CO., Iowa.
Marion, June 81, 1S1S.-3tnl6. Prs. fee So.
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Illustrated BOTANY.

EDITED BY j. w. COMSTOCK,
Author of Botany, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Mlneroogy, Geology, Natural history, PLysiol.
ogy, &C., assisted by
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up by John II. Franklin, in the town OF
L Newton, Jasper county, Iowa, on the nth day
May, 1913, 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 thrty-seven
dollars and fifty cents by saben c. stanwood and
NJ. T. Matthews, and certified to by Harvey Stevens
Justice of the Peace.
JESSE HICKMAN, Clerk B. c. ]. Co, Iowa.
June IA, 1s4S. 49,
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rROCERIES-Brown and white Sugar, Coffee,
" Tea, Molasses, Whiskey; also chewing and
smoking Tobacco, Just received and for sale by
April IS. c. II. BUCK.
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THE undersigned would re-
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Of Iowa City and the public
generally, that he will carry
on the above business in all
its various branches. He is
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and on chort rotjre SetteeS
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THE
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LITERATURE AND ART,

MRS. C. NJ. KIRKLAND
Author of "a New Home" "Forcst Life,' ect.
AND FILLED WITH
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SOME OF THE MOST
EMINENT WRITERS OF TIE COUNTRY.
Second Volume commenced January I iS12
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LETT ar !. .jii;.iIila,stIISlA

ID EMAINING in the Post Once at Iowa Cit, iowa,
III on the 3oth nay Of september, ls4s, which il
not taken out before the slst day Of December 1885,
will be sent to the r. .. Department dead letters.
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sons calling for said letters vii, please say
!. s. C. TROWBRIDGE, p. NJ.
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St Louis, June "a, ls4s-nI5.
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InE MOST EXTRAORDINARY NED
CINE IN THE WORLD.

THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles, 1t is
six times cucapcr plra,anter, aHd warrant
cd superior to any sold. IL cures diseases with
out vomiting, purging, Slckenlng or debllitallng
the patient.
Ihc great beauty and superiority of this Sar-
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eradicate, disease, 1t InvgoratcS the body. II
D., Jnc o. The very best spring AMI sumner
~, IIcInc, ever knOwni II not only purlhes the
.WlpI, SYST IN 1li sjrcug hens The person, but
81 creates new, pure aud Tch blood power
rJ., .,,.d %, 40 o;net medicine. Ana IN TN,
'tc, ius grand ,ec,rI OF II, wonderful success.
l. na, performed wihm the last two years
more indu JU JOJ cures OF severe eases OF dis
ease al least pO0U were considered lncnrable.
II has saved The lives OF more than 600 ciIlI.-
DREN IIIE PAST SbASON alone.
More than 5000 case, oil Chronic Rheuma-
liam;
2OoO cases Dyspepsia
/ OOJ case. Of General Debility and Want Of
Energy.
100 cases oftheiitferent Female Complaints
2,O0O case, OF Scruiulai
! 500 cases Of the Liver Complaint.
2,jOO cases of Disease OF the Kidneys and
DTOpsy;
900 cases Of Tie Gravel
1000 eases ut sick Headache
900 Ca.c> of the DrOpNy;
,. 900 case, OF Consumption.
Nnd thousands of cases ol disease, Of the blood
w Ulcers, crysipclaS sdllIhoum, pimplcS on
the face, scald head, teller, Neuralgia, dc Nc..
together With numerous cases OF ,lCh headache
pam IN the SIDE aud chest, spinal affections,
Nc Ac.
Hundreds OF cases ol il, aud nervous diSca
cs, q. gtnling ~ debility, have been cn'ncly
culef ana thousands o. ease, oi bt pcrSia, III
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27
DR.. Jaync's Family Medicines.

