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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

THE EoUEsTRIASs.-We saw it noticed
some two or three weeks ago in the Ala
bnina papers that three gentlemen had de-
tcrmincd to make the "trip from Selma, III
that State, to New York On horseback.
Two OF them, with the horse Of the third,
passed through this place on Tuesday last,
ioc ring along at moderate gait. The third
one, we presume, has blistered has feet, and
will try the railroad part Of the way
Abingdon Vlrganidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
Il SUkANCE.

S1ISO~FAA l. ~,
OF NEW YORK.
Trn $1,000, 900
CASH ASSEIS January I, ls70l .., 2oiI so9,sIo
BRANCH OFFICE, NO lola MAIN sTREEr,
We Issue POLICIES III the above flrst-class
company on every description OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
Risks taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one to
Ave years. - = =
Rates as low as those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
lie II ID. e, WALKER Il Co, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
SEWING.MACHINES.

~-->>~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~~ ~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~o>o-
WHY SHOULD YOU
PAY FROM SOS TO SIS
For that matehess household treasure when you
can buy the one that has NO SUPERIOR In the
world for
$500:
a number Of prominent nlnchinists have exam
tped our machines In orr Office, anu pronounced
The MATCHLESS WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE the equal IN material and workmanship
OF any machine sold by cur competitors, no mat
ter what price they are sold for. II you have
$50 TO THROW AWAY,
Then believe our competitors, II you wish to and
shut your eyes TO the fact That you are contribu-
ting to. the luxurious splendor IF Eeto England
manufacturers.
WHY rs 1T
60 much animoaity 10 exhibited 10y any competitor
towards US or our machine? We believe II to lie
because The Wilson Is q handsome, light running,
edsiIy-mdnGged, and durable shuttle lock. stitch
machine making stitch alike on both sides and
using straight needle, and because we cell 1t
(warrantins 1t to have no superior In any respect)
to so many At such 4 reasonable price. We sell
machine on its merits only.
AVERY d CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and
mya North Carolina, No. 4 Governor st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

NOTICE.-As the CERTIFICATE OF
IN STATE OF VIRGINIA STOCK No. 1,72s,
dated 25:h September, 1851, to A; G. Workman.
of r. G. WORKMAN, decd, for $1,000. issued under
an act of the General Assembly CT Virginia passed
March IS, 1856, r converting coupon into regis.
tered stock Is lost, and cannot be found we shall
make application to the auditor for the renewal
OF the said certificate.
A. G. WORKMAN,
EDWIN WORKMAN,
CHARLES n. WOR THAN
Fx'ors of K. G. WORKMAN. decd.
RICHMOND, April l. 1871. ap 1S-TuIv
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!. -. go. RICHMOND April Is, 1871.
IKE UNDERSIGNED takas this f,nnor.

tpnity OF notifying the public that he has ac-
MEkCANTnE iNSURANCE con pANY OF
LONDON AND EDINRURG, and thst al busi-
ne5s Of the said company FOR this city and vicinity
street. - - - --~A->s
This company, actively engaged In business for
staIes, mas assets amounting TO over FIFTEEN
III M1IL ~ W. p0LLARs IN GOLD-oyer one mil.
fire risks on all kinds OF property taken upoa
panies. 80. WI. row q RnTS 49,
ap 14-lm ..s'Sse,S's- - Uant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LII THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MUND, AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
4 pRTT 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

CRoPs.-The farmers In this county are
becoming uneasy about their wheat, which
is very forward, and up to two weeks ago
was very promising; since that time the
rust has attacked The blades, and in many
instances to such an extent as to blast the
blades almost entirely, though it has not
made its appearance on the stalk as yet.
The oat crop is greatly improved by the re-
cent showers, and so far its promise is far.
The preparation for corn is generally good;
the entire crops OF many farmers are up,
with fair prospects for good stands. Our
tuck farmers are shipping peas and straw
berries in considerable quantities. The
prospect for fruit is magniticent.-Gl ouces-
ter Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
Ix1 VIRGINIA.. q, -.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
IS1 VIRGINIA. - -.
INCORPORATED 1874.
OFFlCE CORNER or 10TH ARD BAI;R sPRxrFa
Hsures Buildings By perpetual or annual policy.
TIE e5e,9. f ~ adl1ated and promptly paid
having pTopersy to insure Win ind It TO thsr infaT-
81. A. CLAIBORNE, Pr,uc,nai Avsnt.
JOHN 3. DhNFORTA, Secre.ary.
HENRy y: DAEroRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL b. PuLLIAa, Collector.
DIHEGTCa5:
JACUELIN p. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM @. GLLENa 5
JOHN G.. HUBSON. -
JAMES DUNLOP '-..,-.<
WML1AM GRAY,
WILLIAM E. aAXALE
SAMUEL q, TARDY. -
JAhES II. GRAE,r.
ALFRED 7. HhRRIS,
JOHN EREEIAND,
GARRET y. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS
WILLIAM II. PALMER. 40 II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
Is EXECUTED AT THIS OEEICEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
goHRI,EC NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Th subscriber having made
~ affidavit Of less, and executed bonds with
SECURITY according to l.w, will make application
TO the Board OF Directors Of the Gld dominion
Coal Comp my to Issue to him new certificate
tor one hundred and twenty five ls5 shares OF the
Ing In place of ChRTItICArE No. SEVEN az,
hereto ore issued to him, and which has been lost
or DESTROYED by ire.
NH 14-Tu2m JACoS n uMBlh XII.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
Cotton Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH

Molasses firm good to prime termenting,
45c.
Ne1 York sight. premium. Gold, 1llt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

\ ludicrous incident lately occurred
on q Mississippi steamer, which we
relate as "a warning TO those who at
tempt to change the personal adorn-
ments which nature has given them.
A man. who was journeying to Texas
with his wife, thought he would snjoy
the luxury of shaving aud sham
pooling. While this was going on he
concluded to surprise his wife, and
at bis request, hair, eyebrows and
whiskers were changed from a frey
red to n raven blackness. He hast
ened to his state-room, but was met
at the door by his spouse, outraged
by the intrusion of a stranger as she
supposed, and admittance refused.
He called himself her husband; she
said lac was an impoStOr. he attempts
Ell to explain. 1t was useless. \
croud gathered round the laugh be-
came general! At last, in his per-
pleXity, the hoosier exclaimed, sal
lie, look at my feet! - One glance at
tie pedal appendages assured her
"Yes. john" she said" know the
feat. They can come in, but keep
that head out of sight"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
The Winona & Southwestern Rail-
road.

The people of Winona have organ
lied q company with the above name
to work this way, and connect Will
the GrinEell, Cedar Falls and Vino.
ma Railroad. The Winona ReIuLRi-
can of the 18th. gives the proceed
ings of meeting held i'm that city.
at which time-the following Officers
were elected:
President-John Robson.
Vice President-W William Window.
William Mitchell.
Treasurer Matthew G.. Norton.
Executive COmmittee-John Rob-
son, II. IL. Burchard, Thomas Simp
son.
Directors-John Robson, William
Window, William Mitchell, NJ. G..
Norton, Il. s. Youmans, IL. w.
Lamberton, Il. ID. Zone, III. X. Drew
II. ID. HUFF, Thomas Wilson, J. w.
Sprague, IL. NJ. Burchard, Thomas
Simpson.
Messrs. Thomas Simpson. and II,
w. Lamberton were appointed q
committee to draft by laws for The
corporation.
The Republican says editorially:
1t vii! be seen that the officers
have been chosen from our abiest
and most influential business men
those who are deeply interested III
This enterprise, and who will be able
TO give it that chara~ ter which will
carry it forward TO a successful ter
miuatign. There are three points
which ii was deemed desirable 10 nc
"omplish in the out set. First. to
perfect the organization. Second, to
open tile books for the subscription
of stock, and third, to arrange for
the preliminary surveys Mt the earl.
lest day practicable. for the purpose
of deciding upon the best and most
feasible route for the road.
fiIe first of these objects was at
tanned hy the election above men.
toned. The books will he opened
for the subscription Of stock in COURSE
Of a few days, and Id a few weeks
a party of engineers will proceed Ia
locate the Route In view of these
important steps the cili2ens of Wi
mona have Uc'nSion to congratulate
themselves ult,n the prospects of an
enterprise flau1 III with SO much i'm
portance TO tiis city. 1t may be
we'll To add although IT is doubtless
generally understood, that this rail-
road will be i'm conjunction with the
Nrinnelt Cedar IAlls and Winone
Railroa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

Reviewing the political situation
in this State the st. Louis Democrat
says: "DiscnssiOn OF the merits Of
gubernatoral candidates in Iowa il
proceeding quite freely and with
good feeling up in Iowa. The cam
tlidates thus far heard from are Col.
c. G., Carpenter. Maj. Henry O'Con-
nor, and Hon. John a. Elliot, Col.
Carpenter made = brilliant army rec
ord, serving through the war on tine
stats OF Gen. G.. NJ. Dodge and John
4. Logan. He is an eloquent pOlit.
ical speaker, and has few rivals il
the discussion of questions of finance
and taxation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
distressing Aeciaent on the r.. c.R.
& III, R'y.

