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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

posterity by casting vote "cur:ail-
ingn the privileges" Of the child Of
o disabled or departed soldier. Rather
listen to the patriotic voice of him
whom you have at this session been
pleased to honorwith high seat in our
National Councils. He says. Never
by any act or vote of mine shall there
be withheld n dollars tribute or debt
of any kind or description due, or
which can be justly or fairly claimed
for those, who upon the field, gave us
u united country in the recent strug-
gle . =. p. Il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
Marriage Guide.

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b1 sons. or persona about To be married b,,,b
male aud female, In everything concerniner thn
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ana The production and prevention Of Offspring.
including MI the new discoveries never bciors
gwen In the English language, by WI. YOUNG
NJ. y. Ihisis really valuable and interastinp
work lt i written IN plaid language for ihS
general reader, and IL Illustrated with numcrou.
cngravings. All young married people. or those
contemplating marriage. and having the least in
Pediment to married life, should read this book
IL discioses secrets hat every one should bc a..
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locked up and not he about the huttee III viii he
sent to any address on receipt OF 70 cent. AID.
dress DR.. VIM. YOUNG No. al6 Spruce street
above Fourth. Philadelphia
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTCyATF--S
matter what may be your disease, before Won
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DR., ,fonug's Book End read Il cersSsfy. Ituiil
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Dr. Young can be consulted ON ANY Of tho dis,
eascs described IN his PUBLICATIONS. at his ntii,,
Nc Al spruce street. a5sye g3arfl,. rlat "a,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

Cosr og CONGRESSIONAL full
senate consists of sevenly-four mem
bers. and their united expenses, in
cluding compensation, mileage, OIL
GERS, and contingencies amount
to SG57 ,25e, or S., So for each member
The House. when all the states, are
fully represented, as they soon will
be, and including the delegates from
the Territories, numbers 25l mem.
hers, whose expenses similar 10 the
above foot up sl,so2,9l3 which gives
S,5S4 to each.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
From the state Capital
[From our Special Correspondent

DIES MONIES, Feb. s, 1870
EDITORS GAZETTE. Since my las
bill to provide for the building of {
new State House, has passed The
Senate, by vote of 81 yeas and Il
nays. This bill provides for building
to cost not over one and a-halfmillioT
dollars and appropriates one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, to prose
cute the work until such time as an,
other Genera! Assembly may make
further provision. The House post
pOned consideration of the bill I'M
til after the recess.
The Senate has also passed bill
reducing the number of Supervisors
to three. 1t is virtually returning t
the old commissioner system.
Mr.. McGarvin, HIS introduced /.
bill in the House, "for an act t.
change the number aud manner o
electing County Supervisors" 1t pro
vides that the Eonrd Of Supervisor
shall have the same powers, duties
and responsibilities us the Board o
Supervisors RON organized in thit
State.
All laws anh rules that apply Il
the Board of Supervisors 80 now or
ganized shall apply to this act.
Each member Of the Board of Su
pervisors shall he allowed a cOmpen
sation of fonr dollars per day for hi:
services in attending tile meeting oj
the board, and fifteen cents per mile
in going TO, and returning from the
place of meeting, to be audited by the
board and paid 10y the county.
No Supervisors shall receive pay
for more than twenty days in on'
year.
The consideration of this bill is al
so postponed until after the member:
have consulted their constituents
Bills have been introduced for the
establishing of Normal Schools in
all parts of the State. IF every town
village, or city does not realize the
glorious satisfaction of seeing few
hundred thousand dollars appropria-
ted for a Normal school in their
midst, you can bet it will not be fol
the want of asking.
Mr.. Knoll has introduced an i'm.
portant bill regulating railroad
tariffs. The location of a Branch
Penitentiary will cause no small
amount of discussion. 1t has been
made the special order for Mar. 4th,
The Anamosa and McGregOr delega-
tons are pushing for it vigorously.
Your correspondent does not see the
economy of one at either place, al
present. Bills by the cart load have
Deanintroduced. If two thirds are not
consigned to oblivion you may ex-
pect to session to last until "dog
days. On appropriations we may add
that assurances are given us that the
most rigid economy will be preserved,
and only the most urgent will lie
granted. The Capitol appropriation
bill, will have q close contest in the
House, but will undoubtedly pass,
Matters have been rushed through al
2,40 speed this week in view of the
recess. The majority of the mem
GERS seem determined TO see their
wives regardless of consequences.
The adjournment takes place Thurs
day, aud many Of the members are
already skedaddling for home.
JOSEPHUS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
The World in General.

