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Clarke Jas
Groff Richard
Gray A
Gillim II
Greao Mr
Gocdrich Wm A.
Gardner S
Gordon Groves
Graft 'orge
Qioig Wilhelro
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LIST LETTERS
in Office at Iowa
City OD (he 31st December, 1845.
Which if not taken out by the 31st of March
1846, will be sent to the Post Office Depart
m*nl as dead letter*
Anderson Heorv
K'U Wiiliam'• ."
Kanoiib Aaron
KeTtkLouis
Kepler John
King Thomas
Baker Squire S
Barnes Almon
Ball N
Roohman Ed ward
Baker Rhoda
Baker iss Sophia
Busiull Rev A
Bon t. am S
Briet Jas Rev
Barry Richard
Babeock Ovid Gt
Blumcn /-Viedrick
Mitchell James
McKray James.
BlcGrew Jes^e
ilorris Win
Sduiray Jainrs
fcCormick Wtn
IcConueil Jas
nyei Peter
N
1 ^iagle Ephraim
O
©'Neil James
Oden welder Peter
Orr Robert
Porter John
Powell John
Palmer Azariab
a
Richards John
..Reppert Lewis
Davis Swing
"®e Forest E
Bdgerly Mrs A
KIlis Robert
Ittggs Gtorse
Falkner Jacob
Ifack'er Valentine
Foster Miss E
Fleraming John
Fry Ti'us
ft sher George
8"
fieri ver John
Sexton Hugliey
Stcckmn
Stari Wtn
Pruith Albert
Smith Thomas
Sells Anthony
2 Smith Casper 2.
eturgis Wiliiam
Sturgis John
Spurrier Warner "2
Suites Abraham
B'.uait Mosrs
Thompson .-rssie
Teneick Matthew
Tillotson Mary
Tucker Janus
Talbot DemonuifviQe
Terrt I
Tulltr Lesier
Hollingsworth
Huffman John
Wyait Jeremiah
Hamilton Robert
Hughes John
Harris Jonathan
Henry Joseph
Iladen Rev
Hester John
Hemphill Joseph
Hedges Mrs Jane
Holland Joshua
Houston Martin
V
2 Vanhcro James
W
Willey John
Weeks John
Walter Almoui
Wioer I)S
2 Windrem Mrs JtaM
Worden JV E
Hencb Theo. or John Winchester II
Wilson D.iviJ
Wood Buell 2
2 Walker John
Hench William
Heaney Thomas
Hewrt Joseph
Hyde Spyers
Hamilton
Johnson
Jackson Dawson
Johnson W
Johnson James
Jackson Andy
Jeokics Geo W
W llluvingotj Wm
Wat:s Hiram
Wl rasters""?: Nicholas
Wallace Joseph
•Ifjk'itiiamsoM llehecaA
Wil'r.tms iJenj
Williini'on John
If
eager Jacob 2
By an act of March 3, 1845, two cents ad
^ilion.il postage is charged upon each adver
tised letter.
Persons calling for any of the above list
Wi!l please say ttiey have been advertised
AU foreign letters must be pro paid, other
wibf they will not leave this offi
S. C. TUO'»VBlllLH»t».
July 16th, 1845-26
P.
Iowa City, Jan. 1st, 1S4G
M.
Hcdical I\7oticc.
DR.
BLISS would respectfully give no
tice to the citizens of Iowa City and vi
einity.thal he has sold out to Dr. IV G. Sales
of Ohio, with a view of discontinuing the
practice of Medicine and Surgery lor the
present. Dr. Sales is a man of experience
and ability, and I can cheerfully recommpnd
him to my old patrons and frien ls, as a safe
and fkullul practitioner of Medicin« aati
Suruery. E. I3L13i, M. E.
NOTICE.
llfOTICE is hereby given, that letter* of
administration upon the estate of WM.
L. GILBERT, late of Johnson county, de
ceased, have bfren grants by the Probate
Court of Johnson county, so Caroline Gil
bert, James P. Carleton, and Mcrcan Keno
All persons indebted to said estate are here
by called upon to nrtke immednte payment,
as the estate MIST and SHAM, lie settled as
soc-n as ihe law will enable us to do so.
Those having claims against said estate will
present them, duly auiheo'.icaw-d, for settle
ment. If the debts due the estate are not
paid within one month from date, they will
be placed in the hands of proper officers for
collection
CAROLINE GILBERT, Adm'x,
JAS. P. CARLKTON,
MORGAN REM).
Of the estate of Wm. L. Gilbert, der-:'d.
Pec. 31,1815 n47
Adinini^raton' Sale.
mjOTlCE is hereby given, by virtue of an
or
der of the Probate Court of Johnson
county I.T.,we will offer at public sal*,
oo Saturday, the 17th day of Januaiy, 1846.
all tbe personal property of W in. L. Gilbert,
late of Johnson county, deceased, consist-ng
of three Horses, one two horse wagon one
cow. a law library, and a number of other
articles, loo numerous to mention.
TEBMS OF SAL*—For all amounts of five
dollars and under, cash in hand for alliums
over five dollars, nine m|nths credit, upon
the purchaser giving notf with approved se
curty. v
flo property to be taken away, until terms
rf eale are i omplied wttH.
CAROLINE GILBERT, Adm x,
JAS. CARLKTON,
MORGAN RENO,
Iowa City, D^c. 31, 1845
HCity,
AVING permanently located ic Iowa
for the purpose of Practicing Med
icine, respectfully offers his professional ser
vices to the inhabitants
:of
A
the city and its
•ieinity.
OFFICE on Clinton street, two doors
north of Holt's store, where he may be found
auall times, .unless professionally engaged
All calls promptly attended at short notice.
|une 1845—19
good assortment of glass bottles, flassk
tumblers, molasses*]ugs, cup plates, &c
for sale lowby fjuly
i"c
$s
.If. .5
,*, It
Democratic Itcvirw.
GREATLY REDUCKD PRICE—FROM
$5 to $3 PFR ANNUM.
