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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

'''''~' ~F'b 800 'N'f-s
II at once relieves and invigorates all the vital
functions. without causing, at any time, On Ender
any Circumstances, sthe sfgh;est fntaFy 60 any OF
thtm
The most complete and uniform Success has for
many years .atlsndtd ne sse in Trance. and in
France and IN some portion. OF the tnited STATE
and it Is COW offered TO the general public. with
the most absolute conviction that il c&n never fail
to accomplish al that II claimed for II.
II j. harmless in the extreme. at all times. Gnd
uuduP Ill circumstances: anda il uneaualled by
any remedy yet known 10 the world where ptIr-
gatiye i Indicated. rgtr ssEsEwgr.s# All sHsr
Ieares The organs entirely free from irritation and
never IN the slightest degree, oyertaxes or exctes
the nervous rystgIn.
Ia Bilious Disea.es, Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Ii i. thc grand Puriacr of The Blood, ana hence
cannot mil 10 eradicate rom the systIn ScrtJLa,
ErySipel0S. SIT RhsUR' taAksF, dstd cot0Et0Rs
EFrPfi0rg generally, KrFegalgr, Or rant 0r DIP
pefife, COliS. coughs -4SthmI. BrOHchnis, Ga
tarFh. collie PIiaS. DidrrhaG. WGfeF-brash, Sour
Of M sd1ie i: Impure brsafl, aizsiiesf. syapa-
hetir NERVOUS, or Sick ReGdIche, rheumatism,
GOm and limitations Ia all J0rTHS.-these and all
kindred diseases can always be trkokiY cured or
greatly rsliers 81 by tls mild vet powerful remedy.
General Debility eilh is inseparahle accuisp4-
nlmenis .-mrntal and phys!cat,-sIiCh ~ gresA-
sickness tqssiiadt ut mud and body, drolgoiaesa,
iadtspgSitiOn u ersr.iSe tgeaaeSs II Ire limbs,
fseitHgs Of Encouragement, 3tsp0E1eisrg and dr.
tFHst.-all disappear under it, magic influence.
IL fc1nlAteH anu luNl-ofatEs itt' DoAfNtr II u
antidote for obstinate e0,Iiyeness aud piles:
gives renewed vigor =. the stomach: ryokes the
action of the liver: Uisripttcs the yellow die Of
iaundice and cradicatss from tho skin, billions
spots or mould moth and frccklcs.
f. exCites the hiducys to renewed, vigorous and
healthy action; and j. certain To ing prompt re-
lief IN all cases OF Diarrhpa and Dysrnicry.
II j. eminently effeCtGal in thu cure eff all dis
eases Of children: however iniantiie, especially ir
collie, worins. aud IRRITATION aad iretfulners while
fesf hing. e. as aasr a y s. $50 81 &
As Dinner Pill or Digester, il l. second to
none other. taken with the food II operates a. a
general Elterat IKE, whereby the eBtire impaired
organism il stimulated To renewed energy aud 10
healthy vignr and vitality. u ~ extensively
used by the + seGity a convenient and thorough
cathartic having no action other than the one in
tended. ~ s:Et by mail OIL receipt OF price and
postage, viz:
I Box, SOFAS Postage. @ gents,
5 Roxees 100 - - 50 rs g
II ID sold by all dealers in drugs and medIcln =.
and by TURNER 4 TO. sole Proprictors, 40
, TIRE MONT ST, boston. MASS. FOWL
20 - EsI4 .Hf f#E #.|-###E ff@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19
Feathers.
cenrs' Furnishing c pods.

DROWNsOv. HAYDEN & Co. Specialize ~
I'D HbyC. Washington and GrHyr CGilar- and
Cufs. shirts. Sya-ls, Bows ard Tics, D. NJ chigan
Ave. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

