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"ImmoraI influence Or the New York
HarnnhW

EnCH11us
Last Sunday morning discussion took
place at Mozart Hall, New York, upon the
Immoral Influence of the New York
Herald"
Mr.. Cheney, editor Of the Banner OF
Light, led Oft the debate, taking the ground
that the influence of the Herald was I'M
| moral. 10 has little or no regard for truth ;
It will support any man or thing that pays !;
il supported President Johnson until it
saw the fall elections were going against
the Administration then the Herald
switched off on another track. Its great
object has always been for success, acting
upon the principle that the end justifles
The means. Such has been its history In
the past. 1t pretends to be more respect
able at present. 1t now carps at the smutty
advertisements: yet, not many years ago
there could be nothing too dirty for Its CO.
lumns. It's immoral character Is shown by
the eagerness with which It picks up all
the filthy stories and scandals of the day
and circulates them. Young people are
demoralized by reading such things. Re-
spectacle gentlemen will not allow the
Herald to enter their households. This paper
has sought to make money by the most
disrcputable means. When its editor was
cowhided by men, justly incurred at the foul
iibels which he published about them, with
unparalleled. impudence, he published a
full account of the affair, because it made
the paper sell. Occasionally, when it suits
its purpose, the Herald makes great pre-
tencc to purity and goodness. Many un-
thinking persons are deceived, and thus be-
come poisoned. The Herald is used as
vehicle for intrigues and love affairs of all
kinds, by which the peace Of families is
destroyed-buti it "pays." 1t seeks to be
on the popular side, and when morality is
popular in New York, the Herald is its
organ. When it wants TO accomplish a
certain object, it goes ahead without regard
to truth, decency, or anything else. Every
consideration of honesty and morality is
trampled under foot in order to gain sue
cess. The editor Of the Her0.! requires
his reporters to make certain reports Of
certain meetings. They are ordered to
blow this man up or praise that one, as the
case may be-and they have to obey, or
lose their situations. Such man is not
exercising moral influence in the COM
munity. Talk about the immortality of the
theatres, the "Black Crook" &C., it is
only another instance Of Satan abusing
sin. If it were ten times worse than the
Herald says it is, it would be a model Of
purity compared with James Gordon Ben
nett. Ii the Herald has gained success, it
is not on account Of the talent of its
writers.
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Fire In Portsmouth.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, January l5.-Thc fire
which occurred in Portsmouth yesterday
DESTROYED $4,000 worth Of property
mostly, however, covered by insurance
The fire was accidental, occurring from
me bursting Of an oven in baking estab.
lf.hment. Forbes s Butts's hardware
store. corner Of King and Crawford streets
rs, totally destroyed. Insurance, $4,000
1n,snot fully covered. Fitzsimmon's ba.
rerv. where the FIRE originated, was totally
DESTROYED. Insurance, $4,000. In the
immediate vicinity several small building,
were destroyed. Loss trifing.
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From Brazil.

New YORK, January l6.-Advices from
Brazil state that the Brazilian army had
received Marquis de Caxias, the new COM
mander, with enthusiasm. 1t was reported
that the allies wdhld fall back on Tzutz,
which was equivalent to a retreat.
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MozIz ADDUMS oN PAYING THE PUBLIC
DEBT.-We began very "brash,' paying
off the public debt at the rate of one OF
two hundred millions year. Now we sing
another tune, and are willing to reduce
taxes and pay twenty millions year. Say
We owe twenty-five hundred millions now
add one thousand millions of State debt,
thirty-two hundred millions. Divide by
twenty, and you have the debt wiped
out easily in 100 yesrs-during which
time there will be no disturbance what
ever.-Lettr Ia Charleston Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
The Fenian Prisoners i'm Canada. s

