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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
MONDAY, June l9,-P. N.

MONDAY June l9-P. NJ
Gold opened at l44| and sold down to 1922; from
this point it rallied TO l43s, and closed at laol.
Government Stocks are higher and good de-
mand is shown for 5-20s at 1855 1904 for the new
Rsue. For all the issues full prices are had The
investment inquiry from the public is quite large,
and the purchasers for foreign account to-day
amount TO about one million. State Bonds are
steady and the inquiry for Border State Securities
continues. The Railway Share market early in the
day was strong but prices soon weakened, and at
7he Stock Exchange were lower, with small
business. The outside demand for shares is moder-
ate, and the commisson-houses are doing very lit
tie. At the Public Board prices were low, and
Afterward in the street there pressure TO
sel Stocks are very easy to borrow, and deliveries
are made with unusual promptness. At the Sec
ond Board the market was heavy and lower on the
entire.list, and no disposition shown TO buy;
In the street the market continued TO decline and
closed heavy. The closing quotations were: New
York Central 92s; Erie, 49, Hudson, lO9t; Read
ing, 95; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 662.
Money shows no change, and can be had readily
on call at las per cent by stock houses. At the
lower rate leading houses not able 10 their
balances readily. The demand from stock houses
h very small and they are disposed to borrow at
four per cent to buy railway shares. The bank
statement shows a decrease in coin and a small in
crease in loans, with large gain in deposits and
legal tenders, the latter now standing at
&C., 567 ,34i.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks this week and last:
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COMMITTED SUTcIDE-Early Monday morning
Catbnrine Hos.an, while laboring under fit Of in
sanity, jumped from n third story window Of her resi-.
dence No 34J West Honst0nst.. with an h. fint child
In her arms, and aiightng on the pavement was IN
stantly killed. Tie child also seriously IN ured.
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The number OF death. compared with 1e corresponding
week of 1904 snd Of last week follows:
Wecstndng June 90 iS6i....4!6. Decrease, 20.
Mosk ending June ~ lt3-
FROM Acute Direas....
Chronic Disease. .........................il
External Causes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. il 40
Week ending June 10 l@,j-
Prom Acute Disease. ...........................Wl
Chronic DISEASE. .........................ltI
External Causes. Ac...................... II 51t
Decrease thi. week a
Children OF native parents 30 children OF foreign parents,
2o..
The number Of death, IN the Institutions compared withtho
corresponding week OF 1864. as follows:
Week ending June 90
Week ending June 49, 81
Decrease this 20
The number Of nermen,s in Po,ters tcd compared with
the corresponding week OF 1864;
Week ending June 90 AZ
Week ending jane 49, S. -
Decrease this q
tsgnedl FLA BOOLE. City Inspector.
CRY lssPRcroRs DKPsRrNrSr,5
NEw.YoRK, June ~, 1913. }
The following schedule of the work Oft Bureau Of
Sanitary Inspection IN the abatement aud removal onoisance
&c, for tho week ending June II. 1865
ABATEMENT or suisAscRs
Conpslnts Of nuisanccs Ac., receiyed. lt9
Notices for sbaemeut servei ''..'''.'........ 3l2
Euis,nces abaed under notice. 40
Sinh. and water closets cleaned. 323
M 81 =, ~, .oil removed from the CITY limits $500 IN
Dead horses removed from the city limits 81
Dead cows removed from tho city limits. 2
Dead coats removed nom the city hmits ......... l3
Dead hogs removed from the city limits. ...... Is
Dead dogs aud other small animals removed the city
limits. 500
NS Of barrels Of ofa removed from the city in 100
Iasound Disedsed Unheo,hy Meats, Fish Poultry, &c.
Seized or Rem0red from the Guy Limit
Bcef....... ......l 100 Fish. no
Neal......,. LOO
Mutton '''''.'..''.' J'oI
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,Or-rT rarFNp,Rs-T

SUrREAE toCRr - CIRCUIT - fARr l-Nos
1875 853 s+l, l-s 1854 49, = s $. l06, l6l SOL la3l
OF l3i9 1876 8,l. 2ij 1893 1913 PAhr li.No 1924 10.
1885, 1888 iU 80 so sDi. 10 o.s 1870 l?s,. 30 "a
1876 bs8 l..42 lt0' i1G. 1910
SUPERIOR C0rur-lRIAL TEW-PARr L-Nos
SEA - $40 q - $50 q8 inig is,9 aSfi s'i3 rs
,o3l 3iO0l $500 ssl1 PART ll-Nos. $3.50 $50 xi' 20
3l63 5os Bob 1850 lih 4 H. i4 aea, 1917, A2,, $40
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VESSEL FoUNDERED AT SgA.-The Secretary
OF the Board Of Underwriters has received note or
memorandum picked up by fisherman eight miles Mt
sca off Long Island follows ship Brabe ionndercd
at sea March H. le65 lat Az long &c. All hands per
isled"
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CITY ITEMS.

