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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
arDfe{lpr u. -. 4Vlot1Nng .

-getorta" IN eint r.tne ard,t.r. unb pur3.In.ShT.
hir pie re pou alien idaoldlfn iihsral
III. fauenoe bon Granter unb bon Itrjen uui9egehes
Rnb burd oisis Wsstn rgctorta" sdrilid weorberes.
feui tuurben. SD bats ss fir usin afidt uro 5ulbss
tst benz siamn'ten Yublitum bic 9roBs Grfnouna ntts
iutbeiien. SD earanttrs burt Sauenoe 3eugnisH.
oas biefs ngfetoria1 b6Isn 5aIs, sduroeAtsinoung.
pufifn ober 5eierse Dipbtberia. Cholera, GboIsrds
Worbus. Rubr, 5tarrb6s 3ahn' u, &opl'peb Nsurnl-
5a, Setten. nno Rifenldnterjen. Rrdiptt iaes poeE
0edielHsbsr. 8bsumattsmas, 9qspspis, 8ersentuna,
Gustidunssn, spilspthe arantbeiten, Biutprfopfun9
ALE Wasentranfbeiten u. !. tp. tiirtrt.
Die sgtetprta" III In allen Ipotbefsn Iu taben,
Srets 90 Stnts per Hlaiejs.
s5rofeNsr s. q. Mattoats
olleiniger @iaentbRmer.
Rr. s4b. Ga.Battimores, G1e ppn aunaraRe,
Baltimore. gRe
E.an lse Die nafNebenbsn trfannltds, auren tutIde
ourtb ben 9ebrautb bon Brof. q q. Dlaht6PS .8ies
tprDa bsipirft fppthen fino.
Sobann ssitboff Nr. 81, etIssFruee, urn tront.
ider Siarrbpe onrtt Bots;
BON lansiabrissr Ssspspite our4 l~st Glai&en bti
YS. q. 6rawtors, Rr. g, BunpFrnsr, RrbatI.ger.
oures % saiss he's naieiorpa tn 8aesn ''' '''''
6atharine Nppei, sir. $40. Sin.9 harIssiraBe, It's
Hantrien 9ais. ali iueIsm e sit orsi Ionatsn gein.
s'ssss s@nesmits m G ~. H. Shsapetterabs puro. bon
tsaT' Siia. NpSertion Baltimore aouutp spuro. BON
Rbeun,atismus uno DpspspIie asbeilt;
mRofes ,paines, Carroll Goantp, lpuros bon sIxtm
5dInlmen Antau bon Cholera. Utor6us gebeitt;
M tel,ast Sob. Tr. 25S, On.a,rarrafs iulroe burd
ben Ssbraud elmer Slaias oss ngeorp~ bon Rris nno
Rbeumaitsmus 9ebelt
Dtfplas Eteiu. G,runbeleertbumssN0sn CH.gal,
ti,nore{itaBe ,puroe pon eiuem bbln Dalie inrist.
fauleno Wneere fno oeu neri6teotlen aran'bsttsn
Al ,abireb rui lie bier aubuFibren, aehsIt uorbt.
S,rot 6. y. Maitbat tabr9iri AUD vSictprp fsz
IengeSs fir Smfien, @rfditunsen, <isitsrftit ,c.,
iptle bet ben Gonooren nno NpoDeern hbtrpI tu bes
ben fno. ..s
Depot Nr. 81, Fs8aitimoreItrabe.
Vile Wuiirass ntrben prompt ansarfibrt uno sntpt.
Der per Yof ooer grpreB mad allen &beiifu Der Yer
Staten oper europa usrunet Yrss osS sgIetotp~ 30
t42-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09

