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L'LIXlk UINCIiON y -

~ ton is a combination Of H.. ms prepan
the oest CaEsaTa Bark, with othe, pl7e'Pe
liable Tonic AMI Anti-febrile agent ao,sd and
IN the form of an elegant Cordial ESr +sI pis''q
degree, is entirely devoid Of ,ber "a 50 enILsl
terness and Gisagreeable taste. ''1e''l oasbs b,
1t may be employed with benes, i, III
conditions of the system cnrnertsS ~ aa ro'A
whenever corroborant influence il ds sr,a 'sei'
Of an lono symptoms exist snd in the .b.s
bowels, 1t will be found highly my stomach sc
ed nervous condition--n some forms Of b. ~ ,s'
loss OF appetite and languor, WHERE ,On; plsgeTS,
Is diseases Of ,on4ea.
i h character and in many other cases to xS
ny analogy the attention of the infer.s ~ ~ ws5'
will be directed. 1t will prove :, ryirssha ay'
ing on the miaSma arising from low or dan - va,
TONS and. by its nvigoratiug tonic inau,n uaN Ea
venting after recovery, recurrence Of the ana,
Prepared and sold by VI '10 a''aeI'
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NUTICE.--AIit the sir sas,, - been sa.'
he s 81 for the benefit q then :ss.sIs
psrsons indie b,ed 10 the said ian arc The ees'
pssment as speedily as practicable 'p pls.n.
are notified that their ealns nus ~. hi order g
subscribed within The nrSt ~ a ss lenels e Us
them to fan participates X K W wsELFos, a. q.
fund. L..,.,aau 9th and vs.
40
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'Mr. J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box Of m,5
April have sold about one half of II; and fsr l'
people who have used it, satisfied that Il has t.
them. 1t has certainly stopped the Agns in eyer
who has used it, and SIX ofthe cases were OF Ff
standing. My sister, who has had it for i've o. IL
years back, and could never get il stopped; eAcsi
Quinine, and that only as long ss she would take y
now, think, entirely cured By your remedy
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AT jas. Walsh's Gpn {; ."Hssros
EVEkI ONE SAYS
~ THAT POLLARDS r Et,,

=, n, -'HI'.NA ~
n Is the ,i incest and most certain remedy fl,
Is applicable, that has ever bssr Nn,ch Llir
fhers must be some truth in WI, % The pals
YET II any are incredulous, thew can b,e'y on" n,
the truthtulness of the above b., csu w. ecayaesd
store in the city where the genuine sr.s !" Al! n:
ana purchasing the article, which must i oi
Prlce 3 cents, or ) bottles for -
-, !! SOD sn! by PURCELL, LADD Il co .nrr
DT-N, EFT \ BEERS, P. JOHNST0gg GRAZ
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Office r. L p RRCo ac I'd p''
f,f, CEEssszzsz-s=g1 PETERSBUR(; TNT0N
a4sse2 Wsss.5sTii.sss:;:- AND VIRGINIA STATE "A

- 5fs5sa.sss.iszsl VIRGINIA STATE Al
n,,,,,,------ -RICULTURAL FAIRS. Ia55 -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD-
cllfles to visitors to the above Fairs ticket Iii To-
Issued at the Ticket Office in Richmond Monday cd
Ernesday Sd "Wednesday 9th, Thursday 25tI and
November. ' " the Isl
i1cAets Will be issued at Petersburg commeoc;,s
on tuesday, I'D of October and each day thsrsaf,
uhti the "a OF November, with the privilege of re-
turning free at any time until the 9Th OF Ney.mba
inclusive. - ''eihoef'
The Conductors will be provided with tek.,. ),
give way passengers the privilege as those po;
from Richmond or Petersburg. SUING
ty Stock and other articles intended far xh;h;,;
at the Fairs will be charged the regular rate of feiyb
going to the Fair with the privilege of being returned
ifre II In the possession Of the same owners ar tbe
time. TJJ0c npDAsfS ~, Ieta u tue
Office r. GP r. r. Ocf II '"' sup,
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~ CHANGE OF HOTR.--
$j555saEzees7EsiE Steamboat CURTIS PECk Cant
John DAVIS, will, after this date
Fave r, me wharf at Rockets for HAMPTON every
thursday, Saturday and Tuesday mornings ar al
o'clock precisely. Returning the Curtis Peck will
and "Wednesday M the .s,.,s bas
and touch as usual eeins ana W
regular landings on The 1fiyes fs - a'' OF Inc
eeH sR M n. o, HAsKINs.
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r1nRsEs For sALE.-.I have la.t r

