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DEeesDEs.
sA0.L McCLELAx, aEoRGSE 4ESDEz
6. ". FRASIHuu. J. :. vAxGE
LoUE C. STE-
ms company nGE hsyiDE6e Organized
I'VE yearz, and m that time done q Sucees
f1l business = sill prepared 70 take TE4ks ~
fair rates on BuiIdtnS ofRl kinds, Aerchan'
dEsa Manufacturing Establishments EGf-
nffnre, steam Boat and earEoes On the Wes-
teru R1TeH and Lake, This company Of
Eers EupeLtoT Inducements 70 Farmers, where
By they ean be insured on DEelnnGsB Fur.
pfture, Barns, and contents ior 5 or years 81
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
state and composed Of some ninety tO1H
s10ckho5deES, mosf OF ~Dou1 are among oar
best bos4neAs men, recommends ifss1 % me
favorable consideration of the nSuTtn2
public and solIeifs their patronage ApPn-
cations for insurance VIII be promptly atten-
ded 70 At their ONCE, No. = Monroe ssTeet, OF
AZ their several agencies Throughout the
N.CARTHUR seGe:as3
aAATL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AEESDEL, VIes President
c. Il. GOES, Asst SScy.
fe6lS-d&E
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Adde'S CARDS written by the pen
man of the NATIONAL BUSINESS Col
LEGE.
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c,TATE OF WE .vIRGINIA, OHIO
y Cou nty Circuit Court. June Rules, 1868.
Mary Beagle, Executrix, and in her own
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On and Pastel Pictures made in the
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
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mo Doctors DPLosfA hanEs In hfsonos
INDORsEAENI OFTHEFREsa

Ihe many thousands cured At tbs es.ib-
Hshment within the last twenty yearS, atS
the numerous important surgical OPeEstcls
performed by DT Johnston, witnessed oy TIE
reporters OF Tie Sun and many other pSPerS
notices OF which have appeared aR1In aEd
again before he public, beEdes his sLardinS
GS Gentleman Of character and re5pEei2-
hInty Is q Sufficient guarantee to the an essd
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
marI6-1y
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGISIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. June Rules. 1853.
Uavtd hichey,
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway. Alexander
G. Robinson, Thomas C. Robinson. VII
liam T. ylor, and A. n jacob, admtnistra-
tor Of Gabrtel Jaceb. de ceased.
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nR JOHNSON has discovered Ihs mr.
DCeFfa1ny Spsedys and only E6se45s;
Baek or Limbs, Structures, Aheetions ~ -
I'D news and Bladder, involuntary lfS-LS.E
a., ImpoteDcy, GeEeTaI Debility, NeSTo1.-
nesA DysPeps=aI 6AnSnoI, Low spiEzts, %.
TfTufdtfy. Trembling, Ufnne8 Of Sam -.
CIfdcfness LtseaSe OF the Head, Thruai- 80
or skin, Affections OF the Liver. Ls5rr[
sT0ru.ch or BoWet-ihose terrible D1soFrSSs.
srfsfrle nom solitary Habits Of fouih-S-rSS..
md soittary praetIeas more fatal 70 Iheir r.
tins Ehs Lhe song ofSyrens 70 The AArire-;
OF UIysseS, bltEhdnE LhetE most bEilisnt
hopes or aniiGpattons, TEndsE1ng mArrEaEe
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FRESH BIackbeEries received daily al
P. B. McC.acken's, 81 Water street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three
best Tonicsr skiIlrulIy and elegantly COM
bined in an amber-cOlored cordial, beauti-
fully transparent 70 the eye, pleasant TO the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, in Casweu,
Hazard & Co.'S FeuO-Phosphorated Elixir of
Cansaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Caltaya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains
one grain OF iron. Samples furnished nes to
the profession
CAswELL, HAZARD CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Bold by all druggists.
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LEAVE orders for berries at 81 Water
street.
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FRESH Black berries received daily at
R. B. McCracken's, 81 Water street.
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DISEASES OF MPRUDENcE
DR.. JOB TOH,

y - . . n = . . =
once no. South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going nom Balttmore street
few doors nom the corner. Eau not TO o.
serve the name and number.
G~SO Letters received unless post paid and
containing stamp 70 be used on the rePsy.
Persons writing snould state sge. and sent
portion OF advertisement describing symP-
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Tar. Rosin and Roofing Cement.
On BBLS NORTH CAROLINA TAR.
Etl 10 low no. bozin.
30 Roodng Cement.
Pure Pine lar put mp In one gallon cans
and warranted 70 be as represented, on hand
CHAS. d. BERRY,
apr49 No. Is Water stree 1
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LEAVE orders for berries at 81 Water
street,
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Fruit Cans.

