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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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CLEARED.
s,h IA. RArue, Morton, savsRnsh Llylhgon, fes N
shp ni.a Moore Wooster Newben, Murray feSrs To-
s'e'lassp u .. fR.ml peoke Liverpool G. bnlng 90
ps.h vh sber Bahrs, Port Royal. r. A. Bhoee 20
R,rt ,nnic Ramsay (Br Phillips Bristol pe nera SsnS Co.
Ds. 1.t a q DTsberf Moore. Leghon, Boyd hinsfen
srs iliya Wheberry, Apnn ALL Panama ksioec ConpthJ
R,rk OakE Ea.ee. GnB. Caniclas j. IS wa "a
r., CHRISTIAN tDau Neon Queenstown for orders, fansh hencks
Ri ..x srIikep (Br) Hin, Cisniaesos, F0~sr Jo1A
Nj, Prsnnis SBuaner, DcraraTs, ~ Rowe 4 Co
Bde T. h. Kenneiy Briggs, SeN-0,lesas " H. Bishse Ce
Rig Saa Antonis DAVIS Chsflesta a. Abbott
Sshr Risarla Barfos farmsn, MaisEzss B. J. WsHnsgs
sr wAtcr Ccrsoa IiAass sns LAsassa l. ssees1s
sr Caroline cerae pases Gess.ovE, G, Dsssss Pe'ss
S-LY. VIVA ps fegton ~, Piesrs ssGaStl r. Rsssslkes
J. ~ tcaree Billings, Eranswk. ia, e. hAybse 60
Ahf. dorado, Eiraasc, NcN- Bedsrl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Aeppo trl Harsop Liverpool Fsb ossesa
town 29th cuaar. Feb 20, lat " a. osn
a. passei steamship Anstraan bound DAY, lat % saa
American slip showing white Gag with red ssHs IA each
corner, and block star "a center, borDd w.
Steamship Louisiana rl Harrington liverpool Fcb ~ sd osesss
town l4ls H end 2O pass q The Ysiona Saysos
Company Has had strong westerly gales the entire eh s
lat 10 Vi ong c. o. passd Steamship Pepnan hence '' Ls
pOol a.,,
seaashp Cba Dr. liverpool % and oseenss""s S"
At $3.50 ~ With mdse and 81 pass. 20 r. CnnsnL ~
Sieamahp MARY Sanier, Morgan Boston, W. Il Cym .,sl
loswccd 70 Brett Son 20 Len ,s fsr B"'sAH 'soss
SshF. y a. JosrS, Bsru<sahte
Seh. wm. Bosrdlea Billiard, SayhIo'h
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p.sTes sI.sye .r--Anysa, h's sss'"' hs~ 'sS%
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financial.

rI,IIE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
Of USION PACIFIC HALLWAY COMPANY, EAsfERN DlVls'
ION 1901 S be paid peeriston ." ecapena 'hso
Al TIE Banking House ~
DABNEY. MORGAN L Co,
- EHcAanse phser.
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OynoK on rus PrrrsBunen FoRr WAYNE ,sn CnclGo{
RAILWAY ComPAsY PITrssrRgB, Feb a. ly!'' .
rINIIE ANNUAL MEETING Ior the , election roi ot
Ioar OF Directors ensuing year of the isossh 'Is
WAYNE and Chicago hallway COMPANY wn he he ~ ,1o me e a. %
March fs07, NJ II o'elock N,..hs . 49,
T stoeE IraHsier Books ~. BE- sa.e 90 '
m, md reopen 2lsL I VI ..',---. holeI,..'..
WANTED, ,.o,,n,v,,o srocK
METROPOLITAN Gas CoMPAHYS SloCh
. f.. POR sALEi o., ...,,,v
youry.s SECOND AND aRANp-sf. RAILROAD STOCK
8 .'fP" sEo g. DUNBAR,
Ma 81 piset
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>@roter,es and l)ropisions.
PASSENGERS .ARRIVED.

