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New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Volunteer Jones Philadelphia mds.
s.esmshp Dingo Johnson Porthnd mdse and pass. ,...
Bart Rugen Fletcher BuenOs Ayres - Montgdeo Aphl hs
and wool. oo,,.. ..
Bar Bar hsS ss'TRss so jan epd day. %
ss sais FTy S%ssf,sis a$as.S d G.Sps; sugar
BARK BsTs Srslt SSs raw @ssS. Gate Jneo Q. dsys ssr
Bari s sr G.AG1d P1sd%c s S@nn. ie1
Rs J. ws,"sE ses..sS T. s%.es. S"s%a $' iSS &c.,
Brig sSrt Thompson s,s1a T. Taay day .nsr 10 d,,, sugar.
Big Bas Sssiaus sS ciat;s' e GI.ads % So y d.y. hdss
B1s Big La cayenne Dche csy. da coffee and Os~oOa
sSE TsSa rS'P' P,I tSSa scSr9SSsn 90 , o. Tor sru
seSr eSr Is% IIs%qT, ssascra AITsyS r % day'
schr z. D. Wilder, HOLMES Caloshse p day. sngar'
scIr J. & Daley Wall Gsc1gccTn g Z. II days. uHter
sohr Petrol, Curtis Havana - days, fruit.
scHOoSERs-RIyKR AND COAsTwsy.
M1tGa Sc5o EE%Scbport Maud Webster E,abe,tport
serpb Eils6eihporA {. R Payntr E6abcthpCrt
Pointer Providence. J g. Pierson Stamford.
p %s,s SGGsn dIoaGsS Stamford Fsa Beaaia s1s4 Virginia,
Deborah Jones Elbahethfor, Garland Rhlabehport
Alligator EIabethport Entire ElrabethPor
Jobs CrocLforI Eiiahethpor John Warren Bllabe,tpor
Hsw-Zeaand, BhlabethIorL S.W CLARK Enmhethpor
snI s%' PeHIsa5 PsrIIad.N''' Geo. p Kane BEIs;port
G P Edwards Bath. Ev.yn, stamford
J. y. Sawyer Georgetorn, d. &.
BELOW.
Brig Roter Portland for Havana Wa struck BY squs May
dmasted and os oefboarj By pooos'
SAILED.
s ss%'R1 sl5 sasn5a a AG % for S S % oi iS for
Fonter. Bark Alea Gibraltar Brig Nnwauke for Oporo
lied steamships Britannia for Glasgow Nevada Tor lAepoO
WISD-SundosD, hight, r.. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoToy June l.-Auye bsrks Enma Secor from Liverpool
Martha Mcneil from EesOr,ans; brig Ponsett from lhiepha
sch NJ Lawrence Charleston sael steamship Palmyra Tor
Neg-iOrk.
PogTKps monroe June Passed for Balnore bsT Manltou
from IunaooA brgs l from West ndesi Wd Horse from
Maanlas schr. CstaWamteat from hayaRueh -
June Cle 3D. steamship William T. clyde Tor he"
York.
CT,RLYsrov June 1-Ad,ed. brig Mary Rice, from Baltimore
schrs David Masson, and Adds Fuller from New lorS
S.y.Syu Ca June Afryel Vaero from New York; schr
Chino Richmond Ne Cleared, ,chs hdelna Tor foHah T.
Manzas. Arrived May 81 steamship MOngomery RON
New York ship 81 james, from Nesport
NgwORLEAS June -Ayfd bark vile de St. Lo l07 days rou
Hong Kong With O7 coolies
san FR.Scsoo sl steamship japan for Hong Kong and
Yokohama h $60l 600 IN trasne t5|O OF which io japan
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