VIE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO
oosafnz YEUIT CAS5 also 7 JPS and ROT-
10 IL AMI * ALiEG WAX Ia any guam
isFy- AIE2Ts N naa1 fail line o. TIN
SZ8$ Stuck Ant TRIA4IN6S, and All
Eints o TIN, CJP 2ES q SHEET IHOS
WARE all d Ent=a We ole: A. the Lowest
eS-'4 t-tios- SEzBrTT Bro.
jszzm q Monroe s., y wheeling, ". Va.
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White Pine Compound
The white Pine Compound.


compound was oEIKtnated. A mea bIof my
family was micted with an ITttAtSs0a 81 lhe
throat attended with dtsagree4ole coosa.
had for some months previous tdouEnt Lhet
q preparation having for It's basis the INSIDE
bark OF white pine might be o compounded
aud IunTs. To test the Eslne oft in the case
aIlCdei 10. compounded . small QuAnuLy
OF the medicine that had been PLANNING.
Tzs exeeedtnEiy gratifying. Within Two
days the irritation OF the throat was remoV-
ed, The cough sons5ded Nd sPSea aS, sn [5
q Lady In Londonderry, n. H., who bad been
suffel ing for some weeks from bad eo1Shg
mncns sfTeaked With hood. shs soon found
relief an sent for more She TOOK amour
ten ounces Of Is, ana got vel J. q Statks,
ESQ, sd tor Of the Manchester ally AEToEI
made tElal OF the same preparation IN the
case OF q severe cold and was cured mInedi"
sii "A ~ = ~ q &C. sttapdtnE It's
sales, II placed before the pubic, thai Ee
finally plrs1aded me to give name ara
send Il abroad TO cement ths UussIHS- N
November 1855, inst advertised II under
the name Of y hlte Pine compound. In ESo
ysars from that time there had been Eh9lS-
saIed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where IL took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and II III
son for mis-; 1t Is very soothing and &c ainS
IL ITS nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant EItnai TO the TASTE, and IS exceed-
SAs a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com pound . 6ndB unEIv6lsd. X
y-ss not Originated tor that purpose, bGt g
person in uEinE II for cOuSh was MT only
cured OF The con&h, but was also cured OF q
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing. since
IhaE accidental discovery many thousands
have used II for the same Complaint ana
have been completely cured"
1850. since then, as In AanehesteF, the
White Cnnpound has taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as well as a preparation Tor
the ere OF Kidney GinieuIHss. In every city,
town, Vi Ia.e and hamlet throughout the
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wAsHneEos. D. G. FEB: =, Us

QUASI TONIC 0UFsszaE - a ~
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THE white Pine Compound,

PREPARED AT TIE
New England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON.
Under ths Supervision OF Rev. J. ". Polsna
For sale by LAUGHLS, SMITH 4 CO,
" hoIesale Druggists, and also by GEO. b
LESSSER.
marLS cod COW, div.
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Di1e5l1Is,
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MARRIAGE,

reject that sound mind and ocdy a-c US
most Necessary requisites to promote conna-
bal nappine9. Indeed, without these tbs
journey through Life becomes 2 weary o..
EIimaSe; the prospect hourly dzrksus 70 iEz
view, the mind becomes EhadoBed with &C.
SPAR ana nIIed with the melancholy SsGsc
ton that the happiness OF another Ssoo-s
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, on Young Men eou,sr,
plating marriage, bang aware Of PnyEcssi
Wea4ness. OrSanie debility, Desonnil.ez
speedily cured.
He woo places himself under the care q.
Dr.. ]. may reltgtOusty oonfids In his hI,ncs
nj SKILL UnER.etaR.
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FlAssESGER TRAINS Will Run 81
The following schedule ON and AFTER May
II, lSES, Wheeling time.
F2SST LINE
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOIICE.
YOUS9 MEN