NhiiCIl lie recommends with the grealc,,
w confidence, benz fully persuaded from
. goo experience, Jhll they WIN give very rene.
rail-. II not universal satisfaction and he assures
+ Ia Pnh,lc, that they need not fear either ou,c
. pi lerommrHa them, a. ,hcy arc perfectly safe
.Hd "I,. ~ an cmneaJ degree, perform al.
+ j"al Is stated ln he directions ACCOMPANYING
/ ..Dh arNnlc-thry ruus II uf
LFAES ENPECTOR1NT for Couch,
/ Gods, tonsumjuon, Asthma, BrouchilI,
Group &c.
JIINES TONC TERNIFEGE. a pleas
au' and valuable Worm Medicine.
. JllNE'S CdENIN.GTII T. B.iLSIJ for
summer complaints or Dnrhua. Dy,cnrcry.
. Cholera NoIbuS Cramps ChoIic and dcransc.
mcni generally Of The stomach and bowels.
JIlNES S1NIUE rms. for Liver
Com ANTS, l1uriJcc D,srrp~ia &c.
J1.NE'N iL1EEI1UE. Tor KIng's Evil
/ White Swei'Iug>, llc.r,. $cIom'pa>, Cmcer-
Gus aud ludulcut rum0uGs, Gpure &c 1hc
various diseases o'lh- shlu and all o.hpr, org
un'mg from au impure state ul iic blood
Ltl.NE ) HiN TON1C. Ton pfomo.iug tie
growth Of The hair, giving o. a rich glossy aI-
pr1r1u"r and removing ,cuIauj dauIrur
JiiNE.S HIR DlT, TOR chlugInc the
hair from auyulhcr color ,oa beautiful Aubnrr
oI perfect Jo black without staining the SKIN
Al wholesale and retail. by
X. Il. HAZARD Agent for Newport
near 'he Cour, House.
n Loo
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TnE Su0Wa's WAKISG DREAu.-Tlc
Pittsburgh Journal relates a touching incident
connected with the return of the volunteers.
~ they were mltchng up the wharf, after
Decentralization, young gallant looking sol Iiar
happened TO catch sight of young woman nj
tn same momaut that she saw him. She was
quite pretty, very neatly dressed, and had a
yery bright little baby in her arms. The
young woman uttered short joyful cry as
she saw the soldier. Away went the mus',r,.
aud darling from his place in The ranks. the
brave fellow caught lIs wife and child io hls
rns.-Suld,sr nature IS the real human nature,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-27

Ggv. CusHSss REcE'rroy.- Now
burypoyt Herald Of Thursday says " Con.
Cushing reached home last evening". 4 salute
e 100 gnns was fired IN honor OF his arrival.
and afterwards, 4 land ct music and several
hundred people I, paired to his residence. aud
called him out. Attcr.c had made the crowd
in from, ofthc house. brief address, many of
the citlznus went in doors, to personally tender
him their congratulations
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nP \ tamanche Indian. who was member
OF Col. Demingucz'- Mex can Spy Company.
IS now m Phlddelph Ina. Among his wounds
he wac shot through the neck by a bullet so
s'r'ously that a silver tube had TO be- inserted
iIr hlm'o breathe through, 80 a. 10 su,,aiulC.
The New Orlloni Piclymc slvs tho scb,o, .
crC. &. Stratton. arriycdth.ro op tho nj, ,ns'
had on board 80, 600 to 500, 900. in specie
Tor The United States Government About
ioO.OoO oi this amount WIS collected under
the McNcan tariff Nearly $ / 800 .OoO u
sp"cie, has been received m New Orleans from
MgNIru .s.a '..' .t
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The Spirit Harp.
BY c. @. VAN zANDT

