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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
Aezhstssy Telegraph.
FoREIaN MARKErs.

S.tfS48xkbsS W AVSoSAeF@s'
FoRxIaN nAhKEIs.
LoapoN June n Noon n-Bonds cox.
Lyx1Poo1. June 22-Noon.-cotton active; up
1pd. l2<a13Xd; Orlesns 12Kal2K; sales $1,000
bSlos. Bombay shipments t, tho 18th are 25.to0
bslea
Afternoon -Bresdstuhs active. Old corn 2ss Cd;
nev 3ss Sd Lard IT'S 81. Yarns and fabrics ct bet
ter ya1cesL:s s-sods- - =
Evening Cotton frm; uplands 12Kd; Orleans
-12Xd; sales Is 600 b,les. 1urpenune 77s Sd.
HAvRr, June 2a-Cotton opened quiet md steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
INV Yonx, juno 22-Noon Money 7, In gold.
sterlipg o.. 0oll 80. Cotton dull and lower ut
$40. Turpeniine quiet at AKs4:o Rosin. straln'
ed sass
Eyemng-cotton heavy; sales 900 Hales; midd]ine
sshc. Flour brisk for shippnc deuani; superane
36a5 so; common to FIR extra Southern ss 5oa8 90
Hhea. closed qaiet; noon advance partly lost Corn
closed quies; noon advance partly lost. Pork heavy
NJ ss2 rs Lard lower, kettle 2oa2cxc. wbissey
heavy ss 81. .os4aS Turpe.tine AKa49c. Ros'p
q sosa Frdahts Armer. Money in pressing de-
nandsts, With a<sl-le commission. Sterling OK.
aosa hssUa,h - ---: . T.
pAInnsoxt June 22-coton weaker at $50.
Xow, lswsrades active; others q1iet; prices un-
Shsnasei. wheat shade ncmer. Com dul; white
9oas2c; yellow solsSe. Provisions unchanged
Mhiafey Sfosa1 o5
CucrxrAr1 June 22-wh'skey duh and declin-
Cd At sc. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
81. Iou1s, juno 22.-whlskey steady at s6c
Pors held a. $ss tOaSS IS. Bacon, shoulders lAae;
clear rides 1sc Lard lsHa2oc.
LoumvuIl, June 22-Mess pork sSs 60 Racor,
shoulders lIkc; clear sides 1sxc. Lard ls&c
Raw whiskey sac.
Wu,nuTo,, Jure 12-spirts Of turpentine at
S7HsaSo RosIn steady at 81 soa4. Crude turren-
tine unchanged. Tar unct ansed.
AporsrA, June ~ Cotton market firm and quiet,
hut steady; Gales l75 bales; receipts 70 bales; mid
aings Sic
sAyasuxH, June 22-"etton continues firm; mid
dipcs SIC; Gales ito bales; receipts 200 bales; e1-
ports %; bales.
NOZZLE June 22-Demand limited; closed quiet;
s.les l2s bales; Low middling 2sxaSJc; receipts 40
AaleA tl - 10.
NV OR1xAsA June 22-Coiton easter; quotf-
Hops nominal; middlirg s;Ac; GALES 40 Sales; re-
eeiyts ga bales: exports $500 bales. Gold 1ksssx
Sterling soksEoK. New York sight Nc premium
euear epasls ecu MN laslie, puue laAc.
Ra.hvAls MaEket.
NASHVILLE. June 19-CoTToH.-1he 10 market to-
day was dull. The opera ions rg confined to only
Nne or tvo sUall ots. We quote: ORDINARY 26ka25;
rood ord r'v 7ak: low m;udhng 2sHaSQ
AAaayuLI COTTON STATEMENT
DeoSk On hS.u sLee,nDeri 4, 1885," 81
8ecdve1so-day. ;............. ..'... 10 10 .,,
1ecavsd presiousl, 81 ,S91-bl, ,622
Tosl ...................".".. bl,eS3
&R1Ypo to-dA,...... ...,......-..... oV
8aipDe, preysousiy. 6o.3s1-so s4l
eeeet ou hand. .....................:.10 ! 0A
Xvon d IN depot s.-'
WnxAI-.hs receipts Of nea are yst quite mssere
1he mzfket u dull and uteless, there being no out
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
@ariue Hens.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port OF Charleston. June <
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