One of the most distressing rail-:
road accidents sisce the New York
slaughter, occurred near Scion, on the
b., G. II. & NJ. R'y, last Friday
The construction train on the divis.
ion south of Cedar Rapids, was back
ing UP, when the way car, with
about thirty wOrkmen inside, by
some means got off the track. All
commenced jumping Off as fast as
possible, and would have escaped un-
injured had not the car struck the
corner of small bridge, which
threw it over on its side, crushing
beneath it eight of the men. I'm
fortunately, the ditch by the side of
the track was filled with water at the
depth Of foot or more, and those
beneath the car, who were so caught
that they could not raise their heads
were strAngled at once, while the
others escaped with severe injuries.
The following are the killed : Adam
RandOl, Pat Leach, John Grover,
n. Fl. Fish and George Leach. The
injured are Jas. Cooper, E.O. King,
and William Creggor. The officers
Of the road rendered all assistance
possible.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
"Gone where the Woodbine Twineth ;

"Gone where the WOOdbine TWiEeth
! The loveliest sensation is at Ray
mond, pleasant village fourteen
miles east from Cedar Falls. Some
time since, Mr.. CMRdm0R Bcdr's oil,
young man of that place, relieved
Mr. Chas. w. II. Wheeler, of the
care OF $3.50, and has gone to the
above mentioned locality.
You never saw the said Mr.. CiRnd-
mon Bears OIL of Raymond, did
you? If not, I'll tell you Of him.
He is gone now. Has been for
months. But he was not once That
was then, before now. lfr. CHINA
mon Bears Oil, was nice young
man: he bought bears oil for his
hair, cinnamon essence for his hand
kerchief, black wash for his nous
tache, a paper collar, a rufrled shirt,
pocket looking glass, book on letter
writing, and candy for the roseate,
sweet, engaging ones. lfr. LInRd-
mon Bears oil was an elegantly
dressed young man, he wore llashY
iewelry, elegant diamonds, waxed
mOustaChe, elegant filling Kids, and
tight bootS-kept his hair in order,
poured balm of Gilead, wintergreen
juice, cinnamon essence, and all
those articles thereon that might be
attractive in The eyes Of the ladies'
A well formed young man, hand
some and attractive. Pretty girls
smiled sweetly upon him, and gave
him their hands to kiss. He was so
sweet and soft voiced, the purring of
u kitten would be rumtling of thun-
der in comparison to him! You
would think he would not drive
fly from his hose, on less than two
days notice to quit, for fear of hurt.
ing the feelings of the poor fly. The
finest prettiest. sharpest, smartest,
neatcst, nobblest, nattiest, aud get
ur- and gettiest young man TO be
found anywhere in that section,
whose age Is twenty four years, and
whose name is Mr. Cinnamon Beu, s
OIL
FOR time, the aforesaid elegant
sweet, high toned, attractive, bright
looking. really handsome young
man had ii all his own way. At last
came the hour of his departure. He
commenced making tracks, the heels
thereof being nearest Raymond.
1G. Cinnamon Bears Oil is game.
Rememberingly thine,
.. w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
THE GAZETTE.