IRON LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Mssh III s.ssr:iiI
Mr. and Mr ry infant Join HouseY Kettle NJ and Na
IfouB.Iey ana infant IL j. Mcde ~ Weber carlss Cessn
nMrh s-In steamship CabaJ Ciarh r, Russell CenJ -
suiion Rev Dddingon sn eiy Coalfcn NJ peobss
Wssssf Turner NJ chsdwtk H. W. Nah shtyS q ~ ~
Roberap w cunningham Mr. Richardson, 80 niger and so
sehmdt r. sargeet MrS Che''s's.s. s - Mssss.
osihs j. III Gahsa MAIsr D rPhsm, Mr. sssa ~ Sts~ ";
Pile Nv ST. Barnton N. w woB u Srs,sen ~ 5ss ss..>
!, .d,l. =. y 0Ssil s9S in the stssssgs
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S,.r. az Nyv. .yoRH. BANK DEPARrsssf,
t,s.yY. Oct 10, 1890. }

''A' " ' slB.sY Oct To- 1906
NOTICE ia hereby given, pursuant 70 S,mip.e. p.
Y ,g law. of 1859 and i76 Laws Of 1909 th ,so 49,
ss 10 the soR AND LIArBR btNk aT pIa X, ,ss Sr
4, ,he ty OF New will be Feramed ~ an ~ " oepc
Of he Ranking Department 90 s or
state BANK In the Cts OF An"y ~ ~ ~, 1, s,sT
Ieaihsr Bank C ofSesiefi OF isAs nun Tie eas Ass
Hereafter =, sha ..ld p.ok NM, n. ,r,s-,,.J
ssressid within air ys fo we 1'e asa ~ - sss hs
a. h. upss the aa Che hssa. 81 sse pa
n.lin nlnndcni That plrp9to ~ W. cNhOtLhht
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MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
NJ, e.sg SUI .559 MoJs Set: .''''s's'S
~" W. nAS. ,,.s
n, ,r,t 81 Cow, Island 1913 Bel GATE .''.iiN
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RECEIPTS Si D1RiSGi THE YKSa CO
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TwENTY-F0URTH ANNUAL STATE
IL MBET.
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-YORK,

?. S. WINSTON. PresIden..
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NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT.

NA1IONAI DEBT STATEMENT
DEBT BEARING
per cent bonds. sIso9i $50 SIS col $50 sfsosi5sO
Dc. Of67& 6s.. B7a3443 i5TTSH2 S6isIi 100000 Dec
Do Of 8l.... z8374O850 283745ZO 2g3Ti54eo $50 Inc
Do 52Vs. Bgl 25lO0 9lOO995 e5Le3900O 800 Inc
Navy Pen Pund ll750eOO l25O00o0 25CG0O0 10000 Inc
ltO0i9o7t2 1870 las 5a2 146i 85 9l t3bS9, $50 Inc
CURRENCY
per cent bonds Sl0621 900 8l2,920O0 &l292200
3year Ii90oeO 1f3O64640 l4L393O L755e0 Dec
3yesr 6566o 6936960o 63 98 00 30 oe Dec
S32,Sg440 1851, 40 7670e8e80 16f3 $50 Dee
sisSis5oo siSIsi,i5i sH57s69 IG47sS Dec
DEBT BE4RIsd NO NrERgsr.
Notes.. S3S09s8 $40 33l AZ 0e0 $362d6 3lo Y4 Dee
2973281 23,7t17A 295N722 TOes9 Inc
Gold certificates l642680 l99,9e lSJ6lD i6leso0 Dea
425s7a3s4 S30l65so4 42i.l2s,5ts
Aggregate debt ASSOC 26 3 so 26v5sss s89 Inc
IN Treasury =. IJl,zT,a33 I24297sl 'lS9,S23,3s9
and currency ass IN 2sp2is7as 2S9ossi isss 6s Dec
The statement is very satisfactory, so far as con-
traction of legal tender money is concerned. Tho
items of contraction are:
Legal tenders, "plan" .$6islt@
Legal tenders, compound notes.. l75o,uO
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Cost ana fonno.

EOJND-A PAWN-TICKET. Can be had
by proving property paying this sdssisensbt Address
PAwN-TICKEf, atthe Tribune Once
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Drinfing.