Rs.hy.als Market
NASHVILLE. June 9-CoIToH.-1he market to-
day was dull. tho opera ions ng confined to only
Nne or tvo tDall lots. We quote: Ordinary 26ka25;
rood old, r.v oak: low m;udhng 29haSQ
4AadyuLI COTTON STATEMENT
Do,k ON hssu speember 1858. ...............6u 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

Take Particular Notice Of This:
Eels- BE $ ORE and Send Moncg in
al Cases bg REGLS7'ERED LET
TER, aphich con DC sent from esay
Post Office.
Tie wsy ofseniiag uloa2y Is preferred to an
Other method Nhattgaf - -
W. cannot b. Responsible for money lost, unless
some pFseaati9ns asa iaAal 10 insure ito safety
SEND FOR CIRCULARS. s
send yoar adress Ia fen Town, conaty, & State.
S. c. THOMPSON & Co,
100 Federal Street,
52Wi Boston, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
Schicdara, ScAnng,s.
Well posted-the telegraph.

Well posted-the telegraph.
A Boston man says biswifc calls
him the "hub of the universe"
Corner loafers are arrested on Sun.
day in Philadelphia. t-.
Boston has 500 Smiths, ESQ Browns
and 538 Joncscs. The Smith progeny
still hold their own.
If Beauty draws us by single
hair" what young man can with
stand modern waterfall?
The individual who broke the lee
with his maiden speech, was drown
rcd by applause. .a o..
When you see small waist re-
member the great wasteor health 1t
costs.
Hooking town made sausage is de-
fined as dog stealing in the second
degree. .......
The Boston Post says: "Ten thou
sand noses Were put out Of joint in
The selection Of Grants Cabinet"
Prentice hopes to live to see the
Republican party like swells hair
parted in the middle.
An old salt, sitting at the wharf
the other day, very soherly remarked
II began the world with nothing and
have held my own ever since.u ...
VANDERBILT always refuses to give
money to churches.-Er. - ~. ..
His soul liz so small that he expects
to get through the needles eye.'' .s
They weigh in New Jersey, it is
said, by putting the hog in one end
of the scale and some stones in the
other, aud then guess at the weight
Of the ..pg. l...
Tie young ladies of Dover Wayne
county, Ind, have formed society
for the redemption OF young meD
from had habits. They propose to
marry them. we opine. sa s.a
A fellow in Kansas, WHO was d1ek.
ed by parcel Of boys for beating his
wife, sued them for damages. The
magistrate promptly sentenced Them
to duck him again r..
The following typographical error
shows the vast Importance OF the
comma. At banquet this toast was
given: Observation-Disclosures her man
is a BRUTE s......t .-.- -t.-...
A young lady of Springfield, at n
woman suffrage meeting remarked,
Mr.. Foster said there wasn't a We
man IN the bali who hadn't NJ much
right to be called man as Le had:
aud think 50 too Z" aaa
Referringto the Child who recently
died ia OHIO and never had
spinal column. the Boston Post says
that in h;s death the State lost al.
mirabie matcria. for member OF
Congress. " 7#g
aE# ss# #.a..-.... .r. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
CHICAGO TRADE.
-
BAGS.
BETTING & nUREsER GOODS.

HALLOCK & WHEELER Rubber and Leather
IN Betting. Hose and Packing, Clothing. Boots
& overshoes, Druggists & Stationers' Articles.
andall Rubber Goods, ii3 Lake Street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
g.. JACKSON COUNTY.
Richmond T0,st-rnastc1'

