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Burlington. April r.. 1881.
This lis To certify that have had Consumption III
the lungs fur five years. Constantly gvttfhx VERSE
physicians were discouraged and gave but ill.,
tie encouragement. was reduced very los, mp
lungs hIed. iemp!ayea DIT n. Dodge. and ~ tAf
use of his abdominal supporters and shoulder sra-
ces speedily recovered. III. WoODMANsEE
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400 OF. snlph. Quiniue; 10 hhis. Lahss IA
20 do Morphine; o DO Lafa 4,
100 lbs. Calomel; D do iahhd =
hhis Camphor, . 60 spein
500 lbs. Aioes; soekegs VIM
90 do Blue Mass; NJ lbs Isa ~
SO do Opium: 3'ais .'I ~.
zoo do Gum Arabic; ao ssI4a
100 no Ammonia strong. 40 amp -.
100 do Spts Nitre Ether; 10 40
100 do Essential Oil; le 60 Mhs
so do ass'd Extracts, 90 ch
900 do Cayenne; ~ 90 ."x.,
NJ do Cream Tartar 10 90 iot
100 do Sup. Carh Soda; On NIL. .,o~xfed.
so dz Paint Brushes; 500 lbs
30 do white-wash do zoe DO ihus r.,,,.l:
20 90 u 10" 18th ao anil S Carbon Acids
70 90 nam' oi''"' 1"" Tea fsrs runpowdsf,
snels Alcohol; 400 soo ,r " ipaew glass
500 lbs ss. I' 9an.,, n, Goa do glassware ETC.
s"isna, snn ~. For sale b.
burlington. April -, eso1 --.-----s.rr,Ty
SCALES, nea' r roof,
! use, for sale low, by
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16
INFLdMuAToRr RHEUMATISM

In his right Aner suffering the
pain tor some days, w,thaa, moments rref he
ell bottle af,he Mustang in,ment, aud appl,ea H. In
less than twenty -four hours, he entirely teevea from,
pain, and the soreness and stiffness Perfectly cradle
let any one doubt this in his pesence, aud he
right arm"
man in Covias,on, Kentucky, had not been able 10
walk without, c",ehes, tor nearly two yeats from the Ell
feet Of
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

Burlington. April t5. fs5f-
This may certify that have hst lame harkt
bout twelve years. suffering much Of the time sx-
treme pain. and being so bad OF times that vs.
not abe to stand or walk or even set w. ent
employed medical aid. OF the old school. I'D sfs
York city and Cincinnat. and lin this place IN VAN
until | called on nr ~ Dodge. Hnmoeorathisi.d
this place. In a few aeys after commences W
treatment. began iorfrnsrr. The pain ana ssss
SIS gradually eeased-my back is now - sffoas
as ever and free from pain; general health geo.
July j. rs5t-wtwfy =. InunN-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

GLASSWARE.
y DoI. assorted Tumhlers; Molasses Cans,
- Dintanah AMI Glass Tops; Preserve dishes:
Cup plates. Bar D,caatcrs; lanterns, guarded, as
sorted sizes (ie 81 sc LAUMAN BRO
NtCREWS,of all sues, Tor sale by
\ } June II, s5l. JOHN G.. FOOTE
GAIT: 400 bags Syracuse DAIRY SALT for sale
\ by tmy $50 " CooLnAuGn Co
I oG GRAINS: 100 light log chains far sale by
] lap WE CanLBAu6u 4 Co,
~ ARDEN TOOLS Of all Kinds Cor sale hy
I june II, 81 JOHN G FOOTE.
+ OCKS LATCHES-A fresh supp,y inst r.
i@csieea. from the "Novelty Works" with white
dark, eni mineral Iron Knobs, for sale low,hy
june II, '5l JOHN G FOOTE
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Burlington Feb. ID. 1881.
This may certify that my daughter has lad ~
Scrofnia far years. which has not h%en heaes&S
by medicine, until 1 consulted DIR Dodge. md n
three months my child has been entirely Cured.
Testify to this without being solicited.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

l.. T.. GAY, Wholesale Drnssn.s
HAVING received his spring steek VI ns,,
IL Medicines, Surgical nsiruments, -.rla
Window Glass, Glassware, Die-stuns, Ae ..s...
callthe attention Of Physicians, Dfagsh 80. !.
try Merchants. To his stock, whi-h ne -.
wholesale at ST Louis prices, adding frsiEa.
an,eeiag in all cases, purity of articles :.
Cash prices. Persons Sc nding orders ma!I. .,~,,.
on having them executed at the lowes'sss
The following is but a small part cfhis Hetst
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16
RHEUMATISM

