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

stoves & Tin-Ware.

THE subscriber has recently procured the
latest improve machines for manufacturing
Tin-ware, by means OF which he is enabled t |,
supply the market at greatly reduced prices
he has constantly on hand good assortment Of
Tin Ware, Stoye.Pipe,
and such other articles as are usually kept in his
line Of business, which will be sold al whole
sal or retail at prices that cannot fail to be sat-
isiactory. He has also just received on consign-
ment lot Of
CHOICE COOKING STOVES,
of different kinds and the latest and most an.
proved patterns. Also, will be received soon,
a variety Of other kinds Of stoves.
Eve-Troaghs and conductorsput mp at reduce
ed Prices; and job work in general done at short
notice. J. M SEYDEL.
Iowa City. Sept y, 1849.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
10 wa CITY
1ron nn0 Gtupc Store.

JUST received by the subscriber, one of the lar
u gest stocks Of STOVES ever brought into this
country. direct from the manufacturers, embracing
Cooking and every variety of Heating stoves, some
of them beautiful patterns. Ladies and gentlemen
are invitep to call and examine for themselves.
Being eng aged almost exclusively in the Stove and
Iron business, we shall, at all times, keep heavy
stocks on hand and shall offer inducements to the
citizens of this and the adjoining counties to make
their purchases in this place.
We have on hand all sizes of bar iron. also steel.
nails, wagon boxes, buggy springs, iron axes, dog
rons sad irons sugar kettles. sc. &C., which will
be sold at very low prices at wholesale retail.
F. SANXAY.
Iowa CITY. IuIy IL. lRlQ.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Come sssd Ruy
At the cheap Boot and SLo, Stare

TIVE subscriber intends To keep on hand ,
l. god sfook-ef boots and shoes. and intend.
T. sell at small pref for cashor its equivalent
Don't forget. u you have any money TO Law out
that sell for nothing but cash and OF course
will sell lower than those that sell on credit.
also nave new stock OF
Cl"thing and Prints,
that l will sell low You will find nv store
under the Land Office
JACOB II. SLOWER.
Iowa City. Oct, 10th. ls49.
~ B. irW take Butter, Eggs. md
Hides. j. r. s
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: protection Insurance Company,
AfO(e1l

PROM the stable Of James Jarvis, in the Vir-
l. GINA Grove in Louisa Co,cn Sunday night of
the 4th of June, saddle bride and martengale,
the saddle had brass horn that had been broken
off and was rive.ed on with large wire, and
the skirts of the said saddle was dark blue with
a star in the corner, the Bride had gag rein
and brass rings. Any persons giving informa-
ton of the above named articles shall be paid
for their trouble.
June 20. l249-n9
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A Lost Friend from oss Go. Ohio

F Samuel or Beniamen Kirkpatrick, iormerI,
lof Ross Co. Ohio. and who understand arr.
at the present time, living ewhere in Iowa
will call as the north East corner Of Washing
ton county .and about IN miles south Of Iowa city,
they will hea" something Ia their advantage
GEORGE CLINE
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

THE undersigned. administrator of the Real Estate
Il Of Lyman Holt, dec'd will sell at public sale on
the first Monday in May next, at the door of the
State House, in Iowa City, the following described
real estate, belonging said deceased to witt Lots
Nos and s, block No. 81; and Lot No. S. in block
No. ~ in Iowa City, State of Iowa.
TERM, one half the purchase money in hand, the
other half in six months, by the purchaser giving
note with approved security. Sale 10 commence at
ten UCIocK' a. NJ. of ssast day. o.
JOSEPH W. HOLT, Administrator.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

COTTON lARN-A large quantity, assorted NUM-
~ bers, for sale BY F. F. SAM, y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

GLAZED CAPS tor men and boys, just received
" and for sale by c. II. BUCK.
April &c.
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Extract from Letter, dated Elizabeihtovn
Ky, august Is I848.

MR.. A. L. ScovILL.--Dear Sir--I am about to omen
Drug store at St. would like to have the
agency OF Rogers Lverwort and Tar for that place.
am your agent here, and find il e,ves great sat;s
faction. DR.. Howard, Of this place, saws that he
thinks 1t one Of the very best cough medicines in
use.
E H. HAYCR ,Fr, druggist.
Inc Medicine IS sold by LYON & SESSIONS.
Iowa City, October. 18th 1919.
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L as Q, every style and quality for sale at
IT. WORKMAN q E's
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OURY1s BATHS.

