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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

Atprcscnt there Is an apparent lull In what
Is generally called the Zine and staff" Ityita-
ton. This latter Is an unfortunate WY 81
putting the matter, as II assumes All abtag-
nnlsm Of interests which docs not exist; puts
many line Offices In a false position, Rndlprc-
SCENTS reform, the settlement Of which Is
essential TO naval interests, in an imppper
light This lull may but prccede the renewed
and increased violence Of the storm which has
already done so much to injurc both moral
prestige and the pecuuiary interests Of the
navy. The claims Of the staff corps arr so
clearly just and right that, after much audy
aud elaboration, they have been recognized
by an appropriate Congressional committee,
and have enlisted most earnestly the heart
and press OF the country In their behalf The
fact that the House Naval Committed had
agreed upon very moderate and couscrya-
tive bill has naturally been assumed BY the
country as settlement OF the vcxod question,
and hence this hopeful quiet '
Should the general expectation be dhap-
pointed the reaction will necessarily be Great
and ombittered by the added wrong Of post
Poned justice. With renewed and grchter
en- 10y the agitation win lnfuse itself inid the
coming ma, .'tdPsl coptcsts, and the navy suffer,
as n ever viii. 40 tong As il Is looked upon as
power against strugEis.p right, Two things
may be regarded as certain sHs' mat What
every military and naval Institution dss tA'nd
necessary TO la efficiency and harmony .T'ar
be equally necessary 10 the efficiency and bar.
mony Of the United States navy, and Inust
ultimately be attained; second, there Il no
power, political or individual, which can e2tcr
Into a contest before the American people
against the rights Of any class without in the
end going under. very minor branch Of
this same subject came near dissolyink
British ministry, and would have done 40 had
j not roccded from assumptions not sane
toned by the voice Of Parliament ."
Any device or accident which pOstpdnes
This needed reform in the United States navy
Chnally arrested 1t cannot boz viii be very I'M
fortunate, and prOlong continued evil to ma
ton and navy. The energies expended in
class squabbles, and the assertion Of artificial
superiority, boncilting none and doing no
good, II directed to the material and probes
nionAl improvement of the navy, would prt Ii
In a better condition TO command the national
respect and to WELD an honorable Influenced
In the reconstruction Of the navy pay, wlich
has become necessary, no officer Of the navy |
or member of Congress has been found so I'M |
just as TO propose to pay the staff corps by the
rank they now hold, so far inferior To tlicir |
age and service, but by higher grade Of
rank. This fact comedies tho whole principle,
for Justice forces the admission, that such a
scale Of compensation would be wrong,
proves the inferior rank TO DO as great
wrong. The equitable compensation interests
only the parties concerned; the unjust rank
IS an offence to the peoples sense Of right
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

APPOINTMENTS or MILITARY CADETS Ar
LARGE.-The President has Ihadc tho follow
ing appointments of cadets at large to enter lhe
Military Academy at West Point in June Of
next year: .... ....,
v. NJ Newton, SON Of Gen. John Newton
q. s. A.. VIM. Maypadicr, son OF the late
Major Henry T. Maynadler, U. s. A.; Chaa.
W. Thompson, son Of Col. Thompson, U. 8. A.;
James G. sturgis, son Of Gen. saml D. sturgis
T. s. Al Vim. Baird, son Of Gen Absolem
Baird, U. s, A.; Arthur. d. YlntOn, grandson
Of the late Com, Perry, U. S. M Thomas y.
Davis, orphan Of a soldier Edwin P, Brewer,
son Of the late Paymastor Brewer, U. s. Vol
unteers; W. A, Kimball, son Of Gen. Nathan
lSlmball, q. S. Volunteers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

TnE BoNENITEs are counting largely on
the white citizens failing to vote nj the cleo
ton. They arc mistaken, There meyer was
time when the merchants and business men
have manifested so much interest In mnni-
cipal politics. The entire city Is alive to the
Importance Of clearing out the City Han ring.
The public interest requires IT, the purity Of
die Republican party demands It, and tho vote
on the 9th Of June viii cOnsummato Ii. e..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
OFFICE 3d.. 4 S,;l; saaeoL. Yis s,

