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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
spidtf
Mcssrs. Miller and Miller have just re-

Messrs. Miller and Miller have just re-
ceved an unusually large, we'll assorted
and strictly fashionable supply of piece
goods, to which they ask especial a,,en-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
such a variety of styles tina, all tastes may
be accommodated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order in the
best manner and latest style and at fig
ures that will defy competition. For
proof of this they only ask to be put on
trial. At all events call around and see
the new goods. jan2jtf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
HARDWAHE FOR SALE.

Go To &. w. Henderson for anything in
the line of Hardware, such n Butts, Locks,
Screws, and II general assortment Of shelf
hardware. Also, lot Of Garden lmpli-
ments, such rs Rakcs, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks, etc, etc.
Mr.. Henderson has also just received
the largest and best stock of cooking stoves
ever brought to the city, and sells cheap
for cash.
Try Bristol " Stilwclls maple syrup.
aplls-3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
TAXEs!

All persons who have not paid
their State and County taxes for tho year
1869, will bear in mind that the time al
lowed me by law for the collection Of the
same, without cost, will expire in n few
days.
Delinquents will, therefore, find IL to
their interest to attend TO the matter with
out delay j.. II. MYERS
Sheriff and Ex-ofiicio Collector.
apll6dlOt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
photographs pnorOGRApms.

20 TO J. o. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Lcvec, for
pictures Carte de Nisitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some Of the best
artists of our large cities, he respectfully
solici,s orders for copying and enlarg-
ing old pictures. Call at hi rooms and
see specimens work in tina, line.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
ICE CREAM, SODA. SETTER AND KIssINGEN
MATTERS. ETC.

p. Saup, lOi Commercial avenue, ever
attentive TO the wants of the inner man,
has opened his elegant and well furnished
lee Cream Saloon, where, besides the most
delicious ices, the patron may obtain the
cooling and healthful Soda, Setter and ks
singer waters in their greatest purity.
Ladies or families may visit the saloon
without fear of intruders.
Of tobacco, cigars, etc, worthy of the
special attention of buyers, either whole
sale or retail. aprlltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
fMINIY.HIYE DOLLARS REMAND.

The lock o. the city safe unsccountably
refuses to yield to the key, Unwilling To
break open the safe until all other expedi-
ents have been exhausted, this is to give
notice that twenty-five dollars will be paid
" that party who will unlock the safe and
open tho door.
st JOHN BROWN City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

Just received at p. Neff ., No. 70, Ohio
Leyes, splendid lot of spring Cas'imeres,
Coating and yestings, which will be made
up in the most fashionable styles, and At
prices 10 suit the times, a perfect 1t guar
aItoed or no sale. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
TRf A..

Mrs. Whitcowb desires ~ 10 try her
Syrup; it is .he great chldrens soothing
remedy, and sold a, the Low price Of IS
cents. ap)lsdswIw,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
THE PEOPLES NEW DISCOVERY.

