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LATER FROM EUROPE

Afrisas Of Tie North sAass7iica. - ~
Napoleon has given 800, OOef to aid the Syrian
TIE latest adyess report Damascus quiet but Z.
murders continued in thesneiQhbofhood ssts7
Thirty thousand Christian women had been sold
Tar harems at e5 piasters each about s., 005
There had been no further movements IN Naples
or Sicily . 8 s. = =
Garibaldl writes to the King Of Sardinia, that ii.
considered it his sacred duty to Vehtia and
that navy so powerful as that of Naples would Z
enable him to succeed
General Lamoriciere had suppresseda demonstra-
ton favorable to GariSaldi 81 Lodi, and taken The
leaders prisoners
A letter from Rome asserts that 10, 600 Piedmon-
tese hao landed the Papal territory atSk Sieano
Latest cia Londonderry. - Advices from Palermo
OF the End, report political troubles there. e
Great numbers Of people have been furnished
with passports to leave Italy. -. -. -
Favorable adyices had been received from the
North Atlantic Telegraph expedition which was at
the Farce Islands when heard FROM 49,
Garibaldi was still at Messini on the 9Th, where
hewas continuing his preparations for the invasion
OF Naples Appeals to the people to take up arms,
were posted at Naples on the 4th.
Adyices from Vienna say that active negotiations
are going on between Austria and Rome, regarding
the eventuaty Of Garibaidi's invading the Pontif-
cial States. The Duke Of Modena has promised in
that case, to unite his troops with the Papai army
STILL LATER
NEw YORK, Aug. SO.-The Arabia from Liver
pool l1th, has arrived lee3s:
Four hundred arrests had been made at Damascus,
and the immediate trial and execution Of those guilty
sof the massacrcs would follow The city was tran
gull, and the Suitan's authority was returning.
Garibald was at Messina.
In the Commons, Lord John Russell had explain
ed his position in the question Of making Spain one
OF the great powers. The movement was initiated
by France. Suggestions also were pending to ex-
fnnAf hen 9 n
tugal. lie said that concert of the great powers
materially tended to preserve the peace'of Europe.
coNMERcIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1k-Cotton steady and firm 4
Breadstufs ditto Provisions dull ss7 s. =
LONDON, Saturday. Consols 93aa934 Barring
Brothers report breadstufs steady, with large arr
yals. Tea unchanged. =
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
For. The Standard.

For the Standard.
y Mr.: EDITOR: 1t is now fixed fact that Judge
douglas is to be in Raleigh on the s0th Of this month
snd take it for granted that all those who think
rns distinguished statesman, who has stood MP so
saIuiiy Tor the Constitution and the Union against
,aotlOh and fanatcism. worthy of respect and conn.,
tSeruation, will join in his cordial reception Let
Out "etn remember his noble defence Of the rights of
hui section in the contest with Lincoln in 1858 and
hO can they refuse to rally to bis welcomes I
Of Tpe THE PEOPLE will not fail to come on the Both
y" 'nls month to hear him.
-NSgs - sxes tss.51J IISFICE
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~ For the Standard.
so MR. HOLDEN: "a Democrat" informs the flight
oqueeze and its grooners that he voted the Dem
s, aIc ticket. The author of the flight Squeeze,
sndc, however, says that "A Democrat had the
baon 70 say that Geo. w. Thompson would have
oeen elected if the Press had not abused NJ RIed.
~ Democrat" neDer. said any .suck tking.
tSa must indeed be low, filthy, and dirty paper
ss. cannot publish dozen lines without misrcpre
N''a'ioh! A DEMOCRAT.
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STYLES AND PRICES.