OFFICE A. q, s., AnTuLER1 SCHpoI, u. s. A.
fOHT MONROE, va, June 1, tslu.
Sealed proposals In duplicate with copies Of this Ad
veTtisemont attached will be received AZ this once
al 10 q m, WEDNESDAY, tho 18th lnHtAnt, Tor all
Fresh Beef required for the troops and Emploiees AZ
this Post for tho Hir months commencing July ! lslO
g unch loss time a, the Oounnissag General may
direct.
The Beef must be fresh and Of the very best market
able quality sold In tho Baltimore markets, IN equal
proportions Of fore and hind quarters, lnseks ahhnn
and kidney tAlloW 10 DO exoudod.) Tho nockH to be
cut on AZ the fourth yertsbral iont and the breast
trimmed down. The ahAnka u fore quarters 70 be cut
on from three TO four inche above the knee Jont and
o. hind qu1rtera from AZ q eight inches above the
sleh quantities aud on such days as tho Comma ndmG
Oihcer Of the Post may designate.
Separate proposals 10 duplicate with oopy u this adj
yeTtsement attached will DO received for Fresh and
COrned Beef Mutton, lamb, Veal aud Fresh Pork far
sale to commissioned Ofeera and their families for the
above period OF time. These meats must DO Of the
ulloeest quality, the best the BAlumore markets Will
suppyths frosh beof to DO Of Srolu and standing RIB
roasts and poItSr-houso steak; Tue meats on thi.
five N each week a may DO designated by the com
mAndng officer OF the post
When the fresh beef, Ae 4c, required by these con
tracts shall be o. loss quantity Of inferior quality
than contracted for, the Snsistenoe Department win
9nTehaso In opel mArket-the contractor paying the
bonds in the sum Of twelve thousand dollars with
their proposals the names Of their bOudafnon,
Proposals will be addressed 70 tho undsrsignsd,
marked on oayelOpe-" Proposals Tor FToah Beof.n
~ order Of Major General Mcdowell, -.
jest Second Llout. I1fth Artillery a. C.s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

WR LEARS that the laborerS In the First
ward yesterday received tiO on their pay,
with the understanding that they are 70 re-
eoiye the balance after they vote on election
day This Is tho way the lAborlng mon have
been begulled and deceived. After they vote
niey may whistle Tor tho balance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

FRoA THE PpnLIsnERs, Llttell 4 Cay We
have "Littell's Living Age for June Z. Il
has continuation OF S'JOhn and "Earls
Demo, and other admirable selections,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
RY wM. l.. VAL n IA 4 s Go;, Aurtioneer-,
Nos. 300 and OO2 s. y. Pa. Avenue and Ninth q.

X p" we A.NOgr AhEttOuftNHN
ID New Marble nuiding,
Nos. 900 and 0O@ s Y. cor Pa. avenue and Ninth st.
uHANORRY SALE on IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON TWENlY.ffItSf STREET WEST, NEAR
NORTH n STREET, lFIIlSf wARD,I
District q Oeumbls IN ohanee sitting, bearing date
March II, $50, and passed In the Of samuel
stott liet9 Mann ct al, No, i,6sA Equity Docket
preuiisss on TIURsbAf, The "a DAY Of June, $50,
a. o'clock ?. m; part Of lats Of ground numbered
tyentyonr, l2il Ia square No 81, Of the authentic
ground plan or plat Of the city o. MashnEton,
beginning for tho same at point on Twenty first
street west measured Ia T. ~ IN. from the northeast
corner OF said lot, t3l aud running thence south with
tho line Of said Twony street, left ~ In; thence
west ti0 In 70 tho rear Of sAld oti thence north
with said line, n IL % In. and thenoe cast ltj
n In. 70 said Nonty first street aud place Of begin
Ming with tho improvements thereon, consisting Of q
two'stOry frame DWelllnRh0aEe
Terms OF sale; Oue-third cAsh tho residue IN two
equal nstaments OF siK and twelve months the puT.
chaser giving hts notoA for the deferred payments,
SATISFACTORILY endorsed. and bOarng interest from tho
day Of sale.
Title decd to DO retained until tho whole Of tho puT.
All ancinE and stamps at tbs sost Of tho puT.
chaser. ASBuRY LLOYD, Trustee.
my9S-eo1ds W. L. WALL a 90, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
RY GREEN ~ WILLIAMS,
- Apotionoo3 and Real EstAt0 Brokers,
319 Southeast corner o. Seventh aud d streets
TRusTEg's SALE or IMPPR1yFD PROPERTY
ON UOLFAN STREET, BETWEEN RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE AND r sTKEfT NORTH