gbtlubsIpbta, g. Nprt - Ter ieitrGt Ont.
pfana pts giidois Woop, Der osbtn BON Hom ,uriit.
oeisbrt it, tanb aeern Wadmiiiaa In ner 9a,bebrale
inter grpBem Wnorange TAFT. 8ie Sttsrditit btgdnr
init entr YroIeitun rpslte Die e,tmmtrliraBe bnani.
alma ban In bic 49, StrnBe trbpa uno onruu burd bGs
Sauptportai in bic Gatbeorale ttntrat Blbot gBopo
tpar pon Dem Sottp. Charles 0'9bnn0r, bisber Wtte.
Rector ocs yNmeriean 9olege." unb oon BEN Spttp.
3ubn g. Gitoi begleiet. Der 6odlu e. :. q. Garter.
Der pdbreno Der Nbpe nbet hes Hihos Bibee iarotr.
pcrpeer aelpeien mar, eifete bel oem gotesbienlt.
Wls Der Wiitoi an Dem 9odaar drgelanat mar, btr'
ritte er elm titles @ebet unb Durbe bdrduf Ju itintm
Ihrore eefubrt CT bic Suloisuugen bsr @etlid,rit
empIiug, bic ben Bhosrtns tiiBte. Der bod1fp. aas.
g '9onf,or btslt bic BeWthtommungsrebt an 2ildof
ggoop Dtritlbe erutosrte, onb CO ibn btrttb trtue
piepcr unter pen Sengen iu iein. IS babe @ott &C.
fauen tbn init elmer dwersn ataa,bttt bsimiuiudtn.
bic tbu, Uitl Sdnerjen btrette babe aber aud Die tt.
ad,e jsinsr iruhetigtn Rudttbr gtusen et 9r wirpe
bucn ocrn dusIbribe Vtiiibeilpnesn iiber ods Goni
MADDEN dbst es lei alleu Dttettpern oss 9pnils pom
YapvC bic yetpftbns dueru8i iporpsn. hbsr bic Ber.
banpluugen Elm triiits BsbelnntB tu beobattrr. Nur
haB Sine pole tr ibnen niitbslsu, eaB uuer ben Wds
tern bsr airde bic ar6bie Gneiet btrrtde. uuo bah
ponNonbg frets 8ts.uion se'a.tsi let. Nls sr it'd
bst III Bapf oerabiaeost. babe bn berisIbs aut ieut
gttte outpriitrt ben iebi AnpeIsnbtn ben popld,sr
Segen ~ eribsilen. - Die Nn,ptieuoeu initttu eanf
ntsDsr uno smpiineen ben apoioitihsn Sessn. 8t
Seer supeie NIT eiusm Te Deum. ipsids BON ptm 6bo
6sr 9atbebrdle etiunesn tuutbt. Hbsnbs bradts bt
| squ Saas.Bano" pom H2a Saut.9ouege" hsin 4i
| itoi 9Dooo elm Stanohsn, tSsm.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
Sur WaGri9t
ttr
Rri(rnDf ilad) ocm SiiOfn!
nrpee Ser. Staateu=Nonte uaA
sen &iiper

90
Ytpei tdgIide S&nenpof.2initn nab Srsosridsbura.
aidmono. Petersburg. Wsloon, g8nin8toH. N..a.
Banpile GbarIotts Columbia, GbarltIipn, Q. Mn.
,uSa (3a uno Stem. Orleans uber aDai ibington, q.
Nbfabrt uun Baltimore, trib ubr 20 1Rtri.
ten uro glatniiaes ubr IS Winntn tsonnta9ss
Nahmt.ags dusaenoninen.
,E Baltimore.
Bsgsn ndbsrer Nnshinit unb Durp'Stnst tptnot
aa,, Ka an bas Btlei.Bhrean In ber eaIRotnsetafnn
ntr ,Dalttmprt.D pio.G itnbahn"
(Raip-) Iusb C'1pnuur, Nssnf. afaettr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
Sic nenefte 'sntOcGuag
tn ctr
al { D i}in,