CHAS. C.. SHELLEY, No. 68 Barclay-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER,aris, Cre5lars BlHesa Posters
Catsogrss kG, at the laHest ash rates
~ BlLI-iiEADf A SPECIALITY.
CYLINDER PRESSWORK DONE P0R TIKI ThADF-
lanes DICKSON, Printer Established 1850
- Tyonrow opposite City Hail. N T. law bylaws pamphlets
posters bheads receipts ered the best
able n 10000 crears business cards 81 90 aad upward
NAM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
RRa
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NkW-l0RH,
BANK DsyAarsySr, ALsASt, De-. 81 1915
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN pursuant TO
~ Chapter 2o6 1885, aud $40, Laws Of 1865 that
ths Issued the NORTH RIVER BANK Banning A.
ISOLATION win be redeemed AT PAR BY
Superintendent Of the Banking Department ou
and Bank he CITY ofAbany ier m
from he date hereof and not thereafter ,
The outstanding circulating notes oi ths s bank mustes ss
A sforee within Sr yes hereof aad AL no .nn
presented oI redemption and payment wthn tbs ~ sr
iel viii be charge the una ,,t9NI no
teDdent for that purpose u. '" %. oa,.ssrsi.nt
Jantis imp o"Pel.-------
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Bso newspaper rublSnE 'hs ,bOTs. uns authorized wiz
ceire pay -----------------
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thorcaghly tested by the most cI'sent eH
In the ountrF eouT the hest lie pisspsi s1vsnsse
that horizontal machine which makes superior over any
hr Bek i construction Vel
staple and oft Of order M machines AZ
P irrpsr with f description, address fhkEMAN sACO5B Fe>
asa Broadway NewYork or JOHN BRDGfohD, Aiosry,
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BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEpFoIlD.
Rfported for TIE TRIBUNE for The neek ending Wedhesdoy
| .- a Jarch 8, 1867.
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VISITING THE PooR.-Mr. Joseph A. Taylor
is Visitor of the Poor for the Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, and Eighteenth Wards. He has recently
been selected to fill that Office, and will COM
mepce immediately to ascertain the condition of
fhp lower classes OF his district.
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the bar somewhat changed during the gales Due
notice win be given when rebnoyed.
April /, 1867
It stated for the Information of masters OF vessels
in the Spanish trade that unless they provide them
selves with the requisite Consular documents before
going they Will be subject to fine OF 500
entering any Spanish port
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I IEoR ADDITIoNAL LocAL 1r1l.s srr orra1nr pAars.


