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The public are cautioned inst having transactions
vh any persons hsuing circulars. or undertaking 20
transact business under ihe OF our ar who ars
not connected with u.s.
LOCKWOOD co, % Broadway.
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Gusla,ss Aot.tts.

sure 60 Regulate the Bowels.
MRS. MlNsLOW'a SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only
,hug that mothers can ely upon for their chi lren.
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Tho truly elegant aud excellent hats manufactured
by Knox, and cold 81 bis famous emporium the cot.
ncr Of broadway and fuho street, fast taking
place OF AL oter head coverings. Our city has been
and ia proihc Ia learned and ennelt men but IN his
VI cclaltv AL hatist, none exceed ever have eK
cecucd Knox-Adr.
The sun., 1870-12-08

" horH's BtoHeAfdl Troch,s" bcuenclal IN clearing
the voice before speaking singing and relieving the
throat after any unusuA eSertion OF the organs
having peculiar adaptation TO affections which disturb
the organs OF speech. For Coughs anG cods he To.
eAes eGectual.
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Arrixed-wrpxrsnAr. Dec. !.

fteamfhip Ashland. Charleston, cotton. &C.
Stcsmship anita, Phi adcl phia, mdse.
steamship cry OF Merida, Vera Cruz uldso. and
ship Hermou, Calcutta. Wdst,
DarK VII. o, Malaga fr me-.
bark Illza white, Ca dcuns. suCar.
Brig Waller smith MuntcVideu. sheep skins &C
5 81 LNclte, Dem 'rlra, mOafscs aui Pass.
Schr IN =. d. frLitr Havana, itult.
Stnr Isabella, nty NarbCr. ia. logWuod SC.
SDnr y. T.. GoOdcI, Montreal lumber.
scar H. V. Crandu, Winds 1r \. : iaths and plaster
4 A.4 a.. tl4c LEua4 river auu cuAst WIG yeSset,.
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The great auction sa Of ia lots at FLATBUsH L. l.
ths day az " O'Clock 81
TaAe tlqlnush cars At Fulton Ferry TO Vernon av.
DINGEk, kkTtHAN d 60 VI 81 Cedar q
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MARINE INTELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALNAgAC-rHts DAY.
sun rses.....a II sun sets So Moon rites. IS
algu WATKR-rnis
Sandy Hook. - GOV. lsitnd. 1Sl Hell Gate. 90
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL

Fuller & Co., % John street, up s,ars-A fun Iine
OF waltham Watches at lowest pricos.-Ade.
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To be secure against the fearful accidents that
daily arto from the of Kerosene Pratls As'ra
OIL PRONOUNCED by all the safest. purrst best u.
minatinE oil In the narkct Wholesale and reta l. BY
-Adr
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That II appears. such estimate and canvass that
Tie whole number OF votes giYn the Offices In
eIectors Of klecuOn OF tnc seventh Election district
OF tue sixth Ward was six thousand thie huudfed
and forty two
or which Harry HoNaru received two thousand
hundred ant nfty-cight .................. 2G59
hGgarsd aud mn eight 2Gs
OF which owen O'Conncli received tour hundred
and two. lJg
OF wmch Michael Nixon received four hundred
aud two. 411
or when NJ. II. Luwuey received NM ty-eight ~
Of which fnlan Bsrgan received ninety eight. ~
OF winch there were defective four. .... ...-....
Ana Of which there were scattering twenty-five, y
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A Certain Cure Tor Consumption.
UfNnUrgasfr


HYPoPHOsPHI rEs OF LINE AND SODA
Used promptly, II viii not fan 10 effect permanent
care. sold by ali druggists u per bottle.
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Demnr e. Woodruff, Gas broadway,
Sell the nnest and beet carriages in New York. Al
the fashionable styles at re lsonsbe prices.-Adv.
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actrrIc the German C"tiratic LolSngee thcy afr tle
hucst iv-ic lu the world cndteh them as candy
An drus-sts sell tAelu al . ceuts u box.
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Eureka Mineral Water. Saratoga springs,
superior q ~ others IN lNbpcpH4 ald dscu-es OF te
LAYER and Kilheys. y. j. LEVY. Agent, Hudson
River Railroad Depot, Nafick ~.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT AND DECLAR-
ALTON.

