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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Errors CCHOIllys

Gentlrman who snterrd for fruiu Nervous ne
b''v Premature Decay, ard all the effects Of youthful
nd'srrrtirn will for the sake of Suffering humanity,
send free 10 al who need It, the recipe aud direction
for making HE simple remedy Ivy which hr cured -
sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do - by addressing
JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers ST., NcwYork.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Sold Ou.-Albert Allen has sold out
his Dry Goods business to the firm OF
w. I. Peake and Co. He concluded
that in these times of competition, he
could make more money selling
at wholesale, than at retail. 1t was IL
sudden move to most OF lis :. aud we
shall miss the familiar name among
our business firms. But no competi-
tor can boast of selling more goods
than Allen this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Special nuiitts.

WANTED. AGENTS fNal" or Feria,e.) Can
w clear $50 week ~ T. cir own home, IN git
and honorable hu7iHesa Avg having tcw hours
daily Ia spend will find this good paying business. Ad
dress s"l'i'nr stamp, fr full part culars h. T. Lock.
wood. Detroit Michigan. iSIy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
NOTICE.

rSy- ALI Persons knowing them
selves Indebted to T.. NJ. STEAD, will
please call at once and settle, and obiigc
sw&w Il. NJ. STEAD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

"COM." 2ul:e Notice.-It is against
the rule of aileditors to publish articles
without the name of the author, or to
attend to any letters that have not the
postage paid.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Sl.I6.3 IS

Thus it appears, that in the frs;
year OF operation, it took over i,i0o
more to support the children than tire
State allows; and this, no,withstand.
ing there was six weeks vacation,
wherein the full State allowance is
reckoned, while u larger part of the
children were away besides that there
is all average expense of $50 per month
Tor incidental repairs, not here rcckoned
in as it ought to he. Every one can
thus see the neei Of voluntary contri-
buttons in aid Of the Home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

.. WashiRytoa's Birth Day.-THIs FRI
DAY (Feb. 22nd) is the birth day of
Washington, and the DubuqueSs are do
ing handsome thing in the way of
celebrating it, by Festival in aid of
the Soldiers Orphans Home in this
city. by way of appeal, the Times of
yesterday says: ...
Heirs to the gratitude of the nation,
and to that OF the people of Iowa in
particular, are the fa,ierless boys aud
girls in the Soldiers Orphans Home at
Cedar Fails"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Wants of the Home.

An article in the last GAZETTE gave
the expenses for each month of the first
year at the Orphans Home, aud also
the amount of appropriation to which
each month was entitled at the state
allowance of IS per child. That exhibit
showed on its face how indispensable
is some additional assistance ID the sup.
port of the children. Thestigures were
as follows:
Amount expended from Sept. 10Th,
lSaa TO Sept. LIST, 1866. -, 3I3Gf7 Ia
Amount allowed by state, reckoning
from sept. Is. % to sept. /, G6 80. la,iss %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1867,

prosperous IN business than ever before. The
sApe,ilthry .! eDlargite our paRes-thus maxi
est newspaper In AmerIeu-was uoui,ica I,,'
many. We have found our account In H. The
circulation oi iiiEIhinUsE Is steadily incrcas-
ing, hnd our advertising pairpna2. hos inc,eas-
ca 50 much that X !sIao,e difficult ~ print our
news than when VIC used Il smaller sheet, and
this diiilculty We c.,n only meet by frequently
publishing supplementary pages.
III" close oi it'c war has imposed upon TIE
IRfBt Nj the q SCUsSiOB OF nome ltcnssand Us-
cuiihr proi,i"ns. We have met them as best
ye could, labof!ng with sincerity Cor Freedom
social Progress, Political legality, Impartial
Suiifage-hii Rights for All. a Republican
President became the enemy Of Republican,
ISM, and We have been called upon 10 dc.
nounce and expose the trcaoheries OF a tipgr..d-
Cd Aiuinis,raiiCn. 1t was not without 5niD
ceitnibis not without much thinbinT, thai VIZ,
made am issue with President Johnson Tie
people approved our course by riurning their
radical representatives. to power, The cleo
tions Of isSj--as Important to the nation as
Lees surrender new duties. Recon-
si,ietioE - now Ne duty Of the conntiy--po-
iitiSai re- onstru, .in-reeonstrilctioni in iinun.
cts and tariffs. We are no longer pressed by
war necessities, md we must niienl our war
experiments. The present condition Of the
our manufacturing interests are In a preca,
rious state. A dollar does not mean u dollar
bu, It's fraction. IL may be sixty cents, IL may
be ten. IL ID sentiment not fact When
the inborer earns his dollar, he doe, not know
Whether he iins one Loaf ct bread or ten Al.
business Ii feveiisil and unsettled We think
thiscan only he remedod bya wise and In
trepia po.iay nj Wasi.iugton--by reducing the
currency to the specie basis. Upon this We
shall insist.
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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Ten copies or over, addressed TO names Of
!. subscribers, each $50, I,7o
Twenty copies, addressed to names OF
Subscribers. ......,.... .......... 1900
Ten copies, 10 one address ....s........ 1900
Twenty copies. TO ohsaddress... .,........ 5000
An extra copy will bc sent for each clab
OF ten.
SEMi-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers, copy, year-.0i No $40
do. 2copies. do. do. -. ZOO
do. scopes, or over, for each
copy.;..... ,........... . 800
Persons reinittipg for 10 copies go will receive
an extra copy for months.
Persons RENTING TOR 10 copies SIS will receive
itn extra copy one year,
For 800 we will send thirty-four copics and
The Daily Tribune
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