Hanging in Montana, il styled
climbing the pine Iimb' and in
Nevada "early rising"
Here's to internal improve
ments," "a Dobbs said when he swal.
lowed a dose of salts.
The champion circular saw Is in
New Hampshire. 1t has cut OF the
hngers of six men and still runs.
Hon. David Atwood, of Madison,
has been nominated for Congress, In
place of Ii. L. Hopkins deceased.
AT DIR. Mary Walkers lecture in
Council Rinis, q man asked if she
was the Mary that had little lamb.
An Ohioan has succeeded in
making a whistle out of a pigs tail,
and he calls the instrument pigo-
lette.
There have been 657 immigrants
landed at New York since January
23th. Making total of 4 ,234 since
the lst ult.
"A sick young lady in Worcester
Mass, has been attended by thirteen
physicians, and still lives.
Send her to Barnum immediately.
Don Piatt says Sumner never Of
fers seat to a lady, unless she is col
ored, ana then he does SO. not from
politeness, but from principle.
A man out West, speaking of
the singing Of his village choir says !:
1T is like driftwood in stream; it
drags on the bars, yet don't amount
to dam.
"A moral debating society down
East, is engaged In the discussion of
the following question "If man
deserts his wife, which is the most
abandoned, the man or the woman"
A man in Ohio put one end OF a
gun barrel in the fire, and looked
down the muzzle to see whether it
was loaded. Il eoroner's jury de-
cided that his suspicious were cor
rect.
| john Neal now claims TO have
been the rightful inventor of the By
ron-Lcigh scandal. II so, hc IL en-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

Titled to d wstghtof glory but little
short of him who boasted of being
the firststo Introduce Asiatie cholera
into Europe.
-AHIndiana mau offered $40 fol
the privilege Of acting az haDgman
at a recent execution. He owed the
man a grudge, and wanted to take
this last opportunity of dropping the
unpleasant subject. .r-u..
Miss Lilly Peckham, stayed a.
home from the woman suffrage con-
vention, at Washington, to take care
of sick mother. Why can't con-
'gress make TN appropriation to sup
ply the rest of these silly women
with sick mothers.--Louispi1le Cpar-
Ter Journal.
On the first Of January, there
was !, 204 convIets in the Illinois
Penitentiary at Joliet, $40 Of when
were received during the year. Gov.
Palmer issued 100 pardons In 1859,
and $50 applications were refused -
Iowa supports but little over 200, in
her Penitentiary.
a healthy competition Is waged
by two opposition stage-lines in
Wisconsin. One line carries for
for nothing and gives q dinner TO
each passenger; the other carries
for nothing and gives each pass.
enger a dinner and o pair Of buck
skin gloves! We would like 10 tray
ell on that line.
Females are in a decided nninori.
t. in the West, and the new States,
while they are in majority In the
New England states. Thus In Ohio,
there Is nh excess Of 40, 900 in Mich
igan, 40, 1000, and in California, 49,
900. In Massachusetts,, on the con-
trary, there are $4,000 more women
than men; in New Hampshire, O.
600; in Rhode Island, 5000; and in
Connecticut, 1000. The total excess
in New England of females over
males is As, 800
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
State New =.

Charles Cutting has married
Anna Bourne. This isn't the bourne
from which no traveller returns.
"A Des Moines widows heart
sings for joy over a policy of 500, 900,
the largest one paid in the city.
Dosage has had SO buildings erect
ed during the past year, at cost of
Sl72, 900, SO says the Press.
Iowa plants every year a forest
of 5000, 900 trees. Within considera-
bly, less than half a dozen years, U.s.
0o0,000 forest trees have been planted,
and are row growing in the North
west. .a...
The Iowa Falls Sentinel, locates
Silas Hudson at Davenport. With
hand on our heart, we must exclaim,
1--WE have not the distinguished
honor of owning the Minister to
Guatemala" Please try again.
IAnrcnport Gazette. .y-
The saloon keepers Of Cedar
Rapids have held a meeting, and re-
solved that they will not sell any In
toxicating drinks to any person OF
dissipated habits, nor to any person
when Intoxicated.
Fred. Douglass lectured to a
crowded hotse In Ottumwa, one
evening last week. The Ba.lingall
House Of that city refused to enter
tain him, at which the people were
very indignant.
The Cherokee chief says: "The
Iowa Falls and Sioux City II. r. has
reached the Little Sioux, and the
work of building the bridge is being
pushed ahead quite rapidly. The
deep cut on the east side Of the river
IL also receiving due attention, there
being good force OF hand. at work
OH each end. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

