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A. D. WILLIAMS, NJ. d
Dyspepsia Cured.

We challenge the world to produce a sin
gle case of dyspepsia where DIR. Bruce's Pan
aeea has been used without decided AMI
valuable improvement. Even where this
fearful disease has become mark ed and con-
firmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill of the most emf
nent physicians have failed, and many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried in vain, tn e pgnacea has expelled the
disease and rein&tatel youthful vigOr and
health.
Read the following statement Of gentle
man ofthe most unimpeaohable veracity:
Henry co., Nv, May 10, 1858.
DR. BaUcE---Dcar Sir have been sorelv
afflicted for eight yearshave taken meii-
cine from several eminet physicians, and va.
rious medicines variously recommends to tho
public, at an expense to me of some two
hundred dollars, all with out permanent ben
eft. had become very weak and lean
pain in my side and breast, great depression
shortness of breath, an extromo constipation
Of my bowels, going from eight ten days
without any action. In this cond' ton pro-
cured few bottles Of your Indian Vegeta-
BILE Panacea, and have found g cat siof.
| I am free from psin, and am regaining my
fiesn and former strength. My b,wels are
now regular, and can say N tru.b that
am able a. ain W to perform my daily labor
on nv farm. / know the Panacea is helping
| me, and cheorfully recommend it to those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
.ornor of the liver. WM. G.. T0RBIT.
"Dr. Bruce's Panacea."
| Whenuscd according to direction win euro
invariably the following diseases. Dyspepsia.
Sevofula or Kings Evil. Incipient Conspnp-
| tion. Rheumatism. inflammation of the Eyes,
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Drorsy. Sick
and Nervous Headache, Pain in the Side,
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the kidneys,
| auleon ana Spipo, Coldness Of the Feot, Old
aoros and Ulcers, Swelling OF tho Glands.
Tnm haoo and Jaundicc, Fomafe Irregulari
t;ss ana All diseases arising from an i'm
nrorer ar excessive use Of MeScuSv. -
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative, Purgative, Diureti :, Diaphor-
etic and Tonic. Its action on he LAYER and
Blood is powerful and sanativ,. II removes
CONSTIPATION, and is the MAS FER KING OF
PAIN! 1t acts with pro mptaess on the
Kidneys and Urine, promotes PsTsrEauon
causcs an equilibrium. 1t parifies the Blood,
/ clears tho Skin. cleanses the Tongue, sAee-
toms tbc Breath. and while it thus removes
Il frou, the system all accumulated mocbshc
ms..ar. matt its tonic properties give tone and &C
ton. imparting now life and visor. Price
i { 10 per bottle.
4 ~Trfihersl discount made to dealers.
4 ron SALE WHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL.
i RY Gro. w. WEsrBEOsx, ,tsnneessor to q. Il.
i Braas &co.) corner Sd, and Market Street
fSt. Louis, No. Sole agent for the west, and
by j. r. JOnxsoN, City of Council Bluhs Ios.
] 1~ Aents wantpd thsosShsse tbsSsSn-
Fky . I'll the ahovs valuaAh ne1iaisA
JuSs g. %4-aeO-x.
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PROCLAMATION.
TO The Citizens Of Council Bluffs and
Vicinity.
PUlvERMACHER'S
HYDRO.ElECTRiC VOL lTAlC CHAINS

