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'r sale by Druggists and Agents everywhere.
All Hair Dyes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gods.
Great Article has lnlken The Field.

AFesat Aftaclc mas taken the Field
Professor Wood stands upon an emnence no chem
list whose attention has been turned inyenting
tonic has ever before reached. His fame is sudden
worldwide, and thousands who have wigs been
bald for years. through the Of his prepare
ton wearing their natural and luxuriant head
covering. So much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply the functions
the system. Professor Wood studies out the human
hair its character its properties its diseases and how
to restore the decayng vitality of that ornament he
saw, as in his own case that gray hair is
unless the age Of the Individual had reached
and he believed that the hair could be naturally vital
ixed He tried his case-almost bald and quite gray
at the age OF thrtyseven he restored his hair in
color, strength and luxuriance and the article
1t with he gave to the world Get WooDs HAIR REsro-
RATivE, and take nothing else.
CAurioN.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market. called by different Names
Use nohe unless the words professor Woods air Re-
storative, Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists
q. m
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I,.owxsD.-We regret to learn that Mr..
,on en- "Agg who Las been resident here for
-. = loata. With his brother, Nr. Joseph Wagg,
t.,.s o~neo in the Dss noines River, . short
iay Ivy. ABOVE Iowaville, on Wednesday even.
t,s.. ne was passenger on the steamer Dc.
,L.. A ~ ner downward trip. Il 10 supposed
cam. vas awakened BY the whistle of the boat,
soes. w. On the guards, and while In half
aaa - ~. condition, walked % ints the water,
" erewnsd--0ttuuws Courier.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

rrr erArs FArR.--The STATE Fair is shis yeau
;. !. held At Oskaloosa, Sept. %, 20. 80 and
a., /. owing to the failure of the Wheat and
-, erops. and the almost failure OF the Fruit
~ there 10 likely % b considerable falling
r. !, ,bess departments. But Iowa farmers
=. .,ill much TO exhibit much to DO grateful
md The assemblAgc from all parts Of the
w. !. certain 70 do good. There 10 probably
90 ..ock and In better condition at this time
' :..,r tho State than ever before. The number
:. ,.,,ls is large-oi sheep We have an increased
..nh.r bu. not nearly ~ many as We should
"a aaps soon shall have. Swine are in
80 NJ md creditable condition. In nor.
=. ,pS,rmn. considering our age, We can com.
~. an" bly, with other States, and make
p..X,.bls e ,ibition. The products Of our dai.
:. J.. no. what they should bs BY great way,
=. N. State together. But the failure Of the
-, crop will have the good effect Of turning
...,,;ea 10 this direction, ~ well as giving
..,.r variety to our productions and weaving
S.,s from an entire dependence upon one
~hch is not always certain one with
.0r cultivation and most favorable climate
:. n. mechanical and manufacturing depart.
..,, especially do We need the influence ofshs
ri, producug, a. it does, general exhibition
.t,eel., implements and useful machines from
;,f.nt manufactures, which need fostering.
.,mp.r,.os of ideas upon plows, mowers and
....,. threshers and cleaners, and other agri.
.s,,n,.l implements, with liberal premiums to
:. deserve encouragement, will greatly en-.
...,.y. and improve homo manufactures, and
s.,.s, the State largely BY stopping the drain
.h;.h nov carries great deal Of money to dis
-, no;0ts in payment for what could just a. I
,sl be made at homs'
u i true money is scarce, aud many can lily I
~. .xpepse necessary to take them to
800. and nav their tavern bills while there.
D., :, ob,i.,e this difficulty, and, - it seems to
=. ,:.,ll, enhance the pleasure to be derived
t..m Il. exhibition, vs would recommend .
.,n.,., re,Or, 10 the primitive plan Of camping :
ou,-,.kug along bouDsifa supply ofproven-
A, for IMAM and beast" tent or covered wag. !,
an and ,bus save all disbursements. What do
an, farmers and others say to this?
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A Rich CALIFORNIA WIpow.-Mrs. Eliza
Todd, who owns q ranch mile below Weaver
vile, is a remarkable woman. In 1852 she
walked from Shasta to Weaverville, and, with
out money, began the business Of Washing for
six dollars dozen. For q long time she was
bending over the wash tub at daylight in the
morning, at noon, and at 10 o'clock at night.
Business prospered, and after a. while she bought
two claims which turned out we'll. Then she
bought chickens which laid eggs, and which she
sold at half dollar apiece; then she bought a
pig for Sl25, and sold its progeny for an ounce
or s25; then bought cows and sold milk. Bus
mess still increased, and she began buying real
estate, lending money at ten per cent month,
and specializing in claims; always was fortunate;
every touch turned something to gold. Now
she is one Of the largest property holders in the
north
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u 1t is evidence of the sterling qualities o
DIR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALsAM that the Press, ev-
erywhere, have spoken in its favor. From the Iowa
Exchange we extract the following:
'In these days. when Ague and Fever s prevail
Ing in city and country is pleasant that
there is remedy which always cares without leaving
any pains IN he bones aching joints. We know
what We are saying, for have tried The article al
uded to Is Cristies Ague Baisam ard to be had at
the drug stores. There is no humbug aboutit
Price 81 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
BoLLEs, SMITH Co., Wholesale Western Agents,
Chicago.
For sale by Druggists and Agents everywhere.
august 2.1n
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Chilis and Fever chill. and Fever.

