davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-08

Tho LcElklature-RemoT OF tho
CaFitnl-aIeATy Fall OF snow-AE-
F1cuftuHa1-ArrcEt OF lnccudInr&css

Tho AfE1E10 OF kRG
CaFltnl-1isRvy Fall OF snow-AG-
r1cuituFnl-Arrcst OF lnccud1nr1css
Special De4patcn 10 Tne Chicago Triouaa.
MADISON, March 7.
AoSt OF the members OF the Legislature arc back
tonight, really for work, and tnis ptonlsea to be
IN osentlul week In leg.slau.n. The great topic
OF interes. IL the capital removal, to secure which,
II possible, q large lobby from Milwaukee cane
out this afternoon, and more will aEr1ve to-oigh&
prepared to resort to any means, howerer base, to
accomplish thelr object The proposition his
called out some olistertnG denunciAttong OF Mil
Enulee from the press OF fne State.
There was fhr heaviest 9uoW fall or the 9ea3on
hers On Saturday night and yeaterdaY. n
much ~ eight inches altogether. 1t
has been compscung and slightly melting since,
ard, upless II remains cool, thete Il danger Of
Only qla acts Of the present Legislature. and
10 or them locsi. hare yet been spproved ny the
Governor. .
O-HkosA. via. March IA convention 70
oygaplze the Northern W!s-on8tn State AZrical-
tufai Society, composed Of rtprcsentatEes ftoa
e1x or eight counties ID the Fox River Valley, u
called 70 Enees IN this city on 1he 17th OF March.
T~o men were arrested to.daJ for setting nre
10 the nouse OF Jacob Eeltel. burned on the 2s.h.
They were bound over 10 the Circuit Court.
, 1870-03-08
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
FOR
Subsistence Stores.

qE.,s1 p fs. 2. e.
A'0n '' ymeAGe. 4 aeaeaia IT,. MN M e. .,sa. u''0*
Sea!ed Proposals. tn Duplicated Will be received ~
the unarrsened unti1 o'clock Turrday. Aa.rh IL.
1s:u, f.r furnishing thesfcliow Ing eta1es. VIZ:
wv hzr.els pork basra1s to have two iron hoops
t.iees '-'''@>' 0N'- ~'>~' ''>'>N' ''
s.tco rosads xusas euea haus.. e.ara,,ed. IN san1
954tm pounds Of nour doabts e1tr1, te.ads to b
ss.ted In dosbe saek loa pounds aet* CT round hos
asoo pound, ehoiee family tour. In double t.eks 1oa
pounds G11h Of ba11ciA.
lso poands nei Of ia 9onna hoo7 bs.1esa-
5ss1s; 9s ,sas a d'n''
z.ao pound. Sise. 70 double sack. lo1 panada net CT
acco unds ho1Dipy, in donbe Eatts. to- p1u1dr uc.
Of in ,o1nd hoop ha1Iels.
atan paandl eeaee- eEecn BIO, ia double saekL
to0 rounts eodss. susated. In round huop bat1r's-
saass sse. 10 nsasas NJ se Il faaad hoap b.i-
e a,sif s e q hs fsrf
1aso ,ponads st.s esndlet fau weight, IN baxa
X 100 pounds soap, In bn1ss, st1sppcd.
80 pounds &ait desn sad DRY. IN double ta>t1. In
rcnuds net or In narErls-
t!os T. fa!l n .. .sxat osaeo 7ape 0sesed In ns1ss
6cc gallons sJ1ap. In hsl. barrels. with four kaa
hoors
200 ganora 1-pia,ses, In hail hArre4. With four t-rR
hoopa.
ao pounds ct raaeke1e.. extra No. I. IN tts q7xz
ter kas1efs.
60 pounds 81 ~htsetsh. best quality. In kts G0sr-
ter hA11ek.
are pounds dried peaehes. beat quality. h,1Tes. in
sacks or bAfr:1H-
at0o ponds Of Leaf lard in esddes. packed In ease
sog gs1lons winter strained lard Oh. In barrels
KlAaks for proposait E b furnished At this oine.
Saptes Of al astac1es {axeeps ro1f and ba-oa1
Hrst Atrompnry hi1f.
Pzoressls p te euh1e4 - Al the conditions heteto~
fore puhhed- copy Of rhteh be seen On a7pae2
nnu At this o:oeh.
B.ds 1nnst state tic to when tho ttotes san be do
uvt:ed.
Drs- Col Aad G. = U. s. H.
, 1870-03-08
sPRlkeFlElD.
In the Convention Yesterday.
Inferior Appellate Courts.