BY {. &. VAN IASDI'
Drep in mcm'ry's holy dwelling,
On the hearthsione of the soul,
Where our purest thoughts are swelling.
Martin birds for Heavens goal.
Where the presents flowing river,
Pours it's waves of bubbhug foam,
Glmps,s of The past still culver
Round the spirit lnmost home.
There's harp, It's small and golden,
All it's chords are sunhcams bright,
Ever playing music olden,
Plus!ng not by day OF night.
Angel hands the notes are sweeping,
Angel voices singing low,
Softly DER my bosom creeping
Are it's measures sad and slow.
When the perfumed breath of morning,
Like glad child steals along,
Then it brca,hes a sainted warning,
la the VOICES of II song.
Bidding the arouse from slumbel"
And To arm me for the strife,
Place nv nam" among the number
Heroes on the field OF Life.
Firm and watchful, liou-heartcd,
Baitl ing for my Con and RIGHT,
Following the great departed,
Guided by their footsteps light,
And when evenings eye is closing,
Slumb ring IN the arms of night,
Il, N ,,I,r,th hut rapnatnu
In its robes OF crimson light.
Then my harp is softly singing
Plaintye strains as sweet and calm,
Like the last, low, spirit ringing
OF the echoes 10 Psalm.
Shad'wy forms are floating round me,
Spectres of the giant Past
Gath ring nearer TIL they've bound me
By the chain of mcrnr fast.
Then they Join the harp's sweet chorus
Chanting I'LL the angels gaze
With their starry eyes from DER Us,
Gliding Heaven with their rays.
Singing o'er the same old metre,
With tholr voices as Of wore,
Bat 20 me 'tis ever swcctcr,
When hear II tnan before.
Bringing back my childhood's vision
Frncl,ea with a iymners art,
Like "A spark from world, clysian,
On the hcarih-toHe ot my heart
DO yc wonder that love it
DO We wonder, when | say,
That Ihn very stars above It
Listen to its rialnuyc lay
Would We crush my little Tyre
Would yc break each golden string
No for never such desire,
Could hunan bosom bring.
! viii shield It close and cherish
Al It's chords from rust or stain, '
Should my Spirit Harp ere perish
could never hope again.
Neupo,f, r. J.
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Chemical Erusiyc Command

4 VALUABLE preparation for cleansing
n al kinds of WU1lan, Cotton and Linen
goods, faIpc's sc occa,iD1cd ly Grease, Tar.
Narnl,h, Paint or Oils, without possible injury
g. the finest goods,
Prepared and sold ~ &. q e. HAZARD.
2j--du Diugg 40 20 Thamc,. street..
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CoMNrNcEMEHr,- the Union Csllogo.
Sclrncctad;, and Hlmton College. Clinton.
y. y, July 2j. At Amherst Mass, anl
Dartmouth, Hanover y. H., July27. A,
Burliugron. VI. August .. At Wa,ery.le.
Me, Aug .. Al Wlllms'owu, Mass, aud
N.dd!ebury, w.. Aug Is. At Yale, y. lIa-
va, Aug. At Harvard, Cambridge. Aug
%. At Bowdon, Me, and Brown, prou-
dcacc, r. l., Sept. g.
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. ara to'H g' Jr0Io'C o'Hr Io~a # NlvDo,9.
hDh,a JulV3, l-Is
/ | PPLI'NIlpN r n,ae in writing hy Va.
/ LRry Gy'cs. 10 b. appointed Imui>,ra'rix On
/ me estate 90 tcI ltc. husband, William Gylrs.
late Of Newport deceased iu.cla'r. The same
T !, received and referred lor consideration ,o q
Court OF Probate 'o be holden al the Town nall
. IN NcwIou un 'he first Monday m Aug. next,
Tat 9oc.ocs, o.. m. aui that notice thereof be
. .2i'rn uL advertisement Three sue. . -Iyc w-rk,
i'm the iI.aH ~, the Tmo-. thai all rpr,1n.
|Hl"rc,od may appear nj .ad time and rlarr
.arI h"hcud. T.. e. LAND, PU5I elk
JyI2
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Fluid Extract OF waterman.
COGGESNALh 4 BLlSS'S
PATENT
G. 90 KIN & RANG Il

V'IE subscriber invites the attention of the
/ public to tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm Of
Coggeshall n Bliss. II contains five boilers,
four OF which may be converted into two, by
laking out a cross piece, and thus will admit OF
two large boilers AT the same time II also con.
tainS an oven l2inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Paror
Office and Cook stoves. Tin Ware, &c. &c
Aug. }. WIN. H. BLISS.
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E.DEAT CEElEF HEANT,