Il is m t-xpstla "a Rssfsr 7 g. 81 cazcs nf NJ.
rllG7 FIcial- o'tcn cG.ctjHr perfect cur ID Il
luan twenty frur Lours. from the Ust OF 10 more
NJ NJ ar soria a Neura1gia crNevsns Disease
assfaflea 70 sAola 10 tthis wanderal remedial
Even IN the ssverert cescs 81 Chronic Neuralgia
aua general nervous dPrip. samCHts.-n Eaai. y
vears stautlinsaiIcct ny he entire -ysie. its
TpF few davS. or u ftg we Is 1T thr utmost, at
WAYS affords The most astOnirl ne F'lief and very
ruely fails to produce complete ard permanent
gre aE-..
Il Contains 20 drugs or other materials in the
81 ltu.t d"grc luxurious. even 10 thc most deli
cate sArlgm. and en- always b. Used "ith RECT
II fEs lore b.rt in constsnt use b. many Of our
nn.t mia sui ply Cians Ia gly.u th'ir unrhi-
m1T~ avid unsq laled arproTHi. The following.
among many ii our best ctiz"ns testify 10 lis
Having ~ al Dr Turner's Tie lDoa'aregr ar
| f5trsrst SsHTdt, N PH p"r-ouaiy a q 10 El-
rnsruus ir~ianc recnmrlendrd " to patients SUI.
fcring With neural-lai have faund IL. wilHout an
,VCrpliOn TO accomplish ali the prs pfictOrs nav"
cGrirn I'D. t. DILLINGHAM; Dentist.
Winter Street, Boston. FEB 15tn. isa''.''
Mr.. j. II. II. Story, for many years an apo'l"ce-
in The pit,I apartment under the U ) Govern
n.n' ti:us speas~ of II:
Il have known DR. Turner'S Tic DoHiOureUE or
| Universal Nsara ga PIN for twenty wears. haze
! sold II and u-ed il prr onHily. anil have never
anawn nf case vL-r, Il d u0i give relief Cue
tuner .lays n Old q hey seal! pot y. vthont II
.
! reliable and yaliGOI. n"tl~ .Or neuralgia and
nrrvou- Gis"asts ir IN wofh
! MEssR,. TrRS ER 4 co =. -
For long aiIla, a In smheT Of ms family bas sui
farnd severely with \, uFllgta. The pain was al
J most unet:uraLln W. treh various medicines
without succcss. \ few months siucc. Nc began
the Of your Pill IL has proved per ccty success -
tut. and no trace az the disease remain. can
| gladly recommend your remedy 10 all sutirrers
| from Neuralgia.
Respectfully yours. F.W. PELTON.
/ B1stOn, March %, 1870. COHRcttOF al Lar.
Sent by Inallo sipt Of price aud postage.
/ One package $tN0 Postage cents.
Six PaC kaEes 500 q
| Il is sold by ~ dealers in drugs snd medicines
arfd nv TURNER j. Co. > Sols Pruprietu.s 40
FREMONT ST. BOSTON, MASS. 1gwI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

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The Educational Gazette for one year confaT-s
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

AT Quincy, ILL., on the 13th Inst,
Jno. Davidson finished his last " ak
ing-105 mfEes without sleeping. OF
stopping to ent. nHls'iife is ,ltspaired
of rafaiy SIS having already set'in. l'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

} "A witty exchange al!pdess totthe
9Th census as!''The most obstructive
epidemic that has ever visited the
country" and says il las swept off
lTj 600 people III ST. Louis alone. } q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

"A Kansas man took arsenic for
,rattlesiiate bite, and ii cured him.-
His funeral took place the next day
B et3ug4Go3 }stT9gEb ad} pHa s9HE2.3Ts'
, The Prince hass agsiR gene 10 sthet
front. Who'll care for mother
moo Sp als@ " an 3oi5Rla4Ug "a.E-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

|. Napoleon il sqidt have deserted,
Nancy for just cause and provoca-
Lion. ~ fTlgiITm a.tt rIgaT8ods
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

The sound of battle is bringing
the Empress cari6tta "a" her senses
again. ~ sad rRrg 80 Hotnsa A.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

---Ionis Napoleon wishes to aideh-
.tify himself with the "NEarsefllaise"
i'm order. To be considered AS the ma.
. ~ @Ir lGEG Bt7Ea 90 - "a s88GtH@E .8@
tior al Jigla ,.s- ,. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19
nnnnhlican Jndicial convention.