DIE aroBe sd!pitrsttt wslds Die aerats felt Sabr'
htinberen Ill beTieqsr fi abmHtttn III en69 aetobsr.
Gin aus Yhanjen Iubsreitetes Neinlgung5s unh unnt
un9smtttet, priiamer aIs r8eno en WlmerG.- Nrdpa'
rat berielben &d uno eberio Gnqerebn cor gelttnf
pie eeipbbnlder Ganop piro iebt oeil araueB in Gs.
ftaIt sinss Bruitfiiselaens tLozengel 8eboten.
Or. Erasmus E8in&tpis's
2tbsrs unb Wasens9p8sn8t
IN bic ipifgfte meotsnide Neutgit, oeIde oe neu.tt
&hemie srieuet bat sic entb1li aDt YHanjenG giraffe
ote an uun ir id ooIltomlnen barmos, ale aeleqth'
iaften bes luedIbers in @ f1ten UNI III osler seats
KrantGen oertn 3auptbeianotbeti ieR5 8efa9rds cts
rfeenoe Utel III, iu oerorangeH no 9aa aus bgm 8s'
rGtidle iu perbanren. Wtebr. oettn
sintaufeno @gpertmtnte
purben BON Grflnoer oieIts upcr8ledtsr lRttl5 9es
nadt. ebe ts Ju bem ae8enwGrtgsn 3ulahot Der Bou'
Dirtuna barmlos uito obthUn Der YRe0titn.ejeidmdd
tbrer beiIenosn Btanbtbee au denii1em g8e8e belet
tet moroen. bleibt s bod sbsio pirtan aHo trattta
uie ie.
dRtsrdne ober nerp6fein &9pfoeb, $tamorrbpt'
oas ipddDere Geihlet unterpcrfsH IT,, mtro man Ole
9oasae unenb prfIamer Inoen, ais ir8eHo eInes Der
grdBlitsn unb aboBenoen prGparaie, Die eewobnA IN
ioden duen peroronet uerDen. Nts Speetittun ge8eh
SaasnIsbeH unO ala peifnung idasnOss VtitteI bat he
i,ter anncnrten Yraparateu oSer ben 8GridrFie bsE
Pbarmaeopbe nidt ibrss @IeiGfr.
aa- Gs pirb garanttrt baB Nitmano
Der DIR. Grasmus ssinslpps 2ebers nns had'
gen .ep,enge etnmal per rtudt bat ptebtt
ein2atirs rsYuIofr 0ber gtrsGrdnf9eH
pbsr eine 9tlIe nimmt,
G&aufaren uns Girhll6rs ,perDsn toRenfrt oeriln6
bon ben Sisentbamern
str. ~. @Saihsn aans. Rrtp.gpsf.
Dapte ~ 6Gue, A8erlt,
tR,p.b.1J) Rr. II8. Srantlinsr., Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
E3SsR Sur Ra6ri6t 5
far
GintUatOcrer uRO &eiienOe
TT Den
8er. Staatcu ppn RcrSs q inertia
uui Der
pfnHIDiDania- e rntra!- -GiDrnbabn
nIItn IGCiItn bCs groBcn gecitcns.

""NH ~VNfhH 0tP BtubtU SNttatNp'
grDparnib Bon Gtit, GtlO uno GutfernuHg
Die gmievuuuG Oor Baltimore rad autu fbttIsH bss
9oeihn5 Der 9cuiuRlm ztaat'u TT dUi bttsr SabH
lrIer dls UoH NbIabdbbiI gluUgorg oeer aui lraeub
elmer aHhertu Hnutf uDr Baltimore
smlofauien. p'lbc no Der -VcnneDlodnia Gen.
sWlicubdbn1 bthitneu. iDtr5sn mil htnltbeH 3u
gth nno gglaaJn5 tuorntrt mtt BE yaflBisrt srfsr
Waile iuyIdc mtbr ~ '45 EuVptiC lG6ltu
Die gBl8BUuE bit'tr WibH lGbtn gtpole,rte Glht
Wtrttn iur ytutirtt trlt,t u gDrsr gtbtiIt uno ts
Wto oH FafdnTtn AUtU'mGNtr ugtGbtti1i ,igriun 90
III tat ols NuagmItitlt HUo 5lttgatt Der gaNdetrt
IN alien G'nf.U psoTRt
aut tlr'tr N1hn inbrsu bic Nu5pan0rrCr aufs
5du,une nH5 @tuufs, Hc it bic eiHiias 9abu tn
etH 8srctutatru 2tGntcH, iuSldit Auswanesrsr
init &dlreilgi8cu btiurerrr. Nut dubersu gatutH
blortth ned Immr tHuauocrr nit aHglImsu GHt
lrarttU' RN8it
FUnaanc lpsi lrIu aui brist 8aba bic gUdeeons oui
q durtH HgIIr u-U Baltimore ~ d 0IutinFd Hur ttH
N'H' aUi o.r ru.Iu sNtTg Iuilbtr Baltimore uHb 1t.
Eo-.5 'tg tg.tfu YaltiptDrs uno Gbtedao uur ltut
l.al -.t 4wC rrdti slarGt mGu iH 50 SnH0eH, mao
- Nou,9 Uu1 egaPO 'r lUt 3G0m,
3"I GbtH ='0, laNgH lgB 4AgB one gfpshidt n'roCn,
nhn oW.'ta WNrlgr auarNtut I'm NE gtriU5uorrtr IN.
trat lu w''rn u.o r Oh rtlils Vtitrbrara brrs &t.
p5dts IH lOJBru tu you4sI. WtlAsr ap ittHtr aHeuu
EI4U WOgtEH W't5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
S4lE9- 2lntetGeM,