Chills and Fever!
One OF the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public for Fever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomums frcm the press and the
people lis DR.. J. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT.
TIERS. Who would endure the tortures arising from
this terrible disease when 1t be easily cured p
Who would endure seepless nights burning eyers and
Icy chis alternately, when remedy can be obtained
for mere tribe? And yet how many families nger
out painful existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gulp down quinine, until it becomes AZ
common their daily meals. and yet they are not re-
lieved. None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
procure these valuable Bitters, and themseyt
intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Dbl wly
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The VICE President IN ILLINoIs.-A Spring
field paper announces that Administration meet
ings are to be held at Oquawka, Springfield and
Monticello, on the 22d, 25sh and 2Sth, and that
Vice President Breckenridge, Col. Carpenter
and A. s. Fitch are to be the speakers.
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There is some talk Of William G. Bryant, the
venerable and yenerated poet, editor and politi.
clan. as the Republican candidate for Governor
Of New York this fall His would be nomina-
ton fit to be made, and one which the people
would heartily ratify. Nobody could well OBJ
ject to SO pure and able man.
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Samuel Wright, the editor of the Spy at Co..
lumbia, Pa, has been prosecuted for libel, it 10
said, for having published the report that the
terrible pestilencs called the psora (itch) was
carrying off the inhabitants of that enterprisng
city. Who commences the suit for libel ia not
stated, probably the body corporate.
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RS Hereby given thatI will from and after this date
i pay debts contracted by my wife, Axn DAVIS or
by my minor children, have made separate pro-
vision for their support. JOHN DAVIS.
Washington Tp., Des Mones Co., lows, Aug. 20, rs.
nrlt Il
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- Persnmcry-Ncvv Styles.

Pcrfumcry-Ncw styles.
II IsS Nc Quickly.
N Yransipanni.
Prairie Flower.
Luhins Basins, Glenn's and wrights Extracts |:
Toilet Waters, PomAdes, shaving Creams, and
Toilet Soaps,
Also, Toilet Brushes, Mirrors ands Comhs-A Ans
assortment Just received.
Junslb sQUlaEs DLoaA
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BADLY DAMAoRp.-Mr. Trimble. tho or.to,
whose eloquence was to make every Republican
OF the LIST District shake in his shoes and his
knees smte together with fear, made three
and g half hours speech At Charlton, Tuesday
last He was followed by Mr.. Foster, of Powe-
shiek, and in the language Of . spectator, com.
pletely used up and demolshed-snuffed out.
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ladge clagget has been lecturing to Sunday
thOOl children lately Some of the Teachers
Epssr 10 have been affected to tears at his dis
nls. 4 remarkable change must have come
e'was spirit Of the Judge, If he be in earnest
-Osba4ue Express and Herald.
Ilaf in onr opipion avacfIv
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PLowiHG BY GEsAn.-Ths practicability
| and ezpediency Of steam blowing, has Of late
| received considerable attention both in thia
country and in England. After repeated trials
conducted with the utmost strctness, the Royal
Agricultural Society have decided that steam
tilisge may be generally introduced with profit
- substitute for the horse. pillow and SPADE
We have already noticed the intended trial Of
one Of these plows At Lancaster, Pa. The
Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, in an article on
this subject, says
The United States, where hand labor Is scarce,
and its high value forms one Of the grsatsst
drawbacks Of agriculture, whore q million Of
acres are annually to be titled, and immeasura-
BILE tracks Of fertile soil yet await the first labors
OF the cultivator, are pre- eminently the field for
steam cultivation. In 1850 the area Of i'm
proved lands in the United States was estimated
q ll3,OO0,OOO acres. At present il comprises
probably some $50 OO0,O 900 acres. Assuming
titled annually, aud that the average cost of
horse ploughing being not higher than in Eng
land-namely, 81 rs per acrc--the work still
requires the immense outlay OF S275 100000
per year. one half Of which, or over $50, 000, 900
dollars might, according to the experiments
made in England, be saved by steam cultivation. |
1t IS difficult 10 realize the magnitude of such |
an economical achievement. We pride our |
selves upon our immense foreign commerce. |
Our total exports valued at $50, 000, 600 dollars
cost US perhaps some 800, 0O0, 900 |
dollars to procure and deliver them at the mar
Sets, leaving profit of S50,000,000 to be di-
Fided amongst farmers, carriers and merchants,
which is . liberal estimate. Now, the success
ull introduction of the steam pillow would re-
uls in clear gain of three times the amount
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Mr.. J. B. TAYLOR,
Teacher Of Vocal Music, Piano, Melo-
deon and Organ.