STATEMENT or THE BOARD OF COUNTY CAN.
VASsERs or TIE COUNTY OF NEW YORK 10
reation TO votes Eiven for
inspectors OF Election.
The Board OF County Canvasscfs OF the County OF
New York having met at the Office the Ccrg OF sahi
county the l5tn iGth llth. isi 1911 2-t, I'D -
25th, 2Ctb. and sh days Of November, 1870 to
and estimate the votes given In the several Election
Districts each the whrds Of said and county.
tic General Lection held the sth day OF NOyeu.
Der, In the year aiorcsad, do certify as fliows:
EOR INSpECTORS OLE EIECTION.
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ROYAi HAVANA LOTTfKN

frizes paid m god. Information furnished. Tho
gl ct rates paid iOr douh'nons aud all klnts OF gold
and silver. TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers,
lG Wall 81. New York.
s32 CURRENCY.-Roya Havana Lottery OF
cuba VIII be dawn Dec. q, Circulars sent JOSEPH
BATES & Co, n Wall It Post Onicc box l1Gt.
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iNAhFlh hLhNfioN DISTINCT.
Ihn apH cars, on such estimate canvass, that
~ N "llhrr OF votes gwen tor tne offices OF In
81. T. .rctiOn Of the 1wrl'th Election DiztrlCL
OF IN Nh ward was slN thousand threc huudi,d
anu lolty Observation-Disclosures. t3l2
or which John Martin received tSu t,ou,aud
sI hundTed and nny'e. 1CSa
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O. '' l.ei4 VS. perfectly willing 10 sign
e lI Iim t.a To JOu i LAi refused, /
g.. w. ' '"r Ny" DO forest Of my cIuse to sign
q b. .+'. " lr' aid with az good grace as pos
tl.e. ."" 0s'' l',.s1u,ly about IL, but aui in
q e1 Of. e..''. "ll" very Ioor sIoW, not darug
nr ,.'' ] hc7ri about the matter was note
oiffo.t.. 100 Co., 'o me simultaneously with a copy
ho4 .,l H tor 'gom Mr Fields onice. In yOu'
E'c.l G, que. ',d Field and myself 70 hand IN
Iou u NJ >ou we're ready 10 report. | sent
h.sf foro,td report, not being able 60 attend
mn, of tb ,,'eo ~. t.drday notice OF the adjust
uo11 I Wv cor = ior rued daJ neat. and notice o, a
Gi.el l, an g1lrs allowance Win your certificate
TelOu IN s snu lean you nave delivered a general
ua l5B,,,' 'Eof Of tic defendants against ts plain
''S' nave nOt yet a copy thereof.
No Al'LiD I.iD ISDioNASr ATTORNEY.
Sronr ,r au aware you well know that great
Silent Nv tt' ,uJus,lcs bas been done MIR. Gray my
VI aa.a,s 1,t. a ueiondants No one has seemed 10
eaIar1sr Inc gnstion at such an exhibition Of
With too1 as. aes. ue' e'1ndants made In their dealings
neVar san,,S nay thau lolrsef all through this trial
~ a.. g. - , to sdrlse you or 70 innaenos YOU in
sAs masIsl- except on the Sial duTtng the
