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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK

PORT OF NBw-YORK ........... June H.
CLEARED.
stsaHstirstv o. Anwerp Lh Glasgow Java Cook LaSeo
Bas man Retmlnd Sci Freenad Philadelphia Vulcan
" lsot. m ia srh.a. Nrreus Bear-e, Bostln. .
Rars-Ir-r Mortrea Danuebrog Jergeon, Corr ID
Brf->aaa scott, St Jo rs \ F. NahIe Rtler Guraiar NJ
sear-lr Johnson stanford; John Atwood, Gahaw JacHei;
5-org. i A t Sc. Port and
ARRIVED.
Steamship Washu1tol Liverpool June Queenstown
Stnh Of Dublin, Egnoa Liverpool Nay g. and QueenS-s
iGn- D. mise lH1
St,.t.lp rsl Jscuo Atkins, savannah, udse and
r.str C. Nluir gon. y G., naval stores
.rltorou-.. Armstrong from Liverpool Aari ~ mds
B.rk Marine Fillmore. Llttir Ghoe Bay tav. coal
Rrr r T. Tucker Tucker Arro7o p r lu DAYS sugar
>ehr latham Anares Oh Providence 10 aays
r. a.. , ,.,--
DOMESTIC PORT~.
Basrov June Peruvian Thompson MANILA has
P.1 from Ponce A.. L. Elizabeth, from Prt41frncg 6att
IrE Cerfe1.. J1a Blake from Perlt nco' harr.- from
Irral: j. A. ,0onaa ke-os Hels from savannah Anne
L. NJ .-al Greve from Cape Ha'e' r.
W-eht run sagra; vrolt white from Cellrgo; Hattie = en-
tr lar.o A. bets from Galveston heu1eIiA1 from
4. s11ah. a. L Valentine savannah for Gloucester
FOREIGN PORTS
O-rgvsr0w CITY or BroOa
Liverpool 4rrved here hs morning ihe iontr al =
D.. E..
yuaNpEai Jlre I4The steamship North American ron Qneooe
Lser,so. srI.vri % t.is lor; letsr-ay afternoon
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

WRpNESDAI. JrNE IS ..
NJ. f,- P-o-e via lssa8un o1,. per steamship y
80. f Pei q y Z cose Of the Post rhce 81 T. VI rutI--
M7 for PAID TN only ~ at Pier No 20 Nh snl Gloss
~ ocock 8. .,-,-,.., -, &c
Nd soaluou Bremen steamship America
- III rhr Hoo.-t close The Post +r 10 u VI St'ai'hp
Il AZ p m Supplementary Mail for pai refs only maze ll %
- AZ Iotoken ana Closed % 800 b o., A.,
Mi i- srsaa Nl,saa the Wet Intes pr steamship Mo
Vaa from PEE y r.. close q steamship sails al p H.
SATlE DAf. JrNE j..
f,- Bremen. sfe1fnshl ptu
- M OF rist H,o.eu close At POtOfce 4 NJ steamship
.s D. u Surrre1ta Mai Tor paid r,icrs only maze Sp oa
he Per 4 iofoseu. Ind closed 40 lfi p M.
Mis- s1 Ireland o1l Der Steamship CRY o. Washington from fef
a. :. n K ose a The Post Ohcr Al II a.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depots foot

