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The New York herald., 1869-09-21

A.-ScOtch and English Tweed, Newest
styles for suits French and English Fancy Cassmero.
Vestng and Coangs at MckfNLEY3 merchant tailor SD
Broadway corner OF Prince street.
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Lace and Nottingham Curtains-tn Great
variety at O. l.. Al. b. kelly CO.'S, Broaiwsy' near
II. ...I. .lrnnI
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Bnschcior's Hair Dye.-The Rest In tho
The only perfect dye; harness reliable, insiantA-
nsous Factory 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Brilliant Discovery In Toilet Chcmistry.-
The poisonous metallic "har dyes AMI the disgusting hair
'scoorers' and 'resorers" forever superseded by
pUALONs new article vfTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR II guaranteed to mpart any shade OF brown
IN from Ave 10 ten No sediment no bad odor,
paper pasted the bottles conceal the nh within. An
article pure AS spring water and M harmsess
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Tho Anatomical EyeEiass Adjusts Itself
20 any form OF nose with less pressure than any othef
JAMES PRENTICE, Opteen io' broAiTr.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Goureud,- Oriental Cream, NJ 30 Per Hot.
tie ts Bopd street sle Of .,3 Broaaway, ana druggists
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

A.-I.Rdies' Faces Enametlod also tho Pre-.
paraon for SALE with instructions, BY M. LAUSSON, 100
lroaA A0av
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

A.-Burnett's FIorin,ci; an Exquisite Pcr.
fune resembling tho fresb ordora of Has
equal ana Ia for sale by all druggists.
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Territorial Consolidation.

PAKIs sept 70, Ioou
rumor ia current that Prussia Is about to annex
the Grand Duchy OF Baden.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21
ENGLAND.

Looking to the Easf-No Interference in the
Antilles.
LONDON, Sept. 2O 1869.
am assured from well-infOrmed sources OF au-
thOrity, that the governments Of England and
France have after diplomatic consultation, come to
the conclusion that the status quo Of governmental
and executive relations existing between Turkey
and Egypt must be maintained.
It has been settled also, between the same two
leading Powers that there shall be no interference
from this side between Spain and the United States
on the subject matters OF the Cuban revolution and
American diplomacy in Madrid.
General siclklcs' Notes-Faiiure Of Prin's
Negotiations.
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1862
The London Post this morning says it now appears
that ,America has only made friendly representa-
tions to the Madrid government in favor OF the rea
sonabe demands OF the Cubans- It is probable that
Napoleon suggested to the Regency that Spain
should act CONSIDERABLY toward Cuba, and so dis
arm American influence.
The French government favors a reconciliatOry
policy at Madrid and non-lntervention at WASH
ington.
The London Standard says PRINTS attempt to in
duce England and France to join In protectorate
for Cuba has totally failed
The Democratic Movement.
LONDON Sept. 20, 1869.
The demonstration in favor or the imprisoned
Fenians took place to-day. PROFESSIONS were formed
In Clerkenwel and with bands Of music and bearing
nags ana notices marched in perfect Order to Ira
falgar square There meeting was organized. Six
Thousand persons were present. George Henry
Moore, member of Parliament for Mayo, Ireland,
presided.
Mr.. Moore, on taking the chair, addressed the
a,.~ ~Is.h o.,t
for The prolonged incarceration Of political Offenders;
contrasted It's conduct IN this respect with that Of
other states in Europe and America and concluded
that England could only be compared with Russia.
He hoped the British people would no longer tole'
rate such excessive severity, and demanded the
liberation OF the prisoners as a matter OF justice.
Mr.. Bradlaugh ana others followed in the same
strain.
Resolutions urging the unconditional pardon OF
the Fenians unanimously adopted.
The proceedings were very enthusiastic. No dis
.urbance whatever occurred.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Beware Of the Eggs which vermin Lay for
ysars crop. Cleanse premises thoroughly with
Lyons insect Powder aud thus prevent the cockroaches
eas moth, bugs and other vermn from overrunnlng YOU
with their broois next yeaI Lyons Powder will do IL.
Nothing else WILL Depot. 81 Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

A.-(sentIemsn's Hats.-Fall Fashion Now
ready for Inspection and sale at EsPENSCHED5 Manufac
llA Nassau
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A.-A.-U. -. Fire Extlpaulshcr, Sumo -
supplied to the N Fire Department Always ready for
instant No building sAfc without Beware OF worth
less Inventions U. S. Fire B1tingushsr Company No.
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