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10 FI.lII'1LU' INo ~ N0n1iOr mll INV I001
me .NDu iu .i.iiuauuus winch secured Co. Iim tine
Attugn' ..,'cut H.ship; ag. hr has uLeIdy I..u
Lart SEQ. and lot am liJ' hc ever received C. the
COZ .glc;ing parties, lit hits erynyel honor i..lcr
oLt more culit Ia tiC ta0tgrU oi ms dI-Ei'y l. {
~ hen, flag uN.. .y and, .4on aud uuits Nl.h ti,
irlendy o. NOitlluG lusar IN sendin. tnut ostIu.
Fuishcd and gccol,pli~hel aenllenuu t. fho Sauat,
NU-A act OF uisiu'orc4ts yncss would make mani
fest huV utarY ur loves &le rcIatHlun Ol niA ua.
tive .1ato, ina round beautifully IL atory Oi Lis
liC. lu'ies Il would be some atone uent for nis
past C1uinct 10 ABij Parker ana be re1 tchng In Ina
own lie tl2t PARAGON OF patriotism and unsc AslI-
ness nc is 50 ond of ttreehng at full length IN nIs
, IditIeal oratI0ns,
+GARl.ps hiIse / tho model thai As cUsss
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the folio nr HInt7ueutei
First lu.t u,, Llir1-e. had interview WIN tho
referee Delorc gJuscbtug refer az case to am tnd
then cautioned Inn about weighing the Htatemen'g Of
lnesses, &c, 10 which the rcftrse rephod that he
would zee thN equity was done
krcond-lhtt shtle iie cause wle In lgre.e ihe
refc spoke 10 him Lldrdge freely Of the WortHss
mesa OF tue defendants testimony.
Thrd-Ihst on the yery day OF ne summing NJ the
re ieree albo spoke to him neely TO the effect
R1uIth-lhAt ABOUT this time he. Eldridge, loRaed
the referee also In money.
Fifta-1hat soOn amer he Fldridee met the referee
the corner OF Broad and Wall strects, when ghe
referee said he was gong to md fOt 4ie plainih.
szth-1hAt ne met the referee again al tne rcerves
once when referee said mat he ahOuld decide fr
the plaintiff stating that The defendants account was
plainly false one, and deta nag long oonVenatol
with he referee.
Beventh-That Eoon AiterwGrJ he net the referee m
the street. when he again spoke OF the case,
ElGhih1hat after ward the referee called on him, g.
drdge at his ofice, and again sad that he should hfd
for the plaintiff
Hinth-ThRt afterward they met ana Weat into Tread
Wells reIreshDieHs, when tie referee re-
peAted the aAms statement
Xftervard the referee asked both counsel 10 sem
thai MS fees should be nxed al z oeran sIu %hiea
he, EldridRe, considered erorhttant and Mhkedy
outrageous but that ne signed oonbe8t 10 that effect
A1teTWaTd the EsleSee Iound for tle deieIda1~.
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Pacific Coast.
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TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
mRnKAFTRRx