STYLES AND PRICES
= Retail Price To Agents.
No. l. Large Double Silver Plated, so cts. 20 cts.
2. Double. Silver Plated. 85 IS
8. Double Silver Plated, 80 $50 IL
f. Small, Double Silver Plated, IS 3
o. Solid, Double Gilt, Mild Edges,
Coin Style, Patented % 10
6. Shell, Double Gilt, %
2. Single Candidate for Presi-
dent,) Gilt, gr,,s 10 49, = -.
8. Scarf and Shawl Pins, large -
OvaiD ~ 25 10
{" 0. Badge Pins Portraits Of both
Candidates, "a perfect Gem,J 25 10
~ Terms Cash on delivery, land charges.) - lff
~ Samples Of either number sent by mail postage
paid, on receipt of the retail price. -
~ Packages of less than ten at retail prices.
Address, K.5CRUGER.
742 Broadway, New York.
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Later tro,a Rrasos. d.c. !

tin, from Brazos, with dates to the 18th instant
has arrived with $8s 900 in specie The latest dates
from Brownsville report everything quiet The rev
olution IN Northern Mexico was progressing. Gem
eral Zuazna bad been killed. Ayemberro had been
defeated at Yiadurri
Several holdings in Travis and Congress Streets
in Houston, Texas, were burnt on the 18th. Loss
$4,000--insurance 50, 600.
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Judge Douglas to Visit Raleigh.
dispatch to a gentleman of this City, from a re-
liable source, announces that Judge Douglas will be
here on the 30th instant <
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Tssds Egsction.l More Incsndiari.u.

. New ORLEANS, Aug. 20-Galyeston dates TO the
18th Of Aug., state that Tourney, DEM, for At
torney General. has a large majority
5 The principal hotels and all the business houses.
excepting one, in the town Of Henderson, Texas,
were recently burned by incendizricse The loss IS
estimated at $40 900 to $25G0O0
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MEcKLENBuRG AGncULTuRAL FAIR.-The time for
holding the next annual exhibition is the 31st of
October to continue three days. The premium lists
have been ready for distribution to members of the
hibition had better get o. copy aud inform them,
seves of the rules and regulations. Char Dem,
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We surrender to correspondents and news
items most of our space to-day, and even then sew
eral matters are crowded out which we desired to
present in this issue Our readers must be patient
tie are
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0rAIE ELECTIONS BEFORE NoyEhBER-Electlon
are to be held in the following States at the time
named:
California, first Wednesday in September.
Florida, first Monday in October
Georgia, first Monday IN October.
Indiana, second Tuesday in October.
Iowa, second Tuesday in October.
Maine, second Tuesday in September
Minnesota, second Tuesday in October.
Mississippi first Monday in October,
Ohio second Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania, second Tuesday in October.
South Carolina, second Monday IN October.
Vermont first Thursday in September.
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HERE'S A HARVEST FOR AGENTS.

NOW READY.
Prince of Wales MelaineotYpe Medal.
August "a, 1860. 6s-1m.
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New YoRK, Aug 21 The Herald Of this morn
ing decidedly advocats the union of all conservative
elements on Bell and Everett; denouncing equally
the extremists of the North and the South
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EoR sALE,-A GOOD RocKAwAY AND FAM.
W. R. RICHARDSON.
august "a 1860. osElt
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DIED,

At his residence at Poweltou in Richmond county, on
the 18th inst. Col. Pleasant N. Powell. -
He gentleman of great worth aud respeetahiity
beloved BY all his neghbOr and his loss viii be felt and
depored by the whole community in which he spent s his
life He was at the time of his death of the Council
lOrs of State 60
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- Later from RuatanT-1Ae !. Watksr Erpeditiofh
New ORLEANS, Aug. 20. 1.-THE schooner Araminta,
with dates to the 9th instant from Ruatan has ar
rived here. She brings the crew and passengers Of
Walkers schooner Clifton, which was recently
seized by the British at Balize It appears that
Walker landed and took Truxillo and Honduras
without firing but one gun. Two of Walkers men
were wounded. Great excitement existed at Ruatan
and Honduras, in consequence of this bold attempt
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS.

en- ...-- CONTAINING =;
Beautiful MeIaincotype Portraits Of the Can.
didates. Is
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 Ian E.
OF OREGON.
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For the State at Large:
Alfred NJ SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE. 1
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ELECToRS
OF OREGON.