il Il turned from the North. with four pairs o. .''
fuI MATCH HORSES. well broke and gentle 3D.
several fine SINGLE HARNESS HORSES WIZ va
will sell cheap. Persons wishing to purchase va M
at my Stables on Franklin street ana exam
q S-pH u. " DiIt.'4--
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NJ. FALL IAIPOR- q
~ TATION.-LA RGE 1
~ STOCK OF GUNS,


- Manufactured by Evans Il Watson, Philadelphia
These Safes have been severely tested recent fires
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, and when
opened their contents of books aad papers found
to be uninlured They warranted to be Fire Proof
Safes, with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
ranging from $50 to $500. For sale by
H. BALDWIN,
nah SITS 143 Main street Richmond
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MECHANICAL.

CHAs. H LANGLEY, Tin nnd sheet
" Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary Richmond. Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
y FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN W.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years. and beg leave TO say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and
attend Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
Nnrfh nr South
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-23
P. GREER'S CLOTHING

VTNHE subscriber begs leave 70 info<m
il Iowa City and the public general
rented the Store lately occupied W 4
Clint on Street Ave doors north Of Coilee
purpose of carrying on the tailoring am
ness where he will keep constantly on hS
assortment Of Clothes. Cashmeres and vesS
will make TO order in the latest style and
Also-a good assortment Of ready made q
examine,
8. His stack work in all cases warrd
lie hopes through long experience ID
share Of The public patronage.
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DaaAing houses Of lraokiot GO.

BY reference 10 our new advertisement to, /:
viii he seen that Msssrs McxLor Il CoRsrs.
the Davenport Bankers. have established q
Branch House at Fl. Dss Moines, under the
name Of MAcxLor, .Cossrs b WHTE. Our per
sonal and business acquaintance with the gen
tlemen at Davenport has been Of sach char
acter. that we take great pleasure in chrapicl
ling every evidence Of their prosperous success
and feel perfect confidence in calling pubic at
tention 70 their advertisements; as the adver
tisements Of responsible. honorable and trust
worthy business men.
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The religious esatroversialist fol the Iowa
R<pusiicsa, says he can discover DO ''paapabls
truths" in the Reporter, to answer. There's
where ne have the advantage Of him. as We
have discovered several in his productions.
which are too we'll known 70 . bored comna
nitv to need recapitulation.
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Job is evidently more a homo, "bssheiing'
old garments then he 10 in the Aeid. Of Clas-
sic literature. Witness his unique description
Of The River Styx substantially ,his-''o poss-
onous stream in the neighborAsode ., HeR.b rhieh
ske God.swosetkeiy ssost Aeryi6Is oaths." How
do the Know nolhings swear; by the same
Styx, orr bv cross sticksS
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NOTICE.-