ALL PERSONS having unsettled ac
counts at LATHRo"'s, will please call
and pay up ut once, us it requires
money to carry on business.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Every Young lady aud Gentleman In the United States
hear something very nIc To their advantage ny
turn mail ce Of charge by addressing the
Those having cars of being hunihu.gfd viii ohiigss by
not mott ing this card All Others will please add
tiieir oDedieut servant,
TiIOs. Y. CHAPMAN.
1nly sci Broahway. New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

An En,etic.-The Dubuque Times this
week has an item headed Population
of Du-puquc."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

El1B~ KEG OYSTERs.-Just received
some of those a, No. /, West Haven
Oysters in Kegs, mt
sw&w CHASE's FRUIT BAZAAR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
ADVERTISEMENTS

ss Que inch TOP le,s do.og IT, 4. changed ~, 80
r RTE fst hohh, 80 - fr "a. fir quarter, or ~
far NE Gr.tsi months. ar an far one yeat One
gun f-r cygmn t5} "a is ca.'r2ed Il for ne fr q
qa,'t,r or SIC oT tie FIRST sis months, or f2i JVr u
n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
DAILY TRIBUNE
Ten Dollars Der annuTn.

Terms, cash IN advance.
Drafts OH Ncw-YOrk. or Post.OM!ce orders
payable 10 the order of THE TRIBUNE, being
safer, are preferable to any other mode OF 70
mitIance. Subscribers who send money by
Express must prepay Express charges Adj
dress,
THE TRIBUNE. New. York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

II. w. Emcrson.-Ralph Waldo
gave us very good discourse OH We'd
nesday eve. There were many shrewd
sayings, and not few sprinklings OF
wit. But his utterance was somewhat
hesitating, and he does not excel in
the arts of oratory. Emerson in aspect
reminds one of plain country purson
of advancing years, and though a
great scholar, lie cannot, we think, be-
come very popular as a speaker in the
Vast
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Moe,,,,s r;fs Pill. and phocn;x B;,,e,.

The wonderful effects Of MoFatt's Life pills In a.
mental depression ply s!ca weakness, proceeding
from indigestion, Gcstiveness or bilious secretons
certified to by millions of persons who hive been henr
fitted hy them. They are the most effective cathartc
rnd purifier before the pubic, and have ever been
In since iS2S They cheap. Safe and reliable.
Suld by all respectable dealers everywhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

NOTHING LIKE IT.-Full weight ard
uniform perfect goods; such is Best
Chemical Stleratus.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Description of the New starch Factory.
The Srphans' Home. Gne New
Bulge. The Iowa Central
... Railroad. shipments
B. ~ from Cedar rails
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22