The Troy Times says of the ap-
pointnent of Miss Van Lew as Post
master at Richmond:
We greet with hearty satisfaction
| the appointment of Miss Eiizn
! Van Lew as P0st-mistrCss of Rich
mond, Va. A special order OF the
| President Confgr5 this wclt.ucseTvcd
honor. upon her. Ana there are
! thousands Of our soldiers now scat
tered through the land who will
approve the generous act OF thcir
late leader, viewing in the appoint
meut a recognition OF their own
suflerings, Us we'll as of the plying
tenderness all ! self>sacrilicing loyalty
of n noble woman.
Miss Nah Lew was q resident of
the city OF Richmond, residing In an
elegant mansion Oh what is known
as Church Hill, when the rebellion
broke out. Thoroughly loyal ut
heart, she found IA way to make her.
self known to the "Yanksn who
were confined in the tobacco ware
houses of Il4at city, after the disas-
trous battle OF Bull Run. Books and
com forts were sent To the starving
captives. while Capt. Todd Ia brother
OF Mrs. LinCoin) was C0nmandant Of
the prisoners. But that worthy
gobbled up everything of the kind,
and vented bis rage I'm drunken
curses OH the giver and those to
whom they were sent. But where
there il q will there is way and
woman's wit viii always find il.
Nothing daunted by her first failure.
Miss Van Lew offered rOOals in her
house 10 Captain Gibbs the successor
If Todd. Under This cover she couitl
and did exercise degree of hospital
ity tn the pfisOners--in the way Of
books, provisions aad clothing
Gibbs was an old soldier and Il kindly
man, though In many respects Il
severe discip!inarian. Evidently he
winked at the agis OF the lady be-
meath whose roof he WAS sheltered.
Her hiniGcSScs were nlanT, and
were continued, when it was possible,
through the war. THE writer is in
debtcd to her for comforts that were
not only substan tial, aud helped 10
ward OF the effects OF rebei starva-
ton and cruelty, but for the still
more exquisite comfort of knowing
that. even where the rebel flag
waved, the Union had tried aud
trusty friends Said this lady, on
the day wG left Richmond for the
NIB, as she pointed t. a.. ~ - tbs 'td
bars fl,st waved above tile CAPITOL of
Riciiiatnd when the so-caIlcd Con
federgte t;SngresS was III session, ~
would gladly see my home laid in
ruins ii couln once more see tho
government OF the United States re-
stored here. Tell yoRr friends ut the
North that there are some of US left
still WHO pray day and night that the
Stars and Stripes .naytake the place
of that rag Of rebellion.n ~ ##
1t was through the kindness OF
Miss Van Lew that hope was
offered 10 Hon. Calvin Hudson, OF
Rocl ester, a few days previous to ilis
death. The rebel authorities kept
this distinguished gentleman con
fined in The rnom NneIe nearly a
hundred Officers passed their days
and nights wliercthe noise made by
them, and hy 800 private soldiers in
the rooms a5svc. Was ineessant aud
harl to be horne by wei man
until! ,deiirium had set in from
fever. Then they VII He'd u
reluctant consent 70 tha entreaties .Ul
his faithful friend aad fcilgw prison.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
Drift wood.


Congress will soon adjourn.
Ripe tomatoes in New York.
Gen, Sci. Meridith Is dead.
Corn is growing finely in Florida :
Grant is the youngest President
ever sworn In. ..
New York ladies are abolisihng
hoops.
5000 places OF worship in Ameri-
ca. -..-
Memphis, Tenn, had huge hail
storm on the 18th inst. -- .".
Arkansas has adopted the fifteenth
amendment.
Canadians end silver coin at IL dis
count. et7e#a.. a..raag .s..
THE population Of Cuba is astima-
ted at / 100000 y" s....' q. T"' ". -..
The Euglisl, Lord Chancellor gets
$4,000 for reading the Queens speech.
Georgia has ratified the fifteenth
amendment. 3D..
Tie 'fexss wheat crop promises
well. '... ~.#
TIE confirmation OF Gen. Long
street, as collector OF the port of
Sew Orleans, holds fire in Congress.
The Office is worth $27 600 ....
The other evening minister il
Pittsburgh very inocentIy dropped
Ills sermon IN tile Post Office and
carried the letter to tie church.
George =. Prentice s,iH lives, in
louisville, oil, and Frustrated with
the stro.;es Of IN intempetate life.
TIE COOKS for ,.infAe'r--Ghere being
none 70 take care Of Lir,.
1t has been ascertained that mes.
rage from Gastnn to San Francisco,
travels at the rate OF 5000 miles IN
s. scecEas. Talk about Creased light
ming. 3 aa..# .a...
The Ia Grange (Ga Reporter says
tscircaia.ion is going like the tongue
81 an nuctioneer. Its proprictors
t,oas! nf ten sons ali at work in the
alice, aEd sll able TO WELD pen aud
type. a.a. 49,. ..E.... ......
The Following notice las recently
been removed fron, p bridge In Ath-
CTS, Georgia: "'fweHty> FIVE dollars
fire for driving over tiiis bridge fast.
or tiiana walk. ffa negro, twenty
fiye iashes on his bare back. n. Is.
--Iiaif the above reward will be Civ
Ell to tie informant.
i gentleman living near Kenosha,
Wis, last season, with the milk of
ssreniy Cows, made 1920 pcunasfof
silessc- ~ average of so pounds
pc. cow. At the average price Of
cheese last year--lfii cents per pound
---,liese 10 eoas which are worth per-
ssaTis 81 2 y, produced cheese worGa
.,erliais sg,573, 70--oT sQ3,G3 Ter COW
iaat's ts.ier.L nu 1liea.. q good dsai.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
er, Hon. Alfred Ely, of Rochester, !.
nA,h .Il.,,,.,.I liz - III rtf1.,, Gr NTt.c.I

