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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20
Com plste Failure OF the American Col.
ony at Cordova.


Complete Failure OF the American Col.
ony ~ Cerdova.
A letter from Cordova, Mexico, dated jan
nary 22d, to the New Orleans Rcayune an.
nounces the final breaking up Of the colony
of ex>rebels at that place. The following
very interesting and suggestive account ofthe
colony is given:
"The colony at Carlotta is going-home.
1t grows small as the weeks come and 20.
Only year old, and already dead; going
back to the States, en- masse. The land Of
Washington is better yet than the thickets
and greasers of Mexico. How heartily the
old homes we're lampooned and the new
lauded. Only year ago that was aye, only
peopled the valley. To-day two families
swarm the streets Of Carlotsa. The old coun.
try was not half as much abused going home
Is coming here Universal suffrage at home
is better than civil war and unlicensed rob-
berry and hard work. The trees did not bear
silver dollars as they expected, and coffee
and sugar plantations were not offered traits
before they landed at Vera Cruz. Fortunes
did not rise like calculations and fall into
every ones hands. Then the natives were
up to snuff they were ~ keen and sharp in
trade Is the enthusiastic adventurers from
the flower flag country. Three hotels grew
into being in day, but they arc dead now.
The sharpers and thieves that came and swim
died unfortunately, native and American,
went down with the general wfeck-vent
back to the States in debt; stole away, leav-
ing others involved sad bankrupt, and With
characters, even among the greasers of this
gambling nation, no better than those Who
Who serve on the chsin>gans on the streeta.
Or the pirates who iniest the hsehways. Mex.
loans had not the best opinion Of Amsridlns
when they cams-that opision has scI I'm
proved BY subsequent examination. n
good men Of the colony were put to shsnS s.
the reckless proceedings OF those No 8 ~
70 earn living b. their Wits ana their s9in-
ding TIA esd have suAsesd a q hsd !.
The honecs been stripped BY lie Why - m,
homes Not snistass4sise voold { ~
ofthis so1tleneoIbe b. Strange. in3esd. -1uH
appear TIE record Of mmy breye ma -
came h1s bhds ~ pfsy I'D dsperted ,m:3
9easeAl slticiae. Hoesl bilk, Evry pm
ail kisas q bilis u shsss gentry ~ Aisf =
leaves n vaIlenAgo1a. 1nd inosaa ~
.srs ssapps6 kIf ~ SslSs2 49, -
Ne sasSsa VI C 80 n ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20

-
distress 'in woollen,' in winter, appeals less
fercibly to tender sympsthies than distress in
nakedness and starvation Still the distress which
over-production has brought upon the woollen in
terests is deserving Of csmmiSseRation. and ought
to be faithfully improved by the sufererers in
tracing their calamities to the proper cause.
at is plain that the reason why the market is
overstocked with woelicn goods is, that there arc
| too many woollen goods made; the reason Why
there have been so many goods made if, that there
are too many people making them. The reason
Why 80 many goods sannot be sold at profit is,
that the cost of subsistence is high. especially
| the products of agriculture. The reason why the
products of agriculture are so scarce and dear is
because so many people and 80 mpeh enterpriAs And
capital have been withdrawn from agricultural
pursuits to engage in manufactures. "-Nen York
| Ere. Pou.
We quote as above this extract from an
editorial Of the leading free trade organ in
New York, which is going the rounds of the
Western free trade journals with general ap
proval.
| It would seem that the free traders Of the
West had not considered very carefully tbs
| bearing of the argument Of the Post, or they
would not have quoted it, lest it might tend
to open the eyes of their farmer readers Il
their own interests.
| The Post is published in the great Cit,
which is the seat in our foreign trade, ant
which has population of near million o
inhabitants. who have but little direct inter
est in home manufactures. They have di
rect interest, however, in cheap food, grain
beef and Pork, and in support of that inter
est, the Post argues in favor of keeping dowr
the prices of agricultural produce. And in
sists that the diversion Of labor and capita
into home manufactures, increases the pric,
of the products of the farmer And, in con
clusion, the Post glories in the distress o
"the woollens," because it will tend to driv,
the manufacturers into raising agriculture
products, and thus increase the supply an,
put down the price. Western farmers, hov
do you like the argument, the policy, and it
effects, as set forth most truthfully by tn
ablest advocate of free trade in this country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20