A. Everdelps, 800 Drondway.-Wsddlae
and Visiting Cards Monograms, Cresis initiated Note Paper
&C most alXllsh In the city.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Hoffman House. day during the past week seeking for
ha 10 suit visited hat store Broadway and
failed 10 satisfy himself until he reached KnoSs No. s3
Broadway Here he experienced diAcutY Avail your.
self OF his experience and strike direct Tor kNONs sni
thus save trouble and expense. Fall style out,
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Cherry Pectorni Trorhcs
something good and pleasant for cold or sore
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

America Rest ,,fsr-A Amoricn.-- Only Clear
preparation NOT CONTAINING ANY pKLETERlOUS
OR INJURIOUS COMPOUND that will act on the
whskers. Prepared only ty Dr. ]. J. 0BRlEN, s2 East
IhIItlelh AireoG ~. 8 u.
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OWING 10 tho great increase Of busi.
ness consequent on tao popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
prOprictDrA of
The New York herald., 1869-09-21
AID FOR TIE AvoSDALE SUFFERERS.
Subscriptions Received at tho Herald Oulos
Youterdav

Subscriptions Received at tho Herald Or1ce
The following subscriptions In aid OF the Avondals
sufferers were received at the HERALD ONCE yes
terday:-
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
OFFICE MUSICAL MUTUAL PRorEcrrvs UNION,
No. 33 DELANCEY ST., NEw YORK, Sept. 20. 1860. !
To THE EDITOR OF TnE HERALD;-
Enclosed please nnd extract from the minutes or
quarterly meeting Of this union; also $500 donated
~ per resolution which you will forward. to be
strictly applied for the bencnt Of those for whom II
Is intended, and mono other. have the honor TO
be. sir, your obedient servant,
d. SCHAAD Secretary.
Room OF MUSICAL MUTUAL PRorEcrryE UNION,
No. 10 STANTON STREET. Sept. IL. 1869.
The Musical Mutual Protective Union deeply sym
pathizng with the widows and orpnans sufferers
by the recent Avondale mining tragedy. left desti
tute in their sad bereavement OF their natural pro-
tectOrs.
Resolved, That the OF $500 from The funds Of
hi: .SSs be given to the above sufferers for their mmed
d. scHAAD, Secretary. U. Q. HILL, President.
ssvESrY.FIyE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. 1869.
Please find enclosed. for the Avondale relief fund.
from Shaw Venn, painters, 113 Third avenue and
'''" '"'''''' '''' '' SHAW & vENN.
FORTY DOLLARS AND FIVE CENTS
OFFICE or NATIONAL SusrENDER CoMrANvl
345 BROADWAY, New YORK. sept. ~, 1867.
To TnB EDITOR or THE HERALD-
Enclosed please ind check for forty dollars and
five cents contributed by the employees OF the Ma
tonal suspender Company towards the Avondale
JEROME BERNHEIMER Treasurer.
TnIRTY.sIx DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1869.
To THR EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
Enclosed please ind check for thirty six dollars
being a contribution from the firm of Hatch Co.,
lhOgraphers Herald Building, and its employees, for
the relief OF the AvOndale sufferers.
G. w. DONALDSON, Treasurer OF Committee
THIRTY DOLLARS AND TEN CENTS.
1i3 BEDFORD STREET. New YORK, Sept. 20, 1860.
10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find thirty dollars and ten cents
collected by me in behalf OF the 1amles OF tue
Av0ndale miners. DAVID MIICHEi.ii,
Pastor Canal Street Presby terrain church.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed pleased find my check for twenty five dol
lars in aid or the AvOndale sufferers.
f. r. FREY, so Beaver street.
FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1862
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please find enclosed i've dollars for the Avondale
fund from the National Base Ball Cluo.
FIvR DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Enclosed please nnd IS 80 towards the Avondale
fund. v.
THREE DOLLARS.
Enclosed please ind three dollars to be appro-
priated to the AvOndale fund. MAC.
ONE DOLLAR.
Please accept the small sum OF one dollar for the
widows and orphans OF the Av0ndale mine disaster.
II. X. b.
In addition to tho above the following subscrlp-
tions were received In the HERALD counting room
yesterday
Q. Mark,s sunday School Of German Lutheran
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LOUISIANA.