0URWI9 BATES.
yrYILL practice Is an Attorney at Law and solic-
w itor in Chancery in the District and supreme
r.n,t. If the state and in the Circuit Court Of the
United States.
collections promptly attended to anywhere in the
e,.t.. August, lS49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Land Office at Iowa City, Iowa
OFFICE OVER SANXAY'S STORE.

cHAs. wEA1IEx & Ergos LOWE,
r ATE Register and Receiver of the United States
LLand Oficl at Iowa City, the Capital of the State
for the sale of Land Warrants, the selection and
try Of lands, and for the transaction Of all other bu-
siness pertaining toa
Land Office and Land Agency.
We have exact copies Of the Township plats, and
can furnish land hunters with copies Of the same,
with the entered and pacdn tracts distinctly marked
A residence i'll Iowa for the last twelve years has
enabled us to to become well acquainted with the
comparative advantages Of every portion Of the
State, and we will be ready at all times to select
lands by actual inspection and attend to the location
of Land Warrants, or the entry Of land with money,
and Cor charges SO reasonable, that non-reshtents
and persons at distance will fad it greatly to their
advantage to employ us.
We are acquainted with the PRIVATE MARKS
which distinguish genu ne and counterfeit Warrants
and in receiving nineteen hundred for location dur
ing our official connection with the Land Office
not deceived in single instance; not one has
proved bad.
We will be responsible at all times for the genu-
ineness OF Warrants sold by us, and for the regu-
lary of the assignments, and will attend to their
location without charge.
CHARLES NEALLEY,
Iowa City, Iowa. EN0S LOWE.
&IHISIalS laM @ IaSo
Joseph T. Fales. Auditor Of State. Josiah H. Bonney,
Sec of State, Morgan Reno Treasurer Of State John
Crummey, of the ssCrummcy House,' c. Swan, Of
"Swan's Hotel. lO,cd Cifg
&c Belts, Esq, DR. Silas Swan, Upton.
Bernhart Hem, Esq, P Van Antwerp, Fairfield
Hon George w Jones, Warner Lewis, late Regis
ter, and Col. McHenry, late Receiver of Land Office,
at Dubuque
Hon. Charles Mason, Ex-Gov. Clarke, Messrs.
Grimes X Starr, DR. L W Hickok, Alfred Fear, Hon
c Dodge, Burlington
VIM. Brown, Esq, Hon. james Whitcomb, Ron.
William w Wick, Indianapolis
Hon Joseph Wright, John Davis, Esq, Rock
p,He, Indiana.
Hon Joseph Williams, James Borland, Esq, Bloom
ingfon
Mcssrs Reid Il Johnston, Fort Madison
Ralph P. Lowe, Esq William Patterson, Keokuk
William Greene, Cedar Rapids
Messrs E w Clark Brothers, Dr. Richard Bar
rett, P Eddy, DR.. George Penn, Assist. Treasurer
United States. 81. Louis
w H MOnsarratt 4 Co, Louisville, Ky
Lowe, Esq, Hon Cumming, Bloomington,
Indiana
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

= ACE-Thrsad Lace, and Cotton do. Black
Ii 40. etc. at WoRKMAH h BEaRSHlLL.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
state If wa.1s.
County OF k1NN,
District Court for said county. September
Term, fl. d. lS49.

Jesse Trvon
Jesse TRYON, the defendant in said cause.
q will take notice that writ OF attachment
was issued from said court, in the above EMIT ed
cansr, at The suit Of Elisha ,len, la,i'i in said
cause. for the sum Of one thousand eli h, hun
dred dollars, against the property Of said defer
dant. Ietnrnable t. said term OF court, bv virtue
OF which tie property Of said defendant has been
attached and that unless said defendant appear
and lead TO said action before said court. Inds-
me- will he entered. aid he pr operty so attach
ed will be sold TO sa'is!, the sane
HOSEA W. GRAY.
Clerk Of said court.
Marion. Oct 9th. 1919. -h26 4w prs fee $5
WM. SNYTM. Attorney for nlainiif.
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1 d Bss>i.s.D

CUPERIoR dried fruit, just received and for sale by
y July .. F. SANXAY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

r AND " RKANT>, few gu consignment,
IL aid for sale nv G. D. Palmer.
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While Lead,
A NEW supply; so kegs pure, just received and
II for sale by F. SANXAY.
July 8, 1S49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
SrHOOL NOTICE.