8INCLE COPT, TWENTY-FIVE CEKTS.
PROSPECUS OF~THE SEVENTH
VOLUME.
THE
Lewis Orrin
Lingle Samu.-l
Lovrjoy John
8
Loop James
Ifflcllvainc MissLFS
McCorkle Mrs
McClure N
McFailand Jasl^'
Mason Ransom
Mayer Jakob
2 Millow John
GOT
Calkin Asa
Cole John
Colter John
Carpenter Wm
Cummings Emily
Crawford Wm
Coffin Dr Vestal
Clark Wm
Cl.-.rk Isaac
Cm in 11 K 1
Chapman
Cox Joseph
Cavanaugh Jas
Con boy Peter
Chambers John
Chalfan A
Cooper Jonas
Crutn Win
price of the DEMOCRATIC Revi*w
has heretofore been too high—not for its
jize, cost, and character, but for tbe means
of tens ol thousands of renders who would
be glad to receive it, and among whom it
is highly desiiabie that it should circulate.
For the purpose, therefore, ol largely widen
ing the range of its usefulness, und of mul
tiplying the numbers of'those to whom it
may be accessible, ii has been determined,
simultaneously with the great reduction in
the expense of the postage, to reduce its
subscription price also, from Jiee to only
three dollar.'- and when several unite in suh
senbtion, to as low as $2 50 or event to
$2 30 per annum.
This very large reduction in the receipts
(accompanied with hut a comparatively
small diminution of its expenses) involves,
of course, an entire snciifice of profit upon
it, unless compensated by a vast multiplica
tion of its subscribers, 'l'iieie wi'l be at tbe
outset only a SIIIHII reilucitoii in its number
of pages soon to be ii'stored to it« old num
ber, without increase n( price, when tbe an
ticipated success of the experiment shall
justify it.
The portraits of iltaftngtiishf'l' democrats
will be continued, engraved i« belter and
more costly Ie than heretofore.
The postage will feieafter, for any dis
tance, be only Jive and a half cents it has
heretofore bt-eu, fur over 100 utiles, eighteen
cents.
We |uok for an extension of circulation to
be reckoned by tens of thousands, as the re
sult and con.pensaiio.i ol tins great rtduc
tion of price. Every friend of Ihe work,
and of the democratic principles and cause,
is confidently appealed to, to exert himself
with an active inteieft to procure it snbserib
er?) both to extend its usefulness, and to
carry it suere.-si'uily through tbe crisis of
tnis great reduction t'f Us receipts.
Those who have jaid advance for the
coming yesr. will receive it, at the reducc-J
rate, far a year and n half.
TERMS HENCEFORWARD
(INVARLAEJLY I.V ADVANCE.)
Single copy I Eight copies, 20 00
Foui copies II Thirtee i crpies 30 00
It V--ill thusfee seen.that when thut'ea cop
ies are ordered at once, the price is brought
down to about $3 30 aci. For six months,
half these rates
These rates afford high inducements to
agents and others tc interest themselves-to
pronnre subscribers.
Th» cash system end payment in adm.ice
must be uncompromisingly adhered to. Tbe
past relaxation of it has ranged an aecumu
iation of not far froir.) $40,000 of debts due to
the work. Hereafter, tins must lie wholly re
lorrned, nor must e tiier the m^st eminent
political friend, or the mo*t intinvite person
al one, be displeased on experiencing its ap
plication, in the stoppage t!ie!r.i Utah'rs.
if hey neglect this rule Ihe vital necessity
of which, at the present reduced rates, tnus^
be obvious to all.
No communications will be taken from
tbe post office unless free, of po-tage.
All communication*, both on editorial
an I publishing business, must be addressed
henceforward to Ute undeis'gned. Those
relating to 'he settlement of the prist dehts
due the woik will be still a.tdres-ed to Mr
H.
G.
Lnngley, fc .1
slvr Home, the ist ar
rangements with whom, as publisher have
reached their terminali n.
J. L.
O
SULLIVAN.
July, 1845. loG \assau steet, N. Y
Lti lJkentsi if Gen. Jackson.
The admirable Daguerreotype of Geo
Jack«on, taken by Anthony. Edwards. 4*
Co., a tew weeks 'lefore his death, is been
purchased the use of the Democratic
Revi ew. It is in the hands of the artist,
and will be engraved in ihe finest style of
mezzotint, ol extra siz?. It is a most beau
tiful and intt resting work, declared by .Mr.
Van Buren and oners to give a more per
feet idea of the gond and gteat obi niiin than
any other likflness and ought to be possess
ed and framed by every friend who lo"es or
reveres his iremory. Those who subsoil*
ear!y. will rective it as one of the regular
portraits
To the. Democratic Prctt.
Out friends of the democratic press are
requested to interest themselves aiding to
carry the woik safely and successfully
through the crisis of this great reduction of
price. Every editor inserting this prospec
tus, with an editorial notice, (and sending a
copy of the paper marked,) shall receive the
Review (or a year.
CoMMISSI02IEB*S CLERK'S OFFICE,
L.nn County, Iowa.
\[OTlCE is hert-by gtven that sealed pio
pcsals wiil be received at said office tmul
he tirst Monday of Oi tolwr next, for doing
the following woik on tin' Court House, in
Marion, in sa county of Linn
For potung oo ihe cornis and fiarning
and putting on the roof according to t:e
plan adopted by the Board of Commission
ers. The contractor to furnish all mate
iia's necessary for said jab. (except uch as
are now on hand.) and will receive for his
p?y tow i property and (Joun'v order-),—*1!
of which wort is to be done in workman-,
like manner. For further particulars cell
,at said Commissioner's Clerk's office in
Mirion. B. EVANS, Clerk
September 20th, 815.
CINCINNATI ADVERT S3IENTT
Jons Jo5E«, Cin.
CALEB JONES,
D. &.
Cincinnati.
is *,&
Plnl.