go Eead 'he iolIcMmE hiSt oi htciss 'o pc ~
40 s''" '"' va" 'o1uf" e"eh'
2Go Gold Hui. ting Case Watches tinN to $50
2un Gold Watches. satlous Styles 10 TO lou
2a0 Ladies' aoid Watches 10
900 silver iIu, ting Crse Lever Watches So TO 20
aoo Silver Hunting Case icpne W etrhes rs to ~
aau ted Composite Hunting Watches - 10 20
9,o Music Boxes shell & Rosewood Cases 20 to 20
2pe Elegant silver Plated Coffee Tea urns 10 TO %
LOCO Elegant silver Plated Castor Stands 20 to 20
1 uno Elegant silver Plat, I'd Fruit and Cake
Baskets 30 to so
l. 0oh Elegant silver Plated Batter Dishes ID to rs
1 U,4e Elegant Silver Plated Ice Pitchers 20 TO 30
l,5aA Silver Plated sat stands to 10
. zoo sr,,.. p,,,,, q ob,,.s p,,ray.a
and Plain Btois
o ono si,,.r rta,.,, ruu. old Iinsl and
{, oas SILVER rs,,., Cali bell, do IL
ono SITS syrr ~ I'D Table Forks helf Joz 10 to is
IN nGu aets Silver Plated Tea SPOONS half dps 10 "
5s.oEm Pair Silver Plated Butter Knives 6 10 10
5am SILVER Plated Napkin VERY handsomce TO 10
2,Hh California bminoid cluster sets Ladies .
JcWery 10 to %
1000 Brazilian iehb'es st'e Ladies' Jeweiry 10 ~ 10
5,utn Fair SILVER fialen Table spoons 10 10
t,u0D sts 'HdcS J"mtlrs; asserted D to 10
boon rair Crystal Penhaut far Drops to 30
5000 Miniature ana fnamelci Revolving Pins 5 TO 10
5000 Ehnm"it' ana Pearl brooches, very
handsome 4 to 10
2,6oo Ihd"s' nih"'nh hrmofd tliistef rms : 10 10
2,n" seitA California bmInTl Fin1 3 to 10
e,oOo GentsP rms sci wiih one stone or
hiilllan' 10 IN
h,"e0 Gents Scarf Pins assorted styies q To 10
Gao oval Band Bracelets, nneiy chased 10 10 20
5000 Var tents Sleeve Buttons. new and
rich styles to 20
Z 400 Pair ladies sleeve pnfop, , 4, az
r. BUa California Diamond Cluster Ring, 10 4, II
3,o"o Gold fhiinhcs. Pencils, &c sto 10
" w" no,' ''ocAe,s' f'ch,S .n.,h'ea 70 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that theCity
~ Election af the tity OF Cedar Fails, Iowa,
viii be held on the first Monday In Marc,i
next ;--at which time the following city officers
are Il, b. elected.
A Mayor. n Treasurer. and n Marshal for one
year: II solicitor for twoycars; Also, one conn
Gilman Tor each ward:
First Yard. one Councilman In place OF j. y
Talt
$ eond Ward, one councilman in place OF Jas
Williams.
Third Ward. one councilman in place Of Ca
leb May.
Fourth Ward one councilman In place ofJo-
s!ah Thompson
All of whose terms of office then expire.
The Polls will be open al the following pac-
t& UTU, ~ 'buf1fIi IinIi.
I'd Ward, basement 81 PRESBYTERIAN Church,
81 Wrrd, ...s... At shop Of w. ". Piiilpot.
IN fard, ..................Atth the school House.
attest, ALBERT ALLEN,
nc. HrSr, CitycIerk. Mayor.
Dated Cedar Falls Feb'y Is, 1857. 4-aw
---------- -
FEyHOMpS0S co. Sell not only Hardware, but Tin.
II 4 Al Tools. ali he hes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

YrARDWArE, HARDWARE. UAgDwAsr.!-
III bat not hard dealing viii be found ~ Che store
pieree, sasyer go,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

~ Subscribers receiving their papers with an X
marked opposite their names may understand that
their subscription Is about to expire.
1 No paper sent for Il Ion ser time than pa for
except the option of the publisher and ut the Of
) cts. a week, or 81 so per year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
WHOLESALE PRICE: CURRENT.

DUBUQUE, Feb ci.-Wh-at, No. I. ~ .a5 q los.
Oats i2g ~. Corn new 5s6s'.5 i.iv. Hogs. 00O5
% hive ,'a''ic. 30 ,6Jhf Pest Hnttrr, 2nel!g
prtTp"s, a. 90 LirI. ITO. Boards first ear
B, 80 Comm. FtonrlDg Sh.fo Fencing, - 90 On abs
% %. Shingles. Bet. OSCAR 90
CHiCtGo Fob 2n. Spring Wheat No. I, {? "a
.1h oats. sa1W. Corn, s2dt~3 live si"ga, 9 2aaa
30 Live Cattle, E.sf. 5Gr@ zoo. Brsi Butter, 23d.
% Best appes, per bbi., .3,poI $500.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
CoM,a,crtial.
[cognecrEp EVERY FRipAy.1

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FalDAv MORNING.
GOLD, in New York, latest Export, ..........si Scs
WHEAT, in Chicago. latest report, -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
THE GREAT -rUuosr AND LUNG
~ MkDICINE.
Horses Expectorant.