The public have discovered tina, there is
one preparation, and only one by which
grey hair can be reinvested with the ,inge
that nature bestowed upon it without stain
ing the skin. They see that Phalon's Vi
Italia, or salvation for the Hair, is transpa-
rent and produces richer browns and
black than any of the offensive dyes. Sold
by all druggists. apllSdswiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS
Dan Able, Col, Mary Houston, LOu'yle
Evansville, Evansville JAS. Gilmore,
Iiewild, Robt. burns, Cinni
WAusnitc, ", o., GTussheCk,
Atlantic, Colorado, Vicksburg,
Grand Era. " A. Baker, Ia tpOTt,
Kate Robnson,s t.Louis \. J. BaLcr, Pit,hurg;
Forsyth, Lake superior,
l.. Carroll. " Tali-man, Nashville
Alice Dean, Memphis Arkansas, Ark, River.
DEPARTURES.
soG,. narn.i Memrhi" Isles,ld, c.,
heu" Scmphis, Wauanile, ciIn
Mary Houston. y. o., Kate Robinson, CHM;
Al. Baker, " Alice Dean, "
u, Carroll, " Arkansas,
.Lsnn,,or :, DAM. , nnnit' ga :, i i
Forsyth, Nieksburgi Colorado, IT. Louis,
The forenoon of Sunday was cold and
dreary but the sun shone out occasionly
in the afternoon, warming the air to an
agreeable extent, and leaving Us slight,
very slight, ground for hope that the frost
which ensued last night was not 50 severe
rs to kill the entire fruit crop, The chan
ces, we admit, are very much against us
This morning was clear and beautiful aud
the thermometer rose from 30 At . AIN. TO
SO at noon,
The river has fallen ten inches since last
report.
The rise in the Mississippi progresses
slowly at st. Louis, causing the rapid
fall of the Ohio to become slow one
here.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg with
eight feet water in the channel, and rising
slowly at Cincinnati and Louisville, with
seven feet six inches IN the chute at Evans
willie and below.
The Cumberland is falling with sight
feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Business is only moderate at our
wharves.
The Quickstep, Idlewild and A. Baker
brought moderate trips for reshipment
North and South.
The Talisnan brought out 30 pkgs cc-
dar ware, five tons sundries for 1t. Louis !;
Zs hLds tobacco for reshipment East per
Blue J41e from Cairo; 70 ditto, 1875 bbls
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18

Go to Bristol " Stilwclls for genuine
maple syrup. aplls-3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas Hotel, April Is, 1870.
A. j. Dougher,y, Mound City; J. II.
Keep, New Orleans; j. w. Briggs, Ky,
j, NJ. Gelds, KY j. $. Stewart Chicago,
III; &. r. Thomas, Hickman, Ky; DIR. Is.
f. Field, Greenfield, Mo; j. II. Bishop,
Ky; WIN. Powell, Ky; T, T. Laneir, Ky;
H. l.. watwood, Ky; ID. A. Eden, Charles
ton, No; A. Lane, No; w. Kescl, Mo-
Benz. Bradford, St Louis, Mo; james
Ill., KY j, II. Holt, KY WIN. L. Nor
ton, Duquoin. III; r, W. Eastman and
wife st. Louis, Mo- j. Malone, Mo;
j. NJ. Howard, Blandville Ky; w. J.
Forbeir, and Wife, New Orleans j, X
Henry Little Rock Arkansas johnson
Knapp Ky A. J. Anderson, City; VIM.
Dinkey Mo; j. NJ. Hamlin Louisville Ky;
+. Fongier Mo; Jas. Y. McClian do ; q.
5. Gage, Loui syille Ky; j. Clemson Ill !;
s. McMahan, do T.. q. Hill, henderson.
Ky; Ed. hurry, Mobile Ala Louis
Lochenes, Tenn Il, T.. Finch, No }, l..
Clough, Chicago; 9. ID, Fitz, do,
II. J. Deal, ofthe neighhoring town Of
Charleston, Missouri, has secured con-
tract for the delivery at st. Louis Of 6Oo,-
600 feet Of oak and ash timber. The tim
Der will be used in the construction of the
bridge there. The price agreed upon is
$50 per thousand.
We know no man who can Ill such q
contract more promptly and satisfactorily
than II. j. Deal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
n sad Romance of the
Oneida Disaster.