TRusTEg's SALE OF naPPRlyRD PROPERTY
| ON UOLfAN BErWREN RHODR
| AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 18Th day Of June, A, D. 81
,ss9 q Peloes p n ~ urtu9 q d9sd q EI
Eee9easd y I4beE sld q. No. "a folio ~, 81 The
land records for Washington county, In tho District Of
Columbia shall sell AZ auction, on tho premises, 70
the highest bidder, all that piece parcel OF ground
situate IN The city Of Washington, 10 the District Of
Columbia aud contained within tho following Inetaa
and boundH, Wa Commencing on q Erty.fO1t street at
point ninety 800 feot vest n ttaqnth street Wost
snoe south ninety ssTgn Oh foot eleven IN inches
thence vest fifteen l5l feet three ) lleh0a thence
north hiheyssven g) feet eleven III neh0s 70 said
loot street, thsnoe ealt along said street hftsen
Nol loot three 3 inches To place OF beginning being
portion q lot numbered tWenty.nn (ap Ia eluaro
hnmbered one haadred and ninety.hye u.s. on the
sr9and plat % sAd Washington city, with the Improve.
Terms 81 sale ons-third eash balance ia sis and
Twelve nontha In lntorostbearing notes. secured by
Qf purchaser, fty dollars 10 be paid down when sold
the purchaser should fail 10 comply with the tauna
" o within i've days Of tho dag OF sale the Tnsiss
foseryo tho right 20 resell the properly tho rak and
cost of tho dgiAultinR purchaser by advertising such
,ssAle hrea times "a some newspaper published IN |
CIT" RSfHANEL WILSON, Trustee
Bod, 5REIA 4 WILLIAMS. ia StsoO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
Boarding.

COUNTRY BOARD.-PERSONs WISHING
" COUNTRY BOARD can be accommodated N ",
house, salt WntoT bathing oIoolent fishing, fruit Ii
ABUNDANCE, and luIunons table. Terms s7lOO pei
isi-ooit - - 80
EIRsr GLASS TABLE, BOARD DAN BE han
at the AMERICAN HOUSE,, corner Of Seventh
street and PennsTiVAniA avenue. for $40 per month";
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
JAMES S. T0PHAM & CO.,
EW495 SEVENTH sTRRET-aS
One door ahoHs Odd Fsllnun, Han

The largest and bost assorted stock Of Trunks Tur
einG hSfs; sAishss Se, n the ei And q theF 9yn
The bLhlPIh0 CUSHION Tor aAls, aiso htWheslti
avenue p, ], Steer agent jsiaR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
pRoPosALs ron iiiEsH BEEF.

lB-THR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
lunt Of the nolemsney Of tho weather until SAT
unDAY, the ith Of June, same hour and place, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

MAhhNuruN, Way w. lblp,
Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. Clinton J. True, the con-
sui OF the United States at st. Thomas, W. l.,
OF the death, on the 18th Of February, 1870
at st. Thopas, Of JoHN FIrsoHEN, an 'Nmcri-
can seaman, boonging to mo snip scuorlta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03


