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HORACE E. DINIICK & CO.,

MPORTERS and manufacturers of Guns Ri.
flies, Pistols, of the various descriptions.
we would respectfully say, that we have the
largest and most general assortment of fire.
arms and their equipments that can be found
in any house in the United states. We do not
think it necessary to enumerate articles, but
we VII! say, II We can not furnish the right
sort OF articles, there is not much chance of
getting them Of our NEIGHBORS Gunmakers
material, Wholesale and retail.
N b. The power and accuracy Of our arms
tested oy practical experiments to the sati STAG
tioh OIL purchasers. Aug. "a, 1853.
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A Yankee at the Crystal Palace.

As we were sitting in the pictur,
gallery of the Crystal Palace, takin.
memoranda of its contents, a tall H..
dressed Vermonter, attracted proba
bly, by the benignity of our visage
addressed us.
| stranger, what mought they
charge to let a Teller in this err
| showy'
"Why did you ask; you pad at the
entrance, did You not?'
"Ya-a-a-s! l didnt pay nothin'; e
yew see anythin' green bout me, jest
write, will yew?"
"How did you gain admittance
them"
"Wa all, yew see l traded with g
boy out there for a Herald, and gin
him an extra cent to boiler "fre!" and
when the man with the brass thing
on his coat looked around, | kinder
edged in behind him."
VI course we expressed our indig-
nation, and were about to leave him,
when he siezed our button hole, say
ing quickly:
"Say, Mister; don't be riled, guess
they'll never miss it. Yew talk so
all fired honest, guess you must be a
newspaper teller; been takin' notes
amt yew? Eve hearn bout this short
hand"
We assented; and he resumed;
thought yewr name be Greedy,
Mister? because | seed a Niger
wench looked jest like a fewgitive
niger; and if she is, it's a bully
chance for yew to spread-won't
cost nothin', nuther."
We denied that imputation, when
he continued:
III alters like newspaper chaps
cause they're SO clever. Been in
the fine arts myself; taught school
three winters-eighteen dollars
month and boarded 'reound."
We next stopped to view the fine
specimens Of perfumery, among
which were bnsts made of solid soap.
"Hullo!" caid Yankee, nosiny the
goods, guess those is made of grave
stun, amt they?"
"No they are made of SOAP"
Before we could prevent himhe nad
it to satisfy himself" "Wa-
a-a-ll guess it is it feels soporiferous,
any way; smells apocryphall tew,
ion't it? jest like old Mr.. Slocum's I
pothecary shop tew hum"
A few steps brought Us to the stat
lary, where a number of persons
we're silently gazing at Powers statue
Of the Greek Slave.
sinister" said he, after a moments
Inspection, pointing to the chains a.
bout her wrists, "uhat's Mat cretey
'oPpledtor!"
The bystanders roared and we en-
Favored to explain to him the nature
1 the subject; and to prevent him !
'om handling it as he was bent upon
DING, pointed to the placard reques- !
ng visitors "Nor TO TOUCH THE aRT- !
Les" s
Don't touch the a,ticles!" repeat I
1 he, Why hehaint got Me first dr. y
I'd article ON HERR '
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21
Who is slnef
FROM THE SPANISH OF QUEvEpo.


