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New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
THE BROOKLYN SKATING CLUB.

AT the regular annual meeting of this Club,
held at their at the Brooklyn Rink, the following
officers wero elected for the ensuing year: Charles
c. Brady President; Z. W. Richardson VicePresident;
NJ W. Cole Recording Secretary; f. X. Tuly, Financial
Secretary; John T. Harvee, Corresponding Secretary;
H. c. Dixon, Treasurer; Pamenus Johnson jr heteorol
ogist c. A. Meincke, H. III. j. Peters George Belts,
George c. Adams W. II. Benton, James 81. Rdg-
way and H. b.. Mum, Directors. The Club will have its
Headquarters at the Rink.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Astor House-Senator Hannibal Hamlin OF
Maine: the Hon. E. A. Rollins, ex-evenue Commissione
Judge Williams OF Utca and the Rev. Doran Alpsny'
- Fifth Avenue Hetel-Senator Roscoe ConKings'
Utica; Senator Stewart Of Nevada; Gen: Gustavgs ".
smith of Kentucky Gerrt H. Smith OF Geneva n; IL
Ross Campbell Of Baltimore; Dr. McDermott or HUNG
Kong; aud The Hon. James Morgan OF CaIiforn,e, u r
NeHYoEA Hetel-Gen W. Ayere, nnndS BaeS " Of steam
ehip CITY OF Brussels - St James noosdeiI Of New.
Hartwel u 6. Army, and Homer a; Geor@o W. co...
OF Mexico; Col j. Fl. jackson OF wnnsttr Judge
r. Brown Of Pennsyyans; JOY eIte ~ .do OK
bTevoort House-The Hon Samuel aooper, NJ G; DE- Dr N
Hooper Judge J.. @. Abbott, aud John D. Bateoi,a
BOSTON, and David A. Ross ,dontreal - hettopo%neah %
Hotel-Thomas H. Dudley, u. {; Consul az LyWerPooS
the Hon. J. II Lyon. Port Jeryis J.; ana TIL ~ II Nv h'Iu
p Poland NJ c. Vermont; and Col. King, washington;
- Everett House-sidney Andrews OF Ihe bos~" Aa
certiser
The Hon. Mahlon Chance of Ohio, u: y. Con,
sul AT Nassau N p, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana
sails for his Consulate in the steamship Missouri to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
p.CSENCEPS ARPTYFD

PROM HAviNA.In steamship Moro Castle Nov 9o-Ni.. ETs
Hopkins Issb AgrzmoB Ma Irene Monge Mrs Is
Hsds Mrs Diego varona Zallre jose sonan hs Catalina xaona
and children Jaono costa r. y l. ian,e N11 - N ohs
Afsrgo y hgueTO, ID. Gonzales.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

METAIRIE RACEs-THIRD DAY.
NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 30.-In the Metairie
to-day the purse Of $780, mile dash was won by Sue
Dougherty Jem Maco second, 0nd beating Capt jerks
and Josophnc time, 1:47. The twomilo dash for the
$500 purse resulted as follows:
ID FENDER
Donovan 's''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

F4ECrRIcIrY-For the speedy cure OF DIS
ssaes A9pIed by Dr. CHAnBzRIIa West FouIteenhtt
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

For n stylish and elegant dress HAT go TO
BspEssCHKID Manufacturer, No. ia Hsssaust Pnce VI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

HIN. SoUIREs, OF Fulton-st.s New York YORK rs Is
the place buy reliable WATGaE hne plsJ' "'''
sInT And SrsaLHs smyERwARR. Diamonds asPeeAJ
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

All kinds Of ,Twine, Cordagc, and Paper Paper;
Net eAsh prices WILLARD HARVEY JO Broadway, heF-i"h
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
HEALTH! BEAUTY!f
Strong, Pure, ard Rich Blood, Increase Of flssh and
Weight, Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion thEoSss
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARShPRRIL!LIIAD RHSOLVEHf