Terms $12 per Quarter,
Pianos tuned and repaired reasonable terms.
ss- All orders left a. the Music Store OF Mr. Ii. II.
Hawley, nearly opposite Coobaugh Brooks Bank,
Jefferson Street, Burlington will meet with prompt at
tention. junef2-d1y
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XrsleAL CoNyESTIoN.-Wc are requested, by
III " ". Rice, Corresponding Secretary, to
hnte singers Of this city to attend Musical
CenEeNion, al oquawka, commencing Aug. 80
land continuing three DAYS.
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The Peoria Union buchanan Organ) has
has been sold to Douglas man, and will here
after be issued a. the Central Illinois Democrat.
The Union will be revived soon BY Mr.. Ra-
ney % an evening paper.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-The residence of Mr.. Ro-
ssnzveig, on Main street, took fire, from the
chimney, on Saturday last, but the flames were
hItnguished without any serious damage.
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SAILT AHH HILL District Court Dss Meipss Oeunt1
o. Notice Of Trial.

Ohm Hill. Sir :-YOu are hereby notified hat =
me lSsh day A. D. 1855, petition vas Alsl
Des Moines County state ~ Iowa, fer divorce ebeo.
lutte from the bonds Of arnony; also tAs custo1y q
your mutual chd grounds out In sad useitten
and that The notice Of said salt vas By Ne prcper -
GER reu ned TO the July term Of said Court eo1oreeA
mot found wheraupon said Court ordered thas ncieo
Be given you BY publication. Now, therefore nniess
You appear and make defence 10 sAd suit Or beeo
the morning Of the second day Of the tern or oaA
Court, 70 be begun and holden ct Buriington County
and state aforesaid, on the fourth Monday Of Ocseb
A. D. 1eoS the prayer Of said petitioner win b RrAntoA
O. B. DARWIN 3 GEORGE y. DARWIN.
aug28wlw Attorneys for Piain1il
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~ We learn from the Mt Pleasant Journ al
Of Thursday, which reached US Saturday morn
Ing, that they had large and enthusiastic Re-
publican meeting on Tuesday evening las. iu
shs, city, which wss eloquently addressed BY
H. seupls Of West Point, Henry OConnor,
Esquire, Of Nascatiue, and Senator Harlan,
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The st. Louis Republican states that census
q that city is about to De ordered by the
II Black Republican city authorities, and man
Ness alarm on the subject. This movement is
Enough, to have something to do with an in
tended exposure Of the frauds by which Blair
vas defeated. The Republican wants it put off
iii /. more convenient season.
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q Some low-.ved scamp stole the BARRIERS
pies from Alex. Walkers shop, on Friday
Nht We hope il may prove q lucrative haul.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

plBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atths
y store of Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
burlington where English German, Swedish and Welsh
Bibles and Testaments, may always be found cost
criceH. nOy6
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The LINE COMPLETE-Tbe Ill. 4 Miss Tel.-
graph Company have completed their line from
Quincy to Naples. The Quincy Office is open
and Camp Point and Mount Sterling Offices will
be opened to-day.
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AeiPAfioS IN MIssouRI.-A Buchanan
ss's' writer in Nissour; s.vs.-