Minnesota maintains her proud
position as one of the most prolific OF
States. At a recent dance near
Round prarie, in Todd county. for
ty-one babies were present, belong
ing to families Within radius Of two
miles. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
'1E52 325Z;'

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic lie prepared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering with
habitual Costiveness. 1t lie slightly stimulating
tpn:c and splendid appetizer: Il Strengthens ths
he ilthy state Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per
sons should uss WARSEE's DEsrrrs.A Tonic
Fries One Dollar. For safs by CROSBY &
GREGG, Geoar raila Iesa, ysrn4s:l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
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Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even In case) TO the very worst cases
of Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
are afflicted should immediately call on their drug.
gist aud get q WkRNER's PILE REMEDY. II 10 cx-
pressly for the Piles. and II not recommended 10
cure any other disease. II has cured many Greer
For sale by CROSBY Il GREGG, Cedar Falls,
Iowa. viani5yi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
Governor. Merrill VS.. Sol
dierss Children.
An Appeal to the General Az
sem bly,.

HoPKINToN, Del, Co. Jan. 81, 20.
To the Editor OF the Dubuque Times.
SfR:-TOu will please to permit a
Republican -one who has twice voted
for the present Executive, to make
some comments on a small portion of
his late message-a public docu-
ment, open, it is presumed, for the
inspection Of the humblest citizen
in the land. In doing SO will en-
deavor to
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
Central r. r. Of Iowa.
Time Table.
Commencing January Sd, 1870.


AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO sell the
AMERICA.s KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family KNITTING Machine ever invented,
frica ssS. Will kni. eo.010 stitches per mira,e,
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co, Ecai.n, Mass or - Ieuaa, No,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

CsOOJ buy The FIrst Edition OF ''lOU CuOIc r
SELECTIONS, No ~ Containing the latest good
things for recitation. defamation school reading
&C., In poetry and prose. Send 30 cents for
sample to p. GARRETT & CO. Chicago I'll.
Also 'Ezcalsios Dialogues" price Sl-5 :"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
EMMENAGOGUE.

Dr. rilier's Emna ena gogue il the ouly
article known 10 cure the Whites, Iii will cure "
every case) Where l. The fafaily in which this
important medicine Il not ~antsdf Mothera thif
IL the greatest blessing ever offered you and you
cure for Female Irregularities and may be DO
pended upon In every case where the monthly
flow has been o5structed through cold or disease
Price One Dollar. Sold By CROSBY i GREGG
Cedar Falls, Iowa. yl0n{5yl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

THE news which comes across the
waters from France, are startlingly
warlike. Rochefort, the leader, il
under arrest, troops parade the streets
ofParis while the populacs are throw
ing up the barbados which go pro-
tected them I'm the memorable days OF
the French revolution.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

cT An illustrated pamphlet. containing price
lsis. with samples of both the Grover 4 Baker
Stitch and the Shuttle Stitch in various fabrics
will be furnished on request. lO23Iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11

eT The very highest prize. THE CROSS or
TIE LEGION OF HONOR, was Conferred ON
the representative OF the Grover Il Bfker Sewing
Machines, at the Exposition UniycRclls, Paris,
1867. thus atesting their great superiority over all
other Sewing Machines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
Stock for Spring Of 1870.

5000 year old Apple Tress.
Gl,GO13 ="
100000 "
10000
5000 Transcendant and liyaiop crabs.
3,600 Early Richmond Cherry Trses.
1000 Standard Pear Trees
2O10 Minor and Chickassw Plums.
5000 Rvergrcens, EorW ay Spruce Daifs&l, F!E,
&c. &c.
1000 RGspberrics, al The hardy vnrictiea.
$1,000 Strawberry piadts, 20 different s0Fta.
1860 CuTrants, Cherry. White Grspe, Red
Dutch, Ncrsailais, &c. &c.
POSES--All the hardy varictirA adapted to out
door culture, Wigel.as, Snow Bale, Lilac, Pew
nies, Ph!oX's. DSIies, &c, az.
4 liberal discount 70 dealcrs Send for Cats
lO-Uc. L. L. siIANkLASD.
Dubuque, Iowa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