Every drop Reoven communicates throos ht
Blood sn ote h and juices Of The system TIE ntss
life ep the stes Of tie body Mh new tc sound nsn
Glanuaf Disease Ulcers In the Throat tses
Taors Glsnis and other Of the rtem Sore h
Ears,
eascs Bruptons Sad Head Rrg Worn sat Bees
Treas Spots Worms in the Flesh Iamor Gamer
the womb ali Weakening aud Pseiol Discharge Night sy.
Of Sperm ard all wastes oi The LIE frncPh are sn Ne
OF Modern Chemistry and few
viii prove u any person fer either Of these forms d dsess 10
potent the patient daily becoming reae W
lac wastes and decomposition that continually success y
repairs the with nasr made n
hehy blood and this tie paran win and does e
when this rCmeiy Of p1nahss
repairs viii be rsp
patient will feel himself goSn better and ens,
the food dgrs better appetite improving and ash and veg IN
cgensng.
the ARLLIAN RFSOJVENr excel AT ibosr
chronic uoBa a1d Sn
dseases only positive for Kidney Bladder, Udna
Womb disease Gravel Diabetes Dropsy Sppge ofWateT in
Thence Of Urine Bnghs Disease Abuminaa and h eases 'ss
het, eouoyt
like the white Of thret Ike white n or eere
morbid dark, bilious appearance sud white honednkt de'ss
there pcrg burning sensation Nbeu psns Na't Al" SO
in the Smsil of ,he Dsck along The Ioins.
Price dollar per bottle Sod by Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

TOOTH-BRUsHEs,
Of best English make, at greatly reduced prices
DITxAs Il Co., AItor House Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
HOME NEWS.
THE MKhTHkR-

Exwyopz Bouf Tier. Bar Nua hoeI ~ ~. ~,
No, al 80 SOS y w 40 a.
a.U T. X II II 1ys w.
prv,pxs-Nov. So lses THERMOMETERS at M. " IsO
D. M s5o; Ii p m., S2o. Pull moon Dec hss D. in.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
BILLIARDS -RUDoIPHE AND CYRILLE DION
MATCHED 1TOR 5000.

After considerable negotiation, in which the
champion, Rudophe completely changed his base, ana
reduced tho odds offered his lopponent from 10 to per
cent a match has at last been arranged with Cyrile
Dion who defeated him in their last encounter at tho
Hppohearon i'm this city. BY the terms Of this contest
they are play game OF 2OoOpoints American oaTons
push and crotch barred second size Pneian ana Col-
lender table feet inches by II feet "a inch balls for
sde with the privilege of increasing the stake 10
tho odds OF points in 20O0 in acoOrdanoe win MS
published challenge. forfeit of $3.50 side has been
ftaked i'm the hands of Dudley Kavanagh and the bal
anCe OF stake is to be put up three days before tne
MATCH which 10 be played between the 29d and 2tn
deductng expenses are 20 20 the winner Of the match
Great excitement prevails in billiard circles relative 10
this match for each player has been IN one OF
Tie two encounters they have had. Cyre Dion is re-
garded s somewhat inferior to his brother Joe IN Judg
ent although fully his equal in execution, and by laT
prove the most interesting match that billiard play
haYe witnessed for long period.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER ], 1870

souders 10 nnd bail in 5000 TO for sssautng
Wilson teolorcd) while arres.rsng him on Monday lasS
and his evidence win implicate souders A committee
has bcn appointed by tho Common Oonne 70 sesss
cvenng decision was given by the counsel that there
was nothing in either the charter or statutes 70
although lie had removed TO philadelphia and was no
longer resident either OF the city or state Ine total
valuation Of property In Camden "a ABOUT 'o'o"o
Tpr.ros-Mr, Eldridse an old and wealthy citizen Of
square, between this city and has
been keeppg about worth OF United states Donds
ana other securities with money, In ms wiIes
work-box which at night was placed unaer the sa peo
satrday morning the box missing, but was snDse-
Gueny found In an adjoining held together with oil Iho
contents except about u coo In cash.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
fAnReaaecmspis.l

A DECIDED SSccEss.--There has been, since
cold weather h unuu. sh for Kso1s Winter style OF gentle
meas HAr-s beauty and decided superiority Challenging universal
,dmIraon buJen should not fs 10 vial! ksors No az
war, corner PslioasL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
RUDoLPHE AND GARNER,
Albert GARNER, On his return from Phila-

