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NEW FIRM AT THE IOWA CITY
DRUG STORE.
o. v. EASTMAN, ALBERr wEsIcofr, u
EASTMAN & WESTCOTT.

TrAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs Medi-
Isl cines Fixtures &C.. Of Messrs Trowbrdge and
ders and having made extensive additions thereto
prepared 10 offer the public well selected assortment
ali articles pertaining 70 their branch VI trade
rally kept BY druggists.
Each Of the propretors being practical druggists atter
themselves that they give satsfsction TO all keep
ing nothing pure and unaduterated articles and by
strict attention busness, right dealing and fair pri-
hope 70 merit and receive liberal share Of patron
age.
Particular attention will be giysn b Aling PAysicians
prescriptions and Family recipes.
Iowa City Dec. nth 1664-8 ms
- CARD.
Having disposed Of our entire interest the Iowa City
Drug Store Messrs Eastman and Wesicott, do
daily recommend them 10 the public being practical
Druggists nrm that be relied upon in all respects
where Physicians and the community at large be
commodated IN Z satisfActofy manner.
TRowssIDoE sAxDxns
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December eth Is.
TAXES! TAXES /! TAxEs!l

NJ0TICEh hereby given 10 the taxpayers OF lows
lV City, that the City taxes due end have been for
some three Or onr months and those who hsve paid their
taxes (who Am sorry 70 ~ but Sew) have charged
no interest - required b. ordinance aud have torborn
to press the collection o. taxes on sccount Of e press
has ceased 70 be virtue. Therefore all taken mot paid
before the nrstday Of January, shall charge the full
amount Of interest required By ordnance ~otd To
the wise y sufaeient:
~ J. b. MIDDLETON,
Marshal Snd Collector Of City Taxes
Iowa City Dec 18th 1854
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NA o. .sl2.

NJ eeers and soldiers Of The Of 1874 hereby
yeopessed 10 convene st the Crummey House u Iowa
CIT Iowa. ON Saturday the ga instant at O'Clock p
for purpose Of appointing delegate to represent then
IN national con vcntiou 70 be held in Warrington City
On he sah Of January We hdbe thase vii - god
turn eut I. J. FROST. Chairman Of the Com.
Deeenber 11th 1854.
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NEW METHOD OF INHALATION.
HYGEANA.
A. n>>~ - A. y1s1vs~~.

NEW METHOD OF INHALATION.
HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door Of the Million.
4 wonderful discovery has recently been made By DR.
II Curtis Of this city In the treatment Of Constipation,
Asthma and al diseases Of the Lung. We refer "Dr
syrup" With this new method DR.. o. has restored
many sinicted perfect heath an evidence Of
which be has innunerabie certhcates Speaking Of the
treatment physician remarks II Is evident that In.
hape constantly breathing an agreeable, healing va.
por, ne medicinal properties must come In direct
tact rith the whole Of the srix1 cavity Of the ungs and
thus escape the MANY and varied changes produced
them when introduced into the stomach and
the process Of digestion The Hyseana for sale It all
NeW York D.sc3inan efJan. H.
The Inhaler ID on the breast under the linen
without the least heat Of the bod3 be-
Hundreds Of CASES or CURES like the following
might - named. One Package Of Hygeans has cured
me q ne ASTHMA q 81 year: standing
cured Il Il. Ssrx Il IL y..s: s.ssSsx $,
Iata,A Eassoa, 1-oassys, ~ r
Mrs. pani bfNs. Mammond g., N r., was cured Of q
Ny sster has been cured Ola DLS7RESSxNC C0UGa
Of several standing aud decided be incureabe
BY her Physicians. She crHSt In oxE xo1rn By the
Hygesna.
In Gos0srs, r. n, Richmond, NJ
Xxi soSD nrzus sss IL S.
rsctsgss sent free ~ express 70 any part Of he u
nited Ststss fos Ten Dollars.
- 6sI zzgysas Z. =. on!o5vSL ed
ssi,sasas q We s "a 1y5Ga15s sounss.isis sSaa
than ~ you ueuld POISON
The genuine article can b. found At
N0R0lA1 = C0C11ATS Drug Store, Lows City
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-12-20

eince the frst Of December the New York
Reilsoad Company have discharged nine hum
dDd men.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