JONKS,
NO. 19, Pearl Street.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS. The undersigned bee
leave to call the attention of Southern and
Western Merchants generally, to their Very
large Sod extensive assortment of Dry
Goods, procured direct from the Importer*.
Manufacturers aid Agents, and selected
with especial reference to the wants of tlio
Trade, and which Ihev pledge themselves te
sell on the most favorable terms of tho
largest jobbing houses in the east.
Thev are now receivins large invoices of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
and will be prepared, at all limes, to sell
orders in their line with^lespatch.
Merchants, who have been in the habit of
procuring their supplies from Boston,
NPW
York. Philadelphia, or Baltimore, are par
ticulariy invited to call and examine their
stock before visiting the Eastrrn cities.
J. D. & C. JONES,
Aug., 1815. (29) No. 19, Pearl street.
Hoticc.
A II those indebted by note or account
to the late firm of Powell 3* Jones, are
hereby notified for the last time, thai pay
ment must be made forthwith, as the bust
ness of said firm, must be cloae without de
lay.
JOHN POWELL.
Sttmviog partner of Powell 4* Jones.
Iowa City Sept. 1(5, 1845—6t. 32.
P9' P'*'°
2*] MURRAY.
ant'
figure(l
s'"cs
NEW PRO" PECTUS
OF THE
IOWA CAPITAL REPORTER.
AN
equal interest iti the
GARRET
D.
CAPITAL RE-
PORIER press, having teen disposed of to
PALMER,luteof
the Ohio Dem­
ocratic press, who has associated him
self with
ABRAHAM II. PALMER
in its pub­
lication, it will in future he conducted by
them jointly, and published weekly as
heretofore.
The Reporter will be especially devot
ed to the advocacy and promulgation of
sound democratic doctrines, and will aim
to secure harmony of sentiment, and con
cert of action among the Democracy,
throughout our Territory, or prospective
State. The importance to our party of a
straight forward, fearless, spirited and effi
cient champion ofilg cause, located at the
Capital, must be apparent to all, and can
not be toe glrongly urged upon the con
sideration of our friends. More especial
ly is such an organ demanded at the pres
ent crisis, when Iowa is about to cast OFFJ
the parental authority ol the Getieral Gov-]
eminent, and take rank with her sister
The various departments of Literature,
Agriculture, Foreign, Domestic, Political
and Miscellaneous news, will each re
ceive its due share of attention. By a
change in our publication day, which was
made a few weeks since, so as to take ad
vant.ge of the arrival and departure of ihe
mails, we are now enabled to lay the Re
jioiter before our readers, replete with all
the interesting items ol current news
tive and amusing the grave and (lie gay
—we will adinii nothing in our columns,'
but that which is ol the nnst unexception-
able
character in its moral tone and ten-
dency. Our lilc-ary and miscellaneous
selections shall be in consonance with the
most correct and refined taste, and such
as will.exert a purifjirg ?nd an elevating
influence upon public sentiment.
Though our first bject is, to render the
most efficient service to the cause of De
mocracy and equal rights, yet we are de
termined, also, to identify the Reporter
with the general ir.terests and advance
ment of the new, but t'ertile, thriving and
promising Territory of Iowa and to con
tribute, in no small degree, to the pros
perity and happiness of its citizens.
We would merely state, in conclusion,
that it is our intention, so soon as the pat
ronage shall warrant tiie expenditure, to!
make some very important
improvements in mr sheet.
TERMS:
The terms of nibscription will be some
what reduced in the nggregate, from the
old ones. They are as follows:
One year,' payable in ad\ ance., $2 00
within six monOis, 2 50
after the expiration
of six months and
within the year, 3 0©
after the expiration
of the year, 3 50
Six month®, payable in advance* I 00
If not pr.id in advance, 1 50
Three monthf, payal le in adtaticp, 50
cents, or the same for any le*s period.
A. II.&G.D PALMER.
N.
B.
Pro itice will be received in pay­
ment of subscription at the otitic, and at
such other points where atrangcincnts c&n
be made f'»r tlisposirg of it.
GLAS
hy i: it n u iti.vs,
conxm or OLIVE AND SECOND STREETS,
(Two squares from the River.)
ST LOUIS,
Tiit»tut
MO.
JCj" All bagjtpiHe tak' n to or from Ihe
steamb&Pts fre» of charge.
IV(rod! Wood!!
WENTY- KIV cor in of Wood
DEVIL
want-!
diatfly .it this office in payment of
subscriptions to the Reporter. Old winter
is coming ap icp, ufctl a tins commodity
indi^pensible to p'otc-ct us from Jack
Fro«t, we hope «qrsubscribers will prompt
ly respond to the call Bring that which is
well seasoned an 1 convenient to use in a
stove, not old scraffgv logs, so knotty that
the
an't ?r.!i: them.
JAMES STRATFORD,
Iowa City, July 9th, 1845.
€.l«I.V#iT n.Sii a. £*1iV.le
WC
EALY resp"ctfu!ly iolorm6 bis
friends and ihe public e^ner-dly, tiiai
he continues to carry on the above business
oo College Street, between Clinton and Do
b'tque Streets, at the old stand, where he
intends io keep constanly on band an assort
ment of
CjWLYET WJ1RE,
of the most fashionable patterns, all of which
he will sell as low if not lower than any
made in the city. Persons wishing furni
ture will do well by giving me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of produce and lumber will te
taken mexi hange lor furniture
N.
COFFIW
ancJ
8atn
for ladies bonnets and dresses, for sal*
low by {July 27] M. MURRAY.
will be made at the short­
est notice, and at one duller ptrfrS#.
Iowa City, Oct'1st, 1845.
IOWA CAPITOL REPOK'J EH
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
A. H. Sc 6. PALMER.
TERMS OF
SUBSCRIPTION.—'Two
RATES
Dollars
ier annum in advance, or Three Dollars a'
lie expiiation of six months, and il paymen'
be delayed until the end of the year. Four
Dollars will be required One Dollar for SIN
months if in advance, and if not, One Doliai
•tnd fifty cents must be paid.
paper discontinued until arreara
jes are aid, except at the option of the pub
iisher.