FOB PRESIDENT AND VICE-PREsIDENT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09
Employi Your Time Pro6tably.

In that excellent volume published q few
months since, entitled "sSclf Help" by Sam
uel Smiles, Of London, we find the following
in reference to the employment Of odd tins
in study. The writer says: - I,
:" With perseverance, The very odds aud
ends Of timo may be worked up into. results
Of the greatest value. An hour in every day
withdrawn from frivilous pursuits would. Il
profitably employed, enable any man Of q.
dinary capacity very shortly to master com. 4
pletc science Il would make. an ii ipnorra.ln,, orra.l,
man ! wcll.informcd man in tel nh ylcaiffs. liff Wa
must not allow the time to pass without
yielding fruits, IN the, form Of something
learned worthy Of being known, some good
pr'pc'piss cgltlyated pf soms good habit
strengthened. DR.. Mason Good translated
Lucrstipss while riding il his carriage in tie
streets q London, going his rounds among
his patients. Dr. Darwin composed nearly
al his works IN the same. way, while driving
about IN his sulky from house to house ii
The country, writing down his, Thoughts On
little SCRAPS Of paper which he carried about
with him for the rptffp0Se. Hale w;Qte his
.Contemptations while t,Avelipg II on Il circuit.
Dr.. Burney learned French and Italian while
on horseback from one musical ppupi to an an
other III the course 81 lis pfoieSsioE XIX
White, learned Greek while walk kjhg to jahd
from 4 lawyers odpcs a1d We hsxe peI1seoht- se y Il
ally known : Isar u 1eminefit position Is .
Northern manufacturing town, VIII 1e3sqied
Latin and French while going with messages
= sAna.and boy = III g g Man sShs111F !"
Fsnio " = e = ~ sEa5s oxna
% Assntsds cndanesHth tanh;sas ib6dg gkts
iners nd.nger,. 7 eE4spA m iafseADt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09
Home, Sweet Home.
DIT OLIVER TWIST.


Each day how sad and far away Il gz4tyj~
My weary thoughts do roam {; feyf e4a4Nr
They HE to thee, my mother dear, AZ gs scn4-
And to my Macon home; !; -#e s lls,ss
Sweet spot, where Oft sported round,
The fragrant bed of flowers; ~
Which in our garden walk found, saEe- srgs
BIZ In boyhood's happy hours. RJuI-
Yes, oft think Of home and thee. s.. 0A
My gentle mother dear; Wr s Z. ~
And oh how often do she'd Ff@ sss'Ei I1
For thee, the briny tear; 81 .EFh'
We'll hasth poet said, I'm home $50
True happiness Is given" .,,. ~ Esgra .jfS
For sure no place is half so DEAR S. .tEsEH
Save our bright home in Heaven. H 81 .EI
My thoughts will often wander back Tfs,.r.
To days that long have past Z, F.tfss,
When knew nought but happiness, \ IN. Il
Which could not always last s5rs.t.t4es
But now, alas how sad the change, .s. I.
For frOwning fortunes sway
Has caused the murky clouds OF gloom. o.
To drive each thought away. 80
But still hope some future day .ts s ,sEik.
s. Will yet remove the blight, 9ATEgt TTf
And from those dark and gloomy clouds si8t
: Burst forth Hood Of light. = a9tIsslEi
3 But should to us forever be # q EsGI8s
The frowns Of fortune given, LarEEET
0 may we. when We leave this earth, Ia
Rest peacefully in Heaven. hG0# 2
Then when We reach that happy place f,
r No gathering cloud will rise s'HE'3 '. .''
To mar our peace and happiness,
With angels In the skies; E11 -. d, q,
But sii VIA be sweet joy and peace ''"'' fF'
Where we shall cainly rest:
Our weary heads shall then recline
Upon the Saviour's breast saa@''A
Will s,,V,nf, lars ;p1r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