The capacity OF enduring tn ptivauonS and
I Iis'rc~sa> imposed upon us by disease in is
marllu'd and lucDn9ruouS forms, /, wlthour
doubl, one Ot lh" most difficult of our trials Of
life. The hara,,iug and agonIzing pains OF
h al relative ol deatn, the con>umpiyc disease,
vi TN all is attendant, hJIryin, symptoms Is
one Of the most terrible OF all affections But
ike all lhe proyd mia! circumstances of life
here /, me'rd ont on the uher hand some
mean, OF relief
TIE INDIAN SIMFLES,
rullcd with care from thc forests and prepared
with the natural science OF The red mau is a>
yet the only remedy for this aud some other O,
the Spveresi diseases OF man. The gCcaic>t cX
p'tIencc and attention TO Medical Arr was re-
,Il2ed in the Indian Chief Brant, whose c1re,
were performed solely by his own preparation,
OF Herbs now revived aud made known under
the names Of
JOHN A. CLUSSNAN, General Agent -
Office 66 Cedar ST. New York Who has appoint
cd as Agent Il. j TAYLOR, Ihames.St. New
port. Chapln ~ Thurher, Druggist, 81 West.
minister street, sole agents for Providence. -
Pawlu"kct \ G.. jerks, 30 Man.,, Brand,
l,un Works. Oney Greene Il Co. Westerly
u. \. Campbell y Co. Cromp'on Mill. Wm
VI. Brown Stonington, Ct, L. Pcndleton Il
Co.
June 2i---2m
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r-P Col. Thaycr, Who he'd a command in
the National Guards, and was wounded in the
Late outbreak in Paris, was Of Pfoylrncc orr
pin. Ills father went to Paris in the time of
tnr Old revolution, and by tho purchase of con-
h5cat-d property became Immensely rich. II
was supposed that the coa'iscated estates would
b. finally restored, and that no respect would
be- paid TO the titles of the revolutionary gov
etnment; consequently they were sold very
low. Among other property, hc bought, for
small price, the immense MonImorcncl cs-
tltcs. The tiles were all confirmed, and he
became one the richest men IN France. lis
son, Tie one lately wounded, married daugh.
ter Of Marshal Bertrand PROF. JO1u.
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A1ioes fer B.ouiGag He Sin and &olicuiog
tn Comp'clioH.
Gouraud'S Italian MedIcatcd Soap
Superior Goa Cream. Rose Lip Salye
jules ilaucl'N Persian Powder
Oriental TABLETOP Alaba,lar
Railways Chinese Soap, Sil1 Of Roses
C.ary's Ambrcuc Cream
Pcriumcd Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, II White
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'sitiE aSpcrileS Of Disease, are often cnhanc-
i cdby The ri"ufuOus measures undertaken
~ dcs guing oI ignorant persons in attempting
cures The discriminating knowledge, where.
by we may know these remedies Whirh shall
perfect rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition
II is in fact only obtained after l.aborious
Rrc'rrh by the S,u lent Of Nature. the only
rue scholar of medicine, and the experience OF
he Sagrs of the Naive Tribes are the true
guides IN directing those researches. Ifn were
Yu' I,r he iYy.lurlIs %, H.. ,T
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ENorNors rrhNRotr.-Willam II.
Brown Of New York y building an enormous
steamboat for the North River regular line.
She Is to be- called the New World. II will be-
400 feet ia length her shaft made Of scrlvs
ct wrought mon, welded together bv great la
bor, Is already finished It weighs 3, 800 lbs
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Cosmetics. Pcrfumcvy &c.

I UBiN : E!c'S, Rou>>cl's and Mcdkim Ex.
n tracts for the liaudkpichlets -.
Superior Orlis To).h Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RousNe'S shaving CIear
French HandoljUc
JuIe, liaucls Liquid Han rye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German aud french Colognes
Chlorine and Oui, Tooth Wash
Ryus-cls Toilet Powder
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