ExRCUTloN.-Chsrles Fl. Walter, the muir
dsrer Of deprsved young woman in shop in Centre
st., will be executed on Friday next Efforts at further
respite having proved unsuccessfoL
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Recejpts Of Produce.

JUNE lg-I76il bhls. Flour 1905 bbs Corn Meal.
800 bbls Whisky rs 2t0 bush Wheat Il, 900 bush Corn
ll2eO0 bush Oats IA pkgs shes. 46 pkgs. OH Cake
40 pkgs. Provisions, .is9 pkNs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL rzKN-JrSs is.-Bsfors
ahic'Justice Robertson.
LANDLORDS RIGRIS.

Gilbert J. Bailey at. Jacob IroniEsI
The defendant had the pantif arrested and
taken before Police Justice bressrg into the No.
-? Cha,hans- The plaintiff Dsster csrp~E,r, and
red the premises under the direction OF the the
house Nj Lewis. Mr. Bailey the examination before
ucc Doya and brings his scti on false prison
men Thu irrv him 4 verdict for 500
A. Al. Resv,y for plaintiff HI. FOR defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

In the City Of NwYork from the 18th day Of June to the
lg.h day Of June, 1855.
Men r.; wouru ~; boys, 10; girls lO2 total, 3'6
adults Ia; children ~; males, az; females 1864; col
orrd psr.ons p.
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PhII,dtipbin Cn,sIe MarLct.

PHILADELPHIA June 49, ls65-latte very duh
and ! cent Y N lower receipts 1900 head Extra
nt l7alec; Fair 10 Good. Iid 6c Common, l2@l BE.
Sheep better aud cent " n higher sales 1000 af ca
"A cents. Lambs, Si0s6 Hogs dull sales 2.iOO at
sllGsl3 y 100 ID net Cows unchanged
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PINE APPLE CIDgg.--Dr TALpOT'S Gov.
CEsIRArED MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER will cure You If
you sck ,nd you we'll will prevent sickness See
long advertisement IN WEEKLY TRIBUNE from Apn ~ 10
May ~ 1865 inclusive send for Circular one
pie botdo sent free 10y mall receipt SOC pny postage
H. T. BABsrrr, Nos. % to "a Washington At, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

ALLEGED BURGLARY. - Alderman Jones,
sitting ut the Tombs yesterday committed Frederick
&. Mills tho complaint Of Officer MoClon of the
Fourteenth Precinct who saw him running ont of the
carpenters shop Of John V. Beckman No 2tl Bowery.
having In his possession bo. of tools belonging To
Edward i. Smith. lie effected entrance through
rear window
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'Adv-Iti.euent.l

CURAP DECIDEDLY. -CAHTRELL's stock OF
HIGHT coored CATERS offer al excellent opportunity the
lection Of neat durable exceedingly cesp articles suitable
for the Ladies' should before starting for the country
call At his establishment No. elJ Broadway and make thc
purchases
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DEPARTURE OF SoLpIeRs.-The 9TH

DEPARTURES OF SoLpiERs.-The 'th New
York Artillery Regiment. under command Of Malof
Samuel L. Ansbie. and numbering IS men and Il ON
GERS took their departure NJ noon on Monday GOV
erument transport, for Albany The side Hahs ai'lE
broadway were thronged with citizens As the s"dis,'
marched down % the Battery and they we're eh'Au
siasticaly greeted all along the lire. -.
The 18th Mass lchnselts Reg mont and fhe ylth 'na
Goth companies from the same Stale ic!s ior hvEe "'
same afternoon.
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ANNIVERSARY MErrsG.-A large meeting

ANNIVERSARY Mhtll" '"lSo "''''Ns
was held last Sunday in the Foufteenth-st PresY
terrain Church. the occasion being the fourth ann'ef
sary OF the Institute "a Reward for Opinions OF Pfs
addresses were delivered by the Eev James X lnuh,
aud others presenting the object Il tie Institute Mg
eommemoraiing the boncyoloui Character enu nsr.h
nbors OF some OF lis lately deceased members. Dr;
David T. Hoiton, read the annual report. L. ,ho 20
the Institution he be- in aoarnhing condition ss
its benelcent work steadily progressing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

