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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Untsstoresl LIoqucl.ce.

A Catawba warrior in 1912 nam
ed Peter Harris, made known his
wants to the Legislature Of South
Carolina in the following. language:
! am one Of the lingering survivors
Of ali almost extingnished race. Our
graves will soon be our only habita-
tons. am one Of the few stalks
that still remain ii the field where
the tempest Of the revolution passed
| have fought against the British for
your sake. The British have disap-
peared and you are free; yet from
me have the British taken nothing,
nor have | gained anything by their
defeat. ! pursue the deer for sub
sistence-the deer are disappearing,
| must starve. God ordained me
for the forest, and my ambition is
the shade. But the strength of my
arm decays and my feet fails me in
the chase. The hand that fougnt
for your liberties is now open for
your relief. In my youth | bled in
battle that you might be independ-
cnt-let not my heart in my old age
bleed for want of your commissera-
ton.
This warrior certainly never heard
of Cicero or Demosthenes-he new
er attended the schools Of eloquence
in the Areopagus, where the divine
arts were taught; and yet when did
those illnstrious orators Of antiquity
deliver an address, which in speech
SO brief, contained such toucning ell
oquence as that from this warrior?
Yet he was a savage
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Wool Growing in Hin ois.

The Peoria Register gives a good
account of the sheep pastures ofthat
part of Illinois. They are becoming
numerously stocked with very supe-
rior quality of sheep. The entire
number of head in the country is sta
ted at $4,000, and the wool clip of
the past spring at 10000 lbs. The
venerable Bishop Chase is one of the
chief wool growers of that immedi-
ate vicinity, owning flock of 1000
head. G.. Stone has also a fIodk of
the same size, and there are several
other focks OF 100 to 1900 head.
The Register gives an interesting ac-
count of a flock of pure French
Merinos just introduced into that
country by Mr.. Truman Humphreys,
of Elmwood. These sheep are rep
resented as distinguished for the ex-
traordinary firmness and thickness of
the fleece, large frame and strong
constitution. The head and face is
completely covered with wool, down
to near the end of the nose. The
imported buck weighs some $50
pounds,a nd shears 20 pounds of wool.
The average weight of fleece from
these sheep is said to be from 10 to
ID pounds per head.
Honorable Testimonialto an thu
sed Race. 20 FIFTY-Two THOUSAND
JEws,o says the Jewish Chronicle,
"are now fighting in the ranks of the
brave Hungarian army for liberty
and civilization, and not one Jew is
to be found serving under the Aus
trians, though there are myriads of
Jews in Austria Proper, Gallicia,
Bohemia, Moravia, and Transyl-
vania.o
.AFair Fight--.po man Toached.---|
A good Georgia Democrat, in the.
adjoining county of Troup, said the
other day, after having seen Gen.
Towns at Milledgcville, that it was
a fair fight between him and Ned
Hill, the Wing candidate, "and that
if both ends of a brandy barrel were
tapped, and one the candidates plac-
ed at each end, they aeoula meet Just
cbout half uoy!n
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
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series of Engravings. from the Paintings Of
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
AGENCY OF.
Dr. s. S. Fitch's

Used by him with such distinguished su, cess
in the cure of Coughs, Consumption. Cata1rh
Asthma, Heait Diseases, Dyspepsia, GonorrhGa
Piles, Female complaints, &C., &C.; also,
DR.: 5. $. fitch's Abdominal Supporters
Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes. and Lectures
on Consumptica, and the art of preserving Life
and Healthto Old Age, &c, &c.
We have been appointed Agents for the sale
of the above Goods, and will keep them con-
stantly on hand at our Drug store. IN Iowa City.
IORSMAN & TROWBRIDGE.
T1Dr. Fiteh's sGuIpE Book TO INvAL1ps.
and Directions for Promoting Health. and In
structions TO Mothers, in the Management of
Children" may be had. gratuitously, by calling
for il at the Store as above. An extremely va
luahle Book Mt.
June 90, ;l849--np.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
A Man Without Il Hope.