already trying to sleep, eat and walk like the
YankeesG In China, they have necessarily, been
frugal, for their utmost extravaganza could not
exceed their wagss-eight or ten cents day.
Now. their purchases will expand with their en-
larged resources Indeed the North Adams
correspondents already say that the storekeepers
are agreeably astonished because the coolies
run IN aud buy all sorts OF nicknacks at their
counters They will adopt the habits of civiliza
tion fast enough. In month they will probably
know how to swear and chew tobacco in two
months, they will substitute knives and forks for
chop-sticks in three months, they will be buying
oysters Goldfish and picked peaches; in four
months, they will be found on the anxious seats
at Methodist prayer meetings; in five months.
when November comes, they will, perforce,
throw away their nankeen breeches and don
Rhode Island wooIens. But even if All Sing
should exist sleeping as compactly as a stick of
cOrd-wood wearing only leathern apron, drink
ing only brook water, and eating only the rats
which be kills by night and cooks in the sun
while be works even then, how can he live
cheaper than the pegging-machine that bit his
thumb off the other day p Chicago Paper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

they rushed at last in body upon them, and
threw them down, wrestling. Nous Gvons
cherchs Ia mort" said one Of them to me, oonsns
nOtrs Colonel, CONNIE notrs General don't cola
ls cheUakp The train had brought the horse Of
General Douay. Ask him." said Prussian
private, why he thinks they were overpowered.s .,
That was sagacious question. and the reply Of
the intelligent and well bred Frenchman told the
tale Of the whole war. 1t was I've were too
weak in number; we had ion an advanced pcst)
neither cavalry nor sufficient artillery with Us,
and finally we had no more munition" "a. That's
the thing" said the Prussan "ask him how
many cartridges he had got" Eighty" vas
the Frenchman's reply. Now tell him that 7,
who had only sixty, had forty-6ve leit when
took him and tell him that the strength Of an
army consists Of men a.S Of cartridges and that
firing away eighty cartridges is just the sane as
losing man. They did very serious damage to
us at the beginning-olr regiment lost 500 men !;
but at the expense Of such a number Of shots
that we knew they were more weakened than we
were." When this was explained to the French
man he said, :" / knew it toe, but too late We
never before fought against such troops as yours.
We must no longer skirmish as we have been
accustomed to-" Most of the prisoners we're
taken, as skirmishers, in cave which formed
their cover, and where they were cut of by the
rapid and continuous advance Of the Prussians
Correspondents of London Nesns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
Roas, RAT agains, Roast Beef:


Every day brings forth new and frantic fulmi-
publishes four columns to show that the Chinese
immigrants ought to be excluded from the coun-
try on the grounds I f, Of Race 3 of Industry ;
3 of Politics and A, of Morality The New
York TI-i5Hse inclines to the same ground, for
it is the only position compatible with a high
protective" tariff. And on the Fourth, Gen.
Butler invaded the Presidential presence at
Woodstock with little bull against the Ce-
estial shoemakers.
Gen. Butler is one of those dd captdnd,t,n
orators whose spoken words may or may not
have the meaning assigned to them by Noah
Webster. II is impossible at any time to know
whether h. is joking or in earnest Indeed. we
have his own assertion for this. In the late de-
whether he were in favor of war with Spain.
he should answer, as Il Fouth-Of July business,
yes but as statesman. no." Tbs Woodstock
coolie lug-in was evidently Fourth-of-July
business" altogether but General 10. Hawley
treated it precisely as though it were not levity,
by replying 10 1t on the spot. How are you
going to lock the door of this hospitable Repub-
lie p asked Hawley, and he closed the debate by
remarking that he couldn't see how we could
exclude any oppressed people who wish to fee to
the protection of mericaR institutions"
Swinton apprehends that the coming Chinese
viii incline to intermarry. and so will debase our
blood and that they viii desire to vote. and so
will be made the tools of demsgogues.' To
which it may be replied that it is not clear that
the white race on this continent has materially
suffered by amalgamation with the negroes and
Indians, for that amagamation has been very
slight; So probably will the laws of tribal pre-
ference still assert themselves in preserving the
better blood from contamination. And the po-
litiea degradation is not seriously to be feared,
for no Chinaman can be naturalized under our
present laws and it would be unwise to admit
hem to the franchise, while they maintain. their
T4e-moorings in the Flowery Land When they
come to stay. to live and die and leave their
bones to learn our language laws morals. and
manners. then We may give them the ballot with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

