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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21

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From the National Intelligencer, April H. {.
Mr.. DoBplS, the Secretary OF the Navy, IN Ms fcfy u
can, ,oornham. dated august 10, 1853, says:
uTbis Denartment does not feel called on 70 enlarge on ihr 'AHr
ous nuestionso of in,ernationallaw lnrolvcutn Inc pr4csnu!hss anuIteu
NV ,e officers OF the different Governments concerned inee question:
- Gsr.aGc become a subject OF dIscussiombetwccn the respective
Goyernments interested. deem II proper az present 70 C niIus Ky "S
self by assuring you that the prudence rom1tness, ana SPIT; wiz n
rn,rkcyy t. pari YOU bore in the transaction Is app!ovcn ny ms pe,
nartment. il il a matter of graduation that the ahair rhnha'
withoula resort to collision and bloodshed.
I. Thc President desires that upon all occasions ana ~ " paris u
b ainhs visited by the American navy the tights and the property
~ ny sne rican citizens shall be watched over with vigilance anu pro-
tected with ener gy but he with no lees earnesIness eIJ9lhs il niun
ihe officers of The navy 10 exercise due caution to aVoiu the siisnlies
;nSrncyion of the laws of nations and ccrupulously regard the rlsh'S
Of others. Respect the flags Of other NATIONS, and win Tile more
pride you can demand respect for youro~n."
These brief official extracts we happened not 10 see before
,heir appearancc in print, or we should have felt bound In
candor 10 accompany their publication with some expression
of the pleasure which they gave us. We perform that duty
now and we re.insert the extracts above that our readers
NAV 1e.peruse them and judge of our appreciation. we
confess. on reading them afreeh ourselves, we know nor
which most TO admire-lhe high principles and honofaoie
feelings cvinced by the naval commander under most trying
circumstances; the p,opriety, judgment and Kindness WIN
which the act OF the officer was treated by Inc secretary OF
the NAVY Departments; or the humane and luel sen,inieuts
which MIR. DosBIs 30 finely expressed on behalf OF himself
and The Chief Magistrate in his reply 10 Capt. lNGRAHAM-
The rules of conduct for our naval commandeFs ABROAD 'ao
down by the PREsIpsST in the last paragraph OF Inc oecrc-
Jarvis letter are not surpassed, in our Judgment, 10 clea'ness,
iustice, discrimination or beauty, by any State paper OF siml'
lar import. We confess that we are proud TO see ma1lms 80
lust and SO honorable TO the country, sent abroad BY our TO-
yernment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21

BALTIMORE, ApsIL l9.-Salcs of 1000 bbls. -four at
S6. Grain quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK., ApnII l9.-Fiour is lower. Sales of State
brands at 81 81 Southern SO 81 q 8 rs. White wheat ST.
Corn 90 a 80 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21

PARls. March 29.
The Emperor of The French, being forced to lake up arms
to succor On aIly, desires 10 render the war as little onerous,
as possible to The Powers with whom he remaias at peace.
10 order 10 protect the commerce OF neutral powers from all
useless impeachment, His Majesty consents ior tho present to
renounce a par. of the rights which belong TO him ne a bel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21
-.n,nr,N INTELLIGENCE.