8pecsx Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
srE1xGr1x1n, March 7.
TUE lEnrIARY AHfIC1E.
The cppyentjpn dsypted the entire d4y to the
d,scuss!ou Of the judiciary report, commencing |
with Section Il. which provides fos new Appel |
late Court, not to 50 Into operation until the JeaT
1s7<, to which such Appea1s and wtita OF error !
1ray b taken fron Circuit and othes courtA As |
the General Assembly may provide, and nom
which appeals and w1.ta Of error ana1 be To tho
BuPreme cou1x IN Ill cases IN which criminal
ca1e, franchise, or freehold Is involved, and
ID Eacn other cases II may be
provided By law. Such Appellate CnuIta anall be
cid bJ lnch uunbtr Of the Judges Of the Circuit
Cnurt4,. and. at such times ana ptaees ~ NAV be
provided By lAV. This section was discussed
du1tnoR tho entire morning session IN Committee
of the Wtele, ana with much ab!.st5. It WAS op-
pcAed oy soine simply because the court provided
for vaa an innovation, novelty. an untt!ed ex-
pertinent, and that moreover 1t added largely to
tic expeuses Of ittgauu. On the other atde 1t
was snoHn thas the sJstem had worked ad-
mttably Ia Ohio and tho older States. In fact,
HI. Med!I in his argument insisted taa:
had Il rot been 1or tue easeEce Of Sa!s inferior
OF intermediate Appellate Court IN Ohio, the Su.
preme Court OF that State would now bo aln,oss
| buried ous Of sight sy reason OF ths immense
rumber Of canes that Il would have to entertain,
And the zane state OF thlc9s would ere long lap.
pen in this State, u some soch appellate ttiouna
as the one proposed ME- not established. It 1az
maintained By the friends Of tho proposition, that
instead Of inc1essing Tho expenses OF ut!E2-
| ton, It would, In fact, reduce them,
| and what vas still better. It would give
rose tpeedy and even more intelligent iust,ce
Than can BE- Obtained bY adnes1pg 10 q sluRle az.
pellate tribunal, which Is eyen now two or three
yeats behind the buainesa bsfore II. At the close o.
| The debate the molten made By Ms. Cummings,
think to st1!ke out tho sec:ion VIII rejected. Rnt
the section then adopted By decided majority
| In The AFTERNOON the thirteenth section WAS tate1
M and discussed for nearly three hpu1s, and the1
laid over until secuon 1s should b reached
II the1 relation TO each o,he1 VA
| euth that tntalligeQt action could not b
| had upon them separately. The SECTION provide
for the dtTia3on Of tha state into Judicial DIS
tItcts. The fourteenth Gectlon Was ther called u
| for confederation. 1t dxes the uma for holdlnl
, 1870-03-08

New nAnpshire Election To-day.
BosroN, March 7.-Tho election for safe oc-
sezs aAd members Of tna Ls1tl1Alu1e comes % 70
NEE HAMpshIe to-motrow. The Republicans
nAfe nominated Governor QnaloW StearnA Tor re-
e!ecuoos and The Democrats hAYo pfttad agxtnss
nin GenttA John BeaeL who WA deftAsed for
re iaoe oaloe la9s rear. Besides the reg alar TICK
d.d1te Tor Gora,nor on Teuperanoo uoket aua
Samuel Fin: on Labor Reform ucket, Taero
u no doubt OF tha election Of asakrns rs The
nsokltsed II pFeseas h1 uaseEnsa aa1seaasoas
, 1870-03-08
Philadelphia BFnn eh OF the Evan
upltcRl Alliance.