II wilicu Influenza and Sore Threat.
u will Group every time.
II will A itau and relieve consumption
u wittDaIe whooptg cough.
II will cure your Cough aAs
II will prryent Consumption.
II all Il the directions strictly followed, Or
the money will he refunded.
That cough which you negectng ray rrssit IN ID
tai consumption II some prompt remedy Is not used.
Why sacrifice vour life, when disease can he eur
ed so luicsly and NJ 50 small n castY #h
Wha is Tie value OF money. when compared to healthy
Sold by all Druggists. ally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

TEyHOMPS0N Co Sell not only Hardware, but Tin.
i ware, stores, arn.nS Toois Sc, ali Of The ses
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 2-Cotton quiet at 2s{c Flour
1525c higher Sales of 1890 barrels State $5756Dl09O
Ohio, sI00l250; Western, ee750lSO; Southern $500
l525.Wbeat dull and declining Corn unchanged sales
quiet and steady; new Mess Pork S2l09@s2t'l21.
Whisky steady; bonded e2 3S@240 Lard, In barrels,
rh@l2zc
NEW YORK, July 2-Stocks excited Chicago and
Rock Island, es Reading, 1886 Canton 46zS; Erie,
Wayne, LOG; Michigan Central, lo8 Michigan South
ern, 11Ai New YORK Central, lO4A; Illinois Central
United States Fve-twentes 1882 llos DO 1884, 1926
Money, per cent: Sterling Exchange, nos; at
sight, l10H. Gold. 1888.
NEW YORK, July 2-1 p. M.-Money is still abun
dant at 6 per cent on call, with mixed coaterals
Government bankers are accommodated at 5; prime
discounts 6H0D7. Foreign exchange quiet aud steady
The upward move on railways received severe
check to-day and there was marked decline. Gov
ernments are firm, with q fair investment demand.
San Francisco. July l.Flour is quoted at Se@A6'5O
Wheat, sl40@l'eo new Wheat, sl65@17O; Barley, 4l;
Legaltepde 70.
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tyranny of majorities, giving TO every man.
az far as the Constitution can give lt,
the rights of the largest measure Of indi-
eOd ch poeu sst., ~ ~ s,1soro ant
Is the highest system Of free government yet
instituted among men. In establishing repre-
sentative Institutions here we are doing true
service to the people of the United 9tates-we
are teaching them the advantages OF our form
OF government over theirs. II there are among
our neighbors minorittes, religious, political,
or social borne down by the weight of the mere
majority, they have only to look across the
they can obtain that security denied them at
home"
OF course all that about democratic rule is
"bosh;" but Mr. MCGEE knows that now he
cannot too much abuse the republican form OF
government by the side Of Canada.
Time VIII show what is to come of the new
order of things in the proyinces,-N Y. Herald
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02

MEETING OF THE LEHIGH NAVIGATION Con-
PANY,-Pursunnt to notice meeting of the
stockholders of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company was held this morning, at the Board
OF Trade Rooms. The meeting was organized
by the appointment of Caleb Cope, Chairman
and +. Mitchell, Secretary.
The President of the Company, Mr.. James g.
Cox, then stated the object Of the meeting
which was to submit to the stockholders agree.
ments for the merger OF the NanticolSe and the
Lehtgh and Delaware Water Gap Railroad Com
panies..into the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company The agreements having been read,
the meeting proceeded TO take a stock vote on
the same. the result of which,was. that all the
votes numbering 24.lA, were cast in favor of
each OF the agreementsi- the meeting thus
deciding unanimously in favor of both. Ad-
iourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02

A DARKENED INTELLIGENcK SEEKS ENLIaHT-
EMINENT AT A Cosr OF 8l25-Recently young
man, who In truth may be termed an ambitious
"neophyte," while labortously engaged in
"howlng out his row" on a small farm in Ches-
ter county, cogitated upon his past progress
his present status, and future prospects. After
long and deliberate reflection, wherein the case
was viewed with all its lights and shadows, the
mtsts OF error got the better of what intelli-
genoe he had, and he determined that the in
dispensable condition to individual advance
ment was to see the world. Collecting various
outstanding debts in his favor, packing up his
wardrobe, laying aside his farming utensils,
SO long his companions, he made q speedy
exodus from the farm to the city. One star
light, pleasant evening, he commenced his
ramblings through the various thoroughfares,
and by some sad fatality he wandered through
labyrinths to him unknown, all agog at what
he saw until he found himself within pleasant
home on Sbippen street. He progressed finely.
Already had light" dawned In upon his mud
died BRAIN would he be willing to take glass
with his hostess?" Most assuredly! He pro-
longed his stay; music electrified him; the
wine exhilarated him; everything was going
round; his boots were aerated, while his head
was heavy; his legs gave out; his body as
sumed the horizontal; his sconce thumped the
floor; and with spasmodic groan-no doubt
of pleasure-he went off into somnolency A
police report the ensuing morning displayed
Richard Boyden's pRtronymic, where he was
arrested; his disorderly conduct; and, further
more, the cost Of his nights enjoyment, S125, a
watch and chain. The last seen of Richard was
when making for the railroad.
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DIED.

