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"a Pk1nix Lsdse 40. ll9. |. o. 6. T., meets
.very Monday evening, at = o'clock. at Od5
Felloa'z U4a Me-. b.rs OF the Order ar" ear
re-lly invited to attend. J. LENox, " /.
~ sInaitoWot Ladge, No. IS, 4 \. NJ
gular Mertiug' at ODD Fellows Han, on N"
Isr...l 81 " rdn,ziavs # ach month, It 7 7 VI
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m,NLroMoc ELLrAGk OFFICERS.

MtN!TOWGC VILLAGE OFFICERS
resiEent--S. a. WOOD.
LIerk-J " Ihouo-.
lreasarer-Oscar Koch.
MarSha,-Chas. biegel.
FIRST WARD.
Tntstees-Henry Baetz,
Il. :. Au3rgh,
John HoIsf
A,seSsor-Bla-eur Bicgl.
SECOND WARD.
Trlufec'-J d Nukham.
- p.reherdt,
Ia,d. q &c.
As eSaor-O. Tarii-"o
THIRD WARD.
Trl.tret-J hn Myers
- We.tphaI.
N.cha.' Kuhi
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THREE PER CENT a MONTH
PERILS OF FAST LIN ING
WARNING TO YOUNG MEN,
CIIARIE~ RIEDETT

CHARLES BURDFTT
Author Of Second Marriage" 'ElIiott Family"
Marion Desmond" Never too Late,''
etc, etc. One volume, l2mc., cloth
This book deserves to be -ingIed ont nnu noted
A. above tie many novels which sre published.
Both in structure and style It Is emitted to the
name Of art. It i a tae Of Domestic Life re-
h"msing the interviewer histories Of round Of
every day characters, and ia aim IS to show the
f,,l!ies Of the 700 many, 50 oBIied, passions and
pleasures of flsho ntui3 lie touching ii no part
upon ground that properly bclougs 10 the vast do
main Of romance
The Bachelor Millionaire Uucle George, Is a
character reminding Of the Brothers CHEEKY
be, and. Though he teaches he sweet uses Of
1,iyefsi;g" with severe discipline, it brings out
the true UC-%tv ot character. and shows how lew
there are who can 20 ,h@"@h the trials Of cyery>
day life ami in the end preve lh~ir constancy.
G"pisa Of ether # tie above books with .
handsome Gift, worth from so cents 10 500. will
be sent 20 any person in the United Ssates, upon
receipt of : 90, ard 81 cents 10 pay postage, By
addressing the Publisher.
4 ns,c and CLASSIFIED Catalogue of Books in
every department, of Literature, together with a
list If GIFTS, and every information relat;vr to TIL
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SIR EIEIE'ER.

I,TEAlED a~av from gauiioRoc about three
weeks ago. a RED HELPER, three years old,
vuA white spots 81 over her-siaai horns turn
ed ia-and she ~As rather small for her agr.-
I,farr atioa cons rEiug her will be thankfully
-, I'D bv N DONAHUE.
Hssita~or, December !. 1899.
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CggaRQEE DIRECTORY.

Reguin services for Religious v orship viii be
he'd az follows;
An. Pm
PRESBYTERiAN-Tsb on
Chicago ST. Iot
tTISCOPAL-Gcy ". II COOPER,
Churc o.. Chicago Sr,et, IL 81
NErHOUIT-G-v. {. c SYNEs,
,Irsch On Seventh Street, lO3
TUTuERAN-rr Mr, EoLeR,
church IN i.t-A h street, 10 2
CATHoLTC--Rrv.N .x ~ RrKE, service com
n ences at II O'clock, March 8.
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kNUDE TORRISUN,
81 st Plaintiff.
81 St
OERGUIT COgRT-Conntv

TERGGIT Goa RT-County of Manito-
- voc. Alfred Smith ag't James N. Sprague,
II, j. UllmGn, for the of II. r. Miller, Will
liam Alirich I!ezekiah H. Smith Martin B. NJ ed
bury, John ". Medbury, james F. Aldrich, the
City Bank Of Racine, Jacob A. Hoover, John
Sercomb, G Ibart Knapp, and Charles Keuhn.-
Summons for Relief Complaint not served
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this actioa, Of which a
copy was on the tenth day of January, 1860,
hed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for the county Of Manitowoc, and
serve copy of your answer on the subscriber at
Nanitowoc, Wisconsin, within ninety days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such
service; and if you lsjl TO answer the complaint
as aforesaid the plaintiff VIII apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint,
Witness, Hon. David Taylor, Judge of the 4th
judicial Court at Nanitowoc, this
18th day Of January 1860.
WI. IT, NICHOLS, P!f's Atty.
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CD-B IAlIgTIya.
Having 3 lsrge and varied assortment of JOB
Type, and Two PEEssEs, the Proprietor il pre-
pared to execut- al kiuIs Of JOB PEEsTIso OF
Ehoft notice and at ia;r prices.
- All kinds IF Farmers Produce taken Ct
tLs ofage in payment ter work or papers.
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TIE LEE GF