Pn11lp1lrH1A. March 7-So:w!ths:audtng the
his e7enng. large gathering. tha trst meeting
Of lie Thilade;phia branch Of the Evangelical Al.
liauce, George Il. ssuast presiding. Addretse!
were made 81 Res. D.. Scaoc, Q! New Tosk. and
President James McCosh, OF Prtncetou Colle2e.
Bon. Vim s:rour, United States Supreme Court,
offered reaoluttc0s. which were seconded By e1'
Coz. r1utcE. and unanimously AaoateL otael
non inatfont, participated ID the exercises AUore
tho sudtence were at least Que hundred clergy
men. Great interest Kt1 manifested In tue ap
preaching meeting Cf the WurId9 EyHnE81cA
1u:aEce Ia New York IN September.
, 1870-03-08
New flrlenaa Marker.

EEr OnIEAHs, Marrh 1-CoT7ox-1rrekalaF md
nominal: 1piddttns 1t 3lsfe- Reeepte. & bales
porte. s.s.s bales aleer II. 100 bales.
BAEAp4TCX1t-E1ouf.S S5-f0S6 ", Corn dull at &ID0
Oats, 6sta6tc Bran. u tIa.r1
H41-FT!me &34.0o
GnocEaits snsss-Prfxc. lIaf1ac Nolalses-
Fernentlaf e@soc p1iue,sse. C.nee fsiz :; 1t4l7c
r1t1ne II 434f&1stte-
n WHIFrTY-Qoef3IA IA1A.
, 1870-03-08
THE CONVENTION.

GtvEY& &41ryYU1 RI Norn
,,,,,., 1nE hiDLR n SCHOOLS: <,s...
connpT sas{nst s1nsisne ~ nhio }tom .eaanit
- - rsis1.se QUESTION. o se'' -~4''
NJ; IsKNEM OF stsphan4on. announced tnas M
sn1 rsI,t. 9I;t ~ suG psco " cee
~ ~ ~ ugsH ts,,t ~ 81 Louls. a .,..
Co6 psastat ~ n1ao q sestsa! @euoe1 a tnst
tae apeeca ptntea oJ 1naSe AJta, A ID ~ re aasl{
ttepoaS . aisM aalt l!nce aAo nese1 peen aeAVetea
y ~ 'ahs eoasaaea s1psesaans
sG, -. #oaa a aase eeen eoaua7e1teo a4d Inc
'Gse9 H. BRoWaSG ea s4p,aned ,hst no .ecoectea
y tt tant ia "a 1Gen Rasgn 70 J9aSe
1..snn " ~ ~ fsr1 fhsf ,ns 1in 1nl1
% cut o1 n more re- than han aalt Ill speeca. S'' "''a
nc heads Of his speech At the aae he a'ked leave
. A1ss151asEoy ,s: LIN suzsEza
!, ~. GNDhkh VuD, ifum me CommEtee On
AtsceuAheoa sopJects. 10 nneh "a foleHed Ger"
io1 81 9 anesneT ssa9stss. md asfsa ieaVe q
nj 3SIss zzs.a pa.nsz ss;;o ;, A.
1eso!uuo1 Was !nu0uuceo te9uesHuK t1At a
election be held IN The rairteenth District 70 ~ =
EacancJ occastoned y the Resignation OF beseely
:ns 1esaty a.ea = sse sieeten = Soysaeel:
was adopted. ,..
), ~; sST1EK: q = c!s'5: e5sssd = rs:o!asen i %
hahi,an;s ~ HnhIic aov1n;,rstar na afactad ~ ~
TIC people. -
IAK 5up1c1ARf RRroRr.
:, !ne eonTennen or n men Heat INTO Gomml1xe oi O.
re ne maote o. @ tns saaSsa5y leposs ~ CARt
~: CIA4lSas u as;sIlS q Fulton, nofed thas the
aecton a e st5tcsen o9t: ,,x,. u,
ne q 9 e esxss
so52s aoae N tas eenGttes vne:9sF ~ nses. e:
ND fos ia, reason. taey nad ptorlaed I. CO.. coa.
p1omise of conact1z opinion. Il mould aot g u
TO operation until the year 1sf& The
g s@p!o1sd e determine ia necessity;
Gattitd O. Wsoout any ex,fa expense 70 tns state.
NJ. DEAEST, q Lee. moved 70 stnke ous IS: ls:t
aha letls tsso. Ae tnoaGnt toe l3s nau.ea llne
"1na nT hs s9S2 snSa%e u s,,n,,or ,,onsn, ,,a. !,
tEe necesai,y OF more than I'VE Supreme Judzes,
The bcainess that wonld Otherwise 60 before the
Supreme Coort
III. Gun A1SGs. O Fouon. Knew tn4s coat' ,
expenses 10 tse lowest po.ot toE ln,s reason: ne
Fna opposed 70 tais net Afre9ate Geqti. aaa also
opnGi9d 70 s IN q TayoT oi siTsna ~ M
Mr. 11ScHER. Of vera1lillon. Ea!d 4 ne rum
btr q Supreme Judges had heen paced y y q a9e
Ftauts be WAS opposed to th4 intermediate Ap'
| re!lste CoQ1t <.,.,
~; HA6a!oS q ka1e taoas9s ~. aqS seS Se'es e..
eotos secHon aoops toc nSst oIe nhst ~ @ eGt3 e
now resting upon no Supreme Court - th,s Pr, ,
s. rellesed oi ii tse petty cases shat now occupy
| fne largest Ehare OF their stae- jQaacs saoao y
ear, apeed{. aEd chssP. snd tals rc coa. Il,
10 the supreme Court COSTS money time, aut
patience, md justice ID often cetested oy tna f.
men 1enxS 10 .e1 e M 81 Sn ~ ns1o ~
, 1870-03-08