A Republican Convention Of the OH Judicial
pistrf Of iowa. win be held at Independence,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

The Mormons found Nc'o Bpn
to talk up the evils of p0!ygamy.
brigham was too Young FOL, him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

, The Empress Eugene .nncnnc-
ed to the French soldiers thai tie
Whole nation Is behind them-yes.
tire Prussiarr nation. ...' .s# pa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

II IL sold by all dealers in drugs and medicin 2.
and by TURNER e to. sole Proprietnrs, 40
TIRE MONT ST, boston. MASS. InwI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

: "A young man at Evansville, In.
diana, started on q trip down the
river, hut as he was going on the.
boat, O young lady to whom he was
engaged to be married presented AN
a gumentin tile Shape or n revolver,
Witch induced him to abandon the.
proposed trip. 80 d. S','7s"' 10 @'s'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

Russia is getting jealous Of Prus7
s:a's victories, King Bill had better
lJ0k out. -.....,.l a.,
he New York Tribune Is happy
to ann6un, e that, tie Georgia LpEis-
lature have CONE 10 their senses. In
this State they .comdto their per
dieNl.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

A noted ocutfgt connected with
the Chicago Jousqqi, has been to
Niagara FMIs to sleok afta thetAta-
ract.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-19

In the Connecticut Legislature.
tire other day, tile Rev. Olympia
Brown received nne vo;c5for majnr
general Of the State militia. She
! Just came within one of not getting.
Io,,. E# =t.0s. ..8* IS ...f R#.E &C. ~
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
$ Cruel Joke CD

The following is from the Los Angeles Ners of February 18th :-
 Yesterday forenoon, a lady apparently tired her earthly existence, determined to put an end to her earthly troubles and she according, y proceeded to the drug store of Dr. Gel- cich, and requested some strychnne put up for her. On being asked for what purpose she proposed using the poison, she said she wished to kill some troublesome dogs Being refused, she next proceeded tv the drug store of Dr. |ollWeber and again preferred her request for strychnine The doctor thinking something wrong, put up some maguesia, with which she departed intent on accomplishing her purpose of self destruction She had proceeded bu a short ditance, when, undoing the "fatar parcel she commenced swallowing its contents de- cIar;ng to those she met that she had taken strychnine Dr. Gelcich var immediately sent for by those who had heard her declara- tious, and hurried to Ter assistence Mean while word reached Dr. WoIweber of what had happened and that gentleman sent word to the effect that the poison" the lady had taken could not by any means prove fatal, as, instead of strychnine, it was maenesia. At last ac- counts the lady was doing well, and will, if she still desires to retire to that ''bourns whence no traveller returns, have to make an- other trial
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
The Most Beautiful Woman ln wash
 ingt0n

A correspondent ofan eastern journal writes from Washington as follows =
 The house occupied by the Russian Lega- tion is one Of the most elegautIn Tn the city, and is very handsomely furnished, but We had little opportunity of noticing cur surroundings after we ware shown into the elegant paror, and our names announced distinctly. Immediately Nine de C4tecazy swept toward IS, and We were electrified by her beauty All the reports We had heard of her had failed 10 give US any idea cf her magnifcence She was dressed in ihs icl est of black velvets, made with l train and Ihe loose Turkish sacque she whore, of he same material, was heavily embroider- ed in gol1 Bnt ths rich trimming was scarIr more dazzling in eff .ct than her wealth of golden hair This, hair, which all admit is nltura in quantity as well as in hue, is of that anl in looking at it any degree of rapture SC ms admissabIe. And this superb woman has d complexion of remarkable clearness, and d perfect form. Then, too, the atmosphere of uTtS IS Sb"Nb ner, anu She mas eS one UnQer- stand what inste majesty is possible to beauty. Mr. Summer speaks of her as ''that splendid woman' and the adjective applies literally. But, alas she Is not an American, for she told as, with a very pretty accent. that she ''had not that honor" And she speaks out little Eaglist, and as we dared little French in her presence, eur conversation was of the most limited description. But she did her beat to entertain us, and amably used what English words she could command, and when we said it seemed rude in us to force her. stranger, to use our language, she protested "Oh nol'' she sad. T hope for the pleasure of entertain. ing all inc American ladies. though I am ashamed of my English Altogether we enjoy- el our call, andwss g adto have seen woman who made ineligible to us all these poetical rhapsOdies over feminine beauty, which we usually attribute to the inspiration of genius alcne.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