TORONTO, January l6.-Colonel Lynch
gave evidence for the defence in the case
of Daniel Quinn, who, Notwithstanding
was convicted. Quinn confessed to ma.
tivity in Cork, to being one Of Morgan's
men, and stated that the name of Canada,
had it been overrun, was to be changed to
the "Irish Republic. Having been cap
tured in arms, the jury, after half hour
deliberation, found verdict of guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

GALVESTON, January l5.- Governor
Throckmorton proposes calling an extra
session of the Legislature.
Judge Duval, of the western dis
trict of Texas, in his last charge said he
had reason to believe some persons had
violated the amnesty oath, and should be
punished. He urged the enforcement of
the Civil Rights bill.
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Markets..
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, January l6, p. Nat the
last board gold was 1855. 5-2O's, 'G2,
coupon, 1914; '64, 1863; '65, 1868
new issue, lO4 d; lO4O's, 993{; 1905, all
series, lO43s; stocks heavy.
middling uplands at Soc. Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull. Corn very dull ;
mixed western, S1.l69Sl.T. Oats dull
and dropping. Beef unchanged. Pork
firmer; sales, 1880 barrels mess at s20.I5
old mess, Sl93s; prime, slG.5O@SlI. Lard
firmer. Whisky quiet and nominal. Rice
firm; Carolina, 1Oqll1ac. Sugar quiet
Porto Rico, llac.; Muscovado, lO24g
HE; Havana, 1870. Coffee steady.
Molasses quiet. Naval stores quiet. Wool
firm at 44G65c. for domestic fleece, and
74c. for picked locks; 25la@32c. for
Texas. Frcights firmer. Cotton, 114@l-l6
per sail; 1a@9-l6 per steamer.
The money market is reported little
more active i'll some quarters just previous
to the close of bank hours. First class
firms were readily accommodated at per
cent. Exchange closed firmer for the Bos-
ton packet, and has not yet fairly opened
for Saturdays mail. Gold has been ex-
cited all the afternoon from a variety OF
contradictory rumors, and the price touch
ed 1877, but dropped to 1875 20 at the close.
Government list more active and tirmer.
Stocks were heavy and lower at the last
open board, with u continued depression
after the call.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 16.-Flour dull and
droOpinp. Wheat-Only small lots oil
PENNSYLVANIA offering-no sales. Corn
receipts of Il 900 bushels; declined &c.
prime white, $l.05Gsl.OS. Glover seed
$3.50. Whisky, S2.l5gS2.20. Sugar and
coffee firm, with reduced stocks in first
hands. Middling cotton quiet at 33c.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, January l6.-Tobacco--
sales so hogsheads at S2.S0G$l5.25. Prime
red winter wheat, S2.SS. Corn, Csc. she'll.
ed. Cotton, soc. Mess pork, S20.50. Hams,
Ice. Whisky, raw, $3.50. New Orlean:
sugar, 13c.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST, LOUIS, January l5.-Tobacco quiet
at SO 80 for common Tugs, and S6.20gSS fol
common leaf. Hemp quiet at $3.50 for un
dressed, and 1910 for dressed. Flour firm
and in good demand. Provisions dull and
unchanged. Wheat firm at S2.SSaS2.90
Hogs tolerably firm at s5.75gS6.3O. Whisky
frmer at S2.l5.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, January l5.-Flour dull
Whisky dull and unchanged. Hogs steady
at S7@s7.60, nett /; receipts, $500. Mess
pork, S209s20.5O.
CINCINNATI January l6.-Flour dull
Whisky dull and unchanged. Hogs firmel
and higher at $7.25gs7.75: receipts, $500
Mess pork firm at s2OGS20.5O. Bacon firm
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NurdcrOus AssauIt-A Bullct-PrOOf
Corset.