p117sBu7oH. Msrrh 7--Crude petroleum dntl seller
Mach April l2atl7aes buyer i'll yeaE. 1+t44a bud
md asked rule I.Goc brls. April. at H. Aeansd duE
and quiet spot March. eSa4e; April 9.l4cS Apfl It
Stpte1nbef %: AAy TO December, apc.
, 1870-03-08
COOK, COBURH Il CO..


Arf o.0o-I%ed rcss eds<rftstE1<n1s for fH1 fKIB
uNI tossH sases, Aaso n9es 70 Teestrs of.sT.
tiseT<4is or Mos1,s for al NEwGFAPKR1 Oh HA0AdNK1
IL a.y iaac%dgs) in Hs T. s. TxrItAx. d t4 pss
iLsAsrI loxes4 PrieGs. ..z.
, 1870-03-08

Efk&A D&3&f1Q4&G&s NM 4 A&{p&4Q WILL % AA24V AVA
u invess1gAtlon.
roRw,r7psr CONGRESS. I,
Ii
wAamsarox March :.
SENATE
l. memorial Of T:cnolss r. T11st, for oonpsnas
don leI tae neeou.s:ou Of re t1s,s{ ~ afR1oo
t:oEe; Iowa ISsmistars favoIln9 tho removal
q - N.isasi csaitsl. and py;ltlons "a s.1toa'
auo!Fae Et4 stssIenr oV Srexs srEysy rA17r.
rhe Mii,fss1 Conmtt1te M II ordercd to report
luz .tnG n.,t1 uH ,sttaa. H. Eehr.sts
''''e s0' rrr;s .nII.s1ox r1TI-
HI. NORTON introduced : iii to sdml. tho
;2,e. a. =. ths .nne cenn,,inns ~ IN tne csse af
TaGin:s. Referred 10 he Committee On t1a
h,so , in,nt reson;nn 81 stne of1ce,a or the
amy ss,s'isd II = u::is1 .s.t.!atsss rs IL sa%s
III ttirea TO lie Committee Oh MnitarH
's''eA ~ ~A' THE cuIKnrrE IInpa.
Ana,ra rrnorted biii 10 proT1de fnr cssTTpc into
errct t1o proyisiops al tie tfestT copclpded Do
tween he Unltsd sta:es and .he cherokee nation
is Vlihin tic ststs Il kansas. and fno*n !, 10
IN lhe Irosn Te,rtserT west OF fhe |
rinety.sxth tutrtd,sn for sum OF two mtliona Of
cf Sa ~ AZ neno.meni ,hs IN 'ntet 70 Be-
bald tnereon ai flye per cent PEI aunuua- Tbs |
II d. IN KsEsa. 80 purchased a,e TO bs sQsyeyed
and cpeE Cd fer sale 70 actual settlers q slS5 per
A11e 1ae hLue ptuCtaTso ~ ~ tuu'aa Ill
tory to be appropriated e1c'asi'ets ios tae aohes
Of lLolaEs- x.x-,.
fMK tll rGhpiNS ssa,san .ltaL ELL
Mr. DAIAhU spoke ID opposition 10 the estto-
isbneut Of foreign agencies ior The a1tItoutIon
nict,1s tne count, to lie anseeA LEGISLATION Of |
the Republican party n pnsun9 opon tne souaaJ
% epa9s g. ha
pol!cs and tmpeaeament q taT ~ ~, a,r. ~ s
h;n,n.h IL @ ~ eredlt Of OR common Country
M1eI ~ ~ o .ns1aaTnfa, m.io1ttv Ia nhec:ea
~" essu ~ ~ ~ NV h1rds f,oro taIat;nn
70 na ~ agnennIe of AZ aSo go IN coanec.
t ts % ,ha,P Itsne rs hesoT c1nssIr e.csistTe