z y I ~
CIR you have been returned not found by the Sheriff
- of Keokuk county Iowa. and by vrtne OF order Of
the Reg and RI ccver of the Land Office, In Iowa
City; Iowa; you hereby notified that will Introduce
testimony prove my right OF presumption to the MEX
section rs in township No II Of r IS vest ct saidl
Land Office, the I4th day Of June 1855. at IN oc
A N Of said day when and where you car spre.r
contest the same II you see proper.
Angus MEAD.
by Clark Bro. His Afr
col
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! P. GREEs at the extensive Clothing Depot.
receo,ly established OIL Clinton St. near Rob.
bins Jewelry Store. oGers rae Inducements TO
our country aad city friends. Give him
share OF your patronage. ae
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Ne learn froh ths Asesatns Jsssasl that
sallsss coaches crossed GtAat plass On the 10th
instant, u which samb tour OF Eve srs to be
put epos the line lbs.S ~ prsshPort, y ne
satins, and lows Cid Fhers will then be
ajsee.p coschss on the oses between this city
sd Aa.estins, di.ts es' u only shirsy three
mi -: ~ h,eh, will ceSses a faint idsAcf the
aposut " .ravsl .snd - hiAherwssd. ,ssd the
extensive messs emplS1 ~ eutsrpr,s-
ing Company to sccoa
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Cancer and Diseases Of the Eye.

The advertisement Of Dr.. S,NBoRN merits at
ten,ien. He is no hunbug in the profession.
but from all We can learn. is getting up ia.
vorsble reputation and gathering in patients
from all parts Of Iowa and even from Illinois,
at his reside nee in Lee Cove conversed the
other day with an intelligent subscriber from
Iowa Co. Mr.. G. G. SLocux, whs vSs then re.
turniog from Charleston where he had been
treating his eyes, snd he confirms all the state.
ments we have heard respecting the success
competence and business character Of San
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~ 4
II hes heretofore Ssss aud! SAsy for cores
ponden:s writing to the Govstpor on official
business, to address their letters to him At
lows City and whore his rsdaspcs is not At
The Capital, this cls'om hes 'Slsen involved
considerable delay and iSstsi ~ postage,
We have therefore been requested in behalf
Of His Excel'eDcy. Gov. 0sssunx, to give this
public notice that oil o4c.al senDuncas
or applicasioss for spF Sintusnse. should be
addressed directly TO him q Darlington, De'
Moines Co.. Io,oa," his ptacs II residence =
Otherwise, correspondence viii be subjected
to deisys. aud the necessil y ~ re.mailing t.
him al Burlington, All letters cemiug TO his ad
dress At Iowa CITY,.
Newspapers throughout sheotate will peas
give publicity to this notice. = it may prov
| of great general advantage 70 sheir subscribers
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]. D. HOPES ]
Celebrated German Horse ead Cal
pO,Odcr.