BosTox, January l4.-In Manchester, n.
H.. a man named Heath had quarrel
with a milliner named Miss Belle, origi-
mating in jealousy. In the height of his
na,,ion he drew revolver and shot at
her. The ball struck the metallic portion
Of her corset, and glanced off without
doing any harm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

CONCORD, \. H., January lex Presi-
dent Pierce has been confined TO his house
hv an illness of several weeks, but to-day
he is thought TO be much better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

A TESTIMONIAL TO Rev. DIR. LEYBuRN.
AT meeting of members of the Associate
Reform Church, on Monday night, the sum
Of $500 was donated to the Rev. DR.. Ley
burn, the pastor, as an evidence OF the
esteem in which he is held by the members,
and for the zeal and ability which ne mas
manifested in building up the church. The
congregation has given him unanimous
call as the permanent observation-disclosures
Sun, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

CoLUNBrs, GA, January li.-Prominent
factors have estimated the probable cotton
crop of the present year, taking the re-
ceiptS thus far as criterion, at ] $780, 900
bales. This estimate is regarded as close
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
Fred. DougIass to stop Talking.

INDIANAPOLIS, January l6.-Fred. Dou-
glass has refused to speak here until the
arrangements of the hall separating the
whites from the blacks are removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

Rev. DR.. Stiles has accepted call to
labor the present year as an evangelist in
the churches Of Observation-Disclosures o.
SyUeT.
The votes on the bills Cor the admission
OF Nebraska and Colorado indicate that
fhey could not be passed over veto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
kansas Ne. Rebels.

TOPEKA, January l5.-The Senate to-
day passed a joint resolution for the amend
ment of the State constitution restricting
suffrage to loyal men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

BosToN, January l6.-The China sailed
at o'clock with fifty Liverpool and twenty
Halifax passengers. She carried no specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

When the list of pardoned Confederates
Is finished it will include. $4,000 names.
The clerical force Of the Attorney-Gene-
ysvs oG3ce ere u work 6nishing the roll'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17
Arrest or n Forrer.

NEW YORK, January l6.-Adolph Swsrtz,
an Austrian, has been arrested here fos
heavy forgsr!ss n Vienna, 'H@
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Cold weather North.

Cold Weather North.
FRANCoSIA, n. H., January l5.-The
thermometer here this morning was twenty
four degrees below zero.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-17

GABLE DISPATCHES IMPORT
~ ANT NEwS.-The Atlantic cable is working
finely, and improves every day. The mpany mas
generously reduced the rates, and we have fol.
lowed in their wake and reduced the prices OF
FINE and WELL-MADE CLOTHING BY buying al
extremely low prices for cash, and are selling the
same AT small but remunerativs pront to the con-
sumer Call and examine our stock, and see TOT
yoursslf, Our PIFTEEN-DOLLAR SUITS cam
be sxcelled-the price, and quality, ana style
considered. Call and see us. ,o
WILLIAM IRA SMITH Co.,
ia ao-,s liz Main street.
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The Test-Oath Decisi0n I'm New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, January l6.-There is
great rejoicing here over the decision in
the test oath case by the Supreme Court.
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6p(umbuB BuiineB Gp(Ieae.

Die biQigfe, srancli6fe nnb prattii6he @eibdftsftule In
amsrifa. @s rperben rae6r anaelunsen psritaft bur1 I'M.
{ere aHpeiation, as turd aue aneeren sufamnten. W1an fen.
be mad unibertrpfenen Srcben Der 3alisrapbie unb 3ierte=
f&riit. Sts tn Columbus ausssfsuten Certificate fir ben
etubiensurfus (s9OIarfbips) Fap ibsrau In Der Union sal.
ti8.
Drpan & Spmlinion.
Suli IS. 81. lin
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Pliers Cherry 8ectprQl

