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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-06


CINCINNATI, Sept. 3, 1852.
DEAR Sir: l have, as you are fully aware,
since have had the privilege Of voting, always
voted for, and advocated Whig measures and
men, and l intend to advocate them until
shall be convinced that they are wrong. But,
in the present Presidential question, am fully
convinced of the honesty, integrity and ability
of General Pierce: for have known him per-
sonally, and feel satisfied that he is too good
patriot and lover of his country to allow any
party feeling to influence him contrary to his
good Judgment, in the exercise Of his preroga
tives If elected, to the detrment of his country.
| admire Gen Pierce for his ability aud modes
ty, and shalt, if | live. give him my vote, and
do all in my power to get others to do the
| same.
Gen Scott's laurels as hero are enough to
satisfy the vanity of any other man living; aud,
although the country is indebted to him for
some of its military glory,it has acknowledged
the fact by placing him at the head of that
branch for which nature has so emincntly fit.
ted him. Further than this l cannot go for
Gen Scott.
As for Gen Pierce's military capacity, that is
Of no importance now. He was not long
enough in the service to be spoiled by it; and
| think, from what little saw Of the two men,
that Gen Pierce IS by far the best fitted of the
two for the Presidency Of these United States
If am wrong, il is not my desire to do in
Justice to Gen Scott. ! would not attempt tc
lower him in the estimation of his countrymen
but would raise GER Pierce to The Presidency
in preference to General Scott because l think
he (Scott) is now as high as we can make him
and that, too, on the ladder adapted to his Pc
culiar talent
In respect to the persons who impeach the
courage and valor af Gen Pierce, would say
that most of them either did not serve in Mex.
leo, or serving there, sustained rather equivo.
cal regulations.
The story Of Gen Pierce having tainted is a
contemptbly twisted and over wrought one
And although he may have tainted, it is no eV-
idence Of want OF courage; for saw an in
stance on the same field and on the same day
when it is said Pierce tainted, which think
| good evidence that the truest ana UIaVesL may
faint from pain and suffering.
Our lamented townsman, Lieut. Iron, aid de-
camp to Gen Cadwallader, whose courage no
man has or ever will doubt was taken sick on
his horse, and was lifted from it, exhausted
and nsensible, by Il think) Capt " Irwin
the ex. Adjutant General Of Pennsylvania, and
myself.
But it is folly to talk about such things.
do not believe that there was a single man
officer or private, in the campaign Of Mexico
who, himself brape man, would cast any sucl
imputation upon Gen. Pierce if he knew him
and if he did not know him, Of course he coult
not
Gen Pierce is kind hearted, pleasant ano
afrable man. and in his manner, easy Of ap
proach, totally void Of haut' ur or vanity.
So now you have my opinion Of Gems Scot
and Pierce, as also my intention to vote, wheI
the time comes, and still call myself Whig
Very respectfully, your obi servt.
p. N. GUTHRIE
WILSON M'OANpLEss, ESQ, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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u Mrs. Nichols, OF the Windham County De-
moerot, supports the nomination Of Messrs.
Pierce and King. A whg editor says she is
the Jairest opponent Of Gen. Scott in the United
States.
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DONALD M. MCINTOSH.

A TTORNEY AT LAW CEDAR RAPIDS
"A Linn county Iowa, will practice in the diff
ferent courts of law and equity in this State
will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him; will devote particular attention to con
seyapcing; aud would respectfully solicit q
hare of public patronage.
Nav, 1851
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JAMES ID. TEMPLIN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
n Public, Iowa City, Iowa, will practice in
the different courts of thi. State.
Nav, 1851.
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S. A. BISSELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IA Law, Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
Nav 1871
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GILMAN FOLSOM.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, IOWA CITY,
IA Iowa, will practice in johnson and the
adjoining counties, in the Supreme Court Of
Iowa and in the District Court of the United
States,
May. 1851.
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pDuring the late elections in England. an
aristocrat and protectionist at Ross, Hereford.
shire. was heard to express himself with great
contempt of the "rabble." Thereupon num-
Der Of the persons alluded to seized him. car.
ried him up to the third story Of house. ard
held him out of window By the back Of his
trowsers until he consented to shout . Free
Trade for r. WIEN tAsy let him go un.
harmed.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-06