THE Fall term OF the DIVA CITY HIGH SCHOOL
will commence WEDNESDAY,, the 26th D
September No pains will re spared to make this
school worthy of pat onaga. An, assistant teacher
vi be procured soon the number Of scholars
shall require it. Patrons and others interested
are requested t. visit the school at all times.
TERMS PER SESSION OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Reading and spelling, $500
Common Branches, 800
High English Branches. 400
G. E. COLE, Principal.
Iowa City, Sept. ie, lsis.
r.
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Iowa City, July IL, lS49.
Firc-prOOf Paint

A NEW article, rendering wood perfectly fire.
IA proof; cheaper than lead and getting into gen.
eral use in the east. This will be valuable article
to use on brick walls Of buildings, as it will efect-
ally prevent them from getting damp. For sale by
Juiy9. F. SANXAY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

CHAS. NEAILEX & EHOS LOWE,
T ATE Register and Receiver of the United States
LLand Otcl at Iowa City, the Capital of the State,
for the sale of Land Warrants the selection and
try of lands, for the transaction Of all other bu
sineSs pertanine to-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
A VERY large quantity Of SLAB STEEL
n 10, P oughs, just arriving and for sale by
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
INSURANCE.

Protect IN Fire and Marine Msur-
0nce Company IF Haryord C,nn.
INCORPORATED in 1925.
Annual Premiums, Capital Stock, ard surplu>
Fund
u, COX, ooo.
This oil! and responsible Company continues
to issue policies on the most favorable terms ON
Dwelling Houses. Household Furniture, S,o; IS,
Stocks Of Goods, Warehouses, and contents.
Mills and Manufactures, sc. sc. ag last
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17
Cauo 1narronts.

THE undersigned is constantly supplied with
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold for
cash or loaned on time at reasonable rates.
Jos. T. FALES.
Iowa City, June 9Th, 1879.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

BOARDING can be had in private families, at
from two to two AID half dollars week. When
in Barracks, it is designed to furnish Commons al
a uniform rate Students from a distance win be
required to board at the Institute, and have
munication with the town, except as allowed by
written permits.
- The next session will commence on he first
Of September, and continue ten months.
June list, 1919.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-10-17

/ PPER, KIP & CALF LEATHER-Also, Moroc.
~ co and Lining skins for sale low BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

The Boston Adrerf,ser has the following add
tona particulars with regard 10 this melancholy event
Although we have no direct information. we learn
from Capt Stevens, Of packet schr. hodena from
Truro that fifteen lives were lost The ship had an
ehored back OF the Cape account Of head wind when
II increased 10 gale, and abe finally went on shore e.
"a A. NJ Thursday. and not long siter broke In two
Capt Smith bis nrst officer some 81 the crew aod pas
ssDgeTs ten Ia number attempted u reach the shore
IN boat aud while leaving the wreck. Capt :. called
20 young 10 jump iuiO the boat she attempt
ed d. 90 but the boat lurcbing snc fell into the
and perished. She had no child ss was reported. The
boat made for the shore aud had nearly reached u
when IL pitch pOed IN the heavy surf, and al
were lost. The hrst officer swimming for
sometime and bad nearly reached the shore when the
undertOw took him aud be more Three
washed from on the deck and drowned
The survivors crowded 70 the forward part Of the
while the rear WAS breaking of by degrees, and
remained with the breaking over them frequently
and remained until nearly dark, when they were
eoed by the Welh-et people, with the exception Of 4
woman who washed iron the bow by heavy sea.
which spared her husband and child The people on
shore had launched their whseboat three times during
heavy surf and they did not reach the wreck until very
short before the bowspnt pitched into the ssod
and the remDent et not sufficient % have protect
ed the survivors any longer ProvdeDtisy the for
ward part OF tbs ship beaten 70 pieces by the es
IL careened continually toward the shore which IL said
TO bs an uncommon Circumstance, otherwise most Of
those upon II would have been lost woman whose
husband resides In this city. was saved, with her two
children. IL IL ssid her brother alec saved. The
had a valuable cargo comprising large quantity Of
wool and hnseed OIL some uutmegs. books dry goods
&c. A considerable portion has washed on shore, but
In such state AZ TO be Of little vsne although people
are busy engaged In rescuing much ne possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the LII, rsry World.
THE POOR MANS DOlSGs.
BY MRS. aAKY K. HEWITT.