Has Just added to his extensive lat, the follow
ing new Books:
TIE LIFE OF
COL. DAVID CROCKETT,
g5s- Editors Of Newspapers giving the above
8 insertions, aud calling attention to it, and send
lug It, viii receive any three of the following
works:
Life Of Napoleon, by Heal'ey, 81 %
Life of Lafayette, DO IS
Life of Josephine, DO 1 %
Wild Scenes Of a Hunters Life, / %
Life Of Mary and Martha Washington,1 %
odd Fellows Amulet, / 25
Colonel Crockett a character. His auto5i-
ography has been long out Of print; his reputa-
tiOn for eccertricity has been presumed upon in
the publication Of all sorts of oulra geous and OBJ
sceEe nonsense, in coarse slmanacs, and other YES
hicles for low humOr. This volume is a republi-
cation OF the genuine work, with necessary adti-
tiOns; and will be new to the present genera ion
OF readers. IL is marked and characteristic as
the subject was; his u0rJrat faithfully drawn, and
none the less that it is without effort ard
perfectly naive aud sincere, We will remember
the amabie original in his northern tour, and re-
cali many of the Incidents To which his book al
udes. We have never look ed upon his Ike
since; and rejoice III Ihi= republication as an act
OF justice; 70 retrieve al honest man from vulgar
misrepresentation.
copy Of the Book, and handsome present
viii be sent by mail, post paid on the receipt OF
81 90 for the Book, and Il cents for postage.
A new Classified Catalogue Of Books rnd Gifts,
with Inducements to Agents, win be sent free, on
application. Address
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judgment Of foreclosure and Sale.

State Of observation-disclosures County Circuit
Court. Erust Schroeder against Loreuz Her.
keTt.
tn PURSUANCE Of a Judgment rendered in
L this action on the % n day Of October, 1859,
| shall sell at public aYcti0n for cash, at the
Court House il the village Of Manito"oc On the
ninth day of February A. D 1860, at the hour of
two O'Clock in the afternoon, the following de
scribed mortgaged premises, so much thereof
as may be necessaryto raise the amount of said
judgment and costs, and expenses of sale, to wit:
All that part of the west half OF Lot number
eight in block number two hundred and thirty
seven, in the village of Manitowoc, county Of
Nal.itowoc, and State of Wisconsin-Shel!H's
Office, Mauitowoc, October %, 1859.
l6 l2w LOUIS KEEPER, Sheriff.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until the
day of March, 1862, at the same time al
place.
LOUIS kENPER, Sheriff.
Man'tOWOr Frhruary q 1SGn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

IowA.-The population Of Iowa is about
$50, 900. This will entitle the State to six
Representatives in Congress. We now have
hut two. Not one fourth of the tillablc land
Of the State has yet been touched by the
plough. We have yet no large cities or man.
ufacturing villages, all Of which will come in
the course Of time. Four millions Of people
will not be an inconveniently large population
for our State. There is not on the continent
ofAmerica 50 large tract Of fertile land un-
broken by marshes, large lakes or mountain
ridges as the State Of Iowa. Il. j, -
If Mr.. Stewards prediction shall prove true
that the Empire and the Keystone States Of
the Union viii, by and by, be formed on the
west side Of the Mississippi River, Iowa will
have the Empire and Missouri the keystone.
The central position. healthy climate, Immense
water power and exceeding fertility Of the one
and the exhaustless mineral recoa,rses Of the
other sleaye no room for donbting the truth Of
our sur,piscs. Nc Gregor Press.
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The Distant shore,

o.r hsrr. are dr,ftn, orv.rd, F,
An r,isaiss.,v tb.v vIae "Sta .A','.tF
z r-,son 1y~,s,s rss.i..: ne.snJ s85 FgfHRu9 10
. IN, an she r.s,,;n, IA. = <, ,r4.s ma .ss
rhs h,rs w.,as X. * sro.,cA -. .''
.rl '-i-H ~ ic,,H ths h;ilcr rc.r t13GH@@ 9TH
Rnt ss,rhn,.. .~-s.sh ,siti,' hs.u.v re,E -ts,sfs
The f.r orr ai.t M shore - ,.r =,
rbere frerds are waiting for -, - E* UTTER
b The loved the lied the true. -gt5i.a su gu@
a Rnt T,me,s frrii mistv curtain ,, ea .,...4.,
Nov hide. them from our view. # '.'
1h.vs,e 80 ch.d IN. n,,ist h.rhor i& TT "
4 : ~. to.s hi gcn. hefore Ts. as-Zs ST.
ArS nn,. ,h.v ws;t 10 vr..t -.
IYnnn The di.tant shore 1853 .h H-G|'tit3
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ri @ Ft's faEF
Mr.. Bcecher on Fear and Panic.