The chords of one leg contracted that the foot WAS
drawn right angie With the thigh and the Knee Joint
still, thu, she Obliged ak with ernches Three
bottles OF the Masanx latment relaxed the eheris
eaea the knee joint relieved all psias, strengthened the
muscles, and she sk the rope, leap and Jump with
opt cratchcS and " thoat Jumping.
maa in fntsshatRh had \ red hot Iron accidentally
into his foot, making ye'y severe
WOFND AND BURN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

NJ. II. BROWNING !. TRACY
Browning & Tracy.
4 TroRNEYS ana Counseliors at Law and Soli-
tAcit"rs in ehaneery. Burlington, Iowa. -g-Nnr
attend promptly to the location of Land Warrants.
Land Agencies, collection Of debts, &c. NOV 1850
ERER>OL & MclNNES.
nv MAKERS. shop the old stand OF ID. s.
' E"crsol 4 c., south east Garner OF Jefferson
aud THIRD streets. Repairing done III short notice
and ON the most reasonable terms. tmareh N 81
w. Moldridge
4 uGTioN and Commission Merrhantswestsiae
\ Main. between Jefferson and Washington SITS
burlington, Iowa. VIII attend to outdoor sales
OF Real Estate, Horses, Carriages amt Household
FURNITURE etc. etc. tNov -. isIs-ly
ID. &. Dunlap.
y TroRNEf AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
ahce IN tho brick building on the rner If Third
ana washington streets, same as Clerks ntsce Of
supreme Court. ant directly above the Office of The
clerk af the District Court.
Es~SaldierS' claims rejected ut the Department
at Washington city, attended to. and IT not sue
eessFa', no charges will be made tnec S, sse-y
James ". Woods,
\ TroRNEf AT LAW, Burlington. Iowa. Of
hce,eorner Of Third andWasaineton SITS. fe so
y. ~. ssariow
OFFERS his services tn the public MS General
COLLECTING Agent and hopes by strict attention
ana Immortality to inertia reasonable share ofpat-
ronagc. Jan II. 1850
4. u. Green.
1 TToRNEf ,Nn CsuSsEIroR AT LAW, Bar
Ntaefon, lore. Office on afein street.
=. -. $chra m m,
MANUFACTURER ofVinegar and Family Gro
VI Ger, Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa. oar
er John III. lkauch.
OFFERS his Professional services TO the citi-
N,kens OF burlington and vicinity. tmay $3.50
Ef-Iir may he found at the Barrett House.
LOCKARD g. Co,
w HoLESALE ant Retail Dealers In Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries. Really
Male Clothing, ETC.. etc, corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets. Burlington. Iowa.
LYMAN COOK 4 Co.
DEALERS te stoves. Iron, Nails and Manufac-
- turers OF Tin. Copper, and Sheet lion Ware,
Jefferson street, Burlington. aug as'5t.
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d. Chrhtles Ca,yaaie Cara,,yes,

consists Ia the fact that they arrest and sea>s M
esssx spPitcssisa in place Of the usual male Ut dug
giag, aud pAysicknx the patient TIL exhausted Mature
saks Aopeessly nader the ianieaon
T$es s,eas,aea tAe ~Ae, xsss~ sssa!se a. ss,eafs
Hsa VI hs Need, p,sSe,s ,As sses'ssaA aaa @~s d.
tAs shxAsst ssrs aaaer ass esa@NaNesS, Since then
iatr~cton Ia tAe Untea States only three years since,
ekn~ v
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

Al the same time. The pain intense and excrucia
ting, threatening oekls The foo, sweded very rapid.
~ and in two hours he unable TO bear weight on
II set IL TO the ysons IN this condition the NasAn
ia;mcnt Was applied, Immediate relief from pain was
the conssanSnce aud in two days he about his
aud hal no further trouble with il.
Capt. William Aher Of the ollc> citizens Of Gin.
einna,i, aud Ions and popn.aty known all The West,
EN- and Southern rivers, steamboat captain, had
VA att eko r
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