lis SAID justice of the quorum,
Nv, who was no fool, .a as
men theft or murder came before 'cm.
Made it \ rule
Az once to stop the lawyers clatter.
Saying, 4" Dye see,
Let probe the bottom Of this matter.
Fray, who is she?"
AND this. in truth, was the proceeding
~ VI common SENSE
10 race the agents at the breeding
VI each offence.
For oflentimes in face of day
Crime walketh Tree, ....
because the Judge forgets TO say 4:
Fray, who is she ?"
IN every lawsuit which BY man
:. Is set ahoat,
fut miracles apart, we Gun
smell petticoat.
Al each woman tgures-inaid,
IL, Wife, widow, as may be;
men nothing ever need be said,
But, who is she:
Ii Adam lost his Paradise,
Twas Ewes ,rpI ing:
some hidden thing beguIed her eyes,
or fig or pippin;
from whence the author of our woes
plain to see,
ana all creation groaning knows
That il was she.
II you should trace where once was Troy
Ashes and sand,
And think Of Grecia's guileful Joy
90. And ruthless hand
Z Let your stern judgement 'twixt the two
Suspended be,
Ontii Homerus answers you
Pray, who is she? a
Or If poor Baize has spent his gold
Tying loves knot,
I'll everything that could be sold
Has gone to pot
ASK not what ia al star has ruled .-...
His destiny.
But ask how luckless Blaze was fooled,
And who was she?
When in the street you here rout
OF deadly fray, -
Ana one sore wounded falters out
Help. help. pray"
Say, 'requiescal" to the slain
The slayer, lie: him be-
AND at the next tap ask again,
Pray, who is she?
If on the bed OF pain You see
A gallant youth, a. a......
And of his grievous malady rg...
Would know the truth. ,as.. ...
Let not Of fever or catarrh
Your questions be. ....
But ask wiser thing by far
Pray, who is she?
1t IS sex both kind and chaste.
When rather plain .'.
The Cd aud snubnosed are my taste
But refrain
Like poor coward from the maid
Both fair and free,
And pop my question half afrad-
Pray, who is she2
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COUN T ERFEITSi

Remember base counterfeit called g II G
Fafreils Arabian Imminent" This spurious
preparation is sometimes sold as "Farrell's Lin
iment' to those who are not careful tn ask for
the genuine w b FARRELL'S ARABIAN
LlNIMENT; therefore ask for an take no 9th
er than W B FarrelPs Arabian Imminent
The genuine Arabian Liniment is sold by
Irowbridge Sanders, Iowa City; L L. Cav.
Burlington; Mckinney, Keokuk; and by
merchants and druggists throughout the Uni
ted States and Canadas
Grand Depot 81 Lake street, Chicago, Ills
May 4, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21

that it Is the same as teaching you
the language ofTimbuctoo. The A.
rabians never use the whip. Foot,
voice, and reins are quite sufficient.
The nearest approach to whip is a
tuft OF feathers, or silk on the end of
a stick. We repeat, kindness and
perseverance will do anything with a
young horse, Detroit Farmers Com
panion.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21
NNVN& SNVAVNNsNNZs
DYSPEPSIA.
UL-4WUNJlLfI1LSg
rR0NIC 0R NERNDITC DEpII
n "a n1RIISNllGP