p.,, and VII, should no, the hure' AZ 70 %
kn,, Head bore m the poor cste must remain "a bom
The changes weather and without food OF oin ~
mornings Before sale dAy Monday " was us'"A' '' wv
10 20 TO the city the previous night 49,
EAST MORRISANIA.-The residence OF MRS. M mars, isi
den on Onehundred sevenhst, btsen ~ o
de-troy by Gre Tuesday night Loss Au |
Supposed have been the wosk Of an ineeniiAry
NEWARK-In obedience to the order OF the LosI- sI-
mounted rearner has been appointed 70 oenve,
the suburba This change dspenses with the n, .,
pedestrian heretofore on that oa, Sa,
o the man will be- heraded by his blowing morn
General Synod Of the Reformed Church In America tusf
Known Reformed Church, commenced is annual session W
the North Reformed Church yesterday About $50 members were
opening preached In the evening W VIC NV
Charles \. Sitl, ID. D., Of Kingston, N. I.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
BASEBALL.

The Social Club of New-Yolk played the
Enterprise of Brooklyn at the Elysian Fields yesterday
the former winning by a score of % to Is.
The American Club also was victorious over
the Friendship, both of Nowlork -Amercan, o.
Friendship, p.
The Rose Hill Base Ball Club of St Johns
College FOrdhan, and the Club Of Yale College met on
the Campus. at New-Haven, yesterday. The game re-
suited OF 70 for St Johns 20 l3 for Yale. Tbe
PLAYERS on the side of -. Johns Temple, Villa,
HAYES. Burns, McDeTmOtt DOOley, McManus. Swayne.
Yale was represented by Buck, Chapman, Richards, Nc
Cutcheon, Day, Thomas, Denning
BASEBALL AT YALE COLLEGE.
HARTFORD, Conn, June In the game of
baseball to-day between the Yale College Class o lol
and Trinity Nine, the Yale Class won 10y 70 10 TO-
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Brevoort House-Maor-Gen Sir FTederisk
Chapman, r. E. X c. b., Governor GENERA 1I y Tnt
Lady chairman Lieut. Col. Curling r. T., A. ~ u nhPt'
Cha1inan of the British Navy and J. NJ Douglass freSi
dent of the Illinois Central Railroad. - fIth ANIhS9
Wntci1ExGoy Bullock OF Massachusetts,, Gen. >. ?.
Negey NJ G. OF Pennsylvania solicitor Banned OF rn ,e
Treasury Department. Prof q mrOw ga o and The Hon
NJ T. Bemus OF Mayville N - M9tr%Pobsn no Of
tel-Col f. d. Baker T. s. A., Senator Hardehpu1En u "
Kincston " the Rev NJ. Is. Buckley and the Rev. D.
Hngarty Cork - New-YOrk Hotel-M. Place, Con
suI'CeneraI OF France at New York. - NestHlIs,er
T,op 70 = Cimore Boston. -- Albemarle Hotel
The Hon H. ID. BartO of Trumansburgh, \. y ,,,t ~,
lanes INSTRUMENTATION McQuade ana AUulant
cen Townsend of Gov. Hofmans stah - ooieiuah
House -Ex Congressman Alfred Ely OF Rochester
Hoffman House-Ex- Congressman lIubbcn OF IoNsacke'
- Astor House-C Commander Simpson, u D. Navy,
and Cax Boutell Of London === ~, NlclOias nolel,
GEN G. W Cass OF Pittsburgh and Gen. L. L. "epp Vi
Miscnusiu.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
DLANTATION BITTERS.

s T.-l860-X.
THIS WOypERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
SHEET. ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED As
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
no EQUAL AMONG STOMACIIICS. AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
sTrBJECT IT Is sUPERSEDIYG EVERY OTHER STIMULANT
Is ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID. 1T
ACTS As SPECIFIC IS EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UNDERMISES THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
A RAYMOND & Co.,
CORNER FULTON AND AssAU-sTs.,
CLOTHIERS.
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE
EVERY GARMENT WELL MADE
SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
~ .h. anIe n.r.lac.d b. Che

SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- combined the and important feature Introduced By the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. Co,
securing by either Of the three great essentials Of @
y capital family purposes" provision for old
ger or legacy for family" Of the other advantages Of
fcred by the Company
Frs Its eeuy Company have 1880 assets for every $1,000
liabilities
seconI /. IT, as processes to real Mutual Economical Com
paby established conducted purFOy and solely for the entire bene
ct of the insured as scrutiny into its expenses and investments
vii prove; consequently,
Third u charge lower rates than other muna com
rany thus the insured reap the advantages justly due them
Fourh: Premiums only not forfeited but padp pocy WIN
dividends the first payment If required
Fh dividends applied reduce the second and all subsequent
annual payments
SIXTH No extra rates travelling or lake officers Of the army
navy or merchant marine, o the lives of women
Seventh: and Directors Of this Company are men ~ n
onaI reputation known integrity and ability The security Of the Com
pany : undoubted above shown.
Business life insurance companies and OF
the prominent Of the country have given this Company the
preference whom be found lists Of those insured
" n dor N,YY BrOa1S
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER.

THB WEATHER -
HrwyoaK Hour Ther Bsr. Wind Hour. Ther Bar Wino.
June l. 6Jo 325BSW ~ &bs
IA 15o @21SSW. 68o @Hs
75o 1l9S II $50 0HS
REMARKs-Yesterday, Wednesday the ist was avail waI
Summer day. partly suDshiny. The sky was geheraany
cloudy from midnight to $3.50 very CLOUDY Wv Wv
NJ TO u. IN overcast p. to 10; rainy rom 70 -
m 10 Gas Rain depth not measurable. NoTE-May 81 81
From IOp m TO midnight variable. The month ,h Was
noted for the prevalence OF south soutn,Wss' VI '
southeast aud the scarcity of westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
AOIIATIC.

THE GREAT SCULLING MATCH IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 1.-The sculling match between
Kelly and Sddler has been fixed for July H. at Newcastle
The stakes (f2OO each) have already been deposited.
The start will be made an hour before high water.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
VHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAE BUY OF YOUR DRUG.
GIST OR GROCER PACKAGE or SEA MOSS PARNE mANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY or PUDDINGs CUsTARDs, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUssR &c &c IT Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTHIEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co,
5:l PARK-PLACE y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
And many others.

OFF TO THE WATERING -PLACEs.-Ihe period
has people of to the fashionable
OF course however, gentleman youth pretending style would do
this without paving KSox the Halter No. 29 Broadway
and selection his stock lie has hand the newest
Summer styles include extremely fashionable and becoming
ngenuues.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
fAnnouneemenis

THE POLICY HOLDERS of The MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance COMPANY oV requested attend meeting
he held in the rooms % occupied by the Open Board Of Stock
Brokers' No. 10 Broa THURsDAr Jane O'Clock M to
consider and importance policy bode in that Com
pany JAMES W. MCCULLon esq lately engaged IN investigating the
Of that Company and the Hon. JoHS " Ia PhUfS nd 'us
DAWES Of the Company have been invited address the meet
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
A CARD.

In answer 10 numerous inquiries the CrSAx BcK
MACHINE Agents b p Rider and John NJ
Hood pleasure informing their friends and the pu5he that
usl machine is exhibition every day at No 4 fsaye cor
ner TWentyest " Y Builders and contractors s as bnck
vel call and the ana Tor lul paIc1
lars inquire as above or to JoHN ". HOOP ia NatersL
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has larger
other evening paper America In orr 70 a
the Newiork readers Who desire 10 nave thl hs
paper following agence, have teen established IN Ne. iok NY
Hamilton Jones No Asor House toulde) ). H. INNER htVs
Exchange S. oc Aor House kotundli hssrs Dunn
Case Central Railroad Depot foot Of Lbcuy-st James Coins
nlI Roc
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