eS aqn AIIf s E,y "a nofSe f MIL
Van Lew TO lie accepted. There Mr..
Ely closed his friends eyes-from
thisshospitabie mansion, followed by
two ofh!s late fellow prisoners (un-
der Confederate guard), and the
family Of the host, the body was
carried TO the cenletery~-in a grave
in the burial plot Of the Van LEWIS
it was laid to rest until il should be
claimed by kindred-ahd, waiting
until the grave was filled, the hands
of the loyal lady planted rose-busb
upon the mound that covered one
who had been "only Yankee pris-
Oner.n -.- ---
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

J. w. Shannen, late OF the West
Union Gasette,Tis going tofarming.
The Beer saloons OF Mt. Pleasant,
each pay $500 license. 4
The ice is threatening to go down
the Mississippi with rush.
WIN. WEsTrHAL, n noted citizen
of dubuque died this week.
A Jones county farmer has sold q
little lot Of cattle and hogs, getting
$40 900.
The Hamilton freeman says that
the Rail Road bridge over the Boone
at Webster City ia completed. s'
Ed. RUSSELL editor of the Daven.
port Gaeette, is to have tile Post office
at that place, from Which he was
uniustly ousted by Andrew Johnson.
The Des Moines Bulletin claims
that Loioa is less led in politics, in
religion, ard in business, than any
other million Of people ever were.
The Rev. Bull married Col. Jack
and Miss Lamb, at Marshalltown
last week. The scriptures came near
bs,,, f,,,sf,.s ..4..... ...
IS .-- -. ........... ........-..
Ihe eai'ors OF the Nashua ToS'
ana and oskaioosa Hera1@ are Trying 10
look up the coming senator from
=. = -. -
1te iofmai opening OF the state
AsHcoi'uTai Iohese '"oN place on
'te A''h with aPffopti"'c -ceie'l'o'
'i'eS. ~. ...a ...f
The Muscatine Journal SAYS the
house of WIN. Dwyre, four miles
from mat Guy, was destroyed by ME
ON inc lo'h' anu MY ~ ana WE per-
isaea IL the names.
One of our Iowa papers proposes
n. Printers Mutual Life Insurance
Company; one dollar paid in by each
printer in the State to widow OF q
"ecease" member OF the craft ~
soou susges''oh'
The grasshoppers have already
made their appearance nj Charlton.
The editor of the Democrat says he
has seen several and that they are rs
I''eiy us can oe expected "i'h 'he
'i'eic"'S ioos'ins oe'o" %S'o'
The velocipede fever is abating.
The Register says: Des Moncs was
wild over the thing at the start,
and every body was going to have
one, but now the town is quiet on
'''e s"'''N'' anu '"'e' 'i4" ~ - "''
e"''S'0e'en " sie"' lie"'1'
The sire OLA disorlerly schoolboy
lately brought Il suit against teach
or in Tama county for administering
little hickory oil upon the back of
the young chap. But the father got
''9 ""H'y ""ilPe" a. ia" "S the syn
did al school. -....- .....
change ia made. Col. Juo. Scott
is TO he appointed Federal Assessor
Of this. District. The Times saws
sheriff NeCracken. Of Mar.halltown,
ia to be appoiptea to the Office of Col.
Iec!or r;ee FAINT Had RESIGNED
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