l. X y l.
IL OF fOpt Of veny Ii -t ~ follow:
Throagh Express CEano-rsst at 10 a m, 3p p
~ leave Twenty thrlst a. - sfo
ami 55 AMI (av Ses soi improved Drawing Room
the 1850 train through to Betso connect
ug Al Hornesve Sleeping IOach through -
Gallon. sleeping Coshes VII aoeompany he $50 n
train from SuSluehsnna Buffalo the 30 ron Ne~ fofs
tram rom Se~.York - Rochester boeo AID
Cincinnati Al Eniyrani leaves daily at IS
For Port Jeryis AL Wy -l:D AMI 4:3 iTsen hra
is H.. anu 4:l5 D. M
AMI Sun!a a lot Twenty thrl 8:l3 A. a.
For Wsy. al sJJ Eentytri 'sl5 NJ
For krsiugh All Wav a. ~, IN aud AZ p IA tlrrntg-
thiri-., 7.f5 rs aud AID ?. NJ
M 'll0 tIWenty-hr st .ll:H n
For Paterson AL Isenty IS o3
Has M Sis and o+5 From ChAian.rss St Depot a.
Gas lO:I5a IN II m sl:ts. 4:H, 5:l5 ands Is p
For Hia from Tspnty hri Depot n 20 ai
ll.4amt :i5 3:fj 54j and - - Prom Ohanberss
Drrot goo m y ~. l5 400. 1913 10 AMI tt;+5 P m
For Pie-popt AMI WAY from Twenty hrisi Depot
si5 m; I2:45 4:i 445 and 10 and saurisys
orlv fl2.pO midnight CHamDeFssL Dp0 30 M tI;U
t3: 4.l5 500 N. SATURDAYS only W 10 midnight
Tickets Tor pasage DaS1ng Room ao seepnz
Coaches FOR he cksz AMI transfer Of bag
Offices 24l SO and 90 BroSis.i
5 Chamterssi one hnnired SOC
- ami Thiraye Iarlem 33 Fulton Bosyn ePots Not of
Ctsnber.st TWenth hrist SH-lors No btehAngv
pace and Long Depot Jersey City and Of The Asn al me pnn
pal hotels g., w % p.pp
l. D. FUCKER. June I'm, WV n phhsr
General Superintendent. 1910 Genera. Passenger Agent
HArAr Por PernoDt AMI NYaek Ony
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rrEsnAr.s wEArHER REroRr-sAM


r rsss... 428 Sun j Moon 9.f2
WATER THis DAT
y Hook GOO 600 Coz lsan.... g;+5 Hel Gate ......ll:Jo
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4
f.NN AtiAAOAB. I'd. :.
MORRIS AND tSnKX DIVISION


Depots New lorA, BacasL AM foot Of ChropheS
SUMNER ARRANGEM NTN commencing hOSDAi AP1 H. IT'D
EMPIRES, VI III TRAIN converting D~nre Sito boon
Branch, Dover Chester Branch Ws'erco Eih se'si
Newol, Va hingou With the D. l. an '" X
Gap, 5urg GrsAi Bei bn shi"s syra
bo"aso~fg
ant elAWAre Hos z his -. .
II:4O n LaHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Sesas Morris
Pahpbug AMI Eason
Phillips Bel bel for b-lyhsrs &c All
Nth R. Bethlehem Ahsaorn hao,A Chunk, AMI
Wisestaue
s0p m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
R. At Raeroo and WAssiugoa D., l., ADd
W R. r OF Water Gap srou 'sl1g and Scranton -
$3.50 D. IN FACKErfSTOWN MAIL eonDecs u Boonon Cbesss
and SUSSEX RaroaiS i,
For MORRIsTowS sts ilo l4o n 2o ';a 40 80 and
e:+Op m.
20, orange al SOUTH ORANGE 60, I'D 800 1000 ADD
:2O m 100 go $40, 42 $50 500: 900 go 800 Aad He
n. "a o ~ =, ~ .,ooo ,o.,o ia.
lsi and II:,O 'lt 2.0, '2J0 3B $40, $3.50 40 4:5,
1850 $40 5:2, 5:J. $500, 'oO go 80, 40 a0a lI5
Trains marked SOP Bat Newark.
For BLOOMFIELD AOATCLAIR, st $50 add II 90 sot
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y NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
STATE OF NEW YORK
TWELFTH. NINETEENTH TWEEN SECOND NARDS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Ne West Forty f1urth-st
EOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ruaance Of aw that hsve
pre " th The ANNUAL LIST Of INCOMES for the rear
l en4rstel ARTICLES Tor lie ending n rch J. l6f and
tFt1AL TAAEa TT the year enng Msy l1l tai Tie taIes
Ntr.oa have 1out due payable and that will attend peona
y 3pul v reeve De SINE a. m1 0do No % Nest Font o1th-
o. csis 'eues e1cY from the 20 sv Of June and including
ID ION Gay a. !al, 100 ttvee- tle bo1rs Of and III
Al porous s-o shall Bgec tay suns dD them respec-
lively accorhg DE hsts s0resAd xl
soas La ~ - Ssuzluss presented By IA.
wv A DAZZLING.
Ess-Yori Juns ~ lS.O
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CT. AUGUSTINE. Florida -" MAGNOLIA
- HOUSE," Er SALE RENT-Ts dizhsul hotel scomH, AZ
IN l 20 ~ erson hardomtl repaired all NhN Ii
THROI GHOGr offered Tor argLn th owner beng IN
health Immediate possession PHILIP ) RAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-15