Mack, the Washington cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
relates the following painful narra.
tive. ~ @.6.. fEa. #+. s45a'a
''In conversation with a very In
telligent and accomplished lady from
Maine, few days since, | learned
the following facts, which throw ths
shadow of II sad romance over the
Oneida disaster. Commander VIII
liams, the highest officer Oh the yes-
sci, and one of the lost, was wild.
over of something less than forty,
and the father OF two bright little
children. In May last he contracted
an engagement fora second marriage,
which was To have taken place very
soon after the arrival Of the Oneida
i'm this country. | believe it was
fixed for the middle Of April. He left
the United States for Japan In Juno
last, and just before his departure he
was one of a dinner party at which
my informant and the affianced
bride were also present. Had he re-
turned safely he would have known
fate which his brave heart would
not have met with the cool courage
that he faced death at his post ON tho
quarter neck. Since the frat of Jan
uary his two children aud his in.
tended wife have died. When lie
left Japan he had not heard this sad
news, but supposed lie WAS coming
home to meet them all In health and
happiness. So't@ one, nc least, of the
gallant men who went down in the
ill-fated steamer, death cannot bo
called disnaler
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
The Sound that A~volk<,
-.. Him. u

Jokes are always allowable on tho
last night of u legislative session.
Father Du6lleyif--as the honored
Representative from Wapello Ii fa-
miliariy calicd---hns ever been the
faithful guardian Of the Statc Treas,i-
ry. In fact, he Is the Great Ohjectef
IN the House To anything that looks
like unnecessary expenditure OF State
funds. All the members know this.
About two O'clock this morning,
while the gentleman from Webster
was talking about the Des Moines
River lauds--simpiy on "A memorial
in which no money was involved
Father d., with fGll ration of that
big complimentary supper inside of
him s!umbered and slept! Infact.
he nodded mel To the Speaker, nor To
Cults, nor to Irish; but to Morpheus,
whose slave lie was. w. =
a little knot of folks sat near anil
observed the Great Obiector's grace
ftil motions. "Sow for some fun,n
said one uf these merry youth. so.
taking M Insane report, and rolling
IL into the shape OF doughnnt, he
Went up to the Great Father, placed
the insane cymbai against his sinister
tbaIttuiAi VitsNl AhA Ntl2lLpu STD aS W
be heard i'm tho new State House
Dudley going To appropriate
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars i'm this hilln'
My goodness! yon ought To have
seen him jump. Ii the old brick
kiln had tumblcd on his head he
couldn't have come to his feet any
sooner. 4a . ..
How those wicked chaps "haw,
hawcdn at his discontinue.
Ii liz needless To add that the "hun-
dred and fifty thousand dollars wcrs
stricken out of that joint memorial
TO Congress before Father Dudley
took his next nap.-Dcs Noiaes Bal,
lcsin. rH4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

A YOUNG married couple In q Wis
consin town ls stely began housekeep~
ing, aud the first purchases of the
head of the family Mt the village
grocery were: Five cents worth of
soda. five cents worth of salt, two
cents worth of pepper, one cents
worth OF chewing-gum, and twelve
cents worth of soap. The hil
amounted to twenty. i've cents, which
was paid by the young Benedict in
specie, and as he left the store he re-
marked to the clerk that Keeping
house Is cheaper than boarding, ~
Exchange. -.
That is quite the reverse in expert.
once of a young Benedict once In
this city who had never made pur>
chases until he commenced house
keeping. When asked how much
tea he would have he remarked /:
well I'll commence light at first,
give me two pounds Of gunpowder
tea How much sugar. well pound
How much nut megs? About Il
pound.n How much coffee? About
a quarter of n pound. Imagine his
surprise when he was told S4,s0 for
tea. lie went home feeling sure that
boarding was cheaper than house
keeping. You bet. @@ #@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