r ,,,.s, with which the progress OF events 10
-. mn,,.d from this side of the Atlantic WI
oono;,o our readers to The disproportionate space which Inc
,,,es, ro,cien intelligence occupies IN Inc co'u"Hs VI 'e
r--,;..e - ,bis morning. Our extracts from to'eisn jour
.,,,oon,sv r only q correct impression OF Inc present po'
-. at. bo,b as respects The diplomacy end the &C.
..I on.,,. n the war, but furnish also the inior'nan"h
,herce the intelligent reader may draw his Own CONCLUSIONS
49," = y n,,,,a noucy Of the Cabinets of Europe. we neeo
-. ,h,, both the statements and the speculalions Vi
I'm Erencb md the British press, should De taken ="
,uou,,ce e., The homes, bias or the Intentional 'tauu u "'
interested and e~xasperated parry. .o,o, ho
IT.. ,ons If the debate in Parliament on the address W
,b-a.o,s ~ signi6cant Of the popular sentiment VI ne
..o ,,., ,o,b;oo but is great length, prevents US from pun
=. tu 7, will be seen, even from the meaC:e aoslfac'
's,., ,a oive tina, while apparently all parties fecosnFe
-" .o.o.s;,, Of war 10 check the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o' N"S'
-. ~. noicv of the government has encountered 'e
80 700 md tsnuncia,ion of a powerful opposi'ion. i"e
,cs1oe narhy and MIR. Disraeli, the first men in Inc eFi'sn
n.r.,o, ,esert. truly enough, that the responsibility Oh INC
,be Ministry. They applaud The iranRness
49, -, ,,d contend that he had sufficient reason 10 be-
:. IT,, ,so p,i,ish Government approved his policy In re-
gard 10 Turkey. r o,,o,
- {, mo,irest that the public mind oil England, IN respect
>, tho wor ia iue, in that temper which any serious disaster
~ the Allies would convert into open and VIC.
~, o,no.i,ion The French are fascinated by visions OF
:. IT, . ~ 10 vin In the East-the English trades
man thinks only of the fail of stocks, and contenpia'es WIN
diamav the inevitable paralysis of industry and commerce
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is A REMARKABIE FACT that thousands nave oeen
/ brought to a premature grave by negecung to take
some good aud efficient medicine in time to arrest the
Of disease 1t is alsso startling truth ,hat 'nou
sands heraded to untmely grave py he use
The author therefore seeing he
necessity of good and efficient which coud
be relied upon when the services Of
could not obtained has been induced to offer his MA
MALCKE LINlMENT and ANTl-Bil.LlOCs FILLS 10 the
public These medicines compounded strictly honest
and form medicines of virgin purity being warranted
purely vegetable.
Fever Sores Sore throat Neuralgia Tooth Ache, Head
Ache Pains the Back Side Breast, Bos Ting Bones
Pmp.s, Diarrhea, have been curee in the last year
Also numerous cases of Sweeney Galds spint Fstaa,
Big Head, rig Head Big Shoulder Poll Evil sprains.
chambers, BoIls Cholic, Yellow Water, &C. Thousands
who have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Ppns Of all kinds Bilious Affections, Cosveness Female
Affections, &C., have been restored to perfect health BY
the use of Gillmore's Anti Bilious pills.
Gray Hairs
ind Premature Badness, prevented by the use Of
McKnneys Circassian Hair Tonick This beautiful com
bnation prevents the hair from falling OIL promotes it,
groth and renders it soft and glossy.
Agents Wanted,
In every throughout the United States for the sale
of T. J. Mcknney's Celebrated Balm, an uneqnaled
remedy for Cholera, Dysentery, Darrhea Flux, cholt
| and all pains in the bowels.
Poison.
T. j. McKinney's Worm Medicine contains poison ant
is purely vegetable This preparation has
PEELED worms all kinds from the intestinal canal wher
other preparations of great repute failed
Fever and Ague.
in all its various types permanently cured without njur,
to u system by the Of T. J. Mcknnys Fever
Ague Pills This tonic preparation never has been equal
ell II fails. Try it, and be satisfied that ague car
be cured.
Iowa City, c. d. Crockwe Anamosa; G. Bever, Ceda
1 Rapids; A 1. Gillet, Upton
4 Nsvembcr 2, ls5S-y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
Breaking the News.

Cuff had been out with the cart and oxen and
returning early, his master asked him what
was the trouble.
"Why massa; de wheel is broke
as that all, Cuff"
"No, massa de tongue broke too
"What, did the oxen run away! z"
Yes, massa, and killed the nigh OK"
els il possible, Cuff I"
"And de off OK too, massa"
"You back rascal; you have made perfect
smash up, and that's the reason why you came
back, why didn't you tell me SOP
"Why, massa," sand Cuff. scratching his
head, 81 spose one wheel broke be ficent iEdi-
vidoolly, without proceeding into the entire
argument of The cart aud oxum."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

THE New HAapsIi1kE MAJORITY fol.
lowing appeared in the New hampshire Patri
OF Just after the election. The same story
was repeated on the authority Of that paper by
the Democratic papers generally;
eve have only 10 saw to the people of New
Hampshire and the rest of mankind, that they
will find in this paper the frus resu Z OF 'he
election in this State We stake whatever
reputation we have for correctness upon the
substantial truthfulness of our statement. Oul
reliable majority in the House will be tue"ty -
The Senate will stand ten Democrats to two
opposition. Our majority on joint ballet will
be at least twenty eight"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

