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nR. UNDERWOOD
- Qats Physician
md Surgeon 70 tie
OpAtAAlnie and Aural
Institsts Of Louisville "a
Ky. J, now al ChiceeO,
tn uu1nnn AHD pzsfIaeUIonhD CPYnAfU9 Cn Pr
hIS and kAk, whose reputation IL 90 well known
tnroSgnoas ne United Ssstee u miraculoasly Civ
Ing sight . the Blind. snd Hearing to the Deaf.
Upwards q sixtssn hundred patients have besn re-
ceived ~ ". u, Within the last twelve months.
many OF whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
tor months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored instantly by delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
cured ~ mild md gentle means.
Dr. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon OF The old school, and having had an ex-
pcrisnss OF twenty-five years in practice, win per-
form apy operation on the Eye and Ear, necessary
to restore Sight TO tho Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or BY other scientific means 70 remove any
disease Of those usefulorg within the reach Of
scienoe and human skill.
Patients q distance can have medicine sent TO
them II oil cssss surgical operations are not
requireG By giving description Of their cases
DR.. Underwoods permanent Surgery and In
Urinary 10 located 1t No. rs South Clark st. Chica-
30, Ill.
Letters requiring an answer must contain ! post
age stamp.
Aug0, '6o-ddw6m
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We are authorized By the Rsv. Jas. Graham 70
say shata Baska Camp Meeting will be held n
miles southwest q Ksokuf and mile north Of
BuenA Vista, on she Ksokak = VI. u. M. Road,
commencing on Friday, Avg. 2oaA. An.aeensnn
will be made with the railroad whereby psrsons
wishing to attend the lAme viii b. carried to and
from 1t for ons-hAh the usual fam. g
AuEHd 500
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@The Cobugs and the Lsuehtenbergs
are the lnckisst Families ia Europe. Poor
and nnnsrous, thsy have within . fsw years
given kisgs AID soOsorts and saprsssss 70
England, Portugal, Belgium, Sweden, Bra
Sill, and married into the Imperial House Of
Russia.
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GIPrinoe Richard do Mstternich will BE-
the new representative Of Austria Ct the
Court OF the Tuillefies. Prince Richard ID
son Of the recently deceased veteran Mot
ternioh. By bis second wife, and il about IS
years old.
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Truth sxtirpatea errors ~ grass ex-
tirpates weeds, BY working its way into their
places and leaving them no room to grow
[Higglssworth.
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ESTwo men strangers to each other, got
into dispute upon the highway. 81 win
let you know, sir, that Am Mr.. Hodge ~
exclaimed one Of the mes, thresteningly.-
ooh, we'll, am equal TO several Of you, -
said the other, s'for Am MIR. Hodges,b
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ss nro1f11s AND DHALuas IN
- = : > " Ax8.
mn ORR. ,aslp,.,u
|
CUTLERY. GUNS,
Every Des9iptlsn 81 Railrsad Furnishing Cssds
Direct Asssts for Ameries. Ms~.faesu-os
No. 13s. Main-street, .-......-...KE0KUK,I IOWA
apr7d6m
y. a. AusrYH. O. n ALsgRs
w. n. AUSTIN x CO.,
Grocers Ana Produce Dealers,
NO. Iis MAIN-sT.,
.........I0WA.
sUGAR-CURED HANS.
Il SUGAR CURED HAMS always on
July =, 'se-dAw
LARD.
A PRIME article, sy the ssi: g :. retail .:.. for
a i,. a.; y " h. AUSTIN Il: H So;,
A LII grAdss Of N. o..
"A Crushed, assFs
t48 sask A.@ Powdered, a
@ and Clarified,
for sale Low BY W. II. AUSTIN d co.,
jy1SdAw lis Main-st-
