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DIED,

On the morning Of the 2oth instant, after q long
2. "a pa,qfpl illness of consumption, MANY E..
The Ian YES and friends Of The Tsm,Is .,a "a
qnested to attend her funeral, to- morrow evening"
at O'clock from her residence, on 1 ST., between
2lst and 22d SITS.
On the morning Of the 18th instsnt Miss MARY
kLoEPPlNGEn,s sister OF the late z. Kloeppng
or. :
The uneral will take place from the Iniirm airy
this ahernoon, at O'Clock, which the relatives and
friends " the family are invited TO attend.
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From kuatan and Hepdur..

NEW ORLEANS, July 19-The brig Kate, from
uatan on the 18th, brings intelligence that Hon
durss takes possession Of the Bay islands on the
3Oth, but the people viii resist the attempt by
forces OF arms. Gen. Walker had left the island
and bad gone, IL was supposed, TO Central Ameri-
ca. The yellow fever was raging at Belize, Hon
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New York Politics

ROME, \. Y, July 1e.-The BreckinrIdee Dem
ocrats Of the third district, Oneida county have
called a Convention TO meet in this CITY ON the
18th instant 70 choose a delegate 70 the State Con-
vention at Syracuse on the 9Th Of August.
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Douglas Ratifjcat,ep m,,ti,,

lNDIASAPoLIs, Ind, July 19-Tbe Douglas rati-
ncation meeting in this city yesterday was hardly
up To the expectations in regard 10 the attendance
Speeches were made by Gov Willard, Senator
Pugh, and Representative vallandigham
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Baitimsre slarket.-

BALTIMORE, July 20 -Flouf closed Quiet and
steady Howard street and Ohio IS Is Woest
closed steady; red 81 2taI IS; white 81 3DaI.5O
Corn caosed dull; yellow 62s6lc Shite 7Oa72..
Provisions closed very firm. Bacon Is advancing.
whisky closed steady but quiet at % \ salc
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To CONSERVATIVES.

VHtTH LtCtT UtI JetTt,
This great specific for Consumption is fast SUPER
oeding s others in Its curative effects upon those
highly scientific principles of the pure OIL and
robbed OF the nauseous taste of the plain article. il
without masticatIOn, and is gradually dIssolyed
and digesed. passing into the small intsstines drop
By drop, supplying the wastes of the body By It's
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sus-
tanning nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
and recommended By the faculty everywhere this
preparation Is confidently offered as q remedy for
Consumption and al Scrofnlous affections
Sold BY Charles Stott, Washington, and By all re-
spectacle drug ists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Bsekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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mhs. W ImLow, an AZ a sonoo1 naIse and ismAle
Ph1Acien. has Soefhsas SyysByo Catidss nesA-
ns Each greatly iscliItsss the Of tcethinG
" SCREENING The guns, rejoicing ali innsmmanon-
stn eAtes al pan. tBd sure 20 regulate the
oOsels. Depend aPcn AZ, noths-s, Is sl1 give rect
y lyLiseiyes anc Jslei and hsalh q yosI lliAntS
eaothsr column. - ceuF
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nOipCE TO " AsHiNsToNIANs.-Those Of our
ieito"-citiIen' leaving for the watering places
anu ELSEWHERE should bear in mind that we do
nO1 mail iHs STAR except after payment In ad-
vance az the rate Of 37X cents per month
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New Ter. .,a....a

NKw YORK. July 20 Flour ~ heavy; STATE
S IOaS5.e0; Ohio IS 50as5 e5 southern Is 5Oa
S575. Wheat is dull, and noniBally declined 4
a2c Corn Is steady mixed 6lkao3c. Pork IL
nrm but quiet; mess eli 50asi9 So; prim. sia So,
s4 81 Lard is arm st i3ksI3zc WHISKY A
steady al 2ic. Sugar has advanced re
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PERSONAL.

A NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHERE
"A abOuts of my wife, Bridget RYAN, who was IN
the city of New York VINE last heard Of will con
Ter great favor by transmitting the same TO me-
~ I8-1t- JNO. Rl AN, Washington, ID. c.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
IVA GisT AND DcCTREss, JHSf from EKrOps.-This
highly GIFTED and Intelg ent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call a.
10. zoo Twenty second street, between Il and I,
Washington. ie 20 SIM
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. DR. Gibbons
John L. M. ROBERTSto Miss LOUISA JANE
HEATLEY, both of this city. -
On the evening of the 18th instant by the Rev
John n. Coombs, Mr.. WILLIAM FUSSa d Miss
SALLlE AVERY all Of Washington city.
On the evening of the 18th instant, BY Rev. ]. I'm
N. Coombs, Mr.. JAMES SPEAR of Balti
more, and Miss Al. ICE NJ. HURDLE, of Wash
lngton city. tbalto. Sun and Clipper copy.)
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Palpl alton of the heart is frequently caused by
Indigestion or relaxed state of the system
course OF few weeks of these invaluable IN d
iclnes Will diminish the irregular thrObbing and ,
Dy removins the source, restore Its natural pull sa
uon 10 as ST the functions, not to fO.ce them, s
the true secret OF success HOlloway's medicines
ana treatment are based on the supple laws of ma
LuIe-Dy annlhlatlng the cause th- effect disap-
pears. sold by all Druggists, at 25c 60 and 81 per
box or pot. IL Ia w
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LOG AL NE w s.

IL Though The star Is printed on the faxtr..
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is 50 large as to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise thew NAV
not appear until the next dav-
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NorIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 De inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
al and forwarded from TIE SrAR Office
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The Erie Canal.

ALBANY, July 1.-THE Canal tolls amounted.
the second week Of July, 20 $50 25s an increase
of sss2 ga Total tolls to 18th July s9s7 SIS In
crease s36s .S33.
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Financial.

Nkw 1oRk, July 10 -Stocks are less active and
ioweri chicago ana Rock Island 7iA; Cumber-
Coal co: is; III. Central shares 7OA: do bonds
oAi Michigan Southern D; New fork Centrsl
IS Reading 42k; Wig ia6s9Ix,
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City Election.

MILWAUKEE,, July 1s.-The election for city
treasurer to-day resulted in the choice Of J. A.
Tesch, republican, by 932 majority
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EDITOR STAR In an issue of your paper a few
DAYS subsequent to the late city election your
readers were Informed that a certain individual
had been brought before magistrate to answer
the charge OF melting to riot at the first precinct
OF the Fourth Ward; that number Of witnesses
had been summoned and were ready to testify as
to the part he took in the stoning and shooting at
that precinct by which young Stirling was shot
this leg having been since amputated;) and that
an examination was waived before the ma gistrate
Now, sir, am Informed that several witnesses
nave been before the grand jury, but vet no in
dlctment has been found. Can II be that this
case, by which the lives Of those present and of
persons residing in the immediate vicinity were
SO greatly endangered by the acts Of this person
and others, and voters thereby intimidated from
going t. the polls, (by which, perhaps the result
OF the election would have been changed, is 10
nave the = go by, " because the question put by
the grand inquest, - Did you see him strike any
one :" has not been arirmatively answered by al
witness, when the charge is nor Of assault but Of
melting TO rot or we TO conclude that politics
can be the SHIELD Of some in our community and
not OF DINERS FOURTH WARD.
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SA BRAID HAIR NETS.

0U DOZEN BRAID HAIR NETS. for Ladies'
and Misses, IN Black, Blue. Brown and Cherry
colors. at only 87n cents equal To those formerly
sold at from : LOO 81 -. just received az
MANWELL'S.
ALSO, 81 dozen more GEN Is SUMNER
CRANATS and y Eek TIES; at only l2Iz cents
each. or SLID per dozen just received at
MANWEiI'S.
Jy l7-eOt3t 32S Pa Az
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT0MTS


TOT oIheT UeoTgttotrN ddceTflSen7eRfS sea Tsf pag,
ESTRANED.-FrOm the subscriber, about -four
II weeks ago. a small II ED COW, with ~uer6
snort teats she has no white marks about ~
her Any one returning her to the corner Of Mo- {
gomerS and olive sts., will he literally rewarded
by HIRAM GRAY. Blacksmith. iK Is 81
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Additional from Eurepe.