2 1poLATRY IN JAPAN.-An officer in the u. S.
aIgate Powhatan. writing from Japan, says
& latry is everywhere to be seen. even more
z5 lin China, and statuary seems to be very
= 9 mon. The graveyards are full of rude
e.. ptures. aud images of gods aud heroes,
e Aed there as tutelar guardians on the tomb.
* 1es, or for some such purpose. Tibetan
Z ers and sentences are used as cherms about
= graves, no one knowing at all what they
10, p: they were Ineligible, the charm
t.l9aid be broken. Temples are common, and
wayside divinities present their Weather bea
ten faces every few rods
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

sj-''Massa.' said the steward Of a Marble
head captain, as they fell in with home " a, d
bound vessel, i wish yoc'd write a few lines
for me to send ito the old woman, cos can't
write"
Certainly" said the good natured skipper,
taking his writing materials; snow, what shat
l say?" Pompey told the story which he
wished his wife to know, which his amanu.
ensis faithfully recorded.
as that all Pomp," asked the captain pre-
pairing to seal the letter.
YES, massa, replied he, showing his ivory,
tank you, but fore you close him just say,
please 'scuse bad spelling and writing. will
yer The captain appended the postscript as
desired.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

GJ'A youngster who had jus: risen TO the
dignity of the first pair of boots with heels to
them, laid himse elf liable, through some mis-
,iemeanor, to maternal chss.isement. After
pleading to get clear, to no effect, he exca'm-
ed:
well, five got to stand it, mean to take
eff my boots" why asked his mot her.
Because won't be whipped in them new
boots, no how"
That's so p
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

A VETERAN PRINTER GoSE.-Mr James Carl
isle, says the Worcester (Mass.) Spy, we'll
known printer in the employ Of II. J. How land,
died suddenly in this city on the night of the
Sd inst, aged 65 years. Mr. Carlisle was one
OF the oldest printers in the country, having
worked at the business, man and boy, for the
period of half a century, most Of the time in
the capacity Of a pressman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

D"The Memphis Appeal thinks it pretty
good sign of hard times, 'when you see a man
worth $4,000 digging for two hours with a
piokaXe for fve-cent ple:e that has rolled
down rat hole
After all, California is good deal of a
country. For summer costume, in the "free
and easy" par. of the climate, the men folks
wear a straw hat pnewood apron, and jack,
knife The women haven't settled IN that
part of the nation yet.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

MovIyG Wfsr-"Philura. dear" said low
ing husband to his loyal spouse. who was sev-
eral years his junior, what do you say to NOV.
ing out West. p
"Oh l'm delighted with the idea You re-
member when Morgan lived out there, he was
as poor as we are, and he died in three years
worth hundred thousand dollars"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

A Healthy INDICATIONS The proposals for
a loan by the city of s3Oo,0oO to the Albany
Nor hern Railroad, were opened on Tuesday
last The amounts bid for ranged at fraction
to four per cent. above par. The loan runs
twenty five years at per cent
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

How TO MAKE DEAF PERSONS HER THE PAX.
oFoRTE.--The instrument should be ope,ed
and rod Of deal wood provided, abou hal
inch thick, three.quarters wide, and long
enough to reach from the bridge Of the sound
ing board to the mouth Of the deaf person Il
one end OF this rod be made to rest firmly on
OH the bridge, and the other end be held be
tween the teeth, the softest sounds will bs
distinctly communicated.-M Musical Transcript
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

Bill LOST The Connecticut law prohibit
ing circus and theatrical amusements, is lost
Gov. Dutton signed 1t, and 1t Immediately dis
appeared. 1t is supposed to have been stolen
from the Executive Chamber.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
r"Why is John Bisger's boy larger .Lan
DIS IHCutIs ,
"Bccause he's a little Bigger"

u"why is John Bisger's boy larger ,Lan
his father!'
"Bccause he's little Bigger
~ Mrs. Thomas Peter, the only survivor
except one of the family of Mrs General wash
inpton, died at her residence in Georgetown,
DC, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
GREAT BEREAVEMENT Elder Richard Will.
lard. one of the Mormon Saints, died recently
in Utah, leaving twenty disconsolate widows
to mourn their irreparable loss.
Mr.. Graham, late Secretary of the Navy. is
to be candidate for U. S Senator, from North
Carolina. ia place Of Mr.. Badger.
A TITLE paper gives the following as the
best title to a lot at San Francisco: ga shan.
ty, with yourself in 1t, with revolver. II the
tile needs confirmation, blow somebody's
brains o1t.
A R,cu GovERNMENr.-AiterA lmonte. the
Mexican minister, had received a check fol
seven mil lions OF dollars in payment OF the first
instalment due Mexico under the Gadsder
treaty, it is said there was still left in The UNI
ted States Treasury the snug sum OF SCI $685.
3l5.
Il silver cup having been voted to an
officer once for some gallant acton, dinner
was given to celebrate it, and after the cloth
had been removed. the whole assembled com
papy waited with interest to hear the eloqueuce
chat should attend the presentation.
The president rose, and thrus'ing the cup to
wards the officer, said:
There's the Jug"
To which the other replied taking it up will
pleasure, and examining it;
as this the mugi'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