&-5 TO sf50 PER MONTH: for fr,l particulars
address - The Peoples Jolrn&l,' Chicago III.
.g.....-r rr.aas. ...-st..- or . - ...a SRI s0wi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The Chicago Tribune says "The
division in congress on the repeal of
the Tenurc-ofO Office law has given
rise to new designation Of parties.
They are 30 longer Democrats and
Republicans, but rcpealers and sus-
pendIra. We can anticipate The re-
suit if tho repealPrs should fail, but
what would DO the consequence if
the suepcnders should break ?"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The Iowa Mentors of the House
have been assigned the following
positions on the committees: MIR.
McCrary Of the Ist District is a MEM
Of that on Naval Affairs; Mr.. Smytb
OF the 2d on Public Lands and Mill.
tia; Dir. Allison ofaie sd Oh Ways
and Means and the Ninth Census !;
Mr.. Loughridge of the 4;h on Judi
ciary and Agriculture Mr.. Palmer
Of the 9Th OH Pacific Railroad; and
Mr.. P0meroy of the 9th on Terrific
ries. ~-a se -~.E' s~.z-gr.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The sales of the great Dry Goods
house, Field, Letter d Co., for 1865
were $10,4l0,2G cxcending that Of
any other house in Chicago about
S53,Oa0,OGO; a forcible Illustration Of
what fair dealing, based on cash
system can accomplish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The Chicago Poet says it is under
stood that the Iowa delegation in
congress have recommended Colonel
SaQp, of Council Bluffs, for United
States district attorney, and Peter
Melepdy, Of Cedar Falls, for marshal.
It's also understood that tile same
delegation have recommended Mr.. !.
3. Howell, of KeokuIi, for the Qua
temala mission. 49,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The merchants Of Liverpool want
100000 bushels OF Iowa wheat, and
an order has lately been received fol-
100 coo bushels for Spain. This will
60 via the Mississippi, Of which 10.
600 is now in store in Dubuque fol
that purpose.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
Every Ticket Draws q Prize
I,OOO,OOO DOLLARS,


TIokn-a Describing each Prize ere SEALED in
Envelopes AMI thoroughly mivrd. On recount Of
. Cents %eaiad Ticket will rs drawn without
Ch0.c" and delivered at our uir". or ssut ~ meil
10 any address. The Pre- named upon il viii he
delivered in.the ticket hGlict ~ plvm@nt of Guc
Bn'lnr. Prizes will be immefiat"ly mt 20 any
addrcsa. a. requested. by express o. return mail.
pay fGT =. AHY Pr'-c mar b. r.th IaG'd for az
oItfr q tn @Ioe rTlHe - =" Ria"$S.
sg" Our patrons can depend on f'ir ,aag
Esaserpn We EelrCt the few following
Uarnc- .rDm he many who have l1fnly drawn Val.
rnbla Prizes and kindly permitted Us to publish
them:
5. 7. Wilkens. Eur,Io. New York $500: Miss
John u. Moore, L0uisville, siG00; Miss Erma
Walwurth. Milwaukee, Wis. Piano, $3.50; Rev
+. 4. DAY. NV Orleans. 200
We publish 10 names without permission.
oFiSIoss or THE PRESS.
They ara doing the largest businesR: tn. 1.ri
l. reliable. and cEcTc their success. - Weekly
RrifuFt, F6b. g. nr 3D.. rT ~
We have examined their system, and know
them to be a fair dealing ilrm.''--N J. Hera!d,
Fe5 g, 1863
Last week q rriona Of ours drew 4 500 prize.
which was promptly received. '-Datly NETs, HGr.
3, ISIS. 49, .- s..u...
Send FOR circular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal i'll
ductmaRts 10 agents. Subtraction guaranteed.
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tigah OF.
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lars 80 for Fy" Dollars, 40 fer Fifteen Dollars.
All letters should be addressed to
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
RUBBER GoOns.