NEw YORK, July 2O-The steamship Africa.
rom Liverpool on the 9TH, arrived here this
morning. Her advices are not Of special import
ance except in a commercial view
Ihe weekly Liverpool report shows that cotton
hsd declined ID son the week, and that bread
sturs were slig htly lower
The massacre Of the Christians at Lebanon n
confirmed
In the House Of Common. Lord Russell .r-
pressed Satisfaction that the American Govern
ment had recalled General Harvey from the com.
mand at San Juan
The siege Of Naples had been raised, the con-
sttuton Of ISIS proclaimed and thu law. for IN.
reg9Laton OF the press Of 1919 Professionally re-
Naples continued tranquil There were con-
uicuhg accounts however, conoerring the nego-
batons between that Power and Piedmont
The Russian loan had been allotted The sub
scriptions had reached f5OOOOOO
~ was reported that Garibaldi had marched on
Messina previous TO the 5th
Inc House OF Commons had adopted resolutions
asserting It's privilege over taxation, but taking
no acuon on the rejection Of the paper DUTY bill
oY the House Of Lords.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of Ut; Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathlc Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 to S.
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
II. ID. Gilman. 350 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by +. b. Winter, north corner of X street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazet, for internal and external infammations Of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Q Iy
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COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, July 7-Cotton-SaIes OF the r-.k
.O,O9 bales Prices had declined I'd. The mar
ket closed irregular. Holders Were pressing ON
the market, Dat their offerings were freely met
oy purchasers The stock was however aeon
mulating over the sales stock Al LIyeTnooI
,295 600 bales.
Breadstufis The weather had been favorable
Tor the crops. Flour had declined Is since Tues
and quiet.
ProVisions Beethoven qualities had slightly
declined Pork and bacon were quiet Lard
slightly higher
General Produce Sugar and coffee firm. Bic.
heavy Rosin unchanged. Turpentine active at
London Markets.-All articles slightly lower
except sugar, which had advanced 6dals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-20

MEYERS MIRACULOUS VRRMIS DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches Bugs Ants
den insects.
RPrincipsl Depot, 6I2 Broadway, NY.
sou Dy all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-20

BARRY's TRIcoPHERous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
ufylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re.
storing the Hair. Ladies', try II. Sold By all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. MAR J9-en
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SEE CERTIFICATE In another column i'm regard
20 =. Baird's dental chair.r We have seen and
tried the " easy chair, Of yBairds invention, and
know II 10 be an excellent Institution, n,
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LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. s-Sp
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FOR sALE-That desirable RESIDENCE on
L the Heights OF Georgetown known as Rock
Spring. at present occupied by T.. p. Miller Esq .
DIS ant one mile from the omnibus = aud. Thee
are about s. acres of land attached the place the
greater part under cutivafIoa The improvements
consist OF comfortable dwelling use, han corn
house. stables, aud spring- house, &c. There are
several springs Of pure cool wa er on IL. Also,
lot adjoining, known as Boyle's Hill contain ng
IA .asfes. For te ms, which Will be accnmno-
dating, apply to Dr. kidwell or to McCobb & Dodge
65 Water street. jy l9-6t
FOR NEW Y0RK.-The packet schooner Fair
u fax, Captain Mott, will commence load A n
ing for the a'Ove port on Monday, 18th inst ZfES
63 Water st. iyIl
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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HoLLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.

SEE advertisement about Lawton Blackberries
In another column
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FREE NEGROES IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
detective officers Allen and usher were EMPLOYED
to go to Bladensburg, Md, 10 release a colored
girl named Deborah Conway, and inq uire into
the cause Of her arrest From the Justice John
w. Scott, Esq, they ascertained that she had
been brought before him a nonresident free
negro, and the fine for such entering the State Ia
twenty dollars. The girl said that she could nav
the fine II she would send to her uncle Wash
ington Tyler, for years a workman In McKelden's
bakery. note was sent, informing TYLER that
the nne was $40, which must be paid or she
would be sent to Jail and sold to paw that amount
and also requiring him to bring evidence of her
freedom. Allen and Busher obtained her release.
carrying certificate from John A Ruff ESQ to
whom she had been bound when a minor by the
Orphans Court Of this District Allen took the
girl ana required her to show him where she was
when taken, and she told him that she left this
city with u little tin bucket TO gather some black
berries that man, who said his name Is brown
accused her Of stealing black berries and arrested
her in the woods not far from the Seventh street
road, in the District. He carried her round To-
wards the railroad, and said he would sell her II
he could get to the road In time to take her 10
Baltimore But he went outside of the District
line and took her round TO Biadensburg Allen
says he will try to seek little further into this
matter. The law Of Maryland was made with q
view TO prevent free negroes coming into that
State to reside. But IL 1t yields a revenue TO ali
who bring free negro before Justice Il offers
strong inducement to kidnapping negroes In
the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-20