IMMENSE MARINE LossEs.-The New York
Times. says. that the amount of capital and
profits destroyed this year in Wall street, on
account of marine losses by wrecks and burn
ings, count nearly as MANY millions as the
great fire of 1888.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.--lt is with consid
cradle surprise that we record that a couple
Of Jour Printers from Philadelphia, passed
through town yests rday. on their way to Bed
ford springs, to rusticate BY st. Paul the
craft must he looking up! The last pair OF
jours that passed through town previous to the
ones in question, were IN search of whisky and
not mineral waters, and it fell to oar lot as a
fellow craftsman, to redeem one OF their
overcoats spouted at doggery for samples OF
red cye!-Hollidaysburg Standard.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

uNumber of deaths in Chicago on the 4h
So; by cholera 10.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

NEW GOODS will be received every week by
IN Oct. 49, 1853 Gown
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

TRY GOODS, Ready made Clothing, Bests and Shoe
IL by the case or at retail, by J. W. HOLT.
November 30.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

w ;ppokoi'.5AYtzie has be az p.
Usher, nsaa1 $ E'aae fifth G.,
vate the sore, It such gE.gaa
arouse that spirif>= EEgs'
Of the friends of Mr.. sssEsS
themselves to have be- -
to achieve the defeat of NJ. e = e
In endorsing the aominal,: ;S e
dorsed-never shall endorse, ths az
his frie he in opposing man ana e
on the sasae ticlet, nominated by las
ity Of the party, and having the adva
least Of an unguestioned legality of
tion. No provocation, however upi'
self, could justify this suicifsir j.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

YdLl
the rude forefathers d the hamlet sleep An
aged patriarch, bowedwith years and cares,
even as he looked out spon the distant hills
for the coming Of the angel host, sunk INTO a
dreamless slum5er; and on his door post was
next written "died yesterday"
"Ded, Yesterday Daily, men, women and
children are passing away, and hourly in some
grave yard the soil is fang upon the dead
As oftaninahe morn wo find some flower iha
blushe1 sweetly in the sunset has withereo
forever, so daily, when we rise from the OF
youac To- stand again on our posts,we miss some
brother soldier, whose CHEEKY cry in the siege'
and struggles Of the past has been as fire from
Heaven upon our hearts. Each day some pear
drops from the jeseed thread of friendship
some Tyre to which we have been wontto listen
is hushed forever. But wise is he who mourn'
not the pearl aud music lost, for life with hun
shall pass away gently as an Eastern shade \
from the hills, and Death be triumph and
gain
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

E"The New York Herald states that Capt.
Ericsson has abandoned his hot air project
for propelling steamers. 1t has hs-ssa fair
and full trial, and if abandoned, it We : be.
cause there is no substantial virtue : It.
go lana GazeItn. AZ "
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
WAY to make Widow Pay Up.

About half dozen years ago, very wor-
,hy farmer in a neighboring State, used 20 come
10 this village weekly, to sell his produce. =
He soon found that it was much easier to sell,
than to get payment. Among Others he had
trusted a widow two or three dollars. he
dupned aud dunned her, until he began to feel
somewhat vexed-not angry, for the lady was
yery lavish of her mites, ard managed the al
fair so adroitly, that the creditor almost resell
ved IN "grin and bear it," After no little re-
Aec,iou he determined 10 make one more effort ;
knowing that every person has weak spot,
he thought that if he could discover hers, and
attack it with all his forces, she would sur
render, and he get the debt He called one
Saturday at her house, ran into the kitchen
where She was AT work her looks bespoke
confusion, but recovering presence Of mind,
she. with all The ease of schoolboy who has
reneat ed his lesson fer the fiftieth lime, said,
"Why, Mr., am very glad to see you,
but can't pay you to-day; you must call next
week" -,
ooh, my dear madam" replied he, 81 did
no, come TO talk about that; l did not even
think of that Ii tie sum. I'm come on what Is
more important to my happiness, and trust to
yours. Madam, there he directed most kill
mo look 1t her. madam, am a widower. -
Mare he paused, as If his rising feelings chok
I'll his struggling voice. The widow instinct
;vely fsl, wSas the widower was aiming at
and ONght not to be censured II she attempt
eli to meet him half way. She ordered he1
Youngest daughter to go to the factory ant
ask the agent Tor the money he promised her
Then the good woman retired to an adjoining
room. where she placed on her head fashion
able cap, and arrayed herself in a new silk.
Having given the last glance in looking
class. She was satisfied that no man or rathe
no widower could withstand the combined in
aueuces of her "form divine" and beautiful
dress. She entered the room and seated her
self in the chair next TO her loving creditor
prepared to receive his proposals. At this i'm
portant iuncture, between hope and doubt, The
I;tile Girl returned with the money The la
DIV now paid the debt: the gentlemen pocketeo
the money, took his hat. walked out of tho
house. murmuring to himself that there was
more than one way to collect debt. Every
one can imagine how the widow bit her lips
with shame and anger, when she learned tha
the pretended wdowcr had at that time very
fine wife and number of very promising chill
dren! She was mad, indeed! and to spite
him she declared in her wisdom that she woulo
never ask him to trust her again for his good
fol. nothing trash.-Pd~tucAa Chronicle.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

