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From The Boston Post
"Tb American reprint Of work destined 10 create no
ntt,e excitement and conflict in the scientific world sub
,tanay of the LaInartsn theory OF tue d
liability theory which has been opposes oy
"a theoory which still Keeps hold upon the minds o.
snd rom time 10 time gathers strength from the
snppoT. Of great intellect The Vesges OF Creation at
snr deebted reading world with its seductive logc
but oppossd every side its facts denied M positions over
thrown into dsrepute and been judged splendid
uson Still the broad idea which was seem,
firm foundation In Of least one class OF minds
Charles Darwin Of the leading Of the day. has
yer for 10 the elucntion Of this recondte
theory He has gathered together immense Of facts
bens the subject and the book under notice abstract
his abor intended 10 be sort Of int oducon TO much more
extensive work His idea that species arise from gradual
chnges individuals made permanent and continuous by the
In which they This s of entirely
oyosed the prevailing belief in the original creation Of dis
et species unchsnng He does believe
in the esbnshen Of hybrid forms but IN gradual change
through law Of selection aud adaptation which through
extended periods Of time until the original form dssppeers CIV
successive changes which in turn established
TO tie the preceding In support OF this theory Mr.
DAWN aduce host Of facts and his logic has bad the
70 influence such Dr. Hooker who has publicly svowed
his this belief We hope this book viii be extern
,yey read IL l. food for reflection and thought and worth
the ell those whom topics Of this kind have
interest destined to create great excitement scen-
Inc men,
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Nem I1nbIirations.
ELL1NG BY L IL o u N IL ,!
- The Grssa SUNDAY. SCHOOL MUsIC-BOok,


- The Grea SUNDAY SCHOOL MUsiCBook,
OR . l. A,
~ ana complet. HYMN and Tune Book for ssbbashSchoo
Nv WILLIAM B. BRADBURY,
.,b0, of "gis shawn "The Jubilee Singing Bird"
ssbbAtb School Choir vol l6mo 2Spp Price S'.c'~
OPINIONS OF THOSE USING THE Ib Book; os r,0,, :,
Andover Theological Seminary.
have had OIolan in daily since was ss9ed ana
school have examined thoroughly dhnd that like all gen.
uine things, it grows in value on acquaintance
There lumber in it than in almost any oook nave seen
Nearly ali ts hymns available for the OF chill
den There progression IN many OF the melooes e
pciay The air that catches the and cap
tiyats the hearts the little that they must be singing
lh,m everywhere have examined nearly all the chidens
Published Of later years bat TINS the most
hook that under notice regard II as the psst
, G Those efforts have much increased Of ate to in
tere,t children IN sabbahschoo through the ministry Of
song II probable me that anything equal 70
s. j. HUMPHREY, Pastor Second Pres Ch, Newark Ohio
IFtom an active Veteran in the sundayschoo Service
PUTNAM, o., January II, 360
The and dssderssum 80 long for 10 sundsychoc
n, mp. sre music Is al length found the ohoa We think
n as near perfection poor human nature capable OF ar
irving this imperfect world Our School supphed and
pack three dozen went into our
neshborhood- 'onN "Hi
From the Rev. w C. VaH Meter Of the Fourth ward hi'si0n'
sueess. 10 the oriOAS The more of IT, the better
like It wish all fsyores were In 1t; but 49, the pook
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lFrom supt ssbbahshOO Central Presbyterian Church,
Rochester, New orb.
In the selection of hymns the adaptation Of and at
ractivs music 0rca stands without an equal we love
and and seems to me there s swee sno ene
ng inspiration music and tone Of refined and earnest
devotion the which Deither old can listen to
have endesvored years obtain the best music within
our the bat have never been aoe 70
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GOAL OIL-Fuly equal to the best in market,
~ fer sale II Ies- than usual prices by
JOHN W. oUfNCY 4 c.. No. 90 wDEsm-st &
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CIasses-nIercantiIe Library Associntlon.

The Members Of this Association respectfully informed
thai classes French Spanish and other studies FOR THE
bECOND COURSE, are now forming
Those deirous Of Joining will ps1se register the names ID
the Class Book at the Library the PRESENT WEEK.
The attention Of the members called to the Drawing Class
under the direction Mr. MORSE and also 10 the Writing
1nd BooL Classes under direction Of Mr. THOS
JONEs and MesHs WHEELER SON. -
All the Classes in successful operation and members will
End Il TO their advantage avail themselves Of the Inducements
ered Unusual facilities offered to those wish TO Join
nv Of the principal Riding Academies Gymnasa IN the City
on Brooklyn. G. w. MAY, yB
W. T. SPR0LE, JR. Class Con.
8. NEWTON SMITH,
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WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT, AND EVER. NIGHT @ 'sv,soy