( y Amusements, Etc.
NATIONAL THEATRR FsE-T
LAST NIGHTS or THK OPERA sKAsoN.
I'M, s.vnins. June q bonsa, Of
~ MRS @. RICHNGs BERNARD.
THE HUoUENoTs.
ss,urdaTlTHE BoHKMAN GIRL.
-Monass. I.rs q JACK AND THE BEAEsTALK.
Er rnEluMs Si,sO, 49,
NA air. r. rs ron v,n-ri Hc1S
R TRIALS OF sPKED
AT rm a
NATIONAL DRIVING PARK AND FAfH
GROUNDS ABaooIArIoN,
lf ts. wAsHntoTon, b. o.,
Oonmeneing TUESDAY,, JuNRy.
hss's sln hsgns.s sosed YIN ,6s sriss sS,ls ,i
A.Efswcests Oh. q ksron.
-IsROoND DAY, WEDNESDAY. JuNKA
T,T S.t q sH 81 81 q. Sp5:s, nls hsa
VeoFEs Nel.oe name, br. 9 "Rockey"
AJohsson's b. : GsoSrs N. Pssehsn. b.,
,ss i : = .Sss s. Z : S.-s z ms rules and
~ seImsggs promptly, Zach dsy, ~ O'Clock .. m.
lslA y wifTiSns. Treasurer.
NATIONAL riiKKTRE- + =
"a, ERIpAy EyRNiNe. juNEp,
, MIS- GkRodffiat iii ftilii|ls BERNARD.
On which 9eessiol IN y pseaesd. ies De dlst and
yosSS "' u"' = fi f 80 4 &c 6SSsa 'O''AOf
GLYaIONT PAVILION, MD.
ThIs delightful summer Resort, on ,ho Potomac
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
Special Notice..

n6y-fOSTPONRaTEy Picnic OF
Grace Church SUNDAY School, which was an.
nounccd Tor Saturday, June 4 At Green Spring, has
been postponed Due notice Of tho day will DO Given
nf7y-NTTENTIOS!-TI AUDITING COlI-
lfniu9e on hllis IN connection With the late
deenta I'm ~ The soldiers graves will meet on SATR
DAf, 80 e,eeok, p. W. N I've ttrand Amy Hail. c1r.
Of and Ninth streets Persons having claims arc
rrIuoated W pfesent them haorN that time
wv tN = - TIMOTHY IINnEY,
le1M Commander Of D-partinsnt az potomse
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

non RENT-A VERY HANDSOMELY FUR,
" nlshsd Parior on The first floor, with Or without
brafd, qpop most Faassaabls forms, s street be
tvcon Riih aud sifus its'r. teadt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03
ny-FAIR TOR THE BENEFIT or ST

e1- ps.t.I 4 IL slT1d kIt oR fns
WASHINGTON MARKET. COMPANY ~ tho
Haaru o. Trade rooms. In Washington, n, o., on
AAfytDAfi thg llth % June. at y o'elook M, for
1891 2, ~, ones5s and me trans.etien q any
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

p-The stogkholdors q the Frankiin Insurance
COMPANY Of Washington, ID. o. requested To meet
q This once on Monday, June betwoen the hours Of
sestSS t..a. vi a SsSfa p ne PuTPesa Of
year UHAS. nHNnllIgY. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

,IMesmbgu are requested to meet a O'Clock p
m, on FRIDAY, June \ IN the new hall over Morfi
sons RoqkntoIe, PennsylyAnia Avonuo, between Four
and ahalf and SlHth streots full and punctual II.
jel3t w y rRuInN po,,r,..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-03

TIN IAdiss q the Duubartoh stfoet ". " church
leorzetavp, viii hold Fruit ard Fieser Festival a
and SATURDAY EVENINGS Of this week
The friends Of tho church are invited 10 patrpnlza
them. =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