Die Sampter bticr Htne betbtotrh bic
8erctut0te GtdatensSyoE
(uhitsb 5tates Wfal1
o tperotn iudbrcro Diees Snbres opm ID. Saruar ab
regeIm6Bis eben 9snlGs uOn 9teusYp nad Sainburg
abiabren uno Yaiia9isre pon 8e,u'gort ratb
SGmbnrg, Spnbpn, OG9re ttts
&cutbGniptpn
~ t1lBenoeh Prttien pe4met
Bon NcwsNpd nGb Samburp, Spnb0n,
Sabre unO Snptb0mptpr:
1. GaiRtt; GberrSGlon .n. $4,000
Q. HnttrsSGlon ,.. 700
Sptiden6Cf .,...,....,.,., $500
Bon 0amburg uuh bnure mad 9tem Oorf:
], GaiAts: ODER. .GuIOn. $4,000
Q. unier'SaIor 72.00
Rinoer jpiideu l-l0 Sabteu bic Salits.
lIue incl. Bti0higungl
M WaNase'Heue tbnttn BON Gbt ab aud opn 5outbs
unpton nab NcusDprt unb lspar ~ 6emlelben Nreit.
tuif BON Snmbura, aus9eI!rUt prrben.
8Dn Slnburg radI Rclu. Orleans Hnoen IiDel ggpts
otoirn TAFT; am /, Dttobtr NIB l. glouember
Hs- QGtr!e radl europa nebnien mir bis rbr Dlpr.
gems ant NbgnnDstnge rtnes ieOtu 0Glnpflhiifss an.
gBe9en RaiIage tuenbe man ih IN 9teipsYorf aus.
I@liebiih Die gensralaFaiaRcsN Ngcuter 6er 2inis
q. y. Ridbarb s. Spds, 9lr. g. SarIaQltraBe nabt
Stoabpap.
3H Baltimore an ", Ratne,
ID eGpcocr bss D9eutiten GOrreipcnotnttnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09
Sic
Grbrilnni0r rinr groGm Staot.
9t0ITlan

NuQuf @Wulo G6nig,
G0iaiier bcS preiaRctrtutcu ROmaUs ,1urd Sdmpf
gum 6rie6tu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09

Gin Galiornier Blait nennt oas 8ebet
gBalbin9ton, tpobin 8eneral y. g. Salomon
BON Gbicago als @ouuerneur Stbt, bas
.Reit1 Salp monis"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09