Albert GARNER, On MS reJurn uoln 1Hiid-
deipha last evening" became acquainted with Rudophes
challenge 10 him offering the odds Of IL per cent He
promptly accepted the offer and will play Rndolphe for
$500 side Phelan & Colender second-sized table
GARNER will meet Rudophe Friday evening next at
Neil BTyant's, Thrty-second-st. and Broadway al d
o'clock, to put up forfeit and make the necessary
aTrangCmentR.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

ste.m]hip wm j. Clyde. Sherwood, Phslelpbs, mtse.
Bak Robert Godfrey Taylor, Rotterdam D davs Bdse
Bark Heien NJ Patterson, Britton Boston, ballast
Brig sharon Rider Boston 7 days. ballast
Schr. shamrock, Libby, Norfolk days, timber.
u.u. Ln IN lLLa aII.u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
Grapes in 1s7o...A Hint to Planters.

!
The past season, remarkable for
extreme dryness, has been also quite
! as remarkable for the uEequaled
! abundance of grapes in all our mark =
cts. The entire crop of grapes now
/ coming forward is we'll ripened, Ca
! tuwba and IsabeIlas, being ripe at
/ least one month earlier than is usual
/ for these Varities. Owing to the large
crop, grapes are not bringing as much
per pound as when the supply has
been less, but, taken together, the
crop has been exceedingly remuner~
ative to the grower. 1t is a notice
able fact, however that early grapes
have, as usual, brought the highest
prices. The advantage of one week
in ripening is often of great import
ance TO the grower, as but few locaIi-
ties will ripen even the earlier varie-
ties perfectly every. Equal in inn
pOrtaLce with earliness is quality;
and especially is this true for wine
making, where the large crops
grown. render it impossible for the
growers to ship them to market ir
merchantable condition. This has
been well illustrated the past season
at Pleasant Valley, which is the great
grape growing district of this State.
and the paradise of the Catawba.'
Hundreds Of tuns of Catawba have
been bought there the present Fall
for wine purposes, while the Iona,
which is equally productive, has sold
quickly at ton cents per pound for
the same purpose, making the Iona
much more profitable to the grower,
inasmuch as double price is received
for the same outlay of labor.
OF the new grapes recently put be.
fore the public. the Eumelan is Civ
ing greatest promise of general sue
cess. Like the Concord, it has
proved a hardy, vigorous grower,
while, in the abundance and excel
lent quality of its fruit, it stands first
among black grapes. No variety of
fruit is more desirable than the grape,
and none more easily grown. There
fore. let every msn plant the earliest
and best. y. Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
Josh Billings Last,

Josh Billings Farmers Alminax'
for 1871, is in the market already. It
enlivens the dry details of chronolo-
gy and meteorology to a degree that
we don't remember to have seen
equaled i'm even the most vivacious
essay read before the Academy oil
Sciences. y few samples of the
moral and economical philosophy
which is served up as seasoning to
! the matter. of fact calculations, will
give the reader an idea of the scope
and value of this remarkable almi-
nae:
To make good ginger snaps, take
one pound OF ginger, stir in haiG
dozen ov lively snaps. do them to a
brown, and then lock them up so the
yung ones won't hook them.
\ cOquett in love liz az tame az a
bottle Ov ginger pop that has stood
sum time with the cork pulled out.
One of the hardest things for emmy
man 10 DO liz TO set down OF the ice
when it liz wet, and then git up aud
praZe the Lord.
Gravity is no more posa!iff evil
dence ov wisdum than paper collar
IL Of a shirt.
HINTS TO YOUNG WIVES.-1' Don't
undertake tew liv with yure mother.
IN law, but if wusS Gums tew q Wuss
ness, let yure mOther-in law liv with
yu. ?. Never let yOOr husband knO
more than enc half the atitkshun yu
hQv for him. 3. DON'T name yung
one after a bachelor brother uor a
/ bachelor sister.
TO bring up child in the way he
should so, travel that way yourself
once in while.
a lie liz like nitro-glycerine, the
best judges kant tell when it, IL a go
| ing to explode, and skater a muss.
TO git the aflektashun out ov a
man, make him sea sick, (when a
man liz sea sick he liz inclined tew
! tbro up all phoolish things
| The man who won't beleave emmy
| thing he kant see, amt so wize as a
mule, for they will kick at a thing in
| the dark.
| few pick out good husbanG:-
shut up both eyes, grab hard, and
! trust in the Lord.
II va hN hiNt lIoJ 81 OItGIi
tew make herself repulsive, vice
would not be half so attractive.
lie who duz a good thing sekretly,
steals a march Oh heaven.
/ Hunting after health liz like hunt
! ing after ieas, the more yu hunt them
the more they flea.
FAMILY NOsuUNs.
TO make good sharp pickles, whit
tie off both ends tew pint.
To find how far frog kan iump,
set Frenchman to meaZureing his
jumps.
Whenever q minister haz preached
/ q sermon that pleases the whole con-
Sregation, he probably hes preached
one thGt the Lord wont indorsp.
To find the solid contents ov a
mules foot feel Ov it clussly.
PREMIUMS
Aecarded to FeLosipede Riders in
1870.
To Abram Parsons, a premium ov
49, dollars for ridin a veiosinede
down tile back stairs ov gimnazium
and kn0ckin out Is ov his front teeth
and distortin hiZ noze.
20 Elmrod Sturgiss q copper med
a! with . dollars, aud nu pair ov
dorg skin gloves, for riding velosi.
pede into mill pond and getting
drowned.
TO Marshall Peabody Smith, puss
of : dollars, and a life mem bership
in the mackerei club, for ridin a vel
osipede over Il nu milch COW, and
splitting Il Telegraph pole from top
tew bottom.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28

