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NEW YORK COOKING ACADEMY
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RKIksT's HAIR DYE N THE BGsT IN

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weeks IN tho state paper and In The new spaper
printed In the ciw Of brooklyn entitlsd the vii
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23i day o. December, 1868. JOHN DIkFNAN,
County Judge oi KINGS County. 423
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
The EeN!nys In Cnnndn.

The n. Y. Herald's Toronto cores.
pondent says the members of the Pro-
vincial Government and their support
ers in Canada, are i'm a state OF great
agitation, i'll regard to the f'enian move
ment. The Fcnian order has been
known to exist there for years, but has
occasioncd but little concern until the
occurrence of recent events. Owing to
what has transpircd in this country.
England and Ireland, the Canadi1n
Government has, 1t is said, organized
and distributed throughout the Prov
ince, teace Of sPies. Great activity is
reported to prevail In military a4iairs.-
Changes in the disposition of troops are
being made; garrisons are being rein
forced in The regions where the Irish
predominate Investigations regarding
the l0yaltyof officers and soldiers are
being instituted, and arms are. being
distributed among the citizens Known
to be opposed to Fcnian designs. The
Custom authorities are nervous over the
recent large importation Of war muni-
tions, which, IL is believed, will ulti-
mately find their way into the hands Of
the Fenians. lt il rumored that the
present movements in Ireland are bat y
rusc, and that the grand design is, when
England has thrown her troops into
that GellEtsy, that the armed forces of
the Order on this side Of the Atlantic
shall seize Canada, declare IL an indie
pendent state, aud place 1t under the
protection OF the United States. -..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
News Items.

An insane man stole a steamboat ut
Evansville, last "Wednesday, aud by
casting Oft her mooring let her float
down the stream, where she lodged on
a bar. For some time he successfully
repelled the boatmen who came out to
board her, but was finally overpowered.
The English correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that ut the time
of the establishment OF the Mexican
Empire, Napoleon agreed to sustain the
Empire against all its foes, while Max
imillian agreed that if hc should die
without issue, Mexico should become
French colony.
The most valuable lot OF furs ever
brought to st. Paul, was received last
week from the Hudson Bay Company
5000 mink skins, worth S5o,0O0. The
skins filed twelve ordinary sixed boxes,
and the st. Paul Press says are worth
more than their weight in silver. The
ladies know how valuable they are.
Col. John 0. MaAony, of New York,
has been elected President of tho Feni-
an Brotherhood of North America.
General Grant has issued an order
that no more skedaddlers from the draft
shall be arrested. This will inspire many
a sneaking coward In Canada with bold
ness.
Henry Ward Beechcr, on Sunday.
preached sermon, in which he gave in
his endorsement of President Johnson
end his reconstruction policy.
The Provincial Government Of Cana
da Is In high state 0fexcitement In re-
gard to the Fcnian movement.
Gov. johnson, of Georgia, is under
stood to be opposed to the Withdrawal
of troops from that State.
II is understood that Surgeon General
Wolcott, of WISCONSIN, a gentleman of
distinguished medical ability, Is pre-
pairing report relative to the anticipa-
ted visit of the cholera, and the best
means of mitigating its ravagcs. "
The Nebraska Territorial election on
the 10th resulted in a handsome Repub-
lican victory. Gillespie Is elected Treas
urcr by 200, and Kountzc Auditor by
400 majority, and the Republicans have
both branches of the Legislature.
MaXimillian issued q proclamation
on the I'd, officially announcing the de-
parture or Jaurcz from Mexican Terri
tory saying "that the cause which
Jaurez had sustained with so much val
brand constancy, had at last succumbed
pot only to the national will, Eat accord.
Ing 10 INe same law that lhlS leader IN
S0ked In support Of his tittc,"
The recent election In Florida called
out small vote, but the result was IA
yorable to the out-and-out Unionists.- -
a moveineut Is on foot in Florida to SO.
cure the rclaase Of Ex-senator Yulec,
of that STATE, now confined ia Fort
Pulaski. .e'
| A. proposition Ia under consideration
In Philadelphia to take the whole block
bounded by Broad, Walnut, Juniper
and Sansom streets, and cover it with
an immense hotel, on the Paris plan,
win large court in the center, con,
| surrounded by an ample carriage drive
The capital for the project can be had
and it IL believed the establishment OF
q Hotel du Louvre in Philadelphia will
| be made
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III continued to grind.
CHAPTER v.