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT, AND EVERY NIGHT
WIN be presented adaptation by JOSEPH JEFFERSON
oLIvER TWIST
Some OF the authors friends cried Lookee genenen the
Is villain but snauIe for all that and the young critics
Of the the clerks apprentices &c. called low and fell
arosuing g"-t Fielding.
All great acting simply individual directed By mieo
the extraordinary daptaby Of the great sts now
sAhered the Winter Garden the powerful types
OF contained In the aut suggested 10 Mr. Jsfer-
son revival and fresh sdpeioD this drama which, may
be remembered created its prodncton Of the Ps many
years strong excitement The character Of Nancy
In which she r eutched her dramatic win be lssned
by n.. ,,Dnox
Fsgn the Jew and Bill Sykes, will and representatlyssh
w. WALLACK, JR-, aud GEORGE yOHpANi
and never perhaps whole did characters fall into the hands
OF better fitted those who VIII cons.e the
dramatic picture on Thursday night
hslde Heron. .NHey oytes
j. w. Walack tns y,W
George Jordan. S oyhes
b. Johnstone. Dootcr
Holland pumpo
Mrs w. X. Blake. Mrs. Corney
J. n. Stoddart. brovniow
Mr. Cline Toby Craekett Mr. Ponisi Fang NJ brevu
as Noah Csypoe Mr. Tree Charley Bates Mics seeor %
Rose Mayie Miss Climber ChHloe Miss Waters 90 Sussn
The Scenery, by Hays, RVeTe and Perkins
Conveys Wohouse uartes Wood on the Read 70 Lepoon
London Bridge In the Moonlight;
the Roof of London street, &c.
Il commence at a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
SALINE FARsI CARBON OIL"
GUARD AN SALE.

IN PROB TF.-Io-ya C7uuty Court. n the matter
OF the tutfaiauslig of Jo-iah TEack aud hsry "
sck. mianr hci OF Josiah T. acz deceased.
NOTICE i hereby given that - virtue and IN pur-
suauee order uf license made iu said matter
the - zv Of October, D. 1861 ty the County Court
said County. the uuer~ lsd guardian e said MI
viii the l1tl -aE q November A p is60 at
tie Court House in she litv II neral Point IN said
COUNTY offer Tor sale 81 puHc seutue, the following
described rpa' estate. u viz
Tv.n1v-siz huudreths 4t.I60 Of IN acre out of the
north half o Iut number h1ureG AMI forty in the
town 81 Mineral Point ia THE c4rt ~ Iowa ans. State
aE WISCONSIN, IF sale viii Pc raae kaown -
tile time s4d place % rs
Dated October -1iA loru r,s-.sw-
FRANCIS VIVIAN Guardian
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
r sieeping Car Il ii Nighs trains.

III I'll PORTER err. Sag:.
tTen4 Pass,r.-.r COST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
PROSPECTUS
Is - OF THE
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE

The GAZETTE will be conducted with design to enhance
the prosperity and advance the public interests Of Cedar
Falls and the surrounding country and to increase and
make known the many advantages possessed by this
ion Of the Cedar Valley for the investment Of capital in
facilities 1t affords the farmer mechanic and laborer in
heir respective avocations.
To the citizens of Black Hawk County shall cndcavor
to make paper Indispensable by making 1t medium
through which shall be made known all the interesting
events of the day. whether TRANSPORTING at home abroad
In the Local Department 1t shall be constant aim to
chronicle every item having tendency to affect the inter-
est Of citizens and advocate all having
tendency 20 develop our resources and augment our
prosperity.
To the Farmer we shall .ndearor to make the GAZETTE
acceptable by evo, certain space to Agricultural and
Horticultural matters This apartment IN be the spec
ial charge Of p MELESny Esq Presdc,. Of the eedar
Valley Agricultural and Manufacturing Ascension a
gentlemen well qualified for the pasis;An by thorough
knowledge of the wants Of the agricultural interests Of this
portion Of the Cedar Valley well by deep research
into all matters appertaining to these subjects.
Each week shall give full and reliable report of the
state Of the Markets both at home and abroad far
all kinds of Produce Stock, &C., are concerned.
Firmly and censcientously believing that the principles
of the Republican Party enuncated in the Philadelphia
Platform of 1885, are above all Others best calculated to
promote the vital interests OF this country and TO
the greatest number the greatest good" we shan un.
nnchngy advocate its doctrines and labor earnestly for
its success
For terms, ETC., see FIRST page
II. A. & G. D. PERKINS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