LYMAN COOK l. co.
nEALERS tH stoves. Iron, Nails and Mannfac-
- turers OF Tin. Copper, and Sheet lion Ware,
Jefferson street, Burlington. aug aa,5t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

| FToRNEf AND CsuSsELIoR At LAW, Bar
tfasfon. lore. Otiice on Nsin street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16
LOCkARD & Co

w HoLEsaLE ant Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods. Groceries. Really
Made Clothing, ETC., ETC., corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets. Burlington. Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

4 TToRNEy and Counsellor at LAW, Koes1aqHr,
"a Van Barren County, iotra.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16
-sass' Or. ChRisTiE'S
GAl.vANIC NECKLAC

% used br all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such a. Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Buxxng or Roaring in tho Ears, Deafness
which generally Nervous, and that distressing com
plaink cnked Dolorcu~ - y -"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

Burlington. March ia,ls5i.
This may certify that my daughter was fetaftl
yeiy low by medicine and disease. We thsasAssAe
would not live from one day tn another. We eaa-
ell Or Dodge Of this city. and she began immeais'<
Iy tn recover, and in a few days was up ahou' -
house. =. j. COULTER.
Axr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
TURKEY.
ko,>uth-Threatined Trouble with Aa>teia.


The negotiations with the Porn relative to Nos
suih and the other refugees are beginning to assume
A very serious Tone for the Porte continues to per-
sl>t IN the speedy dismissal OF the Hungarian agita
tors and has fixed the hrs OF September a. the term
for ,heIr dismissal which determination generally
suppo,ed TO be the result OF British and French III
terest The more decided the one adopted by the
Porte the more firm IS the attitude OF the Vienna
Cabinet which has gone so far A. 10 threaten the
Porte with the recall OF Count Rich5erg. who Oh
,ae point of starting for ConStanllnople nav the
Vienna Cabinet Is said TO be prepared TO go yet fur
ther, If the Porte should adopt Interior measures,
and viii advance into Bosnia and the Herzegovina
from the Dalmatlan and Croatlan frontier, and VIII
appear there the protector OF the Christian popu
laiion The friends OF the agitators place their hopes
on he prediction OF the American Consul, VINO mas
throughout appeared to stand upon neutral ground
and Aho has proposed, IN The name OF the Republic,
that kosSuth shall go 10 America on condition OF MS
promising never again set foot on the SOIL OF AUS
ria-nay never again to approach the shores oil Eu-
rope. Their only apprehension is, that hossu1h
himself will not consent 10 this plan, which has Uoen
once repudated BY HIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
Miscellaneous.

There wa> credited report that two Ouch
e>>es OF high rank and consideration at Court,
had decided 10 abandon the English Church Tor
that OF Rome. That one OF them Is The Ouch
ess of Sutherland. Queen Vic,oria's Mistress of
the Robes, IS pretty certain We have 4 rumor
tina, the other Is the Duchess OF kent. (the
Queens Moiher,) but this. In the absence of
proof, Is hardly probable
The weather, which had been very unfavora-
be, had al last improved. and the Hay harvest
was being completed and that OF Gram com
menced or prosecuted under favorable auspices
Grain was consequently dull OF sale. the impor-
ta,ons being large.
Mary Rogers, a servant glri, aged -. was on
the I'd INST convicted at Shrewsbury OF the muir
der OF her own Qllegnlmate) child, aged two
months, on the 9th ult; and Maria Cage was con-
vlcted a, Ipswich on the same day OF poisoning
her husband, by whom she had seventeen chill.
dren. Beth were s:1,eEcet 70 del'a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
AUSTRIA.