CC-aSSuJlA[aStS9
~ 'RON1C OR NERVOUS DEBIL-
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
II ALL DISEASES ARISING
An VI A DIoORDERED LIV-
FRI. OR STOMACH;
E,, ION, inward Piles, Fullaess of
Such as consump,. :. Acidity of the Stomach.
Blood TO the Heau, Disgust for Food, Full
Nausea Heart burn,- Stomach, Sour Eruc-
ness or Weight in the ing at the Pit OF
taions, Sinking or Flute, q bead, Hurri-
the Stomach, Swimming of T.. ring at the
ed and DIFFICULT Breathing. Fluta "ensations
Heart, Choaking or Sufiocating ) Vision.
when in lying posture, Dimness of >ad
Dots or Webs. before the sight, Fever
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pc,
s2iration, Yellowness of the Skin & Ewes.
Pain ii the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C.,
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant lmaginings of evil, and Great De-
preston of Spirits.
CAN DE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
d. TSeT-, N-sC
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21
CHERRYPECTORAL
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUCH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many years OF trIai, Insieau OF impairing tn,
public confidence in this medicine, has Won fo
il an appreciation and notoIiety by far ex eeeG
ing the most sanguine expectations ofits friends
| Nothing but its intrinsic virtues and the un
mistakable benefit conferred on thousands oil
! sufferers, could orr ginate and maintain the rep
| utation it enjoys. While many interior rene
dies thrust upon the community, have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted
they can never forget, and produced cures too
nuln5fo Gus and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While it is fraud on the public to pretend
that any one medicine will Infalliblyi cure
still there is abundant proof that the CHERRY
PICTORIAL does not only as general thing .but
almost invariobly, cure the maladies for which
il is employed.
Astlme makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become
the best reliance of the afflicted, from the log
CABIN o. OF the American peasant, 10 the palaces
OF European Kings. Throughout this entire
country in every State, city, and indeed almost
every hamlet it contains, CHERRY PEcToRAL
is known as the best RENE dy for diseases of The
Throat and Lungs and in many foreign coun-
tiles, il is coming to be used by their most in
telligent Physicians. In Great Britain France
and Germany, where the medical sciences have
reached their highest perfection, CHERRy Pr
ToRAL is introduced, and in constant use in the
ARMIES. HOspfais, Aims houses, PuDilC lnStl-
tutions and in domestic practice, as the surest
remedy their attending Physicians can employ
for the more dangerous affections of the lungs.
Also in milder cases, aud for children it is safe,
pleasant and efectual to cure. In fact, some
of the most fattering testimonials We receive
have been from parents who have found it eff
cacious in cases particularly incidental to child
hood.
The CHE RY PICTORIAL is manufactured by
a prac teal Chemis t, and every ounce of il I'M
der his own eye. wi, b inavriable accuracy and
care. II is sealed and protected by law from
consequently can be relied on as
genuine without adulteration.
We have endeavored here TO furnish tie com.
munity with medicine of such intrinsic supe.
/ iorty and worth as should commend itself TO
their cohfdence-a remedy at once sale. speedy
and effectuai, which this has by repeated and
countless trials proved itself 10 be; and II ust by
great care in preparing it with chemical accu- |
racy, OF uniform strength to afford Physicians
a new agent on which they can rely for the |
best results, and the afflicted with a remedy |
that will do for them all that medicine can do. |
prepared anu soIu bp Games q APR,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Loaeeu, Mass. |
Sold by l.. b. & O A. Patterson, Iowa Civ |
-Ttpton; Fay s. Stone, Muscatine.
September Z, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21
Short Patent Sermon.
BY DOW. JR.
MY text this morning is contained
in these words

How solveless is woman.
How tender is woman!
How lofty is womal
How loving is woman.
How childike is women,
My hearers sure enough how solve
less is woman! She is an unpuess
able ri dle-a most intricate enigma
a flower, which by Analysing, on
can tell to a certainty whether it b
poisonous or innoxious-not always
She has been with man from the be
ginning and he has not found he
OFT yet. She is comparatively ar
unexplored country; an alphabet o.
hyeroglyphics--a magnetic mystery
Nobody knows what her heart con-
tans-sonetimes it seems stuffed
with 70 e, tenderness, and sympathy:
and at others filed with nothing but
grit and gravel. 1t won't answer to
shake her; if you do you cause the
acids and the alkalies in her natSre
to come in contact, and then such an
e'fervescence takes place as might
lower the ambition Of potash and ci-
der. Like the month of April, she is
all sunshine and showers. Manv a
tear drop of hers dries and evaporates
IN the warm light of a smile ere it has
chance to fall; and many bright
smile Is suddenl y quenched by a sprin-
kle from passing cloud of sorrow
about the size of bed blanket Griefs
bubble up from her bosom to burst in
to an atmosphere ofjoy, and joys like
the autnmnal flowers spring from the
warm bed of her heart, to beecut
down by the sudden burst of grief
"A queer compound is woman! She is
made up of modesty, holiness, beau
ty, silks, satins, jealousy, love, ha-
tired, horse-hair, whale bone, piety
paint, gayety, gum-elastic, bears
OIL, sympathy, tears, smiles, affection
and kindness. She talks with her
tongue, speaks with her eyes, is elo-
quent with her affections, and vet |
can't understand her.
My friends-how tender is woman!
She Is as tender as chicken and as
tough as an old gobler. She must be |
secured from the hot summers sun, |
sheltered from storms, and protected
from the cold blasts of winter: and
yet, II she only makesup her mind to
1t, she can overlook the sun, face
noi'i! caster, and be a match for the
devil; but inwardly she is as tender
as the mercies of heaven. Her heart
Is as much softer than the human as
becsWaX ~ softer than a brick hat
Her sympathies are as delicate as
the down under an angels wing, and
her love appears fresh and unfadine
amid the SORROWS Of adversely, as |
the evergreen wreath that cncircles
the bald brow Of winter. Her tender
ness is too tough to be DESTROYED bv
whatever chance, time or fortune
may bring; tough as tripe and twice
as common,
My dear friends lofty is
woman! No meter if born in a eel
lar, she can be as lofty as a garnet.
When she once gets her back up, Oh
cats and broom-sticks! look out for
yourselves! She is as high as OIym.
pus and as savage as a sausage ina
chine. In her wrath she is as crazy
AZ bed bug, as strong as a tiger,
ana terrible as tornado. She can
blaze away as though hell and heav-
IN and earth were coming into close
quarters, bat in few minutes. it is
all over, and nobody killed. Then
he comes down from the mountains,
Whence she has been rolling stones
N the people below-softens down
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21
w. B. FA r r ELLIS
Celebrated ORIGINAL
AR A BAN LINN EMIT,