Who have injured themselves bS eeEfau.
pEac1iee, indulged in when alone, 3 hahH Ee
duentIy learned nom evH Companions O. a.
school the effects Of which arc nIgnfly fell
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity LhaE 3 young man, the hone O.
his country, the PRIDE OF his parents, should
be EnaIched GOm all prospects and enjoy
meats Of lie by the conseQuenoe OF deviI-
ting from thS path OF na1uIe, ana indu GIN
IN certain secret habit. Such persons nus
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especially, VINO haye beeoEe TIE y1citlas {;
hahdE which annually sweeps 10 an uaGLre5S
grave thousands Of Dung Men OF The nos,
excellent LAtenEs and brilliant intellect ne
might otherwise have ENHANCED EsEen.rE
senators with the thu,-ders Of siOfaeuc= a.
wakes 70 ecstacy The living Tyre, NAY al
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

The pious whining whelps who af-
feet reverence for the Constitution
in these latter days, have dug up the
speeches of Webster, and with long
faces and holy horror exclaim, "But
who shall reconstruct the fabric of
demolished Government? ?"
Not the men who destroyedit. Not
the men who burnt Lawrence and
Chambersburg. Not the men who
stole horses aud robbed stores in Ohio
aud Indiana. Not the men who
murdered Lincoln and made ''Getty-
burg a battlefield dAd TT. Pillow q
slaughter pen. Not the men who
accompanied jeff. Davis in pettieoats
from Richmond. Not the men who
murdered innocent white women
aud children in East Tennessee. Not
flie towards who followed John Nor
gan TIL he died the death of a traitor
i'm an obscure cabbage hole in Green
vile.
These are not the men to make q
State. Webster had his eyes upon
honest men and not upon a band of
thieves and assassins. tp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

The copperheads inquire, "Will
impeachment reduce taxes?" We
may ask, will impeachment bring
back the dead Union men who are
rotting ON a hundred battle fields.
Will the Democrats reduce the taxes?
No. No greater body of unhung
thieves I'm Office ever went into plum
der than the Democratic party. In
Pennsylvania, Democratic admins
tratlons stole so millions of the poo
pies money, aud they under
Republican administrations, are
struggling with this legacy of Demo-
cratic corruption. Tax payers, do
you know that New York city under
Democratic rule, is annually robbed
of millions? These would-be patri-
OTIS slap you on the back on election
day and call you bully fellow, but
when that is over, splash the muu on
your pants as they dash by in their
guided coaches. 1t is easier to cry
out against taxes than to pay them.
Where are the many millions that
the last National Democratic admin
istration wasted on the Utah expedi-
ton?
Ask the army contractors, the star
wing and freezing soldiers OF FoIt
Bridger, ask the "Whiskey Ring"
whose representatives dance daily at
tendance on that sweet pink of DEM
ocracy-that double distilled, recti-
fled, purified apostle of light A. j.
Congress don't collect the taxes, nei-
ther do the Democratic officers APP
pointed by A. J.--they steal and A.
j. pardons.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

Know all men by these presents,
that the Democracy of the township
0f Perry, in the County of Allen, in
the State of Indiana, and in the Uni
ted States of America, in Congress
assembled, bave solemnly resolved
that they will never support any
man for office of honor, profit or
trust, in said township. who is now,
or ever has been I'm favor Of paying
the Union "war bonds."
1t 10 reported that when the news
Of this mighty resolve reached Ger
many, the bonds of that country i'm
mediately sold for trifle to the
butchers for wrapping paper. Wall
street was startled, and q bloody riot
rook place at corner grocery In
Australia. The House of Commons
in England adjourned out Of sympa-
thy with those courageous defenders
of the National faith. The nation is
startled, aud we are on the verge of
4 National reyolasi6dil and Sell from
the tenleri.y Of q few master spirits
fn an obscure town In that God for
>ai;en State Of Indiana
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

The Burlington Argus sententious-
ly inquiries under the above caption.
lis he traitor? was he a rebel?n
We answer he is both at heart. In
addition TO these crimes, he is a liar,
a drunkard and a licentiate. He took
to the White House a common pros
titute, and through her parioned
hosts Of rebels that should have been
hung. Thousands of villains who
have defrauded the government of
its revenue, or counterfeited the cur
rency, have been convicted by the
Courts and turned loose on society by
this immaculate, spotless, President,
who deserves the worship of the
Burlington shining light of Democ-
racy. Andrew johnson deserves inn
parchment and removal for his cow
ardly and murderous behavior i'm the
New Orleans riots. Andy once said,
''show me man who pirates about the
Constitution, and will show you a
traitor" This bloody bloated scoun-
drel pirates now of the Constitution,
spot him as traitor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
NO HEALTH WITHOUT VIGOR.