900 ACRES on north branch English river; u
ZCG Timber, balance fertile prairie; also, 2Ot
acres my Of which Is Ans Timber ALSO $40 acres, being
in sec. So, township &c. range IL west; ALSO In
town 70 range II All Of the above being Ia Iowa
county, and unsurpassed for beauty and fertility
Apply TO
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GEORGE i. NICKOLLS

~ ENERAL REAL ESTATE BROKER, Davenport, lows
NJ Once corner Of Main and Second Streets.
H. KILDOURN, Esq, experienced Auctioneer, con
nected with the Once. ASo an accomplished Engineer
Surveys, and subdivisions Of land executed promptly.
He has large amount Of lands, improved farms and
lots in the various counties Of the state for sale
commission.
REFERENCES.
L. A. Benoist and Co.; Bankers 81 Louis.
Chiies and Carr, Comm. Merchsnts,- do
N 7 Scott, Pres. North'n Bank, KY, Lexington.
Phillip Swiger I, Esq, Frankfort KY.
George Davenport, Esq, Davenport Iowa.
T. Sellers and Co., Pittsburg
Mai. q Ills, Springfield, III.
necHr,har 78th l66A fe--@t
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o n ACRES well tmbcred and watered, on rele
O 4U graph Road to Davenport from Muscatine, In
Muscatne county, three miles from Mississppi rivernea
. good saw and trist mill AMI Inexhaustable beds o
stone coal. Terms easy, for which apply to r
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-12-20

By niSaaa. y bsil israa ct isr sseeusas-
| ing tie kjllieG Il wslvte, Dill Rcd lbr IL
Arst tine and ssat % its, seeond rsadisg.
Tia Dssmoiaes dsleea&iou 70 who's was ~
lsSrsa ne bat for he relief o Hansak Avesili
| sepeetso laad Sseo0@snAsa its passaee.
BIN rad tAs Asss dss spd cent y IL second
d Neal. a je;at i,.s'.lis. ssr r..esial
- dsstHss ling ~ IS apptsp6atiea Of
| lsada, e building . railssad fresa Ne Mias.
/ y ~ 1hsessi rivse. First reading ed ssss
GO its second. ~ 3f
b Tsssss. 4 jsiat sssslusiea iasssse'iae
/ or repryssutstsvss. ind rsqsssting eur as6-
afers Il Ceagrsas % uae their iadusnes 10 Oh
\ saiaiae addilionai Uait iacililies. Frat rsad-
/, inr, uad sat v lie second
By Biesiow. An ct - amend chap. IS Of the
Cesle.. Rsad Fret time and was cent to its
sprssntl. st@ sys e& "a
isy ,sraham. A bill providing Tor The con.
d ,n,sation Of Aillssats. Read arst time aud
se.. 10 is second. Samusls moved that 200
copies oi the bill be printed. Adopted.
An act regulating The intefsst on money 3
repeating the usury Law. Read the 6fst time
and sent to i,s second.
senate File No. 10. A bin for an oct 70 ~.
shori4e the county Judge Of Appanoose county
to ttspsesibe the records Of said county. Sent
70 IL second reading.
Mssaoes from the Senate, that the Seaats
had pdIsd Senate File No 20. repeating chap.
ter Us 0fthe Code, relative to marriage licen
sea. and asking the concurreucs 0f the House.
Senate File No. 20. Read the first time and
sent tn ise second.
BY Dewey Of Fremont IN act 10 amend "a
act granting 10 railroad companies the right ol
way. Read the FIRST time and sent u . $50
Second rssding Of bills.
G..s. - -e.rs c lana - Ho,t - asiiss.as ~
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has not violated Section 2732 Of the Grim.
Nal Code of Iowa BY issuing notes or other
evidences Of debt to 6e put in circulation %
money, aud whs her said city has not forfeited
It's charter by violating said law.
Senate bill No. ~. 70 amen an act entitled
Yam act ~ Incorporate The City Of Council Bluffs
was taken up aud reed the third tiule.
Mr. Test by leave vi the Senate amended the
Will in relation " its publication, after which
We same WAS passed.
Senate Bill No %, an set to prevent trespAs.
esand waste W swamp and other lands. was
rken up, read the third time aud after the
thanks being flied the same was passed.
On Motion Senate adjourned unt'lto NOR
fSw ,n0rninxs1
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-12-20

Z. r. Whiteomb,
4 FrOnNEY. AND C0UNgx1A08 Of Law, NensesoDa
IA psvs1kIsk county, Iowa. once 81 bis Tesidenes.
July -, 1ec4e
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-12-20
SENATE.
Moaday December 18th 10 o'clock. A. u.
Senate met pursuant ~ Adjournment. q
Prayer BY the Chaplain.
II ~ Sutup.luv roaI