Ole W ini1terfriIis in GeItrei"
- Nut Den Ridtritt bes biBbsrigen 6ftreiti
Ihen BhraetminIieriums baben mir bereits
auimerNam 9emnbt. Die etbdrmIide &ar9
belt Der &ahcl0epcl1en Der sNhocirtsn Yrelie,~
weld)e oieies intBenrcide Grei9niB meloete,
lusiH Uon Wsuein aut bic 0rtn9eHoe Not9men
oigtcit Der bll0i9en @rlangung oiretter 3abel
nadridtGn aus Deutl6lano bin, Dee bon uns
lt)nn otter bsrDnr9ebohcn porben 1T. blsber
ltoer ubne alen Grfola. &ie trnlle Sgnoranj
Der enail4en 8erihtctltatter In BsSu9 aui bi;
Nngele9enbelten allt Dem eprop6llden 6pnti
nente trat in jener mangelbaittn Eepeide uorl
Neuem etlntant 81 Gage.
Gas IclegralHnl Der neuen american YreB
Nijpcation," luet6eS mir bradten, entblelt
mcniaIiens cinae uabete Nnoeutuuaen tber
Die liriahen unb bic Seheihung oes Stur3es
oes liinieriunls 9asilsr Ia 9Bsn, speltber
allsr Wabri i3cinlibiett mad ben Autang etner
neuen 4eriooe Der Reafiipn In Esiireib be.
,eibnet. Wtit Redt ipeiit unisre Golle9in In
Ybilaoelpbia, Die Greie YuiIe," barauf bin,
neld)e Yortbeile aus oisier Wsnbung In Geji.
reid Der Sade YrsuBen's uno Der beutidcn
GiniGunS erwaben ionnen. (N.sN, DEM
General Z Sbpmas uno6i beut.
it,eu Turuer. -- Gsr Sob oes Gen. Ebo
lIuS UltHbl wv LVultH cUt
,iiae Des YerItprtentn Wleoer In Grinnerung
Inter ieinsn 8oBhaen war IS nidt Der ges
rinofe, pdb er frei BON benz eeb6iiiacn uno
libel au9ebradten Watioismus anoerer Gene
rGle mar, msnn es fib um bic 8eroienite
8eutlder banoel!c.
Gin eilatantes geiIpisl paIhr aab @eneral
Gbonlas, als ibm nad oer m6roeriIbcn
Sthadt bou Gbtdamau8a bas 8. (3urner') }
Heoiment bon Ohio Elm StinDhen brahte
Der Selo Der Sdladt banfte bem Regimcnt
fir Die NuImertiamieit unb betOmplimentirte
oaiielbe fir bic in iener Sd,ladt be,uieiene Sa'
pferfct. 9as Rsgiment bate ndmlib neb
rere criol9reibe 8aDonnetar9 gcma6t
uno es luar oemielben aub Qelungen, cine
An;abl Ganonsn. welGe Die llnionstruppen
perloren baiten, ben Rebellen wieosr abauneb
men. Ser 8enernl iaate nun. er babe in lei;
nem S6la6iberdt nad WaibinGton bieien
gefpeis oeuti9er 3apierftit ausbrhdlib er
m6bnt, aber auf cine ibn befremoenbe QBeiis
lei oieie Stelle ietnes Seribtes nidt nit benz
iibri9en Snbaltc oeiielben al bic CeIIcntlibtet
selangt.
Gin GallIOrnier Blatt nennt oas 8ebiet
gBaibineton. tpobin 8eneral g. 9. Salomon
BON G9icago oils @ouperneur 9tbt, bas
Rrid, g n o M o |, iSH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-09

Hu6DGuprrCr uu0 UfcttGupe nan
benz lSctteu II. NiprDwcltcu Der
8crriniptru Stnniru Uoa ylGrbs@mrriFa
fparcn atlt nnh a5rlh, mtnn fr bic
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
Another Hero Gone.

II is with sorrow that we announce
the sudden death of Maj. General
Geo. III. Thomas at San Francisco.
This unexpected announcement has
caused a profound sensation through
out the whole country. He was uni
versally loved and respected.
General Sherman in a general or
der from head quarters says:
He never sought advancement of
rank or honor at the expense of any
one. Whatever he earned of these
were his own, and no one disputed
his fame. The very representation
of honesty, integrity and honor, he
will stand to the United States az
the beau ideal of q soldier and gentle
man. Though he leaves no child to
beaE>h name, the old soldiers of the
Cumberland, numbered by tens of
thousands, called him father, and
will weep for him i'm tears of manly
grief. His wife, who cheered him
with messages of love in the darkest
hour of the war, will mourn him
now in sadness, chastened by the
sympathy of the whole country. The
last sad rites due him as man and a
soldier, will be paid ut Troy, Y. Y,
OH the arrival of his remains.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

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PIES EruptiOns or Sores cleanse II when you find
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system will follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are effectualy de-
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these Bitters have no equal. For full directions
read carefully the circular around each bottle,
printed in four languages--Englsh, German,
French and Spanish.
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II. III. MCDONALD a. CO,
Druggists. and General Agents, San Francisco and
street MY. 5sm3
sw-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
Bloomington, Ill.,, Nursery.
19h Year. 500 4eresi 10 Greenhouses ,