v CTASoG1GA WI ] AN NFIeuN0
CONSTRUCTED TO be worn next TO the
~ skin producing constant csrrent of UsIN
TERRUPTED ElHCTRIo xAGsErisN-e6ecting I'M
MEDIATE RELIEF PROM ALL ACUTE
PAINS, and
PERMANENT CUAE OF ALL NECRALetc DISEASES,
.PULvERnAcHKR's s ELECTRIC CHAM were first
used in France, three years since, for the
of Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted
TO the mast thorough trial, in every Hospital In
Paris, by the most learned Professor in that city
they were recommended to the Government of
cry. During the years 1872, they were in
troduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia and Eng,
land, and one year since, introduced and paten-
ted by the United States Government.
MOST ASTONISHING CURES OF
Rheumatism. st. Vitus Dance,
Pained l. swolled Joints Palpitaton of the heart
Neuralgia OF the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia. Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
is quickly and rapidly cured. by simply wear
in}, the Chaias for fow hours each day.
Tbs Chains were first introduced in the City
Of New York, where they wcrs exhibited to
rrofs Valentine Mott, Van Durcn, Post, Carno-
chan, who really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR POWER or
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS.
whenever applied, and BY their recommendation
and influence, they were introduced into the
different Hospitals Of Now York, aud arc now
in daily use those Institutions, in the treatment
and cure of the above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT
in the world can produce go many we'll authen-
ticated Certificates of cure from Scientific Ply
sieians and Intellig gent Patients may be found
III each Pamphlet, which may 10 totained (gra-
tis) at tho Drug store of Nichos Il Paine who
arc the sole Agents, and who i'll explain tho
manner Of use 10 any one VIII nay apply
In the city Of New York, :, the GeneH f.
fee, 56S Broadwav, thcrc laiiy beinP cold
from DO 10 so CHAINS, and = sale and deua nd
in Boston is as great in proportion TO tho p )p-
alation, although they hayo only bcenf6tro-
duccd three months.
The CHAINS are easily worn, and eqm lly ap-
plicable 10 all classes, the child as we'll - the
adult, and are always ready for use-never gel
out Of repair, and are ~ much an article Of or.
nament, as they arc valuable means Of cure.
CAUTION. ladies who are saesisss are re-
quested not to wear them.
J. E. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs. !
The prices Of the Chains are 81 and t5, le
and 80 Links. and can be sent by mail to any
part Of the State, by addressing JosLPH STEIN
EFT, General Agent, New York.
nS7 If.
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c:.s.s..A:1.cA;s - ~ -
s;::: s::::: 80 : a. = n = ss..:. =:
~ tsnaAAk kArShpA a@1 1las
Ares -. - ~ ~ to- = .hess
Two Ass1sal ~ As1gs Aaast 1s1Ms IN
Der (which jslss u IHlAvi8 esse .aa.e.)
csn-sssise = eaaak - ~ Walass; Whtts,
Burs aaa8,ash osk: Less Cleaes-vesd snd
HieAsy. sd .Aas. - 49, s.dss Tn
,.shsL u The ,. emisss. Houses. staSsss and =
fsst rate spgisg II ivisg wst~ within sew
..sps Il she hsss. IRp good Aiil-siss
sa The tsast. saepting su6eisst vatsr sal the
time f~s Nila AID Machinery. Aiss pesnty Of
Stone and asene-esal. Cows, yoang eastis, hog'
far ming implsmsats, &c., &c
The P.oe1issss George B. w.rdss Will b
fos ID At his rssidsaes asas IsisA 0rovs, aek1y
Eos. okes, D.!lsa Coasiy. l..a Az. f.r:al'
acres of Land, si.uaisd In Guthrie %. love, q
Scar Grove This u the old stase station on
.hs ksad o< Middle River about half way BE-
twser Fl Dcs neinss and Cosncfi BEN City.
a.ing in township seventy eight. and seventy
Sias, Issxss ihirty-iwo and tnir y-thTes, hss
'r.vsrn st>ad, and /. hsAstifsl stream Of iiviay
sa..r ruunise through it -four aDdred scrs Of
su;s srss, 70 f.as slsss tmsss) wAieh - tss sale
~ s@t. 4 tsipx she State roaA.) ~ rsneonahle
4srrss. IL, = stsn en he Kiosk lalap1 Rail-rosd
Sow lie Asllss. .ppi to the Missouri river. With
b pls ~, sf stables sad suitable buildings Ter =
Auh.rs issuss atsncked
y4adrsss Mckay Y. O.. Dsllas CO..
GEORGE h. WARDEN.
THOS. CAVANACu.
kITnno0kS.
- 8 Sssf hens / Co., Baaksrs, r. De- Asinss
Hsyt Shsrmaa. Basksr. N- Dss Aeins. Iowa
r. n. CasaAy, Rec. Lanl O6es. =
Byroa Ries. Oo1ssy JsACA eclk Co, is~s-
A1cAaaD CasaDagA, Dob1qos. Ieva-
JsAsasa = caly. LaaA Ae.aAs. Cssssa Ras9i
ms..s s,sl,y. csssy ~vsyss. osaAsssr...
l1ssss Z Re11s1d. WbsseA2, Dsnas c.. Iess-
O.l G G ", A.g.sita, A.svases o.. ts.&
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ALDEN sE nov
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FLORENCE, n. L.