SUNDAY School ANE1vERsARY.-The fifteenth
anniversary of the Sunday Schools connected
WIN the Second Reformed Dutch Church was
held last evening, in the church building, which
was beautifully and tastefully decorated for the
occasion. AT very early hour the church was
damned with spectators to listen 10 and ENJOY
the interesting exercises.
AT the appointed time the superintendent,
u. W. c. Moore, Esq, OF the main SCHOOL mar
shalled the scholars mum oering over hye p9n,
dred into line aud the different classes, heauea
by their teachers, and bearing small hags with
notices, marched from the basement to the
audience chamber where they were seated 0y
persons designated for that purpose. The infant
department presented a fine appearance. Ihey
were in cnarge of their superintendent ElWOod
Matack Esq. and his assistant, Miss Emma
Raw These occupied seats on platform
erected for their accommodation in front of the
pulpit One of the main features of the occa-
sion was the presentation Of the various offer
ipgs by the different classes, consisting Of pho
tographlc likenesses of some of the scholars and
teachers in frames, beautiful wreaths, neatly
bound volumes of various authors, etc.
In the course of the evening addresses were
made by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Talmage and w.
f. Griffith, Esq. All present were we'll pleased
with these efforts, and the remarks of the
speakers drew forth audible expressions OF graft
hcation from the vast audience.
The annual report was read by the Secretary,
Mr.. John l.. Vantine, and showed the schools to
be in flourlshing condition.
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]. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. AERRICK,
JOHN H. COPE.
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK IL SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
tor Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts Gas Nj achinerY, OF The latest and
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Detecators, Filters, Pumping En-
Sole Agents for N. Bnleuxs Patent Sugar Boiin
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Asplnwall d WOOlsey's Patent Centrifugal Suga
Draining Machine. 1909
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PIoKPocKETs AT WoRK.-These noted person.
ages are now taking advantage of the large
crowds which fill our ferry-boats and throng the
wharyes, and are energetically engaged m
fleeing all who come within their reach. An
old lady named Jemima Drew, residing in Front
street, near American, had her pocket picked on
a ferry-bood of $50, and was also robbed OF a
of
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SLIGHT FRE.-The dwelling occupied by Mr..
McNutt No. 1928 Poplar street, was slightly
Gamaged by fire yesterday afternoon. The tre
csng6t from sparks from the chimney.
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DS III u hOuLlShluS COhuillOus
STREETS PAVED IN 1S66-The following state
ment exhibits the number of square yards of
streets paved in the year 1866, in the following
survey dstricts:-
FIRST Survey District-Second, Third, and
Fourth Wards, west OF Passyunk road, and the
Twenty.sixth Ward u 99l yards.
Second Dstrict-First Ward, and the Second
aud Third Wards, east of Passyunk road, 1924
yards.
Third District - Fourth Ward, east of Pas.
syunk road and the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Wards, 81, ,O16 yards.
Fourth District-Thirteeuth, Fourteenth, and
Fifteenth Wards, 1913 yards.
Fifth DISTRICT Eleventh, Twelfth, Sixteenth,
and Seventeenth Wards, 1878 yards.
Sixth District Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
part Of the Twenty-hfth Ward, 20,473 yards.
Seventh Distrlct-Twcntieth Ward, 1884
yards.
Eighth District-Twenty-fr Ward, 4487
yards.
Tenth Dstrict-Twenty-th and part of the
Twenty-hith Ward, 1884 yards.
Twelfth Dstrict-Twentv-fourth and Twenty
seventh Wards, As, 69l yards
Making grand total of l4G,47 square yards
LAUNCH OF REVENUE CUTTER.-An inte-
resting occasion was that ct yesterday at II
O'Clock, when the new, substantial, and finely
modelled revenue cutter Active was launched
from the yard of the builder, John W. Lynn,
ESQ.,. at Reed street wharf, at nigh water. The
day was charming, and many carriage loads Of
people were empued at tue gate. The Custom
House attaches, with the acting Collector, and
a strong representation of officers and connois-
seurs from the Navy Yard, were among the
gathering.
Captain Nones the veteran commander of the
revenue cutter William II. seward, brought his
vessel close by, with decks covered with people.
Mrs. Josephine Stevens did duty as sponsor,
pronounciDg the baptismal service.
The Active was launched with masts in, and
rigging complete. Captain NOnes has been for
forty years in the revenue service, and freely
expresses the opinion that no Treasury Depart
nnnaI ~ ncaencn onG bon u it ,bo nt,Ho
and her tUin sister
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-T. Bradford
Dwight, Esq, who has for several terms OF the
Over and Terminer assisted Mr.. Mann in the
trial of homicide cases, has been appointed
Assistant District Attorney. The appointment
was made by Mr.. Mann, and the selection now
of Mr.. Dwight as Assistant District Attorney
meets with the concurrence of the judges.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

nor additional AfqrfFe News see FSrst Page.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE

SUN RIsEs.. MOON RISES .........sets
SUN SETs.............. 62S Hen WATER.......- los
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ACCIDENTS AND HOSPITAL ITEMs.-John Hun
ter, aged twenty-nine, residing at Bristol while
engaged in running tackling on board of the
schooner Clarence Merrick, was severely injured
by a bundle Of cordage falling upon him.
Patrick Flynn, aged forty-fve, had mis- foot
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. He was taken to the
Hospital for treatmont.
Fanny Burns and Wilhelmina Murray, two des-
perate characters, both colored, had quarrel
yesterday at drinking shop IN st. Mary's alley,
which was speedily brought TO a close by the
latter seizing tumbler on the bar, and hurting
IT at the head of the former with such force as
TO cut it in a terrible manner. Fanny Burns
was removed to the Hospital.
An employe at Solomon Wild's woollen mill,
named William Armstrong, tell into a kettle OF
hot dye yesterday, and was badly scalded. He
was taken to his home, No l2S Orchard street.
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SAMUEL Il. STOKES, }
GEORGE N. LATHAM, MONTHLY COMliITTEK
ANDREW WHEELER.J
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OUR PUBLIC SQUAREo.-It is gratifying to
notice the energetic me assures to put in COM
plete order many of our public squares. Mr..
Charles Dixey, Commissioner of City Property,
is experimenting the work OF cleaning up and
repairing these places of resort For several
days past workmen have been engaged in
graveling the walks, pruning the trees,
and renovatlng the squares generally. Mr..
DiXey hopes to open these piaces of resort to the
public by Monday next. 1t has been customary
to open them on the 14th of tue month, but this
year they will be thrown open to the public at
an eArner date.
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ii0i CHE5 NUT Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19
AK ON YOUR 1,UARD