ISSe~~~'stS ~
"Do.RD ~ ANTI ssaasaAn nd d'.as without
One sees queer things in little typei in the
newspapers, Sometimes conveying, BY impli.
cation, all sorts of doctrines, disclosing peo.
ple's ideas Of happiness when they least sus.
pect it, and affording clue to the faith in
many heart that is scaled book 70 those
that know it best, and yet all set forth SO
many times daily in a full advertisement.
Sometimes, Is in this nonpareil expression
Of "a want" we have peoples definition oi
things which set Webstcr and johnson al
defiance
Without cncumbrance!" What young
mother, when she feels for the first time her
first breath, would ever imagine, in
the new blossoming Of her new love, there
should exist lexicon, wherein, under the
Els, it should read thus: Ed, Egg, Ej, El
En-" s-------
"EscunBRAScr, "a. A young human be.
ing-a child" =
There what do you think of that, ye old
fashioned grandmotkers, whose love Is visit
ed .1on the children, even to the third and
fourth generation! Rachel weeping for he,
encum6rances :" "Here ami and the encun
6rances thou has given men' '.And the
lion shall lie dawn with the lamb, and little
encunabrance shall lead them!'
These little motives, in pink and fair dim
ity, that stir up the pulses like clarion, thai
nerve up the weary, and light up the hope
and ill up the signing withsong, are encum
branccs So then tho sweet little candidates.
for heavens kingdom, that dance arountftht
threshold Of the open heart, and enter unfer
h;AIasN that EanvHt <hn ~vvDr1l
old in sorrow and in sin, are e'cu,sbrQnee
all! And when they are elected, for so, alas
they sometimes are, as the greensward 'bro
ken in little pillows everywhere, and the Ka
chels that will not be comforted, SO sadly at
test, think you, when the mother rock ssth,
empty cradle, and looks upon the unpresse,
pillow, and finds in the "till" n silkcn tres
and pair Of little shoes, that were laid asid
for sandals oflight, that she finds the nam'
Of the wcarcr under tho Ems !--that whc,
the poet sighed, "a
| :. There is no flock, however watched and tended
But one dead lamb Is there - q 2
There Is no Rreside howso'er defendeas
But has one vacant char,"- q
or when he who sung the Airs Of Palestine,
declared, .a'' 4. nl" ~
His fair suu'stiny head
Isever bounding round my study CHAIR
that either Of them dreamed the burden o
the song was mortgagep and not rather on
star lost out Of visible heayens-that set
AS sets the morning star, that goes notdown
Behind the darkened west, nor hides obscurcd
Amid the telnpests Of the sky, hut melts
Away into the light Of heaven"
May tho hcarths, the thresholds, and tn
hearts of the world never be without "cn
cumbranccs," them all be mortgaged t,
them, who, like the planets, are neares
the sun."'-Chicago Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