~ 1-ss M al us fcrt arr rruesI
The NeH-lork Asscate frss on" 10
-rsoas exhibiting tbe written ut-orv Of j. y" snotoa General
guf Ntrs -s r JgIr1Il OF t0Hmere ltfe IhhuNt
4lrI r..s L.eH.nJ Post foTnfr11 4 fritf >f4
z~sg IOrl D7H0krai shou also be ael'efe- OILY 70
be ssrl . r-u
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Real estate TO grthdnee.

rINO EXCHANGE for City or Brooklyn House
An elegant NTRT RESIDENCE; Improvements; ~
$500; mOrtgage -htp one hour I'D NeAJersey
AiIrs. owner. WILLIAM II. H.. Tribune OAce
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Jnicrnal Rcpcnue.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES INTERNAL
~ KBglNtE. SIXTH COLLECTION bISIRlti SIAI6 OF
AhWl comr-..G the Nh H. F EEN L. all SiA LIN II
VAED> O. H. tIll OF NtW-lOkh
Aoaoe gwen pursuant laE t5s have received from the
Subject 10
tbe provide Internal Revenue - support tie Govern
puJLc de1t and kf other purp@es ap
ID retO; that he dui >
become due and PAYABLE and that
ate si.oas. d.yuy tbe collection Of tie a.
sc. I'D Fourteen 81 corner kEhi--ave daily Sunsays *
d 30tl Of June. 1870 ncu
eyv v-sl of a an oeSck The lsts
Taxes Bu.nesst lrAQe',
PREDECESSORS and Billiard Tables Gold Waebes
6o silver Plat en.ag Apn 1911, AM the tAIs
iIclr-s fo- 6 p ending Dee q. l5o4
geus 81 81 B-c, The due by them re-pecely
Ior. ~ 70 H. @ AFORESAID hereby specbo1 Will be
Nm Il WHITE, Collector
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NC ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD;, yvxr
On and aer MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains sn eag, James Snip 40
follows:
s:pa n Greenport ard Sg HArbor NAL Trsin.
Train, AL nerDeiate sons
1900 Her "
$50 b. u Grsenport and sag Harbor Express
$50 .. n. korthpor y pres
$50 .. m. EortbpOr az Train.
6:3Op m For North Lip and intermediate stations
ienpstsd SUNDAY rars o hosiVn
Poi1t AZ a I, M All ID. m J D. BARTON Supt.
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- = Steamboats, vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave ves-
al foartsta landing al fonsers
(Syaek BY CoIens West Pont Cornwall
Puughkeepe Rheb Bristol Cass Hnison and Ne
~ broaiyaage N connection nth the
dsy boat Will leave nva At Albany cmmencing Jane l for
Sprngs Ser YORK and for Cherry Valley he
steamboat SENECA will transfer from Albany % Troy eS
and checked By Dods Express Ohoes ~ bro.
md IL Erno.lAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-15

i2120. Dalton at. Gilhsrtson.
/ lS3. Webb AT. RuckeleW.
Ii26l Arctic Life lns Co. sgt Aus
IN.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
Mississippi.