Heavy suit Against General Stecdman-
Perry Fuller Admitted to Bail-The Three
Million Dollars "Rina" swindle.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1889.
suit has been entered In the United states Cir
cult Court against General James b. steedman, ex-
Internal Revenue Collector for this district and his
sureties by the United states District Attorney for
over 5000 ooo which amount, after the adjustment OF
accounts by the proper otcers, Is found TO be due
by steedman as tax collector to the government.
Ex.Coector OF Customs Fuller has been br0ughts
here from st. Louis, charged with completely IN the
S3 900 0OV ''ring' swindle on the government. He
was admitted to ball in $4,000 70 appear In NoSem-
Der nexs.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Furniture Twenty Per Cent Below broad.
vay Prices also new sofa B,dsohd W. H. LEE, 19g and
POI Fulton street between Broadway and 1eenwch street,
New York,
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
| necessity Of presenting their adver' |
4 tisements for the Cartoon papers three
! days IN advance, to secure Insertion. ]
! In the general issue It Ia also neces.
| ssrv to present Advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
I will be sent by mail to subscribers tor
sir dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21

Words Of Cheer for Young Mtn, VINO, ftev~
Ing allen victims social evils, desire peer m,nnoo1.
Sent In ssAeI latter enyelOpes, treo OF chas NadsosA
HOW Ard Ass0CIATfOS box z, rhnsjsoh'a Pa
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Other Subscriptions for tho AvOndalc Suf'
ferers.

A regular quarterly meeting OF the st. Davd's
Benevolent Society was held last night In room No.
a. Cooper Institute, first Vice President John Phil
lips In the char, and David Morris acting as Secre
tary. The principal business OF the evening was the
amendment OF the constitution after which the
matter Of the contributions TO the AvOndale sufferers
was taken up, showing that 81, 200 had been sub.
scribed and 5000 paid. Before tho meeting closed
the amount was swelled to $2,600. Regular routine
business consumed the remainder OF the time until
the adjournment.
The total amount OF money collected IN Brooklyn
for the relief OF tue AvOndale sufferers up " yoser,
day was f6,601 81.
The New York herald., 1869-09-21
The Loyal League the War Path-Assnssi-
nation Of Democrats In the South.

The Fire In the Dismal Swamp-Thres Ne.
Groes Burned.
RICHMOND, Sept 20 1869.
report from Norfolk states that three negroes
were swallowed up by the terrible connagration now
raging in the Dismal Swamp. They were employed
in getting lumber, and the IRE surrounded them
while asleep In hut and burned them to crisp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
Redistribution bill.

The currency redistribution bill
which failed TO become law by the
House committee on finance is much
10 be regretted in the west. In q fair
vote before both Houses IL would
most certainly have become law.
BY the passage Of such q law the
currency would have been increased
In circulation which would have en-
.,bled those who are now holding
their wheat for better prices to have
done SO by paying a reasonable rate
OF interest. AS is now, the bank
ers i'm the east dictate to the western
people whether they shall sell their
wheat and firm produce ut sacrl-
flee. Iowa is not half drained OF her
last years crop because of the decline
of prices. This accounts in . meas
ure for the stringency OF the times.
Money loans at three FER cent. a
month while the graneries or IOWA
are not half empty. It is but just
that The West should have her equal
share of national banks and national
currency that money may be loaned
to sui. the convenience Of people, Of
reasonable rates, ranging from te
Il per cent. The West will not sub
nit to being controlled by the east
err money sharks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
,r Cub of Sixty a nd SIS. 90.

| AGENTS will please take notice OF this. Do not
send names bu; Number your clnbs from one up
ward Make your letters short and plain as posi-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

In accordance with joint resoiu-
Son, both houses of Congress adj
jou.ned last Saturday, after a brief
aud unimportant session. The Ten
ufe-of.Ofice wrangie occupied the
most of the time allotted for iegisla-
ton and resulted in compromise
which has been tartly termed by Sem
ator Morton "a bad photograph of n
dead body" The question of the
point of junction between the Cen
trail Pacific and Union Pacific Com
tanies was settled ut Proniontory
Point; and the net was passed, as re-
quested by the President, authori-
ztng him TO submit the constitutions,
heretofore formed by the conventions
of Virginia, Mississippi and Texas.
To- the people of those States respcc-
lively to be voted upon. This, it is
hoped. will result i'm tho representa-
lions of those States in Congress
next winter. Comparing the recent
sessions OF Congress WIN those heiu
before the onte belium period,
the Chicago Tribune observes that
speechmaking, such as required the
labor and study of weeks by Senators,
la. passed into disuse and almost
contempt. Since the war events
jlave crowded SO fast upon Us rs to
leave no time for words. Action was
the thing demanded, and the ses-
s!ons, since 1861, though barren OF
any grandly worded orations, have
not been surpassed by the sessions 81
any parliamentary body known in
history.
The President called an extra SEES
sion OF the Senate to meet last Mon
day, II NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