Celebrated German Horse Gad Ca
Po,oacr.
Sare remedy for all diseases incident to The Horss
N sanders, yellow water ,dstemper, botss founder
slavering coughs eyers hise-bound loss Of appetite
and vital energy, &c.
Neat Cattle.
For and In case ofhooven seourir 4 turn-
ing out to grass, from bad feea hee1v
loss Of sppe$lte staring cost Aistepss AID ~
the increase Of Tie quantity Of milk aud fat ic
Npi1e.
For sveied necks coughs, kidneyp disensa IN d.
lungs, worms Ia liver, Ac. Prepared enly 81
J. D. HOPPE, Iowa city, Iowa.
The Proprietor Of the above valuable Ms6cies u nev
prepared to supply the Increasing deend Az or1ers
and application so9 Agencies addressed ~ abovs Vn
meet with prompt stteni5on. ~ -
For sale By r 40 a Paa1ssueu a.d ~ Nasu~a. 4
Cochran, Iowa city, Is. -
hay -
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4 3
49, -,,,As.ss rrsssatsd BY ne Grand Jasy.---
ys,lstioa u " 1tgatsf sa6tsss and TIA Eiee-
tisa Laws II Iowa.
The high. handed course pursuel W The
ai.doos in various localities ofihs Uslca, in
order = spar their" v oodsn Hapy 80 some.
thing IKE wiDning sI~s And bring thsis lsas
,sh;.ct aud doc,le cs~pssrises into mose eos-
soysas subserviencs r. the y saans either Coua-
ei,s: has mot only evoked the asutterab's
loaah,pp Of The true lover o. his country but
Mas BOT seldom dssecrsisd the msjeaty OF the
Law: aud sves compelled her ministers 70 ir.
: sxrcoss We arm u inssssiestios and ssdrsss.
Al Rochester, New York. on Tho End OF May
!. che otand Jury. after an eight day asssio''
Ted report to which W ssfsr below
IN especially ehsrSsd BY the Court
iii violations Of the election
lste, and brought forward mum
vitnsssss 70 testify how far the sAncti'y
of the ballot boz had been invaded BY the &C
zion Of The Know soothing order. :
The Jury reported from the testimony I'D
auesd that there were number Of secret CON-
biaa,ions formed in the county for political &C.
'sion. enumerated the various paths and obliga.
s;en, to which their members are subjected and
concluded - follows:
That sssmbess of this society or order. having
taken those oaths and obligations are informed
by the order or oticers thereof, that refusal
IL vots for the candidates Of the order, will sub
iect them to the charge Of perjury, and render
them infamous and unworthy the conhdence Of
ali GOOD men, and that members have been
a. nnpAe
In the reorisitiOn Of the order. that they should
d be deemed o. psrjured under those oaths and
oblir atone, aud should be subjsct to disgrace
and iaismy, aud - false and perured, be ex
'pelied with dishonoE.
That such societies or orders after the last
general election, called their members to &C
count to them or their officers, as to the man
ner in which they discharged the elective fran
xuuna1nnpd required them TO declare upon oath
tey cast their voies At the said cleo
~ Aave been much embarrasx
tiga,ion by the refusal Of wit
he questions put to them, .
in secret session. on tn
lure Of those facts w0ul,
and in other cases tn
Irotectio, ON the groun
ioas would criminal
ed OF the full d;i
al cases have bee
jury therefore be
~. .,a Is the;
he statuts i, q
Vas dssigpsd
~ - 3 ~ ~ 81
WeS1Sv' Is ko
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AS1lea e ~ ~ :. sl y: 4 !.
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- dtly sSopt1
emtsteQ
'..s-:.- s -.
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Soothing "ross'n
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rWolfe's Schnapps 10 composed Of very
good gin. Croton watsr aad Stewarth refined
sugar.
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Can't Besr anytSine hats Foreign"

4 We don't see how job. Who has such
hatred of anything "forsigu." answers our
articles with such grist Of stuff entirely FOR.
eign" to the subject: unless he has as poor an
opinion of his logic as we have oarself
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herself. As the immigrant mother leads hss
sons and dsu 2hters into the undsvsIoped paths
Of wealth--as civilization eIsv Ates . race Out
Of the sloughs Of semi barbarisu--as nstionai
prosperity exalts land, or as sciences rsises
The human intellect from daIkuess into DDS
xing t.ighl--thus lows, with rapid strides
ascends the 1fycipisous sides Of Prospsrityh
mou ntain ran bearing her sons and dsught-
srs TO lcttier aud still lofsier peakA, and r..
vealipg to their gase, still wider and richer
vistas. And the summit ofthIs range she viii
neper reach; for her onward progress cannot -
STAYED. until her arterial streams are dry; until
the agricultsfsl iifs blood in her velu4 has
ceased to flow: until her great untANic haart
has been emptied. UpoE the topaost summit
then, Iowa will never stand, for through count.
less ages yet 10 come, her progress--sAat muH
be forever onward; must be upward also.
! We are pleased to state, on the lnfpe.pA-
ton given to MS by Mayor Tichen6s. thst -
health Of our City was Fever better thats1
present. Mr.. Tichenor has u ade il . ~
business to ascertain the fact, and We aTd
! to be able to assure our country IsiendA
the ;srest Of mankind THAT Davenport eos
ues to be the banner town Of health q Ne
sissippi -DGp. Gax. 10Th.
Lobisyjil M nj
A large fire took place At Evanst nj
NJ. destroying sixteen vaioAbse buildiagss
tai loss sstimstsd n { loo 10, the GfoaleS
covered by Insurance.. q - -
IsRpssns eGatt tune 4 =. ~
o 9'.,'s. Z e. - {
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nov ana TAsn.