r,prrr ,ro COFFEE.
[ Lagsyn,
Costa Riea, can b
had ct VII. AUSTIN GO. 3,
Jy1SdAw No. lis Mainst.
CcoTCH ALE AID LONDON PORTER, in qr..
~ And It. bottlss,a genuine article, FOR sale by
i, ssi;a . single ''''i I L. AUSTIN Aco.
FLOUR AT Low PR ICEsi
ME- cons family keep on hand full supply Of
w all grades Of Fioar, and are nov selling ct
very Nov figures. Call 1t the City Mills, Lsvss,
Or , y y H. No. sus III x., CO.,
y jyn II. AUSTIN ! %.
y salaratssan
Cream Tartar for sals By
1y0A4w W. h. AUSTIN co.
GOLFERS q ROBERTSON,
GENERAL GROCERs.
NO. 70 MAlN-ST.,
Is eokak, Iowa.
g U6AK-CURED HAMS. a choice lot for sale
~ BY C0LLIERS ROBERTSON,
june I'D 7s Main street.
CUGAK.cUKED DRIED BEEF FOR sale 81
- coLLIKRs 1 ROBERTSON.
BEEF TONGUES o fog , s.le y ,o,v.uso,
juse3s-d rs Main street.
IAsTLE MILLS xXX QUINCY FLOUR for
~ sale by COLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON.
je3S-d Main street, near Third.
ENRENCH PRUNES,
4 Fresh Psschss,
Fresh Strawberries,
Knglish csrrsats,
Peeled Peaehes,
Dried Peaches = Apples,
LOT sale BY C0LLIEkS ROBERTSON.
js26d
kAON SYRUP,
II Baker, Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Gingss,
Cox's Gslatine,
Pearl starch,
Pearl Sage,
Tapioea,
Mscaroni,
Vcrmiceli,
Nutmeg,
ssd Mace,
$500
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KEOkUk HKMALE SEAInARN.
IsHE ssssions q this IAstitution Will b resumed
o. Monday, Sept. 9TH, In she basement Of the
Chatham square Church, corner Of TIA and Morgan
sts. These rooms have besn found dry and cool and
easy Of aocess.
The Teachers secured TO instruct in their differ
ent departments Of study, ara the following,
Rev. 9. A. WILLIAMS, Principal; 1
An.H.F. WILLIAMS; es s# s. &
Mn. Il. H.ORAVEN; N A ass
Madam NEUSSt asa sFa
Mr.. o. g. I6BELL.
Prospoetss Of the Institution win BE- puhlished
and can BE- obtained n application to the President
or 6ecrstary II the Board Of Trustees, @ to the
Principal.
WA. THOMPSON, President.
II. SrRoxG. Secretary. alis ii
Aug. 10, '50-A gg
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WHAr IS fr?-A solid foundation wall il
rising above the ground on 1ss street., be-
tween Main and Blondeau. Evidently some
thing ID going to be built there. Il il Shot
Towesp 6usa il the rumor On the streets.
Let il riss-ws mean the shot tower.
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~
'1-kEVkR AND A6UEl IEvna AND Asun
Fever and Agus !l-Emis.nss and Others who
remove TO the Western part u the United States,
eonplan n bttSr tsrnA Of the fatal disssses that
prevail m those sections. Some OF the most intel
hEent physicians bear testimony to this fact
Dickens, the Shakespeare Of this age, in
"Lttls Bden,'' Western settlement. in : bool
entitled Martha chusslswit, ''says that that the
most dosrishing institution was the Fever and
Agas, which bad killed iii Who attempted 70 make
permanent residence OF it Marx Tspley, who
could only be jolly under the most gloomy circum-
stAaces, said that Fever and Asue hAd given him
cause for more joiiity than he would Ike to exps-
riencs again. DR.. HOsTETTER,6 CcLEDRATRD
BIpTkk6 IL the only ears for this tsrribls disss,
thstwe wouid recomnend 70 the public. Try them.
and Be convinced Ut their powers.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generality.
everywhere. s aa as*#
Sold by r. GIssoxs, A. ]. WILKINSON, BAssIrrr.
KAYx Co., and J. BRADsH.
Aug. =, '5s-dAw
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a There wsrs threatening appearance
OF rain yesterday, and the weather was GOO
enough for August. @