A Chicago special says Mrs. WHliama, wife Of the
late Senator Douglas, has commenced another ac-
tion against the executors Of the Douglas estate al
Iegfng fraud In the management. She seeks there
fore TO recover $4,000. which she claims 10 have
been wrongfully withheld.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

II is mentioned in the German journals that tboss
enormous trains which carried whole brigades 70
the Rhine and farther west, were conducted By sol
dIers. An eye witness writes that By the bnksmab.
hussar, stood an officer Of the same regiment 70
guide him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

TEE famous white euirassisr regiment Of vhieh
Premier Bismarck is Colonel, Is 50 called from The
color Of its Uniform The eoatee is now whits. and
what with the bright breastpate, euirass and fhs
white pIumed helmet, the uniform Is aboEt the
haudsomest In Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
HAHBURGH-B
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TNHE UEDERsIGSED having been sp-
poiutei Age1ts Il the above Company. PREPARED
insure risks sEsins- Fire Stone Brick Build
ings. and Merchandise stored tb-Eein- 20 the
ms< favorable FOR P4rtculA apply the ere of
5Iy6 y A. srTfAEYER 4 Cr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
Insurance Notice.

TVyHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
II eiEH Marine Inssrzues Company (Limifsdl has re-
eslT-d instrurfious reduce the Insuraacr
ietNeen Hcnoriu and Pqts in the Pscc and now pre-
pared 10 issne Poiies the L0are Rafs spscni
reaHctisn On Freight PER stsaners- 49, 1EEf- ~
THO. h DAvIFs
4Slye Asozf Bril- F5T- lar. Ins @. (Lfzffszj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

TIE Boston Traaseript says the little girIs from
two to ten years old, TO be seen at the Watering
places this Summer, bear much closer resemblance
to miniatuSe women than to natuTnl. gmple ehIl-
dren; evea their manners seemed 10 partske Of the
"ladyish air" betokened In their fnery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TENHE UNDERsIGSED, AGENTS of the
above Company have been authorized insure rsks
N Cargo. Freight Aad Treasure, By Coasters,
from Honolulu ali rs 0f the Hawaiian GrO1p and
SIys H HAcKFELD ( co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

SIR Frederick Pollock. formerly cbief Bsrpn Of
the Exchequer in Great Britain Is dead, At the pge
Of 81 years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

TIE total amount Of the debt reduction since The
beginning Of Gen. Grants administration has been
sl5s.OooO00. i W fli ~ $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
q = Eas-zI = o. ari-l7le- a. = 1-''--
CASTLE - COOKE,
uNPuElEzs. GEyERAL MERCHANTS, AND
eEEERAL AGENTS,

- - El-r sE-u--. u1a--is lhe sea-lsu's Chapel
-aErxrs IVA
- ata1r sre.T fs1-1-uarT. Hawai-.
-rr Ha.fr er-lr l.7-a--llr- MARI
~ 1lau-alsr -rrlr Nils. Nan
~ wa.arra fa-rl-l7r tfstu- and ether sega
rra--r-s 81 Wa1a. SD k.iaa ks1zi.
- rs--ata. E.af Flsarzrtaau- kauai
- 1900 rrHrl-atli farIllf Mel1ues
49, u-..sH- d ~Hrir- Nachues
- -as-f nau-isr E11Ir.EuF.
- ~ F--1r-a Nuru1. lafs Insr-suoe Co.
- s---t.r sr-ar- Fi-s-a-1lf safe Co lly6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

AEAnRoAD Is under construction . he TOP q
Rlga, IN swit<sriznd 81 F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
WV. HUMPHREYS.

wPoErEz AND WHOLESALE DEALER
= u-- z--lt A., Fa--s-. a. AZ, Merchant street,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
Also on hand, Few more Of

hecelVel bN the = o!Teh'
Cotton Plant and GRAY Jackets" together
With $ variety Of Japanned Ware, and many articles
useful in the Kitchen. S- Work on Buildings,
such IS cutters spouis, waier-pipes. &e- Shipvurk
viii meet with prompt attention at Ne. Kas sbuuanu
Street lS-"m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALEX. CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor
F1 Sr- Huuollil- c11s.Iie C. T. Williams Furniture
Wa-e Hns-s 1y6
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-08

a Chicago philauthrOpist has invented
a method q wearing pautalOOns without
.ths aEs Of buttons.