1T Elm linbernbes Sruftmittel, bas ~priparirt purbe, UNI Dem
%erineenben Seblrfnife etnes ltHeren unb suserlGIii9en Sell
nittels fur 5als> unb Quneenfranfbetten ~absutelfen. Cine
lansjdbrise @rpbe bat Die 3batiaGe erseben, baB CO bel 0un-
aenleiben %pirfiamer 1T, ats 1ebes anpere Nittel. Seine
Wirfianfeit lit 1ebt 10 al9enein befannt %eefpprben, baE e8 in
Sielen 2anbern nit Reft ais cine unentbebrlideM ebicin an
seieten tpirb. Sn @rpBbrtttanien, 8rdnfreid lnb Oeuti6>
Lamb, fpp bic WifienItoft Der Webictn ibre bDhite Splfpm.
raenbeit errei6t BAT, pirb es in Der 9raris serihrteben, unb
beltdnbi9 gebrauht in allen @rnteen, SpipttGlern uno anberen
b6entli6en Gnitalten, no es bon ben anseltellten @ersten fur
baS ihneaife unb an9enetnfte Wtttel getalten pirb, has III
taben 1T. GS fam fftperltG cine @eoenb ~aefunben fperpen,
mo- nidt anerfannte Sale on 2unaenfranfbeiten, tpelde ben
Yemubun9en Der gef6tfte1ten unb erfahrenIten 9pctpren MI
%berltanben batten, bauernb bdburdb furtrt wprben tnb. Die
le 8eIultate itnb bic lberSeueenbiten 9efpet1e Smt Der auBers
prbentlihen 5etlfraft biefes 9rdparatS, unb bic @utpren GER
ipeiien nit %belpnberer 8ufriebenbeit auf biefeben. GS lit lebr
frdftig gegen entfpifelte 8ranffetten, unb sugleif duBerit MIL
be fir ainber, benn eS 1T ielblt fRr S6uglinee gang barnlps,
tpenn es umIihti9 ge9eben rpirc.
OteieS Sci unbbeitsntttel 1T ielbit ala SerbutuneSmittel
legenSreiher ais ale anberen Setlntttel. @enn eS seitt9 ee>
nprtnten tptrb, 70 BELT eS aGe Getse in Der 8etle unb 0un9e,
OBJ ie spn Grfdltuns pber Suiten, pber BON onberen llr1aGtn
b~errtbren, unb eS Serbutet omit jene LANCE &eibe RON ltmers-
tsung berielbsn, entitsben. 9aGer. irlte jepe 8amilis g i'm
Sdule baben. Snfuensa, Sales.--future, 5etIerfett, Sttfbuz
Seitenitehen, ~dn9ebenbe Iussebrung unb anbere 9e-
Der Itbntunespr9ane t~peiden Sr bieier SprSugliGen
opn n1ebicinii6en @igenihaften.
@rdparirt epn Or. s. 6. Aver u. Co., Cornell, Iah,
unb S~erfauft bel s.. &pbert's NaG fplsern, 9raun unb
Q r d, IN Columbus, SRtr, unb bet allen &pptbefern.
Dec. ID. 2ntttfp II 10
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Sarm su perfaufen+
6ier 1T Der bette Saul int Staate III MAIDEN !

2l4 @fcr euten irudtbaren 2anpe5, int bpten gultursuian~
be unb reihlth nit 2SQffer %oerleben, IN Der N6be BON Sbule
unb Stride, tnnertalb 9 Nleiten BON Columbus, nit elmer Gi>
fentabn Statirn al jeher Sete in elmer gntfernung pom ~
nsues Srame 5au5, Elm gutter Sbfsarten unb bic bette Sonts
i4ener i'm Staat, 80 bei 100 SUE; oas @run69elAof peer
sentuirt, bic 3blren unb Sturen inb gut. bic Seniter entbal<
ten hber 500 Sdeiten; Ie fam 100 Staf 9irb unb 100 Som
men Seu, Sstreibe, &C., falen. Nabe betm :6aule b%eftneetlt
Sdienen. Die sanse garm 1T fur $4,000 III baben, mpspn
Elm Drittsl taar III be;ablen 1T, unb' Der Heit fam IN iGbrli~
den Germinsoblunsen, mad Sem gSuni6e be8 8duferS, 9.
sablt werpen. Die Sheuer 1T bsinate neu, unb fSnnte sesen<
pGrtis ntft unter $4,000 9ebaut tperben. SD bin entl9lpI>
fen, bieie 6arm su %sertaufsn. @ian wenbe i8 an
q. 9. Gpan,
9rtsSpr 80, Columbus.
7. Nps. Int 10
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Xarnt a1 p%erfQufen.