Mrs. MATILDA FLETCHER in q
racy letter to the State Register has
this to say Of Cedar Falls and Water.
loo: a.sa es. -e .. a--z .
/ deserve a reprin1and, from some
body, for not recording some of the
many interesting incidents of my
last two weeks. To think that |
should have seen Cedar Falls and
Waterloo three whole days in the
soft spiing sunshine; their beauty,
their enterprise, the intelligence so
agrceably patent To my observation,
aud said no word to yon of the pleas
ure they gave me. / have heard
they are rival towns. LIZ so IL must
be qualification 70 each that it has a
''foe worthy of its steel. And Cedar
river! has 1t no poet to sing its
praises? To be sure, ii has never In.
dulgcd in such tremendous leap as
n iugara, but then il Is q far more
beautiful stream. Some of its scene-
ry Is perfectly enchanting, particu-
larly the view | obtained from the
windows of the new hotel in Water
loo. BY the way this Is one of the
finest hotels in the State~-seventy
beautiful rooms, nicely finished and
furnished; and there is no more de-
sirahle place than Waterloo, for rest,
recreation, business. or pleasure.
Cedar Falls Is beautifully located,
and Is every way one of the most
enterpr'sing towns In the State, with
one OF the best water powers in the
world, and fine agricultural region
all about 1t. IL need have 10 fears
for the future.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

TIE editor OF the Anoka, Mimi,
Democrat, has heen favored with
calls from two young ladies. Ho
says /: 1.-Two young ladies came
gracefully in upon us last Tuesday
afternoon. They came to see the
hoys--set type. Such curls-snch
rosy cheeks and pouting lips, and
Oh, such voIuptuous forms-Jerusa-
lem we felt like embracing them all
ut once--but we didn't, they wanted
to but we didn't want to. They
Were delighted to see the boys--set
type--and all agreed to take "sitn
In our department. of female type
settlers. Call again ladies, your press
ence IL as refreshing as the flowers Of
May, and your sweet voices more
pleasant to our ears than music upon
the waters in a summers eve, when
the "moon has climbed the highest
bill, and the night-hawk has retired
to rest with his crop full of lnuske-
toes.u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
Burn this, will you not?
IOWA Wants and ODDor.
tunftfCS.

Iowa's most urgent want Is more
people. Her next is, that her people
shall follow a greater variety OF em
ployments, so that by consuming
each others productions they shall
furnish more reliable, constant, and
profitable employment. States do
not flourish by agriculture alone, and
IL should be our endcavur to enc0ur-
age the birth and growth of such
manufactures as we are obliged to
consume, beginning with those that
we can furnish material for. But
few natives of the western States
learn trades or fake to manufacturing
and we are obliged to draw much of
the mechanical skill and more of the
mechanical bone and sinew we need,
from the older States of New Eng
iand and Europe. Germany, Swe-
den aud Ireland furnish us with
large and acceptable quantities of un.
skilled labor, uut those States that
abound more In artistic skill and In
money aud mechanical capital Eng.
land, France, BelgiHm, Switzerland,
aud Scotland not yet induced to
empty out, to any great extent, upon
our prairies, their skill, their ma.
chimes, and their money. Sweden
and Norway, from a population OF
about five millions, will send us this
year, (mostly to the western States, J
twenty. five thousand sturdy inimi-
grants, nearly every one of whom
will come with the expectation OF
digging his completeness out Of our
soil; while Belgium, of about the
same population, that Is reared upon
twenty.fifth part of tile extent of
territory, will send us only four hun.
dred, three quarters of whom, how
ever, will be mechanics, macIiiEists,
miners. and other skilled laburers
and capitalists. And tire reason why
the pr0portionate numbers nre not re.
versed Il, that Knowledge OF our az
rioultnral superiority has been 80
generally disseminated among those
nations that are chiefly agricultural.
while the advantages we offer to
| manufacturers and capitalists, f0f
later development have been less
talked aud written about. Marshall
Talbot in IoWa State Register. .,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

Ladies, If you want new styls Sc cut
and nice Sea Sides, Sea-- ,lehsa III
cheap store. ,rigi,nis tin,ber
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