ROBBED wIIEE SLEgPISG.-Ofcer Fields, OF
tie FINN Precinct yesterday arrested Henry NJ Po-
nytes on n charge Of having robbed n fellow boarder
named Henry fernot, ut No. II Walker st.. OF tue sum
OF s2l3 while sleeping After committing the theft
P0nytcs fed from the house and discovered by The
officer In North Moore.st., and chased through several
streets before canght He confessed having taken the
money, and go found in his possession. Acting
agistTae Alderman Jones committed him for trial
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rAdyerti.rncnt.l

PRRIDEST Observation-Disclosures, two views,
with Temperament, Character aud biography. julius
C1sAR h- fhyiognouy and fhTerooey with likeness and
Sketch Of Character Ia ivy No rnREsoLoGcAL JOURNAL
20 cents. FowLEn & W Ella, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

DIED FROM SuS-sTRoKB. - Coroner Cover
Yesterday held inquest ,t No. 40 East Thirty first
NJ. on tho body of William Carr, who died from the
aged - years.
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fAdveftiseinrnt,I

TURKISH BATHS, Me- 10 demonstrations
-Gsntlenlcn ~ an y 20 p M. Ladies, Nv. to
! ?. ". Greatest Il Luxm,ss" Try one.
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CoEoSERs IsouEsr.-An inquest was yester-
day held BY Coroner Cover at the Twentieth Precinct
Station house on The body OF Patrick Cayanagh who
stabbed by John Drake at the house OF the latter,
No. 90 West 1weniy-eighth st. The particulars of
the case have been already published IN The TRIBUNE
DR. John Beach made "A post-mortem examination. aud
found wound In tue lower part ot the stomach sui-
hcient IN his opinion ~ DEATH TIE jury rem
deIed a verdict against Drake, and be was committed
by the Coroner 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
Deceased a native Of Ireland. aged - years. aud
resided az No pa Ienth-ayc
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board Of Councillnen.


cOLoRs POR THB 18th RRGIMENT-CITY GAS
COMPANY-TRBAsURY BALASCE-ETC.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday after
ROOM the President James Hayes, esq. in the Chair.
A resolution was presented to procure stand OF
color, FOR the nth Regiment Referred to Committee
on National 4 fairs.
Concurrence was had upon the Adermanic resolution
requesting Gov Fenon ~ designate the ID OF July as
a legal holiday
Concurrence also had upon the resolution grant.
ing permission to the City Gas Company 10 manufacture
gas and lay mains through the streets OF the city Tor
period Of 80 years.
A communication was received from the Controller.
with Of the balance in the County Treasury
as follows:
Balance June 10. lso3. ,26I, go %
Receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oJ-0f' ~
lOta .@i'e"''V'f ~
Payments ..--.-...-.------....-. o<"''oo ID
Balance ........-......-......Sl,g9 biJ co
Ordered on file.
The Controller transmitted to the Board comInuni'
cation ia COPY OF which also sent to the Aldermen
see elsesherel In reference TO advertising FOR The
Common Council. Referred 10 Committee on Printing
and Advertising.
Adjourned TO Monday next at o'clock p. N.
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days. 100 0fl0I; Merchants, 1921 o 1929; Francs,
- lata Z IOA M Ill. Franco abort data & 10

days llOi 0fl0I; Merchants', 1901 o 1929; Francs
long date, 5is@5.lli; Francs, short date, sic
$3.50.
Frcights are still very dull. The engagements to
Liverpool are 25 hhds. Tallow at rs. 3D., and per
steamer 50 bales Sea Island Cotton at i'd. To
Glasgow, Is hhds. Tallow>On private terms, and to
Antwerp 800 bbls. Petroleum on private terms.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was:
Receipts. $l39l6,597 for Customs, $2si 900;
Payments, 1867 500 49-on account of Loan,
81 1865, 600; Balance, $iS,O94,S7O Sc.
A dispatch from Washington says:
President johnson has decided to abolish all trade
restrictions west Of the Mississippi AZ well as every.
where else.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company of Cali
fornia, having completed the first forty miles Of
their track, have received from the United States
Treasury the amount of bonds authorized under
the act of Congress of July 2, 1867,
entitled can act to aid in the construc-
ton Of railroad and telegraph line from
the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, and
to secure 10 the Government the use OF the same
for postal, military and other purposes;" and are
offering the securities for sale through their agents,
Messrs. Fisk and Hatch. The bonds are issued IN
denominations of 81 600, and are payable thirty
years after date, maturing January l6, 1925. The
interest is at the rate OF per cent, payable hall
yearly in lawful money.
Secretary McCulloch has completed the appoint
ment of commissioners TO investigate aud report
upon the sources Of internal revenue, and the
commission has taken up It's quarters ut the New
York Custom House, and will commence its busi-
ness early this week. The members are: stephen
Colwell, Philadelphia; $. s. Hays, Chicago; David
A. Wells, Troy; and L. b. Elliott of Bostonas Sec
Rotary.
The earnings of the Erie Road the last half OF
1861 were s. s2 $50, and not ~, 49,, $50 as mis-
printed In reply to correspondent, who cannot
understand where the item of 81 ,4l4, ESQ for new
cars and engines comes from, we refer him TO the
following notice in last annual statement, facing
D. IL, and dated March 10:
The present liabilities Of the Company on account Of
the new construction and equipment are as follows
Bills PAYABLE Ia Daniel Drew esq, for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CITY OF
NEw-YORK.
Nos ~ AND 30 PNE.sT..
Dypesy1oRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale, ready for delivery
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NorEs,
Convertible at maturity. into $40 GoLDBEARrSo
EONDs.
Also
UNITED STATES 1910 Bonds
USrrD STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATS 1-YsAR CERrITICATrs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend TO other business with the Government
+. &. CALHOUN President
Is. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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J, from the port of New.York for the week ending