ons.td11o q !ne 1st bn u nrononons snb
ea y TT hi. apsen Il sa9nay ye5s So 2,
ie9 @ 9aI.ender - M circulation With Sauon BaaE netss
ata anE s.n " stfamn. hnfh ~ nnca hs,,ev
~ ss4ee 1a
sapreMs GuE ha ias r. s aE5 w
me fun1pR iat coud ne coniesd 81 IL
p ~ ~, ~ an,7i 70 isSs ne Ain nbjected Ia
p5 ane sss o. npil ,bt new haots Ia tate
ptf cen. eord', while e1i4s'Ds banks should hs7e
At4o the Se1a.s e91 sFssiax Fsssss 1nn e'en'Ds
n1l1s r.asRn. ,. H.
Tne following Senate BILE Wero psssed: Ap-
pototng maaa&e !of 1no Nanora. th s3ts1. ~
War % tate charge OF the Ge:s5 5aourg aad Ante.
tan National csmeteaeas A11o, sea H9osa aai 70
ditpossi Of the sold!els' Monument Assoc.auoD,
& Kock Island, IL. twelve Pieces of condemned
Tne e.H appsoprt1ng 900 tor tbs relief Of the
heirs Of General Charles F. smith. who died Enlle
, 1870-03-08

san ErAnc1eco MNfkek.
SAY FRAxcfsco, March 7,-BHKApdTUr17- nd
Hh4 It unchanged. Light tanA ActipsA
ltKl lenders, q.
, 1870-03-08

ATTENTION. FIR KN1GHr5! Srcciat Canclave
Of APOLLO UoMMAHDFRY, no. !. f. t. thts
TUFSlbAY) -rtntuE o'elotk- fof work "a the or
DIR It X T. V1tsosa eou1teousJ invited t. Atsud
''1~' - r. \. TC0KKR. Recorder.
, 1870-03-08
MASONIC NOTICES,


CCR1NTHIAN CHAPTER Nn. 6. R 4 II. Special
eocvocation this lTuesdayl evening 1t IL oel7ck-
Work On the u. Deg1ee. "
, 1870-03-08
ROSS & GOyIIGI
Are receiving and OPEN
ing daily, the
NEW SPRING STYLES"
In all classes Of
DRESS GOODS

Including Fr. Poplins,
Irish Popiins, Velours,
Chene Poptins, Gre
tones," Serges, Fr.
Prints, Percafes, cling
hams, Striped Seer
suckers, &c. Justin, an
Auction Lot Of extra
quality Striped silks, at
one Dollar and Ten
Shillings a yard.
We offer great induce
ments to buyers Of Black
Silks. Black Gro.
Grains at SLIPS. Very
superior qualities from
$3.50 upward. We are
selling these Goods for
currency at their GOLD
VALUE. We also offer
Great Bargains in
Housekeeping Goods,
Table Linens, Napkins,
poylies, ToWellings,
Sheeting5, Pillow Lin
ems, Irish Linens, &C.,
all bought since the re"
cent great decline in
gold, and are offered at
CORES spo dinghy low
prices. .
JUST received, a large
invoice of ourceiebrated
makes Of the" Roullion"
or " Harris Seamless"
"Jugla"kid Gloves. We
can now supply our Gus
toners with every size
and shade, at
106 and los STATE,
Sc & SO WESTINGHOUSE
, 1870-03-08