MOuQ8y OeS8mUVs sOssa Az " S'VSAs - -
Senate incl pursuant u adjournment.
Prayer BY the Chaplain.
Journal Of Saturday read.
Mr. Coop presented memorial from COM
Wistse Of the state agricultural Society asking
aid from the State and for the establishment Of
~ agricultural BUREAU At the Capital which
was read by the Secret ary and referred 10 the
coMmlttes Oh agriculture aud 1000 copies Of
dersd 10 be printed for the use Of tbs General
Assembly.
Mr.. Mathews presented the petition Of Wm.
jerome and 80 others for r0ad from Lyons
Clinton county, " Aaquoksta Jackson county;
Also from q w. Sternbaagh aud - others for
y 70 location Of road FROM Lyons 10 Cedar
1Rapids.
Mr. Test gave notice ofa bill oameod q n
act entitled IN act to dispose Of the swamp and
'o.srf. wed lands within this State.
Mr. Saunders ggvs notice Of bill for an APP
ipropriatiOn oftweniy Thousand dollars 70 erect
building for the use Of the deaf sud dumb
aud locating The same 1t Mount Pleasant in
Henry County.
Mr. Thufston gave notice Of bill to amend
the charter effort Madison; xlsb Of = bil; 10
authorize trustees Of townships 10 levy aud
collect u: claims that werspayable 1t che TAX
lns effect Vt the Code.
Mr. Hamilton gave nc tics Of bill to detach
the north tier OF townships Of Chickasaw coun.
W aud attach Tie saline 10 Howard, also Of 4
bull to deiach the north Tier Of townships Of
Floyd county aud attach The same to Nj chell.
Mr. Matthews gave notice Of bill u incor.
porxle tho town Vt Lyons.
Mr. Preston by leave offered the following
rcssiu.iun which was adopted:
R<scee-d, by the Senate, the House concur.
ring ,hit committee Of ave. three from the
- aal1 from the Senate, he appointed
Try and report the condi
D1rHpsnt stbsi0n Of the
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-12-20
IRON AND STERE

0NSfANTLY receiving IsEes supplies of All sises Of
~ Bar. hound and B4uare Iron. Also Ylsugh Steel,
nugsh and Apssesa Blister, 0ssuan Cast eteeI. Also
Iron .zlss bsgEy and ssss Springs, waegss Doxss Grow
IOWA siay Nay 8, 1854.
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aAlGL. NBWDkk1Y,
Chairman In. Obm. 1tsts Teeobess' An.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
THE C Ed q n | A n.

eonp1;o o.2d machinery. The inexperienced
and weaker portions of a legislative body WI;
easily Weld to the d..ctation OF that numer-
Gus class Of retainers who surround the lob
hies and thronr the committee rooms CT the
capital; earil inflated with his schemes Tor
creating an influence that will ensure the
successful passage through the forms of legls-
la:ion CT: some act which prodical speculation
or overgrown capital has sprung from some
corner. Thus, rs units count. the conserva-
tive innue nccs o. elective representation. in
many instances. are entirely overcome. One
OF Tie consequences Which has followed from
these sources within the past five years, has
been to create two hundred and twcntv-rinc
corporations. wit! an authorized capital O:
several millions for many OF them no L;gh-
or necessity f5r t!.cir origin can be discovered
than to concentrate "a ia! TO be used in c.
drarv enterprises. no. excepting building
ard furnishing hotels. Il any advantage is
q be realized by may o. these, some Of them
at least viii prove exclusive, and sooner or
later paraly7c individual! industry and enter
prise by their orcrpow"ring competition.
.sVOTER.
NV ;',ve o,ni.toi ne c'a..na. ',rt Il .lc ~
.;cl Il - toic~" haccuS" e l,!Hlica'i"" YOU.
lea mo-; lbai,.,' - I:>Sio il. which, we q,
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/. o. :.lr Gale .on;or.
No. -.