Scene on RAILRoND TRAIN.--" Your tick
ct, if you please" blandly remarked the Of
ficial' s'''', /
Yaw," answered the passenger, looking
steadily but without single line or mark of
intelligence fnll in the face Of the conductor
Your ticket. you know" continued H,
gcsticulating vaguely; "saIne as this,' show
ing one he had just received.
Yaw," and the German coolly stretched
out his hand, and before II. could prevent
him, he had it in his pocket.
Now the perpleXity of the cnoductor be-
came intense; he summoned to his aid all the
German he had been able to gather, which
consisted of such common phrases as nix
cummerous, and no furstand; it did not ad-
vance him materially; still the same unchan-
ged face, the picture of nothing but non-
comprehension, lupturned to the vcxed and
despairing conductor. At length brilliant
idea shot athwart the brain Of the latter.
"Gclt, gelt," he ACCLAIMED, noting to in
dictate the counting ,f money ...-
TF" Yaw; yaww 'shonted the ilDpracticAblc,
his face animated lin with slight degree, Of in
telligence, as he inserted his hand into q very
old leather bag, from which he poured into
his open handfw horseshoe nails and very
big button; a chunk Of cayendish, short and
greasy pencil, and two and q half dimes in
change. .,,,,.,.f. 49,. i, :,
Conductor II. became purple with suppress.
ell rage and modification, stamped his foot
and launched out into soincexpressions among
which some very choice and comprehensive
forecastle explosives were very conspicuous.
To all this the poor German had apparently
nothing to say; his face was stolid as gut.
tapercha mask but the other passengers
gathered around and, were evidently enjoying
the joke. very much, Moved odrcadful deeds,
the wretched official seized his man by the
collar, and announced as follows: 1ad = ni9ht
~" Pay INC your fare, or III putyou ashore!
keep your baggage '--stick You in jail !----
yon internal old Dutch scoundrcl you.". .4v,
Keep cool, II. and take a. cigar" was the
most unexpected reply Of the poor passenger.
H.. gave one hook shofc and then. collapsed,
amidst the shouts of the crowd, aeIia, ssa
;, It was Winehcll, the mi mimic, 'alo
Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09
JOB WORK.

Having purchased an entirely Office our Job De-
parsent comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
Of Type Bordcrs thus enabling US 70 do every var'-
ETY. Of Job Work manner unsurpassed in this section
oe<hsstates c wors euttassettq our snre wl be exc
ss}ea oG ihor4 sstce sndreasu,ahle terms isfljlJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

WOMAN'S COURAGE..-No one can
read the statement Of the clerk Of tie |
EIgin without being struck by his desct
of the bearing Of tho, ladiesr; ~ They
pale, but silent; there was, moi, q ,eyy
Shrek, The fortitude and resignatI
men may have failed not So Is It aiwl
the great cxigencies which women afes
to meet. ,Whefi Troubles and dangcrs Il
slight, they are more excited and al
than men. But let an overwhelming
ity bury the hopes aild fortunes Of the
hand, 0rifAther, or brother in suddcn
let disaass strike him down and stzctclz
on the bed Of kecnest suffering, then.
strong mems hearts fail them, when
nerves are nnstrung, when a,iakihR fej
hopciess dependency takes possessid
their souls, the fmil; weak lwonlaInrisas J
elasticity and calm discrimination TO .the|
mands Of the terrible emergency, and
untremblng hand and cheerful voice,
hastens to'sperforni those blessed mimi
ttons fSG which tho might Of men wasE ID
qpate. How many scenes efdanger l,av|
heard described, ,coDHagrations, assa&f
tons, and shipwrecks, in which women [
with Eeroic' patience ana submissioh y
meekayfto their fate, and Aase fsught|
sublima lesson of Christian sesignalio0td q
apd fathers who were with I'll
In the hour Of trial her. weakness bcc6
strength, her sensibility is swallowed ul
faith. There were men Of renoMn Soal
Lady Elgin, men xbose- namea are kn1
Through, ,thc wide world, but ,pone ~, \
even did drawer or more heroic deed I
MAS achieved By those noble women sho
lp silence av.sitips their death .T-l ttesis
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1~~S~O~-N-o~~c
x(tNII6ARDsG NICHOLS, J

4 TTORNEYS l. SOLICITORS, CEDAR FALLS,
dBlaM Hawk Csunty, Iowa. Tl,ey WI tive particu-
lar ansion tohe Practice Of Law in Centraland North
ern Iowa and the Collection and Security of Stale and
Doubtful Claims. OFFICE Corner Third and Main Ss.
over Scott q PTaggarts Store. a s3aIg 100 3S4
g. LOMBARD III d3gg 83I g,E#.H WE. NICHOLS.
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(1RSON RICE.