/ Henry Ward Beecher, in his sermon Sun.
day morning, developed the idea Of Gods
presence and controlling poweri in the affairs
OF the world, and the conse quent folly Of pam
ic and fear I" Possibly i, may occur to you,"
he said, s.that am preaching about affairs
Of to-day in New York. perhaps drifting to.
wards politics, Well, perhaps an; and il
| il will do You any good, have no Objection
to your thinking SO. 1t does me goot! !--hcart
good---to see all things going just right, and
all men CRYING and boo-hooing about it.--
When everything is straight people fearing
to be eaten by dragons; good Christian men
praying and singing all day Sunday and got
ting on as far as Tuesday, when Little
trouble comes, and forgetting their prayers
and their songs, they cry oIt---aEd rush TO
their chests--to their mcney--thcir stocks
and bonds-and look to each other and 10
great men for comfort and consolation. Oh!
! We fools! oh! sye fools! Does not the God
Of Omnipotence reign, and does he sleep for
getlul OF those matters precious 10 him as the
apple Of his eyey Be men--bc Christians
| or die at once Canyon take counsel ofyour
money bags? fear that they are your gods,
that they are your idols, Don't let US DC
tempcst-tossed; but ask which way points
righteousness, justice, humanity, truth, So
cEtl PURIFY PupiiS lultN' 10 DoilRHt-oanN W
or bank down, we should desire above all
things the success Of Gods cause, Who will
miss US after we are gomez We are but pale,
half-burned bricks, good to gil in with. but
Of no account after all. five are only safe
| in Christ's love, if he is our mediator and
our friend, we shall be well enough off in the
end--and the now should always be subscr
Went to the end. Now is the time to preach
the gospcl--to utter words Of truth. Christ
lis coming. Let MS stand near to God. He
! is, now. answering the prayers Of the past
twenty-five or thirty years, and the fruit is
at hand; shall we then submit to panic or
fear? Nay. let us trust in God. forgetting at
no time. that he reigns and has ,reigned for
all eternity, and if the storm and darkness
do gather around us, we shall bc safe. For
though clouds and darkness are round about
His throne, yet justice and Judgment are
habitations thereof" e'''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

PowER OF 4 BlRD's SoxG.-Whcn we hear
the song Of . soaring lark we may be sure
that the entire atmosphere between us and
the hird Is filled with pulses. or apdulations.
or waves. as they ere often called, produced
BY the little songsfer's organ Of voice., This
organ Is 1 vibrating Instrument, resembling,
II principle, the reed Of i clarionet Let us
suppoke weI hear the song ef 4 1sgk.J slsyated
- ! hsightof soc feeti the cir. Before this
n ,possible the bird must hare ,agitated !
sphere of aif 1000 ieet II diameter yhat Il TO
say, Il must h4v6 e0gnmdnic1ted toi 1T,00e
sbne 0faira msoejoni ~ Dcisntly intsnssffo be
appreciated ~ s.E Ore9psr rof heaSipg3ks
fazgs PlaaSs q IA 4 49,, ,,I,,s sol
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- Women are all heeting show rt ron
For mans deluson given;
When filled with bran and stuffed with tow,
Thav ttxv -o1s

The FINALE.-Well, we (the Democracy
are licked. The smoke from the battle field
has lifted and we find ourselves fiat on our
backs. Although sometimes a degrading
one the horizontal position has its peculiar
enjoyments and advantages. With his back
to the earth one fronts the stars 4 Il l14 un3
There is in the rccumbent attitude oppor-
tunities for the study Of astronomy not af-
fordcd when one stands upon his hinder
ramifications. Erect, one sees only niser.
able little concern called Earth---upon which
q Billion of Infinitesilnals are crawling, fight
ing, struggling, dying, and being forgotten.
He sees nothing permancnt-Hc sees only
mutation. Love, changed to hate, friendship
to perfidy, the buOyant youth to the thin
sbanked, skinny miser, fair women bartering
the jewel Of womanhood for rank or yellow
dross, yawning graves into which the world
marches and arrays itself as feast for hid
eous worms; starvation. cruelty, Gods works
travcstied, His Providence denied and bur-
lesqued, everywhere the Good crawling wea-
rily, the Bad winging their way easily ~
On his back one sees none Of this, To
him there is only eternal space through which,
forever, under the Discipline Of the Deity,
wheel the ponderous battalion Of the starry
hosts. To him are only the blue dome of the
day and the fair mysteries Of night. The
glorious sunlight, the fnlllorbed, or crescent
beauties Of our silvered broweo Queen, the
ever, beautiful harmouies Of the march of
countless worlds are revealed to him, and
!" nothing more" Who would not be on his
back ?-Du6uque Herald. sf<a'4 a.ov
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