the producer and the manufacturer 10 their
mutual advantage.
Henry Clay in his speech in favor Of the
Protective Tariff of 1924, alluded 70 this same
ideA of the enhancement Of the price Of nav
material BY the importation Of manufactar-
ers, and the establishing of manufactures in
the following terms. And We are inclined %
think that he was quite as capable Of under
standing the matter, - the presumpuous
sco6ers at protection of the present DAY
whsshss shsy asin ~ $780, - - s6e'ess
States, or on the editorial tripod.
'Let ~ suppsse shAa Aalfs million Of persons
are nov employed abroad in fabriceting OR con-.
scmpticn, those aStfSISs, q vhssh, n ops1-
alton of this bill, supply I. intended 70 e pro
vided within ourselves. Tnai nan mion ~
sc1uol nssns u subsistsaes ~ drasa iron fcs-
elm sericuitars- 1--we scan transpset tAen g
This tYy, and incorporate then In tbs nsss
~ our own population, there would instantly
arise demand fsr m amsast OF pfovsslenc equs'
TO that which would be requisite for tneir SUP
s;s.epas ghout the whole year That de-
msnd IN the article Of aour aisns, would not be
less TIL an the quantity Of about nine hundred
tAoupaud barrels, besides . preportionste qssnn-
" Of beef, and pork, and othsr articles Of sub.
,istence. But nine hundred thousand barrels o.
Hour exceeded the entire quantity exPofssd las,
year by nearly one hundred and hny Thousand
barrels. What activity wesld npt Ills pve, - a
chserfulness wouldit not conmuHisAts, - our dls
uiritea farming interests! But IT, fnsted IT fhees
kye hundred thousand artisans emigrasisg from
abroad, We give BY this bill employment to an
equal number of our eiuseps, now Engaged IN un-
profitable agricultural, or idle from the want OF
business, the beneficial eEect upon tssprodscaons
Of our farming labor would be nearly doubled
The quantity would be diminished BY suotr,e-
ton Of the produce from the labor Of ali those who
should be diverted from Its pHrAnits TO msnuiac-
turing industry, and the value Of the residue
would be enhanced, both by that diminution .tsa
the creation Of the homs market, to the extea'
supposed"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20

ABaxHAx LINCOLN n. 4. TALKER. In the
February number Of Hdsper's kaoosias =
writer, in giving sketchss u s6nd talhss,"
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20

And all affections Of the Liver. the most prompt safs
and reliable Medicine known They are aetve and mild
being particularly designed for the Bilious Diseases Of
the Southern and Western States. when timely 3D.
mnistsred they viii b found scacaons In Bilious and
ksmittent levers Fever and Ague, Oostveness Collie
Worms, Pain In the Bowsls Hsartbsrn Ylatulsnee In
DIGESTION Pain In the Head Back Brsast and In all
eases whore Cathartic b required Their great excel
lsnce consists in this, that they compounded from
the concentrated virtues Of the medicinal substances
which they composed; consequently they have IN
greater potency, and Tar remedial elect than ths
ase medicinal substances, vhsshsr mixed OF sdnnis
tsrec singiy.
HARsDEN's sAHATIvR PILLS win b. found invaia
able preventive Of the many Bilious Diseases Incl
dental TO the Soathsrn oountrysuch Yellow Fever
Ssasdcs Liver coaplainta Intermittent and Rsuisteni
1svsrs, Ailious Fever Bilious Collie. Bilious Dyssntery
and Diarrhes, Chills, Yeyers, Ac-
KERR & FULLER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Ksokuk-
BuRsHAn Vac Bc1AAcx, Wholesale Druexists Chi
caeo. General Agents. lor Noefhwsst. dscl-dAvzr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20

UyOR HALEs--l0O Acres Of Land, suitable for
Orchard or Gardening purposes-vithin ~ miles
city En.;A Price $40 per VIM FULTON,
janis g. 81 RstAts agent, 50 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20
For Sale.