The wear and tear Of life tells upon us all more
or lees What are we but machiness The vital
principle is the motive power that keeps the hu-
man engine in motion; but as beams, pistons, con-
neetion pipes. condensers and boilers wear ont, so
do organs, muscles, tissues and all the compound
parts of that marvellous piece Of work called
MAN. St -ttt
The mechanism Of the body requires to be re-
paired and strengthened Just as much as the mech
anism employed 10 grind corn, or spin cotton, or
weave cloth. Steam cannot drive broken shaft,
or impel a drum or a wheel that Is ont OF gear !;
neither can the vital force act through parayzed
limb, or an Inert organ.
ARE You WEARING oury Do You feel that any
one of your organs-your stomach, liver. bowels,
nervous system, or any other essential part of
your organization, falters in its work. Ifso, re-
pair the damage with the most powerful, yet
harmless, OF inyigorants, nosrETTER's STOMACH
BrrTERs, Remember that debility IL the Begin
ming of the End''-that the climax OF all weak
ness is a universal paralysis of the system, and
that sach paralysis is the Immediate precursor OF
death. tstl sssf
Don't wait for disease to commit it ravages be-
fore you commence the strengthening process
Keep the whole body In l vigorous condition by
prcrentirg ss Car o. possible, the inroad OF de-
cay Repair the wsvte OF nature with natnret best
tonic, Hos-rTTEg's BlrrERs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
To Passengers Going
East.

We call the attention Of our read
ers to the announcement of great
reduction of fare from Chicago to
New York and Boston, Ella the Mich
igan Southern and Lake Shore Rail-
roads. In the present instance, as
has hitherto been the case, this line
line Is the first to give its patrons the
benefit of the very lowest rates, while
its accommodation remain such as
to entitle 1t to the first choice.
Three trains pass over the route
daily each way between Chicago and
New York. These all make close
connections at Toledo, Dunkirk and
Buffalo--there being no ferries
transfers being made in union depots
and the trains, which are links in q
through line, accommodating them
selves to one another. The highest
comfort, as well as the utmost dis
patch, is secured. For example:
passengers leaving Chicago at Z A.
NJ, can, If they wish to enjoy per-
feet repose e,, route, or to travel in
privacy with their families or friends
take drawing room car, (Which the
Michigan Southern line was the first
to introduce,) being transferred at
Cleveland, without confusion or ex-
pense, to an equally elegant sleeping
room car, and at Rochester resuming
the drawing room car ON the New
York Central. At Dunkirk, howev-
er, they have a choice of routes, con-
Meeting there Tor at Buffalo) with
the Erie broad gauge line. The train
leaves Chicago at 4.30 p. NJ, has
sleeping cars attached to Cleveland,
at which place passengers take COM
Portable and elegant day cars, with
the same choice of routes as before.
Train reaches Toledo ria the "Air
Line" is the favorite fast train,
reaching New York at o'clock on
the second morning.
In general, those who wish to
avoid the Inconvenience and not
unfrequent delays of the North Shore
route, ard to enjoy the highest conf
fort of travel. and the attentions of
courteous officials, should take this
popular route, on which, as we said
at the beginning, they will enjoy the
earliest advantages of low rates of
fare.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
who'll Pay tho Piper?