by eie'at;ng our standard of representa-
u'n' we Should save annually large sum Of
money now expcnlc! in useless lcuisia;ioD.
The apparent ncci-encr and want Of care in
the form Of cnac,ncnts Of material ;n.ero,,
tie Snbi'c would Become less frequent. and
statutes would cease being turned Off from
'na?prsnfice' hands. to be sent lir,?ins into
courts there to tax Judicial ingenuity. to de-
wise some mode 70 protect TIE public from
their constitutional dciormi'ies One Of two
Qualifications arc indispensable for a lcrisla.
''tor lie must he able to determine wh,.
legislation is required, CT 10 express s,,.., ,s
is necessary III concise and uneruiyoca, l,,-
e"aSe, SO that the meaning is readily c,u.
pretended. The Journals of Our State ,.,,;s
!ature, Show that, in many instances coo1
men, unqucs;ionaLly for some other voc,,;or
are annually returned members. who ,ro .,
tlTrly tc!ceut in ether. The owl :. :,
creased by the ambition OF this c,ass - a.,
some act to the journals, without r.larcn,.. 70
Its pubic utility, tut as evidence o.; their IN
cHsiry and fidelity. From these <orr.os
that surprising versatility Ct invc,
ton, 50 apparent throughout the cal.,d,r &C
private acts. But perverted channels novo.
give Ter any length of time, pure AMI uniform,
currents; 50 legislation. once devoted 70 m
important objects, shortly becomes absolutely
ItFn'e!o's, e''''er t.v weakening the POWER
9" t,''ri ;'rc c;,,l c~.irr J., -,
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Il fire" .c-5.:...2. ave s,ar::c, an
- vi. h !H"y :c,.a . .,,o,lT:u'. irso1:cu
n.:o - ~ H., :,.c Nebraska c...ra-o. Ia
: ::-''",cc ti.; s2:::c q t!.e;r candidates are
Ani Er'ra>.a ia vou l.o.ic:c i!::7? DO
va l''.c"H nat -, candidates g., ., 4,
Cen. iie:ce'5 o,;i"c lci,i,rs .!,! '.:v bat la
s;',ra ho'1ers have Ill any t,lin. TO % in
terminating: can..;.!c!r>) are opposed 10 The
t:'iit.- measures 90 his administrator t.
;iea - absurd. az! s.onc iw. these ui,:;;:.,
Bind vii. listen TO it :nr moment The To-
,'ioE' nominees are administration Elcn, ar;!
q. to.;!s'' support rs measures. II they DO
~; IL i.'e.n con-" on. publicly and danorncc
''rn. Fierce a"d hi: measures. Thi= i, no
n"fe7 S'n1h!r ,!"mard, an. netting shor: Of
II WI! satisfy sly honest onroncnt Of Echrae
IL. Il" l:cr". rartv arc ready II do almost
"ny hin" - Sustain The Present ,.ro-slavorv
's".hin!stia'loA. cvrn . :'>.ooD TO- conquer
i":rk "ee stran-n il; YOU li;:d them hol,'nr
''r s"A:e sai.':la'e rs ~ opponent u .hc No
''rast.:i biz. An! .<iina so, :, yot. fer him
Ii"y az ~ 10 src,. :ic,* H.. no:v
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HEALTH OF OUR NiiLAG,-Twoor three
weeks ago there was some alarm among our
people on the appearance of several eases Of
dyscntcrv. Its type was Ct character cal-
cnla.cd to excite alarm but i. has entirely
disappeared; a. least there Is no case, 70 orr
knowledge, in the Village. The whole num-
bcr Of cases OF dvSent,rv has been ten CT I.
dozen, two o.; which terminated fatally. IT,
health Of tie Eill:cc Is GOOD. We are no.
aware Of bnt one rasc Of scrion> illness - ,his
Sine "Wednesday within tie village. Car
population does not fail E.lch, i. any. s,:cr.
q 300.
Thrown FROM \ CAEEIiG..-Dn Ices
J:av last, Dr. !! 7. BANCROFT. o! tbs village.
va, t!.rowa from his cir, On the -Four Cor
ncrs" read l.ctw>rn tie residence Of Capt.
W. G.. aaSoLD az! ,ig J. II ii,I:s, b. Ia
stumb';n. Ct LIS horse. L.. was seyc.,iv in
iurcd. had three rms i.oicn, hut i: is hope,i
no se.iois internal il: Try was sustained.
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sea,e wi! really o;,iate all serious dii:cnl
tics in t!ie way C. an Arrangement. which
shall unite all the opponents Of this rovena:.t
breaking Administration ia one efficient and
hsc;uOn! Ous ;,roanizatiNn"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26

