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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.


". sat. ts attention Of friend. the Republican I.
tbs following hst Of Documents:
sg LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. ABB RAHAM LIN O o LIN.
S .ssa 3, t4Ss ). "! si sSs1ffIfifiE
soOAa in 0l'A with f ssss f Ssps 90 pages f'
= "a, An Abridged Edition, paper covers, Is cent"
.ruE wrgwAa EDITION. wl,h re,.ss The The Life Life,
fcsss sfIiisS;
s f r. ss sss, must :. added to the dozen
Lcels AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES &c IN . shs greet &
.sa s Ssp.ss Ssl Ss
THE LENNON SLAVE cAsE-Ful History Of the Case Case
s ss Don 6 tsi s'f Postage ssd
y.se. Postage paid One copy % cents four copies sl
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1850 contain. Popular vOt.
Cor PRECEDENT BY States Returns Of Elections Pce postage
HTLPER,s IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
(csnEsnoim Price 20 cents; sls per 100 SlS9 per lOo
THE KANSAS NARRATIvE-By John boy Of Lawrence
Frce Is 6. nis each postage prepaid express sls per l
REPUBLICAN soN0sTER for 1850. Price 10 cents Post
THE BopoIISK MINSTREL FOR laeO-Price 10 cents.
TREEDOMs BATTLE CRY Word. by W. H. Burleish
Sea 70 Music Price cents ~ No. Postage cent per
RzPUBLIcAN CAMPAIGN MUSIC, No 2: wen Con.
Scepts; 4 cents by mail, postage prepaid
REPUBLICAN PoCKBT-PIsToL. Price centA Post
~ PROTECTION 10 HOME LABOR AND HOME Z, PRO PRO
AMERICAN FARMER By Henry Carey Baird large
Of I6 double COLUMN pages PTce cents single copy
qaisd s ss ceniPeF dozen % 80 per hundred SIS 50
per thou sand
THE BARB.ARITIES OF sLAVERY--Mr. Summers re-
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%, CAMPAIGN TRACTS.
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.re on these Documents as prepay ment Is required.
l. THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT: Coy. Stewards
Rochester Speech 1855 with Charles oConoT
ins speech, Dec. 1s, ts59 .. Of
IL THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNloN:
speech Henry Wilson of Massachusetts in the Senate JAN
III THy ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov Stewards grea.
Speech In Senate, Feb 20 1860.
w. NATIONAL POLITICS. Speech Of Abraham Lincoln
OF Illinois the Cooper Institute, New-f ork keb ~ looO
James r. poelittes Vindication Of Wisconsin.
" LAND FOR THE LANDLEss: The Hon. Gslushs A.
Grows Speech In the House, Feb. 70, 1890.
wf be ready in few days:
vi THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN-By an Illinois
Repubcen who knows well the AID his history large
compact pamphlet of 30 double column pages Tor general circu
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Board ano Rcoms.'

DOARD-For a Gentleman and his Wife or a
ID single Gentleman, tal be obtained In private family
cry conot House contains all tho modern inprovemens
Piano de- red-s no 10 East zhs door from Madison
square.
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Amnsemsnts.