A correspondent writing to the
Chicago Tribune says the State OF
Mississippi has neither debt nor
credit. 1T repudiated it's $3,Ots.-
GOO Of debt hefnre the war, by the
aid Of JEFF. Davis interest. and IL
cannot borrow cent i'm any market
of Christendom. This is standing
test Of scripture for communities
which squint that way. Mississil p
ia getting no capital except thai
which passes across its te Titory on
Alabama and other railways. The
Governor, Blcnrn, il n pleasant sort
of a man. with propensity To spscu
late, restrained 10y the rules Of equity
Senator A mes. the incoming srn-in
law of Ben. Butler, was elevated tn
his place 10y the unerring mid of pre-
Stunning bsyonets kindly boosting
him from below. Men who think
honOrs gained la that way as legiti.
mate rs any other have only to buy
q new pair of trousers and wrap the
drapery Of their couch around them
Revcls, the other Senator, was fairly
chosen In difference to the co ored
vete. and he has distinguished him.
self over his Southern colleagues by
being honest"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
Hon. Chas. PomerOy.

The Story County Representative
publishes the following communica
tisn from s.. III. Taft. of the Hum.
boldt County Democrat. 1t was
written 10 the Marshall Times, but
Chaplin could not see II, aud refused To
publish. We believe in giving every
one a show. Its q free fight. This is
the letter:
ED. TIMES :--Will you permit me,
through your columns. to answer -
question, which has been many times
asked me since my return from
Washington, where ] sa lately spent
a few days. viz: What is the stand
ing and influence of our mpnitier oi
Congress the Hon. &. Ponierov.
The testimony OF all with whom |
convRrsed, both Senators and Mem
beers. VA, that Mr. Pomeroy has ac-
Quilted himself with signal is'i"nt
and ability. and has attained II posi-
ton Of influence rarely attained by n
rrember curing their first term
That the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict Of Iowa is ably represented i.
the prevailing opinion AT Washing
ton. s. III. TAFT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
THE GAZETTE
CEDAR FALLS, JULY 1, 1870.
State Convention.

The call for the State Conventio,
We publish in full ON tirat page. BE
inr called for TIE 18th of August, i
will necessarily make the canrsss 1
short one. That il certainly dss''"'
bic. The long political contests re
suit I'm no go,d 10 the party. TIE
convention will I've one of great I'm.
portance to the State. Aside from
the three COngressmen mt Large. Il
II he so decided in time, there are te,
Offices To fill. Judges Cole and viii.
liams viii doubtless I've fe-numinai.
ell to the Office of the Supreme
Court. Hons y. d. Chase of Ham
ilton: 7. @. Day, Of Fremont, anG
w. Il. Miller, of Johuson (whn's
hep are spoken of for the third
For Congressman at Large, Their.
were just thirty-eight candidates
when last heard from.
Hon. John Russell, nf Jones Co..
II il generally admitted. will he
nominated tn the office of Auditor.
Col. Elliott having luug siure signi
fed his intention not to be randi-
date. We hope efforts will I've made
to secure full delegations from all
parts Of The State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
From the Country.
HUDSON, June 26th,