WISpHAM CorSry.-Both of the VIA
w. =, "o w M,
papers IN Windham County favor a un;on
county Ticket The Gra1.boro Eagle in an
article upon the subiec: remarks: We Lay.
seen no reason TO charge the opinion we ex-
pressed several weeks ago, that such union
may be effected for the benefit os all concern.
ed. There is no valid reason, in orr i,,)~.
'.'ent' why ''ose who supper: the same State
ticket 70 wit Royce, Fletcher and Bates
shouid not support the same COUNTY ticker
Men seeking - accomplish The same OBJECT,
,""h'"'' ;oesIau':,tci- emsrgies in iicl,,pr
'a'h c1Ner IL .Ae:r;.c or 1.c.I ,,J.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

The lion. ALvAH SABIN was unanimous
" nominated for reelection to Congress by
the third district Convention. composed OF
"irccmen WHO are in favor ct the PRINCIPLES
promulgated at the State Convention held at
Eutanl on tie 9TH OF jane last and at the
Mass Convention held at Montpelier on the
18th oiJuly," w. Sebn is serving his first
term, and has proved himself an unfinc,lin ):
friend to freedom arai,,s: al. It's assailants--
Souihern Wigs or Northern ,loucinarcs--
On every rrin.irle Of i:.irm"ss. courtesy,;hc
dictates ofpoiitc;l wisdom" ;'r.d i-stire. h.
ought 70 h. rc-ciectct Now i arv body
wants a'G.6!e" in The 81, We hone they viii
Try i. hIrAH SAn!H will be elected hv IN
overwhelming majority on tie fir. ballot.
t;zzie or no tizzie. We submitted The plat
,orm OF the i;n!ani Convention L. 81 S.hin
N~!ore i. vas reported. and these questions
ana answers resulted:
Can YOU stand "a that platform d. Wash.
ino'on :"
We car
rs the Platform up TO tae cr,rk Of the
friends of freedom in Ccngitss :"
-: H."
Does it il ary resvey; 20 beyond them =
40 1t is r;-ht."
Ard Alvah >;aiin -, riqi. :" W" know 0:
no man who is more likely - lie ,i;qit in e,e-
~ emergency! and OF no man more fearless
in the defence Of Jicd' His nomination j,
his election VII! be right IIlrrah ior
he right E,o'c':a,!.
Hl>SoUiI. h. ::sl,turc sands as g..
lows IN j}nt ballot: W:,ies. G5 al.niuis.ra
son. GO; Erntori-n. - lie members o;
Congress stand as rr'.or;o,. last we.k-s:A
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city. and r2'ions Tor -oear OUTSIDE .bo
val
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-r'"i~''a \ l>tria ~: 70 crl;,.-i' hrs. ,rl
=" Hf.;i>" ;roopS stall tie ~.fll.asn from
,iie b',l'l'' On III" aTrisai u; tie Aa,:-il-s
NiiaE asa ha> issued : ,r'-.am4r'6- ,b,.
Y ai'ac:i;a shall 70, he he tlca.-e O, nj,
events.
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InE EEcvGNi.-Thc drought is likely 70
move n.or. lisa s;ror4 in our section OF conn
;ry ,han It Wa, Eve .ssrs aco. A. that Tina
";'!c latter rains" came 70 tho relief of Tie
later crr;s and tic harvest season was salts
;ac;ory. Now. some o.; the crops have passed!
recover. Corn is greatly deficient. Some
fields vii! hardy Yield ten bushels TO the
acre Of sound rorn: Others, in n.o:s.cr loca-
tons, promise a moderate yield. Potatoes
s'so ar" suffering, but speedy rain. sufficient.
- .ve' the ground thoroughly would ereai'-
1".ic!it mary pieces. Wheat is pretty goel
TIE CT Gro, !. considerably less than sn av-
;:.;5e.
lie drought 3 vc,v extensive. I: pre-
ralls over :. large extent Of New ENGLAND. i'll.
- parts 0. the States q .>cw io-: srI Gi.;o.
aii ci:ewEc:c. 10 som" extent. X is iu,l,o,:
=! A~S, 6':; ": hat ,..e eject vii: !, in lessen
irs the cr*"t;'v q ;'5al .,o~ nan caruc. us.
wi be fall, known. Ii is i,r;uratc ,'.,: TIE
Lurcrran c.:1,.f are abundant. auI TIA, Cali
.ori;.: VIII -. '''iaAoi any OF OF. ,.ro :uce.