The attempted revolution In Cuba
is of great interest to the people OF
tho United States, and n question
which requires shrewd diplomacy.
The right policy to be pursued is not
apparent. The sympathies OF the
American people are not all with Gu
ba, inasmach as the revolution was
begun while Spain was In the midst
.Ekhe efforts Of the Liberals TO throw
eff their own yoke OF oppression.
Gould tho question be settled as to
whether our national honor and ia-
terests would permit us to extend LeI-
lgerant rights to the Cuban insur-
rectionists our financial Interests are
EASILY determined. Cuba IL of great
smportaiice 10 the United States.
Her revenue has been Of great value
10 Spain, and her annexation to our
Government would be OF five times
the practical value to US that the pur-
chase OF Alaska has been. II Is evil
dent chat Cub. desires her indepen-
.dence and is determined to be under
the dictation Of no government. Let
her achieve IL Of her own accord.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
Hon, James e. Wilson

The following paragraph appeared
in Washington letter in our issue
Of March %:
"a gentleman and lawyer, high
in the esteem Of his people and his
friends, who was unanimously adj
Judged o place ia the Cabinet of Gen.
Grant, failed to be invited thereto be-
cause he signed the report af the
House Judiciary Committee iii favor
of this McGarrahan fraud"
Something similar to this appeared
in the Washington correspondence
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, in
which, we believe, the Hon. James
F. Wilson, of Iowa, was mentioned
rs tho gentleman referred to.
We have seen q letter from Presi-
dent grant in which it was stated
that Mr.. Wilson was invited to n
seat In his Cabinet, and that he (the
Prcsident) deeply regretted that Mr..
Wilson, for reasons of his own, was
constrained to decline il and further
more, that he (the Presidency knew
nothing about the McGarrahan claim,
and that it cut no figure in the case.
1t is well known in Washington
that Mr.. Wilson was rendered by
I General Grant the office of Secretary
of State in the original construction
OF his Cabinet, and that the appoint
ment of Mr.. Washburne to that
place was intended to be merely com-
plimentary, the latter having been
previously booked for the French
mission. Having been nominated
and confirmed as Secretary, Mr..
Washburnc unexpectedly entered up
OH the discharge of the dates Of the
Office. Mr.. Wilson was thus placed
in q very embarrassing position
which he endured as long as he
deemed consistent with his own dig
nity and the dignity of the Office
He then declined the position perctn-
toriIy, expressing, however his una
bated cinfidcnce in the sincerity and
good faith Of the President. The
choice of a new Secretary was then
made, and Mr.. Hamilton Fish was
selected. Mr.. Fish, however, dectin'
ed to take charge of any body's leav'
Jugs, and his first act was to make
new set of appointments in place o
those arranged by his predecessor.
We have made no personal exami
nation of the McGarrahan claim
but the fact that Mr. Wilson signed :
report indorsing it, goes further, il
our estimation, to establishing an,
justifying it rs valid claim thar
any thing else that could be said @
done By committee of Congress-
This much is certain: the none,
Is all on the other side. LcGarra
han is poor man, scarcely able t,
pay his board bills from day to day
Opposed to him is the entire quick
silver interest of California. If an!
money has been used in the premi
ses, it has not been used Oh his side
And nobody who knows NJ. Wilson
will ever suppose either that he ha:
knowingly Endorsed n fraud, or tina
he has failed to investigate thorough
Is any claim to which he has givel
his official signature.-Chicago Irib
Lptr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
County Supcrin-
ECnSlcnfS.