Who will pay the piper when the
hungry scamps out of office, get in?
They don't promise you that they
villa diminish taxation. Oh! no
they are too cunning for that. Ii
wouldn't do to make such promises.
They would have to be broken, and
a Democratic candidate never broke
a promise. They don't tell us how
they are going to Tighten taxation.
10 tighten taxation wouldn't suit.
The more tax the bigger steal" the
bigger steal, the bigger fight, and
SO on. But they howl like cata-
mounts. Give them the reins and
they will drive the country like Phie-
ton did the chariot and horses of the
sun. The people are not half as tired
of taxation as they are of the Demo-
cratic party which has been a mon
strous blood blister since 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
1Scpmb1ican state Com
vnnfinn

The Twelfth Annual Republican state
Convention of Iowa will be held OF Des
Moines on Thursday, the eth day Of May,
1858. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of
nominating four delegates Mt large and
twelve districtydelegates to represent the
state of Iowa In the National Republican
Convention TO meet at Chicago on the goth
day of May. 1868. Also two electors ct
large and six district electors for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States. Also candidates fof State officers
To be chosen at the next generl election.
The ratio of Representation will be one
delegate for each organized county in the
State, and I'm addition thereto one delegate
for every two hundred votes or fraction
over one hundred cast for Samuel Merrill
for Governor at the last general election.
All voters who supported the nominees
and principles of the Republican party at
the last general election, or are sincerely
repentant for not having done so, are cor
daily invited TO take part In sending del
egates 70 the Convention.
BY order OF the Republican State Cen
trail Committed
" G. G. NoURsE.
~ 4#s#H sas Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

WELL PUT IN.-The State Register
says that "in the closing night of the
session, Hon. John p. Irish of the
House recognized the just claims of
the newspaper reporters, and "hit
off" the economical action of the leg
islature in denying the chiefs any
perquisites, by introducing the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution,
which were adopted without debate
or dissenting vote:
WHEREAS. The reporters of the
different newspapers represented here
during this session of the Legisla-
ture, have merited our APPRECIATION for
the accuracy of their reports Of our
proceedings. Therefore, .a...S
ResolUed, That We extend to them
our thanks and donate to them all
the old postage stamps found adher-
ing to envelopes around on the floor
of the House" ~ h.r..,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24

In the impeachment trial, the be-
ginning of the end has been reached.
The evidence on both sides is closed.
There is nothing now but the sum.
ming.up arguments of the managers
and the counsel for the defense,
which will occupy several days. Mr..
Boutwell, on the part of the managers
opened the argument, and is follow.
ed in the defense by Mr.. Evarts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
National Republican
(ypnxnntiOn.

The undersigned constituting the Nation
nj Committee designated by the Conven-
ton held mt Baltimore on the 9TH ofJune,
ls6l, do appoint that a National ConSen-
ton of the Union Republican party be
held at the City of Chicago, Ill, on Wednes-
day, the 20th OF May next, at.l2 O'Clock nj.
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United states. Each state in the United
States is authorized to he represented in
said Convention by the number of dele
gates equal to twice the number OF Sena-
Tors and Representatives, to which each
State IL entitled in National Congress.
We invite the CO operation of all citizens
who rejoice that our great civil war is hap
lily terminated in the decomfiture of re-
bellfon: who wouldhold that the unity and
Integrity of the Republic, and maintain Its
paramount right to the utmost of its own
existence, whether Impaired by SECRETION
spiracy or armed force; of all friends of an
economical administration of the public
expenditure, of the complete extirpation of
THE principles and policy OF Slavery, OF
the speedy reorganization Of those States
whose Government was destroyed by the
Rebellion, and their permanent restora-
tlon Of their proper practical relations with
the United States fnfaccordanee with the
true principles of republican government.
MARCUS l.. WARD,
Chairman.
WASHINGTON, Dee H. 1857
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
Republican G ongrcssion-
nj rnn~ontSnn

!. The Biennial Republican Congressional
Convention of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trtct will meet ut Montana, Boone County,
on the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1885, mt IL
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
q Candidate for Representative in Congress,
The ratio of representation will be as fol-
lows: One delegate from each County, and
one additional delegate for every hundred
votes. and fractional part OF a hundred over
fifty, cast at the last election for Governor
Samuel Merrill. Ha IE.s
BY order OF the Congressional District
Committee. CHA'S ALDRICH,
LA Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
Another shocking railroad disaster

Another shocking railroad disaster
similar 10 the one at Angola, occur
red last week on the New York &
Erie railroad. Three ears loaded
with passengers, were thrown from
the track and precipitated down an
embankment of one hundred feet.
Between forty and fifty persons
We're killed and as many more woun-
ded. A broken rail IL said TO have
been the cause.