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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

Ladies Rcad!-It Is compliment to On. eArH,
that every honest physician who has tried the Genuine
Electric oil, prosrs the most prompt and hearty To-
timony. Dr. Lykens one Of the oldest and most veal
thy citisensof Kansas City, President Of the Bank, &c.
says Dr. sm,th's Electric on ieured lady In half
day Also read this, from the best known PHYDICIAN
in Westport, Mo-:
Westport, No., May II. 1859.
Some two years ago, lady Of this place was after
confinement attacked with Inflammation Of the breast.
In such cases. The soreness and swelling bad
~ dnN case ! had witnessed. was induced to try DR.
Smiths genuine Electric OIL, and vas perfecsly aston.
shed and pleased, and that in hG0R AOwr altar the
application, IN the soreness and swelling had snssrey
substGed.
J. o. B0GGs, n. D., Druggist.
The Weak, The Nervous, tbs Para!ytic, the DsGj
and the Rheumatic,
Fly to SMITHS OIL, peried ship in storm TO
safe asylum. The Ladies seek the dernier rssor
for al infammatory paine. Gathered Breast, wounds
sores, womb complaints etc. lin which case u 10 infa
BILE On burns puts the patient quietly to seep while
nothing Irritating 10 manifested. does II In the least
stain the skin or linen Of delicate infant.
~ Large bottles ten times the cheapest. Use b.
directions. DRINK NO COFFEE.
Oh. EMiTHs ELHcrRIc on has cured more cases o
Paralysis than any before known remedy,
| DR Ex.rs's ELECraic on cures Salt Rheum 10 on
week.
DR sMrrH's ELscrnc Orr cures Piles In most al in
| stances.
DR sxrTus ELECTRIC On Is the only reliable remed
for Deafness and has cured many OF long standin
/ In New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
On. 6nras ELsCTRic Oh 10 magical on all painful dia
orders, like Gathered Breast, 1elons, and lniammatos
| Swelling. SQUlREs BLOSe,
| auR25-bp6m Agents.
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Byalsuo.on, ~, ]. !. Asg.A1. II
weather col snd pasSsass 1ss1s y astiss.
"a issrsasing. We have o. ptspsss e a.
h1cIness. ss#
Wheat and other grAias ass eenias y pleati-
10y. md End COED markas = slsady safas.
Minor aeoducs comss forward b god qsanti-
ties, and prices srs snchsDeed. sta
SUGAR-73as1 srushed, u; refined. vhiss
lOc&. Clarified u.
COFFEE-l2al24.
M0LASSES- BY The Dbl, Rsboiled 30 . 20;
Belchef's IS, kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. q IS.
RICE-6.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, - Is.
BROOMS-1l, 6Oa2 6Opsr dozen.
WHEAT-Nsw Winter 6SaGOc, nsv Spring
S0a6O. Prices steady; good commanding oat-
side quotations.
FLOUR Choice winter $500 retail, CATS
Wholesale; Spring 400 retail $50 vh0lesale.
BEANS-7Sc. per bush.
| POTATOES-25c per bush.
CORN -6Octs.-scarco.
OATS-95c
BUTTER-13.
| EGGS-6c.
| ONIONS-S6a4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, 36@S.
| WOODS 6Oa8 90,
HIDES Green, 6a6c. Dry Flint l2alS !;
Green Sailed 7a8; AurrAin SalO.
| WHISKEY--26a27c.
/ WOOL-Common, 80; HALT Blood 3Sas71;
Full Blood 4OaA5.
| Barley dull
Rye steady.
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GIRARD HOUSE,
WRW WORK CITY.