That was coor' man. who, after having
given over amarrmge which it had 5beencur.
rently reported wassabout to take place, on
being asked the reason, said 81 had been
with her, you know, ?, good while, and no.
ticed that she was rather cool III her remarks,
and hinted that she would rather 20 alone
than have me with her, but didn't mind
that, you know. We'll, one night when we
got to the door. says she. Mr.. -, do not
wish your company any longer. and l'll thank
Won to keep your place. and stay away from,
me- That was = little to hard, and wouldn't
stand it. ! .acked Aer that rery night" M,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

QuAxERs. The origin Of the word 'Qua-
ker" is thus given in a recently published life
of George Fox '# .a s.t.a2 zt'i 'fssF
1t was about the time Of Georges commit
tai to the Derby House Of Correction that ho
and his few followers began to be designated
by the term Quakcrs. hGtrvas Bennett, one
Of the magistrates that committed him, was
admonished by him to quake at the name Of
the Lord, when Bennett replied that George
Fox and his followers might rather quake at
the civil utlloritios---aireparteew which, going
abroad among the multitude, occasionedsFdx
and his adherents to be called dcontemptuously
Quakcrs.. .sEIt cannot but be'thodeht wonder.
ful that a young man of fye-and-twenty, Of
mo learning, except in texts Of Scripture, and
a little sound sense, should have been able 70
attract sufficient followers to form the found
alton af a sect under any title. ra t,aIa4ss3sa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30
"WE BnlSo Oun GAME IN AIlvE."-A

"WE BnlSo Oun GAME IN A1IvE"--A
good tale is told Of some fellows out on =
prospecting tour in the mountains. One Of
them took his gun and strayed short dis
tance from camp and shot cub, not observ-
ing at the time the old bear, who was '.earat
hand, ready to avenge the death Of her off.
spring. The hunter approached his game
with an exultant air, glowing in his success
and anticipating the astonshmont OF his com
panions, to see him march into their midst
with an ample supply of tender bears meat,
when, to his surprise, he saw large BEAR
bounding toward him, very much enraged,
apparently determined to d, molish him ut a
single meal. Our hero dropped hsTgun and
started off like a frightened deir down the
hill. IL His companions saw him coming, tear
ing through the brush, and enquired the
cause Of his great haste, to which hcgrtpled
"Gd your gins ,vady for a shot; I'm bring
ing her right into campt" The bar beat a
retreat at the appearance Of reinforcemtpts,
and our hero sank exhausted on the ground,
in the midst Of his startled fellows. iced
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30
A6YtRfisINo RATES |.
JOB WORK.

Having purchased an entirely ONCE our job De-
parneN corlses large assortment Of the latest styles
s Type Borders &C.. thus enabling US to do every var'-
ETY. Of Job werk unsurpassed in this section
Of the stAs A xask mtrusted TO our care will be exc
.vted on shorasnotice anA reasonable terms, eT~sa
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Dubuque and Sioux City
EGGS RAILR DAD. 4etJTtzt

HALF FARE. ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
EvROM AND AFTER THURSDAY, NOV 1st. 1850,
l until further notice. this Company will sell Tickets at
all the Ticket Oces on the line Of the Road TO DCDU.
QUE AND RETURN, 1t the following rates.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

sR sAiuseg u y Boston, 80 10 ven tnoyfis.
ton, has besr eieoted to tie Msssachnsa}s, \,
Legislature. NJ. shilllbeE i I Dodgias D
Eo.44sigal aunnslusf u rnisaftarsn 1T
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

MopEsrY.---In the walks Of life too often
We find young ladies forgetiul of that chief
characteristic which alone can make them re :
ally beautiful. Th" charm that hangs around
the modest maiden who ne'cr forgets that she
is of the weaker sex, is irresistible in its in
tluences with those who boast of common
sense While others, though attircd in all
the gaudy fashion which wealth may prodi.
gally bestow yet their naughty mien and
graceless air, forbids the esteem Of those who
would pay just homage to the lady. Ills
the character of the disposition which makes
the lady orthe gentleman, when apc.like fools,
that may be millonairs, should be justly
classed with those Of q low degree. an,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