The PRosPEcT FOR CROPs.-Throughou
most of Northern and Central iowa there has
been no snow and very little rain, since the
first of March. The frost was out of the ground
before the close of February, and for nearly
six weeks the farmers have had the finest
possible weather in which to sow their grain.
Last year good many more than the usual
number Of acres was titled; but should there
be favorable weather during the remainder of
the present season, the productions of cereals
in this State the present year will exceed by
onc-third the amount produced last year. In
the valleys Of the Wapsipinicon, the Cedar,
the Iowa, the Boone, and the Des Moincs,
Spring Wheat is well up, and never looked
more proinisingB. Grass is three weeks
earlier than that last year, and on the low
lands already furnishes abundant food for
the cattle.
We have thus far had real dyouth, con-
sidering the usual amount of moisture that is
precipitated during the months of March and
April, but no evil effect have yet come of it.
Rain, just now, however, would be exceeding
ly welcome, and would cause world of veg
citation to spring into tangible Dubuque
Times.
DEMOCRACY NORTH AND SoUTH-Sow AND
TnEN.-The Democratic Convention which
met at indianapolis Ond.9 in January last,
passed the following resolution, which is one
ofthe cardinal principles in the platform.
Resolved, That we are in favor of home
steads to actual settlers upon the public lands
of the United States.
TheNorth Carolina Democrats in their Con-
ycntion, which very recently met, passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, That we regard the distribution
of the public lands or their proceeds, or the
enactment of homestead bills, or any other
mode of disposing of the public domain with
out any equivalent, as unconstitutional, and
anti Democratic, and impolitic.
Gen 10. Lane, in speech at Concord N.
H., during the Presidential canvass of 1856,
said:
The question Of slavery is most perplcx-
ing one, and ought not to be agitated. We
should leave it with the States where it con-
stitutionally exists, and the people Of the
Territories to prohibit or establish, as to them
may seem right and proper.
Gen. 10. Lane, in his late speech in the
Senate Of the. United States said:
do not believe the people Of Territory
have right to exclude, or establish or abol-
ish slavery. No such right is conferred on
them by the Constitution.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
MAR RIED.

In this village, the 23d inst by CALEB May, Esq.,
Mr. JOSEPH CHASE and Miss SARAH J. OvERsIAN all
Of this place.
Its said that life perpetual graspng after joys that
are Just beyond reach but at last enabled
announce that ulsatum has been obtained and that
OoeTaR have the words been spoken that finished the
Chase May your hearts ever be light as was your
bridal cake and you walk hand in hand through the
vale Of life may health, wealth and prosperity attend the
union so auspiciously begun.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Mtcn.--Wc wish to say to tho low, mean,
,pusillaninous rascal, who makes constant
practice Of hanging around the dwellings of
respectable people after night-fall, peeping
INTO the windows with the view of seeing the
inmates retire, that he is known, and that If
he persists in so doing he will be apt to re-
ceive castigation some Of these nights that
will effectually prevent his doing the like
again for some time, at least.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Fros'.-Last Tuesday night quite heavy
frost fell in this vicinity. We hear of no
damage sustained, however, except to cur
rants, which are now in full blossom.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

s"OULD announce 70 ths ssAssus 4 Cslas valsaad
ON saor. nosse ssSs "a Is 81 e - sss
manner.
e. CUTTING done 70 order, and IN earnasAs vas.
ransed 10 It, he b just m rsespt sfthe eng ap Sam.
mer faahIous. Can an1 - them. He ha41ssS hnsoIf
thAs h Vim b 49, = vs entire satieheiim T. IL Who
~ sRoF e1s 9. w.; Boot sssrs; Main a.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Herchaaaiss.-H. & j. MILLER are soon to
remove their stock Of goods to MISSIONS
new storc-room, in OvERMAN & Co.'s brick
block They are receiving their spring and
summer stock Of goods, which they are de-
posting at their intended new place of bust
hess. ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
Amnbrotypes!

III WALTON, Artist, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cedar Fails that he has taken rooms
over H. d Hatcs Hardware Store where he will be han.
by to walt on all those who may desire Coon AND PERPEcf
PICTURES THAT WILL NOT FADE. Entire satisfaction given
or no pay required Children taken In from two TO i've
seconds Pictures taken without regard TO weather -
Prices Of Pictures range from so cts. 10 81. All
p 8. Call soon as he is 10 remain In town but scort
time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Neso Gooas.-T. B. & II. Fl. CARPENTER.
we observe, are now receiving their spring
and summer stock of goods, which, if we
were to judge by the quantities of merchan-
disc We have seen unloaded there, we should
say was very extensive. We recommend to
our citizens that they read in another column
what they have to say for themselves, and
profit thereby.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Rain.-on Saturday morning last, very
slight shower of rain fell in this vicinity, and
slight as it was, its effect upon vegetation
for good is apparent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
nd prosperity Of the place.