HUDSON, June 26th, 1870.
EDITOR GAzETTE:-SIR-it il net
easy to say just what you want to.
oil paper. these sultry days, with the
Thermometer ninety seven In the
shade. The grave question with
your correspondent, il how to Keer
Cool. and how can that be done witlI~
out the aid of ice, soda founts and
the like. The various expedients re-
sorted too, by the Denizens of this
valley. in the interlude of daily toll.
Ia 10 seek the grateful shade of cot.
tonwood and maple and there enjoy
the untsm~d breezes as they pass by.
This little burg (shout all of which
IL the nams) located out here in the
valley of the Black Hawk, equal dis
lance between Cedar Falls end Wa
terloo, IN surrounded on both sides
~ the above named stream, with
handsome farms. In no section of
our county. IL there more thrift aud
enterprise displayed In agriculture.
than by our own farmers-and just
now our feldr are waving In the
glad sunlight lsdened with the grove
ing grain. which i'm few weeks. we
hope will gladden. our hearts with u
golden harvest.
Our citizens of this community are
preparing to celebrate our coming
national day, in III old fashioned
style. ia a henutrful grove. one mile
west OF the residence of Mr.. Cotierei,
Esq. There will he music. good
speeches, and plenty to eat. In the
afternoon, the Two rival Base Ball
Clubs, will contribute to the epter
iniL ment. Ivy playing match game.
Our Sabbath schools are doing fine
Is, With an increasing Interest rs.
pscially the one at J"ckeytowH, UNI
der the able management of Mr.. Far
ris.
-. Our district school. taught by Miss
COtterel, Is one of the most Interest.
Ing In the county. The above nance
lady, has given ample assurance to
her patrons of her ability to teach
the young idea how to shoot. in the
right direction. More Anon.
]. J. l..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
General Items.

The Repoiution denies, editorials
~, the assertion that women are
naturally liars"
Wouldn't you to like to rent n
Newport villa? J. Gould has just
engaged one for eleven weeks, and 1t
only costs him eleven thousand dol
lars.
President Grant will take his
Fourth of July this year in quiet
little celebration at Woodstock, Com
necticut, and will have Henry Ward
Beecher to help him.
"A married women from Worces
ter, Mass, followed her husband to
Hartford, whittier he deserted with a
young girl. aud instead of making "a
fuss entered into u compromise by
which she received $3.50 cash aud il
to receive S. per week hereafter for
her support.
"A correspondent tells us OF sur
veyor who was sent up into Maine
after a freshet to locate some mill
property. and who. finding the mill
swept away, sent the following laco-
mic dispatch: II can find dam by a
mill site, but can't find any mill by
IA Id sight"
In no country in the world is
adultery SD severely dealt with AS in
China. A married woman near
Shanghai recently had formed a
guilty alliance, and cnnnived at the
murder of her husband by her lover.
The crime was discovered, aud the
woman nailed at full length on he.
husbands coffin aud left to die.
james Gordon Bennett and
Horace Greeley are both dangerously
i'll. Mr.. Bennett. il is believed, will
not live many weeks. He is now "a
years of age, and is afflicted with
neuralgia govt. He however de-
clines TO send for his sou. for fear of
Interfering with the Yacht race.
The warm weather of the last few
days had such an effect as To cause
his friends greaS alarm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
A REAPER THAT BINps.-Step nv

A REAPER THAT BINDs.-Step by
step advance Is made In the improve
mpnt of harvesting machinery to
tighten and cheaper the toll of the
farmers. First. the mere cutting of
the grain, then the platform to
gather il i'm y bundle, next the self
rake to- perfom the labor of u ma"
In hauling il off aud now an attach,
ment which enables two men to ITO.
in binding, the ordinary work OF
four. Nj. Samuel Johnston. of the
firm OF Johnston. Huntlry & Co, OF
Brock port. n. Y, and the inventions
of the Johnston Harvester aud the
famous self-rake, has succeeded i'm
perfecting u binding apparatus.
which was on trial last Saturday on
the farm of Mr.. Garhutt, Wheatland.
aud "Wednesday on that OF Mr..
Homer McVean, Caledonia. 1t con
sists of liz ut platform supported on
castor wheel, aud attached To an
ordinary reaper in the rear of the
driving power. The rakes sweep
the grain on to this platform instead
of the ground, aud an arm, working
with extreme simplicity and light
nes-, pushes IL in u compact bundle
M To two men who ride and bind
The whole binding apparatus is sim
ply All attachment, does not change
| The other parts or The working of
the harry ester i'm the slightest particu-
lar, and requires but the removal of
n few bolts To leave IL the ordinary
self raking nrer. The grain cut on
the DAYS mentioned, was winter bar
ley. and the spectators "er'ie'i
that two men riding and binding,
could easily perform the labor of four
working the usual way, or, in other
words. take care of all the grain n
| five foot sickle would cut. The
draft was not increased 10y the bind
er beyond the capacity Of two horses.
In It's trial against other machines
the Johnston harvester showed
plainly its ease OF draft, adaptability
Ia ali kinds of reaping, and IL was
specially superior in taking up had.
~ lodged grain. It does this per.
iectly .-Rorhester Democrat.
The above strictly corroborates the
many fiattering recommendations OF
this Improvement. The Johnston
Binder" has been thoroughly tested.
When added to the machine, the
whole is easy draft tor two horses
II does away with all CANVASS and
belts. making u clean division be.
tween the bundles. Two men rid
ing, can tie the sheaves which are
nicely Taked uroE the platform for
them. See advertisement on fourth
page.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