CRAVING SECURITY FOR Yesterday
afternoon John Ray, German, was arrested and
taken before Justice johnson upon a charge Of
assault and battery on Catharine Koone and at
tempting to abduct her daughter, and TO extort
money from her by n threat of prosecution for
bigamy. From the evidence 1t appeared that the
prosecuting witness was married TO Raw i'm this
city about 10 years ago by Rev. Father Alig.
Since that time Ray absented himself in the
Mexican war, and did not return until lately
Not having heard Of him, or receiving any init
nation OF his existence, she believed him dead,
and she married a second time. After her second
marriage, she amassed little property. Raw
recently returned, claimed her as his lawful w fe,
and the daughter by the first marriage as his
child, and the property 40 his. Justice johnson
decided that though he regarded the seven years.
absence equal TO divorce in the eve OF the law.
ne had no authority to decide the question of the
legality OF the subsequent marriage, that belong
ing 70 higher court. But as the complainant
must be protected, he would require Ray to give
security that he will keep the peace, and not mo-
LEST the complainant In her present relation,
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DORTO RICO SUGARS,

II NOTICE.
Il HE CO-PARTNERSHI HERETOFORE
eIIstIng be ween VAN DOREN a WILLIAMS
Merchant Tail 2rs, was on the l7th day If july
1909, dissolved by mutual consent. Berna Van
Doren being authorized 10 settle the business of Inc
late hrm. BERNARD VAN UOREN
JAMES WILLIAMS,
BERNARD VAN DOREN will continue
70 conduct the business Of MERCHANT
TAILORING a the old stand. No ass 7th s.teeI
opposite rent Office, where he will he pleased 20
see the friends of the late IN. Cientlemen's
Clnthlng of all kinds made 10 order with neatness
ana al snort notlce jy lS-stt
pIANOS-fOr School Eek additions. Pic Mics. Ser
snades, or family use-FOR Rent for day.
week or month, upon reasonable terms.
i~@ John FILLS. 2O6 Pa Az
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FmK-The alarm Of fre "Wednesday night was
caused by the discovery Of fire In Pages mill,
ner Of Seventh and Canal SITS u was fortunately
extnguished by young man named Dixon, be-
fore the apparatus Of the fire companies was
needed This will account for the running Of
nremen and others In that direction as well as In
the opposite direction, where a strange light was
reflected against the sky.
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uARPER'S MAGAZINE, rs CENTS rs cents,
Is cents Is cents Is cents, rs cents IS cents rs
for August number. -
X. Hbbard's well-known CIRCASSIkN
BtLM, the most remarkable healer IN the world
Tor sale. See bills. A. HUNTER
il ~ lkff lInder Wisisrcs
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POLICE MArTERs-Bsfors JKSties Clark.--James
Brooks and Mary Brooks were accused Of swear
Ing and hned. J. d. Connolly was charged with
throwing stones; fne and costs. William Butler
Levi Logan, and Edward Owens, charged with
profanity; Butler and Logan fined, and Owen,
his peddler's license; fined IS and costs Simon
Flynn built bonfire In his yard; fined 81 "a
Susan Halliday and Robert Seymour, accused OF
ProfanelY swearing fine and costs. Michael
Ward, charged with stealing $50 from John
Powers bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-20

NETTING OF TIE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
LAST NIeHr-The regular weekly meeti ny Of the
Repub can Association, held last evening al their
'-wigwam, J" corner Of Indiana avenue and second
street. was kely attended, and great enthusiasm
manifested Eloquent and interesting speeches
were made by Mr.. J. J Combs, Of Ohio, and
Atlas and Bee. Fifty new members were added
10 the roll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-20