On. what were the pride Of the rich mans gold
Or the worth Of each untitled rood,
Were it not for the rough, hard handed poor
Who toll for their daily iood.
Whatever Of labor the rich man needs,
From the poor mans hand must come
From the cradle rare Of the new born heir,
To the coffin and sculptured tomb.
The poor man sw AZ eth the settlers AK,
Till the forests Tar retire;
And the city springs on rs phoenix wings
o eT the brands OF the log. hOuse ire.
He bandeth the earth with iron roads,
And the steam.ied courser guides
Aud fearlessly he drives the steeds Of the sea
Wherever the rich man rides
He tills the plain till the ripened grain
Is safe Ia the garner stored.
And with rife and snare he huafe.h the fare
That smokes ON the rich mans board.
He twineth the costly robes Of pride
And reareth the stately dome
And cleaves from the ciod the marble god
That stands in the rich mans home.
The gauds Of beauty, the work Of art,
Whatever your wealth hath bought
Nay-the very gold that your Golfers hold
The poor mau's hand hath wrought
Then health TO the rude and thrifty poor,
And honor them eyerrnOre
They mid the turmoil, earn the wages Of toil,
As your fathers did before
And think the reward Of labor Z health,
That wealth is industry friend.
That change is earths law, and soon the see saw
May rise at the poor mans end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Is PURSUANCE u A. order r-s b ssfrs.ls 81 - SD
40 hns lis. hereby " al perso1s hsfg c. - y
n -stais 81 AMOS HOBBY -, ~ Bfoasu coln =
l-tr o. lr---lt NJ - fogrLsrs be- s
hich-.. ksq At,ofnsy l, off~ 10 Wal N-- io
M of o-ofe ne ,h d. q Ma n@rDsi~8 Iofs W. ~
1874 iai5 I.-flne ELIZA HOBBY Asli,rtrsvf
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Important Invention In Railways and Engines

We had the pleasure few days since Of exam
ming models Of proposed improvements Ia railways.
and 10 the construction OF locomotives and cars. We
cannot but hink that the Improvements to which A.
ude will stand the test OF experiment and answer thu
purposes for which they intended. II 50. new
and important period will have arrived In this age
OF iron aud steam.
Fret railroad may be laid down the ordinary
undulaons Of the ear IN. like turnpike road and en-.
gnes and be constructed that they 60
Il with safety To accomplish this object, the invention
enables the engneeer By mechanical means, 10 supply
any degree eff adhesion which may be required any
insta and to pense with II the moment be -
need a. And do this there rack rails, or cog
wheels. or center rail nor is there by this plan US
much resistance 20 the progress oi the train as would
be caused by adding weight 10 the engine 10 order u
produce the requisite adhesion.
By this Invention. 1t Is made an almos, impossible
matter for the to be thrown from the track u
therefore invaluable for II sdms OF light engines fol-
light freighus great desderatum, certainly, for oul
southern railroads. extending through spsrsely settled
discts while II does not prohibit the use OF the mos
powerful engines when they are necessary
The effective power Of an engine DOW, 10 limited u
the adhesion of its wheels by the plan proposed The
adhesion 10 supplied by the engineer in any required
quantity and quenty the power Of the engine i
only limited by It's capacity to generate and retain
steam Hence II 10 difficult TO say whs, grade may moi
readily be surmounted. And when we remember thai
steam coaches weighing only two Ut three tons have
conveyed at good speed from twenty to thirty pas
sesgers the and rough roads OF Eugland
readily ascending and descending the seepest hills
cannot think otherwise than that this invention will
multiply In great degree our means OF intercommuni
cation and bind together more closely our EXTENDED
confedercy while the saving In the expense Of con
structon and In the wear and tear OF roads and ma
chnery will be greatly reduced
The prolific mind OF the gentleman who has made
this In ention James . French Esq of Virginia. ha
slss produced another of less importance Ii
of brake perfectly simple IN its construction, sn'
perfectly ne In its application by which the engn'
aud is train OF may be stopped almost Instant,
BY tho engineer alone The sbesi engineers have 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