The late Joseph C. Neal, in his
Inning of ssTribulation Trepid, a
man without hope,' thus admira-
bly, hits off that class Of people who
are never SO happy as when they are
miserable:
tsHow are you, Trepid? How do
you feel to day, Mr.. Trepid?''
ga great deal worse than | was,
thank zee; most dead, Pm obliged to
you; I'm always worse than | was,
and / don't think ! was ever any bet
ter. I'm very sure, any how, Pm
not going to be any better; and for
the future you may always know Pm
worse, without asking any questions,
for the questions make me worse if
nothing else Does
ssWhy, Trapid, what's the matter
with you?''
ssNothing, tell you, in particular;
but a great deal is the matter with
me in general; aud that's the danger,
because we don't know what it Isl
That's what kills people when they
don't know what it is; that's what's
killing me. Ny great-grandfather
died Of it, and SO will |. The doc
tors don't tell; they say I'm well
enough, when I'm bad enough; SO
there's no help. I'm going off, some
some Of these days, right after my
great-grandfather-dying Of nothing
in particular, but Of everything in
general. That's what finishes our
folks"
LTaAin't you afraid you will
break, while falling sop said a CLAP
in pit Of . circus to the clown.
"Why sop asked the latter.
tsBecause you are a t1mbiea" re-
piled the wag.
The clown tainted.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
A Psarody.
Take a little wife.

Take little wife,
The prettier the better;
!, Pat her che elk, and when
she wants to kiss you-let her.
Keep her in the house
There she'll cook your mutton;
Darn your jacket too.
If she's worth button.
Never mind the lots
OF her aunts and cousins
Ask them to ssdrop ino--
Dine them all by dozens.
One of these odd days,
You'll feel one inch taller,
When you see her hug
A chopping little squaller.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
I'd .'siaaGs.cnt~ lstarnd!
t Il Z L A ST G. Al L!

| 4 LII persons indebted to me for subscription to
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
Justices, and others with whom their notes and ac-
counts left for collection. to commence suits
thereon by the first of March next unless full paw
ment, or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to that day.
Having never yet, in all my business transac
instituted legal proceedings against any in this
State, will Cecply regret being reduced at last.
such, an alternative. But, in the cases of those
whom have INDUCED year after year, upon fair
promises, the point is reached at which .forbear-
anCc ceases to be virtue and if forced this der
nelr resort in order to secure just dues, the
emulation of C0stS--perhaps equal to the entire
amount of their indebtedness-will be the unavod-
able consequence OF their own Culpable neglect
Look to this, the day of grace be past
The notes and accounts against persons in the vi
entities below named, left. principally, in the
hands Of the following persons:
In Linn Benton cos. with Hosea w. GRAY, Marion
Those of Mahaska CO. with Henry Temple tuscaloosa
&c g Louisa " Saml. Warn. Wapello.
g g Kcokuk & g J. C. Mcconnell, Signurney
g q Muscatine g D. c. Cloud, BLOOMINGTON
Those not found with either of the above named
persons, are in my hands. Remittanccs to me di-
rect, by mail, will be punctually credited.
A. Fl. PALMER.
Iowa City. Jan. II, 1Sd9.
b. wish it distinctly understood, that no re-
spect Of persons will be shown in favor of that Gene
fous ) class of men who only took the paper to spa
troni1e'' it, not pay for it.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
IOWA CAPITAL REPORTER