BROWN.-Suddenly, on the Both ultlmo. MARTHA.
wife of Lewis T. Brown and daughter of the late John
Elliott ESQ., of Chapel Brampton, Northamptonshire,
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 526
Marshall street, on Wednesday afternoon she Sd in-
stant at o'clock. *%*
DEADY.-on the soth ultimo, from injuries received
at the hre at the American Theatre, on June 10,
The relatives and friends of the family st. Josephs
B. Y. M. SodRlity; Philopatran Literary Society;
Archbishop Kenrick and ST. Mary's Beneficial Socie-
ties; the Lthographe Printers; the members Of the
aibernia Fire Engine Company, No, ], and the Fire
Department In general, respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral, from his late residence German
street, below Third, on wednesday morning ut
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. "a
GATH.-On the list Instant, ANDREW, son OF
George and Ann Gath, aged months and 2I days.
fully invited TO attend the funera from the residence
OF his parents No. 2l s. Twentyfourth street, below
Walnut, on wednesday afternoon at o'clock, without
further notice.
GRAVATr.-On the 90th ultimo, REBECCA ANN,
widow of Johnson Gfavatt. aged 46 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
Wood street. Bristol, Pa on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
SHUMAN.-In Burlington, N. J., on Sunday the
80th or june FRANKLIN A, bHUMAN late Of the
d PennsyVania Volunteers, In the 26th year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are reapec
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the resdenoe
of his father, Jesse r. Shuman, No. "a High street
Burlington, N, Ji on Wednesday, the Sd Instant at
O'Clock p. M.
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From San Francisco Newly Dis
covered Island.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-The schooner Caro-
line Mills. one OF the vessels which went In
search OF the reputed island. said TO have been
discovered l400 miles west of San Francisco,
returned yesterday, with only portion OF her
and sailed again to-day. He made no marine
report, and as he sailed again under fshing
license, the fact is considered proof positive
that they had found the island and something
valuable on IL.
Alvin Flanders has been elected Congres-
sional Delegate in Washington Territory He
is a radical Uniontst. .r...
The business portion OF the town Of Wseass
Point, Calaveras county, was destroyed W rs"
on the 20th ult Loss. $4,000.
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The Dominion of Canada-lnauguFatio
of the ViCeFOY.

OTTAWA, July 2.-After being sworn yester-
day as Vtceroy of the Dominion Of Canada,
Lord Monck announced that her Majesty
Queen Victoria has conferred on the Hon.
John A. Mcdonald the dignity OF knight Conn
mander OF the Bath, and on Messrs. Rowland.
McDougall, Cartier, Gait, Tiller, and Tupper,
that of Companion of the Bath.
Tho Inauguration of Lord Monck took place
in the Executive Council Chamber, about fifty
persons being present to witness the proceed
ings. Sir John A. Mcdonald has formed q
Privy Council, which has been sworn in. II Is
understood that the Council is constituted as
announced some days ago. Writs are now
being issued authorizing the swearing in of the
Governors of the different Provinces, at theiE
respective capitals.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, July "A terrific storm Of
wind and rain passed over this city this morn
ing, which did considerable damage, taking off
roofs, blowing down unfinished buildings, up
roofing trees, etc. The new Congregationalist
Church was badly damaged among others, the
west wall being thrown down.
An additional number of members Of Con-
gress have arrived, among them Senator Wade.
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"THB perfumed light


Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath
OF orange flowers, that bloom
J. the midst of roses"
Such was the fiowery land filled with healing
airs and life-preserving products where DR..
Drake discovered the chief ingredients OF his
wonderful Tonic Medicine-PLANTATIoN BIT-
TERs-the enchanted tropical island of st. Croix.
The PLANTATION BIrTERs. combining all the
medicinal and tonic virtues Of the healing and
DEMONSTRATING products of that favored CLINE,
are, without doubt, the Worlds Great Remedy
for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits and all other Sto-
machic difficulties