OV**F o"
Des pntcrseitneten Sarnt, ~unsef6br cine gteile BON Der
9pudoint Srife, 3 Meilen BON Der 2afe grie, nobe Der
Sdool section n Carroll Sutpnlbipt DIANA e. O., ss!er
Splslanb, ein Sbt9arter, Stalluns, ~g8obnbaus unb Sdeuer
unb Sheuer nit 80 &fer unter gutter 8ence, lberaus frutt-
bareS 2anb. We9en Ndberem ipenbe man iib an ben Gtsen-
tbumer,
NuguIt Mtelo,
auf pbiser 6arnt ~tppbntaft.
7, Npb, 10
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Der 2etpstser
SQuitrirte Vamilien= Ralenber
fur 1857 NIT sielsm intereFanten eeieFpFs. i.br sablrei@en
ten Sttslbilee, @ro6 Nuarto, franco per Sot nur IS Gsnts
gu besebsn bHr@
gb. SC. S6ecbaIb,
gpurtbaas, Cincinnati, 8.
Die geuinnltHe Der Erdnien fur 1866 1T benz Ralenber
b~et9eerrdt. Anber ettient fnb III baben: @nbts BDlfsfa=
lsnssr so Ste Spinnanbs so @ts., Gen erbsfalencer 65@ts,
Nieris's Ralenber rs @ts., ameifentalenber 40 9ts., ame=
rtfanifter BUlfstalenoer 25 ste. ,&e.
|Vur ieDes 9Qus unb ieDe Vamilie!
Sd erlanbe mir meine Srsunte une e~anssl.ute sur enb=
~fcriptiOn anf BE nudfOls.nben i66nsn unb ~ssbisssnsn Seit-
Die Santrtrte aselt fir 1857,
lister Sabrsans in 10 5eften, a~ns8etattet NIT porsasli6en
g pmmsrfrii3e,' semalt ron Sd. 8iris, sstO4s, ppn
8. @eper, ais 9rGnite. Sreis Ses Sabraaras uur So, 90.
Su Saufe.
@ei6idten nnb 8ilser ;Ir ttnterbaltun9 - Ser Sabraana
BON is Seften neba elmer pra6tppaen stabIfib =srdnie |:
Der abf@teb,' senult pom u. Siosmanb, eetpGsn scn o
1ieber 2anD uno sOieer.
au8.meiue Suufrtrte 9eituns. berausgeaeben ppn 8. SO.
6adldnSer. SdtrIt4 70 Sefte @rOs -8OltO NIT isbr sablrei=
@en Suaiirattpnsn. Der Sahraan8 $50
Soarnal fir SOilette unc Santarssit. Sdbrli6 "a g'um.
nsrn 8oliD nit sisls MopeasiSnnn8sn n. =. 10. Ser Sabr=
gang $2,25.
Ite WspDsfpelt.
SunFrirte 8eitune fir SpiIetts unb Sanbarbsttsn. NIT sabl=
reih.n gbbilbunsen pom Wpten nnb GRANDDAUGHTER, S6nitt.
uaassrn etc. Der Sabrsans BON "a Naumsra $2,25
Ser Bazaar.
5uuirtrts 9annsn= 3 sttna8. IRtt fsFr nblrsi5en abbilbun.
gen BON Uaussn, tpeiblidsn 5anrerbeiten, s6nttmnftsrn It.
|. 10. Der ~Sabrsans ron 48 Surnn,ern srps SOlip SIS ,25,
OamenaleiSer .WSosasiu.
Rit sablreiden WPuter= unb Wphsbldttern unb 5pl3i6nitt=
latratipnsn i'm Sert. Sdbrli9 "a giuu,mern gum Ersife
II g. 1925.
@u6er bieien ansefhbrtsn SSrrnalen, tSnnen ole In 0euti8.
NIB erf1etnsnben 9eui5riften burd mid Itnel nnh 6ilia
Ss,Osen psrpsn. as bic befanntsften unb perbreitetfeu un:
Ter bieien 9eitihriften, bebe i6 bersOr Die 2eipsiaer @ars
tenlaubs. bus Slnartrte 8amilien sSpurnal aanurama.
ylab unc 8srn, 9ahetn1. @rbetteruneen. Sausbldtter, Sire.
ga, Bud fir aQe. Bud Der @elt, G.ffsrmann's Wpnats=
bette. europa. Natur, nnfere 9ett, Mindner 5tieasnbs 9lGt.
ter. 6laSberapatib, 9prfbarbier. Setermann's eeOerapbiibe
Wittbeiluneen. globus. gepe,bbals. polpte6niftss Sparnal,
pplYtednti6es @entralbatt, Gurppdii6e GtObessttune fur
6errenfleibsrma@er II |. 70.
Sd erlarte 3ablreibe 8efslurser aHb perfprs1e hieIslbsn
nit s~sppbnler 8unftlt6feit aussufabren.
9b'ltpp &. Sfec6a1b,
gatfDleer son 9bscbalb rnb Sbeurfauf, Sud tnb snns,
9anblang. epurttaus @ebdnbe. Cincinnati. 8.
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@erlanst mirb Elm gutter Su9assS dmieb. Sur elmer Der
ietn 9ei6dft gut serfebt, brauft lid III nelben. Outer 2pbn
unp bauernSe Seiaaftieune wirb Sueeiifert BON.
8. 81. Yfeffer II. Sobn,
Dresden, Mustinsum County. 8.
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Mleranber Cor, Elm gruber bes M6tb. g. g.
Gpr, ftarb am Montag in Waibin9ton an Der 4us-
5ebrung.
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Stop!! unD aufgepabt