We had hoped that the blundor
made by the Dubuque Times, in at
lacking Peter Melendy and the Iowa
delegation, would suffice TO teach the
editor of that paper wisdom, but like
q bull in the mud, he has been strug-
Cling to extricate himself from the
dilemma with some savage lunges. -
The Davenport Gazette and other
papers i'm the State have been show
ing up the false position of the Ti'aeS
and Bro. Rich has seen fit in his
haste to say things that cannot but
rccoil upon him. We admire an out
spoken expression of opinion, but
when an editor will soy that lie be>
leves man is innocent, and then
charges him with the crime in his
columns, it is an out $ ,,oken express
sion Of opinion that carries with ii
its own condemnation. The editor
of the Dubuque Times has bad due
explanation why the charges were
made against Mr.. Melendy, and he
has acknowledged himself satisfied,
both publicly and privately, and then
comes out and says: while wedo not
believe that Mr. Melendy is a defaulter
he is charged with it. and therefore
ought not to have been appointed
Mr.. Allison is charged with having
used his office as member of Con-
gress for personal ends, and secured
n large amount Of money in n way
that he ought not to. Now we do
not believe it. Shall we then, fol-
lowing out the logic of the Times,
say that Mr.. Allison's election as U.
=. Senator would be disgrace to the
party, and ought not to be, because
he is thus charged? The Times vir-
tually says to the Iowa delegation,
save Mr.. Donnan, "You are a set of
knav2s or FOOLS" and TO the Presi-
dent. "Why not have waited until
''you heard from the Dubuque Times
1--WE had an axe to grind. Give us
"any other man than Mr.. Melendy,
"who committed the objectionable
"sin of working for Mr.. Wright
for United States Senator, instead
''of Mr.. Allison" The professions
Of the Times that it does this dirty
work out of pure love for the party,
comes with poor grace from one who
was among the olfici5us ones in
embarrassing" Judge Cole last
fall. There, was a genuine CASE
Why didn't the Times oppose his
election out of pure Tore for the par
ty?
We can but pronounce the attack
Of the Times unwise and unmanly.
Unwise because it has opeDed fight
that the Times cannot afford to de
fend at this time; and unmanly be-
cause it has lent itself to piece of
political legcrdemain, that is despi-
cable to say the least.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE Cedar Falls GAZLTTE advo-
Gates the nomination Of Col. &. G.
Carpenter for GovGrnOr-prououn
ing him the best fitted in all the es-
Semlials, of honesty, integrity and
ability combined, to discharge the
duties of the Office. This is all very
well, but when the GAZETTE says the
Colonel may be justly called the
CoIfax Of iowa" our respected fell
low-citizen may lie pQrdOned for ex-
cIaiming-"rnere's the respect that
makes calamity of SO long life. >
How would the GAZETTE man like
tn he called the Greeley of Iowa.
COuncU Bluffs NoRpdrict
Very well, providing there was the
same similarity in respect t" mem
Because we look upon Schuyler CO..
fax as the model Vice. President and
man, we see the same relative traits
of character, integrity and ability in
Colonel Carpenter to make him the
model Governor Of Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

G.. T. CLARksoN. Of Grundy Co.,
authorizes the statement that he is
not candidate for Governor, TO a
score or more OF less worthy, and
more ambitions men, We feel like
giving the unwelcome advice: $50,
and do thou likewise. "-20apariet.
The statement OF Mr.. '-larkson
that he is not candidate, has COM
PEELED a large number Of warm per-
sonal friends to look in other direc-
tions for the next man they would
rather see in the Governors chair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
Terms Easy.
WALTFsAni
WAlCA3. 4. S.