A1ILL attend to any legal or financial bus
" mess entrusted to them. They will give
special attention to the legal OK mutual ad-
JUSTIN ,ats of disputes arising from claims up
on ,as public lsuds; the laying of Warrants;
the selection Of desireble farm sites, and a
general collecting business.
Any information desired relative to this
great section of the Union, will he given full
and explicit on application to the subscribers
by letter. Post Paid.
Address ALDEN 4 HOWE,
Florence, formerly Winter Quarters) Ne
braska Territory. Sept, 29th, 34-n55-3m.
REFER TO
Mcmahon / Williams, j. C.. Mitchell, 4 Co.
A. b. Malcom, MD, II. k. pcgram Co.
Stutsman 4 Donnel, 6. Noorhls 4 Co.
g. A. Robinson Esq don. ;. IL. Riddle.
j. T.. Johnson Esq. rSci Briggs TX. Gov.
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For SALE.

nne nile Il ON Council Bluff City, the north
~ east quarter, Of north east quarter, of Sec
ton 81, Township IS, Range Al. Containing
40 acres, all under fence and cultivation, a
couple of fgood houses on it. For further par
tculars inqu re at my office. st. Mary, Feb
7th, 1855.
FETER A. SARrY.
n31- 5m
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j 4 III ES + W.
ELIZABETH FOX .

Icxamined the above named patient few
days before he commenced taking the Pan
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction tho statement of the parents. be-
lieva it to be permanent as we'll as q re-
marx able cure. Attest,
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FOR SALE.

gy<he north half Of the hsrsh west quarter.
~ sest,oa II. Tow ssAip IS. Range ~.
1ssm easA do~s; fer farther ParIcslsrs 10
<au< sf y fssekseL, - Mary, @ u G..
lssste 7Bis9 CITY. 49, ss
e.h 9Th ~ se wu37-3Ua-
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P AN 4 c ( A.
The Doctors al last admit that
SCROFUlA CAN BE GUN y.
Franklington, Henry C. Ky.
limo iSh3

Frankiington, Henry CT ny.
juno, 1853.
DR.. BRUCE, Dear Sir:--In justice to you
and the afflicted generally, We beg leave to
state, that our son has long been afflicted with
SCROFUIA in its worst form, large knots
being formed Or the neck and throat, as largo
as hens egg While in this condition we
procured two bottles OF your Panacea, which
he took according to directions, and, thauk
God, it has cured him. lie is now we'll.
Yours, most gratefully,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-20

4 LII kinds OF Harness and Sadlery, for sale
IA ct the cash store, G. DOUGHTY 4 Go.
WE'LL DIGGING AND CLEANING.
TSHB Ssbsoribss respectfully announces e the
psblic that he u prepared to engage in he
shove basssess and will astoud to ail work In
ihaI line IL thls city aad vicinity. Having had
considerable ezperisnee ia this bosiAea - 6sas
assurd sf gtviag sstisfactioa to those who may
favor him with 3 Job.
Rass1sass - IioDsa stssst 6sstA 80 q ~
city. k I
ctuasil BisGs. lswa, Dec. IS lt3E1G -.
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uSH ~ e =. ;slI :.lI. ..P.sE .!
~1an0 1nn g. q twe theusaa0 fsst g
ls.hee =. b ~ u thsss Who hsss ssed
~ -. e s o - ~ min q ~ style n
eessa1ies. Ths ssaplisity. dsrabillty and ID
ssEion of thsss oii6 ee@msnds itss!l to the
vsals u sss ssssasys-also Cox 4 Rob:rts
neaeDs TAssshss ana 0lsassr, ~ propelled by
lsvee sewer ssd snlises chain Or railroad
Rewss. = ~ nest siaPls. ehssP, s.d durable
lfashinSs q lAs kiad ever efered for sale.
I ws hsndsel s.d fifty Bushels Of ~heat can be
thsasAed and elsased by this machine in
day, and neatly done.
Orders for either Of the above mills will meet
With prompt attention by addressing Kings-
land & Ferguson e Ph0six Foundery, st. Louis
Mo-, or persons In this vicinity can have their
arders for the same attended to by their agent,
J.B. STUTSMAN.
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Aug fsv, '4s-A43d.
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0oe1 Uorsos on6 0arriagos
30 LIT.
AZ - hvssy - - 9nsAA = 1sis's
4sGh~. IN HAIL
0um1u - 0uuug ~. eMn--alol
IN HTRA CHANCEi!