Turkish Baths, 13 Laight-st.-Gents' hours
% a. N and | 70 p. Ladies. ~ TO " a. M
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

mare took third place On the bend she strech
Barber and quitting him at the head OF tno Sarniy
ioned issue with Stuart The run home was shai9,y ,
contested the mare contestng y with anJ she
uon but, firing under the weight belo" ,t raee3the
gave way TO Stuart, who won "a very i'SV i w.
weights Considerod-by short head. ,,,res.
Trottns purse 42.O open 70 all mile heats jim v"
J. W Jscobss b. 3. Johnny Moore......'''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

Success is the test. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
o. used by the fashion and 'iul Of the c'y.
II. n. SQUIRE'S, 81 FultOn-st., Nrw-Gork, is
e best pace buy ree W.TCHEs Cue DAMoNDs hoee JsS
ELRY, and SILyERwARE. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
PER WAuEuousE-wnGARD HsevEY 800 Broadway New-ioa.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

l. V~i'~ " Tnc-2 aai 2:ioi 2:t2, 2:t3. All, ,o.
Rettino 500 10 SO on Datchman aleI ,c ", III "a ran
s1OO 10 S25 Johnny Moore trotted very squ'iOi' " w
easily The race caused much suspicloh IL
| UsndcaD eAC
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02
REPORT OF GEORGE W. MILLER.

SUPERINTENDENT or THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT oy
THE STATE or EBW.YoRK
Of Hs Examination Of tho Special Charges against the
Cfaoors and Trustees, and the General
New-York tribune., 1870-06-02

10 At pOoN NSu 500 TOT 90 Jack he Green s3 Ktd 40
Charley stuart made splitting running 20 yards ahead
oi thf BARBER; hette as usual last. At the me-anda
hall the leader came back " his horses BIZ and tbs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

THE ALLIGATOR STORY. ibid ever tell
you my adventure with the alligator" sais
Sam tn his friend Tom. rs they stood on III.
deck of the steamboat, Henry Clay. as she wen
putting aud blowing, throwing up the mudd,
waters of the Mississippi
IL guess not" said Tom.
We'll, it's some time ago, before your steam
boats scared the creatures way back into the
| dry settlements. the alligators used 90 cum out
on the river. and bark at the dogs on board our
broad horns. and II ever a brave fellow of dog
(as they did sometimes) jumped over after
them, they'd gather up their tails. which, YOU
know. does them for hands, and raising their
upper jaw. they'd chew him up handsomely.
Indeed. the varmnts seem 10 love dog meat
better than any other, aud they were such dew.
lis that they use 90 try 10 climb up into the
boat To Get az orr dogs: SO we used to stand
guard 10 keep them of every night Well. rs
was saying. We were going up the Mississippi
one night in fine new boat. the current was
pretty much rs il Is now, aud we had guards
TO keep off the allgators. n we had some fine
pups on board that we didn't want them Ia cit
at well. "a nigh as could reckon twas about
midnight. and mighty dark. with n great thick
fog all about us. so thick that you could hardly
walk through it; well, felt terrible bump
against the head Of the boat, and then the
guards sung out, n snag. a suag = went 10
hook. and sure enough there it was, as big "a
the body of n common. sized tree, through and
through our bran-new boat; so SAYS !. there's
no use in grieving 80 trusted TO Providence
and went to sleep. About light | got up and
went to see how things were going. and bless
your soul, what do You think 1t VAST
Guess 'twasn't an alligator" said Tom.
ayes. but it was, the varmut had PLAYED the
snag, and run his head clean through and
through our boat up to the dogs bed on deck
he had eaten them all clean up but one large
pup, who had got crossways in the creter's
throat so he couldn't pull his head out from the
boat again. because he couldn't shut his jaws,
and was fast wiggling his tail about in the wa
ter for all the world like n whirlwind"
"But how did you get him out ," said Tom.
"Why, Ill tell you; we cut bis head off
smooth with the deck, and tied up his tail
he fitted 80 tight we didn't leak drop, but
went right on"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17
A PROFESSORSHIP OF LOCAL EDITING
DEMANDED.