WIN. L. LEFFINGWELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
N Law, De Witt, Clinton county, Iowa, will
practice in the Supreme and District courts OF
this State.
May, 1851.
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From the Pittsburg Morning Post.
\ whig VindicattMg Gen. Pierce

MrssRs HARPER 4 PniLLIrs: send you let.
ter addressed to me BY a valued PERSONAL
friend. Captain Presley Neville Guthrie, late Of
the llth Regiment, U Army. disbandcd ai.
the termination Of the Mexican War. Captain
Guthrie distinguishes, .fsslf IN all tllr battlss
q n ahs; ~ ysIasz " 1lIEsjsa % sr nf|r
Rey. and was brevettef for gailS6t g -
the battle Of Churubusco.
From his youth up, he has been an ardent
Whig. and embrace the medium of you, val
nable journal to express my thanks to him for
his spontaneous and magnanimous tribute 10
the talent, bravery and lolty patriotism of Cen
leral Pierce.
have the honor to be. truly.
Your obedient servant, se
- ..a WILSON MCANDLESS.
PirrsDuRGu, Sept. ID, 1852. .-#
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3s.s: L. ;,s.. 4 .. N ss 81 E, ss'ss. 81.
lected together I'M ~ HacEa Sisstss.
They were then pIdcsa Md and ~ ofiass
va, their ligh. clothiusj G : csftE their
back. and = pyramid r., wIaes was
formed around them i 80 Va M pro,
tect ion. e 1.
+ As if BY magic sAden'y changsa
an earthquake shook I'D Up jsQN
the guides, brawhns ksasical az
aoanti. (get OH, gs.4 les broke tse6S
their keepers. and med Sto lf
fate, the hurricane ot As,te=ehs
scene around wsina RCoaiempla-
ton. too diver, gin ten
minutes tho Ii, en- sheer
exhaustion, fop lace the
wind char "a w vas
beyons'viy Sts
scats1
had coufagY 1haccs
were burnin reached
issue appeared on to some
villages and pas as reported,
have been seriously
Slavery tslba.
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GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
: y TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IA Law, Iowa City, Iowa, will practice in
The various courts in this State.
Nav. 1857
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Women Of Naples.

Mr.. Headly, in his letter from Italy, says
"You have heard of the Language of the Nepo.
litans; but can assure you there is nothing
like it heer-that is to say among the lower
classes. The only difference that can detect
between them and the American Indians is.
that the latter are the more beautiful of the
two. The color is the same the hair very like
indeed, and as tothe soft "basard Latin they
sreak, it is one ofthe most abominable dialects
ever heard. know that it is rather shocking
to ones ideas of Italian women am sure
was prepared to view them in favorable-Ray
in a poetical light. but amid all the charms and
excitements of this romantic land cannot see
otherwise. The old womH are hags. and the
young women are dirty 81 shod slatterns.-
Talk about 'bright.eyed Jan maidsr
Among our lower clas gre are five beau
ties to one good look Ian here. 1t is
ton that live in Hest sub
stances to escapel tion. But
it is otherwise be Ita-
ians excel. us orally
acquire W.
!: i !:
ishing thac> mat
ridiculous no and
per necessifa, mU many
an Italian womd kation if
she possessed sue of our la
dies acquire, only u painfulest
process.
have sought the real The difference,
and can see no other III nat the Indians
have their glorious statuag ontinually before
them as models; and hencs hdeavor to assim-
ilate themselves to tnem whereas our fash
ionablesS have no mod\s except those
French stuffed figures in the windows of the
milliners' shops. Why, 4 an artist should
presume to make statue with the shape that
seems to be regarded with us as the perfection
of harmonious proportion,he would be laughed
out of the city. 1t is a standing objection
against the taste Of our women the world over
that they would practically assert that q
French milliner understands how they should
he made better than Nature ITSELF
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To Messrs. Ben. NJ. Samuels, VIM Joshua
Barney, F. v. Goodrich, Geo. McHenry'
Nadeau, Committee, DC. Dubuque, Iowa.
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Ison. SEQ. w. Jones.