THIS HOUSE y sasaatsA y enc 81 ~ -
IL anviAhs busosss l.calites IN the city, Deiae ~
msdaely on the north west corner ef West DfoAauay
and Ohambefs sasest directly sppestte ~ Mu1een
river depot This part u ~ city has within ~ Iass
few years been torn down and rebuilt With the nese
elegant nodern style budlngs. ne 0vasd Heuss ens
o. the most elegant y ok stories high, md oa. e1s
~ Park making 10 location 81 once altogether
nient for the travelling comnunitg IRON svssy quarter
aaAe from the direct eonveDifnc4 gepAereA ~ The
westerly terminus Of the Hudson md Central kaifoa4
Aspots. '3- sti.
elernn IN iurnished and finely ventilated Rsstauf
ant RsfsctoFy vhsee meals as0 served q heaTs
n the elegant order. 1hs glvee Ae pseiefeaee
aside from it, location. Private families - weM -
sneie eentlsme en- and ladies equally veil cared Tor
Osrs9ss run co0stanty 70 the d0srent landings, ana
al sccOmmodations In way Of livery rendered, ana al
necessssy oonveniences which win make tAipgs both
comiortabte and cheap will b On hond.
Give call and examine for vooreelves, aid oeige
yeur humble servant, JOHN I. HANSON,
jy49.d1WH 49, 49, FSopsteeef.
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M0W XoS8s aug ~
FLOUR-Quiet and &c better. Sales 10000 bbls q
q 9O4 20 for super stats; ~ eo05 extra state; %
@96 - common 70 good extra western; - 3O00 g
for old; Is 400e5 90 for shippng brands extra y
Ohio. Canadian quiet; sales go bel q - 7o0s y
for extra. Rye Aour duh Ut - oO09< %.
WAEAT-SteAdy and unchanged. Sales 5000 bash At
81 2601 % for red Southern; d 4001 60nsv white
Southern.
RYE-Fffm q %.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Dull u ss0S9Kc for mixed western.
OATS-FfTm at 9704lc for Dsats, Western and c..
madam.
90 80 for prime.
BEER-DulL
BEEF Hams Qaist as sls oeols %.
BACON-Quiet.
OUT MEATO-Steady.
LARD-sssady Sales 100 ibis ct 1OMl!.
BpTTER-Rulss arm q 1S017e for Ohio, 1s02le Ter
STATE
CHKRSE-Rirm at Sk@0Ac.
WHI8KEY-BettsF. Sales 30 bills q 81.
STOOKR-Nrme4, active and higher.
MONEY EXCnANGE-Nouoy continues easy; call
loans done 607c short rst class paper q 7ee
Sterling Exchange dull ct 1901 10H for best Bank
Qrss bills.
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ICorrsspondence Of the Hswk-Eye.I

MONTGOMERY Co., Iowa, Aug 20.
The candidates Kirkwood and Dodge have
Just passed through this Southwestern Iowa,
which leaves considerable discussion in their
wake.
We have remaining among US small sprin-
king of the Hairy Nation" who. abhor oil
these things, and think that discussion is arfut.
They don't come near at such times, and it 10
useless to send out notices of the appointments
BY them to their neighbOrhoods.
There are some Of what are called Democrats,
aud = good portion Of them too, who would like
TO be Democrats in reality, aud act With those
that would help carry out their faith, it they
could settle that point in their minds These
will hear it all kindly-hear every word, 'though
the Heavens fall"
| To 20 through these Counties after the dis
cussions and observe the tone Of men is tiatter-
ing for the prospects Of Republcanism, and
creditable to the force and vitality OF Mr.. Kirk
wood in bringing to life the principles Of Jeier-
son, which have been left slumberiDg in disuse
by our Government during these latter years.
find once in q while, however, man who,
If his private economy was illustrated BY his
views of national economy, would leave h's
buildings to tumble down, and his farm TO gro"
up 10 pride.wesd aud bull-rushes, and 60 Oh
with Mr.. Dodge to Cuba. When happen tt
fall upon gentleman of that denomination
end that the only Cuba argument used, 10, ina
it would be sxcA ala an advantage in var.
Well now, who is talking about having war
Who wants q war! Have We got all our LAM
In cultivation yet, that We need to furnish Va
70 employ or kill off our surplus men? II %
let us rather take another course-let US 60 t
: work digging iron out of our mountains, an
making up the railroad iron, which We MOI
9 bring in ships across the Oceaa, by which "
c nov give labor and food 70 men in other coun
It tries-and many other things to be done befo'
. going into the business Of war. In this INTEL
i gent age the question, Shall ~ 60 to 'sork
Shall ne 40 70 par: can nnd no place here
e. can't be raised.
ri III tell YOU what We would have, 1t We ha
l. Cuba-we would have 6ns opening towards
standing army, to govern Cuban population
N Or would ws think that the Cubans could con
q into our Government, and help govern usf
a War (she Cuban argunsnsl y On old-fashiez
10 Cd article. The Piow. the Lathe and the -
- are nov making The eonquests for man. th
Z we're formerly made BY war and robbery.
Il return to the business Of war would b like r.
ID running TO the old-faahionsd peaosiee Of carr
- ing the meal in one end Of the bags stons
= the other, or Q return 70 the old wooden plo
Of made from fosked limb Of tree, which y No
- used among the wariiks people Of ths earn
n- Who have heretofore gotten, sst Of The labor
:, their nsighboring oountsiss. . sssA !ssiag, =
nd something slss they eail glory.
ut. This Caba idsa y . vesy tassy idsa, and
point Of ssoaeoy y SONS IKE sAsnsng
- Ssssane ysus hslds With linss q ssatinsh
desA .ss
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
HAIR DYR-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

