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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
EyanSyiIle Ind.

TINE regular course of Lectures in this Insti-
i tuition will commence on toe iirst Monday
piNovember, under the following Faculty, to-
vii: .t
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ D, Emeritus PROBES
sor of Ply -iology aud Pathology.
HUGH RONALOS, M. D., Professor OF Gen
eral Descriptive aud Surgical Anatomy.
A. FOSTER, A. M M. d., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOHN R. WILCOX, M, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
MADISON j. BRAY, NJ. d., Professor of the
Prime iples and Practice OF Surgery.
WILLIAM III. BYFORO, NJ. D., Professor
of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE 3. WALKR, M D. Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases oil Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL nj. D., Profess
sor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence
JOHN t. WALKER, NJ. D., Demonstra ,r of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi'
cal Anatomy, under the superintendence oil The
Professor OF Anatomy or the Demonstration, will
be open tor the reception Of Students by the Isl
of October.
Fees for full course, SIS:
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
Ell, each So. Diploma zee $50
Good boarding may oe obtained al from 81 90
to 50 90 per week.
Any one desiring further information, may adj
dress the Dean (post paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended TO-
G. b. WALKER, NJ. D.,
jyl6,3m Dean oflhe Faculty.
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wooDBUI,N,s FEVER AND AGUE

NTOw offered to the public for the frstiime This ned
~ icne has existed in private ldm'y ,or more IA
fy wears. been distributed 10 considerable eNten
among friends and has during ihe whole lime, aud IN an
inssanses proved iisefa iing remedy WhciheI
applied 10 OF 20 third day aSne OF Wcl
known Stubborn no,ogieiy.
Suca experience together with numerous so'e'G hohs
from ,esds induced ,he proprietor 40 give 40 e
public. Tae undeTsia ned, WHO know tbe med'c'"e ~
iher wn experience consented 10 lake an a%eney
for par OF Indiana ana Iljoo and now oGer d by Inc
dozen or s:nole boe. wi,h Ire express understand og
that ;he money will always re reiguGed Tnere the me-
ecinnsed recording doseeons does 10 afee netlec'
and permanent cure. snal9Il ALLiS " HON ES.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
Ia Gibson County.

nor sale. reasonable terms the following properly:
4 One hundred and sixty acres OF Land, in section
seventeen four south of ruge nine west, with
thirty Improved, with house. smoke house nd
good well OF water.
Also One hundred and tweny acres in section eight.
town four south Of range nine wesi, with twelve acres
cleared end hore nineteen 10y tweutysiX feet and
bali stories high wan forty acres of land unimproyed
IN section nine. ihe above property NAV sold on
change for property in Evansville Persons wishing to
view The above lands will call Oh
TBEOPHILAS BACON, or
jy7-3m HENRY SHIP.
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JFWEYRY AND MOTIONS.

DY express Jreel from the manufacturers Cluserpins
ID RarrAcs Finger rings. Lockets, Fob-chains, Keys
Pencils Shirt studs Bes.es. Buckles and Pins; winch
will sell low any house in New York at wholesale
retail Also, retail, great variety OF Fort onDar
Purses Brushes Combs Gold Pens Needles, Steelbeads
and Claps Accordeons, Musicboxes, Chessmen, Dolls
Balls; DE. a. Z. PUsHEE,
my73m Main street. near Water.
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Superior Shoulder Braces.

TIME obiee: Of this Brace TO remedy STOPPING,
round and crooked Shoulders. weak back and chesl'
and preserve erect and graceful position, Indispensable
TO health and beauty. 1t Is adapted TO benefit men,
aud children Of all ages occupations and conditions.
The great utility fhis Brace, viii, trial. become ap
parent TO all, and its simplicity and adaptation the OBJ
Jcct designed. are fts best recommendations. 1t is light
yet strong, and perfectly elastic, combining all the excel
encies of the common Shoulder Braces i'm use with
of its objections. This brace il
the purpose Of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders.-
For sale III wholesale retail by
KELLER & FARNSLEY,
decl2-n No. IA Water street, Evansville.
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING Al

lust received per steamer Paris, % cases assrd Dry
Goods which we offer 20 The trade dis morning ~ re-
dueed rates.
This lot of Goods very Desirable being fresh
the agencies OF the manufacturers. The Prints espeei-
w. are exceedingly beautiful OF bright rich styles on me
finest cloths and eoors warranted fast r,-
apl6 MORGAN, kEEN q rhESioN'
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REMOVED.

