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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Plainly, neither wit, beauty, nor
virtue is necessary to Il woman who
would marry. We frequently see
married ladies who are ugly or shall
low I; and the light woman seldom
fails To win husband. Neither is II
needful To have been sought. We
have all known matches where the
men have succumbcd TO persistent
courtship ou4ie part pf the woman,
Audacity does great deal. pnrticu-
Iarly when accompanied Ivy address.
Many an old maid is the victim OF
her own de!icacy. or of too eXclu-
sive reading of the ramanecs of chiv.
airy. But, whatever the cause may
be, here il an army of women VIII"
were togive and receive love, to feel
the arms of chiluren about their
necks, to ace things of their own
flesh and blood growing Up about
them. waxing as they wane, yet who
are doomed to perpetual loneliness
and sterility denied the crown-nf wo
manhood, fated to perish an / be for.
gotten. 80
sPitiable it may I've, but scarcely
laughable. What shall they do with
tile boarded sweetness which was /"
lave welcomed the husband and
taught the babe? What with the
words of cheer and council which
were to have strengthened and en-,
couragcd those loved ones? Where
are they TO employ all the little inno
cent'wiles with which they would
have cmbcllished their home
Where exercise that gentle authority,
the prerngative of the matron
Whom ran they be proud OFF, Hey
get breath when all these cling
ing tendrils. whose nature Is to grow
outward, are turned hack upon the
heart? OF course the old maid per-
ceires that many of her married
friends do not lead enviahle lives
but she regrets not what is. but what
smight he, what God meant should be.
Moreover. reason and philosophers n
she may, she cannot forget that the
Mother Of Sorrows WAS also the Mo
tueT OF love. zsN fga.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
n Youth Who Would a
Pc rWooiig Go-But Wlio
Wouldn't Marry.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Alderman Eggers, of the Eighth
Ward, Allegheny, was aroused from
his slumbcro on Friday night, last, by
a young man who desired him 10
proceed at once To his office, where
there was u marriage ceremony to he
performed. TIE coniiding youth in
formed the magistrate that he him
self was to bethe happy man, but took
particular care ut the same time to
impress upon him that he was under
age, and that his aillanced was like
wise in minority, and that there was
no maternal consent. The Alderman
wondered why the individual took
such pains. to- publish a fact which,
under lie law would render the mar
riage impossible. and WAS still furth
pr SURPRISED when the fellow told
i'm that he had already been to see
three clergynen and an Alderman,
al of whom refused 10 perform the
ceremony. From The readiness with
which these communications were
made. and various hints let drop ON
the way to the Office, the Alderman
concluded the bridegroom wasn't
particularly anxious Ia run his neck
into the matrimonial moose. At the
Office he found the bride. handsome
hut evidently strong minded young
girl, awaiting him. From the con
versation which ensued, he opined
That she was the chief suffer: that
the young man had given consent,
aud afterwards repented. IL was
with evident relief tht the back ward
lover heard the Alderman decide
that he could not tie the Knot, and
the disappointed girl left indignant.
asserting that this was the fourth
time she had been "fooled' and she
wasf b going t. he, fooled" again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
AGENTS WANTED
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Embracing n graphic and eloquent
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

An exchange calls a pugilist a
knockulist. That Ia because he
knocks peoples eyes out.
Six idiotic children i'm one family
In Martin county. Ind. attest tie
fruitful benefits of marriage between
cousins.
A prominent physician Of Pittsburg
last week eloped with druggist S
wife, because he could not agree with
his own.
A Mississippi catfish has been
caught with cannon ball in his
stomach. He evidently swallowed it
during 1.-The late difficulty"
"To what sect of fraternity do you
think | belong?" asked "a contempt
lille little fop of a lady. "To the in
sect fraternity" was the reply.
Men are frequently like tea-the
real strength and goodness is not
properly drawn out of them until
they have been short time in hot
water.
One student at the Cornell Univer-
sity devours twenty buckwheat cakes
with coffee and beefstenk trimmings
at single sitting. Five hundred
square inches of pancake.
Sturgeon has declined the invita-
ton of a publishing house to write
the life of Christ, saying 1.-THE best
AN donly life of Christ worth u cent
is the New Testament"
The proprietor of one of the Phila-
delphi theaters recently announced
on his programme that No lady or
gentleman would eat nuts ia first
class establishment" The effect was
II general panic among local peanut
merchants.
A wedding party in Floyd county
were disappointed by the non appear
ance Of the bride, who stepped out
of the hack door and went toa neigh
boring justice where she married All
other "feller," not the one waiting i'll
the drawing room.
A marriage has been arranged be-
tween the Prince Uf Asturias and II
daughter of the Duke &c Madrid"
The Prince is very young aud his
bride is not yet born. lt Is sad to
imagine the blight oil affections IL
ease she should happen to be boy
occurrence a piece for eggs! Why,
in my own country could get a doz-
en- for that money" The speaker
came from Ireland, anil added, in re-
ply I" the question, why did he not
ieuain in Ireland, were prices were
low? "Ah, sir, eggs are plenty, but
fuurpences are scare"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Secrets of the Great City