enforce % tho lcttor Ordinance "
No. rs, entitled IAN Ordinance tot 4s.s|
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Be taken out and shot, or otherwise slaughtered,
In accordance with law.
ii. CRANDALL, Town Marshal.
Gala Hil nef 4 1R1l al.n
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r Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
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JACOB BECKER, Proprietor.
2old Hill. Oct 9th. 1871. o25-u
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PIONEER BAKERY

O'WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND =
~ / am prepared 70 moot tho oncmyi r
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isLOsvo' q g Bread. d....................a@S g g
......s...ss...-.... ~
pIRS. CAKES. etc, also at reduced prices
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o WOOD sTEALERs.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

oPRICH OF COUNTY TREAH-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
3. c. r. & m. r. z.
Contract Let for Grading Road to
% Cedar Falls. ~ #,6s


The contract for the grading of the
Valley Road from Waterloo to this
city, was let, last Saturday, to Messrs.
Barnum g. Co., and 200 hands were adj
vertised for Immediately. Dirt COM
menced flying last "Wednesday, and
the contractors propose to push the
work rapidly. Mr.. Barnum informs
us that there will be $50 men at
work, on the several sections, by the
first of next week. Mr.. Traer was
in town this week, and informed us
that Judge Green, who is now in
New York, had despatched him that
the iron was purchased to complete
the road to this point. The depot loca-
ton is now the chief center of inter
est. 1t will soon be decided, but thus
far there has nothing definite been
done i'm that direction. -.a -=@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Diseases that progress rapidly 10 erlsis are rot
the only ones 10 ~ dreaded Canler az ary rnt
does not biast tree as suddenly AZ a stroke of
hghtning, hut unless arrested. II destroys n AZ
certainly; aud Ia like manner chronic debility.
although 1t does not kill with the swftncss OF
yenw fever, u az surn toEsap the sprfnyg of lig,
eventually a. any acute disease II not checked bv
invl2oTating medication. There II something In.
eNpressibly touching In the spectacle of prcrna-
lure decay. baugaor TAILOR, cancellation, dppres.
zion d spSlt and aistaste for cxertion, are It's
ordinary syEtoms, ana they should be promptly
met by tonic treatment, Tie best lnyigorant and
exhiiarant that can be administered in a case Of
this kind IL hostetcr's Stomach Btters, The
stimulating principle Of the preparation rouses
The dormant energies Of the fystem, and the
strengthening and regulating properties give A
permanent ana heallhiul impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. The falling anne
Title Il re-awaEenet. the process OF diyeptiop and
a4sitplhlon are gnirkeued, the qImlty}o of the
blood Is improved the secreti0ns become moro
natural GnI every organ that contributes to the
nourlrhInont Of Tho body undergocs sanitary
change. BY these means the repair Of the physi-
cal structure V elleetsd and lis health and yigor
restored. In no class OF diseases has the beuif.
cent operation Of the Bitters been more marked
and striking than In th0ar Characterized by gem
eral debility and nervous pFostraion Ladies aE
f8cted With these Elmeh!s md III this most whole
some of@tonicsS anti cUrettives Tho ssfcpt and
snroFt means Of relief 1t is strong to restore and
poweriehs To hjarea Sucil ia Che uniform tcsti.
mony OF ''cl1uds Of witnesses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

ATrENT1oS.-There VIII b6 Il meet
ing of the Iowa Central Band, Fri
day evening, at O'clock, at the
store of #. N. Chase. All the mem
bers are requested to be present.
+. N. CHASE,
GEO. EBERHART, President.
Secretary.
Cedar Falls, Aug. %, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

ID. M. VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Gen
eral Reed of the ID. V. II. II. Co,
writes to friend in ort Dodge that
1.-The work between the Junction and
Fort Dodge has all been let, to be
completed by the first of October"
That the contract has been let to
men who have never failed to come 10
time" stephen Powers, who re-
sides near the Junction, and has seen
the men at work between the South
Lizard and Fort Dodge. il willing to
bet high that the cars of the Id. ". II.
X. will be running into Fort Dodge
inside Of sixty days. There can be
no doubt now Of the honest inten.
tons of the Valley Company.--NorM
West.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

WASHINGTON, Iowa, June 4, 1870.
Received Of the Washington Liz
Insurance Company of New York
through their agent. Mr.. o. Fl
Graves, one thousand sixteen ant
eleven hundredths dollars. that be,
ing the amount Of policy With divi,
dend additions, on the life of my
husband, Rev. A. Conner. | cheer.
fully bear testimony 10 the prompt
and Eentlemanly conduct of tie
Company and their aCcpt, in the al.
| Istment of claim, aud recommend
all who desire the benefits Of Life
Insurance, to secure a policy in the
Washington.
MARGARET w. CONNER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

YIELD OF BARLEY.-Thos. r.
Robbins, of this county, had seven
acres of barley which yielded 249
bushels. Would it not pay farmers
generally to sow other grain rather
than depend entirely on wheat? We
beiieve liz a variety-if one misses
the ether may hit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Mashington Life Inanrnnnn Co

Washington Life Insurance Company.
G. II. Harlacher, the agent at this
place for the Washington Life In
surance Company, furnishes us with
the following certificates of the
prompt payments of the Company,
and sure adjustments of all their
losses:
MARENGo, Iowa, July 6, 1870.
Messrs. Wright, Richie & Co, Gener-
al agents Washington Life Insur-
dace Comp0ny:-Allow me to ten
der you my thanks for the payment of
claim, under policy No. 1I,770, of
81 ZOO, on the life of my dear depart.
ed wife. God, in his providence, has
deprived darling babe of It's best
earthly friend, and this money shall
be sacredly devoted to the rearing of
the little orphaned one. Another
example of the wisdom Of securing.
while we may, policy on our lives.
Our experience i'm the Washington.
warrants the assertion that il j. good
"a the hest. To our friends, NE SAY,
insure in the Washington.
J. n. w. RUMrLE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