s,.s, majority Of the Americans voting their
a. ~ pro slavery, and emancipation even
,as.. A'oais Is as dead as q mackersl. Its ad-
- ~ Missouri now are ~ poor and mean
~ ~. upon Al empty shelf. Never was there
49, s..' party more triumphant than the pro-
HI party has been in this August election.
ma s' en-~ell for the State, for It's future good,
u... LOUDLY well for the negro. The American
sa,ol1 % slavery of the black race is one oil
x,.. a osnevolencs, and its good results will
tea ue known until face to face We shall hear
a.s.. me great Divine Ruler what purposes oi
S! ne had 70 the Ethiopian race in suffering
'" enslavemsnt in this country"
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I'm the nth day Of December, 4. D. 1857, W
~ scheyli, IN order TO secure Of Two Hundred
aud Tiny Dollars due 10 me, made to me CONVEYANCE
In trust OF the following land The South Fast quarter
OF the South East quarter Of Section twenty Town
ship sixtyfouf Range seventeen; also Of The South
West quarter Of the South Wsst quarter OF Section
twenty same Township and Range, In Ad ir copn-
V.stAte OF Missouri; with power me 10 ell -
same on thirty days notice. " the said mote was moe "a
maturity paid saia note was not and hiss net ben
paid, an1areforc ~ Trustee Aforesaid and In ne a.
crcse NJ Asid power efsAe, wil on the 3ise 6av a
Ang%Hng Tueadayl between the houfs o. 10 oscIscS
A. ~ an o'clock r ~ Of said day sell che said lanA
for sAsh 20 the highest bidder public aucsien q -
door Of Marion Mall. IN che city Of Durinaoc1 -
Noines county, 9eassof Iowa. u. KRIItH
| jalyS5-voe True1se - a1SaassoaA.
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A SLAVE MOTHER KILLS HER CHILp.-THE
Hoes HALF DEvoUR rive learn that on Sun.
day last slave woman, about As years of age,
owned by Mr.. Cleveland, of Florence, KY, gave
birth to child, and that she took the infant by
the heels and beat its brains out! She then
threw it over fence, and covered it with rails.
A few hours after it was discovered by persons
belonging to the household, who happened to
pass by, when it was found that the face Of the
child and one leg had been nearly eaten of by
the hogs!
The woman was accused Of the horrible
crime, but at first denied it. physician was
sent for, who examined her person, and found
that she had recently given birth to a child
The mother then acknowledged her guilt and
gave as reason for the murder Of her infant,
that she would not raise up children to work
for others all their lives!--Cin. Gaz.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
($5.O0O,)
w LII pc paid by either Of the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New Haven, Conn.,,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Conway, Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co
OF Harrisburgh, Pa,
any person who shall honestly sustain loss By are 70
ina. amount, OF property covered by their Policies.
Inc money lie on hand and will be paid PROMPTLY
get his Policy. s sA~
Also the same sum will be paid by the
CONNECTlCUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
of Hartford, Conn.,, or the
AAEhlsAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE co.
Of Hartford, Conn.,,
to any holder of Of their Policies for that
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbands ana
Fathers generally do not understand and Appreciate
the value OF Policy Of LIFE INSURANCE Call and ri
panphet (Which VIII be furnished without chargs) aad
The aggregate capital OF the above named Compa.
MES 10 over
Four Millions of Dollars!
~ Policies issued for any amount desired
aprI II. H. HAWLEY Asant
jefferson st., opposite Coolbaugh a Brooke Bank.
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STRONG COMPARISON of our exchanges
gets slightly excited, and piles on the high
falutin' in this wise:
grain of carmne will tinge gallon of wa
ter, SO that in every drop Of water the color
will be perceptible; and grain Of musk will
scent room for twenty years.
just SO if q man cheat prnter-the stain
will be forever visible on the mnutest soul, and
will leave scent Of rascality about an individ-
ual strong enough to make an honest man turn
up his nose in disgust and kick him out Of his
presence if be can't get rid of him any other
way.
The Minnesota Legislature adjourned sine die
on Tuesday last. They did but little good, and
attempted to do much that was foolish. The
Republican minority kept them within the
bounds of decency.-Chicago Jour.
COMFORTING THEMsELvEs-The Connecticut
papers, obliged to admit that Cyrus w. Field was
born in Stockbridge Mass. October, 1919, take
pains to state in the Same connection that his
father only removed from Haddnm, CT, the
August before. They rather insist on dividing
the honors.
The directors Of Washington University, at
st. Louis, Mo-, are having . massive piece Of
plate prepared in Boston, for presentation to
| Edward Everett.
| The practice Of receiving stolen tobacco from
slaves in Petersburg, Va, has grown 30 serious
that.a number Of tobacconists advertise re-
ward Of $500 for the detection Of any one buy
ing tobacco from any of their hands.
| The CABLE Tow.-The Boston Post is re-
sponsible for the following
| Tho westward course of empire yet
| Demands higher speed;
| Columbia would 60 ahead
| While Europe lags indeed.
But Field has found remedy;
| As Europe is so slow,
/ Our continent, impatient, takes
The eastern world in tow.
Miss Jane Lloyd, the only child Of Jones
Lloyd, Lord Overstone, the weathiest Of Eng :
fish heresses, Is to be married to Col. Lindsey,
the "hero of the Alma,n who was lucky enough
to get nine Russian balls fred into the colors no
carried without receiving one into his own
body. The fortune Of Miss Lloyd Is stated by
the London Illustrated News to be from twenty
five to thirty millions dollars.
MAIDS AND WIvEs.-Women are all alike
When they're maids they're mild a. milk; ones
make EN- wives, and they lean their backs
against their marriage certificates and defy
you.
No man can do anything against his will, sale
metaphy sician.
faith" said Pat, II had brother who wen
to the State Prison against his will-fAith IN
hs did.
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DENMARK ACADEMY

