ae-Dnd Death of Dr. Elizur Deminga mibothHe ; Thu Lafayette papers bring us thenb j sad news ot the death of Dr. Elizur wo | Deming, one ol the oldest and most ia*|disinguished citizens ~f #ndied on Fiidav. the 23J. after aillnes. He was a man\Va creat talent and attainments.wasvit I most estimable character. The La* J pR'fayette America* says concerning Ljercthis lamentable event; lhjj {resided among uspordsee lnearly a quarter of a c rt 1 Previous the reto he ilttdfitl ana pr» i ^I ticed his profession in ChiiUcothe* |enl|'16 I 0hio* citv.10 His profession was the darling ob*| |o m ject of his pursuit. He has been conu* ! nected with several institutions, andn i of a Professorship in the Medical Col* £*|f|Cilege of St. Louis. j)cen»e | Studious habits and a fine address!gave him a wide range ufliterary *c-1 noblyr- (quirements, and frequent opportune'« ties of pouring his *Specious miraclesftf§lt;i•i to sight. His ability and eloquenceo are attested bv a lone list ol miscelw Wlaneous orations and address on vsri-atedmarkn ous occasions. and ar His political life is honored as his I Comnprivate character was beautiful and j bergood. He hived his fel!ow*man ; and ' horseforsake this sentiment he of OHforsook In later vear* tHe hope* of*old ipreferment and the capri- *120