The FlEat Female Grand Jury in the
World In Sesa1ou ut Laramie Ctr,
Wyoming TcxElsofy-JudKe H ewes
EhHfTH.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

The little mongoose when bitten by deadly
serpent resorts TO certain plant, eats Of IT, ard
escapes the effect of the poison. That IL instinct.
Human beings, on the other hand, must depend
| ON reason and experience in selecting the mcans
of protecting health and life against unwholesome
influences. Now, what docs reason say on this
vital subjectf Does IL not tell us that to inyig-
crate and purify the system Ia the beat way to
protect II against the Invisible poison which gen
| crates the disease Surely u does. The next
question Is, what guide shall we follow In chOos.
Ing medicinal Safeguards Reason replies let
your monitor be experience Wen, the expert
ence Of eighteen years comprised In one unbrok-
en- series Of satisfactory testimonials assures US
thnt Hostetter's Stomach Bitters possesses
strengthening, regulating and antiepcptic prop.
critics which are not combined In tho same happy
proportions in any other preparation cxtant.
This therefore Is tho sntidotc 10 which reason
| bids us resort when our health IL imperilled
either by the malaria which produces epidemic
| disorders, or by any other cause, whether inner
ent and constitutional or connected with our
| habits, occupation and pursuita
| The venom of a noxious reptile IL scarcely
more noxious and dangerous than that which
turks In foul air and impure water. To escape the
feyerr, bilious disorders disturbances OF the
bowels, and other serious maadies produced by
these insalubrious elements, It IL absolutely nee
essary that the stomach and all the seerctiye
organs should be, 30 to speak, In a robust condl.
ton. Upon the amount Of resistance which the
vital system can oppose to the deleterIous inilu.
ences which assall 1t, the safety of the health
depsnds and IL is because the GREAT yRGET.
ABLE INyIGoRANT mparts energy and reru-
| larity TO the most important functions OF the
body, that IL can be recommended and guaran-
teed ns an Invaluable preventative medicine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
pnrticulnr Noticc.

The celebrated European Physl-
clan Doctor Devine, author Of the
key to unlock the Mysteries of
Premature DEATH" can be consult
ell at the Carter House, Cedar Falls,
the first Friday aud Saturday of
each month for one year. In all
forms of Disease, critical Chronic
Cases, those so-called Incurable,
are most desired, the Professor hav-
ing made chronic diseases speciali-
ty over forty years, in the hosY itals
OF France and England. Soc certifi-
Gates of his remarkable cures, opln-
ions of the Press, 60, mailed on APP
plication. general office and resi-
dence, Independence, Iowa.
Consultation and advice Free.
Address Box GOT. 23-y1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
FAIR CONTINUED I!

In consequence of the rain
the Fair will be continued over
until Saturday. The last two
days will be the best. The
entries yesterday exceeded ex.
pectations. The people are
turning out with theirproducts
and everything is looking to a
grand success Turn out to
the best Agricultural Exhibi.
ton ever held iu Northern
Iowa. The entries will proba.
bly, reach 1000. The trotting
will take place Friday and Sat.
urday, and it is expected that
large delegations will be pres
ent from adjoining towns to
witness it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

The SHow.-The Circus and Men
agerie brought an immense crowd OF
people to town last Monday. 1t was
one of the largest gatherings of the
multitude that Cedar Falls ever had.
Old, young and very young, came to
see the elephant, besides a Fright
smart" of our towns people happened
TO be on hand. Many went only to
see the menagerie but not knowing
where the animal show left off they
stayed through it all, with great sac
rifice. Others went to take their
children. Blessed be children on
circus days! Those who didn't have
them of their own, borrowed for the
occasion. TWAS a grand sight to see
larents sacrificing so much for their
chill reu, especially were our sympa.
thies dl avn out for those with infants
In arms. Cir-cusses are the worst to
draw on the aympathies and pocket
books of anything we know Of
There We're hundreds present, who
from poverty, are obliged to trust the
care of their families to Providence,
but who wouldn't have let the show
pass without contributing their dol
lars, no how. Last Monday is evi~
dence sufficient to convince any one
that an Intellectual entertainment can
be sustained in Cedar Fails. Churches
and public lectures may suffer, but
circuses will be sustained. The age
is progressive
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