THE Fail Term in this Institution vill commeren al
wednesday, Sept. LIST. and continue fourteen vseks
me tuition Tor common branches, 10 ~ 90; for HIGHER
english, - DO; for the Languages, o6 o.
the price Of boardi 10 - 90 to 81 Is per week
null corps Of Teachers ID employed ana an the
taught. eAs Ss'o
FOR further particulars Circular inquire Of The
frnclpal, kaug18d&w1ml H. K EDSON
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q They are to have a grand celebration
10 Washington on the LIST Of September in honor
81 the opening of the Railroad to Washington.
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tn Hni1AAra

HAVING secured the Right for Lees Patent Rave
- Trough and Gutter Machine for Des Moinee Conn.
~ We respectfully solicit the attention Of Builders ara
those who are about to build this and improved
style OF Gutter II 10 worthy Of attention from the Con.
tractor as II makes better finish 1t less cost than
the OLD way and IL II worthy Of from the own.
eis buildings, % makes stronger Fave Trough and
VIII not run over or rust quick the old style
Al orders Tor Spouting and RooAng hlled with dis.
augl0d&w1m GoWaT0cr = ~
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N-The Republicans Of the Cd Judicial Dis
Vie, me. at Bloomfield on the 18th inst. and
punased Mr.. S. w. Somers of Ottumwa for
air S. G. McAchran Of Davis county for Dis.
rs Attorney, aud J. T. Place of Appanoose
n Member Of the Board Of Education. Every
sny was represented, the proceedings were
sarly harmonious, and the best feeling pre-
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rTCol Curtis addressed the people of Polk
.oJu,y s the capital on Wednesday of last
vsek 10 . speech which is commended by the
Citizen % concise, argumentatiss and effective.
The attendance was quite large and the best
a.rnr VAS manifested
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sH We authorized to announce the name OF 8.
L. HOWE, of Mt Pleasant, Independent Candidate
for Member OF the Board Of Education.
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ANOTHER SUFFERER DEAD.-Mr. Hurd, who
was severely injured by the storm at Ellison on
| the Both OF May last, died at the residence of
DR.. J. K. Webster, in this city, on Saturday
morning last. Mr.. Hurd was wounded in the
side, 50 that his lung protruded. DR.. Webster
brought him to his own residence, and labored
diligently fol his observation-disclosures was patient
more assiduously cared for, or skill more ear.
nestly directed. The want of success, we pre-
sumo, does not mi itate against the Doctors
skfulness, while his devotedness to the case
will enhance his reputation as physician.
Monmouth Atlas 18th.
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- We authorized TO announce the name Of r.
s. WILSON Independent Candidate for the ONCE Of
Clerk Of the District Court.