4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA Cottage Brick, containing nine rooms good osl
lar snA vaah boass mn kpt with variety u ffait,
consisting Of pears apples cherries Grapes h.: good
frame stable; wood house good veil Of water and
cistern situatsd 9Th and franklin streets En-
quirs Of WM- EuLIOh,
tan16d Real ketate Aren't,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-20
=
No. q Main Street, mp stairs

For Sale.
4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE -
"A A twostory Brick Dwelling Houss, with rooms,
cellar and cistern. full Lot with frame Stable, and
variety Of grapes md other fruit mtuaee 1ulton
stisss, hssyssn 9th ssdfth Stress. lsa.ire q
Ianlsd Real kstats Agent
For Sale.
| A ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
n With ooms and good cellar, full lot With WOO
house. esterns and variety ofmost all kinds Of Fl cid
Franklin, between Eth I'D % etrsss inquire I,
| janls-d WA' IuAT1f' Agsntof
| 80 For Sale.
| A DOUBLE ons-sloy Frame Dwelling
a nouss. eolaaaning IL rcom and cellar fall Los
good we'll Of water and frame ssabis situated on Bank
between LIST and "a strssts. Inquire q
| WV FULTON,
] skneasA laai Estate Agent.
EOR SALE.-Eighsy acres Of improved
/ u land near Charleston Lee county, Lows Good in.
pvoysasnts thereon. Price SIS per sers-ygy cLssp
Good title. A3qGirs Of NH FULTON,
janis Raj Astass Agent, No. - Main Street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
Testimonials.

A pery large number of important Testimonials
hare already been Teceire5 from IhJsici,rs, Ger
gyaet Apothccdries, and Indeed from an classes
IN society spetking an fas most latteTng terms Of
the Vhae Pine Compound. N'.'
DR.. NTcHoLs, Of Eortgaeld, IT,, sdys, "@
4. L find the White Pine Compound n be rery cbF
c1ciol;s not only an coughs GaI er psiaoai; cfcc-
tons but also ia cge tons of IRE Edtes, debility
Of the stomach, and other Kindred organs"
Res. j. X. CHASE, Of Rananey, ". H., ,esises'
at h re for re rs REGARDED your Thite Zine
Compound as IN ilr9la Ole rem naY. L cen truly
say gt Iregard IL as en more cSicacious and rat
% ole than ecer. + hare jIst Zen The Compound
for q cold, and 10 acorts chdrmi1giy."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
From JAMES j. HoYT.


DIR. POLAND. IA tae Fail IF 1S57 4 took a rcry
violent c0td 1chich brought on a eery serers couGh
pdia NTH 81 aadl1iys, and raiS.lJ Jt2od IicIs
also Uery tly listed &C. IN t 4 troublesome dis
past Ihare been sery gsach troubled rta my tiroat
and Ian $, cho.iq1ap lhdrdif ~ L u iaacgse sight,
tUith ii cough after . Using hood. Jey Tat ny
time here must be unless is got relief. This
Spring, ftCas intta ted - tn your Vbite Pine Com
pound though my fiitt ia 10 40 IS small Bat 10 my
astoaisha,e, 6ofe IN tdt tte lfgo bottles my cough
better the ilaey trouble also. ant cout rest
niyits Without cs9.iag up Gad ''tisiig so much;
,co"a nal Tat my + tiers family Is inclined
to c9nsuapion. mJ theT mother, and tco sisters
hGciag disI afR. rs.. a.4.a.# sail ...5.
The White Pine Copsp7upd, Advertised at lengtA
IN our columns, IS n i o ~ GiD ftS ~ His faritthg
6at Is a highly qpr0 ed lael.cine. Dad. W. I0-
land, the lac at0r, hts tie confidence Of the m M
u;ho ksoW hin, CO yei, e sctici h elJ23el tchts
t,6ortn9 Hsst"t'J tiy Jeirs as B4pfsst mt1isfer.
peJiAeats tChih ISSUED iHhis medical discovery.
Boston Watc!ilnll an 1 Is>lectoi.
A TAEUABLE MEDIC, >F-Dr PoLtnd's White
Pine Comp ant, adcertiset ia cqlaaas is sue
cesSfm tempt , c mbi cH.i .pply lie me;li iaal
oa!y tested 81 psoRs IL His city art riciaity, aud
the pF0DG t,r = &c tia"hiRs TO TniVe from
Pcrs IS 'reI Ia ca to citizens. re recon-
E.eaI |s trial RI 0se csos Of disense f. achich
u d t2ts4. is far :ole by al oar drmggists.-
Ne' i1rSa Independent sad. . 49,.
The White Pine Compound
sraarfrcturersot she NErEMeLAND BorAr1c
pEFpT, - u i-Ftr Il ct, EOstoH.
.. 1E d., Proprietor.
f H. MOORE, Wholesale Agent. ~. 49,. X.
For sale at retail by all druggists. -.
j. l.. COLE & GO. gents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
AW AY WITH