The subscribers, having purchased the above n,
ed establishment and Put il in entire new dr..
will in future conduct it Jointly, as Editors and ps
prietsrs, under the firm Of palmer PAUL.
The REPORTER will. as heretofore be manly ID
voted to the PRONUNCIATION of sound Democratic aae
trines and the advocacy of corresponding mea snn
Of State and National policy. These measures
though iegitimately resulting from nevef-thanpr.
immutahle princiI lesWe believe should stil be, as
they ever have been, PROGRESSIVE in their char.
ter having for their ultimate object the eouslizet;
both of the benefits and burthens Of government
We can conceive no means more likely to basf.
the accomplishment Of these grand objects tba
through vigorous support OF the enlightened ir.
and liberal, Free Trade. Hard-nuney and ether La
ing measures of policy advocated by the great Dor,
ocratc party. AS long our party shall adher. -
and enforce these. and principles and measure civ;
liar III their character and tendt ncy, so long do ~
expect to stand by it. and no longer. Furthermor.
we consider ourselves pledged to the support of in
divitual members of our party--hrought ont in Gov
fnrmity TO its established customs. for stations -,
honor or proft-eny so long as they tru7 reflect ;t
prineIrles and show disposition to carry out it,
measures and conform to its established usaqes
The vital importance to party, csueciar ~ a.,
present crisis, of straight- forward fearless ns
efficient champion OF its and exponent of ~,
principles at the seat of State government must -
| are persuaded. be too wen understood and arnrec,
ated. to require any thing than bare aluson
to it on this occasion. We now on [ he evs &C.
State and Presidential election, in both of which
the Democracy of Iowa will. besides decidins N,
various other subjects of vast importance to nc 49,
people, be called upon to stand by and support the
government in the measures it has so rir,r
| ously adopted and successful Cd into execr
ton, for sustaining the homo country against
| its enemies abroad, aided anuc cd by inglor;
Gus. lily -dlsgnised and traitrous us at home
We believe that we sh II not be disappointed in
our expectations that the warm hearted Democrocy
of Iowa will evince their appreciation of the copsid
erations here presented, by their efficient aid and
support.
/ While the above will be the leading objects ,,r
which we shall labor, the REPORTER will devote it
self with what of energy its conductors can bring to
the task to the advocacy of such measures of i'm
provement in our young and fourishing Iowa, as in
their opinion, shall promise to be most conducive n
the happiness and pros Gritty of her citizens alarpe
News and observation-disclosures and Foreign
Miscellany-the instructive and the amusing-wil
receive their due share of space and attention Keen
ing in view the fact. that while varcty is the spce
of life, it serves in eminent degree, to give life
and zest to popular journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

'THE Partnership heretofore existing between
L Doctors Murrv & Mccormick is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the late firm are earnest
!y requested to come fo,w ward and settle up i'm
medateiy. DR.. Mccormick having deter mined
70 emIgrate to California early in the spring
would urge strict compliance with the above
notice by the middle of March, otherwise the
hooks, notes. and accounts will have to be left
in the hands of the legal authorities.
HENRY MURRAY,
WIN. MCCORMICK.
Iowa CITY Feb 18TH 1910
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Notice.

M Y notes and accounts have all been left with
LII Peter Roberts, who is my lawful agent 10
collect the same in my absence Althos who
know themselves indebted TO me will please TO
come forward and pay the same 10 Mr. Roberts,
who viii receipt therefor ALEX. GAULT
Iowa CITY. Sept II. 1870
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Blank Dfe0s.

ME have on hand large quantity of WARRAN-
w TEE DEEDS, with and without dover, print
ed in neat form fine Folio Post paper. Price
81 80 per quire; single deeds 10 cents. All orders
accompanied with the cash will be promptly attend
ed to.
Reporter Office, Nov. Ia.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
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~ I'D ~ - SS O.
CR. McCuW

DR. MOODY
w GUILD respectfully say TO the citizens Of
" OF iowa City and vicinity that he has open-
ed an Office on the corner Of Jefferson aur Chm
ton streets, few doors east OF Sanders, Hotel.
(iormer'y Swans Hotel.) for the practice OF
DENTISTRY in all its branches: where those
VINO VINO may wish to improve their teeth, either By
hl'ng or substituting new ones. on pivot or cold
plate, from one to a full set. are invited to cali
ana expect prompt attention. And as he is per
manently located he will warran, his work. and
can accommodate hlmsel! TO his Gus omers on
much better terms than transient iobbers.
lie is also connected with DR.. Me,calC in the
practice OF Medicine, (who is well known TO
this community who having lately returned
rom rom me east with general assortment of good
family medicines, and all the improvements Of
the day, now again offers his services to his for.
mer friends, and all who may wish to employ
!he improved VEGETABLE system of medicine
in then families
n b. Teeth extracted without PAM.
Iowa City. Nov %, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