@Living ought 70 be cheap now days
Any amount Of vegetables, hay, wood, and
other raw pfodass il daily offered in our
streets = vsry low prices. There IL seafsi.
sy only in The nicer kinds Of fruit, such -
peaohss and grapes.
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Ia, ohiIh =" Electric on cures Deafness.
-. sMAIh . Electric Oil cures Paralysis.
Da' oAI In Electric Oil cures Rheumatism.
Ds- tbs "Electric OH" cures Asthma.
DE. SMITH . Electric oil'' cures Headache.
Oh. sAlTH's Electric on cures Piles.
aag19d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED Ale.

r. GIBBONS, Main a, near 7sh, keeps for sal'
woods celebrated Pittsbsrgh Als. il bostlss. =.
nas constantly On hand : fall supply Of BlackbsF
~, Rsspberry, 0inesr and Cherry CordiAls. Also
PuHH IHronrED Drandies, Wines, Rums, Gins and
Whisky for Medicinal and other purposes.
aug 3od1m
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10 rHE LADIEs.--Dr. Smith . Electric Oil IL the
most soothing and pleasant appliance that has yet
been discovered. Try 1t in severe ease Of innam-
nstory pain. How much suffering may BE- saved by
the use IT this remedy II has cared 70 many
we'll known people that its reputation il fully e.
tAlhshsd. Some dealers can not keep supply,
And have aold many thousand dollars worth, b,
SURE nd 81 the senStss ID. 6HrH's Electric Oil
See advertisement in another column.
augl0dtf @
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Performs Al operations ths Teeth and 0ums
oorscts irregularities OF the Teeth. inserts
h 1IFICIA TEETH
Of The Best Style md TinisA,
Puts in Artificial Palates and Obtu rstors for c,sSt
Paaatss.
Referring that tho best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both TO the operator and pasi eut Dr.
l. Dos not efsr any particular inducsmssts In the
line ef "cHEAr DEslsrEx, - prsfsrring the patron
age Of those who TvGtrfAs best operations, andsan
appreciate the necessary care and skill In pro-
1ucin9 thsn.
An examinatioa Of specimens both Of ArtUaeisl
rsstA ard q vsry bsaatifal Allines Of C<ssi Geld
Poll, 10 invited. SS 2 s s.6
! - Prices for fun sst Of Teeth, from As 70
s11f5. Examination Of the Teeth without chayse
D1nrAL RO0ns-Cornsr Of Third and Main ,ts :.
over Rix, Hale Co.'s Bank, Ksokuk Iova
Entrance on Third-ss. ideal kdkvrv1
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I M W. HICKK, M. D.. SurY0O1
S1s Donsist. Once on Sscond-St
heswsea Main snd johnson streets, Kso
kuk, Iowa. W03Q
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
THE COUNTY.

NEvADA.-The principal events at the
County seat this week, were the Douglass
primary meeting and the two county conyen-
tons which were held there Full reports
Of the latter are given elsewhere in our col
umns. The vote at the primary election was
remarkably large, the whole number polled
being 87s, which the Democrat says is 229
more than were cast at the primary election
last year, when the Democracy were und-
yided. There was close contest for the Of
fee of Sheriff, preference for Kent being
expressed by majority of 6S votes over
Story and Helm.
Miss Avonia Jones has been playing to
crowded houses during the week, and would
visit North San Juan, if proper room could
be had.
From the Nevada Democrat extra, we learn
that the Grand Jury, empanneled for the
May term of the Court of Sessions, have pre-
sented their final report and Adjourned
There were nine complaints brought before
for murder one for assault with deadly
weapon, one for assault to commit murder,
one for obstructing and injuring the public
highway, and one for simple assault.
The Democrat says Mr.. George Plaisted is
missing unaccountably from Little Grass
Valley Bridgeport township.
A series of monthly lectures is to be given
at the ". E. Church, as We learn from the
same Journal.
HUMBUG.-A school is about to be opened
at misplace, under the charge of H. j. Nc
Kinley.
Mining claims are reported to be yielding
well. The Humbug Falls Fluming Co. has
resumed operations with view to draining
the diggings and aifording more fall for
washing.
OMEGA.-Oa Saturday last, says the Dem
ocrat, Mr.. A. Swart, the contractor on the
Omega Ditch, was seriously injured by the
accidental explosion OF blast. He was at
work tamping the blast when it exploded
throwing him several feet from the spot.
As he fell, his face struck on sharp rock
cutting deep cash in his chin and through
the lips. His left side and arm, and left
side of his face, were severely cutand burned
by the rocks and powder. lie was picked
up for dead, but soon after camo to his
seuses, and hopes are now entertained that
be VIII recover.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
Che alvaraulie 9ress.


WASTED.-A list of those citizens of Ne
vada, who are not seeking nominations for
office. As Bro. Waite is good at preparing
statistics of this kind, the Journal might
publish such a list; it would not occupy
much space. Judging from the large emi-
grafton hitherward, the shire town must be
almost dcpopulated. Being the political
center ofthe county, it is right that it should
send off its rays in every direction, for the
enlightenment of the pagans-using the
word in its primitive sense-but don't blind
us with excess of light. We have small
native supply-self-evolved, only just strug-
Cling out of night and chaos-and we want
chance to rise and shine on our own ac-
count. 1t is really gratifying to observe how
many arc willing and eager to leave the
sweets of retirement for the cares of public
life, indifferent to the detracton and abuse,
which, according to Gov Weller's pathetic
remark, no office-holder need expect to es-
cape in this state. Such generous sclf-aban-
donment makes us think better of human
nature, and feel that the nation is safe so
long as her children exhibit such laudable
ambition to do her service.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