The imports larger in general merchandise
but still small in dry goods.
The tunnage over the Reading Railroad for the
week ending 18th instant was 20, tuns, being
"a COG tuns of anthracite and 522 tuns Of btumin-
GUS. The tunnage of the road for the year reaches
I,2i3,7l5 tuns, against ,55375s to same time last
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
ExHIBITIOS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC

ExHIBITIOS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
ORPHAN Asylum The annual exhibition OF the chill
dren with this Institution took place yester
day afternoon at p. m. before quits large audience
Archbishop McClo-ky together with several - the
clergy were seated on the platform. The children
numbered about 4s1 and very neatly aitrcd. The
services consisted uf addresses recitaton- dialogues
&C. The classes .Iauined in the various element
AIRY branches In which they showed great proficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

Jure TO- June II.
Loans Sos 392 635 SOS, 944, 81 Inc SO. SIC
Specie le,4s062O lt,toO,S7 Dec. /, 797i3
Circnlation 54G2 77s 5Gi7,9 4i Inc. 245 100
deposits - 1s5 Jg9J3 ls9 937,3 Inc. 4, 49, 3sl
Legal Tenders 320l.s36 62 567,344 Inc. {. 365 JCS
TAsLE Of the Loans Specie Crcuqi0 and Deposi, Ia sae
Ranks Of ne Gin Of Ne York for the vees ending Sat
ureav June H. 1855. 10 vAieA - alfred the Capital
of ,alh bar
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

Alnishouse Blackwers lGandars Island Nursery
lard Hospital.
Bellevue Hospital.......... Roman Catholic Orphan
City Hospital. minimum. Asylnn..................
Colored Home Hospta... It. Lukes Asylum
Island Hospital ........l3S Small Pos io,pl'a.....
Nursery and ,hIds Ho.pt Wards Isl. Euiunt Hos.
ta.....................2 pitsl..................
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

PERSONAL. - Brevet- Major-Gen. Henry l..
Daycs r. has been promoted TO q full major general
TO rank nom April o. lsoJ for meritorious conduct al
Sailors Creek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

RgGIMEsTAL IysPRCTIoy.-Thc State lnspec-
,lon Of the 7lst regiment y y. ). ~ g.. took place
YESTERDAY afternoon st Washington Parade Ground
Nine companies numbering ahont 100 men. were
present under command Of Col Irsiord.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
CHAPTER ".