IT is said to lie good marksman
thar can knock u midYe's eye out a
hundred yards off. And an editor
that can get up such list of candi-
dates for Congress in she Sixth Dis
trict, rs appeared ia the Cedar Falls
GAZETTE last week, must wear
specs" of the most powerful magni
flying qualities; ar else he's All inc"r
rigihie joker. Which Is it Snyder
- Webster city Freeman.
Neither. Bro. Hunter. No ''specs"
required to see candidates for Con-
gress now days. Why the half has
not been told! ThesFt. Pillow mas
sacre will be- nothing compared with
the scehe ut FIT Dodge on the Goth of
July. Look out that you don't get
swallowed up. You may fish, but
don't 20 near the water"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01
City Clerk.

COUNCIL HALL, June q, 1870.
Special meeting City Council.
s. A. Bishop, President Pro. Tenn.
Presiding.
Pres-nt-Stilson Hunt, Benjamin
Andrews, Overman. Thompson, and
Bishop.
ALsent-Gregg.
Chairman of Street Committee re.
ported upon the gutter and curt
stane on the west side of Main street,
between I'd and 3rd streets, aud re
commend that We start at the corner
of ID and Main str ets, on grade a.
now established. and run Al inche.
to Ihe center Of the block, and then
gradually descend, until it reaches 8, d
. rect. being g inches below that il,
the CENTER of the block.
On motion the following resolu-
tIons were passed:
Pesoired, That the action of the
tiry Council, at the special meeting
of June 18th, in relation to the grade
of the CUTTERS npon Main street. be
r.cunsidered, and that the grade Of
tile CUTTERS he unchanged.
=. Resotued, That the curb stone
on the west side of Main street
atong block two, be laid level and a,
an elevation of - and 44-l00 fee,
above the detum plane established
by Ordinance i5. and that the walk
he placed in accqr,iance Herewith.
On motion Council adjourned.
5. A. BISHOP,
Attest President Pro. Tom.
@. L. MILLS,
City Clerk
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

Tooth ache proceeds from ague
in the face, operating upon the ex
posed nerve Of u decayed TOOTH
Rub the gum thoroughly with the
finger, wet with Johnson's Anodyne
Linimen', heat the face well AMI lap
flannel wet with the liniment on,
the face, also put little of the Iini
m-nt into the cavity of the tooth OH
cotton
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

SOME Gle! ious tributes to Charles
Dickens have appeared in American
news papers, and much fawdry.
wretched stuff like tiie following,
from all Ohio paper:
Like bright star that he was, he
feil-fell suddenly from the eInpyreal
heights 10 which his fiue genius had
borne him. Rut the trail of HE Clio.
rs remains. . fadeie~s h0feaIis. to illu
mine the land lhar gave him birth, to
brighten aud gladden. the skies that
bend benignanlly over his tomb
over bis native England,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-07-01

The local editor of Columbus,
Miss, paper having recently got
married, contemporary says :
"May his father in. Law die rich, and
enable poor Stephens to retire from
the printing business and set up a
cake shop At = -si,@sy stattor