Destrpctico Fire.--A few days since
destructive fire swept through Beaver Grove,
very valuable body of fine timber, located
about eight miles west of this place. 1t is
estimated that the total loss will not be less
than 5000. Whoever it was that caused
this wholesale destruction ofpropcrty should
bc made to sweat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Woterl1o.-We learn from the Courier
that a widow lady named WHITE had her
house and contents destroyed by. fire last
week. She being in destitute circumstances,
the citizens started a subscription paper for
her relief Also, that Mr.. SPENCER, living
about six miles from that village had his
stable destroyed by fire last Tuesday, togeth-
or with two valuable Horseshoe of which
was recently imported into the State, and
said to have been worth some 5000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

G.. N. M I N e r,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
MAIN STREET,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND OFFER FOR
sale at Low Prices full assortment Of Medical Agents
used by the different schools Of Medicine. Also Pressed
Herbs,
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Pants, Otis, Dyes, Window Glass, &c.
We would call ,he SPECIAL ATTENTION of the Medical
Profession. rs we'll as the public, to our
NEW MEDICAL SYRUPS.
AND CONCENTRATED REMEDIES.
III Al articles warranted 10 be As represented, PURE
hope by Low PRICES and STRICT TO BUSINESS
to MERIT rnE CONFIDENCE Of our customers.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
AL orders should be addressed to c. N. MINER, Cedar
Falls, Iowa, and specific directions given as to
how goods are to be sent.
ERESH CAMPHENE AND BURNING
MACHnNHnY OIL, e'
Nl For sale at MINERS.
T INsE r. D., OIL, !, RAW bonEnp, ,,,xr,,.
WHITE e. . * \ PURE MINERS Cheap Store.
RED LEAD, Fancy Paints, &c.
WINDSW GLASS, MecuLLEys brand
WIND0w SASH TO SUIT,
REssA ., WINE. RUM. GIN, ALCOHOL, For
ONLY. For sale at MINERS Great Variety Store.
CYRUP OF QUEENS ROOT, COMPOUND.
This is most powerful and effective Alternative used in
eiss TSs sr sas q ms s
CYRUP OF PARTRIDGE BERRY,
- COMPOUND This Preparation Is Uterine Tonic,
and antS pasmuc. Pregnant Females, especially those
Of delicate and nervous system will find an advantage
to take one or two doses daily for several weeks previous
to partron, as imparts energy to tho uterine and
nervous system. For sale at MlN,.R's.
r CONCENTRATED REMEDIES.
ssSHSSAgi,r
SAsSaFf
For sale ut MINERS.
- Err BRACES COMBS, at MINERS.
CONCENTRATED LYE. For Soap Making.
~ Twea'v five Cent Box will make Twenty Gallons
For sale at MINERS
A K1NOS OF FILLS. MINERS RHEuAl-
"A ATIsM MIXTURE MINERS AauE CURE:
For sale ut MINERS.
assortment Of choice Coons and Extracts for the
"A handkerchief, just received at MINERS.
A Large variety Of Toilet Soaps rich and rare at
"A MINERS Cheap Store.
CIGARS! Well, MINERS is the place to 90 for
~ them. Good es,-tip top. =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
Assessors rolls

Total, ................S $3.50, $50 90
1t will be seen by the above that Cedar
Falls is thewcalthiest township in the county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

o"e-horse Carts for Sale,-'See the adv. of
G.. n. MINER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

rrops.-From our ncighboring exchanges
AMI cur observation, we are led to believe
that the crops in this section of the State look
finely, in spite Of the drouth Grass is earlier
thar last year, and now furnishes good feed
for cattle. Should the season prove fayora-
Die, an unprecedented harvest will be gather
ed this autumn in the Cedar Valley, for new
or before was such large extent Of land put
under tillage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Brics B1oek-S. A. BIsuor is about put
ting up a brick block on the corner Of Main
and Third Streets. The building will be %
feet in front by 60 feet in depth and three
stories high. When completed it will be an
ether ornamental monument of the enterprise
and prosperity of the place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Aesaical.--Ncxt week we shall commence
the publication Of series Of articles treating
upon the science of medicine; prepared ex-
pressly for our columns by gentleman of
this place, who is fitted both by experience
and research, to render them interesting and
instructive to our readers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27

Grist IW-BRows's new grist mill is now
in operation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-27
local DEpARrMfNf.:

For sac or to Rsnt.--Sec adv. ofsJons H.
BRowN. gr a 80.