Inter allen &ebenfprten baben It'd, aud, bieie8 Sahr Die Sues
unb &enb Seebltue am belten betp6brt. Wdbrenb bic gatarp-
ba ub eiele anbere Sprten pteber pom Dem Webltbau anse-
srifen unp BON Der SdulntB Splenbs serfbrt fpurben, itnb bte
Rens unb Spe5 Seebltne Spn bteien beiben @laeen ~unberibrt
~seblieben uno tire 8l6tter itnb Jest nod, 70 grim ale int Srub-
Ipmmer. Der g5etn BON beipen Sprten turbe bieleS Sabr
an bic 2pnspprtb gSein Gpmpaenie in Cincinnati fir Ool>
lar per @aIpne Serfauft unb ba8 8ui6el 3rauben BON Der
Rens Seebltns (fe pirb fhrn @fttte &ueuf reif) ipurbe auf
benz Cincinnati Marft fIr - Dollars ~Serfauft. Die Grnhte
BON beiben Sprten Bat mod ME falirt, es inb fekr lpptse
gDddier, am beiten seeisnet einen faltsn gDinter aussubalten
unb sebeiben in iebent altnd.
Die Sfenb eianet ib itrer srpFen, eritnen Slatter talber
sprsbelih aS Shattentraube in elmer 0artenlaube pber AM
eaosen. Splsenbss fnb metns 9reiie:
Spe g ceiling $50 0pQ. per tauIenb, $50 per kunhert,
$3.50 per 9ubenb. 9peijdbrise 9hanssn SIS per 0usenb.
asnb Ssssltns - S2o9 ~ per tanie r s25 per hanbsrt, 81
R.S. SD sertaufe MIR auserIeiene, gut tepurselte int FRET
en- ssscsens gfanssa ss 1T atty feline 9sfabr %sortanpsn nit
gpneprb, 0elapare, 5artfprb unb ale befannten Srrten
ebenfaas an 6anb III ben b~iIisifen 9reilen.
N6bere &usfunft ertbetlt germ, i
2ouis IltItGtter, "
SI. 3. 10 @ grr SD, Sanbusfp, Ship.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-04
HoLLowAY's vERMIFueE CORRECTIONS!