OF ADVERTISING.—For a square
DEALER
at 8
J.
very early day after its transpiration. T. J. HEED
W hi!e we will aim to blend the instruc-!
J. C.
ROGERS
J'
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twelve lines, first insertion. §1,00 each sub
juent insertion, 50 cents—larger ones ii
proportion. Advertisements sent to the office
for insertion, without designating the number
of insertions, will be continued until ordered
out, and charge accordingly.
JCJ"*Liberal deductions made to yearly ad
vertisers.
53" Letters addressed to the editor, in
rder to receive alteration,MOST BE POST PAIT
-BUSINESS CARDS.
JK-JB 3?3JSSAR5F^S.
THK
states} nor is that necessity any ihe less,' supplied with a great variety of JOB TYPE,
but rather greater, from the fact that the
Democracy are in the ascendant inasmuch
as that ascendancy imposes the weightiest
obligations upon otir party. We would
express the hope that our fellow demo
crats throughout ihe Territory, will ewtue
a due appreciation of these fads,by prompt
ly respon Jin* to our appeal for their
aid and support, to sustain us in our ef
forts fully to supply that demand.
,he
office oi the liep er heme web
^"hb'^ er^ are prepared IO execute in
ltie
AND
1
FAXCY
printing,
m'AiUIi ESS' VAiiiEI&'jtt'S
SUCH AS
BOOKS.
HOB££-B|I.L3,
LABELS.
BALL TICKKTS,
PUAMI'IILETS,
ClRCt-I.AKS,
HAXD HILLS,
OAROS.
JUSTICES' HLANKS,
llr.ANK DEEDS,
JOHN R. BKNNFJ 1T,
Forw trt$iti% a t! ConiViinsif n
«?5 rrh/ft
AND
IN riiODUCE,
FROST STREET, BLOOMIXGTON, IOWA.
References.
A.OCILVIE&CO
BEVNETT,
Sloomingten, Iowa.
SC SONS.
...
BUCKLES,
OU SV, E
&
jr
G\ITHER.
WVA
OODS,
ALDRICII. PARKHAM
»y.
BROTHEB
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CIIRISTI
&
&°CO.
BKAL II. RICHARDSON
ST LOUI8M
& co.
TDOBSEY
u
^TEI.SO*. Halt. Ma,
&
N
BUDDECK, WOOLS,
Co., New Orleans, La.
June 1,1841. 21
BKNJ AMIiN IMiELPS,
'JVo. 70 L'hesnut Street.
ST. LOUIS MO
tTes/ern General .Igoii jor all (fie
BLST FA M11Y MLDIC INS,
Clli r« to Di and others the fullow jug
HIGHLY POPULAR AND VALUABLE MEDI
CINES
Wisiar'a Balsam of Wild Cherry, Rev.
I. Covert's Ba'm t»f Life, Hay's Liniment,
Ilumphwy's Pile Oiiitmeni. Dr. WiHUm
suii'» Pain Soother, Urite's ilheumaiu Lmi
rnent arid Pills, Vegetable Pr-rsian PtIN. Dr.
and material ^mrkwi'iiif-i's Hepatic E'ixir. Dr HalstedV
Waorii"tic Remedies. CriMul's Saisa arilbi.
(iridlt-v'S T^-fiPt Oiriliiifnl. Fatlneslock
Vermifuge. Jew Dtvid's or Hebrew Plaster,
l»r. H-iIdea's Fin-k P.lis
Ctiriis £la(c«,
A.TTOEWET ASD Cot NSELLOR AT LAW A*D
SOLICTOR
IN
CHANCEv.
Iowa Cily, Iowa
K. a-
Forwarding and Cammixsion Jlttrchani,
And Dealer in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
FRONT SIREN, FLINON.INIRION.
FASTIX MORRIS
•fTTOit.Yi.\m .rz E, ff•
IOWA CITT, IQW'A T. *.
Office on the north *.!«• ol (\ipitolSqnare,
on» door cast of dwan's Hotel.
Oct. 5. 1341.
1 PRESTO*, 8. C. HASTIKOS,
Marion. Bloimiie4ton.
E'rcsfeii i'asfhtzs,
A I'Oli.NE Yrf and Connsf Mors ai Law.
will practice III the Supreme and Dis
trict Courts o' the Terriiorv of Ior».-
June l.r, 1814 —23y
dr.s7r7crT mai
ey
WTfTOL'LD respectfully offer his profes
signal services to tte cnizens of Iowa
CM* a its vicinity Office onr door east
»f the corner of Washington and Clinton
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Blisb.
June I. 1S-14! 21
JA'ES MACKINTOSH,
'B o o k i n e a i
ORROSITE MURHAY'S STORE.
Old jolts and Periodicals bound in tbe
neatest style and at trie soonest notice.
IOWA 1TV BAKERY.
IIE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Iowa City and sur
roundii.g country, that lie lias commenced
business as ILker £tui Confec.'iuK in! Which toey are desirous of sefimg ou liber
the frame building .eituated on the Public
Square and comer of Iowa Avenue, where
lie will always have on hund an assort
ment of every article in bis line of busi
ness, namely:— Iio*ton Crackers, Butler do
Water do., Soda do., Cu!ves of every kind,
Candies, and Light Bread w arm or fresh
every day He will also have a getieral
supply of Temperance drinks of various
kinds, such as Gi ger Beer, Lemonade.
Soda Water, and fountain Mead. This
last named diink lias attuned considera
ble notoriety in all the Eastern cities, as
a pleasant snd healthful beverage, but,
more especially for itscooiinp, revivfyiug
and purifying influence on tbe blood, be
ng made l'roin a compound of some of the
most safe, heallluul and agreeable medi
cines in use.
SCIII'LL & WILLIAMS,
NO MARKET ST-, Pilll/A. PA
SZ^KKP ron-iwtly oo hand a fatge and
i*. e^nt tal asMTUnent of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
ii terms to Western Merchants.