~ 100000 die II
Annually of Consumption

In the United states, yet how many could have
been saved II they had resorted to
DR.. Rogers L.reruort and Tar
in season. Thousands upon thousands are now
testiying haiti has saved their lives and restor-
ed them To health. No one need despair
though yout physicians and friends give you up
10 dell! You cannot be worse than Mrs
Rowe, of stanton, who was given up by her
Doctors and friends 10 die with the last stages oil
Consumption. We publish her certificate in
addition to the vast number obtained in Cincin.
natl. to show that the cures it makes are not
confined to that city alone, but in every place
where il has been introduced. Read what she
says:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

Clocks, Wotches Jeueiry and Fancy Goods;
HAVING very recently returned from New York,
Lis now in receipt ola FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting of the following articles
FOR LADIES. FOR GENTLEMEN. b
LADIES' Gold and silverfGold Pens (of my own
Pen-holders, with Penst manufacture lin Gold
Gold Pencils. Cases.
Gold Chains, Finger-rings Gold Pens, with or with
and LoCkets. out extension and other
Gold Breast Pins, Brace-t Cases.
lets, Clasps, and Ear-.Gold and Silver Patent
rings. ! Lever and other watches
Coral and other Beads. gold Guard & Fob Chains,
Bag clasps, purses and, Seals and Keys.
thimhes. tGold & Silver Snectacles.
Fancy French paper lamptSilver and Plated spoons.
Shades, and paper hoxest Pocket and Pen Knives.
Bohemian Glass Ware. tRazors and Cases.
Scissors and Silver combs, Surveyors Compasses &
Glove boxes. and great, LevelIing Instruments.
variety of Fancy Goods, Clocks. Music Boxes, Ac-
such as CordeonS. Alarm Bells,
Noleskin Belts and other rich and rare
Silver Buckles. sc. &C. Goods.
Persons visiting st. Louis will please call and ex-
anime for themselves.
st. Louis. Oct. lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
CITY fIa HOTEL.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
"A. n. MILLER, Proprietor.

A II. MILLER, Oate Of the Leclaire House.
Il. Davenport would advise his numerous
friends and the public generally, that he has ia
ken the above named spacious establishment,
where he tiatte's himself that he will be able to
accommodate his guests in style to meet their
entire appreciation.
To his st. Louis friends, who have heretofore
honored him with their patronage. he would say,
that the vicinity of Dubuque abourds with va
rlety Of objects of interest to the visiter. The
grouse shooting is not to be surpassed. and the
best trout fishing in the world at ar easy distance
ETfassengers conveyed 10 and from the boats
in carriages free ofexpense.
A. H. MILLER.
Dubuque. Sept. 8, 1S4S. -26-6m
Davenport Gazette, Capitol Reporter, and ST.
Louis Republican, copy six months
L, HEETINl1S and SHIRTINGS of
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u ran ger & JONES'
LAND AGENTS.

FORT DIES MONIES, POLK COUNTY, IOWA,
HAVE IN their Office Maps AMI Township
IL Plats the western portion ofthe Iowa Civ
Land District, and will attend to entering or pre
empiing Lands; locating Land Warrants: bur
chasing and selling Real Estate or Claims: con-
veyanclng, collecting, and all business nertain-
ing to a General Agency.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
II T. F E R f NC Es.

= Hon. Thomas Baker, Maj. VIM. M. Raw. Hon
r. M. Cassidy, Fort Des Mones: Bernhart
lem, Esq, Cen v P. Van Antwerp, Fairfield g:
Col. Charles Neatly. DR.. Enos Lowe. Iowa Citv::
zen George W. Jones, Dubuque Hon. Cnarles.
nason, Hon. A c. Dodge, J. B. Newhall, ESQ
p purfh ~ Hon $. c. Hastings Adam Ogilvie.
n sq r nr,oom'ng,on; James Campbell. Esq. III +;
Albany, N. Y; Hon. A. c. Flagg, New York
City. ss' -'e'' 90
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r. Es TN s.