One Agent soft 50 In one d1y, nnottfr s0ii and
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
. ~. HALLS .......
Vegetable Siciian Hair RengVsf

Erery yrar increnses the pop''-
iaritH Of this rrttf0bie Hair Prep
dl'Gti0H, sCitjch is due to merit
atone. We cdn assure oar Old
patrons that IL is Itit Jasiiy mp 70
its kiyis standard. HHsf tn those
tpi.O hare neceE used IL IRE eGst
confidently say, that IL is the 0HtD
reIiable and ,IetJpcfed l,ret,drG-
ton f0I-eSfOfe tsERA y OLE FADED
HAIR to its yOHtiiJlt cofOr, aHah-
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the scdip. or its use. becoHies
aChite and cieGu: IL TcRa0res AL
eIM,tions anil ddnttrHf, ara tB
its tonic properties prerrnfs he
hair from, failing ont. est s,',:-
6idtes d'.d nOarisaes the h"iG'
syg0Hds. By as use the hfir Gt'Ors
thicker ard stronger. In batf!Hess
n restores the capillary gt1isns
to theiI. normal Gig0P, ant tCiJE
create u neaC gr0aCth e.Ccept ish
extreme osi age. IL is tire moss
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as it requires fetceI'
aDDiicafiOns. and gires the h6ir
tStat splendid gtossY 0ppediftfAce
so much admired by at. Ih,.i.
Hayes. NJ. H.. State lssdHer o.
Mass.. saHs. '.tjte constituents are
DNfs ttsES taSt<"stD fos
e.rceiye,st ga0!ifg. and 4 cO9sideI'
1t fhe BEST PREPARATION rna'
as intended pHrposes.o lie b,,5.'
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tUe send free by mail upon 0!TItj-
ration, aOIticits coAiaiHs c"B.incH-
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I've hare mate the sfa,'y ot tie
hair 0Ri its diseases ~ SDecidGB
for gears, aud L;no" that zee aHhe
the most eHe"fire preparation tor
TIE restoration and the pFeset'tG~
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cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medic'ae
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Genl Agents for Northwestern states,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

The La Crosse Democrat says that
every 1umterman and logger in that
region fejoieeth over he late fall of
snow, and Is exceedingly good ma
turtd. Tht great lTolihle iIow IL the
Neal nf fexsis, as only about one half
enough ca;i he got. Anything In ihe
shape or a teams IT. eagetiy caught nt
for pinsry service, that full stock
of loss may yet te-got out this WHIT.
or.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

- The Thompson Parkhurst troup is
soon 10 ~ reinforced by two female
nighungales.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Dubuque & Sioux City, R, R,
limo Table
TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, NAY s, 1867.

Connection at Farley Junction with trims on ID
!. w Road TO Monticello. Anamosa, VI l-ion an :
Il Cn1ar RAPIDS with trains ON C. Il. v. w. Road
o Chicago. Council Bluffs. Omaha. SC.
j. p. FARLEY, Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Benefits of the Freed
mems Bureau.

The f'har'es' on Ners says that hut
for the timely assistance rendered To
the planters Ivy General Howard,
through the Freedmen's Bureau. last
season. many planters must have
been ruined by the failure of the Sea
island cotton crop; and now the Gov.
ernment comes Ia the aid of these
planters and offers all extension of
time for the advances made through
the Freedmen's Bureaus, 10 all who
desire il, and make application before
the 9th of January.
The Freedmen's Bureau, though
much denounced and misrepresented
by the democrats. was n great bless
ing ts the blacks, bat they will miss
IL hut little more than many of the
whites. 1t il now making its exit +;
and when gone, those amidst whom
SITS iabors were expended will soon
feel that they never gave 1t due cred.
1t for its manifold blessings Utica
Herald.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
FINANCIAL AND CoNNkRCrAL.