These Tickets win Re good for three dnys and longer
This arrangement intended to enable people In the
try to visit Dubuque with their families at unprece-
dented low price, 1t will he continued long enough
enable every to visit Dubuque with his wife and
daughters Passengers arriving at Dubuque by the
ing train will M they choose) have little than
days time in Dubuque. as q sttS ~
This Company Il daily receiving freight cars and
offer good facilities and favorable any
road in the State Strict will be taken Of all goods
and prompt notice given OF their arrival 4yTS
GEORGE YOUNG, Snp't
J. A. PINTO. Gen. Freight and Ticket agent. 81
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AMERICAN A HOTEL.

TO4N 4. L.yyIHCOx, Propvietor, Main 81.
oD Cedar Falls Iowa. The above Hotel has lately
salargsd a1dnewly furnished throughout and pre-.
paset TO attend 10 the wants Of all who may favor
With call have In connection with the above House
large commodous etahle with good otlers in attend
WE(Y Ab4OmceM NJ WESTERN eoge sCompasy isgat
s. aiasa leaks daily bE ths East, sesth Spd
West. lM
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.sssaeA nt uissf sg..

d3irgaih a5lTsTss'a, sais ayab ws1 l.
esst nfran .rys .rs,peSE -. -$t,s,s3 .1, f.trfs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

i isss POWERS g. COLEMAN, e.,
TTORNEYS Il COJINSEuv.OHS. AND
IA GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS O6ce in
Oversnan's block, Cedar Falls, Iowa. lH u,
). .. POWERS, $50 -. -e 81 D. J. COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

PRor Fowler, the well known phrcnologist
Of New York, il, now in England Accord
ing to q Manchester paper, the Professor,
while speaking Of military men, during re-
cent lecture, drew attention to one portrait,
which nc said was that of a man who came 10
his office about fifteen years ago, with the
question, What can do besty" The Pro-
fcssor asked him what he did, and he replied,
T" | make soap for a Living" lie then exam.
ined his head, and told him that of all pro-
fessions a military career WAS most suited to
him. and that if he ever had the opportunity
he should get the command Of an army in the
cause ofIight, for there his talents would show
themselves to the greatest advantage. He
has done 50, and that man, Garibaldi Ly name
was now writing his name in characters Of
light on the history Of Italy. s ..ss,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

TALL. OAKS FROM LITTLE .AcoRSs .GRow.--
Sixty years ago. naval officer, wishing to
cross from Staten Island to Bergen, could find
no person to take the job save q bare footed
boy, who, despite the roughness Of the sea
brayely rowed him to the place Of his deHtip-
alton. The officer was so pleased with, his
pluck that he got him q situation on 4 steam
er and that boy is Cornelius Vanderbilt who
is worth over $la,OoU00O. g s,. .'. ...ss'a -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

One day a loving husband took his .viie's
best pitch r to draw cider. AS he was soink
down the steps he slipped, and III order @
save the crockcry, hurt 'hims sslf considerably.
While he was rubbing his shin very yiccf.
ously, his wife thoughtless or his burt cried
Out: NJ ~ Es8 sa4 sa assts Qsfse1 1ssstA
!" Oh mercy have yonbroken tho pitchess'
oafA No, said he In great wrath, = But rlibs
darncd IL don't r. md ginS.alfng went ~
pitcher against the wall. ia 4 sFoaisssss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

= "SoID. "a New England antiquary lately
wrote to book-selling firm in New York,
asking them to send him the history Of a eel
ebrated old criminal trial that was advertised
in their catalogue. The firm replied that
they were "just OUT Of that particular book.
but would send him the history Of almost any
other celebrated criminal case he wanted I;
whereupon, taking them at their word, he
sent for copy Of f",the history Of the trial of
the two thieves who were G ncified with the
Savior" remarking gravely, that he has g al
ways had much anxiety to know what those
two rascals had stolen" The book selling
firm didn't reply.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30
gPENNsYLVANIA HOUSE.

~ n. MIAWAHErZ, PROPRIETeH. BUTLER
H. CENTER, But1er County. lows. The prorvsetoT
psrchased and htted The shove House.
IL prepared 70 attend 70 the wants Of al nav "a
vor him with call Good osters and sahng in
tlou with ~ HonsA 81 n Is 3 5s17.em
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A TTOIaNEY ATLAW, AND sOLICtTOK !,
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