he bridge and fer the distance of mile above and below the site, exhibiting the depths and currents at all points of he same together with all other information touching said bridge and river Gs that may be deemei requisite by the Secretary of Wa~ 10 determine whether the sad bridge. when built will conform to tho prescribed conditiocs of the Gct, not oa- struct impair, or injuriously moiiff the navi- gation of the river ProUtde3 .fIrther, Ina the Secretary of War may detail all o,frer to superintendent the survey al Esmias.ioa o. said river with a view to said .ocg,ion,
 SEC. 2 and be it further enac5e, That the Secretary of War is hereby authorized and directed, upon receiving sail plan and map aad other informatio2, snd upon D ing satis- fed that bridge built on such plain LP'auJ and at said locality will conform to the pre-
 cribed cot dtion of this act, not L. obst usl im pair or injarioasiy modify the navig tn e said river, to notify the said corpor tiou, asso- citation, or company proposing r. elsci he same that ls approves the same; and ur9n receiving such not feation, the sad co gor,.- o association, or company nay pre- sd to the erection of said bridge conform:", rc't to the proved plan and location. But und, the Secretary e War approve the plan aao location of sad bridge, and notify ihs sad cor poration, associa'ion, or company of tne same the srid . shall not be built or commences.
 SRC 3 And be it further enacted, Tha fhe said corporation of the city of Portland n hereby authorized and empowered, sc far as Congress has the power to grant the same, to mak4 such rules and regulations fer tn cn-c ol sal i brd e, and for the reg Iation and co! leetion of toIis for crossing on the same a. they sha!l deem just and reasonable
 ApDroyed February ? 1878
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
eyed, Ffbru ~y 3. 1870

Ar. 6earg Ce'nn in his report, mention the discovery anier rhe Rocky Moua-aiis, ot a river many times larg-r than the Mississippi is course twice the aiss'ssippi's length ans gliding tbrou5s hs clean and Fssr rocky -e'- lars of the uphraved mouaarus, eaos, tae losses by alluvial atsocoucn and solar eyapo ration which diminish valley rivers l. takes along with it the sinking streams and lakes ct the mountains of Mexico, and with them per- haps by hundred mouths, debouches unseen into the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
ro7el, February l , 1870.

'sI giving ths consent of the United States 'ae cree ton ofa bridge across the Willamette 'sF ID Oregon. from the city of Portland to s east bank Of sad river.
 F itenac'ej by the Senate and House of 'e'enJatires of the United States of Amer. Congress assembled, That th- consen. 11- Unlted States is hereby given 10 'be
 'a'ion of the city of portland, ia the Sta'e 7son, to erecs, or cause to be erected 8 g. With diverging roadways and footways 'ouoIe draws, over anl 2crnss the Will 's rI'er, between the city of Portland
 ae east bank ot said river, at any ticle SIX years after the passage of this act "'si That tho said bridge shall be so ''ac'ei and built as not te obstruct, impair. '''i0asly modify the navigation of tie s and in order to secure n compliance
 As's conditions, the corporation, asso- ''' or company proposing to erect the Il pI''lous to commencing the ccnstruc- " tas bridge, ahall submit to the Seere-
 VI Mar plan of the bridge. with detail
 'P 'f the river at the proposed site of
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
pproyed, FebruaJy 1, 1870.

ACT o amend an act entitled "An act to I iuit the State ot Viyg mia to representation D the Congress Of ;he Y ,ited States" B. t enacted by the Senate and House ot
 resen'a ives of the United States of Amer lo Congress assembled, That wherever the oath is used ia the act entitled An to admit the State of Virginia to represeu a in the Congress of the United States,' .II De construed 70 include an affirmation;
 every person required by said act to take Pr ofthe oaths therein prescribed, who has gnas a. conscientious scrHples agains ! Ing an oath, may make ana file an sfirma>
 to the same pur ort and effect Propjded
 all tao pains and penalties of perjury pre- bel or sad act shs il apply also to any false fnston taken thereunder.
 Provel, February 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

That hoard of One Hundred Millions of Coin in the Treasury is an eye-sore We hold 1t chief Obstaele'io early esumption-mak- ing coin scarce in the market and scarce ia the banks, when 1t is our true policy to keep it abundant everywhere but in the Treasury Do hunt 1t cut, cast il cut and let us save the in
 serest on the bonds 1t would pay for, It is kept n the sole place where it will do nothing to- ward equalizing the values of Currency and Coin. Send it where it sill do good!- Tribune.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

A California contemporary relates an inci- dent through which few testers received a severe chastise uent fir insulting e young man @bo wss n search of a better half;
 'Hv paid visit to young lady that eYen- ing, and when entering her presence, and not til then, he discovered atta aehed to his coat skirt-a pigs tail Imagine yonng gentle ma upon bs ars' introduction to q young lady
 -and lady too who had out recently arrived ia these parts, and therefore, unused to our manaers--preseu such spectacle We are sorry to learn in connection with this that the difficulty is not yet settled but that pistols. knives, and other barbarous weapons are freely nentio aed as means of final adjudication.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
,Cf to prlraat officials in government en
 piOy.