jamin, Andrews, Overman, Thomp-
son and Bishop.
The following bills were then pre-
scented and ordered paid:
J ]. Royce, witness fees on
Taubman suit, 81 90
J. J. Royce, / or. Salary Mar
shall, Ri so 90
q. l.. Mills, ] or. salary City
| Clerk, 25 90
Wilson Bros, Blankets for
Lookup, 4 so
Thompson & 20, bill OF nails,
&c, for bridge, &c, 81 II
Yeas-Stilson, Gregg, Hunt, Ben
jamin, Andrews, Overman, Thomp-
son & Bishop
| On motion the bill of F. McQuade,
was referred Finance Committee,
with authority to pay him the bal
ance due him on cutters.
Yeas-Stilson. Gregg, Hunt, Ben
jamin, Andrews, Overman, Thomp
son and Bishop.
On motion the curbing i'm front of
the Carter House, was left with the
Street Committee.
Chairman of Committee on claims,
reported on Mr.. Clark's drays, and
says Mr.. Clark claims he does not
use more than three drays that are
lie bile to pay License, and the Com
mite would recommend that he be
obliged to take out three dray
Licenses, and if he uses more, to fine
him, as Mr.. Clark says any one
could If they find him using more
than that number.
On motion the report was received,
and Committee discharged.
On motion the following resolution
was passed. 81
WHEREAS, Difference of opinion
exists as to the proper construction
of Ordinance No. Az, in relation to
Licenses, Therefore,
Resolved, That the City Clerk he
Authorized to issue Licenses as pro.
vlded therein, not to extend beyond
October 18th, upon the payment 10y
the applicant therefor at the rate OF
S25 per annum. and this resolution
shall not i'm any manner repeal OF
effect the validity of said Ordinance,
but shall be construed simply as a
waiver of any rights Of this city un.
der said Ordinance as to the person
who shall take such License for the
said time.
Committee to whom was referred
the Engine question, reported that
Mr., Frank Wallace had agreed to
keep said Engine, and have it ready
for use In case of fire.
On motion the Clerk was ordered
to read over the proceedings for each
meeting, before they adjourned.
On motion Council adjourned fol
two weeks from to. night.
+. TOWNSEND,
Attest: Mayor.
G. L. MILLS,
City Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10
rhe Living Machine.

injarc the main spring OF watch and every
portion OF the works becomes dirordcred. The
human stomach Ia to the human system what that
elastic piece OF metal ID to q chronometer. II IN.
inences the action OF the ether organs. ana cor.
tfols, 70 a certain extent, the whole living me-
chine The comparison may be carried farther j.
TOT as tnc Waakness or other inperfecfisns Of the
main spring IL indicated ON the face of sl,e time
piece' 20 AFRO - the weakness other ssorder of
me stomach betrayed by The face Of the invalid
Inc complexion Is saiow or faded. the eyes are
deficient In lusire and intelligence, and there il
worn, anxious expression In the whole coupte.
nance, which teiias plainly as written words could
do, that the gyea aourisAi,s9 organ whose rfiee
u IL to minister to the wants Of :be body and tn
sustain and renew all its parts IL not performing
It's duty. II requires renoyaiing and regulating.
and to accomplish this end Hostetter's stomach
Btters may be truly said 10 be me one Thing need
t,d. The broken main spring OF wa: ch NAV b.
replaced by aew one, bur the stomach can only
be repaired and strengthened, and this IL one of
the objects OF the famous vegetable restorative
which for eighteen years has been waging suc.
cessfn contest with dyspepsia In all climates. -
As specific for indigestion II stands alone
When the resources OF the pharmacopeIa have
been exhausted, withou at best. doing more than
mitigating this complaint. a course OF this whole.
some and palatable. yet powerful, stomachIc ef
fects perfect and permanent cure. In an cases
OF dyspepsia the liver l. more or less disordercd
and this impostant gland as well rs upon the
stomach and bowels, the Bitierr act with singu.
lar directness. regulating and reinvigoratng every
secretive ard assimiiatIng organ on which bodil,
Sod rncn,sl health 6eYend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10
n@-Insure with the LorillaYd Fire
Insurance Company, of New York.
Jash Assets, 81, 496, 900.
G. {. KNAPP, Agent,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.

SPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES. -
Messrs. Lazarus d 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.. ].
III. Stanley. Matchmaker and Jew
eler, ms their cole agent for the sale OF
theirCelebrated Perfected Spectacles
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 IL
manufactured specially for optic pur-
poses. and Is pure, hard and brilliant,
restoring to the wearers o clear aud
distinct vision as i'm the natural
healthy sight. They are Periscopie
and consequently preserre as well as
assist the sight. and last many years
without change being necessary. A
perfect ft guaranteed In all csses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

DRY WEATHER--THE CRoPs &c
In many parts of the country, the
crops are suffering greatly for the
want Of rain. In Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Kansas, and some parts oil
Ohio they have had little or no rain
since last March. In portions oil
these States, the corn is drying w
and the wheat is commencing tn
head out, although not over ten
inches high. A full, nor even hall
crop cannot be expected i'm those sec.
tions Of the country where the
drought has prevailed.
Mr.. Close Of this county, returned
from Western New York. this week,
He reports fruit promising well i'm
that State, but the wheat crop, fail.
ure on account of the cold winter.
Our townsman, /. d. Gilkey, who
has just returned from Michigan, re-
ports the peach crop, in that State
promising large yield, but the dry
weather has damaged all kinds oil
grain to a great extent. Report.
of the wheat crops in California are
conflicting.
We are informed that the wheat
crop will not come up to TO; mei years,
In this portion of Iowa, although we
have not suffered for want of rain.
The complaint, we believe, Is mainly
confined to the new breaking. The
wet weather last fall prevented the
weeds from dying and the new
ground Is said to he so full of weeds
as to choke out the wheat. Corn Is
looking well and notwithstanding
! the cry Of croakers, we have reason
To- believe that the wheat crop In thi.
vicinity VIII b fair,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10
!. e. CoTToN. Prin.

On To SHELL ROCK.-A railroad
convention was held at Shell Rock
last Wednesday, in the interest of the
Valley road. There was good at.
tendance, many being present from
Clarksville, Rockford and from miles
up and down the Shell Rock Valley.
They all acted rs IL they were i'm ear.
nest and wanted a railroad outlet and
inlet to their beautiful valley. They
were met by Hon. j. w. Trayer, of
Nlnton, and some twenty-five OF
our citizens. Messrs. Barnum and
Knapp gave the people few plain
facts, assuring them that business
was meant. Committees were APP.
pointed to secure the right of way
and raise all that will be required.
Call for an election to vote the 5 per.
cent. tax i'm Shell Rock township
was unanimously signed. The road
will be completed to LaPorte next
week, and Waterloo and Cedar Falls
early this summer and fall, and on
up the Shell Rock Valley some time
next year. That the road will be
built is settled fact and there will
be no tangent" until Minnesota
line is reached at least. The first
free ride over the line was given ouI
delegation on Wednesday, by w. w.
Wallace aud G w. Clark, of thin
city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

think, that If the man Is go effem.
mate, as spoken of by "V," some
women ought to be found strong
.minded enough to ''cherish the
holy name of mother" whether
the name of husband and father
bears a sacred significance, or not.
And we suppose that the most eff
cient means to the growth of purity
in either the man or the woman, is
to allow the light OF truth to shine
and guide them.
+ IN. FEr,MIy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

Read. Brothers have just
received one of the largest and most
complete Stocks of general Mer-
chandise ever brought to this mar
ket, and having been purchased
since the recent decline in gold, we
are enabled to offer greater bargains
than ever. Call one and all and ex-
anime goods and price.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

PERsoNAL.-D. w. Foot, our eff
Client County Auditor, gave us g
friendly call on Wednesday.
M. s. Briggs, of the firm of NJ.
w Briggs d TO-, Dubuque. dropped
In for few moments Oh Monday.
F. N. Chase, Esq, returned this
week from the General Assembly OF
"a. Presbyterian Church, held at
Philadelphia.
DIR. S. N. Pierce returned from
New England yesterday. He did
not reach home i'm time to see his
father. He was delayed 10y missing
. train, and arrived the next day
after the funeral. ~ ..-..- :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-06-10

ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-The resi-.
dence of David Elderkin. was enter.
ed on Thursday evening, of last
week, while he and family were at
tending meeting, and everything
In the house was thoroughly
searched. and turned bottom side up
ward. The contents of the feather
and straw ticks on his bed were part
ly scattered upon the floor, and every
thing else i'm great confusion. Mr..
Elderkin had been keeping some
money in one of the he'd ticks, but
fortunately, took IL out few days
before, and the thief only found 81
cents, which hardly repaid his
trouble. .