The extensive nee of these Watches for the last
lfteen years by Railway Conductors, Engineers,
and EEpressmCn, the most exacting of watch
wearcrs, has thoroughly demons rated the
strength, steaIiness, durability and accuracy Of
of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in
all these respects is to decide the questions to
the real value OF these time keepers.
More than 500, 900 of these Watches are now
speaking for the nseles, in the pockets OF the
PeopIc-.a proof and a guarantee of their superb
GRITTY over all others.
The superior organization and great extent OF
the Conpary's Works at Waltham. enables them
to produce watches at price which renders
competition futile, and those who buy any other
watch merely paying from - to 20 per cent. more
for their watches than IL necessary.
These timc-picccs combine every Improvement
that a long experience has proved of r:al praCti-
! cal use. Having had the refusal of nearly every
invention in matchmaking originating in this
country or in Europe. only those were finally
adopted which SEVERE testing by the most skilhi
artisans in our wor2s, and long use the part o.
the public, demonstrated to DO essential TO cor
rect and enduring timc-keepiug.
Among the many improvements we would par
ticuarse:
cut r constr .i0n - prevent ebUn-efO the tram
by tn breaking vi naiu--prngs, II Original with
the American Watch Company, who, having hai
the r't.rN of all other CUntrivanCes. adopted
Foggs patent piIlOH bcing The beet aid fault
ICsF.
Hardened and tempered hairsprings, now uni
verssaly admIt, d BY ~mchHtker- to b. the best
are used III al trades Of Wal!nam Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust proof caps,
protecting tGr movement from duet and lesreHiHg
tn necessity OF the frequent cleaning necessary
in Other watches.
Oar new patent siem-w in3cr. or key lcsS watch,
IL already 8drC1iu6 success. and treat Improve
m III on any ~tem-ainding watch IN the Amrri-
CaG market, and bY far the chc@pCs, watch OF It's
quality Dow offered to the p8bi". To those hy-
mIE 10 portions OF the United STAGES here watch
+ makers do not abound. watches with the above
mentioned improvements which tend to ensure
accuracy, cleanliness, durability and convenience,
mUst prove invaluable.
The trademarks Of the variOus styles made by
the Company, are IS follow:
AMERICAN WATCH 60. Walthan. hasS.
ANN. MARCH Co, Waitham Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Crt scent St, Waitham
APPLETON, TsAcr ( Co.. walthan, Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Adams st, Waitham
alss, 2.
I. 5. BARTLETT, Watham. Mass.
WV ELLEEY, NalfEam. Mas.
HONE WATCH Ce, Boston, Mass.
Examine the spelling OF these names carefully
before buying. Amy variation even OF 4 single
letter. Indicates counterfeit.
For salc by all leading jewellers, No watches
retailad by the Company.
An Illustrated history Of matchmaking con-
tanning much useful Information 10 watch-wearcrs
sent to any address on application.
ROBEENs & Appleton,
General Agents for American Watch Company,
1872 Broadway New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE Iowa City Republican calls
the Cedar Falls GAZETTE, the cham
pion of Hon. Jno. 4. Elliott. Not
that we know Of. We asked certain
questions touching the charges
which were brought out against Mr..
Elliott, and were convinced by evil
dence placed before US, that they
were unfounded. The Republican
goes on to say that "the assertions of
the Waterloo Courier and Cedar L alls
GAZETTE, that he (EIliotU did not
meet with committees that he was
as coy as maiden, hen asked to
give opinions, is charming for lis
greenness." We based our denial Of
the charges on the evidence as given
over the signatures of the chairman
and others of the committees, in
both houses, If that be greenness,
make the most of it. We call it JUS
tice. PERHAPS the Republican man
was watching Mr.. Elliott with
more coyness than:the members of
the Legislature. We will state for
the information of Bro. Brainard
that Mr.. Elliott is not our candidate,
as lie might have seen ere this, by
reference to the GAZETTE. We have
insisted, that, while he made an eff
ficient Auditor of State, bring NJ
men from all parts rof Iowa, who
were equally as competent, and Mr..
Elliott had no claims to the Office
The Republican does not seem to
understand that 10 prefer one man
for the office is one thing, and to deal
justly withsthe. other candidates is
quite another. We do not under
stand that preferring a candidate
means war upon the others in the
field. The Republican may see a
"nigger in the fence" while we do
not. Let it be distinctly understood
that We are no champion of Mr.. Ell.
lott.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

The Des Moines Register is show
ing who are tue wealthy citizens OF
the place by printing the assessment
list. The list reveals hut one mill
iOn2ire- b. i. Alien, whose as
sessment is s., 04i,00O. J. {. Savery's
is $35U,0u0, W. w. Moore,
$l25, 900, Gen. J. NJ. Tuttle's Sll5,0Gu
Hon. +. W. Palmer's SIS, 900, Z. NJ.
CassadNy's 100000, Judge &. G.
Coles $92, 90, Gov. MerrilI's So, 700.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE Capitol Commissioners had
decided to reconsider their action to
accept the stone from the Oxford
quarry in Tama county, but an in
junction was issued on the 10th inst
restraining them from such action.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE Marshail Times is advocating
the building of a narrow guage rail-
road to Des Moines. Judging from
what the Times said of the Capitol
City last winter, we surmise that
Chaplin believes that narrow should
he the way to the Mecca OF Iowa,
and few to find it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE bill for the relief of the set
tiers on the so-called Des Moines
River Lands, as drawn by Col. Car
penter, passed both houses Of Con-
gress, but for some reason unknown,
was returned by the President with
out his approval.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

THE Lapurte City Progress NOM
mates Col. Scott. of Story county for
Governor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
.s. UNCLE JoSH'S
TRUNK FULL OF FUN

Portfolio of frst-ciass Wit and Humor corr
tafrtinr the Richest Comical stories, Cruel Sells,
Side-splIrIi:.s Jokca. Humorous Poetry, Quaint
Parodi5a Pprle satiG sermons New Connundrums
and Mirth Provoking speeches ever published
Intrrsncrsed with Curious Puzzles. Amusing
Gard 'Tricss, Feats of Parur Magic, and nearly
80 Funny EngravinEs. Illustrated Cover. Price
Is cts. Sant by mail postage paid. to any part OF
Tie r F IITeE; 9h LS % p;lee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24

SAM. TLARK, of the keokuk Gate
city, is strongly talked of for Lieut..
Governor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

FE1AKEN sUP by Chas s. Hoyt, in Cedar Falls
4 township, Black Hawk ceunty. iowa. ON the
20th day OF February, iST1 one small sized light
roam steer, two years old past. Apprised ct $40.
e. A. FBERHARF,
Clerk of District Court.
Waterloo, March II, 1871.