| Apropos to the establishment in Washington
College, Virginia, of department for educa.
ton in journalism, the Cincinnati Times thinks
there should be special professorshlp for in
struction in local editing, and indicates what
the course of instruction should be, as follows:
The student in the local business should have
great deal of exercise on his legs each day
taught that it isn't brains SO much Us leg talent
that is required to make an efficient local re-
porter. He must learn to smell an item long
distance, as the model war-horse "snuffeth the
battle from affair."" and spare no exertion in
finding it. His fancy and imagination need to
be cultivated somewhat, and his invention
quickened and encouraged, in order that he
may have something to fall back on in case
things persstantly refuse to happen, for the
public demands local news every day, remem-
Der, whether there be any or not. Deprive
them of able "leaders' and they may stand it
for day or two. but they won't give up their
local news not for a single issue. The would
be local will require little instruction in regard
to receiving presents of boots, hats, clothing,
bottles of wine, oysters, cigars, dead.head
tickets, etc. They learn that very readily.
The professor can do as he pleases about adj
vsing them to refuse or accept such perqaisites.
III any young local should nave any scruples
about accepting, we would remind him that he
has as high authority as the President of the
United States for taking in any presents offered
him. and he can initiate it or not. The stu
dent should be- taught to miss his meals often,
sit up late at night, eat all sorts of festive sup
pers, and sit patiently to hear long and dull
speeches from atter-dinner orators. He must
not be alarmed by threats of horsewhipping, |
and must be licked occasionally by the profes
sor To accustom him TO any incidents of the
kind that are not improbable to occur. He
must be taught to have no emotions of his own
to look upon all calamities with purely pro
fessional eye, to observe and describe the con
vulsing humor of u popular comedian, and
catch the last sigh of an expiring victim Of the
hangman, with the same stoical indifference
The professor of local reporting ought to hang
q man occasionally in the presence of the class.
in order that they may be accustomed 10 report
executions. And finally, the candidate for the
local" chair should learn to live ON u mod
crate income, sternly subdue all inclnations
for more than the necessarics of life, aud
De willing 10 give poverty smiling welcome,
until fate or bis own exertions hoists him 10
higher place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE.-Tt is related o.
the late General Lowell III. Rousseau that n
few days prior to his departure from Louisville.
Kentucky, to take command Of the department
Of Louisiana, with bis headquarters at New
Orleans, he called on the medical examiner of
m insurance company, stating bis desire to
take out policy. Initiating his broad chest.
and giving it resounding blow with his hand,
he remarked "You neen't take the trouble to
examine me, doctor; I'm in hurry; III live
forever; doctor in Washington said couldn't
die of disease. I'm a sound man SIR" In
ninety days from that date General Rousseau
was dead. That splendid physique was not
proof against the. miasmatic fevers of the
Crescent city. Indeed, had he been less health
full be might have escaped. The incident serves
to illustrate the uncertainty Of life, and con-
veys lesson all should heed One day in the
bloom Of health, the next stricken down by
some fatal malady-itis the lot of humanity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

MATHEMATTcAL.-If military cadetship ID
worth $500 bonus. and negroes are insured
against going to hell at 81 head by Rev ex.
Hon. b. +. Whittemore. how much is the profit
of being expelled from Congress WORTH Won.
der, too, what that test on the bribery question,
if applied 40 as TO elicit the facts, would bring
forth as to some carpetbag officials in Idahol
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

MICHIGAN has the best educational system,
the most schools in proportion to population,
and the most capital invested in educational
buildings of any Western State. In this re-
spect it is the Empire State OF the Old North.
west. What part of the "New Northwest
shall occupy this position yet remains to be
seen. Idaho is. as yet, one of the first among
the Territories.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A DRUNKEN man in Milwaukee was cooked
nearly through by lying down on a marble slab
IN billiard room, over steam pipes. He said
ne thought first he was in hell, and when it
kept getting hotter he imagined he was in Chi.
cago. He was pleased when the crowd took
him of, and he found his fate was not SO hard
as be had supposed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A YOUNG lady at Kingston has hip out Of
joint, from INDUCING in little circus with
some other girls before going to bed In turn.
ing a handspring her leg struck a washbowl or
something, with the above sad result We
are informed that all girls nowadays turn
handsprings and summersaults before retiring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