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vermifuges to the delight Of the poor
little sufferers. 1t contains no Caomel or 9TH
err poisonous ingredients.
10 highly esteemed IL this Popular Yermifuge,
by the profession that all intelligent Physicians
who know ofthem, prescribe them in preference
TO other remedies. as not on'y MORE pleasant to
take, bat more effective TO cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care Of
children, should keep them as family med-
cine: for they not only eradicate worms-th0se
pests Of childhood-but correct any derange-
ment OF the digestive organs, so prevalent with
children. 4.E e. 800 1890. r..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-04
A Word To the Public.

As the forms OF disease for which we prescribe the
have their origin in the blood let the suffer
er remember that merely oaticard appliance win
afford him permanent relief because Il cannot reach the
cAUsR The Compound, going into the hoof, THE
CITADEL OFTHE DISEASE-driyes IL from It's strong
hold. and the victim is relieved e~THrs sHorLs
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. SURE CURE WARRANTED.
BURNHAMS & VAN SCHAACK.
Wholesale Druggists, Is Lake ST., Chicago. Ia
Sc 1y Agents for the Northwest
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-04
HOIEOWayss ). .... $3.50.
Vermifuge s..
.... Connections

Dr. Holloway, some fifteen years ago, wit
Messing the distress oecasoned sickly children
In taking the nauseous yermifuges Of that day,
resolved to analize them, and from the most
effective Of these remedies succeeded in sepa-
rating theii active medical properties, pure,
tastGless and inodorcns. Then, by combining
those with sugar, and moulding them into an
agreeable cenfection. formed the present PoPU.
LAR and EFFECTIvE yERMFUGE known as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-04
HieSkelI,S


This Ointment, after an experience OF twenty
years. has proved itself a sovereign remedy for
all Diseases Of the Skin having affected a rad
zeal cure In every which 10 was used,
curing many obstinate cases Of fifteen or TWEEN
.ty years standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best medical tai
ent OF the country. IT'S effect Is astonishing, In
few days the soreness and irritation IL remov-
ed the skin becomes smooth and healthy and
remains permanently healed, without the use
Of any other remedy.
Thus. TETTER, SALT RHKUM, ITcH, SOLDIERS
IrcH, ERYsIPELAs, BLoTcHEs. PMPLEs ana
every form OF disease of the skin Is pnnctually
cured, no matter Of how long standing. II has
cured bad cases Of ISFLaMEp EYEIIps, and
Discharges from the Ear, when nothing else
would heal them. Piles, that have resisted all &
other treatment for many years, have been ef.
fectually cured by the use Of only one box OF
this Ointment. BURNS, scALps and OLD soREs
IL heals In very short time. Price so CESrs
pER Box. IL not sold by your druggist, send
60 cents TO Johnston. Holloway 4 Cowpen, Phil.
adelphia, box viii be sent free OF postage TO
any address.
0BSERFE-None genuine without the sigma
ture Of tile prcprietors ON the wrapper OF each
box. 40.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-04
HOllOWay's
Arnica
"a". Plasters

The Original and only true Arnica Psds-
ters possessing the great healing
r...-. 81. liza. properties Of the Ar .....
Mica F10soers
The curative effects Of these Plasters In all
cases OF pain or weakness In the breast, side or
back, and In all cases of inflammation OF the
Lungs. and Cough, are truly astonishing; they
give immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands re-
commend them. 0BsERvE-HoLLowAY's are
the original and only true Arnic Plasters