The citizens Of Dubuque. without distinction
of party, rendered public dinner to the Hon
G W Jones, as a token Of their gratitude for his
untiring and efficient services IN the late ses-
sion Of Congress-. We subjoin the written re-
ply of the General as published in the Miners'
Ezpresss
ALTA v1srA, NEAR DuBuorE,
~ Sept 18th l652.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIGEON SPRINGS.


TINE undersigned has become the Proprietor ofthat
beautiful Watering Place called, Pigeon SPRINGS,
situated on Pigeon Greek in the immediate Neghoor
hood Of Evansville Ind, and about one halt mile from
the Ohio river. The mineral water OF these Springs IS
well known to the neighborhood, and for Medical pur
poses has been used for years. For bathing purposes
they are unsurpassed by any waters Of the West and Tor
Cold aud Hot Baths attached to the premises, and Will
always be In good order The subscriber VIII DC enabled
accommodate forty fifty persons. either In ames
or sngly. There 10 large Vegetable Garden attached
10 the premises, where every Garden vegetable ana
Fruit In season. may be had. There e sixteen acres al
and Summer Houses and afordng peasan places OF re-
sort during the heat Of the weather for children Inc
table win be supplied with every luxury the market can
Afford the intercourse from Evansville 10
New Orleans and the South, enables the proprietor TO
procure every Tropical Fruit TO be found there Iohose
persons at the South elsewhere who desire conor
table residence during the Summer months. with easy
can daily II their business requires their return home
find a steamboat conveyance the subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater advantages
Evansville in whose Immediate vicinity the Springs are
situated narkable for its heath and Omniousses
will run every the city from which the Springs are
distant less than me. The mail arrives daily both Dy
land conveyance and by steamboats, at Evansville The
In short time will to VinceEnes The Electric lei,
egaph communicate at any tine with every part OF
the county, In fine there is no place where man OF
moderat means. who wishes o pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly do at as little expense as al
the Pigeon Springs. Charge " i'll be moderate.
man Languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
Jpn. Orleans Picayune copy to amount OF 3d. and
send bill to this Office. N
Evansville, May LIFT
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue Of a writ Of special Fl. Fa Tin favor Of
IL Joseph Venneman and agains: Francis Jans) issued
out OF the office OF the clerk of the Vanderburyh Circn
Court and to me directed; will Saturday. the I7th
day OF July D. 1852 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
Court House. in the city Of Evansville expose to sale the
rents issues and profits for the term of seven years of
the following described piece parcel land situated
benning twenty chains south Of the north west corner
OF section Motive In township No. six south OF range
Ten west and being part of north OF said
on, and running east forty poles to the middle of the
Stae road leading from Evansville Princeton thence
twenty eight links, in the line dividing SECTIONS No. a.
and six, 10 said township and range thence south four
Chains and twenty nine links to the place of becinprg
containing three and half or less; and in Ia
fault Of the rents issues and profits selling sum suf
hcien to satisfy said execution, will at the same time
ana ohec for sale the ieesimpe Of the above de-
scribed piece or parcel Of land.
je25-2w JOHN S. TERRY C.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
OINCBNNATI HY DROPATHlC,
n Watcr Cure Establish Inent