SPECrACLEs AND EYE-GLAssEs.--
Messrs. Lazarus 81 Morris, the well
known Opticians, of Hartford, Conn,
beg respectfully to announce to the
Inhabitants of Cedar Falls and vicin-
ity, that they have appointed Mr.. j.
III. Stanley, Matchmaker and jew
eler, as their colo agent for the sale OF
their Celebrated Perfected SpcctacIes
and Eyeglasses, They have every
confidence In the ability of their
agent to meet the requirements OF
all customers. The material from
which these Lenses are ground Is
manufactured specially for optic pur-
poses. and il pure, hard and brilliant,
restoring to the wearers a clear and
distinct vision ms In the natural
healthy sight. They are Periscopic
and consequently preserve rs well as
assist the sight, and Inst many years
without change being necessary. A
perfect fit guaranteed In oil cases.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

Sealed proposals will be received
by the building committee OF the
new M. e. Church, in Cedar Rapids,
until October lst, 1870, for the entire
stone work necessary to the compile
ton of the building; also for the en-
tire woodwork necessary for the en-
closure Of the building and compile
ton of the spire.
Bids must state the price per foot
for labor, and furnishing of all mate
rial, except the stone for the stone
work; and for all material and labor
for the wood. work, in the aggregate
including scaffolding. etc.
Bids may be for the entire work
or for either part-but if for the en-
tire work they should be stated sep
arately.
Bids must be I'm accordance with
plans and specifications, which may
be seen at any time, at the store OF
II. B. Tomlinson, Esq, No. N.
Commercial street.
Proposals to be semitic
--.-. w. w. SMITH.
Chairman of Committee.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30
A CARD.

I j. Myth has just returned from the
east with stock of goods not easily
surpassed, of foreign and home man
ufacture. consisting of the best class
Of broad cloths, cassitncres and doe
skins with trimmings. such as are
found In the best tailoring establish
msntS He has also an elegant sup
ply Of furnishing goods, all of which
he is selling at the lowest living
profits.
n. BIO cit no pay.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

The Cedar Rapids Observer has the
following account of u Methodist
muss: lowing to some trouble be-
tween Rev. f, X. Miller. pastor OF
the M. f. Church at Marion, and
Rev. c. G.. Jones. the Marion Circuit
Pastor, the latter pastor was unable
to gain admission into the last gen.
eral conference, and which, it APP
pears, didn't quite suit him and bis
friend, Hon. john r. Young, who q
short time since took his letter from
the Marion Church and joined the
circuit. Last Saturday the circuit
official board held a meeting and de-
cided tosecede from the NJ. f. Church
and start the first Independent Meth
odist Church in Linn county, with
| Rev. Jones as PASTOR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

To to Flblic.-All In want Of good
ripe Peaches, will bear In mind that f.
N, CHASE is receiving large quanti-
ties daily direct from the orchards,
and only twenty-four hours from
the trees, Call and see them, at the
Fruit Bazaar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

Farm for Sale.-A farm of 400 acres
for sale on very easy terms. Situas-
ed In Grant Township, Grundy Co.,
nine miles southwest OF Cedar Falls,
Living water OH the land, and 1t is
we'll adapted to stock raising OIL
grain. Good house, and 100 acres
under plow.
l. w pRrNDEyIII.E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-09-30

Col. YOUNG GIVE had intended
to show up the history of Col. Young,
the roaming lmpostor, OF whom we
spoke last week, but IL is too much
like wasting ammunition. He got up
and dug out on the appearance of
the GAZETTE, last Friday, and we
have assurances that he has left
Northern Iowa. He was just what
we claimed-an old reprobate who
was depending upon a sympathetic
public for his dishonest living. II
he is not satisfied with Cedar Falls
let him try his luck again; Won
make IL hotter still for him.