un6ste19uoo Wm seai q Eoo9
hGnk, IL 6sso Saw Min. and
"a agsD 6 Osaaa-vssd Tlmber LAND, togeth-
- v1GA - naeAiassy es@plsls for FIGURING
NAk v1A 60 ssa - Burr. ~ feet for aosr.
AnA - = ioaA - eosA oAaJ: With buildings
usA 49, tnQsDssneels ea he Pss0isss,
HDtun1u1 ~ 0blss lbO0 Cosneil Bls6s
A6. v. JEYFRIES, i &c.
Aayuh. 3. l66A s44-I
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Q, BBL assorted liquors for sale ap, a
CO the cash store, G. DOUGHTY Co.
600 Boxes Glass, all sizes, at the cash store,
G.. DOUGHTY Il Co,
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II VERY large assortment of ready made
~ clothing; coats from the coarse blanket to
the finest broad cloth, at the cash store,
g. DOUGHTY d Co.
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Man. know 1'hySe!i."

* I<ftrrAete Rock EoR s. c,,rs-"E Erga,
FAH.tr SRvCrp uAl.. \ Corr.
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Kinsglands & Ferguson,
pnOENlX FOUNDRY.

1916, 1913 and goo Second Street,
ST. Louis. Mo-.
MAN + \ c I L K E r S OF
PAGES TrORTABLESAW MILLS
CHlLD'S PATENT DOu3LE SAW Mills,
AND HORSE IOWEttS:
cox 4 ROBERTS rATENT THRESIIEli
AND CLEANER.
TxyliRESIIERS with aud without Separatcrn,
Lever Powers; Endless Chain or HaiIr"a
Powers Corn and Cob Crushcrs; C,fn ohcler8,
Plows. BARK Mills; Mill Machinery.
~ CASTINGS of every description, IT. lde
to Order at short notice. march II, 3i-h1H.
OMAHA CITY LOTS ron SALE.
A limited number OF lots in Omaha CITY are
now ready for private sale. Cal. on The IN
dcrsirncd, or on Mr. Boyer Al Toutle aud Jack
sons store.
Lots will be given TO persons who wish to
build this season
July p lS5i.-tf L. Lon H.
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DARREL and sack flour for ale, at the cash
ID store, G.. DOU JIITY Co.
Oh CASES BOOTS 4 Sill rs, OF all sizes
lZU and prices, to accomod,te all, at tbs
ash store, q. DOUGHTY i Co.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-20

81 BOXES SOAP aud candles. Vt The cash
Cl store, u. DOUGH-Y Z Co.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-20

-p BOXES HATS 4 CAPS, all prices an
I'd sizes, TO suit all, @. DOUGHTY d Go.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-20

VOU will find very large seseA 81 staple
i and fancy dry goods. n the cash store Of
=, DOUGHTY 4 Co.
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PRAYING Machines.