ME most wonderful remedy known TO mar
i for the speedy, safe and permanent cur,
OF all diseases OF The human flesh, as well as o.
horses and cattle.
! The remarkable cures, great reputation and
immense sale for w b FARRELLS Arabian
Llniment, has caused many counterfeits to an
pear, by all sorts of names, to be scattered ovcl
the country, many of which possess little or nc
medical virtue, and some of them calculated to
| deceive.
A base counterfeit, called Farrell's Ara
olan Liniment, was got up on the reputation OF
my old established Arabian Liniment. Beware
OF such attempts to deceive. Purchase none
unless 1t has my signature, w b FARRELL
on the wrapper of the bottle. Look well, OF
you viii get spurious article.
This Llniment is a composition of Balsam
and Oils, as well as purified Gums peculiar to
Arabia, and is the same Great Remedy which
has enabled the wild man of the Desert to per-
well established in
rheumatism, Spinal Diseases, Stiff Joints.
Lameness, Swellings of every nature, Chill.
Dialhs. wounds, Sprains Bruises, Burns Sore
Eyes, Neuralgia, Pain in any part of the svs.
ten, and all lnfamatory and Nervous Dis
eases.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
IL is certainly the greatest discovery of this or
any other age Of the world 1t penetrates to the
oohe' curing up all deep seated iniamatons,
releasing contracted cords, restores stiff Joints,
sscatters swellings OF every kind and is healing
In The highest degree
Sweeny, Stiff Complaint, Founder, Big Head,
Farcy, SPAWN, Lameness, Sand Crack hard
JUNIORS, Calls, Sore Eyes, Chafes, Strains,
bruises, Wounds, Scratches Film ir the Eve
Caked Bag, Horn Distemper, DC, are perrna.
nently cured by this
GREAT REMEDY, -.~--.s
winch has received the appreciation of the most
learned physicians and farriers of the day
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Read rhdt they say.
MUMPS, MUMPS CAN BE CURED!
The Lacon Herald, at Lacon, I'll, Feb goth,
1851, thus speaks out:
w u FARRELL's ARABIAN LINIMENr-We have
had positive, unmistakable evidence of the good
qualities OF the above IMMINENT, in removing
pam and reducing swelling in that unpleasant
and painful glanduiar disease called Mumps
Our observation has not been confined to n sin \
gle case, but has extended TO six cases within
eur own family-Ed Herald
COLlCCURED IN TEN MINUTES.
DIR VIM d FARRELL:-This is to certify that |
have used your Liniment in cases OF belly. ache
IN horses, and have never failed in any case
use a 70 cent bottle, aud about one quart of |
water In five or ten minutes after it is taken
down, the horse will be relieved from pain |
would use little more in very desperate eases.
aNhoush never failed with the 25 cent bottle
respectfully yours, Ii HENDERSON.
. Canahon, Vii co, Ill, Jan 10, 1853
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|. @. OF O. Z.
KoscIusKo LonGE No 6 meets a

49, koscIusKo LonGE No. 6, meets eve-
sseSOsAsry Wednesday evening at u o'clock,
..2HFS<S at Odd Fellows Hall.
EUREKA LODGE No. A, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening of each week at "a
o'clock
GOOD SAMARITAN ENcAMPMENT of O o F of
Iowa City, meets on the first and third Wed.
nesdays OF each month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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M A SON &c.