IsA 1saF3 5VU IcTts3 10 GreenhousesI
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities -
APPLES 2 yr., t000fine yr. sa5. APPLE
lRHooTl;GRaFys, choice, - - NURSERY
SIo1ks, Seeds Usage. Apple. Peach. WILD
GOOSE. Plum Usage HEDGE. 10.On si5
EsERGREESs. ROSES, Loco 500. Dahiias,
GladiolGs, .REENiIOUSE, BEDDING PLANTg
Ser d 1octs. for Catalogues
39mi F. Il. PHENIy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
THE GAZETTE
CEDAR FALLS, APRIL /, 1870.
From the state Capital.
From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent.
Dies MONIES, Mar. so, 1870.
EDITORS GAZETTE.-The Legisla-
ture is just now on the rampage,
and some things are being done for
the "weai" of the State, but other
things that will prove "woe" to
Gs, fear. Among the different
questions before the Senate to-day,
was the House bill to strike out the
word "maIe" from the Constitution,
thereby inaugrating woman sufi-
rage. Irepeat what said i'm for
mer letter that "womaE is the COM
ing man. and on and after 1872 or 3,
The "Tabithas'' throughout Iowa,
will be candidates for every Office,
from High CrOokcrman" to Gov
ernor. Let all opposition stand
from under.
Mills, of Dubuque, is the only
Democrat in the State that Is in IA
vor of this measure, and will with.
out donbt be in Congress in few
years, provided the white vest and
long tailed coat he wore at b. y. AL
ems reception don't give out. The
Senate and House, are, as usual, ter
ribly jealous of each other. The
fact is, the House looks upon the Sen
ate as a kind of Goldfish aristocracy,
about equal in mental callber to an
ordinary Board of Supervisors. This
Of course must be properly resented
by the Senate, therefore Senators
pass and re- pass members of the
House, much as they would a niger
IN the days of compromises. The
peniteutiary bill is dead beat for
this session, at least. The Railroad
tariff bill has also been slaughtered,
together with all the Normal School
bills. The bill increasing the salar-
lea of State officers AND Judges pass
ed the Senate to-day. 1t allows the
Governor So, 600; other State officers
S2.40O; Judges of the Supreme Court
$4,000; Of the District Court 81, 400;
Circuit Court 1000. The allegations
of the Dubuque Herald in regard to
Senator Couch being bought ny the
Railroads has caused some hard feel
ing here among anti-railroad men,
and / must confess that the Sena-
tors flat denial of the charges has
not entirely removed these smother
ed feelings as yet. But your cores
pordent hopes that as Mr.. Couch has
denied what the Herald affirmed, he
will drive the Herald to one of two
things, either the proof or brand it
for infamous falsity. JosEPHUs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
NEW HARTFORD, March 20, 10.

The lovely Beaver, which for few
days has been on "bender," is now
slowly subsidiug. 1t caused the new
bridge across the bayou to assume the
shape of the rainbow, minus the
colors; and besides it quilted out the
track through the west end of the
bayou, so that nsw and then an an
lucky knight has found himself
driving imaginary horses. The "set
off" which has been found by a
number, is more abrupt than agreea-
bic. The fortunate owners of mule
teams have the advantage. their
nursl appendsges--the teams We
mcan-are a sure index of their
whereabouts. The price Of mules
rises with the river.
The following tribute TO dogs, Is
but the out cropping of the excessive
tenderness which your correspondents:
feels for the canine race generally,
and New Hartford dogs particularly:
Dogs are supposed to ebay the |
moon" for diversion during the time |
the moon is visible, but we cannot |
account for this intermindLle howl. |
Ing these dark nights. If 1t was one |
dog only, we could stand 1t, even i'll
he howled at the top of his voice di> |
rcctly under our bedroom window.
but no sooner doest his one dog begin |
To charm us with his voluntary" |
than every pup in town, large and |
fniall, of every cls,ss and description
or of no class and ndiscribable, with |
voice attuned or We ice untuned takes |
Up the strain and echoes and reechoes
until We firmly believe that
Music hath charms to raiss savage"
We may have misquuted, but have
retained the sentiment.
These midnight entertainments oc-
cur nightly in spite of friendly in
ducements To desist, in the shape of
sundry billets of wood thrown as
abundantly among the performers as
boquets about ballad singer. fit
was the requiem of ''one dog less"
We could endure it for the remainder
of our natural lives, but it is one dog
more every night. That's what's
the matter with the purps," as
Ehakespear says.
ii may be of ir terest to mathema-
ticians to give our local rule fer esti,
mating the number of dogs in any
given district: first find the num-
Der of Inhabitants, square tins num-
Der, the result will be the number of
dogs in any given district"
The West Fork is impossible to.
day, 18th, at any point.
Yours, until dog days,
JoTTrR
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