CAUTION TO MOTHERS. A disfin
guished physician of Paris declares
just before his death. Il believe tina
during the twenty six years TINT
have practiced my profession In thlt
city, twenty thousand children have
been borne To the cemeteries IL sarri
flee to tile absurd custom Of naked
arms
Boston," adds DIR. Warren, sacri
fees five hundred babies every year
by not clothing their arms What
these little arms need Ii thick, knit
wooden, warm sleeves, extending
from the hand 10 the shoulder.
The extremities require a. much
clothing as the body. Women
should dress their arms and legs In
WOODEN of some kind. The absurdl.
~ Of loose iiowing sleeves and wide
spread skirts Worn I'm our climate
hardly needs TO be discussed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
HUNT g. nCWLAnD,

DEALEss IN FARM MACHINERY.
~ Field, Garden and Flower Seeds Agents
for. the Celebrated G. Aaltman Il Co.'S ..swecD-
stakes Ihresher Marsh Harvester Esterly and
other Reapers aud Mowers, Schuttlcr Wagons &c
full stock Of Farm Tools always ON hand Old
&C Corner OF Main end Second, Sts., Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

tSacCessor to Oyerman Bros
IRON FOUNDER AND GENERAL Ma.
a chiniat. Cedar Fails, Iowa. Steam Engines
aad Mill Gearing made and repaired Store Col.
umns, Chilled Slsigh Shoes, Bridge Castings
Bridge Bolt Cutting, Iron Planning, &c. Orders
respectfully solicited Cash paid for old Cast
Iron. NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

EF4.M.a. ShoSbh ~ 'NEHSs
10.
x sn.~ - -has recaivad hia s."-vsrv Iii-
sane Asylum at Independence.
The Pella Blade hoists the name
of Gov. Stone as its candidate for
Congress. He will hardly get nearer
than Stones hroW of Washington.
A mare owned by Mr.. Harper, of
Muscatine county, on Saturday gave
birth TO three colts. One of the trip-
let's was no larger in size than q rab-
bit. r.~ ~#'#s 81 .Esraa
Capt. Stewart and lady, the vio-
lin troupe, have quit couccrting and
settled on farm in the Shellrock
Valley, near Clarksville. -- Star,
CturkSriNs.
Editor Bates, of the EsthervilIe
Tindicdtor, states that in Emmet and
other adjoining counties, twenty
seven persons died from exposure
during the last storm.
w. J. Ackley has broken ground
! for new hotel, near tho depot. 1t
is TO cost between $4,000 and 10000,
and to be completed rs rapidly as
men and money and batchelor Ack-
ley can do it, Waterloo Courier.
The Marshall Times, since it has
been beaten so badly on the Capitol
appropriation, now wants to go the
whole hog, and build State House
that will cost $3,00000O, and up
wards.
The editor of the Burlington Ga
zette advertises love letters for sale,
written to him by different young
ladies thirty years ago. He says
they will be Invaluable to inexperi-
eneed persons who wish to com.
mence the business.
The bill giving townships the
right to vote IA tax TO assist in the
building of Railroads has passed
both houses, has been signed 10y the
Governor, whether townships will
feel disposed TO render this aid to the
Railroads iemains to be seen.
Gen. Karney, of keokuk, has
the largest vineyard in Iowa. In
two different enclosures, within two
and half miles Of Keokuk, he has
Seyenty-one acres in grape vines,
with the oak posts and wire to train
on. He has expended thirty-five
thousand dollars on his vine yard
and inclosing the grounds, building
tenant houses, etc.
The salaries of State and Judicial
officers have been finally Gxcd as
follows: Governor. $4,000; Judges of
Supreme Court, $4,000; Secretary of
State, Treasurer, Auditor, SLperin-
tendent of Public instruction, Regis.
ter and State Land Officer, -, 300
each; deputies Of these officers,
81 900 each; Judges of District Court,
!, 200; of Circuit Court 81 500.
| The appropriations made by the
| General Assembly at their session
just closed, for the erection. compile.
| ton and maintainance of the several
public institutions OF the Stats,
were No foiinwg.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