against tbe imitation and ceunterSeits Of
STOMACH BITTERS, with which the pirates, who
make dshonorabe living, by preying upon the sick
and suffering. endeavorIng 10 food the markets
OF this country. Whenever these roisox are
discovered they Immediately by the pro-
pretors who expend thousands Of dollars annually In
tracing them out and bringing them TO justice. within
: short time injunctlons have been obtained 10 The
Courts Of the United States against number Of ind
viuas and firms and suits In progress against
several others, all Of whose will be given the
public Nat Tn spite Of the utmost vigilance and arvi
" OF their detective agents, the undersigned Of
course unable to protect the public entirely Agsns. p
raticai limitations Of Standard National Tonic every.
where In teguest and As readily convertible nso cash
M United States Bonds or Treasury Notes. They,
therefore 90 direct attention
70 the fact that finely engraved label sentng st.
George and the Dragon. and beautiful proprietary
stamp bearing the Official endorsement of the svern
men appear on every bottle Of the genuine RITTERS
The article further authenticated by miniature
OF hand with the signature Of Hosetter Smith," 10
counterfeit which L. stafs prison crime. The tine
BtTTERS are sold ia bottles oaip aad IN bwtk
14.mi H0STETTEn SMITH.
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Dr. scheck,s PuImonic syrup.

This great medicinn cured Dr., J, H. scsxxux. the
Proprietor Of Pulmonary Consumption when Il hsd rs
sumed its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared TO be Inevitable His physicians pro-
nounced his ncurabe when he commenced the use
Of this simple but powerful remedy. His health
stored In very short time and no return Of the disease
has been apprehended for al the symptoms quickly dis
appeared and his present weight 10 more than two hum
bred pounds
since hs sssysry, he has devoted his attention ercu
hyely TO the cure Of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with u, and the ef-
fected BY his medicines have been very and
truly wonderful. DR. Schenck makes prefcssoaa vsts
TO several Of the larger cities weekly, where he has
large OF patients and ID truly astonshing 10
zee poor consumpves shat had 10 be lifted out their
carriages In few months become healthy robust per.
sons. DR. sCHENCKS PULM0NIC SYRUP, SEA.
WEED TONIC. and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required In curing Consumption. Full directions ac
company each. 20 that any one can take them without
seeing DR.. Schenck but when - convenient 10 best
10 him. He gives advice free but for thorough en-.
animation with his Respirometer his 10 three dollars
Please observe when purchasing. that the two IKE.
Of the Doctorone when In the stage OF Con
sumption. and the other he IL, In perfect health
= are enthe Government stamp
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers Price o., 80 per
bottle or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for advice
should swaysbe directed 10 DR. schencks Principal or
nee, 10 North 9th b., Philadelphia, PA. General
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes b Co.. n T., 8. g.
Hance, Baltimore, Nd. John D. Park Cincinnati Ohio.
walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Bros, 81. Louis
No. ssa1'8 E,tb =. aids Cd v m IT,
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10 CONsUMPrIvRs.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health In
few weeks By . very simple remedy, aner having
suffered for several years with lung Affection
and that dread disease Censumption--is anaious 90
make known TO IDS fellow sufferers the means Of cure
TO all who desire u, he win send copy of the pre-
scrpticn used Gree OF charEs) with the directions for
preparing the same, which they viii ind suax cuRs
for CONSERVATION. ASTHMA. BRoRcnrSfs, CouoHs Colps
and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
OF the advertiser In sending the Prescription 10 hen.
eft the afflicted, and spread Information which he con-
ceives TO be invuable and he hopes every sufferer win
try his remedy. % win cost them nothing and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
vass, By return mall, Will please address
wvK REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
s-11y9f williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19