On Wednesday, April 2lst, at 0
o'clock, 4. NJ, the County Superin-
tendents from different parts OF the
State will convene in the High
School OF West Des Moinss. These
sessions continue two days AID may
not close til Friday.
Prof. James Black, ID. D., of the
State University, addresses the Con-
yeGtion on Wednesday evening, and
the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton on Thursday evening. On Fri
day evening the East Des Moines
High School will be dedicated by ap-
propriate exercises. But one Of the
most edifying features connected
with the Convention will be q
Teachers Meeting where some OF the
best methods Of instruction will be
! Illustrated aud discussed by the SUI
perintendents and teachers of the
city schools of East and West Des
Moines, Davenport, Muscatine, Grin
nell, Keohuk and from other first
class schools Of the Stale. There will
also be present graduate OF the far
famed Training School OF Oswego,
New York, who will give lessons~sd
suggestions on the methods OF ill
struction which have made that
school SO noted. Let every edit Gator
make an effort to be present. County
Superintendent doubtless will most
ly be Oh hand, but City SuperiEtend'
ents, principals Of High Schools,
professors of Colleges-and indeed
lire teachers generally cannot afford
TO be absent from q meeting the
promises so much good for the
Schools of the State
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

Take Particular Notice of This:
nay BE SURE and Sand Money i;s
An Cases by REGLS7'ERED LET
TER, which can be sent from arg
Post Office.
This way OF sending money is preferred to any
other method whatever.
We cannot be responsible for money lost, rvlcss
some precautions are taken 10 insure Us sat-sy.
SEND FOR CIRCUITS.
scad your address in full. Town, ceSnty, s State.
S. G. THOMPSON & CO.,
$50 Federal Street,
52w4 Boston, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

The West Union Gazette is author
lied by Judge Williams, to say that
he is not an aspiraat for Senatorial
honors, aud positively declines the
Use eff his name for that or any other
Office. One good man Off the track.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

The Chicago Post, recording tho
sale OF pews in new church, calmly
catalogues "So. lsG" Rs knocked
down TO "Dr. L. N. Hale, the abor-
ZIONIST, at the extraordinary low sum
of 800.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

Col. John Scott, OF Story County,
has received the appointment Of u.
$. Assessor OF the sixth District, re-
licving r. LII. Benton Jr., OF Mar.
shailtown.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

]. L.tihrop Motley has been APP
pointed lay the President, Minister ct
ihe Court OF -. James. Dlis aslsc-
,ion will not fail to give satisfaction
even among the friends OF Horace
Grceley. Nc. Motley is an American
iy hirlh, anl cue Of tho most finish
al Listogtans sf cur daI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
WANTED-AGE

s75 to 5000 per month everywhere male and
female TO Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE This Machine win stitch, henl fell, tuck.
quilt cord, bind. braid aud emhroiaer in a most
superior manner. Price, only SlS Fully warran-
chine that win sew stronger, more beautiful or
more elastic seam than ours. I; makes the Elias
tic Lock stitch" Every second stitch can be cut
aud still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay Agents from $40 to 5000 per
month and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address Sc
COMB & CO, PITrSBuRa, PIX, BosToS, Mass,
or ST. LoUTs, Mo. --+
CAUTION.-Do not he imposed upon by other
parties palmin@ Off worthless cast-rOn machines,
under the same name or otherwise. Ours II the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

FL. Russell, editor of the Daven-
port Gazette, has been reappointed to
the position OF Post Master Of Daven-
port, from Which he was unjustly
ousted by Andrew Johnson. Just
right.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

Eyth, District Court of the United States for the
1 District OF Iowa: In Bankruptcy. Al Dnoa-
oae the 2Oth day II March, AID. lSal. TO whom
II MAY concern:
The undersigned hereby gives roiicr OF his ap-
pointmsnt ~ assignee of the esta'e Of George \.
Hakrr of Cedar Falls. i'm the county OF Blackhawk
and state OF Iowa. in said District. and Who has
heed anindEed = Bant,rtup; nron biz own petition
nv the Distiirt Court of said District
sw' ALOSZo ChA'-tN' Assi=as--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

The vast amount of Plantation
Bitters now being sold and shipped
from New York il almost incredible.
Go when and where you will-aloEs
the wharves and piers, and ut the de-
pots-you will see great piles OF these
Bitters awaiting shipment and con-
veyance to every nook and corner of
the country, and to the hundreds Of
foreign ports. They are very 2opu.
lar among all classes Of people, and
are conceded to be just the thing for
this climate. No Bitters have yet
been introduced which have become
so descrvedly popular and worthy of
patronage, to all who require tonic
and stimulant. They are prepared
with pure st. Croix Rum, Calisaya
and Ca.carilla Bark, and all the
world knows full we'll what benefi-
cial results accrue from these combi-
nations.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

A two headed woman who can
talk with both mouths at the same
time il on exhibition ut Mobile.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

james Harper, the senior meuiber
Of the firm OF Harper Brothers, 6:
New York, was killed In that city a
few days since, by being thrown
from, his carriage by tie running
away of his team while out driving
with his daughter.