In looking over our flies Of Wing news
papers in The Presidential canvass Of 1852, We
end the following among other stereotyped
proclamasions W Lich stood At the head * their
columns
Keep IL before the People !, that though liv-
ing in 4 State where his (Franklin Piercesj
influence 10 clai,. cd to be omnipotent, Catho
lies rere tor many gears not allowed 70 Aosd :6ses
Aud Notwithstanding the Democratic press
proved that Gen. Pierce had opposed the sta
lutte aud Was instrumental il eAscting its re
real, becauss he was opposed to any restrc
lion on the consciences Of mon or civil disab,li
ties on accoa OF Of neligioas belisf-yet ihs
charge was repeated until the day Of .he cleo
tion. Now the sams party n localities wher'
the Catholics have but few votes and their ~
/ nueacs is comparatively nothing. has incorpo
rated in ita platform an oath requiring az
members 10 support no Catholic fof ONCE NO
any man whose vile is Catholic Consisten
Whiggery Honest Whiggcry Conversation
Whiggery l-Jaekson Mississippias.
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Eacy q johnson County

lon 'In h her several !" raj
ns eict,iyns th ne !.
|cmmittses Of tn.
=. .n uSe " sessct two Z,
unity Convention,
81 the Popular
l,,rned would s,r.
on ssesrdsy me
!, ~ h. Dslssasss
I ss 4: r ~ 10y - y q
~ ss9ls, Nh ~ ~
"a q Y 3 q sSI s 81
IN Isl ss|
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u
r. T..
=
]t4 57s11ssa 533s
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CAS- sURE As ras SUN CONTINUES TO Alse AND
SET, SO SURE IS KANSAS FOR FRxHDoA This -
the confident and emf hattie languages OF the
Herald Of Freedom. he organ OF the New Eng
opinion formed vith full knowledge Of all the
facts upon the subject, the opinion Of the hon
est snti slavery men Of the Territory. THOSE
who, in this region, express confidently the
contrary opinion, speak what they desire -
They would make Kansas slave state II there.
by they corld promote their own mercenary
| political purposes. Dauenpsrt Banntr.
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e. LEl6HNlAN
rQTICE

rs Hereby given that the undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrative VI tie estate Of I-Wsthan
Rafter OF the county Of johnson State Of Iowa de-
ceased. ~ yNT
Nay Esd 1855 ls.ys..l ~
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meaas Of sislenes, = tAsests Of violence OF
81 Uitldy twimg ssstsm ~ desiinS IN eusssses o.
fyade. or enforcing the payment Of ososs, or
bringing suit or criminal prosecution of6nya
othey tkseat fimjury 10 be inflated By him sT ~
rsesns, he shall bs punished by hne nos exceeo'
$500, &c.")
Such 10 the law Of lows and similar to it,
il the ,aw Of New York, which the Grand Jury
Of Rochester, after 8 laborious investigatiSr
aud against the smbarrassments thrown 10
their way BY witnesses fearful Of speaking the
truth have declared vioiaasd and tramplsd up.
On by the "Secret combinations" Of Monroe
county.
Are We to suppose that Hindoos are Hin
docs in that State and Christian men In
Iowa; that human nsture has reached high
er state Of psrfectibil,sJ hers than there ! And
that the whole political action Of the order has
been chafActsrized BY the PRINCIPLES Of tree
dom and humanity on this side Of the Mis-
tissippi Unvsil the curtain reveal the whole
snginery by which various cepnties and the
state :. large have bean whirfSd into the arms
of ous eong,ousrass opposisien ahd We fear
cha ~ psesestnsnts d Ne Rochester and
| buneombs o.. sfsraed Juriss. could - msde q
"a noss - ~ Ma. % and ~ tfis1ds
~ ese1v ~ y. 81, Is slisisas ispsien aaa
stdsf q
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To Correspondents.