THE Chicago Post says: A pile OF
organic remains was discovered near
Mt. Pleasant deFot. cut in Iowa, the
other day. After digging away con.
siderable dirt it WAS found TO be
Henry Clay Dean, home Oh visit.
The Post reporter WINS mistaken
he was tfifs premature in publish
lug the result of his researches. II
has since transpired that the pile OF
remains was not Dean himself, but n
petrifieG suit of clio. hes he had craw l.
cd out Of when he went to Missouri.
--LoaacH BhcG5 Ncnpariel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28

gTrAn Illustrated pamphlet containing price
Isis with samples of both the Grover Il Baker
stitch aud the Shuttle Stitch in yartous fn%rics
will be furnished on request. 10 % ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
4 STORY OF CRIME.

4 Philadelphia Clerk runs away with
a Merchants Wife and S1S,000.--.
They settle in Cherokee County,
Iowa, where they are at last ar
rested.
Our neighbors at the town of Cher
Okec have been treated TO real live
sensation recently. {. Parkhurst, Il
destroyer of the domestic peace of a
wealthy Philadelphia merchant, was
discovered at that place, living in IA
quiet way with his paramount.
1t appears that about year ago,
Parkhurst went to Philadelphia and
made a visit to the family of the
wealthy merchant, representing him
self az n cousin to the merchant
wife. a gay and fascinating woman
much younger than her husband.
| He was taken into the merchants
store as q clerk, where he remained
q little over ten months. The mer-
chant by this time began to suspect
that Vcrything was hot right, and
investigation confirmed his suspi.
ciOns. Instead of the favOrite clerk
being a cousin of his wife, he was
her youthful lover, and after many
years II separation, during which
time she had married, and bound the
contract by family of two children,
Parkhurst, her first lover, had sought
her out; and with the scenes and
memories Of their youthful love,
fresh in her heart, he broke over all
considerations of humanity, and &C.
complished her ruin.
In the abscnse OF her husband oi. c
night, about two months ago, the
wife, leaving her two children, elop-
ed with Parkhurst, taking with her
$50 of her husbands money
Tn, y went to Wisconsin, and from
there came into the southern part of
Iowa, where he purchased consider
able land, and then came up into
sack and Buena Vista counties. Here
he invested largely in land, and
finally removed to Cherokee some
two or three weeks ago, and settled
down to house keeping.
During all their peregrenations.
the detectives sent out by the wronged
husband were close on their heels,
and last Saturday they Overhauled
the guilty couple, and took them
back to Philadelphia TO suffer the
penalty Of their crimes.-SjOur city
JO1trnCt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28

AN enterprIsimg ice cream maker
ia Chicago ahvertises: Families
supplied by the quart or gallon, and
delivered IN any part of the city"
Fol- these who wish to obtain tamil~
ies this is an eligible opportunity,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
Marriage Guide.