AA46 UyG-6A16 la 6@0AA0 O40
WA. A. Bachelors Hair DyeI
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN TIE WORLD!
All others are mere mutations and should b avoided
II you Wish to escape ridcule.
GRAY, nED, Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 :
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
Injury 70 Hair Or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssn
awarded to VIM A. Batcheor since 1850, and over Co.
OOO applications lave been made 70 the HAIR Of biz pat
rons Of his famous Dye.
WIN. A. BArCHELOR's HAIR DYE preducss color
not to be distinguished from nature, and % WARRANTED
mot to injure in the leas however long may b con
tinoed, and the III effects Of Bad Dyes rsmetsi; The
Hair nvigorated for Life ~ this Splendid Dye.
Mads, sold applied lin privsts rooms) . the Wig
FACTORY, asS Broadway, New York.
Sold in I'll cities and towns Of the United States,
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides ofeaeh 6ox, Of
WILLIAM A.. BACHELOR,
iul5-1yw 38S Broadway, New York.
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Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, laa
Des MONIES County, -
To Henry Dumham otherwise George
Henry Dumh0m.
SIR You are hereby notified that there win he on
before the 18th day CT September. 1852 s In the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court In said county,
Petition OF Harriet N. Durham, claiming Of you .
Divorce from the bonds Of matrimony. That notice
has been issued and retained BY the Sheriff Of said
county, you not found, and that unless you APP
pear and answer thereto or before the morning Of
the second day OF the next term Of said District Court
Judgment will BE- rendered against you thereon.
SHEPARD OvERToN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Publish four successive weeks In the Weekly Hawkeyo
aug95 O. @. WIGHTMAN, County Judge.
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n Mr.. 7. B. Garside has secured patent
FOR an improved portable fence. 1t avoids the
necessity Of having the main posts enter the
round, SO as to be liable to decay. The i'm
royenent consists in arranging short auxiliary
post. at right angles to the inside Of the pannel
md keeping the minor posts elevated above the
ground by means of an intermediate triangular
brace, which is so arranged and pivosed to the
auxiliary posts that the force of the wind in
any direction tends to keep it in its place. 1t
10 also capable Of being turned over so as to
throw it's braces outside Of the enclosure, and
thus afford facilities for blowing close up to the
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Chicago. AuR.