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
easily, without doctor or medicines.
sent postpaid, on receipt ,of 10 cents.
ADDRESS DIR. ". b. F0oTE,
NO, no Iexington, Aye., Cor. of Eas
18th At N " 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
gatent Mdieines.
NJ The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
@. DIR. u. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

It was carly in the spring OF 1855 that this Com
pound was originated Amembcr ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation of the throy, attended
with disaereeablc cough. I had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for its
basis the inside bark ofwhitc pmc might be SO COM
pounded as to be very useful in the of the throat
and lungs. To test the value of it in the al
ludcd to, compounded small quantity of the
medicine that / had been planning, and gave 1t in
teaspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the Irritation of tile
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and a
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces of it,
and got we'll j. b. Clark, Esq, editor ofthe Man
chester Daily Mirror, made a trial of the same
preparation in the case of a severe cold, and was
cured immediately. lie was so highly pleased with
the results, and so confident of success attending
its sales placed before the public, that he finally
persuaded me to give4t name and send 1t ABROAD
to benefit the sufrering.'' So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
JOHNSTON, '1 1s
HOLLOWAY NzE4aCa
q c0WDEK
PROJECTORS,
No. % North Sixth Street, PhiIadelphia

Sold at Wholesale in Chicago. by FULLER FINCH
&FULLER,-LoRD ,-BIRIIAMS h VAN
& GO,--DEiTZscH. BL0cKI co. and thronghamt
the country BY all druggists ii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
vERM1FueE COMPETITIONS

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Nermifuges 10 the delight Of the poor
little sufferers. 1t contains no Calonel or 9TH
er poisonous ingredients
10 highly esteemed is this Popular yermifuge,
by the procession that all intelligent Physicians
who know-Otthem, prescribe them IN preference
I" other remedies, as OF on y more pleasant to
take, bat more eff tive TO cure
Parents and guardians having the care Of
children, should Leep them as q family medi-
cine: for they not only eradicate worms-those
pests OF childhood-but correct any derange.
ment OF the digestive organs, so prevalent with
children.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06

INC MFogTABLE
.1 TRrssEs.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE
RUPTuRED. Sent. post. paid ON re-.
eeipt OF III cents. Address
> as DR.. II. b. F0oTE,
No: no Lexington. Ave. Cor. OF East
2Sth st., N. Y. tEf3tG. H8.1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
HOllOWay's. .au ..a-s..s
. ~ ... .. g.. Arnica ne s.o.s-
. . .,..''.. ....1'0' PEasters

H.res TIE Original ard only true Asniea Pzas- -.s
tiers possessing the great healing
prope' ties Of The ar
Ricd F7Osesrs. 400 1-@t 91 #~
The curative effects of these Piasters in all
- cases OF painor 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. 0BsFRyR-H oI LowAys are
the original and only true Arnic Plasters
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
EgLsla A LECTURE