Aprd l&!5,
JPi*. X. ii. Suit *,
OF
the late firm of Bliss and .sales, would
respectfully infoim trie ciuz^ns of Iowa
Cily and vicinity, that be will con inue ih*
practice of M-dicine ,tad Surgery in nil then
various branches. A good assortment o!
Meoirines constantly on hat
n3=»0ill. e one or east ol Swan'i Hotel,
Julv 16 h—£6
CURTIS
[SATKS, JOHN
rsti
35
|'HE subscriber after leturning his sin
cere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. would re
spectfully inform the citizens of Iowa City
and the surroundin" country, that be h^s re.
Juced his prices for C.lBLXET JF.IRE
and that he is prepared to make to order any
article connected with his line, at such
prices as will suit tbe times.
Produce ar.d Lumber will be taken in ex
Uatige for work.
His SHOP is on Clinton street, one door
north of Davidson's Blacksmith shop where
he hopes hi« old friends and the public gen
erally wil'give him a call.
N B- Coffins made in ihe shortest notice
PETER ROBERTS,
Jaie 1,1844. 21-%
5
w,
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
j^GAR COATED
TV EEL) NOT PORI E TU/IM I OWN.
Tlinse who have conscientious scru
Jl#S will please read the following, aever bu
f«re pu'jl.shfd Facts rejjanlins t^e ?U
GAR COATED IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE FILLS, for Consumption,
'olds, Rheumat'sm, Dvspepsia and Fevers:
Having been attacked some months since,
with a bad cold, weakness in my chest unii
loss of appetite,
1 used Wright's Indian Ves
el able Pills, hut grew wurse, with cold
swests at night: rould not deep and believ
ed I was in a consumption I procured a
I ox of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coated Improved
Indian Vegetab'e Pills, which reMoreti my
health wnli'n s t'ay^, aod I b' lieve to be
tbe best letrirdy I «»ver u-ted
G^O W GRANGER.
Cainbridce, Oc'"b-r 19, 1844
Extract from A. Page's l-tter da!,*d
Bath, nuai v 2l.-t, 1815.
mi,. b..» i tr 11 u ii v.-»^i
ine bugar oated Indian VeaemM* Pills
Hon. Tley s«M bet
Extract Irotn f.evi.Bor^H
('anaan. Me.. Feb 8. 184a.
Tht Pills which I received of \ou have
given such universal satisfaction where they
have been purchased, and^he sale has been
so uniform that I thought best to leqnesi i |ur,|ier
you to st-nd ine on some more of them un
mediately.
Extract from W. N. Packard's letter dated
Monson. Mass. Jan. 22. 1845.
Sir—Enclosed is the payment ol the last
Pills. You will plea?e send me by express „r.. »/.
another lot, sav Go, 8 d=
Z
Extract from in'l Taft & S .n's letter
|i1r,„,ic
V Pitt n,' 1 i
6 box^s and do not w.sh la be »ut of them will be ouder the slperv-.-iorr of Mr
datw|!antl
ot,rP»IU were received a.few days since
and we have sold some o| them, and
used some ourselves and tlnofc very fa vor
a: le ol ihern, and they are luted by those hem
who have us-d 'iiem.
was i ntirelv i.t and wanteif more itum di i i
ately—w is agent for other 1Mb but should
nl
1
1
H. v\ ANDREWS. Druggist.
FROM THE 11'EST.
Ettract u Messrs & J. Hill's letter
iiated
D-troii, March 29 18-15
Dr. Srni h—D- ar S W e received ibis
•'ay per express, 14 gross of ymir 'Suz «r
CVnted Ii dian Vegetable Pols, which c«u»e
Vf-rj ap n posj we bad been out of them
lor some lime, and tbe ilis for item to
b*-en very friqu»ni. All who tiave ca Kd a
secrnd time sp^lv of th-se PiHs in Hie high
est leini* rfiel when our supply wa- running
down, tbo»e who caine jr one box wool
universal s.,ti-f-con
The direction and treatment of the disease,
accompany every box. Price 25 cents per
box.
The great celebricy of these excellent pills.
has induced several envious person* to make
are notbo:
wrn,ei1
j? ,iL
BIBS.
Iowa City. Wapello,
C!atc» & Bird.
A TTORXI.YS and Cuuncellors at Law.
and Solicitors in Chancery, will practice
in tbe Supreme and District Courts of the
Territory of Iowa
All professional bu^ine«.s entrust*# tofheir
care will be promptly attended to
Oct 15, 1S15. 37- y
on
?rtTy
X"T|
f"'f,l,a' fl
oisold bV rheodote Sanxav. Iowa P'
iOUT"rky:
tngti n county
Mill. W «shii!ion rouuiy, Iowa
53"'REME.\]BER, we shall hold every
man responsible who sells a box ol "Sugar
Coated Pi.Is." not having on it ihe pruned
and written signature of G. Benjamin Csrnitii
N. Ii—No travelling pedlars are allowed
lo sel! these Pills.
0Tr*Ex imi'e the signature
I O W A y u a
THK
well known STA ND. situated on Front
street oppose the steamboat landing, and
liny and Oafs!
ONE
huriiied bushels of oats and two
tons of hay wanted at this office in pay
ment for subscriptions to tbe Reporter.
Tame hjiy will be preferred.
'if?f
O S E U S
or THI
N E W Y 0 K K W 8
It is now one year since the publication
id ihe Arte* was commenced: and its en
trance upon another year of EXISTCNC- IS a
filling period to recall to tue public mind the
t'avor .ble terms i!p .u whieli its diily and
weekly ISSUES are PUBLISHED to Matt* some
IMPROVEMENTS RECENTLY NRV'E, aid contem
S'latet' MID also to rtfer NR.EDV. for the in
firmatiun of those not Acquainted with the
paper, to pome of the advantages its sub
.senbers e-'-joy.