ChlcAgO, Aug. 20.
Flour less active. but nominally unchanged;
Wheat moderately actsve ct = decline of on
spring and % on red; white winter scarce and
firm; 500 bush choice white In store At 81 OS;
one Tote at 76c in store; 1880 bush No. l red as
90c; 800 bush No. : do at 7Se; 500 bush re-
jected winter At 600 in store; early sales spring
200 bush No on track At 800 bush; do in store
It 76c; 1900 bush No. in parcels in store ct
7Sc;, subsequently, 400 bush No. , In parcels
and lots at TIC; 10000 bush do at Tic, and to-
ward the close 4, 500 bush do at Toe and 903c;
$500 bush No. spring in parcels toward the
close ct 73c.
Corn moderately active at yesterdays inside
prices; $500 bush No. in parcels and lots ir
store At Gle; $500 bush canal Corn aaoat ct
63}c.
Oats unsettled; 42O bush No. in store At 26,
considered outside. Buyers generally offering
Csc
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PIRs-A ERE broke out on Wednesday night,
IN stable on Main Street, south of Vine, be-
longing to Mr.. Renne. The stable being hiIed
shh hay VAS soon consumed; and the resi-
dence Of Mr.. r., next the stable, was so far
under the control Of the flames, that it was pulled
down. II is supposed that the cause Of the FIRE
vas IN accidental one. We did not learn The
amount Of the lose. The buildings were insured
for $500.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

Tho Matches (Mias. Free Trader bears ae the
head Of il columss-''For President In 1850,
The Hen. 4. q. Brsva. Of MississipptL' the gal
liant Senator Who killed Tie Cubs peejsss
1annaay.
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eB On Tuesday Of last week Mr.. N. l.. Nc
PETERSON, OF Madison County, was nominated
for the Senate by the Republicans Of the S0th
District. MIR. McPHERsoN is an able man-was q
Member of the last Senate and served his con-
stisuehts to general acceptance.
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esE- Col. John 8. David recently sent an
average sample Of the growing corn on bis
farm, two miles from this City, to the editor Of
the Chicago Press and Tribune, which lie thus
acknowledged by that paper. The Colonel
says he can 6ud stalks at least two feet
taller. bearing Eve to six ears, in his fields:
ACKNOWLEDGING THE CoRN.-A stalk Of corn
from an Iowa corn6eld near Burlington was sent
us yesterday. 1t had attained the goodly stature
Of fourteen feet and bore four well-formed ears.
J. S David. Esq, the grower of this long staple
saws he "hss acres of the same" They must
use step-ladders, come harvest, in some OF our
Western cornGelds.
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Des lNotncs County..-Shall ie be Re-
deemed

Des IMotnes COunty...Shall IL be he"
deemed1
Il is fact known to all welllinformed men OF
both parties that at no time during the last fve
wears have the Democrats had majority Of the
legal voters in Des Moines County. And more
especially is this true OF the county during the
last year. At least one hundred and fifty men
voting the Democratic ticket without single
exception, at least once. every election, have
left this city, owing to the stoppage OF public
and private improvements. There has been NO
work done ON the streess-very little building
and not much business to give employment to
lsboring men, and most Of the Irish laborers
1 Democratic party has been weakened to an
amount at least equal to majority two
years ago.
But since the election of 1851 the party has
been seriously weakened in this State and Coun.
" BY internal d,ssensions. 1t has no present
nor prospective harmony. 1t is trae that there
has been . sort Of union patched up, one faction
taking the platform and the other the csndl-
dates. But even now unmistakable signs Of dis
satisfaction and dstruss are seen, and BY the
time the ballot boxes close ON the second Tues
day 10 October every thing will again be 81
skies and sevens.
A. result of this lack Of harmony and wan
of . single certain well-defined principle OF
, plank on which the people can rally, there ex'
lists in this State not particle Of enthusiasm il
the ranks of that party. few hackneyed
trading politicians who are hoping for favor
from Washington or who havo lived all thei
lives by Office, are now trying in vain to arous
interest. But 1t is all sham and won't do
Their senseless defamation, their tragic ii
tssdes, their sheet.iron thunder, their falsshood
about the Lunatic Asylum, Republican ex
trava canoe" and "awful disclosures" have beef
used up thus early in the canvas without effect
: They are now at the end Of their rope.
vigorous canvas will now annihilate them.
1t 10 our deliberate and well CONSIDERS
!, opinion that by nominating good men to
= oface-naking good ticket and giving il
= cordial, united and vigorous support, We ca
carry Des Moines County and send three goo
Republicans 70 the Legislators. What say 70
+ friends in the several townshipsi What q
70 YOU Republicans Of Burlingtons sAall We hol
:, The enemy In check il this city while .,
y er;ends In the several townships beat thems-
., That Il The way II cen be dons-shaN IL
!. donef
Il F
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STATE OF Iowa, Toe
Louisa County, .
To William l.. Clements and Jesse ..