A YOUNG lady at Casendish, VT, killed q
skunk with butcher knife on Wednesday.
Her lover came to see her that night and told
her he couldn't marry her unless abe quit using
such hair oil. How fastidious some men are.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

THE Hug Me Tight" is the name of new
Jacket which the ladies wear. The Jacket Is
made in novel manner, and speaks for'itself,
80 there is no chance TO misunderstood its
meaning. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-17

JUDGE STRONG, of Pennsylvania, has been
confirmed as Associate Justice of the u. s.
Supreme Court ="
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
NUMBER 40.

to be without any foundation In fact,
I will here notice. We are told, and
| suppose many people believe, that
the native grasses Of this country
are not we'll adapted TO the produce
ten Of rood milk. and consequently
viii make only nm infcricr article II
butter or cheese. Now these vertant
people are entitled to any opinion
they may please toadopt In reference
70 any particular theory, Int expcri~
.ence has abundanfly proved that for
~ least four months In each year,
there is no grass OF any kind that il
superior, both in the production of
milk and beef, tn the native prairie
grnsses Of Iowa. Important as I a,l~
mlt that IL IL. that mllrh COWS shouid
be kept, above all other animals, uls-
on nutritious wholesome and succu-
lent feed, still 1t must be admitted
that more is depending upon THE
manipulation OF both butter and
cheese than upon the feed. Though
all are important and cannot be neg
lected only ut the expense of tie
dairyman.
| believe I'll is generally conceded
that nearly tile whole Of tire. bese
buttefaiid cheesun1aasin the United
States, comes from the belt OF coun-
try lying between the 40lia and 4lth
degrees Of north latitude. and further
more, that at the present time, near>
ly the entire make uf cheese comes
from between the AID aud 44,h pal~
allclls; hence we sec that nil this
portion OF Iowa lies within tile great
cheese belt, and we think Ii saleio
say, that IL our agricnltnrlsts- those.
farmers who to day are complaining
OF hard tin,es. and selling their grain
at less than living prices would
turn their attention more 10 tliss
dairy aud raise less grain, they
would find II more profitable and less
Itborio.is.
~ cVHuiusioil, allow me 10 express
the hope Tint the Intelligent farmers
IN this vicinity, aud all over this
part Of our beautiful and productive
country, viii Investigate this brarch
OF husbandiy, and after comparing
their own situation and that of
Others around them, with that OF
-. L E
those where the dairy Is the leading
.interest,as for instance the Western
Reserve In Ohio, or the dairy dis
trlcts In New York aud New Eng~
land, let thcm conduct which h the
better paying business. Let them
also learn rs they may. that while
their grain crops, now almost. wortI~
less,are dcpreciating IN valnes from
day 70 day, that the cheese crop is ~
|steadily appreciating.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30

ID. v. II. II. Completed TO Fort Dodge.

The Des Moines Valley railroad
was finished to Fort Dodge last FRI
day evening, the last rail being laid
with the Thermometers twelve de-
grees below zero which furnishes
some indication Of the persisteney
with which the company have push
ed the work. This Is the end of the
road for the winter. In the spring,
the work at Fort Dodge will be COM
menced early, and the line extended
to the State boundary, by the follow
Ing fall. The oiiicers OF the road
went over the line OH Monday tile
10th, aud met with formal wel-
come by the people of Fort Dodge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
J.LED,NCroN. j.

NFANUFACTUREg OF WAGONS, CAR
IVA riages. sleighs, Cutters &C. Specially made
of Repairing Farm Implements. All work War
ranted. shop on Corner of First and Washington
Streets, Cedar Falls, Iowa. yfInI