To OUR READERs.--You will, no
doubt. be glad to learn that this weeks
issue finishes the report Of the Proceed
ings of the Board of SUPERVISOR
Hereafter we will furnish the usual
amount of reading matter. 1.a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19
Iowa CrsrnAL AoalcuLruaAl wAa.nors.,

sAe+A5ts e-tsk& $3.50 4.f July iStn, 1901.
MEssRs. EDIToRs.-I wish, through
your columns to express my thanks TO
Mr.. Jones. of Iowa Falls, Mr.. Rich
ardson, Stephen Doorley, Luther
Barnes, J. B. Cavanaugh, Jerry Henry
w. III. Stickney, ]. q. Arbuckle, ali Of
my employees, and others, (whose
names I can not now call to mind for
their untiring exertions in carrying and
throwing water on my warehouse dur
ing the fire Of last Tuesday night, and
assure them that their aid is gratefully
appreciated. sa R,&
Yours Respectfully, ]
Il, i, FRENCH,
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REAL MERIT ALWAYS VICTORIOUS
II Was delighted TO read the report
OF the Committee-in our Evening
Post-on the result of the Great Trial
at Island Park. Real merit wiu al,oays
be victorious at last. am delighted
with my machine, and want no other.
Letter of N. b. Vail, Orinent to r..
l., to Wilcox 4 Gibbs s. NJ. Co., Feb.
10. 1865. so
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19

"wITH FoUR METALLIc QUALITr-
CATIONS q man may be pretty sure Of
earthly success. These are GOLD in
his pocket, SILVER in his tongue,
BRASS In his face, and Iron In his
heart.n a,r " @
But for tonic appetizer, and gen.
tie stimulant, there ID . reliable virtue
In PLANTATION BITTERS. No
article has ever been SO popular or
done half go much good. Let all who
have not already tried this great stom.
achic, at once test its quality. We nm
derstand that the druggists and grocers
OF this section are selling vast guam
titles, and scarcely family IL without
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19

fSIS0 ncPOfS ~ Asibmsho VsWsU !
No Apords at Paris Yety- Woods
AGENTS in a ridiculous Position
HuHooing Before they are out of the
Woods!-A Little too Fust! y a3szs
1t appears some person in Paris, who
evidently has not cut his eye teeth yet,
telegraphed in hot haste, per Atlantic
Cable, the UNQUALIFIED FAI.sEHooD
that the first prize had been awarded
the Woods Mower at the Paris Expo
sition, and on the strength Of this, the
country is flooded with garbled and
manufactured statements of the alleged
trial and victory. 5.ad
Now, the last mail brings all the
facts of the case, which are simply that
I'm May last Probationary Skirnaish
trial was held near Paris, and that the
Mccormick and Woods a Mowers
ecllpsed all the others, some twenty
two In number, but that the real trial
was POSTPONED TILL JULY. Reliable
correspondents advise us that nine
tenths of the witnesses Of the first trial
were confident that the Mccormick
would carry Off the prizes In July.
Now, as the party who "got up" the
statement falsified about the main
thing the award lit is fair to infer
that his account of the details Is equally
us false. @
We have waited for the manufacture
crs of the Wood machines to honorably
retract the false report about the prizes,
so industreously circulated, but, as they
do not, we can only attempt to make
this refutation as public as the false
hood i'm circulation.
Jurors of such an exposition-men,
no doubt, who represent the agriculfu-
raj interests of the world, are not I'm
the habit of jumping at conclusions
like this fiash-in-the pan correspondent
who wrote and teIcgraphed from Paris.
The trial i'm July, no doubt, will be
full, searching. aud exhaustive, and,
until then, we would advise the manu-
facturers Of the Wood Mowers to await,
as patiently as they can, the result, and
not make themselves again the laugh
ing-stock Of the community, as they
have done In this ridiculous instance.
Wait until July, gentlemen; and don't
halloo before you are out Of the woods.
-ys C. HI. MCCORMICK 4 BROS.
Chicaoo. Tune o. 1867. s