Taylor
S1RS,-You are hereby notified that there ID now on
fe in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said Louisa County, petition In Chancery Of Nathaniel
Mcclure, claiming against you and N. W.. Burris and
John Beatty that compliments title to the following
described real estate situate In said Louisa County to
Wit: The West fractional half Of Section number eix-
teen Township number Seventy.four Ul). Range
Two (9 West be forever quieed against you and the
rest said and praying that the cancells-
ton upon the Mortgage Records Of said County Of
certain mortgage on said real estate Of date January
28d, A. D. 1856 executed BY Samuel d. Coleman and
Ruby Coleman his wife, to secure to H. W. Burris the
payment Of 1900 dollars, n6, II months from date
naught, the ground Of fraud In the cancelston
you and the said Beatty With notice
Of said fraud and that unless you eppear ana answer
thereto on or before the morning Of the second day Of
the next said Court TO be begun and holden 81
Wapello In said County the 4th Monday In October
A. b. 1852 Judgment By default will be rendered against
you and decree will be catered according to the
PHELPS ROBERTSON,
.v~QN.vAt COmDlainAntse SolicitOr0.
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WIGS-WlGB-WlGSe

WIGS-WIGS-WlGS
BATCH ELOR'S WIGS AND fOUPEEs surpass oil
They are elegant, light and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up bshind-ne shrink
ng OF the head indeed this the eny EstablishmeDt
where these things properly understood ae1 made
Julb1yw 39o Broadway. New York.
Persons AFFLICTED with The Fever aad Ag1s should not
spare either time trouble expense, procure DR.
HosTErTERY CELEBRATED BlTfERS, whose bens-
Aeent effects upon the human system has been clearly
proved to those who have been stricken down in short
space Of time BY this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are
wan and meagre, and whose nights are sssspless and
restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with
death staring them In the face, this compound must
prove blessing; snatchng them as were from the
very mouth Of the grave None know it, true value
until they have tested It. When all others have failed,
these Bers have restored these Bers have restored
the sufferers to pristine health Their popularity In al
the Western and Southern parts should introduce them
to all families.
Zee advertisement In another column.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
an1-bplm
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mOd2C action. and 10
IN THH nfSWEI0.
= Il vilI aive rest 10 yeur.
= ~ aOo .N -
AHA artiele for ever emf
sMnrrnr Avn 9rrrn n, n.
&ahle a sav af anv cher
- HAYTEn IN n aTN.
6rrcr a CCRR. vhen
@ve knov A instance 81
- -. 80. n.sS - On az eon.
18Th ~ onerstions- M
.sa,,,,~rAsa,nn A - ~.
s-en.s ~ 100 Il IN
snr.1 . afnss ~ $500
3 -. srw9saV,us - 11n
/. - n.HAnS' Il e,4eee
ineans N sun.rine -
0TsS I'M - sonnS n ten ~
As.rvn = sa~inisferad.
~ \. ~ nresertntion o1
ENcFn ana aKfLLRUI
~ana haa hsen uaed vith
!. ch;,S rom main. hut in.
ho-.,s ccrrscAs acid,tv.
~ nc moe svstem. tx
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Home for q Poor Han,
ON TEN YEARS C8ROHTs