EsTsfa A LECTURE
xIsaAzasaV TO YOUNG MEN.
Just Published, faa Sealed Eaeelope Price aseh'
lecture on the. Nature. Treatmenf
ana Radical Cure OF Spermatorrh9a or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Fmissiohs Sexual Debility, and n-
pedments to Marriage Generally; Nervousness. Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physician.
capaety resulting from self abuse. G.. BY k0BEh.
;. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author OF thet Green Book,
&c. ra..EI
The world renowned author, Is this admirable We.
lure, clearly proves from his experience thai mo
awful consequences Of self Abuse may be efrctuaI Re-
moved with medicine, and without dangerous suqn
operations, hougies, Instruments rings, corlaih
pointliirloat mode Of cure certain and electuaL
which ever sufferer. no matter what his condition ng
De may cure himself cheaply. privately. and rsdeaM
THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO fAos'
SANDS AND THOUSANDS. = 70
sent undsr seal. TO any address IN plain sealed gu
yeiopes. on The receipt Of six ceBts two Postafs
stamps Also DR.. Culyerwelrs Marriage GuA''
price - cents Address the publishers. Il
CHAS. u. q. ALlNE & Cos.
2i-yl III Bewery, New York. POST Office Box Sse'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
a Wore, fOtl,e puE,,;c

As the forms Of disease for which we prescrihe N,
Compound have their origin In tie blood let the suffer.
er remember that no merely oatraYd appliance Win
afford him permanent relief hecause II ear DOT the
Cause. The Compound, going into me 6ieod The
eIrApEL OFTHE DlSEASE.--drves II from itestropg
,SsFd. and the victim is relieved syy-Tprs sHorIp
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. suRF CURE W RRANpFp Al n
BURNNAMS e. yAN'ECHAAsK.
wholesale Druggists rs Lake ST. Cheaso
90 ~ Agents for the Northwest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
gatsnt @leaieiaes.
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of scrcn ge0fs
trial by the public and il9 3ll,et5t-4
ration for the hair vci discoUered
sgiU 1,rSdace tie same beneficial
results. IT Is 70 nesO scientific dis
cOcery, com biftinp the most 3,otCe,'-,
fnI and resfoI0fire nftc5itS in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. IT restores
GRAY HAIR TOITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. ~ makes the scdiyc
lclttfe aud clean CURES eld,,ds1tff
and hnln0rs, at,ti falling outsof the.
hair and WiH m0kn IL tgr0sD upon
5aid heads, crceJ,t ire rerD ayed
persons. ttsit fag7tisiieS fll1 ffiftfs--
tee priHctgGe ar rhich the hair
is noarist,td aud supported. re-
makes The hair moist. soft, mad
giOssY. and IL uRsaypHsscd as a.
HAIR DRESSING. IA IL the cheapest
preparation e,,eg offered to the
DHbffc. tss oae b0tiie nih dcc0,n-,
piish Hsnre anil last k0n0er than
three bottles Of a,iy other Ilrepdrd.
ton. -#'' aEfA
IL is recommended and atsei 5t
the First Medical Authority. vrr
The tC0is,i ,tfHt results D,DdHced
on orr SiciiinR IIaif ~ keupscer'
hare i,tducfd many to WaRsftac~
Vssder ttt,jOas names and IN,
0rtierf0 induce the trade and fhe'
public to purchase their CONT
pounds, they hare ,esorfed TO tnise-
bonds, by cfajmifa4 they scers
former partners. or hal some con.
nection NTH orr 1fr. Hal, and
their preparation cas stn,if0r to,
OURS. do not 6e'sisceiced By them.
Purchase the 0rtgiUdi: IL has
necer been equaIied. Orr Treatfst
GA the Hair, NTH certificates sent
free on mail. See TINT each butte
has oar pirate Rerenae Stamp
orer the top offhe bottle. 1H 9th
ers Gre limitations. % "a -e# ~
r. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua. N, n.
.lSo,d By al Bre'esists and pe'tiers ia Acicine.
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, Ill
Agent q Mort h. q
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CO NFIDENT,AL

...fa..f INFORMATION "a "a
For the MARRIED
Sent FREE, in sealed envelope, on re.
ceipt o! 10 cents. Address
DIR. r B. F00TE,
(author Of Medical Common Sense.--
Book 4a0 pages, x15o. sent by mail,
No, ITO Lexington Ave, Cor. Of Ess
2sth ST., N. Y. - S.29
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r~.
Ves'nliiuge
CONNECTIONS.