Much to the surprise Of those who expected
ana discounted an unfavoraeis saow wtng "a the
part Of ne New fork ososs last week, tue
statement submitted Ssturday afternoon WAS
quite fatierirg. The slfent textures os ma
exetbi: are an iucre lse OF over three millions
In legal tenders, resulting from the lioeI al dis
oarsements Of the Treasury, deere lss In - =
neaNy customs payments, aud 81 lncre ase IN
loans OF million and a half. The deposIts
nave correspopdineiy increased, viz BY nearly
tWo ana Dali millions. The tosal reserve has
increased S1.0295ss. against A red ucttoa IN tn
total iaoitties OF s2,3r6,siO. The banks hold
lawful money In excess OF the mount reou red
oy law, s!1,vse,eel, against sl6,Ss3,33s daring
the preceding week.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
DROWNED AND NOT DROwNkp.

NEW YcRF, Sept 6.-Seven young men hired
boat st the Eattery yes serday :or Ill. The
bos. was subsequently found IN the lower bay,
bottom up, by the police boat Ii Is supposed
from papers found that the names CT two are
Powers Beach and Arthur Swar ,dt.
de OF the boats of the New York Yacht
Club was also picked up outside yesterday.
There Is supposed TO be loss of life q tbs case
too. There was a sharp gale In the harbor as-
terday Afternoon.
lsKCoND DRsPATCH.l
NEW YORK, Sep. Git rs not certainly
LDown who was lost IN the gale 10 the hsroor
yesterday, but from papers :ound Is surmised
that the following were-Arthur Swlrtout,
OF Brooklyn; William Norris and George Bos-
well, of Selma, Ala. VIM. Thomas, o. Medison,
Ga; David Walker, Trenton, N. J.; Henry
Miner and Bowers Befcn of Brooklyn; and
Charles Chaffee, o. New York. Two Cthers
were tnou bit TO be OF the parry, but their
names are unknown. All were clerks and
employees OF the firm of Evans, Gardner l.
Co, dry good merchants.
THIRD DIspATCH.
NEW YORK, Sept. Cit turns out that the
SIX young men who were supposed 10 have
been drowned from the yacht found cansized
IN the bsy yesterday Were, after having chung
to the yacht for nearly an hour, rescued by a
passing boat.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR.

IL soof, sept 5-Nieht.-Priva'e advices
rom Parts have been rect wed here to- nj at
on The subject Of the actual condition OF Nspo-
Icons health. Thee dispatches rep resent that
the illness OF the EDperor has taken q some-
what alarming turn. His Majesty ex pc erieaced
an attack OF the disease yesterday, which occa.
sioned him an unusual amount OF extreme
pain, and after Aonerng much rom this
paroxysm IL subeided. but to-day the Emperor
feels mueh exhausted from s effects. No
fatal result OF the attack anticl lpated, but the
existing sym ptoms are OF such q charaCt sr that
they are decidedly caIcuIased TO sIcite unea al
ness both in the minds Of his family and the
public.
PARrs, Sept.s.-To-dsy the Commits ioner O:
Bourse, IN der TO Ilay the ex' neut, puo-
licly announced hat he be llth of ne Emperor
was satIsI ,ctory.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
Foreign News by Gable,