q M.GRlFFlTH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
~. next door, TO c. Bells Drug Store, and is now
open he best selected stock selected himself in the
Eastern Markets of Foreign and Domestic Hardware
ohereo - lis Market From his org experience in the
Hardware trade strict attention 10 business and fi,
prices he hopes to receive share public patronage
Mechanics, Builders and others invited to examins
1 MS sioch 1myl1
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

L HAVE removed my Office TO Water street, next dooi
i TO the Lafayette House, where can be found
times by day night, unless professionally engaged
ap3n JOHN SHAW, C.. M, VI. D., &c.
ID EMOVAL FOSTERS & BROWN have removed
1Oher stock Of Groceries to their large and commodioCs
new store Main and First here they would
DE pleased to their old friends and tire public generally
octl-f
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.taiu,tauCo,d .hat G,.ttcr..

NTOR is Il those b?; make re most noise sell i'e
chc?Dest. PessC want CtoceFie- nay cs. IS
sured la idey nc 90. al Gtc Gomez o. t7'th ana
Main streets. cre: re eoe- pesi an ncoA )y IT
my4 JAIES sfALUlNo.
TENNESSEE MONEY bought nv
i iva T.. C,LGEHr * co. Syc. near Water
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" ~ ~ A. J. WHEELER
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

A RE constantly receiyirc in addition TO their fo,n,s
IA lar e stock, new supply Of
Books rad St: f:0pcry.
OF every description. New Public; TORS e issncd n,
The Eastern Publishing HoUses, e2pIarly received
Orr wholesale and Retail prices are tie same rs at
Iousvi' o. Cipeinnati we sh emiru Country Mer-
ehans rs face the prooi wpi,h is in trying us A
large "a" wen se'ee,ed assortment of Miscellaneous
School Medical asd Theological Books always on hand
to selc, from. 1870
Printing, Writing. Wrapping End Fauey Papers; Blank
Books o. every description :rG oualiy: American ana
Foreign ney Stationery OF aI kInUs constantly on hand
Music Teachers Supplied lioeTal &c ms with the be,
of q uiiar anG Piano Music.
UI7Or S .cf Cooks moi on hand promptly aende
to. lJAil T. ii. HOOD & CO..
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FLOoRING MACHINE

TIME Ddsrsgned have laiey put IN operaton Floor
l. ine and Facn. Mech ae. ,de Canal ri the Elbow,
grave ygc. tbey row Dfeps ed 20 cornish
any quantity OF FlOOshg - wei wo Sed rs any o'her
Machine Flooring ,hst ecu ne procCfeC.
ALso-An NV quantity OF PACKING BOXES 90 low as
thew ca be In Cincinn. Il. O,Jc respect
fully solicited. A. SIMfSON ~ Df'o'
Evansville, Aug 6, 1881.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAI, NOTICE.

DRS. CASSELBERRY 81 NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in The practice OF Meoiee anu
Surgery would respectfully announce 10 the euhcns VI
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared 10 aen
all calls either by day night; one or BON oil ne
be consulted at their Office on fiFsl shee,,
above the Sherwood House. at all times except when pro-
SessionalIv absent l.Dl0dl
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LAW FAETNEEEuTp


TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. f. BLYTHE. Attornies at
- Law, Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
as partners in the practice of the law and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining counties ard in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention particularly 10 land law In short time they
Will be prepared To give in few minutes abstract oil
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
mens, or in Lamasco, together with their professional
opinion as to the title fdesired. ljy25-daw6i
SATINETTS.-1 case steel mixd, Satinetts reed th
- day and for sole by
jy7 Jas. Low & CO., Az Main ST., Lou Ky
CNCASES Calf Boots for sale low by
~ aguao j. H. MAGHEE e. co.
QCASES mems California Gold Diggers Boots for sale
~ low by aug2O J. II. MAGHEE d co.
NTOOLLEN PLAIDS-
w cases blue and black;
do red do; reed this day and for sale by
tye6 JAS. Low d CO., AZ Main ST.. Leu. Ky.
SOAP, CANDLES &c
~ 100 boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap;
80 do do Olcine do
50 do Fox's No ! Starch:
80 do Star Candles 6s;
100 do Summer Sterine Candles;
% dozen Choice Shaker Breoms:
100 do common and med'm Brooms; in store p
TOT sale by lmy29 BABCoCk BRoTHERs
NJlDDLESEX CASSIMERES-rcase black Doeskin:
vi and case plain do do; reed aud for sale by
mys6 JAS. LOW & CO, Az Main 81. Lou, ny.
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CO-PARNERSHlPS, &C.
PARTuERSIHP NOTICE.