The Communication OF ~"Catholic" 10 ua
avoidsbly defered until next week.
Also the medical obssyvations Of our IRENE
@. Of Webster Co. A.
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An irshman warns the public not to trust
his wife. because he was never married to her
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-23
"A CARD.

HAVING made arrangemente TO extend ny western
II tour beyond the period Intended when left New
York, shall, besles lecturing At Chicago aud Det,
visit also, the following places, feunnis 1t esch the
time below specifeds N Il f<a. -. \
Burlington. Iva, Apm Nay 40 70 nay IS;
shall remain at Chicago during the month ~ Juy, md
s. i UAnyiN nj tfvcH Physician
IT. Ious May T. 1S55-may 81. for xseHses ~ ~ ugs,
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their impeded p'0sress--wne men tnc paisA0ufi
waters shall be darkened by the shadows and
the smoke OF mammoth factoties-and when
the tributary streems1f this giant trio shall -
made 10 ;cin in this work ~ grandeur md q
use.u mess then will that giant spirit, he lls.
tens q ~ pondusous lsunnipG ~ thzt coloss
al wheel whese aceeleraisd Fsxssations will
. es.,,. l esss M ~ + M NJ = !
Young and IS -osnislng and viaorous StIt Thew
| II in this picture no fctien mo visionary an
| tic;pation: all that We h1ye hinted at-and
| o,ofe--w,ll be realized. 1ttequ:res no gife Of
/ prophecy to trace out the future path Of Iowa.
| An observing eye-aided BY rpifit OF dis
| crimination--need but AXE tbs past for pre-
| cedent--the present for an earnes'--to draw q
vast panorama Of prosperity. such as our Uni
i on has perhaps never witnessed. heretofore,
| and vet, which Iowa will not fail to excel.
To the law loving and the temporal Ito the
enterprising, the vigorous, the ambitious
she offers home and fed worthy Of their
noblest efforts. Already has she placed the
early adventnrer on throne Of Fortune. thus
amply rewarding his courage. At this day she
4 ponts to still loftier thrones and richer daa.
4 dems. held in reserve as the prizes Of fearless
energy--or better still, throws open to the
world her exhaustless stores Of wealth, and
seems to say. "behold your rewafd!" And a.
the mutitudin Gus .hroug hasten towards these
goals Of prornise--as they crowd With eager
! steps and work with uniting haDds--they End
that far from becoming drained. her resources
deepen and increase in proportion as they take
from them; not merely keeping pace with theiI
accommodating wants, bat even exceeding
them; il is a. even as the province Of mind
the relations Of intellect: whose boundaries
still widen. and whose sphsre continues to *
|: pand the farther they are explored.
There is an immigration that tiiius the ole
!, and crowded States on the Atlantic reacoard
thoya is a. ;mmiOration that neOple0 q new
, world and darkens the noun tain slope Of For
tune; there is journeying from the old int
: the new, Of ITO Pilgrins OF Industry and q
Hope. But there 10 = mightisr immigration
: vaster pilgrimage, than these. It's the marcl
; onward aud upwards into the Future, Of lows
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-23

DDlD1 speedy prospect OF
q, east , 70 render our psPer
3 the general reader, than
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-01

MORGAN FoUSp.-The Masonic Mir
ror publishes a rather curious story to
the effect that Morgan, who, it was al
legged, was murdered by the Free Ma
sons for disclosing their secrets, has been
found in Smyrna, in Turkey-that he
now goes by the name of Mustapha,
and is engaged in teaching the English
language. The authority given for this
report is one Joseph A. Bloom. Ac-
cording to the Mirror, this man Bloom
met Morgan at house in Smyrna, to
whom the latter gave detailed account
of. his adventures. It is stated that
Morgan left the country in the ship Mer-
vine, which sailed from Boston to SmYr.
na, and belonging to the firm of Lang
don & Co. The Captains name of the
Mervine was Welch.-Ezckange.
The above went the rounds of the
press some fifteen or sixteen years ago,
and is again making the circuit, having
been started by some enterprising indi-
yidual. sss