\Sj Iowa CRY LODGE No. 1, meets on the
~ first Saturday evening in each month at
Masonic Hall.
Zion LODGE No. 81 meets or the Friday eve
ming preceding the full Moon in each mouth.
Iowa CITY ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. 2, meets
on the first Monday evening in each month.
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nED apples, Peaches and Currants, fresh
peaches, NINA beans and tomatoes. just re-
ceived and for sale by HW FYFFE
April ?, 1853.
II gs Ludies and Misses bonnets and
April =, 1853 CIV n W FyFFE
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-12-21

a VERY fine and large assortment of ladies
IA and misses black and colored silk aud last
ing CATERS; also iine and heavy Morocco bootees
April 1853 81 W FYFFE
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SIGNSs SlENSs

GLOVER. TIMOTHY, Kentucky Bluegrass,
- and Red Top seeds: onion sets, Lima and
Mohawk beans, peas, dc, just rec d and for sale
April =, 1883 by II w FYFFE
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IOWA STATE GOVERNMENT
AyECUTIyE.

tZWcefS.4 Residence.
STEPHEN HEMrsfEAD, Governor, . !. DUBUQUE.
Gro. w. McCIEARY, Secretary. Iowa City.
WILLIAM PArTEE, Auditor.
M L NORRIS, Treasurer, ........
THos II. BENTos, JR. Sup, Pub Inst Iowa City
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UTThe man who could't "trust
his feelings" is supposed to do bust
ness strictly on the cash principle.
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$1,000 REV ARD.

The above reward will be paid to any one VIII,
will produce a safer or more effectual remedx
than either Of the following preparations. The;
are entirely composed Of vegetable matter.
DR.. URBAN'S
ANTI-BACHANALIAN ELIXIR.
A safe and sure remedy for the cure o,
iNTEMPERANCE. :
1t is not in the least injurious to the system
1t is pleasant to the taste, and will cure the
hardest cases of intemperance. We WARRANT
it, in all cases, VI taken according to directions
1t destroys the desire for all ardent spirits when
strictly taken according to directions, and will
restore the individual to the same state of SO
briefly in which he was before he ever drank a
drop Of the ardent and he will not have the leas,
desire for intoxicating drinks.
'ntemperance is disease: and as such the
OF the excess in drinking the more speedi-
'res disease developed and to such the Elk
: Is ,ns ted as the balm of Gilead--the oil
! is pres. ', peace and perfect restoration.
y consoiati1. :. "acchanalian is neatly put II,
w he anti. I'll directions accompanying
nd labelled with per bottle. On the ra'
ach bottle. Price :. will be sent. free of
eipt of the above sum : Tinted states An
barge. to any part of the Iad from all tha
stters to be pre- paid. To be states '
rincipal Druggists in the Unitc. n
A. URBAN, Nj. Nv
No. 65, Third st. Louisville, -
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IRON AND STEEL
A. B. STILLWELL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

lEsPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PEG.
;a.pie Of Iowa City and vicinity. that he has
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tstiups.ls,
and feels assured that he can now offer 70
ms customers as large and handsome an as
q s9rtncet as any house this side of st. Louis.
Having made the selection personally in the
clty OF New York, he fatters himself thathe
ua :ae give satisfaction to all who may favor Elm
with call. Hewould call particular a..a..
ton to his stock Of -
vas"-Nes,
consisting s OF Cut and Silk velvets. Figured
81 * and Satin, and needle worked Caa
sine, which ne offers as superior TO any
lin g OIL tne KIND ever brought to this city.
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JUDICIARY.
DISTRICT COURTS.