CASUALTY AT BADGER HILL.-An obliging
correspondent informs us, that j. a. McCune,
while engaged in Sheets tunnel, on Badger
Hill, had his arm badly fractured, on Thurs
day afternoon of last week He was holding
the drill, when the striker, who stood in
rather a confined position, touched a project
ing angle of rock with his hammer, causing
it to glance, miss the drill, and strike Nc
Cune on the radius of the left arm, about two
inches above the wrist, occasioning a com
minated fracture of the bone.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

b. IT appears by late news that there
really was fiIlibuSttr attempt made upon
Cuba. The brig -4.Grican, from New York,
arrived at New Orleans on the 18th of April,
with thirty-iyc fllibusters, two hundred and
forty guns and other munitions, having tried
bat failed to land at Nacvas Grandes. An
other attempt was made to land on the 18th,
but the boats We're ewamped and the mimi
tions lost. The Cuban Captain General had
despatched ii steamer after them.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

NEWSPAPERS Is CHURcu.-A friend writ
surprised on entering DR.. Scots church one
Sunday morning, to see quite number of
the congregation reading newspapers! This
is bringing the press and The pulpit pretty
close together We may look one of these
days to see church goers, when wearied by
a long prayer or sermon, cody take from
their pockets the morning journal, and So
lace themselves with the news. Perhaps if
some preachers would read the papers before
rising to cnlghten czpectant hundreds their
duty would not be performed any the worse
and their views might become more liberal
an inviting.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

PoLITIcAL Notwithstanding TO notice.
the Douglass Democracy of this vicinity, as
sembled to hear a speech from D. b. Milne,
last Saturday night. The audience, which
consisted of from fifteen to fifty persons, not
counting those who were lstning at door
ways, circled around Bob Jones classic cor
ner, and appeared to be very much pleased
with the speaker, when he got through.
We heard his remarks for few moments
only. but are informed that he read extracts
from the copy Of the LnioR which contained
the great Congressional debate of Feb 23rd,
and which copy lie borrowed from the Gle
ii this Office but forgot to return
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

TIE MOUNTAIN MEssENCER-ThiSe excel
lent Journal which is published at La Porte,
by Head and Dewey, under the editorial
charge of ". S. Byrne, enters, next week,
on it's Gth year. The Messenger is distin-
guisheI for its ;ndcpend depcc, ability, devo-
ton to home interests, uuvarying courtesy
and neat Typographical appearance. We
hope it meets with success according to its
deserts.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

PARENTS, drive from your house the man
who praises the beauty of your children.
And if you have yourself inadvertently fed
this flame of personal vanity, as you love
your daughter, stop it. No longer lead them
to think that physical beauty is the most
desirable thing in the universe for a fem ale,
thus sowing the seeds of a vanity that may
become absorbing, and leading to mental
imbecility and deformity. California moth
ers and fathers will do well to heed this
voice of kindly warning. To some of them,
alas! it comes too late!-Pac,fc Methodist.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

ES%A \ correspondent of the Marysvlle
Democrat funnily remarks about Campton-
willie, that ''the town partakes of the color of
the red hill upon which it stands, and which
is torn into great chasms, fearful to look at
by the force of the Hydraulic. Great red
banks glaring in the strong light of the sun
environ the town everything looks red; the
men look red, and even the ladies look red
The ladies seem to be blushing at the con-
sciousneSs of their own beauty.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

HONE STRAwBERRIEs-Mr.G G.. d. Dornin
presented to US this week a dish of fine straw
berries, the product of indigenous vines
which be has been cultivating in his garden
for two years past. The berries are much
larger than those in the woods, and have a
better flavor than the imported kinds Mr..
Dornin is selling splendid large berries of
the Longworth's Prolific variety, fresh from
his vines, for fifty cents a pound. Other
gardens in town are also yielding plenty of
fine strawberries. In year or two more
this community will raise fruit enough Of
every kind for its own use, without paying
exhorbitant prices to producers in the val
lcys.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

Shooting AFFRAY.-We learn that Mr.. B
Franz a resident Of Humbug, was lately
shot at Alleghanytown by d man named
Margenburg, who wanted his daughter, a
very pretty girl, in marriage, but could not
get her fathers consent. The refusal of
Franz is said to be the cause Of the shoot
ing. We 30 rot know if the wound is NOR
tai or not
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

says that the heads of three of the Indians
who murdered a party of FIVE white men
near Klamath Lake, were brought to Yreka
lately, they having been killed by chief
named La Lake and some of his tribe. 1t is
known that it was band of six warriors
who killed the whites, and La Lake says the
other three shall give up their heads.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