The JVetcs will henceforth be published
for tbe proprietors by the sub-criber. In
every particular OF its busine.-s manage
ment, its friends end patrons, as well as
those otherwise interesieJ, can rely upon
enure promptness and efficiency.
The sole editorial control of the JVewa
will remain with Mr.
JOHW
L.
v, I A isir. i Mieol I.s popne:ors. JSo «-fl.irt wi.l l»e
lo
Mr. J. P. SMITH, of Gloucester, states
that be «s sold all, and wishes 8 di.zen
more immediately, and tliey give such uoi
versal siiisf.ieiion ii»^i he has determined
to s» II no OTHER Irnil of I .LIS. however, wil remain af tbe same rates as
Mr A ALLKN ol Pa m. Depot, states heretofore. Tncy are: to city
•that he was very tlinnk :ul he w,s appointnl
O'SCLLI
VAN, one of its proprietor*. He will con
iinue to be as«i*ted by
,, ,. SERYI E-. AIR. UICHAHD FEURIOS
THOMAS KKT
TITLL. whose aiteutioi. will far:'cularly de
voted, lu monetary and commercial affairs
in connection, with which subj-cts he has
attained, during his- HS^o^-aiKir! tirst wiih the
Hirati1 a«ii suite WH!I tie JYewt, a wide
and most (fi-Uo
i
.URTOTE
lah|,
.i.r.h, e lebri'y 1 he val­
^eriii n «.
JOU SENT ore iCl Wef. find £lVe gtvid snus'ac- haV? J,0 wl „, v ,ew 0
lt.ey s«il bei ih .n any have had je)tnmig a reputation :or early y
letter it
at if i ».„(
,eeu
ute iittinia'tu!i upon all matters jJ
ol lu'ere.*-! a* news, and al«o for ajudicious
and vaned coiiibiiiiiiii.n ol readiria matter.
His caaracter ana writer of diverstfed ta
lent. and fame at a reporter, render any
jt Ins ability unnecessary—
though it is wi.'ll to add that he hus associa
ted with him several gentlemen also well
i known in nev-sp^per life. An accomplish
led scholar aut'. wiiter, of High rank IU lite
rary circles, will have the direction of such
fall
not|ice
Ce
en. tl,eV Jve good HZ rat
satisfaction lhaVe not on hand mote ibanj
The
pl-o'e i! iii the first rat k of Airicri
1 aBwffs
alOjllres8
for beauty and neatness of
TI1E AJORXING
1
NEWS
prosperous to a degreee which
I coul'l fiar ily bavt been anticipated ai its
birth, shown alike in an increasing advertis
ing patronage jnd subscribiion list, aid de
mand'ng the enlargement which is this day
maue in its SIZa. Ttie publ cation price.
1W a nilin
1Od-z.Smiths
,,n.
Please send me immediately
1
iiateiy 0 z. Souths
Sugar oated Indian VegeUMe Pills Those
you sent a short time since are nearly all i'J„ i
sold, and give universal sattslaciion i? .• ....
s
SU
!*c„berS
-U_Bine
ajmt, as Ins w te has been no invu.il tor ...u ,• ,,
,. io mail subscribers, five tiol'ais a v-ar for
some II »»se pi. mtnifi i sinule c*ipv, five coji.es to one addrett loll
ately cored l.er, :,.so thai they „*d p.-dorm- j, wtm 4
ed al ke woc.dertul cures :i tlir town, audi
T[
j- i? s i ,i o lished in the united t-l-iies, and when it is
ihe following letter from the bouth shows ,,
ij what high i-Munation these P.l:s are bpf
Harper's Ferry, V.i. April 21, 1SI5
Dr. II VV. Andrews—Sir: I tm ivuit.
of moie "rtocar Coa'vd Indian Vej ethlel
Pill-." I ha vi not one in the sture. There
has be»-n much sitkives-, and as 1 havejM-en
much engaged, the Pi Is tun nut b»-fiire I
was aware of it. They ate well liked b-re
Yours, with respect,
for ii re»- i*opi
for tive c»pie
for ten copii:
A M. GRIDLER.
Baltimore, April t£~. 1815
Beni.Stliilh. M. —Dear Sir: I here
wi'b send you a dr.ifi on Messrs Smsi.
Br ags & Co. and v»u wilt please send me
that amount in the "Sugar Coated I nprove.lj
1i .!ian Vtgeiable Pd!s, i have hut 2 IU-12
hail doz-n on uul of the if ii'2 'jr^ss I
nd you the eurlo*ed ieltt-r from .Vr, Grid
ler. Y- urs. See.
is a w k
.J
H. Wi,*iti V KUIVA
,h.alrf adV
crcuJat.on
i Is already I lie
jot the w?ek!y papers juiblisued in the city
I of New Voik, iiiii tak-no the exclu-tvely re
only recommend these.
F-xtiaei Irani J. Dsnforth's lpit«r dited i ,,
n ,i Vi i ii t«t- l»-,0U!' journals into H.-e count. It is ^o
aenrrally known, that r.uy comment upon
its merits is not Decenary, bor lb" i!iu
ty and qurtlny of reading matier winch it
i. i- give^, it is the cheapejii «veekly paper pub-
1 1
remembered t)iat each nomber com nns a
i well tx^coted wood-cot pi itrait soin- dis
tinguished Democrat its mx-qu-ill*d eap
nets* i-4 firi.-e wdf bi ccnc-oe'i, lis terni
-re §1 5t a year a fiiig!- «. y. $1 a ye.ir
•s to one oddres* $6 a year
to one tul lress year
In OW (nidress.