/. And the meg OF ihe North were mgh'ter .han the
men OF the South and took all their stToDgioas ana
chief cities, and made many captyes.
9. And the OF the North pursued the King Of the
South and he, being unwilling to be taken thus disgus
ed himself In crinotlne and calico, thus Introducing
new style Of raiment among the sons Of men;
3. And WV. IRELAND Co. fearing to be like othel-
o-ther occupation goneaud lcft with large amount
Of Goats, Pants and Vests on hand decided to sll to The
sons OF the North those garments cheap hoop
skin arid calico could be bought fer.
1. And as the drew near an end there arose n
great panic the sellers OF merchandise food and
OF rament and the prices Of these things began to fall
and they said among themselves behold TIE war Is now
among u.s. and we shall be left with large socks ofgoods
on hand, which we have bought at high prices
8 And among the sellers of ramen, in Cedar Falls
which is the chief city Of the tribe that dwell the Ce-
dar, were WIN. IRELAND Co. who the keepers OF
ls Model Clothing Store Main Street In that city.
9. And Ws IRELAND 4 Co., when goods very
low because Of the panic bought many bales and boxes
Of cloths Of an kinds, which they made up into Goats
and Pants and Vssts and all raiment.
Z. And in the Spring time of the year 1865 ihey ad
Sertsed in all the papers and sent ont their hand bills
irto every town, and put their posters every wall
PE ming to all the people That they sold Clothes and
and at cheaper than could be bought for at any
other place.
s. And that WH. IRELAND Co., OF the Model Cloth
ing Store dealt not in shodty in les In covert.
ment contracts, but sold Clothes at retail at very low
prices. -.s
g. And every man thpt lacked Coat or a Vest or q
pair of Pants. or Shirt, Collar, Drawcrs raj
ment Of Sy sind bought them at the Model Clothing
Store until every man in the land clothed from that
store.
| 10. And they went on l.eir way rejoicing and pro
claiming aloud, that WA. IRELAND.& 4 CO, al The
MODEL CLOTHING STORE, sell Clothing OF ali kind
better aud cheaper than 1t be bought any where 1,
| the land. ctr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
BOOK OF CHRONICLES,
CHAPTER Nv.

I And t& people Of the South waxed angry against
l. the people Of the North, and rose up one man
saying:
Of the North, but viii separate and county
ourselves; y
8. Ana there will be among the people Of ihe
North who will prevent for they iankess snd
We are brave and not afraid OF blood.
1. But If any among them should stand up agains,
u.s. we will cut them of from among their people, and
paint them black and they shall be hewets of wood and
drawers Of water for us and for our households.
8. Ep the men Of the North called their wise men
gether and all tcr ggeat caltans, and their mighty
Ien OF yaor and made them ships and engines of war
8. And said to the OF the South you shall not 90
out from u.s. neither shall you destroy this government
which our fathers have built and you will not remain
with us as brethren we will hold you as captives
I. And they fought for many years, and gold and
iver and coPpes disappeared from she face OF the iapG
s. New when a certain man named Salmon. OF the
tribe which dwell between the waters OF the Ohio and
Lake Erie, said to the wise who Ia council
together: Go to now, why should lack Tor money
when have mil which will grind 1t QUIT
0. And they answered him Go and grind, that We
scS no. Tor money whese 70 purchase asyas fgr ol
men, and bareback and pork TO iced them.
To- So the man went for,h and commenced grinding
and his mills ground day and night for many years.
money fiat not Of gold OF silver, yet o
copper, covered the Iani-and fast as the none,
forth from the mills Of Saliaon, fast the prices
rament and food went up.
II. And his mill continued to grind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
September.

Sweet is the voice that calls
From babbling waterfalls
In meadows where the downy seeds are = Ing
And soft the breezes blow
And eddying come and go
In faded gardens where the rose Is dying.
Among the stubble corn
The blithe quail pipes at morn,
Ths merry partridge drums in hidden places,
And glittering insects gleam
Above the reedy stream
Where busy spiders spin their tl.ly laces.
At eve, cool shadows fall
Across the garden wall,
And on the clustered grapes topurple turning
And peariy Napors lie
Along the eastern sky
Where the harvest-Inoon is redly burning.
All soon on field and hill
The winds shall whistle chill,
And patriarch swallows call their fiocks to-
To 7y from frost and snow
And seek for lands where blow
The faircr blossoms OF balmier weather.
The pollen-dusted bees
Search for the honey-lees
That ,Iager IN the LAST flowers ,lf septc5nber.
While plaintivc mourning doves
Coo sadly to their loves
or the dead summer they SO well remember.
The cricket chirps all day.
- 80, foirest summer, stay"
The squirrel eyes eslIance til e ehestha brown
e. The wlia-fowl fly afar 12. &
Above the foaniy bar r.
And hasten southwark ere the skies are frown
Ing.
tFg9Sb FAY sobnss ,T isssrast .,s 3. brsszs h,rsss
And round about my temples tondly fingers,
In gentle ptayfnlness' 10"
Like to the soft caress
Bestowed in happier days by loving fingers.
Yet though sense 2f grief
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

RECEIPTS THAT NEVER FAIL.-Tn
destroy rats--catch them one by one
and d'fiatten their heads with lemon
squeezer.
To kill .s2akroaches--get pair oi
heavy boots, Len catchDyour roacL Les,
put them into barrsa, gg,ad then get in
yourself and dance.
To kill bedbugs-chain their hind
legs to q tree, then go round ia front
and make mouths at them.
To catch mice-on going to bed put
lie with 1t open, and when a mouse i
To prevent dogs going mad, cut their
tails off just behind their ears. =