ARRIVAL or rHE STEAMSHIP GUADALQUlyIR
AT WILMINGTON. n. C--The Spanish steamship Qua
dalQuvir Capt Manuel Lsbsrdors arrived at this port
about IL O'clock yesterday morning In distress. We
learn that the Gaadaquivsr 10 burden 600 tons that
she les Havana the y0th OF February In ballast, for
New York for the purpose OF undergoing some repairs
Experienced strong northerly winds until within 100
mica of Sew.lork On the night OF the Goth OF Feb.
st l2 O'Clock. rxperienceds severe gale from E-en
desvored 10 head that night and next day tremen
dous heavy sca rolling during the whole time which
carried away buwarks and swept the decks, together
with bulkhead, which supported the hurricane decs
and the steamer nearly filled with water The Captain
called eonsus,ion OF officers, and II appearing that
the ship could stand the much longer ON her
present course. 1, was determined 10 scud her The
engnes proved faithful under the superintendence OF
Mr. Downing chief engineer, who, No learn 10 highly
commended BY the captain Tor the prsiseworhy Efforts
be used fer tho safety OF the steamer Tue stesmer
was scudaed for tso days expecting every moment 10
be ths last 100 miles south OF Cape Henry, fell IN
with pilot boat Fashion OF Baltimore. OWNS 10 the
heavy sea 10 was impossible for the pNot oost 10 80
aloagde the ship but through the urgency OF the en-
yiaecr, OF the pilots. Mr. John Thompson, OF
BALTIMORE, was induced TO fss;en rope TO bis body
and drop himself iato the water aud By this mcaDs,
through great exertions, he succeeded In getting on
board the steamer. While Mr. was in the water, the
two vessels unfortunately came 10 contact snd plsced
him In great peril Of his lie, He was forced 10 sinh
himself below the bottom Of the steamer to prevent
being crushed to death He however succeeded 10 get
ues or board the steamer unhurt As the tao boats
together, three hands board the Fssbion Jump
ed board the stSamer. and Mr. Thompson had great
difHcalty 10 settas them back. They were however,
placed In yawl and succeeded In reaching the Fash
zoo In safety The steamer then bore up for Cape
Henry but the making complete breach fore aud
moment her course WAS shaped for Charleston. GA
arriving OF Cape FeaT i, was found that her fuel
giving out and abe put into this port IN the above
Slt,oa Wilmington Joafnsl, "a.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

AT Al NIIUNl .
c1ON TUESDAY, the 18Th Gay Of March next, 81 ]
- o'clock IN the afternoon, vii be sod by nuoc le'9h
- on the pram-es all thst desirable farm situated ~ the
iteAl No.cb miles from Patterson, miles tom o4oOm
field aud Il miles from New .lofs, cona lhus sp0ol S
scre. mos Of which high sae % CULTIVATION, well
wsered ard umbsrrd The Improvements consist Of con
yeneut sud substantial double stone dwelling mouse WIN
kitchen adjoining, beautiful spring with milk house over
n Two age barns snd al other pscessary outhouse- ~
vel a. good wster power Tho premises may be viewed
and farther Information obtained sppcAi on - mo sun
scribe on The premises Title ndi.pula able
ARTHUR QUINN,
M Is. Or ROB CHlSN ELL,
kuctonerr, Al d.. son, NesJrfsey
~ R-The conditions of The shove sale are 40 follows
10 per be rsd cash the day OF sale ~ pes
c-t csn rsrsin bOnd End mortgage on The premises
and the arcc 40 cent must Dee paid on ihe dehvrfy
OF t- deed either 10 cssh good bond aud mortgage