A CORRESPONDENT physician
residing in Andover--sends the fol.
lowing account of a remarkable in.
stance of canine sagacity:
''I was called to see patient liv-
ing some distance from town. Dur.
ing my visit q daughter of the sick
woman drove up, whereupon her
husband exclaimed, dog did reach
her after all.n On asking for an ex-
plauation, he told me that, having
no one to seud for his daughter, he
had sent off ut noon on the same day
his little black and tan terrier dog,
with n note fastened To his neck,
simply saying to him, Go, sir, to
Elmira's.n AT three o'clock the lit
tie fellow arrived ut the daughter i
house, havin & travelled q distance oil
seven miles over an exceedingly diff.
cult and tortuous route. The daugh-
ter recognized the dog, read tie note,
and reached her mothers house at
five o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
s. ~. PIERCE,
l.. w. WARREN, M. ID.

Late of Illinois.
OFFERS HIS PROFEssIoNALsERvIcEs
y to the people OF Cedar Falls and vicinity. Of
Zee at Pummerr Drug Store. Residence on end
Street, between Washington and Clay.
Y. B.-The best references given ii desired.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
j. DING

MANUFACTURE OF WAGONS, CAR.
4FA riages. Sleighs. Cutters. &c. Speciality made
of Repairing Farm Implements All work War
ranted. Shop between % and Sd streets East OF
Main Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa vilni
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22


A HOME JEWEL. "A mother, speak
Ing of her home jewels calls one a
ruby. She says: ''It was a happy
day wl5en sweet, merry little Grace
was sent TO bless our home and fill
our hearts with perpetual sunshine.
Just five years old, she has done
more in her short life to dispell -or.
row, and give each cloud. however
dark and threatening. silver lining,
than many who can count their
three score and ten. A real ruby,
giving out a warm, rich light, and
covering all around with a rosy tinge,
that hides a multitude of faults and
troubles. Shine on our household,
that all souls coming near you muy
grow. happy from the nearness.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
4. M. FAEWELI.

KDRACTIEAE WELL DRILLER Resi-.
A. demce, Corner of Twelfth and Mgn-straets
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Prompt attention given 10 ali
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
VIVA. ROBINSON, m. D.,

Lat. Surgeon of the 4th Iowa Cavalryl
gEAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, FOR
u the practice of Medicine and Surgery. OF
ice at ]. L. Coles Drug Store. Residence first
ouse south of New School House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

A T"r0seNEY At LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
n and Lard Agent, will give Special Attention
% Buying and Selling Real Estate in Butler and
5rundy counties on Commission, Furnish ADstrcts
oI Title. and Pay Taxes for Nonrcsdents, Par
tcrsburg, Butler County, Iowa. 9-3S
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
Miss a, McNAlIY

nEiEEfsS IN MILLINERY & FANCY
~ Goods. Keeps constantly on hand COM
Picte assortment OF choice Millinery New goods
received every week. Opposite Townsend &
knapp's Bank, Ceaar Falls. IoMa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

GkaSSER, HOUSE. CARRIAGE AND
" Sfgn Painter has taxan n WIZ -, aA-ND :,
Jedar Falls. and viii give entire satisfaction to aIl
Who entrust him with work In his line OF business
shop over FoSdieSs wagon shop. Paper hanging
neatly done on short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

AEglLENER & DRESS MAKER.
IVA keeps constantly on hand good assortment
of the latest STYLES ofMilhnerr Goods and il pre-
pared to do al kinds of work in her line on short
notice. Rooms In Bishops Block, Rear OF Cole &
Tait's Drug Store. 10-7tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

SENATOR REvELs stated I'm con.
versation on Wednesday, that the
constant rush upon him since be
took his scat, had almost Frustrated
his nervous system, - much 30 that
lie considers himself compelled 10
seek place Of rest. lie states that
the raids Of newspaper intervlewess
upon him have been tremendous,
and believes that where other sena-
tors have ono call llc probably haa
ten.