Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21
CEDAR FALLS, Sept 2lst. 1850. s.s.. ... .... .s
Periodicals,

Codeys Ladyfs Book for October is upon table
We in with others have repeatedly styled II
the peerless Queen Of the monthly zines" that it
does all by this time must be Of the high
position that occupies. One Of the most interesting
features Of this magazine its steel plates which always
represent something beautiful elke the number
before entitled From correspondent
which natural home like, that it must interest all
who look upon it.
Lddies Home Magazine, edited by r. 8. ARTHUR and
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND, is received for October Its table
ofcontents which is follows win give idea Of the
choice matter this magazine contains: Poor Cousin Eu
! nice-Fin McGann's Ghost-The Portrait--My Great
Bargain-Uncle Ned-Letters the Girls-Come ond Go
The Gambler Outwtted The Old Mad-Florence--
How l lost my Lover-Boys' and Girls Treasury
Mothers Department-IInts to Housekeepers- Health
/ Department and Work Table--New Publica.
tons-Edtors Department. BESIDES this are seventeen
illustrations which particularly interesting to the
! ladies' x
Cosmopolitan art 0myn0Ior September Is before u.s.
This periodical published quarterly by the Cosopol
tan Art Association, at SIS, broadway N. " at 5000
year. No invest two dollars any better ad.
vantage than by subscribing for IT, Its matter IT, as it's
title indicates Of the most interesting and lasting and
those who seek good substantial literature win do well TO
examine this periodical before making complete selection
Il y . He y =
| A Douglas meeting held at Lawrcnceville
Ga, recently, was attended by four men-one
was chairman, another was secretary, and the
other two were the enthusiastic audience.
The ALPHABETICAL PARrY.--The Buffalo
| Commercial Adrertiser calls the Fusion ticket
+ in that State g the Bell Everett Douglas-John
son Union-Irish- American Wing Democratic
ticket"
A Mississippi paper says that" Mississippi,
pledges her word not to submit to the rule of
Black Republican President, ewonder
if her, ''.word" is as good as her bonds. Lou.
Journal. . ,a,,. ..3 NJ s,s.5 s.3 r
The bargain Of Douglas with the Know
Nothings provides for an American Cabi-
net in case Of his election, and twenty -one
years residence for naturalzed citizens, before
voting. aa5o aaa e > Ca as.ao
The Rochester Union learns from reliable
authority that Chief Justice fancy, Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, is warm
advocate Of Mr.. Douglas election, hs'3
& South Carolina demands :" protection or
blood" We expect that when her "blood''
begins TO run, her whole call will be for pro
lection. - Lon. jour. 'fafk ,.gsa o. .alLiI s
Hon. A. J. Stephens made speech at Au-
suSta, ueosSia, on SATURDAY last, IN favor OF
Douglas doctrine of 8 non-intervention. son
the ground that il would greatly increase the
influence Of the Slave Power. s'. ..ss ..ia
g A Mr.. Henry Clay Dean, an Iowa Demo-
crat, has challenged any political opponent to
meet him upon the stump The Iowa papers
say that he washes his face and changes his
shirt only once year, but that he is pow
erful speaker. We think he must be strong
one. His competitor will do well to get on
the right side Of him-snd the right side
would be the windvard side.---Log. Louy.