EE GOVERNOR FAhwELL, for seven
years principal examiner Of inven-
lions in the Patent Office at Wash
ington, gives his undivided attention
to the soliciting aud Patent Law De-
partments of the firm of Farwell,
Ellsworth & Co, l62 Lake Street,
Chicago, where reliable information
regarding patents can be obtained.
Errors in old rejected esses before the
Patent Cltr~ cc-.g,rr and often
rsts4Ss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
DITTERS.

.. Ts-I6bU-N.
This wonderful vegetable restora-
tive is the short.anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As tonic and cordi
al for the aged and languid, it has no
equal among stOmachics. AS rem.
edy for nervous weakness TO which
women are especially subject, it is
superceding every other stimulant.
In all climates. tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts rs specific in every
species of disorder which undermines
the bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by all
druggists. slime
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

SHOW SHALL we PAINT our HOUSES. :"
Ii BY j. w. MAsrRY. Cl., 200 D sligo
Free BY mail on receipt VI price. NAsURY a.
WILTON. n. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

5000 year old Apple Trees.
$1,000 ; "
20,0N0 2 -
30 600 -
5000 Transcendant and Hyslop crabt.
5000 Early Richmond Cherry Trees.
1000 Standard Pear Trees.
1900 Minor and Chickasaw Plums.
5000 Evergreens, Norway Spruce Balsa,l, Fir,
&c. &C.
10000 RaspbeTries, all the hardy varieties.
10000 Straw berry pladts, 20 different sorts.
10000 Currants, Cherry. White Grape, Red
Dutch, Nersaillais &c. &c.
R0SES-An the hardy varieties adapted to ont
door culture. Wiseass SROw Balls, Lilac, Peo-
MES. Phlox's. Dalies. &c. SC.
4 liberal discount to dealers. Send for Cata-
logue. l.. X. SHANKLAND.
Dubuque, lows.
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IHiuichSihS oDou' III"
First Of May.

For well bred or Trotting Mares. .........s25.OO
Farm or Work Mares Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Served Three Times If necessa-y. but no NOR.
Mares not proving in fUa may be returned the
next season free OF charge.
Mares from distance kept In any manner de-
aired, az a reasonable charge. All accidents at
o,r,. ars risk. although every precaution VIII be
taken to r''e'en' 'hon'
rur1,D Zip of the old block, with the
oxrar,;a nA Of ssiSStb - ten years old fifteen
hands two inches high, u". I'm I'm al no;nts
legs and small star he Ia exceen. VI "ia an
is perfectly sound. and for fine temper a. "spo-
: ition Is remarkable.
He IL descended from the best blood on both
sdesl in the known world, which has been proved
and acknowledged by the best authority in
America. Mr.. J. ii. Wallace. of Muscaiine, Iowa.
Compiler of the American Stud Book.
For full and extended Pedigree, see the propri-
etor.
Direct all Communications to my address.
EDWIN p. CROSBY,
59tf Cedar Falls, Black Hawk Co., Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Cyan Illustrated pamphlet, containing price
lists. with samnles of both the Grover 4 Baker
Stitch and the SHUTTLE Stitch In various fabrics
will be furnished on request. i0a31y
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CLASS N. FRI

CLASS N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., R. sPEER
Best and specimen plums
Pears 90 Best greatest display 90
on Fruit and Flowers Fl ~ = SIS 90