AcChEN & FITCH, l29 So. Waters 81 Whole.
4Vh sale Dealers in COarse aBdFFina WrSppiae
Papers, f"ires and Paper Bags q every descfi9,
tim
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
YlNEGAn yTo.s n I, {
WITCHES & yrvy,y',ey

d. saiNO'S Pare tifer { ic,r,-.r. -.
o. afs ara 70 preserve Iicixles St-on.s and ~
r - 1, nrgest works in L s. Fstapl;s,@d IL.
- : -.r.-slng - s 81 state ~. hhieago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

4 II. s;IL54l5ls Coz. K6i.oi7,b 3 49, IT.
-. eilGAFn. importer, Mani,facfpre- 4 W. -
20. es!es u ~asSh2s .Feesfv silver ss D..
Sss' AssScy z: The Ns:ioQs; Waieh CO ''s''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
nsACklENf;RE.

NORIH.WESr'N MFG. co. Ergiaea PIf.aTs.
" Wrought Iron Pipe, Malle4bla Iron Castings,
Steam Warming Apps 10 n. Jefferson -.
SVALWoR'TII, TwOIIlG & FURsE, Iron Pipe
W & Eittinga, Stetn Boilers, Pamps 6 Gaug res
Boiling St'm Wnl'g App, - Lake 81.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The Falls at Minneapolis, Mimi,
are being washed away, and tax
was voted by the people to make
them cverlastingIy permanent. The
mill companies gave $4,000 for that
PURPOSE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
e, Early
EVERY FAREgE

EVERY FARMER
Gar,ncr and frnif grower j. iuvited 70 sad f1v
sskgess,s Improved f-uEt tree and vine
insect destroyer aRa invtgarakor,"' I'M
proved and pareltad IUHo 2d 1853 after Eight
Ncars experience with TIE oil "InvigGratO"."
Having purchased AZ tho right title snd Interest
IN tlis Patent and Patented Composition, tur the
whole United State. / am now prepared to iurEi.h
samples /" isst, with a vi.w of selling ''Statc, -
County" and individual Rghtsr as soon ~ per
sons having use Tor this btralafa6is Preparation
are satisfied that It will do what claim.
Whnu ipV'i'd the Preparation penFtragca every
pore. destroying the worTrin the root heart rnd
branch Of ib1 lree and by connecting with the min
cfai suhstauCc of the earth, destroys the cause,
end prevents the creation 81 any destructive insCcr.
l. will iHS'HNy q stroy all peets That derive their
uu:rimgnt from tha sep Ut Trees Vines and Vogc-
Ia !uG. and successfully prevents them from COM
mlUing rav3@rs on orchards or crops. II viii kill
the Peach grub and Borer and prevents the Cur
Culi0 from staging the Plum. As fertilizer ii
has no tq,lal and wil not iEurc any Tree, Vine or
Plant On application. via rrt.i TO mgn in Bal
t.no-e CoratT, Of the highest agricultural stand,
in-, who viii tesfify 10 the bcn.Llts they have de-
rived trDm its use.
SAMPLES. with directions for usiBg. sent 20 any
plrt Of To- Matted states. on receipt Of 81. "in-
GiyilIal IllEhts" containing the "Race.pt," sent
prepaid by return IN III, on receipt of -.
\ TE.iGHe Agent wanted in every county.
Address. J. AEsEAkSE,
Nc. Post Oaice Avenue i'atlimore, Md.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

soUBBER CLOTHING Co, +. NJ. &.W. i. sho-
q ard, Manutacture all desaFir....o,. 4, +, =
ia I aneY ISi'f''""" soods, Hose ara Reirr:
s.aIlonery anG Drn@ .ic@SS1, .. Lake ST
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
ClRPscTS,

- PENR, PRINCE & HOLBROUK, importers
- and dealers in Carpetpgs, Paper Hanging-
and Win low Shades We sell otf goods tow.
and can make every indacement to purchasers tine
market viii afford. new Carpet House with d
stock entirely new throughout, 81 Il 50 State ST.,
east 'front.' of Crosby,s Open H0nse. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26

The wages roll Of Young & Co..
saw mill ut Clinton is 5000 a week.