\ recent traveller among the llima'ayaa I ives
,h,. l,li.,sinr ac,oullt Of the sacred implements
us,l by tn. Tn;b,tan monks and lamas:--
Til" sacred inn Ilcmcnt in these temple: are
curious enough First in Importance is the
nea,.i or praying machine. 1t is cylinder Of
leather oi any size up t" that Of barrcl ercven:
Ho. >!,r.l placed vrrticny upon IN axis, So that
!, 7lav r.voIvc with facility. 1t is often painted
IN hr;,int coors and !, inscribed with the uni
yer,al ON .Nam;Polm On. Written prayers
ar. d"po,il.d within this cylinder whic!. i,
made to rcyo!ve by pulling 4 string attached to
cr;,mk. An iron arm projecting from the sid"
Of th" cylinder strikes slnaiI bell at eac! rcvo'
luiun aul any one WHO pulls the string pro.
,mrlv is supposed to have repeated all the prayers
contained in the cylinder at every stroke of the
bell. Some Of these machines are put in motion
by water power and thus turn out IN amount
of suppIicaton too great to be easily estimated.
There is another kind, borne in the hand which
can be made to rcvoIvo by very slight move
ncnl of the owner These are usually carried
abou, hy the wandering priests, llalt mountvbank
haf lama, and whole hcSgar, who perambuia'e
the country, mnna.ing to pi& uH Il very com
irritable subsistence though they not unirequcut-
" present very diIapdatel appearance in the
matter of cIpthing. Ii these cylinders do their
work il satisfactory manncr--and those who
use them have no dnuhts Oil that scOr"--no
Iaborsaving machine ever invented can begin
TO compared with them. What is \ sewing.
machine that makes Il thou-and stitches min
uta, printing. y.machine that throws ctf twenty
tl,ousauI sheets in an hour, compared with al
instrument which repeats all the snrpllcation'
in the PRAYER book as often as 4 cylinder can be
made to rrvuivc on its axis!
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j}!i5rrllanrullJ.
From S1uta Carolina TEMPERANCE Tract
A FEW THOUGHTS ON THE LIQUOR

TRAFFIC.

In the first place. is the liquor traffic right !
we ask This question with candor and sincerity,
let 1t be answered accordingly. For our part
we are prepared to ahS~eri, promptly, with an
enphatic no. Who is a hle to point to a single
Instance in which there can be shown good
reason for its continuance? Who is able to
show US where this traffic has benefited the
world, or Conferred the slightest good On our
race either socially, morally, or politically!
Can We find in tue whole length aud breadth
Of this "wde wide world,' single chuch,
sch""l.hon>c, college or any worthy institution
which the liquor traffic las aided in erecting
Nay; verify, these ale not to be seen as the
fruits If this traffic. Not even solitary hos
pital "r asylum rcars its spire np"n the contri-
BUTTON Of the liquor dealer. No house of re
tugc. nu place is provided for the myriads OF
ha;Icss victims which this relentless curse has
equcarhed to the world for its support. We
lock in vain for single instance where this
traffic has aided towards the promotion Of pub.
lie or benevolent enterprises. On the contrary,
it is Loiornu>ly and amcntably true; the
amount Of capital employed in the manuf,c.
tnrc the value of the products Consumed, the
labor expended in the distillation Of liquors in
this country, with the incidental and consequent
tiaI uutlayS of monies, would he ample to
build our colleges and railroads, educate and
feed and make thrice ten thousand homes hap
rv,. which ale now ruined ard desola!e.
Dear reader turn over the pages Of the last
census of these United States; see what these
statistics reveal, what fearful and appalling
facts are these that stare us in the face; let US
read the truth and know the worst.
Eleven Millions sirtyseven thousand, sir hun
dred and sirty.one Ql,067 ,66D bashels Of corn
are distilled annuity in our country, and yet
it is also true, that corn is sometimes scarce
Eyen now, the very staff Of life is needed for a
support in South Carolina. Think Of it; ou'
best friend converted into our deadlieSt enemy
corn made into poison! How much human
suffering, starvation and death would this re-
lievc and prevent! Nor is this ALL The truth
telling census exhibits to our astoniShed gaze
another frghful figure. Three millions, ont
hundred and forty three thousand, nine hundred
and twenty seren bushels of rye, are also dis
titled.
We look again. The record shows US that
5l5l7 bushels of oats are consumed with 52l ).
$40 bushels of apples; 3,7s7,l95 bushels o1
barley; 1894 tons of hops; and 81 ,675 hhds
of molasses, all these consumed in dstllng
and mailing, the aggregate value Of which, al
average prices, will not vary much from $l4,
643,727.
There is another and fearful thought
brought TO CIR minds hy these statistics, which
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-24
Crumbs fOr ali Mimds Of Chickens.
QUAIL AND OYSTERS.