TINE partnership in the practice flaw ofLaw, Battel
l. IL Johnson has been dissolved. The business OF
the firm will be continued under the firm of Law and
Johnson, Auornies and Counsellors at law. mar 90
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THE CHEAP STORE.

30 BALES II ss Nos; and Cotton BATTING
= 6 do coIored Carpet Chain;
fe5is SAML ORR.
SOAPIEsES Curtin Muslin, Embroidered asst'd.
CJU los do Fancy, reed this day and for sale
I CASE Cassamers, French Dos Skin,
new Style fancy reed this day and for sale
by augls JAS. Low & Co., Az Main St. Lou. Ky.
WoRsTEp sERaEI,,ss92,sss rs sou this S,y and
mhlo Az Main ST., Louisville Ky.
DLAID BLACK LINING.-2 bales (all wooD reed this
i day and for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
au.l Al Main street, Louisville, Ky.
cotton YARNS.-aCO bags Cotton Yarn guar
~ anteed Of BEST QUALITY, for sale as follows;
5OOs :. cents;
s0os s. do;
ALso-Carpet Chain. Cotton Batting, heavy A Osnas
'urgs, etc., for sale EaUALLy Low.
ie3 S. e. GILBERT 81 CO., Syc. Water.
CALEDONIA CHECKS.-2eases for sale by
~ aug6 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST., Lou, KY
4 BARRELS new Timothy seed just reed and for sale
II by aug23 GRAHAM 81 FARRELL.
PROM CHECKs.-e eases reed this day and forsale
N byIjysflJAs. Low & Co., Az Main ST. Lou. Ky.
VNTHTTE LINERS bbis fresh Roach. Just reed in
store and at Railroad ps Fos Fl is y BROWN
! CUNDRIEs.-
| - $50 sacks Cotton Yarn;
| 50 bales do Batting; . -- ..
1000 white and colored Carpet Chain in store and for
saleby ijve' SAMUEL ORR.
! CoFFEE.-75 bags new crop reed and fer sale by
~ ap29 SAMUEL ORR
DRINTs-lOe cases light col Nader Prints just reed
| L by ljel5l J. II. MAGHEE IL co.
NTACKEREL-En whOles, HAYES and or. bhls for sails
~
20 BALES cannel'On sheetingsjg Just reed BY
! (SLAZED WALL PAPER-eooo pieces Glazed Wall.
M paper superior quality and latest styles on
jys1 " ~ JOHN G. DEvEREUx. JR.
i Rags wanted.
| Days WANTED Immediately at the Wall Paper and
anglo JOHN C. DEvEREUx, Jr
| Main street between lst and Cd.
lDACOT.-sO0O MS clear Sides Hams and Shoulders
ID 10000 do Canvassed Hams, Jour own curnS);
for sale by lje6) FOSTERS & BROWN
| WINDOW TRIMMINGS.
1 CoRNICES with Galleries; Curtin Partres; Curtain
~ Bands: do Pins, all and beautiful STYLES reed
this day and for sale by aug2i BABCOCK BROTHERS.
TAR AND PITCH.-35 bbls Tar and 10 bbIs Piteh;jl
Il reed and for sale by ljysl PRESTON BROS
GLOBE PINK PRINTs.-s cases for sale by
INUR AND WOOL HATS.-A great variety, for sale
l. cheapby ]. Il. FOSTER d CO.,
apps Water street, door from Main.
| DIAM JACONETT.-1c aSs'd Nos. for sale by
l. jyl1 JAS. Low IL co. All Main ST. Lou, Ky.
DAYD BoxEs.-3o do 2 Band Boxe, lust reed and Z
- sale by tjy27l JOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR.
A 0CASES coarse Boots in store and for sale low b.
ItU suss -. Fl. MAGHEE " co.
/
GOLDEN STRUP-10 kegs ofl0 gallons each; hal
i " bbis. ST. Louis Refined; at retail-for sale by
aug26 FOSTERS & BROWN,
DACON-l0OO b clear sides in store and for sale by
ID aug25 PRESTON BROTHERS.
A NEW lot OF Mnsicj ust reed by
"A te2S --.-.-.~- - Z. n. HOOD s. CO.,
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TOTHE PUBLIC.