NAPoLEoN.-It is difficult telling
just where the French Emperor is
We have accounts only for the past
ten days:
At Chalons, at Metz, left the coun-
try, dead, gone TO Paris, dead, at
Chalons, sick at Rheims, dead. at
Chalons. During all this he Is sup
posed TO have abdicated. Ii he can
stand all these reports he'll do.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. J.. CuIe
met with serious accident while
moving on his farm, south OF
town, "Wednesday afternoon. A colt
in the field came about the horses
he was driving and he stepped in
front of the sickle to drive it away.
The horses became frightened by his
demonstrations toward the colt and
started, the machine cutting one OF
his heels entirely off. Drs. Pierce
and Robinson were Immediately
called and amputated his leg betw cen
his knee aud ankle Joint.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

DON'T KNOW HIM.-A number ot
the papers in the State are announc.
ing that Bishop Jones will preside
at the annual Methodist Con ference,
to be held in this city in September.
Please change it bretheren from
Jones to James, and you will then be
right ..+ ... A..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

ACCIDENTs.-C. II. Bull, Eel, liv-
ing west of town, broke one of his legs
last week, while cLffiing. We learn
from the Atlds that Late Wheeler,
of Fairfield, Grundy county, got sew
eral of his toes mashed in q thresh-
ing machine last week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

THAT BEIL.--The bell for the M.
Z. Church has made the landing
and will be ready to perform the fore
part of next week. 1t weighs, with
the hargings, about 5000 pounds,
and the tone is sail, by good judges,
to be very fine. 1t will be put in the
belfry of the church.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Henry Hayes Jacobs, professor OF
tuning and regulating piano fortes,
organs and melodeons. Thirty
years experience. Will be i'm Cedar
Falls September first to attend to
business in his line. 2lw3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

ANOTHER CEDAR FALLS PATENT.
Our townsman, III. a.. Evarts, has
just received notice that his applica-
ton for patent for an improvement
in Removable Shoe Innings, has
been examined and allowed, and q
patent will soon be issued to him.
Mr.. Evarts' improvement consists of
fur or cloth lining for boots or
shoes, which will go far toward do
ing away with the necessity of hav-
ing cold or damp feet. When the
patent is issued, we will give a more
exte nded description Of this inven-
ton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

To to Public. AL in want OF good
ripe Peaches, will bear i'm mind that +.
N. CHASE 10 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. A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

CONTRACT LET, The contract for
the grade work of the b., C. II. q NJ.
X. r.. between Waterloo and Cedar
Falls was let last Friday to A. ID.
Barnam 81 Co, conditioned to be
cenplelsdin 90 days. That's bust.
ness. WeIearn from Mr.. fraer that
the track of the Valley road will
probably cross the ID. & S. G. R, r..
near the brewery of Mr., Shelley,
passing through Cedar Falls on Iowa
street. Waterloo Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

Observation-Disclosures man -
What is the population of Water
loo? ?" Waterloo man : "Well, our
lowest estimate is seUen thousand v'
Davenport Gazette adds: "Thus has
Uncle Sam caused the pride of its
UeoDle to faII'-4 .335.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

TAX LIsT.--We publish this week
an interesting story by Treasurer
Whitaker, to be continued three
weeks. Our readers will find it re-
plete with fac;s rather than fancy
descriptions. Zen bear perusing
several times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

LOsT-A rat terrier, bob tail pup,
with longears, answering to the name
Of Zip" Information of where
about will be gratefully. received by
the editor. - .Tt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

look Rere.--It Is to yonr interest
to know that Il. N. Kellogg, at the
Good Samaritan Drug Store, keeps
one of the best selected stocks of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, &C., In the west.
Give him CALL