MIR. William Hewitt expresses an opinion,
Though the London News, adverse to the
Sow and feels certain that the ultimate ver-
dict of The people will coincide with his OIL
ION. Mr.. Aytoun has also written a noe in
defence Of Lord Byron, and dIscrediting Mrs.
Stoves statement. The London Times en-
phsHcally condemns as intolerable and pro-
yeking Csrdinal Cullen 5 last pastoral, aud
Ireland. the effect of which. IL assert Is a de-
mand for the overthrow OF common educ Atom
and the e1altation of fdenominatonaIIsm Tn.
1q qes OF hsrington said a. the Catters'
task Ter the ensuing session OF Parliament
would be the settlement of the lrlsh land
qussCion.
Napoleon did not preside at the council of
ministers held Saturday. Yesterday the
weather was unfavorable. snd rhe Emperor
felt some weakness, but his physicians De-
I-eve the progress Of the convalescencs can
not be interrupted any length OF time. A
number OF receptions were 20 take place az
ST. Cloud yesterday, at some OF which the En-
peror was 10 assist. The Journal Onictai ID
sd. IT on the subject OF the Emperor's health
TIE Presse reports that the Emperor was nm
able TO take has walk Saturday. Great discou-
is affected by the ImperialIst Journals OF Paris.
The amendment 20 the Senatus ConsuItum
proposing liberal reforms in the const.tutioa
OF me French Senate, offered by M. BonJean
and supported by Prince Napoleon, was re-
Jected Friday night by vote Of lib 70 9.
Mr.. Burlingame has received q despatch
from Cnlna announcing mat he ratiflcations
OF the treaty with the United States will short.
ly be exchanged. The Chinese Government
mas made a request OF Mr.. BurIingame 70 IN
tsrcede with the Peruvian Government in be-
naId OF tne Chinese laborers, who are said 70 be
badly treated in the mmee and guano digginss
OF Peru.
A rumor is current in Paris. that Queen
Chrisnna mas gone 10 fichy, TO endeavor TO
bring over General Prim TO the cause of Isa-
bella. The Duke of Genoa is now SAID TO stand
the best chance for the Spanish throne. Four
thousand troops will leave Spain for Cuba,
on Thurlday next and six thousand more Will
follow In a few DAYS thereafter.
The nve hundredth anniversary OF the birth
OF Jobu Huss was celebrated yesterday in
Prague. The spirit Of the celebration Was
rather political than religions, ana seemed TO
have anti-German tendency.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
FROM NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAx. Sept, 6.-The steamer hornet 's
disc harglEg her cargo Of coal. No contraband
goods hav & been found ON board. Her ON :
GERS AZ pear quite easy about the matter, an 4
somebody will have TO pay handsomely for th .
detention ef the vessel. II is said thar the
ST anls Consul bas given the customs author.
tiles bond of indemnity.
Admiral Mundy and the late crew of the
ship Royal ALT ed left on Saturday in the Re-
yenge for England. The French Admiral
Mequet has also lefG in bis ship.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
A UNITED STATES REVENUE EOFFICEE
SHOT.

PHILADKLPHIA, Sept. About noon to-day
party of roughs went into KeenaR's liquor
store, at the corner of Front and Arch streets,
sDd after mo uiring for KenaD, sked where
Brooks was. James j. Brooks, a United States
revenue officer, who accidentally happt ned
to be there, replied that he was me man. when
one OF the party sho- him with a revolver
The ball passed through his lungs, and the
escaped
Evening star., 1869-09-06
THE PHILADELPHIA CONTESTED
ELECTION CASE,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Areument was
commenced TO- day in the great contested elec-
ton case before the Court of Common Plea
involving the officers of the whole municipal
government who received certificates of eiec-
tion last October. The evidence taken nils
.our thousand pages, and the argument Will
occupy the Court all this week, If not longer
The decision will not be given much before the
close Of the month.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

The CALIFORNIA ELRCTToN.-There is unu-
sual delay in counting the vote In the city OF
San Francisco. The Independents have elected
Selby, Mayor; Hanna, county clerk; Freeman
nre commissioner; three supervisors and three
school directors. The Democrats have elected
White, sheriff; Higgins, recorder; klopenburg
treasurer Rosenheim, assessor; Burns, district
attorney, ana Marks. harbor commissioner
The Independents claim that they have broken
the "ring" In the board OF supervisors; DESTROY
ed the partisan character OF the police depart
ment prevented the fire departmept from
becoming political machine. and achieved a
great victory. The Democrats have carried
everything IN Sacramento and Nevada counties,
which Were hitherto Republican. Hon. nj.
4win, Jr., has been elected to the State Senate
from Calveras county. IL is asserted that his
fafner u an asptrant tor Mf. Coles place in the
United States Senate. It 10 stated that Cover
nor Haight claims that two.thirds ef the Ieg,s
lature elected are Democrats
Evening star., 1869-09-06
WRECK OF A BRITISH BRIG.