rNHE above nsttuohis open for the reception OF
patients is located about five miles from the city,
NATL Hamilton and DAYTON Railroad in The rear and
the same distance from the Miami Canal in 'front.' render
easy Of to those DESTROYS Of enjoying the ben
To the lover nature few parts Of the country fur
nsh more variety of scenery than spreads se
before the all the way fro Cincinnati the Cure
There nature and tcombne, rendering the view beaut
full beyond description.
The new large and beautiful Edice displays
of the artist at glance The n.atness aud elegance Of
the Interior combined with the attractions
which present themselves to the invalid fail to
render this Establishment deslfabie The Halls are
extensive the Rooms spacious and yng where the IN
valid can at pleasure free from atmospheric inha
ventilated. and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooms am
pie and commodious being conyenen, for the applica
ton of water in every form. In connection with the In
stitution there is Gymnasium Hall, seyeuyive feet
long, where patients will have opportunity OF restoring
their muscular strength by healtfu exercise The Springs
which furnish the for this Establishment clear,
pure soft abun lant flowing from gravey bedhey
send forth both cool and delicious The country and
neghborhood remarkable for healfhfnness puN oil
air and variety of scenery All things combined
hot think of more desirable place, for those seeking
health, than this Institution.
Dr. PEAsE having had much experience in the tr at
ment of diseases for many begs leave TO inform the
public that pains will be spared for the restoration to
health of those committed 10 his Mrs. PEAsE, who
has for several years. devoted her attention TO the treat
of diseases peculiar tn her and being every way
qualified for important station, will take special charge
of the female department Proapsus Uter with It's train
of ailments that bane of female beauty, health anu happi
which is prosrang the energies and destroying The
usefulness of large portion OF the fair will be treated
in this Institution successfully! independent OF pessares
or supporters of any kind. To this subject would in
vte the attention of ladies' in all cases shall expect
to p rform perfect cure.
Persons visiting the Cure by the Of Cincinnati Ham,
iton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthage sta
ton. Patients requested to bring two comiortabes,
blankets two coarse sheets six towels, and quan!
of old linen, suitable ior bandages
TERNs-The terms for BOARD, MEDICAL and all
ordinary attendance, will be to- dollars per week. pay
able weekly Extra attendance will subject the patent
to charge Some deduction will be made to those
who find necessary TO spend length of time in tile In
stituton. Transient persons will be charged two dollars
per day. -
From three five dollars will be charged for the first
examination.
- Fcr further particulars address
n A. PEASE, NJ. D., -
| Pro. rietor and PLY sican
| Carthage, Hamilton Co., Ohio. my2i3md]
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LAND In ILLINOIS.

L'OR sale. most desirable tract of land about GOO
Il acres Of which beautiful sloping Prairie and 100
acres OF timber This Land lays about miles from the
aourishng town OF GRANVILLE, the Big Wabash about
3miles from Albion in Edwards county about , mi,es
from the New Albany. Mt. Carmel and ST. Louis Railroad
which IS now partly under and process of con-
,ruction and about miles from the Little Wabash river
Nearly all the surrounding country is in high state of
cultivation, and 1t is believed that more desirable loea
found The Plank Road to GRANVILLE runs about iIes
Eastofit, and there is plenty of stock it.
Any person desrous Of settling in a healthy and re-
specialize neigaborhood, will lind few such desirable
chances. Apply either 10 DIR. SAMUEL. THOMPSON
Albian. Ill, or TO CRAWFORD BELL, ESQ.,.
Je1c-2tdGwJmf Evansville. Ia
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

WILL proceed to sell, by order from the Probate
Il Court al its May Term, before the first of July
next and If not sold will sell public auction ut the
Court House door in Evansville, the 10th July 1882
the following described land The undivided half of the
east half OF the quarter Of section five in town.
snip SIX south on range ten west in the Vincennes Land
District This land lies north Of Evansville about miles
and about Is or 20 acres cleared, with good orchard
Terms or SALE-One-thrd down; in six months and
In IL months from day OF salt, giving with security
aud waving the valuation or appraisement laws.
..srs ~ GEO. L. SCHNZE,
Je3-fwS2 One Of the Administrators.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-07
SHERIFF'S Sale.

by virtue Of writ Of special execution lin favor of
II John c. stacer and against Michael wiihelms)
oat OF the once OF the clerk Of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court and to directed; WILL ON SATURDAY. the 9th
Gay OF July A d. 1852 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A NJ ana o'clock p NJ said day, the door of the
Court House in the city OF Evansville, Vanderburgh co.,
to sale the rents, issues and profits for the
term OF seven years. of the following described real
taie, towiE Inc southeast quarter of the north east
quarter dissection No. twenty in township No four
soutn OF range No. ten west In the Vincennes and Dis
tct and In default Of the rents issues and profits selling
LOT sum sufficient to 81 tsfy said execution WILL the
same Time and place, offer for sale simple of said
real estate lje253wl JOHN TERRY, S. We.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