Every day is written this little sentence:-
Died, yesterday, so.and So" Every DAY
flower is plucked from some sunny home; :,
breach made in some happy circle; Jewe'
stolen from some treasure OF love. Each day,
from the summer fields Of life, some harvester
disappears--yes, every hour. some sentlnel
falls at his post, and is thrown from the ram
Even as we write the funeral Of one who "died
yesterday" winds like winter shadows along
the street.
"Died, yesterday" Who died? Perhaps
it was gentle babe, sinless as an angel, pure
rs the zephyrs' hymn--one whose laugh was
as the gush Of summer rills lettering in a bow
er Of roses-whose laugh was perpetual iita
ny, May time crowned with the passion How
srs that never fade Or mayhap.it was youth
hopeful and generous--one whose path was
hemmed by flowers with not serpent lurking
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

have fought for You many duel
Ionce wore my arm in sling;
I'm sure that you cannot be cruel,
When you think Of myself and my ring
o, come to the window, my syren,
OIL you won't--come to the door,
And III sing yon a lay out Of Byron
Or would you prefer 1t, from Moore?
The moon, like a crescent of gold,
Is shining DER mountain and flower,
And am exceedingly cold,
With waiting best part of an hour !
Slumber lie soft on thine eye:
In thy dreams, wilt thou think of my suit
And light be the sound of thy sigh,
While play thee tune on my flute.
But, come TO the window, my fairy,
Come to the easement, my dove;
The night is remarkably airy,
And very propitous to love:
Put on your boa and shawl,
For fear of the dew and the damp:
And wen walk in your fathers old hall,
BY the light Of your eyes and the lamp!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
LAND OFFICES.

LAND OFFICES
IOWA CIrY-Regster John Clark; Receiver, Gilman
Folsom.
FArRFIELp-Register, J w Culbertson; Receiver James
Thompson.
DuBuouE-Register, George McHenry; Receiver Pat
rick Quigley.
NJ. Casaday.
COUNCIL BLUFF CTY-Register, L W Babbitt; Receiver
Enos Lowe
CHABIron-Register, Robert Coles Receiver, ssles.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16


Ind good, and reached
BE for the guer lon IN
heart of his is still now,
\ young girl. pure as
clasped her forehead,
ishe stood at the altar
! of the temple she was
of slumbers." A tall
the halo of victory and
r his own vine and fig
tho anthem tremb led
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
sale wholesale and retail, at the
German Medicine Ss0r,

No 100 Arch street, door below Sixth, Philadelphia
and by respectable dealers gene rally throughout the
country, and by L. r. GA. PArr ERsos Iowa city.
September 2sth, 1853
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

lnts can be had at COVERS
,anyother store. Try it,
I are Sold. CONE NOW TO.
| COVERS NEW STORE.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

A NYTIIING a customer v,
n a little cheaper than at
Don't wait until the best good
October 10, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
Bank Of Atlant

NOTES of the above Bank viii be received at the same
In rate currency at each of Banking Houses.
September IlS53. COOK SARGENT.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

DRuGGIsr AND CHEMIST, LOWELL MARS
Sold by L. b. o. A. Patterson, Iowa Ciy-Tipton; Fay
Stone, Muscatine. March ., 1s54-6m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

At the sign Of Covers New Store
NNNN GVlESNs
Cow Err & CO.

LARGE and very desirable stock of Boots ana SHOES
IA on hand and for sale at COVERS NEW STORE MD
LAND OYrIcE, cheap for chash country produce OF
short approved credit,
October 10 1853.