NORFOLK, VA. Septem Der, 6.-Part of the
crew Of tue British bark Era, which went
ashore on Body's Island, have arrived here
They report that in an attempt to r, ich the
shore in snail boats, Captain Hairless, his wife
the chief mate, one boy, and two seameu, named
Peter Harrison aud Peter williamson, were
drowned. The crew report the vessel probably
q total loss.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

DlAp BODY REooeNIzKp.-The unknovp
person found dead near Elhcou City, Nd. on
the 10th Of August, has been rec0gnIzed BY Gen
+ ~. Gregory, Of Philadelphia, ana BENJAMIN
Hon. Z. r. Olcott, judee OF the II Hustinrs Oourt.
Richmond, Va. He was appointed Judge by
Gen. Oanby last spring, and went from Boston,
Mass, 70 Richmond, Va. accepted the once,
and head court Some time since he went TO
the White Sulphur Springs for his health, and
from there left for Chicago TO visit his wife;
not arriving IN Chicaeo, his friends became
alarmed, and instituted search for hin Tho
last known Of him was at Baltimore, In q de-
ranged state of mind, and IN tAts sests Ne wan
dered here and died. His rsmains will - re-
moved TO Hanover, N. H, By his friends-
Hosoord County fNdl Record.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
FROM TURKEY.

CoEsTANTINoTLR- Sept. 6.-The haedIye
has teiSgraphed has assent 70 the Eiz'er s
second letter relative 10 the ne kotiarions of
loaps without the consent of the Sublime
Porte.
LONDON. Sept. "a later disp It n, Iusk
received. sfa,es that the 4 hedive has left Ale.
andIia for Conatantinople.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships Il. O. KNIGHT,
SChn 0lBoON. and VALLEY CITY, <eADs
OF The AEROHAHTS' LINE, will make 4fE&R
regu'sr semi weekly trips beweep NEW@s<
NOhk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON. and
k6ErOMH. as follsws: Leave NEW YORK
iron Pier %, Esst river, every "WEDNESDAY
andeATUR DAY at4 i. Leave GEOB9Er0WN
eyery MONDAY and THURSDAY ct IL N.
FOR further information apply 20 JOS. L. GAIT
Agent 0fice snd wharf foot of B gh St, GeorRe
town. st the corner of nth street and New York
avenue wv THOMPSON,
An Tiff President.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
FINANCIAL PANU EUROPE.

NEW YORK, St p. 6-l30 r. m.-We are in
receipt of the following cable dispatch, ad.
dressed to priva g party in this c.iy:
LoNDoN. Sep. 60 T. N-Tne rs al MUG
N Gerpany ca accC"ut of The rec PIT OF the
Id news 'rC n Frarce.
FRANZ FORT, 5. o.em5er eth, , 30 p. m
Bonds eIsiis at 4.
PARIS, Septembe 6--Bonds declining and
ed. kentes o. & G.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

BALfINoRB AND THE EASTERN SHoRR-A
Neso Railroad Route Recommsnded.-Mr. j. b.
Wingate, ut the instance Of q committee Of the
City Council Of 8altimore, hes been examiping
the routes over which additional railroad
would have % Be beilt g connect the q Queen
and the latter with the roads below on the
ptnlHsula, In order % aaord more direct com.
munication with BALTIMORE BY way Of tue pro-
Cnestertown Ne,cs says: After examinine these
several routes, he has Recommended another
and shorter way Of reaching BALTIMORE, and
one which. in his judgment, would secure TO
trade than any other that could b adopted.
He proposes 70 start from Salisbury, and thence
by way Of ShArptoWn and Federalsburg TO
Church Hill and Chestertown to Rock Hall
Evening star., 1869-09-06
ITEMS OF ENGLISH NEWS.

LONDON, Sept 6.-News is meagre and unim-
rorsant.
The weather day is unss tiled.
The Morning Tef.s rGyt IevIews chronology.
cally Mrs. Stoves article Gu Lord and Lady
BY ron. To-day's paper ssys the subject is too
painful to discuss. 1t regards the pu bile ltiou
rs the result of indiscretion on the part Of MT,
Stowe and the publishers.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
STORM IN THE SOUTH.

NEW ORLKANs, Sept. "a northeast wind.
which has prevailed for he past wo da, :, in
creased to q gale at O'Clock this mornir-.
There was q heavy wind and rain continuous.
ly throue hout the day which is unabated. The
extent OF damage is unknown. Damage 70
shipping and crops is apprehended.