Tie holner /sfupS has letters from pe>th %. he
3Nh ult.. stating that II ROsentha, an agent o. ne
Hungarian emigration. VINO had returned from Pau
20 Hungary, has been arrested and that he commit
ted suicide TO AVOID the consequences OF his activity
IN behalf OF the revolutionary propaganda.
Prince Meitenich. from his delightfully."- retired
little Castle OF Johannisberg, the Rhine, carries
oil most frequent ana yolumInous correspondence
With the political world, and cheers his solitude by
occasionally Summoning the champions of the day
around HIM. On the 2sth ult, he gave dinner 10 the
Grand Ducal HeSslan Minister, Won LeOnhartt. the
Prgssian General, Won ROchow. and the three fol-
low ng members of the Diet Count Thun, General
Nylander, and Prlyy Councillor Won Scheele.
Prince Met.emlch Is expected shortly IN Vienna, 70
confer with Prince Schwarzenberg and the Enpe-
ror abou, existing difficulties in the State. The
Prince possesses however. such devoted allies m
the Archduke LOUIS and the Archduchess sophia.
aud they thoroughly instructed, that his pres
ence can hardly be necessary IN Vienna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
The Fctes AT Versailles and ~ Cloud.

The Lord MAYOR OF London and his numerous
suite have left PARIS for Versailles. The capital Is
nearly deserted Vehicles OF every description have
been called into requlsltlon. The steamboats, which
run 10 st Cloud have been compelled to refuse hun
GredS OF applications for places, and the Versailles
railroad stations literally besleged The weather,
which Was gloomy and threatened ram all the morn
ing, has become uncommonly fine. The sun Is SHIN
ing out in all his SplendOr and from all appearances
the Lord Mayor and his friends VIII ENJOY delight
iul day.
The arrangements made al ST. Cloud, by order of
The President OF the Republic, for the ffe which l. 10
take place there tomorrow. are on magnificent
scale The reserved grounds rom which strangers
have hitherto been strictly excluded 10 be thrown
open 70 the public. and bands OF military music are
10 De placed III the gardens a. convenient distances
Three grand orchestrds are 10 continue 70 play
throughout The day IN the palace and the grounds.
The orangery. from which the National Deputies
were expelled the 18th Brumalre by the uncle OF
the President OF the Republic. IS converted into a
reireshment room Tables likewise land IN the
park Tor the refreshments. which are 70 be of the
most rscher-h, character The President, who gives
the fis 20 the Lord Mayor and suite has resolved to
spare no expense to crafty hl> visitors
Cor Times. PARIS Arg J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
LABOR NOV EMENTS.
<.w.York City Industrial Congress
SECOND YEAR SESSION NO -

S,sprup ColRT-RooN, NEW CITY HALL ,
THURSDAY Evening, Aug II, l51l.
The Conoress was called to order by
Johp A. smith. Vce-Presldent and the secretary
road he proceedings OF the last session which were
approved
Mr. Jobu smith lalc of CINCINNATI ONO, a pro
e,es,iye and mechanic. was. on motion, admitted ah
bonorar, member OF the Congress, and thefeupoh
gave prief exposition Of his experience oil reform
,o,e,nen,s tor several years past, and IN addition
.,. ,otice Of the recent issue by him OF keiorha-
,o,v naner-coples of which ne disrlDuIeo 10 ulc
,neru6erS-aud desired The couDtehdnce anu suPPoi'
~ ali = no might approve the tone OF ms shee.
Delegates MessfS Man John Dohnehy, anu
Daniel Dearny, from the laiiois ,ooPetdd-'e
Ion nresented their credentials and were aunt
tel Members -, f,,,-,,
RSsoirsJ That tie delegates Of IN, Cong = .s
onerstye abor League and also NOSE 20 uo ~ g.
~, Ns.sr> TnloI be instructed 70 report " thb ton
- .,,b,n three weeks from this session. the presehs
condition. and the operations OF saId so'lcues s''e ~
IMITATION The resolntsea was aforted a ,~.
Mr. BENJAMIN Price presented the suDJoil,eu Pi'
tio and re.outlon which was also adopted
100 ihs Congress several months slnce RsesehIe1
" ,s,e memorials 70 the Common Council o. IhIs
CIV which were refcrfed toI-s ~ yr,d - Char.
. III winch Alderman Haws Of the AIN waiui = i.Ia.
80 I'd -b-r.qs aid committee have neglected hihsn"
10 report to the Board Of Alderman upon inc '%''
ais De It therefore - 49, b.. ro,, Amounted 70 call
IA Hswsto inquire ii hum the cause 81 su'h o.
c.ssIye della, 49,, 49, poue Webster
The President appointed Messrs' ho"e' "o''''''
and Arbutnnot SAID CoInlnlliee 81 toa.,os
a. ms session was chiefly occupied Win deodies
,nvoIylng subjects OF no paramount HiP"i. sS
,n,ers.t either politically or specihcaiy, seIotol.
M .snecial report IS given OF sayings or PnosopNos
M The occasion. W J. YoCSG, Kept Hd' Tong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
London Corn Market. .AuGuSr S.