!. And the OF the North were mghtier than the
men of the South and took all their sronghods and
chief cities, and made many captives.
g. And the sons ofthe North pursued the King Of the
ed himself In crnoline and Calico thus introducing
new style ef rainent among the sons Of men;
B. And WN IRELAND Co. fearing to be Ike Othe-
,o-their occupation goneand left with large amount
OF Coats Pants and Vests hand decided sell the
sons Of the North those garments as cheap rs hoop
skirts and calico could be bought for. %.' -
4. And as the war drew near an end, there arose a
great panic among the sellers Of merchandise Of food and
OF rament, and the prices Of these things began TO fall
and they said among themselves. behold the war is
near It's end, and gold and silver will be more
among us and We shah he left with large stocks goods
on hand which we have bought at high PRICES
And among the sellers OF raiment in Cedar Pas
which the chief city OF the tribe that dwell on the Ce.
aar, were Wh iRrtASp Co. who were the keepers Of
the Model Clothing Store, Main Street, In that city,
.. And WH IRELAND Co, when goods were very
low, because OF the panic bought many bales and boxes
OK c'oths Of all kinds, which they made up into Coats
and Pants and Vests and all rament.
T. And in the Spring time OF the year 1865 they ad-
yertised all the papers and sent cut ,e hand bills
INTO every town, and put their posters every wall
procamng to all the people that they sold Clothes and
raincnt OF all Kinds and descriptions Of better quality
and at cheaper prices than could be bought for at any
other place. 6 .- sn T.. ~
S. And that WN. IRELAND 4 Co, at the Model Cloth.
Ing Store dealt not in shody in l.es nor In govern
ment contracts but sold Clothes retail at very low
prices
9. And eTcry tha. lacked a Coat, or Vest or a
par OF Pants or Sisirt, or Collar. Drawers raj
n'est OF any Kind. bought them at the Model Clothing
store until every man in the land clothed from that
store. 80 &EtE = ~E "E TEr- : ~
10. And they weat on their way rejoicing and pro-
claiming aloud tlst wM. IRELAND & CO, at the
MODEL CLOTHING STORE. sell Clothing Of ali kinds
better and cheaper than i; be bought any where in
the land ...--.- Off
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BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
CHAPTER ".

And the people Of the South uaxed angry agaIns.
l.. the people the North, and rose up as one man
saying:
O. We will no longer be as brothers with the people
OF the NORTH but we viii separate and our country
from them ana their country, and run machine BY
ourselves;
3. And there will he among the people Of the
North Who vii prevent US for they Yankees and
towards aud the sGel Of blood maketh them Sick while
we are brave and not afraid Of blood.
4. But IL any among them should stand up against
US, We Will cut them OF frem among their people and
paint them black and they shall be hewes wood an,
drawers OF water for US aud for our households.
s. But the men OF the North called their wise men tc.
geher and all their great captains and their mighty
men Of vaor and made them ships and engines OF war
g.. And said 70 the of the South You shall not 20
out from neither shall you destroy this government
which fathers have built and You III not remain
with US as brethren we will hold You captivcs
7. And they fought FOR many years, and gold and
silver and copper disappeared from the face OF the land
$. Now when certain man named Salmon OF the
tribe which dwst between the waters of the Ohio and
Lake Erie, said to the wise men who were In council
together Go to now, why should lack for money,
when have a mil which will grind 1t out?
0. And they answered HIM Go and grind, that We
lack not for money wherewth purchase arms for our
men, and bareback and pork to feed them. r
10. So the man went forth and commenced grinding.
and bis mills ground day and night for many years and
money that not Of gold nor Of silver nor yet o
copper, covered the ana-and as fast as the money
came forth from the mills Of Salmon fast the prices Of
raiment and food went up.
Anal hicp ~,
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The Poet Bryant.

Mr.. Bryant Will be II years old on the
Sd of November next. He bears his age
we'll. Frost lies white upon his amplo
beard. but the fire of youth Is in his eye,
and his heart still beats strongly and
steadily, with vital force that shows
sign of serious physical decay. His
mind, working alertly and clearly, Is 90
quick in perception and rs logical In de-
ductiDn, as 1t was twenty years ago. His
slight and agile figure, passing rapidly
among the crowds of the street, Is TINT
Of man Of thirty years, rather than the
frame which mon usually associate with
q scptuagenarian's weight of years, He
uses no glasses to aid his vision. The
nearest approach he was over known to
make to confession of imperfect sight,
was nmy hearing about year ago.
Going to window to read q newspaper
he uttered good natured rcnonstrancn
against the fineness of the print, observ-
ing that he didn't intend to wear spec
tacles SO long rs he could help it, but
wished the papers would not use such
small type"
In the matter Of drcss, Mr.. Bryant IL
neither Count D'Orsay nor Horace
Greeley. He greatly prefers cleanliness
to style |; Is always tidy, but blissfully
unconscious of the requirements Of fash
be quite likely to attribute to the pres
crvative qualities of the atmosphere the
exceeding glossiness of any new gar
nhcnt surreptitiously introduced into his
apartment over night. Yet he Is order
ly and precise In his intellectual life
aim ost to the extreme of tnstidiousness
and hypercriticism, as If natures prin-
ciplc Of compensation We're specially IL
lustrated in his case. He has n hearty
contempt for shams, snobs, and Stiffness;
admircs pluck, perseverance and indus.
try; ad0res Nature, and works hard for
the love of work, and readily recognizes
u worker when he sees him; finds his
recreation in recondite studies, ingrccn
fields, in bubbling brooks, and the study
Of natural forms--in digging among tbn
roots of language, in planting trees, la
making newspapers, and in Observing
mankind--int the prattle of children and
the wisdom of the schools--in short, In
everything that the warld does and
men think.
lie has pleasant ways. At old mo.
ments he invites his friends to Gttle
tsiala of gymnastic exercise. "Can you
do that?' he said once to a much young
or man, suiting the action to the word
by lifting himself to the top of the door
by his hands, and swinging up apd
down and sidewise, varying the sport
ay grasping the door casing, and repeat
ing the feat In n more difficult position.
The junior tried 1t, but fNilcd. lie had
not leapcd so many rail fences in the
country rs Mr.. bryant had leaped, and
tho brown beard could not wag IN air M
the white one wagged. Rareiy, II u
fence or gate is in the way ut Kosyn,
does its owner stop to dodge 1t or open
it. He leaps It,. 1fa horse Is not har-
messed, lac walks. If storm hcwls,
and valued friend is lonely In u dis
tant house, he trudges off with nh UNI
brella In one hand and boauct OF flow.
ers in the other; Offering the latter aud
his company where he knows that both
| will be welcome. - Erumiper and ChroH.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
For Whom do Fashionable Womea nress:

The Idea that Indies who lavish cnor-
nous sums annually in personal dcrora-
tions, dress to fascinate their husbands,
lovers, or man in the aggregate, is Il
vulgar error. A fashionable woman is
not half as anxious TO win the admiro-
ton of the mep es to provoke the envy
Of her own sex. The truth IL, that gem
tlemen, as a rule, know very little about
the commercial value Of female attire,
and except when they are called upon
TO pay the bills care lesa. An elegant
and becoming toilet, however hexpcn-
siye, generally satisfies them. Not 80
our frat family bellies and dashing dow
agera. Cost IL their standard cf excel
lcnce In eosfuyrc. And what consurr-
mate sumptuary critics they are. No
tradcsnlan Is better judge OF the nrti-
clcs in which he deals than the lady O.
fashion IL Of all the articles her sisters
wear. With u single sidelong glance,
rapid, Keen and searching, she can
" reckon up" the Iabllimsnts OF a rival
In the beau m6aGr almost 10 n shilling.
No pawn-brokcr, however accustomed
to guage the price Of costly trumpcry,
could come nearer the mark. Limitation
cashmcrcs. simulated lace and false Jew
elry. however rraiscmbtdnt, do not de-
ceive her for mn instant. She secs thro'
the cAeat rs easily as n banker detects
a forged bill, and sneers inv ar,i,y ut tho
vain attempt to cope with her genuine
extravagcDccG. She triuinphs in tho
recollection that all her srlcndors arn
sterling, and that her 'set, sitarp-eycd
as herself, can distinguish between The
cheap fine inisi-m nnl the +aiinens
grandeur It il Intended 10 cope with, ~
we'll as she cnn But mole-cyud man
sees not the difference unless it is point
cd out to him. Is 1t not obvious from
these premises that the richly bcdight
roddesses Of fashions cmpgrean dress
10 provoke envy in each other, rathor
than TO command manly worship? OF
course they like TO be admired ~ men,
but TO be cnyicd BY women IL supreme
luxury.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
Cholera.

The late arrivals from Europe indi-
cate that the cholera has made its ap-
pearance in both France and England.
Two cases have occurred at Southamp-
ton. From there il has spread To Sho-
ling Common and Bitterne, distant
three or four miles from Southampton.
The two cas9s in Shnliug~ Common haze
proved fatal. There js also marked
diarrhea all over the district, and the
next steamer may bring news of rave
ges OF the monster. In Franco ii IL no
longer concealed that the cholera is oil
the increase. A letter from fulton
states that it has broken out with start
ling stlddenness mt SDllics-Pont, a lit
tie town Of 5000 inhabitants. In the
course Of the first night it made its ap-
pcarance there were sixty eases, and
thirty-siX hours later there had already
been fifty-five deaths cut of a popula-
ton reduced to 1000 souls by n panic
stricken people. In Toulon 1t has a Pc
culiarly virulent character. 1t has also
made its appearance ut Paris, where,
according to testimony Of DR.. Yaehcr,
the condition Of the stagnant water Of
the basin causes serious apprehcn-
sion of its rapid spread. Chicago T.i6-
uac.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

THE crop of vegetables in Scott coun-
", Iowa, ,sais year, Is worthy Of notice.
The crop Of onions Is without precedent.
The number Of bushels raised will reach
one million, ut an average Of four hum
dred bushels per acre. On farm owned
by Mr.. Johnson, near Davenport, from
six acres, were gathered three thousand
four hundred bushels. Some farmers
say they will get eight hundred b.sh.ls
frcm single acre. The grape and po-
tato crops are also ysry large. OF tlsa
latter, farmers claim to have raised fonr
hundred bushels per acxe. at the pres
ent prices, farmers will realize $50 per
acre, after all expenses arc paid.