1 HE ThJRAlS
Of the Morning aod 11 etkly as
al-ove stateit, wi.l b^ rig dly adhered to.—
No attention wdl be paid io any order, un
less accompanied by tbe i!i..n#y The com
mission allowed to p»sima«teis on forward
ing remot.iioes, will le paid by tins office,
and the person sending, money wi,l be ciedi
led with the full ,imount he iys lo the post
inasir-r. Posliijaiers wil ir.n.bmit the
money, with a si tiement tbe purpose
New Yotk, Augu«i yNt. 1815
ous letters wb.cb are daily received, oi tbe to one hundred pairs of four and a half or fte
us letters wn.cn are uauy received, oi toejio one litirnlrefl pairs ol lour antl u half or
N every case mat thev have BEEN tried have I
in every case that they have been tried hav
given universal s.'iitraction and should tie
kept as a family medicine by every one.—
We nnlv ask a trial of ihem to convince the
mo- skeptical of the truth of these asser
tion*.
for
is paid, to itie lJ»stma'ler New expenditure.
wbtcl» it
York, who wilt e ri Oiiuiit tie ihe s .me to
ttie ffl e ol the JNTIM. All letters relating
to lb4- business of IIM paper should be if
dress'd i» tbe uud*reigned.
JOHN
fi
GUIOW
Publisher of the jYca York JSFewi,
VALUABLE WATER
P'"WK.
k
i-
,. ii, will sell at pri\ate sale the whole of the bout five davs, and was followed oy 'iw
Jdidon of Jl/Pdls and ir«flul2r ui p--eulmr w«tcr-poW«.r,_Und and improvements be
pleasure to -ell a medicine that gives sucl.|^"|K 'J-'*"3".
daui 1,1 lhe IoAd K
Th- above are only a few of ihe numer-, ctent xvater-pomer io propel from eighty
Kreat popularity and success of iiies« uuh five feet burrs, two acres of Lmd nn lb* .0f,ie Mtrcnrv Pills,
to t»ke. feeling .-atislieo they
Rood: many o*her remedies
of said ri^er, ineindii the abutments on
rreat popularity and success of thes* truh five feet burrs, two acres of land on the rue' except
•xcePeni pills. 1
HEY are the best meili' irj, ea!tt pj| je 0 the Iowa River, and about which I refused
or ih- above complaints that are sold a„»,
tJiree
,l|rlfcs
o} an aCre n tl
1
tulll),"g
8,ioa:,lr®)
01
wnai iney ca i ou.ar i -an- o i ins. iinu u^ t». I wouh. die ol a ffa lonins consumolion.
fact they coa U' Us to the mills. 1
hi proper?',- is local-'
oih:r ff^-l/9 Greenwich street, New or faeturing puirpos't-s \ves»t of the Mississip-j mv pains were removed, my cough and
river Tll, re is a
i Cnv' John Dou"l erty Wabin«ion U'a-h i bered land extending thirty or lorty miles J.'
ste
will, lor all time to come furnish a suffi-
cient qu .ntity of timber for all necessary
vvi"
ivilfI €s 0 llie
refitted it with new furniture, would respect- ,. .. r- i
fully inform the citizens of Bloomingio.. and
C.,ly
the surHMitiding couniry, as also tli** trav»^^1*! Icitive Assemb of .ie Territory
ling public that he is now prepared for the
0'
accomniodation of the public in a manner ty above mentioned will be shown to any
person applying to the President or Secre
tary of said company Iowa I ity.
which lie itler* himseil cannot latl to please
His table will bt- supplied with the best the
market affords, and Ins stable with all hnds
of grain, under the care of careful and alien
live os-t'ers. A share of public patronage is
respectfully solicited. His charges are mod
erate,corresponding with tlu tim«*s.
ANSON HART,
JA.S BORLAND.
Bloomtngton, Sept 7.
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IH0JS
Ma in u fa o r.
Mb) Subscriber having moveo Ins sfalnr
on Clinton street, opposite the Capit^
a few doors north of the City Inn where lie
as and will keep constantly on hand a goof
assortment of
I N W A E
which he will sell either at Wholesale Af
Retail, at lower prices for Cash thao har
ever been sold in this market, and will at all
times take Wheat, Corjj, Dried Beef Hides,.
Beeswax, Old Copper, Brass, Pettier, Ajjjft
in exchange for New Ware. Eve Trou^fc#
and Conductors ior bouse made t«. order*
n,k.Wni\
88
department
0
the
BACK VOLUMES
n« ed, whitn will save them much useless
fCJr" Five dollars wil! pay for tbe back
i:I'J:i s s'iiched aud for the fifth and sixth.
*inithf'r Slrmarki ble Cure
The cane of Thomas Cozens is rr/nfed
hiinseJf. us fallows and arhnnwhd ly
who knew him as one oj the most astonl
ishing cures ever performed.
HAOOo.NFiei.ii. New Jer-ey April 20, 18^3.
On or iibotii ihe Mih day ol October, 18-
3 HL I resident anil Directors of the 41. I wa« taken with a violent pain in 'h§l:
m:
Ji Iowa City Manufacturing Company S'de near the liver, jvhicli continued for
n,e in w
aliirrm
.t,
,e
we
each side. The dam is constructed of '!lH
sqttare timber and rock, and is admitted
|l doubt the best water power tor inanu- the use of only tun e ho:tle of this inedicn*""
,i,r«e
aru McClure I up the Iowa river, irom the dam,' wl.i.-h
*vl,
v u,r
A
COX.
N. Bi—All kinds of repairing done in ar
substantial and workmanlike wanner.
June I, 1814 '21 _v
,S'i.&iti&lfc.
I his Periodical is devoted lo Western Jlgri*
culture, Mechanics and Education.
Published monthly al Chicago, Illinois, b]T
John S. Wright, containing 24 very large"
octavo p-'ges. besides a colored cover wilto
advertisements- Terms, fl per annuuir
6 copies for $5. 13 copies ter $10, invar:«
bfy in advance All romnmnijations mustf
IM*
sent fr«-e of postage. John S. Wright
and J. Ambrose VV.ighi, Editors. Vol.5
1845
REASONS FOR TAKING IT.
1 It is one of the largest anJ cheapest
agricultural papers pub ished in tbe United
States. Speciincn Nos, scot to tho*e reques
ting them.
2 K is not published for the whole couo~
try, but for the especial benefit of western'
farmers.