Among the first class restaurants IN Albany
is the Marble Pillar, lucatci under the Museum.
and kr;t by" Billy Winnr," Il gentleman whose
good nature is only eqnalrd by his tonnage:
Among the visitors who entered 'Ihc il'Iar
on Tuesday last, was u scnii.clclcal' booking
gentleman, WHO ordered up hroed quail and
a dozen flied oysters. While discussing these
d,.licaccS. he touched the bell, and requested
the waiter to send the proprietor to him. The
waiter complied, and in Il moment afterwards
the >emi.clerica looking gentleman WAS in Il
coy c"ii,.quv with Mr.. Winnie about matters
and things in general.
"By the way, W.. what was the trouble
with that young mali 1 saw YOU in alteration
with ou Frday evening last =
lie contracted bill to the amount of eisl:-
teen shillirgs, aud then refused to pay up.
"And what did you do with hm'
"Chnrkcd him out doors"
"Nohiug cl>e!
No-going to law don't pay. To have cb-
tanned eighteen shiings worth Of money by
means of litigation, would have CONSUMED ten
dollars worth Of time"
"Thrm al you do is to chuck them out, rs
"Tial's ALL,
"Wrll ,h,t may bc wise plan, bat doubt
f. Re tho w,v wb,t kind of wine have YOU
g"t?"
"As good an article of ITcd>ick as yon can
find in this city. N.ill you have boitIe!
a'Ou oEc condition, and that is, that you
will join me in its imbibilon.'
with yEeI>vrc, sir"
TL L,}.lj ,,,. n,,,;,, ,iLI.d-, white iocket
u Ni'' ,T '-'''' i' ,I,', ,I,a ;,rkrt
az i.'''',' IL '"' "''' wa" H., 'L;," ;.n,.', ro.
',,.'oI ",'," L'in',;' IL i'' !" siIycr inn ON uvc
,rI' ,.;,', ,,,,, r,,,,,l.J an, Jn,v
;n,.d .,,,L ,Ts,.,.oL or In few u,o,ucu,s after
,b;s W;unr " b,urrd +, be excused" and left
IL. i;.,A =, G,,;.b nm ,bo oroiln The friend
~ III .na ,r,,. .nnoara1 ;r ,ho b,r.rnon,
.Whnra c,n find a Ii,tIc water to din nv
,,.,-,r. t., }"
!. I, g., w,.I.h howl ~ ,ba l,,k;nr oIoss"
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TIE WEATHER AND TIE CRops.-After anoth-
er ,;station of rain and several very copious
showers, We have again the prospect of dry
weather, which is beginning to be necessary.
Farmers are proverbially grumblers, and it
scarcely ever happened since man was condemn
ed 20 live by the sweat Of his brow, that the
seasons were exactly as they ought to be- But
We think there is very slight ground Of COM
plant at present. During last week we made n
pretty extensive detour through this aud Marl-
borough Districts, and were astonished to see
how universally clean the crops appeared. The
corn crop is by common consent unprecedented.
" good and to our Judgment the cotton is not
much behind it. To be sure the weed is less
maturcd than usual, but with dry weather, dur
ing the last of July to the middle of August, the
production cannot fail to be ample.
Darlington F2o9.
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Dr,rr or 4 VALUABLE MAS--The authori.

DEATH OF 4 VALUABLE MAN.--Thc authori.
ties of the Smithsonian Institution have ust rc-
ccycd information Of the death Of Dr. J. g..
Fluprcl, United States Consul at Leipsic, SAX
onv, in the 9th year Of his age, Of apopIrxy.
He WIS also agent for the Smithsonian ln>l'lu-
ton in Central and Northern Europe, and d'vo-
ted hiuscIf untiringIy and with the greatest
success to the promotion ofits System OF rX,
changes. lie called the Institution "the child OF
his alf; ction," ANA spared no trouble or expense
to make its operations known through Europe
and to secure for its library returns Tor the
valuable packages sent from it annually, to be
distributed by him. We understand his son,
DR.. Elk FIuegcl who has assisted him in all
his duties for many years, has received the ap-
pontment as agent for the Smithsonian lnstitu'
ton, and that the system OF operations 1t has
adopted in relation to exchanges, will be enlarg'
cd and vigorously prosecuted by him. ~
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