VorE OF THAsKss-The Mount Vernon
q yards, Of Alexandria, at their meeting on Tues
day night last, pnssed resolutions Of thanks to
Mr. w. T. Walker, constable Of that county, and
city, whom he called 10 his assistance, In main
tanning order at Columbia Springs upon the occa-
sion Of the recent Tournament and Ball at that
place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Ru6sanisns.-Last Thursday morning, be-
tween the hours of one and two o clock, some
unknown wretchcs stoned the residence Of
JOHN CAMERON, Esq, of this place. Two
windows were completely destroyed, and
seven large stones, many Of them six inches
square, were picked up in the house, and any
Of them large enough to have killed person
If hit by one of them. Three stones were
found on bed, in which no one happened
to be sleeping at the time, though it bad been
in use until that night, One of the rocks
struck the Piano, knocking of the veneering,
and making deep hole in the wood. Mr..
G. has also IN unoccupied building on First
Street, from which the windows were taken
out and destroyed. Mr.. CAnEsoN, is entire
~ ignorant Of the names Of the parties, or
what could have been their object in perpe-
trating this act Of vandalism, mot having an
enemy in the place that he is aware Of
From the fact Of the parties having first
stoned his residence, and then proceeding to
a different part Of the town, and committing
depredations on other property of Mr.. Cs,-
molestins none Other, lit weuld appear that
it was not the act Of . drunken crowd, but
rather preconcerted plan Of men who knew
full wen what they were about. We sincere
ly hope that the perpetrators of these bastard
ly acts may be ferreted out, and receive the
reward such deeds merit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Dubuque d Rsc;fe r. R.-The earnings
of this road for the month Of June, was &c.
897 "a, and the current expenses, 44,6o8-
IA. Net profit for the month q, 1914 BIZ
As the Herald says, " this is doing pretty
wen, but when the Rood gets out to Cedar
Falls it will do much better still" We have
heard it reported within few days that the
iron necessary to complete the Road to this
point had been purchased, and that strong
force will be put on the line the first Of
August, with the intention Of having the
Road finished here within ninety d.ys from
that time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Psriodicals.-Mr. CHAs. RArTRAY has pre-.
sentcd us with several of the latest periodicals;
and here let us say that he intends to keep
I'll the most popular magazines, illustrated
papers, etc. and having made arrangements
with eastern news dealers to procure them by
express, will be enabled to furnish them in
advance Of the Mail. He has just been
making additions to his.stock Of Books and
Stadonery, and when be gets into his new
room in Overman's block, which win be Mon
day, he will have place to show his goods
to advantage, and consequently have an es-
Enlistment that viii present : fine appear
ance. a'3 ~ gEft
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Horticultural Socieey. -Have contrScted
with the firm of KELLER & BunrEE for twenty
five Settles, for their Hall; they have also
made arrangements for three appropriate
stands for platforms. The platforms will be
carpetsd. They-hav determined to have their
room completely fffhished &c aa,e A%inser
course Of lectures. When their room is COM
pleted they win then use all Of their extra eff
forts to increase their library and reading
room. This is noble institution. = - =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

ass 81. + .ss..s :I.sa. II Pc =.
ceased b hs win admitted 70 record July 9nd 1850 was
commissioned BY decree Of g. w Couch County Judge
Of Black Hawk County 10 adminifr on his estate; and
al persons haxng demands a6a I'D slaS1 Or indebt-
ed thereto, VIII please present the same Immediately 70
him, q The olee of D.. A1en. Oedsg Ysa 49, the
same may be settled according TO law.
EDWIN Known, Essowtor. =,
~ $. By d AIIsx, III Attorney.
Dated July 9th. 1850. 1874
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Gynsnasium.-The young men Of this place
are making efforts to establish good Gym
nasium in our midst. We hope their efforts
will be successful, for while an institution Of
this kind viii give them, an opportunity to
develop their muscular systems, which, by
the way, is as much their duty, as it is to de-
velop their mental, would have tendency
to draw many in their leisure moments from
saloons and dissipation, toa place where they
can partakc Of amusement that viii be moral,
beneficial, and health giving. PA
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W,alnIted.,'

n GENTS WANTED 800 iCfrvE AGENTS
a wanted Through nnois. Indians. MEXICAN, Iowa and
Wisconsin, 10 cell len and saleabe articles that aord
fEom 100 70 80 Per cent ps0nt. sl..,es s -
Papers giving iris two Insertions WIN receive one Of Men
dels Great Portraits of Lincoln. Size "a by d inches
Address With stamp. GARRISON CO., Post once Box
3S5l, Chicago, IN. ls-2,