3. Most of the matter is supplied by cor
respondents, more than three hundred in
number, from all parts of the VVfst as a b©*
tly unsurpassed in ability and practical
knowbdge, by ihose of any other agricultu
ral paper,
4. It is illustrated with an abundance
well executed engravings is well pnnttd
'on good paper and e-ich number accompa
nied wi Ii cover to keep ji dean.
5. A full and comp'pie Index is sent al
the end of the year, making a volume of a
boot 300 pages, inraloable is a work of ref
erence,
li. The information contained eithe/ ui#
der tbe bead of Vetejimiry Deprtineni.' mr
•Hon ehold AII iirs,' or 'Oichard and G^r.
den,' is worth several times the cost of tbe
paper
7 It contains Chicago Prices (Torrent,
with the la est intelligence of New Yolk and
other mark- .s
5», Common Schools are too much neg
lected in the v\ est, and two or three pages
areoccupi'd with disM-inin img ti.e most
tmporiani inforimiion conceimn:: th m.
9. It is p' rinaoei.tly ess.-idisiied stini as a
western paper s!'.ou:d receive the undivided
support of we^t- rn f'iim"rs. [tarticuUr y as
10. It is pronounced bv those who nave
taken it from the c-mn enei-ioenl. and by the
public press generally, the n ,-t .igrrrnliural
pa er for we iern f.irmers, that is published.
Either or all of tbe first
four volumes—the first two emiiled the Un
ion Agricultu'ist—can be ob ained at $1 per
volume, stitched in strong covsrs, li.ible on
ly to newsp 'PR-r postage JUIHI vols cliitr
gi wiih the cost of binding. To new coin
ers into the west th. y w il supply vast a
mount of tnfonnaiinu ol JUST TUT* kind they
omeirnng in warily*
°P
a
a suft
q«»«»ti'Y ol^nMve
i|
Jo
iijuc((
lk(S a !le(l
sa.d
le sa
id he thong
2
side could dv me no i
wpre
,, tied every few davs. and at last became so
by all competent jtioges who have seen it,
but Aloe*:—in fact thev coj. umis to the mills. I ln proper*'.- is local- .7 At
iiui n Ui, iu idLi int-y iuj., i i this moment, when my lile WHS apparently
a n y I Ii i
riij u sMo s 11 ed about Uv o miles abovei Iowa City, in
the true -Sacu Coated Indian Vegetable one of the most healthy and fertile sections! ,ar's p,a|#am of Wild Cherry and nit a bot
f,*^"'.'
fi
one saw, i
what ti.ev ca1! Su«arCoit. PiiN and tbn two, and a lanje carpenter shop, coniig-j ,g,
w
physician, hut
he tboojrru c-nld do but little for
ivr
then procured by my wife aud frauds,
.i
none
done me any good, and the dis-
c"a,rS«'
blood and corruption sull contm
-eni!|Ve could 'scaicHy brea-be. 1 wM
to be the most be.ititiful and substantial aiso r-eized with a violent cough, which
structure of the kind in the western coun- times caused me lo raise much more blood
try. The buddings are a frame grist-mill, than I had d.ne before. in 1 mv ''i-ease con
running two p-iirs of burrs, and a saw mill t'r.ued this way, s«ill yri wing worse until
with sufficient room for February, when all hopes of my rec vety
av»n i«n ami irt frn-n.i« ail ,u,i
n
,p'
n ,rlfDt !j
lrawinc near jls clofie
of tlier Territory of Iowa, and is beyond Me, which re^eved me immediate! and b*
body of ti.n-!« of blood and corruption entirely stop-
a a w
iir
purposes The land ot both side« of the: Thomas Cozens and having seen him during
river, adjoining and exfet.ding below the his illness, I think the above staieinent is en
breast of the dam, can be purchased upon
reasonable terms. The above property
43—10m
be sold very loiv, and upon easy and
a eomodating terms, so much so as to
I make it an object to any individual or com-
JIJVIJ EA'ERJIL S.1TGE OFFICE sines* as requires the use of water power, statements is in all thinss true.
uoibrs -roe..' l, .yn-u leased the atc"e: Any company of individuals purchasingl
wjj|
jje cutilleil to all the benefits and' Affirmed before me on
charter granted to the' 20th day
Manufacturing Comply by
Iowa, which, together with the propei-
By order of the board of Directors:
JACOB
H.
STOYEIl, President.
Secretary,
Iowa City, Aug. 6th, 1845.
A KG
AIX HA
U ii
well lo call in the course ol 2U days. L. Gilbert.
tbou.bi I
1
heard ol Dr. VV.s-
m'
.""'T k"'
health was so
0
"V
*rade (which is a carpenter) and up lo ibis
timef bave enj
^0(i(|
pa„h
WITNESS—I
am acquainted with Mr.
titled to fall credit.
SAMUEL 11. BURROUGHS.
Gloucester County SS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber
one of Justices of the peace in and for said
counlv
pany wisuit lo invest cuptt.,1 in smh bu- firmed according to law, sa th the above
Thomas Cozens, and heing duly af-
no
TH03. C02&N8
before me on the}
day of April, 1843
J. Cl.EMIHT
All Orders from Dealers Sooth and West
of the Wabash River, should be addressed
to BENJAMIN PHELPS,
7t3 Chesnut St St Louis M».
Sold in Iowa City by THEODORES
8ANXAY. In Marios by the firm of M.
R. HOLMES.
I A *-s
11X M!
h.ive lor sale Irom lour to five thousand
1
jrfuiE su'.-c i-.ER OFFER- LOR saie the farm
oil WHICH BE now RESIDES, situated one
and a half miles east ol Iowa Cuy, the im
provements are a good frame House, aod
sixty ficrts io cultivation. A bargain majr
dollars worth of goods at cost. Persons be had tl application "is made TmD.^pp^
wishing io purchase .ods che.p
W1u do (hf subscnber on hc prea)lses or 0 Wm
Io»« Cilf, March I5th, 184o. low* City•June 18ih, 1845.
ROBERT M. SECREST.