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago. wit
Messing the distress occasuued siekly children
in taking the n useou~ vermifugeS If that day,
resolved to analiZe them, and from the most
effective OF these remedies succeeded In sPpa-
rating then active medical properties pure,
tasteiess and in0darcus. Then. by combining
those with sugar, and moulding them ntoan
agreeable cenfectiOn. formed the present PUPU.
LAR and EFFECTIyG FERMIFuGE known as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-06
'Rfieskell'S
Ointment,

This Ointment, after an experience Of twenty
# Years. has proved itseif sovereign remedy for
All Diseases OF the skin; having affected q rad
" zeal cure in every case which ID was used
curing many obstinate cases of fifteen or TWEEN
wears 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 aud irritation Is remov.
ed the skin becomes smooth and healthy and
remains permanently healed, without the use
z OF any other remedy EtF #4E I8 RITZ
q. Thus. TETTER, SALT RnEuM. ITcH SoLpIGR's
ITCH, ERysiPELAs, BIoTcHEs. PiMPIFs and
every firm OF disease OF the skin Is punctually
cured, omatter Of how long standing 1t has
cured bad eases Of INFLAMED EYsLIps and W
Discharges from the Ear. when nothing else
would heal them. Piles that have resisted all
other treatment for many years, have been ef.
frctnally cured by the use Of only one box of
this Ointment BURNS, ScALas and OBJ soEEs
IL heals in very short time. PRIcE so CEYTs
PER Fox II not sold by your druggist send
60 cents to Johnston, Holloway CowpeD phil
adelptia, box will be sent free of postageto
any addr SIS. 48e E9tE' 80 -
3d.. OBSERVE E. None genuine without the sigma
70 turs OF the proprietors on the wrapper on each
box. - aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06

The case of Gen. Henry NJ. Nagle, of San
Francisco, illustrates the danger of rich
man falling into the snare of crafty aad
unprincipled woman. The General is a
very wealthy widower. Some two years
since suit was brought against him. in San
Francisco, by Mary L. Schell claiming
100000 damages for alleged breach of
promise of marriage. It was VIGOROUSLY
understood that the plaintiff was dis
carded mistress, who, all other measures
failing, had taken this course to extort
black mail. OF course, to this end the pub
licity of the love letters she had received
from the General was important to her
but the San Francisco press promptly
sided with General Nagle, and refused
in advance to publish them. This delayed
and rather demoralized the prosecution.
The letters were very "spicy." Would
General Nagle buy them? Fifty thousand
twenty thousand-ten thousand? No
bid Then they should be printed anyhow.
So the designing Mary made a combination
with some job printers to issue the let ers
in pamphlet form, when, just in the nick
of time, Gen. Nagle clapped on an iDjunc-
ton and captured the lettersfn bulk. The
Generals pluck is better than his morals.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-06
Alter Ego.

A farmer in the State of Connecticut had
q pair of twin daughters. They both at
tended the same school, and not long since
one of them. who is rather averse to study
lug. was called up by the teacher to reclte q
lesson in geography, which she had learned
very imperfectly-in fact she could not go
on at alf. The teach was getting out of pa
thence, when he was called upon to another
part Of the room for moment. No sooner
was his back turned, than the twin sister
sprang to the floor. unobserved, and pushed
the delinquent pupil to her seat. The
teacher returned, and proceeded with the
questions, which were answered with a de-
gree of promptness and accuracy which, at
the close, drew from him few words OF
commendation. The joke, however, was
discovered next day, but the teacher
thought 1t too good and successful to give
offens0. Si-' ....-