80 TIVE undersigned have trken. Cor term OF years,
ki that L. &c and commOficus thfee-s,ory bfice build
saAt ing ETY. erected by NJ. - e. BeFscheiman. on
the corner OF second street end r1oO AvenTc. = La
masco C;,y "a which ncy have oDereda House o. Enier-
tainmeui o wnca they IA. s,tcheG t"miy Grocery,
end Dccilul'y solie o. 'b'c -. tronaee
They have large Na2oa Y:rt VIA codveo eni Shbling
and capators sheds IN re:r O. itc Lamasco Steam Ml-
and coGveG.ent 10 re pFences. THey rave fire airy
Scenng Rooms. ard Ger lodge cOl ''ll yis
For are IN the ls0 q paTasir a. zoe ardent
they wiz ind t,ar wcl stored win -? 'rtS % Choice
Iiopo an6 ;icnioasn"ar accomplished :. acc.cr VINO
wiz ~ .;nes aGero hcir wan,s. Thei l.. ies will
ri 81 .iaes spnDed wit choicest Wac end veg
eaes Ike. wiz aGot,. Is, ti's. Intention. ut all
t;mcs 10 eeo orie ~ aPa oCct IOpse. and 20 pains
viii &c s,ec render cf@Pe.,s conio 'tapie. They
have 70 Goa bpt t5er ton c<neience 20 ciesing oT
the ic VIII &c tacG 10 give ehtife stisac ION 10
all WOO my favof 1em w',h cap.
Tie wan. such hocse ~ this Dart ofthe city has onc
been fell Fed tic undersigned ere n hopes Gene
public Will seeord ther endc vo sepetv Ire tedc
ency. bhVNpl.iA-N u rt-iihi''
L4masco City, May 10th 'Ja.-ln
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IANIE CURRANTS.-2 casks very fine, just reed PEI
~ Lexington, for sale low by
aug5 E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water.
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REMOVED.

rT1HEunders;gned have removed their Eook md Mus
Store 10 tie cofoef o. Main eBc First street where
they are psi rcecyin ia aGGon tieir crmes stock
an extensive as,oftnSOt o. BOOKS St. tonay Nusica
Instfunents &C. &c.; ell OF wcb they prepared te
SELL at wdoes.lle o; FeGs;l, zoe most hbeT.i e.ms
iyI3.,f r. COSYNGTON & co.
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WyHITE LEAD, &C.
w 100 kegs Conkling, Wood & Co.'s pure Lead;
bbls Putty, in Bladders;
do Lnseed Oil; for sale by
je16 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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vINHE Brick Dwelling House. next East OF the resdene
Il of Mr.. Samuel Orr heretofore occupied by 6. w
Chadd. Ii has rooms and fine cstern ont houses, 81
Apply to s. j.. GILBERT " CO.,
apl3 Sycamore near W atexs
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TPSold in Evansville wholesale and retail by Crav
ford Bell in Princeton by X. b. Hallock in Petersburg
by Adams Campbell; and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. Iap27-d&wlyl
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ALE! ALE! ALE!
MIR SMITH. ofthe Eagle Restaurant, has made arrange
J'I ments TO keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
oil storer Co. Detroit Bottled ale OF superior quality
je2l-tf
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-13
w. PENN. CLARK

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR
IA in Chancery, Iowa City, Iowa, wllattend
t., all business entrusted to his care in the U.
s. District court, and the Supreme and District
Courts of the State of Iowa, and also act as
LAND AGENT. Office over the storeoccupied
by George Andrews.
MAY, 1851.
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Difference in favor Of Dem.