.cr 10 protect officials in government em
 pioy.
 ss ite acted by the Senate and House oi ,rs.an. .s .,es ef'he United States cf Amer i. C5 esq assembled, That no officer or ir, ta. Unt,a s stsS government employ h. sng lmQ sobct contributions of fothsr In.s .r cn,.oysas m the govern service or present to those in superior of rositioa; shall any such oficia or cal super ors receive ary gift or present sr- o- pre.e tel tothem &s he contribution
 eia government employ receivin1 $ less v than themselves; uer shall any officer fl.-k m Ike any donation ss git or pre- 10 any official superior Any officer CT |. violating any O, he provisions of this ,aau be sar.rs7ily discharged from the -vaent employ
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
Approved, February ?, 1878.
A RESOLUTION to extend the port of entry 0
 tne collection district of New OrIean.

Resolved by the Senate and House If Repre- sentatiyes O. the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the limits of the port of New Orleans as port of entry be larged and extended so as to include all that portion of lha parish of Jefferson, lei bank, in the State of Louisiana, lying befweer he Mississippi river and Lake Pontchartra.n, and between the upper line of the parish of Orlaans left bank, aud The running paral~ el to-reto, comm encing at tie Mississippi river at the upper line the city of Carrollton, and extending to Lake Pontch4rtrajn.
 SEC 2 and ne it further resolved Tn t ths resolutions shall take effect from and after he date its passage.
 Approved, February 2, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12
Approved, February 2, 1870.

A RESOLUTION authorizing the Passport Clerk
 at the Department Of State to administer oa ths
 and afirmaaOns OF application for passports.
 Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre- senstives of the United States of America iu Congress assembled Ih>t the clerk in the De partnent of State who may from lime to time be assigned 10 the daty ef examining applca. ti"ns for passports is hereby authorized and empowered to receive and attest, but without charge to the ajHant, el ostls, affidavits, or affirmation. which are or may be required 57 law, CT by the rules of 'he Department of Stae 10 be made before granting such pass port or passports, aad such oalhs, afidavits, or aitirmations shal, be deemed 10 te made onder the pains and penalties ofpsrjury,
 Approved, Fgbru ~v 3 1870
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-12

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Boots and shoes.

Ny stock of Boots and Shoes consists o
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's cope
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS a
cost-all Of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

nv msa- james james Back, of Washington All,
no now an old man and hopeIessjy bSa - a AN
fnu ?flslna bowie knife, according fo ~ t.
R r., nishea Ina By the celebrated Cal praI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

The ,ublic are invited to give me call at
my STOP. few doors west of the Williams
Houserand examine goods and prices. will
do the est can to please all.
ADAM BLESER
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys' suits. undertaking, &C.. all of
which will sell lower than any ilousU OF
Milwaukee,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-14
Miscellaneous.

GREAr DISTRIBUTION. The Metropol-
tan Gift Company have made extensive ar
rangemcnts for their third Great Annual
Distribution, and their list numbers cash
and other gifts to the amount Of nearly
million Of dollars, among them are five humid
red and seventy cash gifts, ranging from
one hundred to twenty thousand dollars
each, also, Pianos, Melodeons, Sewing Ma
chimes, Knitting Machines, Gold and Silver
Watches, Silver ware, Jewclry &C., &C.
Every ticket draws prize and no blanks
arc issued. The tickets are each placed in
envclops, which, after being sealed are mix
cd and then drawn Unfortunately, SO that
the Company arc not aware Of the contents
of any envelope until the ticket is returned
to them. These tickets are sold for twenty
five cents each, or six for one dollar thir-
teen for two dollars thirty-fvc for five dol
lars: onehundred and ten for fifteen dollars.
As soon as you receive ticket, you enclose
it with one dollar to the company. and
whatever the ticket calls for is Immediately
fsrwared to you. The Company are aware
that their success wholly depends upon their
dealing honorably with their customers, and
having this fact in view they strive toplease
all who favor them with their patronage.
Circulars containing references and highly
favorable notices of the Press are sent free
to all Letters should be plainly addressed
Metropolitan Gift Company, Nos. 1913 and
l95 Broadway, New York. n:mi