DEINti private Instructor for married per-
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male and female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations Of our sexual system.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
Farmers Column.


Live thoughts on Agricultural Nat
tiers solicited.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
W. r. CROSBY.


K
DRUGS & BOOKS!
New Firm at the Old Stand.
Crosby AZ Gregg
Would respectfully call attention to the fact that
they have purchased selections from the stock OF
Drugs, Books, &c, formerly kept by Messrs Cole
& Tait, to which having added a new and COM
plete assortment, they propose continuing the
business at the Old Stand,
Opposite the Post once,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-28
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening o seams by hand and no waste Of
thread
Wide range of application without change of
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The seam retains its beauty nd drmncss after
washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by other
Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery ap9
ornamental work.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-14

THE LEGAL TENDER DECIsIoN.-The ques-
tion as to a re-hearng, or re-opening, of the
Legal Tender case has recently been decided
by the Supreme Court. Those voting in favor
of il were Justices Miller, Davis, Swayne
Strong and Bradley, and those opposed, or dis.
senting, were Chief Justice Chase, and Jus.
tices Nelson, Clifford and Field. A political
decision may shortly be expected, as the new
Justices, Strong and Bradley, who were ap-
pointed by Grant, were, if Radical authority
can be relied on, interviewed as to their opinions
OH certain questions before the Senate agreed
to confirm them. Chief Justice Chase, and
those who are considered the ablest jurists on
the Bench, voted against re.opening the Legal
Tender decision, while those Of mediocre abil-
ity-political appointees of Lincoln and Grant
favor the re.opening and reversal of past de-
cisions. Carpet-bag members of the Supreme
Court are about on q par with carpet-bag
members of Congress. The vote on reopen.
ing the decision was probably test, and un-
doubtedly foreshadows a reversal Of the former
decision. f sa t.ts.IY sat
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-14

.aElag z Z BIGoTRY.aqol gHr

r. The. telegraphic dispatches inform us thai
Mr.a Arnell, who misrepresents the people o.
the Sixth Congressional District of Tennessee
in the Ramp Congress, has endeayored to give
q religious turn to the legislation of that body
On the 26th Of March, he offered resolution
declaring "that the Christian religion is pari
Of the common law of the land, and therefore
that thesuse of the Bible in the schools through.
out the country is eminently proper, as tending
10 encourage and foster virtue" ~
Judge Strong, who has recently been ap.
pointed and confirmed an Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States, in.
dorses the sentiments embraced in Arnell's
resolution. i The very men who, in 1856, were
the leading spirits in the Know Nothing cru
sade against the Catholic Church, charging
that no Catholic could, from the very nature
Of his religious belief, be good citizen of the
United States, and that Catholics favored
church interference in governmental affairs,
are now foremost in this new movement of per-
secution against all who do not entertain the
same religious opinions that they do. Radical
Judges in Cincinnati decided that the Protest
ant Bible must be read in the public schools,
knowing that such a decision would prevent
the children of Catholics, Jews and others
from attending. Strong, Arnell and other such
Radicals favor an amendment to the Constitu-
tion recognizing the Christian religion in that
instrument, and now it is proposed by Radical
Legislation to make the Christian religion part
of the common law of the land. Should these
bigots and fanatics succeed in accomplishing
their reasonable designs, new era of re-
ligious intolerance and persecution will be in-
augurated in what was once free Republic
Did any one ever hear of Democrat advocat-
ing such absurd and intolerant theories! And
yet We find Catholics who support the party
from which emanates such wild and extrava-
CANT doctrines, and who, if they dared, would
carry into practical effect their old Know
Nothing creed of war of determination
against the Church of Rome, and twenty-one-
years term of probation before admitting
them to the privileges of citizenship. AS it is,
every foreigner, no matter how intelligent,
must study our institutions for term of years;
but every kinky-headed negro, throughout the
length and breadth of the land, who doesn't
know the difference between the Constitution
aud spelling book, is considered fully qualified
to exercise the right of suffrage instanter, be-
cause the Radical psalm-sinsing fanatics and
bogus phlanthropists are satisfied that the ne
gro will vote the Radical ticket while white
men and foreigners are very uncertain.