From the above statement, it would be fair
TO add the amount appropriated under Mr.. Ty-
ler's administration to the Democratic column,
for the Wings repudiated him and his admin
istrat;on before he had yet signed any bill for
Harbors and Rivers.
Besides, the bills he signed for those objects
were mostly passed by Democratic Congress,
during his two last years.
Now, can the Whig party contend, from the
above statement that il is the only party friend
ly to Rivers and Harbors. The figures show
that the Democratic party has, when in power.
appropriated slO.l39. .673.35 for Harbor and
River improvements,t to the Wings $2 .462, ,767 -
leaving an amount expended by the former
of near Sc, ,000, 600 over that expended by the
Wings on the same objects 1t may be said
that the Democrats have held power longer
than the Wings and as consequence the tota !
of their appropriations to River and Harbor
| improvements should, on comparison, exceed
theirs Granted. But if the Democratic par
.y was as much the enemy Of those improve
ments as the Wings would have the country
believe, they would never have appropriated
anything for them.
The following article is from the concord
Daily Patriot" paper published at the home
of General Pierce. We give it as true expose
of the sentiment Of the Democracy Of the coun'
try upon the great subject of Harbor and Riv'
er Improvements.
RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS
The first assault Of a political nature made
upon GENERAL PIERCE after his nomination
was based upon his votes in Congress against
certain bills making appropriation for the
building Of Roads and Canals and the improve
ment of Rivers and Harbors. These votes.ane
the fact that he opposed appropriations for thes'
objects, have been and are being extensively
used in certain quarters, with view to preln
, dice the Democratic cause. We have not a
e hand the bills in question, and cannot there
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a . ~
works, no small ~ = ~n'ch "' "eie oN'' an
but impassau'e J" " anu 'nlo"s
nian oogs. that ~ - over aHs uNn nu
DkEp AM - - - !" '1'
lars. NOW had " w. -an" e'"e oa
would II the Pafe seca.eu t'e,'' ".'
continuedln pows sas cale"ia.e ''e nus,
cher that would af uone no" '""'"
would have been sonai Deetf WORSE
stiii; now Wide ~ navy oee'' ''".'o"
al corruption coeE Wo's"' =, '''
people susta'hec = sacASon' anu ''"'
his DAY TO TINS De"oela1'c par
ty has contai3 aruc'e. - '"e
words OF IN iEo'ia''S So.-
~. -.
.f -. =
~;
"Naw ;ntriyuers
won,a tor a pierce had
,hs Isu.a w;.dom ' a. Years ayo-
such a dec,arat al the one lust
ouo,ed and sue broval as General
piece Gives 70 tbi 10 even an ind,sp,.
s;,;on 20 favor in ise Of sound dis.
- ;.s;.;.,a;n ants n our u,rh,rs
si.s'o" ;n ~ s.a';" ~. ;,ana - ,hs oosan shores
much loss con vert n k3to declared hostl
TO- .a.;ns. snoh ,nn l,;onsp surely the
S.. -, ho,;sve !, ,hem.
selves, These gentry ash no questions but the
miro or ,o,cs and if the yro,sest misrepresenta
t;,r vii, las, long epousb and run fast enough.
hefore trptb can get her boots on, to bring in
these votes their purnose ,oU be ans,rcred, AND
THIS PRICE me- PAID. Henc, it bchoopes all true
Democrats to meet this matter in season Now the
direct Injustice and even f,lsity of all this, as
.ga;rst the Democratic party and General
Pierce ara seen in the facts: .'H
~, ~ ,ho M.rs
,...,.,t -, u.r,or I'm.
n~ a ~ ~. p;u.. d..,an.n,s Of a yen.
p.o.'' - 80 y --s ~ .n,o,,r;,,;o,s
a. ""a p....'.s = sl ssi..-1t;o. :, J,cL.
e'' W." p.saA' =. J. s,.,,4 .~ II zZs... u.rhors.
-, .s!.s.sz,s.. /. Is 2 Sss
40 -. - s.. 6. g hr..t
80. 80 .s "a -. Is more
- 80. s ~ -..s...,,;
80 ~ l.v,,or :,
~ VI, -, -. U..... fs fSss;c.oo h,r
! !: e: : !:
hsu;,, I,;,a;. s,.s..saS|| / X$5s1 lr n or,h Caro-.
w.. Nr,,';... s--s..s-a VI ..,-sa. .nd san.
w.1,s on IeLa nj. ... ,..v o.ber improve
,.on,s ,o. ,ho hanas. q u Irs.r;or Commerco
uh;.h h.s m ov.r hoar !, I;.ct - greatest soil
..1. IN, na.,aa..,;a ..;n;s,,a,;ons 7, !,
-, ~. D., p.,,-f ,a,a -, ;,or,,,,
p;ua.nua u.rhar I'm. h,Aa,;s w.s ,ooa,so IL.
nu, - ,.oosu .L ;,s,o ~.
nr.v.;,a,, ;n I,crson,. - ..ccoeasa !, ,,cL
=, !, .,,,,,1. - s.a;o.1,, ,,,.;oo
: .:.,Ia tba, ~ L,;c pr.s;aort w;,,
-. ,;or,s of conx3 3!,S IN, a,,v conld sane
,;a, ,ho, With tho, rAc7s as 10 annronria
. .'on '.e"': :, ,au mans,.;,ns ~ arrfm ,nL .h H.
: - :, ;, g.. n.rt, r.L 10 .l,eoe ,hot III,
- ca., ~ sold stn, al, R;vo
, -. -,
Fs,s9s ssas9I
lhe DemocReS ave never n'a"''es'e'
, hostility to lu0ie>9A necessary aPP'oP''"
tlons to Improve bors Of the country
: both those on ~ lek49 on the Atlantic ah'
racine; ana q tns pave MOI Deen SO hu
: merous, q = n9l ne Lake Commerce
e is OF later dew q naking them. ih''
party have cxcTcise . wise dis
q cretion and end dl1e ination, and to MAKE
{ such expenditeTse onlJ the treasury woul'
e warrant, aud wksJo1 would be of genera
e and National import Who does not re
member the ridicule aisempted to be cast OIL
a Democrats in Jackson's day because they foun'
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GILMAN FOLSOM.