TIE Marysville Democrat has information
buctoo, on the 28th ult The building is
IS x 81 feet in dimensions, and seats about
400 persons North San Juan is three times
larger than Timbuctoo, yet has no theatre,
simply because four or five men who want
to build one cannot get together and do it.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

PRIMARY MEETING.-The Administration
Democracy will hold meeting, this (Satur-
day. evening, at s o'clock, at the Office of
Justice Farquhar, for the election of dele
gates to the county convention, which meets
at Nevada, on the lth inst.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

THE rapid growth of Leavenworth City,
Kansas, is astonishing. Although only four
years DID, it contains a population of lo.460,
with an assessed valuation of S3,S7l ,375.-
1t has nine churches, ten schools, four daily
and four weekly papers, seven job printing
offices, cighty-nine lawyers, and forty doc
tors.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

ARCHIE and Bowley, who attacked the
Forest City pack train. last winter have been
convicted in the Yuba Court of Sessions for
robbery and attempt at robbery, and each
sentenced to five years Imprisonment, with a
recommendation of pardon at the end of
four, if they behave themselves.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

The number of letters sent by the Over
land mail from San Francisco, on the Goth
May was 1862, instead of lO,062, as else
where reported, showing falling off instead
of an increase
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

THE Oregon Legislature have organized at
Salem, by electing Luther Elkins, President
of the Senate, and G.. w. J. Vault, Speaker
of the Assembly. The friends of Delazon
Smith are exerting themselves to bring about
his election TO the [. S Senate.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

LATE news from China states that the
French were successfully operating in Cochin
China, had blockaded most of the rivers, and
were about to invest Hue, the capital of the
Empire.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

BGg Wizard Martin performs toni ght tand
will distribute to ticket holders $500 worth
of gifts, as announced in his bills and adj
vertisement The tickets are nearly all sold,
and he is sure of q full house
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

lIoN Isaac ]. Stephens, of Washington
Territory, has been unanimously nominated,
for reelection, as Delegate to Congress, by
the Democratic territorial convention.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

MEssRs Tandy and Good, two old resi-
dents, leave on the steamer of the 9th, for
the Atlantic States. They are successful
miners, and will probably come back to the
land of their prosperity.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

THE Sierra Democrat represents Downieville
to be in a tlourishing condition. The mer-
chants are busy, and the streets full of peo-
pie.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04

BOB Rowland now waters the streets every
day with his sprinkling cart, much to the
satisfaction OF everybody.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
pnLADEIpnIA. January Il. 1859.

PHrLADEIPuIA. January Il 1859
To the Editors of the Tcifc Na}icGI and S,1gicG1
J0Urn0l:Centlemcu-Aiy attention has been called
article in the December Number of your journal, in
regard to the dd 1ndum degree granted by the Pbila
delpha College Of Medicine To DR.. L. j. Czapkay- =
When the application for the degree made to the
Faculty it was accompanied by airiavits and testimo
malls to the effect that DIR. CZapkay regular grad
uate NJ D. of the University of Pesth. had served
Surgeon in the Hungarian Army. and was regular
Practitioner OF Medicine On the strength these the
degree was granted. The dd edeaGem degree. its
name implies is conferred graduates only aud gives
us privileges Had there been tie slightest suSp
e'oa IF irregfGry. the application would have been
refused ByinSefing Hfs in you' ipnrnd, you acI do
an act justice to the Cslege. and coaer ftror
Yours, very respectfully ii. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine.
DIR. L. j. CzAPKAY's Private Medical and Surgical In
stitute is Sacramento street. below Montgomery OPP
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco. California The Doctor offers free con-
sutaton, and asks remuneration unless he effects
azure. 81 SIN
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-04
$ Spseiat aiotiees

The following letter. which enphatically speaks for
itself was written by tile Dean of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, to the editors of the
"paciic Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco,
for publication:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-12

GREAT YisLD OF CoRS-We learn that
there we're several competitors for the best
ten aud Eve acres Of corn, at the late Indi.
ana State Fair The first premium was
awarded to citizen of Dearborn Co., who
presented the necessary aiHidavits from re,
sponsible men, that his field of ten acres
produced on an average, one hundred and
seVenty'iour bushels TO the acre On the
best hve acres the fret premium was awar
dsd on one hundred and eighty-si1 bushels
to the acre, and Ihs same person had incon.
testibls evidence that on ono of these acre.
thsrs grew two huSared and iourteen bush
Ella This exceeds anything ever produced
In this or any other country, ana certainly
We should not complain Of the products Of
the earth the present year