yery little WHEAT fresh up from tie neishbsng coun-
,Irs Tut having eKceetngy thin attendance Of buyers,
l.,e business done either E1glSh or French Gri
guo'a s0as maintained a0mi1ally, on Monday last
FLOUR moved of slowly Il former terms Ia Bs AM And
Pas tile business done ot late rates The quantity OF
BAgIEY Offering trrg and previous rates were sup
Drrre Dealers purchased OATS cautiously DIX Aonos
quotations were maintained
s--rrals -Eugllsh WHEAr. 49, BARLEY. So otr>,
So Malt 800. FLOUR, 81 Foreiyn WHEAT. l1,tsv
BsRLuY $50. Oars 5000 FLOUR, 30 sacks ana t'S9
barrels
MARX LANE. AUc 4-The supply Of EaSiish WHEAT W
land Ca-gIAc samples 20 tbs mOnngS market was >na
an sold Al decline of p ". upon the prces 81 tGs nay
nn-h The arrivals II foreign beng gam cnSdefaoe
m.ers were reluctant purchasers Of Danzs az similar
V cioR and yery Little business transacted "a red
although offered Is u lower than on MondaY las -
There 4 few samples nj BARLEY. PEAS and
OATS II market. which renamed undsposed of 1t late
hour BARLEY was Sd Or. and BEANS Is rqr. cheaper
PEAS are unatered value The very large ARRIVAL Of
OATS the trade To be exceedingly heavy at decline
II = % Is CD or Foreign FIoUR slow sale 81
reduction Of Sd. , hli. and l. per sack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
The French Permanent Committee.

The National Assembly on the first OF August,
elected the following Committee TO serve during the
recess OF that body
DiGier. ChangarmeT, Dufougerais. Sauyaire- Bar
thelsny de Mcntgny. Berger Vitet, Pouloulai, de
Melun, tNord DOiivieT, Passy, Druet- Desvaux
Gouin. Bernardo. de MoniebeLo, Bocher de la Tou-
rette. Cccllle, RulheTe, Herbert-delIse. Bonvll.
hers. dc hemarec, de Bar. Grouchy, de Mortemart
The persons who had the highest number OF votes
after these were Duiaure. Cavalgnac, Grevy, Vesin
J de La>ieyrie RemuSai. Bixlo Charras Labrousse
De Momay. Deiessert lie SAINT Priest LamoUcIere
and Baune
|, VIII Re seen that not single Republican or
friend OF Napoleon. has been placed upon the Com
mIt:ee. the Mountain Itself no, having uniformly
yo'eC fOf - own candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
SPAIN

Madrid letter OF the 2sth ut.. states that on the
preceding day Queen Isabella set out on pilgrim
age to the Church of Our Lady of Aiocha to pray for
her safe delivery. Her majesty was received In
state by the ministers at the door OF the church In
the interior, thrones had been erected for her ma
iesty and her husband The Pope's nuncio. the rep
resentatiyeS OF the other powers, and the members
OF the Royal Council were present
\ Ts D,UyR was sung. 10 thank Providence for the
hopes It had been pleased to grant to the royal couple
The AtOcha road was lined with an immense multi
iude that had assembled to see the procession. The
Queen was received with loud acclamatlons through
out her progress. Queen Maria Christina set out, on
the 2sth for La Grana. where the King Don Francis
d'Asslse also intends passing few DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
IRELAND

A long spell Of bad weather closed on Mon
d,y. the Attn instant The Crops are very
backward the Harvest scarcely begun; the
Gram crop Is likely to be light. The Potato Is
,ery lusuriant and promises bountIful har'
vest. though there are reports Of disease In some
localities
The Midland Railroad from Dublin to Galway
j, r. full operation, ami high hopes are enter
,aired Of direct communication by steam with
America Dublin IS moving on the SUBJECT
Lord Arundel ami Sur-y vas elected to Par
lament from Limerick without serious oppoSI-
ton On the 1t inst Mr. Russell declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
Miscellaneous.