pursuance Of order of the Probate Cour of Van
i derburgh county, the undersigned, Guardian of the
minor heirs Of James Robertson, decd WILL the 24th
day OF july A d. 1852 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ at the Court House door in
Evansville, expose to sale at public auction the follow
ing described Tract Of Land, owit:
The 5 K of the n. K. of section %, intownship
south OF range III west in the Vincennes Land District
vanderourgh county, Ia, containing 10 more or
less Said tract Of land lies the Mt. Vernon road
about mites from Evansville, and is good farming land
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-th third cash; at 6, and at l2
months with security, waving relief laws.
JesEfw n. q. WHEELER, Guardian.
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QUEENsWARE.

TWO hundred and thirty crates Queensware and Ave
Il hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with gen
eral assortment OF French. English, plain figured
Gold Brand China, German ware, &c. All of which must
be sold this spring The stock Is complete and WIS i'm
ported especially for this market. We solicit the
special attention OF heavy dealers, who have hitherto
made their purchases in the East and South we pledge
ourselves them time and money well as break
age Those wanting TO buy would do well TO once
as our goods must and will be sold at lowest hgures-
Some assorted crates and casks on hand. - 81
TERMS cash, or accepted paper Merchants visiting
our city will find 1t TO their interest 10 make purchases OF
us. lmh22. H0LLIEGSW0RTH& HUGHES.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- The undersigned have taken for term Of years.
HI that large and commodious threestory Brick build
G ing lately erected by Mr. II. {. Herschelman, on
the Of Second street and Fulton Avenue, in La
mssc0 City, in which they have opened House oil Enter
tainment which they have attached Family Grocer!,
and now respectfully solicit shere of public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient stabng
and capacious Sheds of the Lamasco Steam Mill,
and convedient to the premices They have hne airy
Sleeping Rooms, and can lodge comfortably tg persons
For those who in the habit Of partakg OF the ardent
they will nd Bar well stored with all Kinds OF choice
onors and an an accomplished Barkeeper who
will at all times attend to their wants Their tables will
ut times supplied with the choicest vands and veg
eabes the market viii afford is their iHtenton at all
times to keep orderly and quiet house, and no pains
will DO spared render their guests comfortable They
have no doubt but their long experience in catering for
the public will enable them TO give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them WITH call
The want such house in this part city has long
been felt and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their edeayors TO remedy the dec-
ency. BRCGGlMAN q Fisher.
Lamasco City, May 10th 'j2.-lu
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

hRS. CAsSELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
themselves together In the practice of Medicine and
surgery would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared TO attend
to all calls either by day night both OF them
can Dc consulted a. their ONCE, First street.
above the Sherwood House, at all times except pro
fessionally absent. -TapI6.tfl
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
81 Law Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
partners in the practice of the law and will continue
to practice in this the adjoining counties and In the
Supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention pavcularly TO land law Ina short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract OF
the title 10 almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments or in Lamasco, together with their professioEa
opinion 40 to the title ifdesired. ljy25-dawui
r IME-eOO bbls suderiur White Lime for sale low by
/ 4 ap3O GRAHAM d FARRELL.
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Superior shoulder Braces.

TIME object of this Brace isto remedy habual STOPPING,
/ round and erooke Shoulders, weak back and chest
and preserve and graceful position Indispensable
health and beauty 1t adapted TO benefit men, wo-
The great utility of this Brace, will, trial. become APP
parent to all aud simplicity aud adaptation to the OBJ.
ect designed its best recommendations. Ii is light
yet strong and perfectly elastic combining all the excel
ences OF the common shoulder Braces in use, with none
objections. This brace is constructed TO an
swer the purpose of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders-
For sale at wholesale or retail by
KELLER & FARNSLEY,
decl2-tf No. IA " alter street, Evansville.
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Billiard Room.

T HAVE Just removed my Billiard Room from the old
Il place. TO Front street, above Mr.. Simon Gumberts
Clothing Store just of the Pavilion. Those fond of
this amusementand exercise win find comfortable room
at this new locoon and will receive every attention.
Open all hours of the day and evening.
febl3-lvr -. EMANUEL GUMBERTS.