ON TEN YEABB CB&W1Ts
WILL SELL go ACRES Of prime Prairie and
Timber Land, ~ reasonable price, one hfti 1evn
and the balance in ten equal annual paymenes.-
aug6-bpu A1NEI y. 0O0x
TIME PARTNERSM1P Of E. -. 8aD0
i 90. expiring BY limitation the cO11ing yels ve
are determined 70 close out our present 6eock o. LAM
Der, consisting OF over
SIX MILLION FEET
Of every variety, at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We will keep supply Of those eAtra A. shingles o.
our manufacture, anied fun cosns and every
shnsls perfect. Also, Lath Timber. Doors and eash
Of tAe best quality, and - the lowest rates
The highest market price viii be allowed TOR wheat
and Oats In exchange for Lumber. We viii also take
Wheat and Oats for what 10 due W on accoult.
Lumber can be purchased A. our yards Ia MI Plea.
SAINT, Fairfield Agency City. and OtumWA " our Bar.
lington pricse with the edition OF freight.
iale-bpen =. D. RAND co.
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o. @. WIaHTMAN, Co. Juda
4. W. CARPENTkk,
JAMES W. GRIMES,
O. DUNHAM,
". y. OOOLBAUGH,
J. g. LAUMAN,
y = n MCT.ARENi0

me undersigned, Farmers Aavncs comfy,
Iowa. having sSvsrAy tested the ID ching AAchine pc
tented BY Marcus kmerson. aud nov used aud owned
BY Sunderland Bro, Of Burlington, lows, By having
drains made with the our farms, 10 deolFe 70
add testimony 10 that Of others who have recon.
mended II destnsa 10 become OF Tie greatest pe0ot0o
benefit the faraiag interest etAts and ~ -
West generally. The result cf,he ents ~ have
made and the benefit have derived nom the ueo Of
the Machine, are beyoni our most ssngnne expscee.
tons, and - TAR We Lave eeeo sbis 70 ieasn NE
same has been the In other localities has euA.
bIed us reclaim, at inSEnin~aat cost large per.
items Of farms which had presfDusiy been Totally
uutillsble and worsehan usei ARD render the same
~ productive, II not more -, than hat which " had
before considered our best land
The draias made BY this NJ. him are large eaougA
for All practical purposss Tar ehoik below the surface
be beYoHd the reach Of frost Shd NE ground
above then - cultivated without the slightest dan
eer Of injury - tbs drains. We are convinced that
hey are slsO psrmansnt and durabie. some Of the
drains In this County were nads waA thls machine
more than tso yeAss ago ana a q sAsm fsEn y g
naAs In lnois and elsewhere they have been In ~
. mucA longsE tns. With ths same resull
Another very great advantage 70 be derived from
recognise % d - lconssanl
sapp Of pure Geek Wass which these dfans forash u
their nuslees, Bumeg aAd Winter This alone, m
localities n AL = vsssh aanissy nero sAaa ~
II eooe Of drainage.
Ws tAsreiore nsss cordially recommend ~ abev,
named Machine - the farmers ofths County and u TIL
oAa With saslEs een4saee that vheesvss sTie1 u w
psrssm - list ~ owners elain for u, and rsssls
permanent - issens esasass = Z; 1so :rs:o
" @ ss sssSa#Ia4 DAVID LARl1OH
WI. LA04A
y. B-MAaAlAea fuRniaAed; ard the right - - y
sAassd - - nos sssseAsls tsrns 4 - sAdsrsGa
VI 66hDnaLAnD D BloS,
ssgS4v0 nN9agasastssss
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A New York correspondent OF the Baltimore
Clipper says:
"Among the visitors lately at the Astor was
the Hon. Reverdy johnson. He informs me
that, in the course Of few months, he will go
to Paris to have an eye (now blind) taken out.
Some years ago, while Witnessing duel, the
ball from the pistol Of one Of the parties struck
a tree, aud glsncing into his eye destroyed the
sight The serious operation Of removing the
Whole ball Of the eye has now become necessary
and surgeons here advise the resort to Paris
skill"
A despatch from Washington affirms that Q
full and final treaty Of peace has been concluded
between the friends OF Messrs. Wise and Old,
of the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner. The
friends o, tie parties were thirty-six hours in
set,liag the difficulty, Tor about thirty hours
more than Napoleon and francis Joseph occu.
pied IN making peace after the late Italian
war;