There 5 a report current that VI Csrnot Rep
resentative OF Paris. will probably be the Repub-
hcan candidate for President
Tie Orleanlsts still think OF running the Prince
de Jonyillc
The present officers OF the Assembly have all
been reelected. and the combined ROyalsi and
Bonanartist Committee of Permanence was
elected throughout on the 5lsi uli.
The National Assembly has voted without opPosi.
ton the rst article OF the oil authorizing the city oil
Pans 10 contract loan Of 50,0o0.0 for the con-
s,rcclOa Of central market and the continuation OF
,he Rue lie icVoh tom tie Louvre - tls H1'e! &c
VS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
,,v SvvyRg SToRM.-Seyeral VI


-. ,o,yns IN this vicinity were VISITED oy Seyefe
-. sto,m on "Wednesday evening. passed. entire
80 round hi. city, but We hear OF Il al tne hortn'
E.h snc west OF Us. At Merden nail TEL IN such
cun,itIes tia; Il might be shove!ed up. and iargey
sT"seei the crops At Somers the hal! was OF uh-
'.sIaI size-qs arg. as a h,n's egg leuef iiom
Gentleman OF that place says " Inc nan ana
Ss'n'.,orrn Of SATURDAY last, had out Just passed
over M. leaving marks of Us fury which WIN nor
Soon ne forgotten prostrstng trnli and shaceIfee,
ard dong damage 20 corn, tobacco ano oIhef neie
Cor. when we we're again visited "WEDNESDAY al
tep1oon, bv storm more destructive IN rs eHec.s
-,h ~, reception Of wInc-than the one OF od.ui
az last The storm commenced VIM aai! <oou. 49,, 81
i,rge A. two-ounce naAs. and increased " sh nv.
,boss LARGER than common hens egg "eie n~,d
cred Down upon Us so nearly 10 cover tie tie
some OF the zones gathered we.ghed NOR "a chr
ounces. and measured SIX inches anu - the haiI
cvmference The rough irregular snap tore It's
roo.shIe 70 estimate the quantity o. 1.s,L mon
h,aSen Not house escaped witE 91s ~ tobacco are
,.'ndovs nv the hail Many neios o. eov.IIv
- In West-Sufhed the stofm 81 HEN a.
aise =. sboweT hich weighed seven ~ ~ Sxs
they we're en 20 lSs one l0ia bushels Ihs Courapt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
SHOOTING HIS BROTHER-A German

SHOOTING HIS BROTHER.-A German
named John Reder residing wl;hhs parents in Sixty
tv.fourth-st near Eghth.av was arrested Saturday
morning BY Sergeant Ross, of the Nineteenth Ward
Police. on charge of firing musket, loaded with
powder and shot, at his brother Peter. who was
slightly wounded IN the arm, which received several
shot A family quarrel was the cause OF the shoot
ing The accused. after attempting the life of his
brother, became very penitent, and his relatives m
terceded IN his behalf whose arrest they attempted
10 prevent but he WAS taken before Justice McGrath
and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEArH-Mr. Peter Denyse' re-
siding at No 1865 South Fourth-S', dealer IN V'se
tables at Cathariue Market, New ork, let home IN
his usual health on Thursday morning not return
ing IN The evening his family experienced mnch
anxiety in regard 10 HIM, and about O'Clock FRIDAY
morning he intelligence was conveyed TO themtia
NJ. d. was dying The cries of his asonlzei VIE
and family at the announcement were heard IN the
poiohborhood His friends immediately proceeded
10 New York got him into litter but ne died IN the
boat while beng conveyed across the river ana was
T. 9nrearpd that on Thursday afternoon ho went to
Washington Market, and While returning IN ms cart
h,came iustns bic fIom the effects Of an apoplecic
III and remained 50 70 the time OF ms DEAN, ne
was taken 10 drug store, thence TO the fourth ara
station house and every effort made 10 restore nun,
bu, m vain TIE CoroneI held an inquest ana thc
Jury returned - verdict ofdeath from enlargement ol
the heart. lie has LEFT u VIE ana thiee cliiuien'