4 TTORNEY AT Law, IOWA CITY,
N 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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S. A. BISSELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Law, Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
Nav 1851
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= DONALD M. MCINTOSH,

- DONALD NJ. MCINTOSH,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, CEDAR RAPIDS,
n Linn county, Iowa, will practice in the diff
ferent courts Of law aud equity this State;
will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him; will devote particular attention to con-
1eyancing; and would respectfully solicit a
hare of public patronage. "'
Nav. 1851
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JAMES ID. TEMPLIN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
IA Public, Iowa City, Iowa, will practice in
the different courts of thi. State.
Nav 1851.
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:
Democratic rarty nave acted ana now protest
The good sense OF the people md Jaekson $ time
distinguished oe'wee" wise "Pptop''"','"s 'o'
=,
sonal specu'ationssand they wi'l 10 50 ~ TINS
day. g-aE
Such is the imperfect view of this great
question. While the Democratic Party set
their faces against such system Of general
Internal Improvements as JErSEssoN and MAD
IsoN deplored, as Jackson and Polk resisted,
yet is in favor. lind always has been in f&vo'
of an economical, wise. discriminating aud
proper improvement Of our Harbors. such ~
the intercsts Of Commerce demand, and ths
condition d tho freasury will allow; and y
doing thla, Il Gogarda a ono aud th4 nn4e ~
el. the Cssusaefco - se0E egpee tall( se01 -
[rixMnAAQ
y N66AFd. q ''' a ''s'
The following statement has becn caseMii!
complied, and will chow the amounts appro
priated for Harbors. Rivers Buoys, Light hou
ses, &c from the commencement OF the Gov
ernment under each successive administration
Let it be carefully scanned. and it will full!
prove how unworthy are the exclusive preten
sions Of friendship to Harbors and Rivers pu
forth by the Wing party.
APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING par VARIOUS An
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR HARBoRs, RIVERS, LIGHT
HOUSES poofs' "e'
During washington Admihis-
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expense "''"o"' "'a"'"s SP''
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4years' oo'l'o
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