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! Z & ! T :

U U I
This is to certify. that some months since |
was taken viii pain in my side and breast
| called in the aid of several physicians, but
tlev failed to give me any relief, and for the
space of one year grew rapidly worse. In ad-
dition to this was attacked with violent
cough. Although an excellent physician lived
il the same house, and used the greatest exer-
ton, and paid the stIctest attention, il baffled
all his skill. Two others we're called in, one of
which was an aged and skiIlful physician. but
all their efforts proved alike, unavaiing. At
last, physician who was attending at camp
meeting in the neighborbood. came to see me.
and declared that could not last MOI than a
day longer; also. all of the vast number who
came to see me, believed that few days. at
| most. must end my earthly career. My friend
| were now called in 10 see me die! Bnt my brother.
al this crisis. Clearing of the astonishing cures
performed by DR.. Rogers' Compound Syrup o.
OF Liverwort and Tar.) went to Chilcohe and
back, distance ofsixiy miins,in thirteen hours,
get some Of the above medicine. | common
ced taking it, and. strange TO tell before | had
used half bottle the cough was entirely cured.
From this time recovered rapidly and when |
| had used two bottles. | was able to assume my
family voca'ions as usual. | am fully satisfied
that if it had not been for this excellent med-
cine, would now be in my grave, and must in
Justice say that truly return my sincere thanks
W the inventor VI th's pflceteSS medicine. ana
| would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs to give it trial.
HARRIET ROE.
We. the undersigned, do certify. that this ac-
count of Mrs Rowe is correct, we being per-
sonally acquainted with all the circumstances
P. p. JOHNSON
PETER G. MATHEW,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOS. EVANS.
| stanton, Ohio, Feb. 7. lS47.
! CAuTIoN.-This medicine has been counter
| feed at Cincinnati. To secure the GENUINE.
therefore, purchase of none but advertised
agents. The TRUE medicine has the name Of A.
| l.. Scovlle on the bottom of the outside wrap
| per where it reads entered according to an act
of Congress, &c. On the SPURIOUS that name
| is omitted.
Sold by w, P. Lyons, Agent, Iowa City;
Homes & Nve, Marion; Dr.. Mason, Dubuque;
and upon inquiring may be found for sale by
our Agent in most towus throughout thu State.
Orders may be addressed to Fl. BLAKES-
LEY, & Co., South West corner OF third and
Chestnut sts., who are general Agents for the
proprietors.
| 1919
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

A B. STILWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR, has just re
n ceived large assortment of Cloths, CaSSimeres
and Vestings, which he is making up in the mos
fashionable style.
Iowa City, December 20, lS4S.
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Address, (postpaid.)
on SD1 t'S W lJn

1909 Nassau Street, N. Y.
Editors copying the above Prospectus and
this notice, and noticing the Magazine editorial
ly, will be entitled to the second volume o
Holdeu's Magazine handsomely bound in muslin
and gi!t-edged, and in addition a splendid full
length Engraving, Oh tinted paper, of Horace
Greelv, Editor OF the New York Tribune. drawn
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Iowa City. March. ls4S. PALMER & PAUL.
CABINET MAKING AND UNDERTAKING.

CABINET MAKING AND UNDERTAKING.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully informs the
L citizens of Iowa City and vicinity. that he
still continues to carry on the above business in
all its various branches. at his old stand. on
Clinton street, a few doors south of the public
square. Persons wishing to buy good and cheap
furniture, will find it to their advantage to give
him call.
5-He is provided with good hearse. an.
" i'll attend al all times 20 the business Of an IN.
deTtaker.
Iowa City, March %, lS4s
a}"ase & e.g'ssff'sej Va21 ,Faipsy
n He undersigned takes this method Q infer
I mlng'hi> friends and the public Eer,ysIry,
that he is PREPARED to execute any wor, il, H.
line Of business. III the best manner and most
modern style.
SHOP Oh Co.lere. between Clinton and Cay.
Ito' Streets. where he is prepared al he >or.-
est notice and il the best manner. t. III alH bill
for
Sash, U;mdow-Hinds, Skaters, Iows, DC.
Orders from a dis auce sal r.tti,c 1l,r1
attention. THOMAS >NYlLE.
Iowa City, March %. 1885.
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DR.. W ISTAR'S BALSA \
wild & henry.

Laags,
Affections Of the Liver. Asthma. Bronchitis. Pal;
or Weakness of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic
Couuhs, flenrlsy, Hernerhage OF the Lungs
and all the affections OF the Pulmonar, Organs