COUNTY COURTS.
| Counties JUDGES. Residence.
Allamakee. Elias Topliff, Monona
! Appanoose. Reuben Riggs, Centreville
Benton ...... John Forscythe Vinton
| Boone. .Sam'l B Mccall, Boonsboro
Buchanan. % II L Roszell. independence
Black Hawk d Pratt ....... Cedar Falls
Bremen. .......J Farrris.. Waverly
Cedar. .......SA Bissell. -. Upton
Chickasaw. JAS. Lyons. Bradford
Clinton. Graham. 49,. De Witt
Clayton. ......E II Williams, .Garnavillo
Clarke. ......J A Lindsey. Oceola
Des Moines.. o Whitman. Burlington
Dubuque Nv Y Lowell. >. Dubuque
Davis ......... H W Briggs. q. Bloomfield
Delaware. -. John Benson, Delhi
Decatur .......S Thompon,. Decatur
Dallas. .......S d Burnes, Adell
Fayette ...... Thos. Woodle, West Union
Fremont .,....J Greenwood, Sydney
Guthrie. IT Bryan, Pamela
Hardin. ....... Aex'r Smith Eldora
Henry ........M Edwards, Mt Pleasant
Iowa. H Wallace Marengo
Jackson. I'D T Spur. -. Bellevue
johnson .....F III Lee. go. Iowa City
Jones Joseph Manu., Anamosa
jefferson Moses Black, Fairfield
Jasper. ...... Jesse Hickman, Newton
keokuk 800. George Crispin. Lancaster
Lee. Ed Johnston, Fort Madison
LINZ. - ~ w lSbell Marion
Louisa. .......W Williams Wapello
Lucas JOINS Wescott, Charlton
Mahaska j A Crookham Oskaloosa
Muscatine .....A Washburn, Muscatine
Marshall. $50. VIM Smith. Marietta
Marion. ...... Joseph Brobst,. Knoxville
Monroe ......D A RichardsonAlbia
Madison ....J Pitzer. Winterset
u Bennett. .Glenwood
Pottawattamle +. Street, Go. Bluffs CITY
Polk. ....... byron Rice, Ft-Des Moines
Poweshiek $500 Ogden, .Montezuma
Page ......... VIM Burge,. .Nodaway
Scott .... VIM. Burris,. Dayepport
Story .E G Evans. :. Shekaoua
Taylor. John Low. Bedford
Van Buren,. E. Mayne, %. .Keosauqua
Napello. 49,. .Silas Osborne, Ottumwa
Washington. :. Enoeh Ross, Washington
y arren .......M PHenderson ,Indianola
Webster 49,. VIM Pierce. Dakota
Vinneshiek. David Reed, DEBORAH
Wayne .......S Anderson. :. Corydon
Woodbury.. I'M Townsley. .Sargents Bluff, |
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
! y Dodge, SENATOR. Burlington |
: Jones. .......... Dubuque
'ernhart HEM, Representative, Fairfield
ohn COOK Davenport
U. s. OFFICERS.
'ise' ea'@ SN7 -At<a' bS Ell. Dubuque
4" Attorney G Knapp. .Keosauqua
/" Marshal. Laurel Summers ,Leclaire
uryeyor Genl. Warner Lewis, Dubuque
IOWA CITY LAND OFFICE.
egister $3.50. John Clark. Iowa City
eceiver. Gilman Folsom
FAIRFIELD LAND OFFICE.
egister. .....J W Culbertson,. Fairfield
eceiver ........J Thompson, {"
DUBUQUE LAND OFFICE.
egister 49,. Geo McHenry. DUBUQUE
eceiver. Patrick Quigley &c"
FORT DIES MONIES LAND OFFICE.
egister. r. L Tidrick, Fort Des Moines
eceiver. IT. A Walker,....
COUNCIL BLUFF CITY LAND OFFICE.
egister. L w Babbitt
eceIver. -. Enos Lowe
CHARLTON LAND OFFICE. !
'gister -. Robert Coles
ceiyer. -.a-N Sa,aE L
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u DOW EN-, M. d.
uTPurchase none but those having the siy
aature - N. HOBENSAK." as all others ara
worthless mutations
wishing to become agents, must address the
Proprietor, ]. N. HOBENSACK, at his Labora.
tory, No, 100 North SECOND Street, above
Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States. Nav 25th 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-30

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