,sal = ? aOiRs0N RICE, 2 NY 0 y
A T1JT0nRNEH 1JC ,AEykaAAy, NOTARY PUBLIC
.s. Par,isaiar ass as'ns sns rs% naaa.
tances made to part Of the State Titles examined
raves psh sra all oshet sanins Collect
zion ana Agency ONCE. ~--- E9-1y
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WESTERN HOTEL.

WESTERN HOTEL
A:axGA2R2l FEspristsr. Yaip st. csaar s
add &dea knsG thSlbugE reittn6 ami 1sniodolhg 3
ready for the accommodation OF the public 1t Is
situated in busness part Of The propri-
etor pledges That no pains win Ne arcd to make
his guests comfortable Stages for different parts Of the
country stop at this F1oase. XiIS IDT l:f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

---~c
tween 2 voyage and mans life has been fre.
quently and beautifully noticed. The princi.
pie moral of thcs, allegorial allusion, centres
in the uncertainty Of every thing in this life,
ana that IRON the examples, Of the vessel s
getting safe into port, after being exposed to
the most m imminent danger Of sinking, we
should learn not to give up hope in adEersity
but invoking the Diyine. aid, use our best en-.
dcayors to meliorate our. condition, on, the
other hand. that in Q prosperous state. Of
things, we should dnotb be too conf dent because
we seem to hare 4 favorable gale, a piacid sea,
and the sun shining upon Us; for Ike the
vessels which, after leaving port with, all
these advantages, have been overtaken ~
the tempest, and peIished in the storms. the
advantages Of birth, fortune, friends, Sfld abi
ities may all prove insdfi filcients You NAV fail
in the most desirableo and comsiaendable fp,fr.
suits in life, while others, wanting at their
outset alb these advantages, may finally AT
tain thssobjoct of their pursuits: the one fail.
ing, perhaps, throdgh that negligence which
arises from too much confidence IN the adyan.
tages they possess, the other succeeding
through. that diligence and .circumspection,
which the Consciousness Of the want Of every
other advantage naturally inspires. ,:ar5 - 4.
/ Remember, therefore, this, advice: Never
let. the advantages with which you may be.
GIN life's voyage, lull you into conf idence snd
negligence; nor the want of them depprreess
your minds into hopelessness and inactivity !:
but, huRble and moderate IN adyersitY, Her-
severe ip that path which reason and justice
point ont and thsnI 4ispeir pdt of rsschine
yoW desired port-v 1ensIigqs, nav SO 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

DANk kUR, NEAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENT
ADCedar Falls, IOWA. EpcAnags all p0rts otthe Uni
tel Sf0ts and EH,OTe 60a0hs and sold. Money loan
ed on ss estate and approved paper Notes collected
and ppceeds reutted to any part Of the Cnted States
Money inyested and Taxes paid for uonresdents the
usual cornmisson.s t'1ias - .8f.s 80
ais H.zcs REFERENCES. s8s abI
Broadwny Bank, New York ti-S " es.t
Messrs, Geo, Bisseli Co.. Bankers Hartford Conn.
Merchants Savings, Loan Trust Co Bank, Chicago.
Chester Weed, President Of the State Bank OF fowa
bfahch Bank ofthe State Of Iowa, at Dubuque. S-ti
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

Yxf0L1g9ASyRug8 rs y ENOFNIEIVrk, DUTLETk
M CENTER putler County, Iowa. The ,psoprietos
layfns recently purchased fitted up the above House
aAevpneRAra 70 attend to the wants Of all who may IA
Wr call Gscd ostlers and stalking in connec-
fion with the House. "a sl,a l7-6W sl.ss I7q,,-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-09

POWERS e COLEMAN. .fa,''
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS. AN
fAsGENERAT COLLECTING. AGENTS. Office
Overnans block Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1.H
J.B. fowgRs, y. Et. ~ -Sll ~ n. .. CcLEaAS.