N B J. G A K d L N
JOHN Baou6HAMs FAREWELL sEs naP infan's0'
- TWO EERFoRMAkCEs TO-DAY
- a TRIP 40 RicHMoND.
ByA. II. DAVENPORT, Miss POLLY MARSHALL, and
myERMIssIoN for PRoMENADE AND REFRESH
MENIS
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT.
Mile IuKLEUR the GALE SISTERS,
Can" 81 Nile. kAIAKINA, Mons WEITHOFF
Concluding with the roaring Ferte of
Bon AND cox.
By MARK SMITH, Mir. DAVIDGE, and others.
SATURDAY EvENINC. jay IA, 1860.
fARLwELL BENEFIT OF
Nh. JOHN BROUGhAM,
Eifs. act Of COLUMBUS.
By JOHN BROUGHAM MARK SMITH. Miss CARRY MEL.
The GALE SISTERS in PoFULAR DANCE.
Interui. don Tor Promenade brd Refreshments.
iHE IRISH TIGER; Or PAppA's DEEAM.
BY BROUGHAM, DAVENPORT. POLLY MARSHALL, and
Mr. Brougbun viii introduce his fanious song
0uld Ireland You re my daring"
Milo. TIlELEUR and Mons WEITHOFF,
In CHARACTERISTIC DANCE.
To conclude with the frs, act Of
By JOHN BROUGHAM, A. H. DAVENPORT, The NELSON
SISTERS aud the company
Tickets 50 cents with secured seats BOZ Office open all day.
SPECIAL NcTIcE-In Difference the wishes Of hundreds
enc regular patrons Nbo Garden the Manager returns latter
Corseouen,Iy there will be NO RESERVED SEATS except
the Orchestra Chairs and the Private Boxes.
In preparation on q grand scale,
ALADDIN; u, TnE woSDKRFuL LAMP
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
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90 h1hom il Alap Govern.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


We ere Informed TIA, WILBOJR b. DAVIS Of Cumsl Me.
has OBTAINED Patent dated March 49, 1850 for wifc-Gsnze
Tip alleged improvements upon GkoKss MIroHsLI'
Tip th ctton the Toes Of Boots and Shocs for which
Letter. Potent were granted TO said MrrosStL Jan 1885, and
All Tips msas under said DAyIss Patent friays upos
MroHBLs Patent and has right to make or use snen
whou. license from tie undersigned, A'sSnees OF sso
kIrCBgLI.
That pars, may be misi we hereby give Notice ts We
shs s who sell rfs mace uhde sne
Patent OF said wlLBouR sE MsS.N Hssnse co
Boxon, jane 70. 1850.
NOTICE.-All persons ART hereby cautioned
IN against the sse nse OF Leon Losdnskys
Patent Met.c Jspaned Ensneied Coored EDGES for Cap
Fionts the consent Of the Peetee and the date o. th
patent Any person offending will be TO the u
s,,eS Il WE e Juy H. aS JAMES r MCLEAN Atty
for Leon Loudnsky and Morir stestiner.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern debts contracted account oil steamer
PARANA viii be recognized by the consnees unless incurred
un''' 'o'H "'"e ROWLAND AsPINwALD, Con.isnee'
A IL persons are hereby notified that neither the
"A GREAT EASTERN nor her viii be responsible Tor
debts by officers engineers stewards or any per
sop or prrops employed board attached to the New
York, July 10. 1860 - n. lnlEo, oeo.-...y
NOTICE-TO PYROTECHNISTS, DEALERS
IN IN FIREWORKS, and all whom Il may concern Ine I'M
cesons hereby evts notice to manufacturers oFrewo.ks and
ohe thst he viii prosecute all persons making selling OF
using the same unless made and sold BY h.el OF ms snd
In eli cases must his and date OF patent placed
thereon. TO. n vnap
Jersey City July 1s 1860 - 80,
Edret Patent Torches Roman Candies Signal Lights
and eyery description for Land Sea use may Do
had Of shof. notice by addressing o , o,uy
No. z. Maiden Lane Eew-io
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20 Gportsmen.
printing.

AT JAMES EVERDELLs-Wedding Cards,
n NOTES These celebrated engraved Cards be had
only the old Card Depot No a7 Brosdway coner Duane
DETER ECKLER. No. q Fuiten-st., New
how and a. cheap as be Give hin sjob.
1NTM. EYERDELL g. SONS, No. le4 Fulson-st.
w Latest ssylss of WEDDING CARDS NOTES, En-
vELOPES. 1o. (Established i5lsl
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r MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN
LIZ TIsT has REMOVED 70 No. 50 West 2s:h st.. between
Broadway and 9Th
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In preparation, on grand scale.
ALADDIN; ", The WoSDERFUL LAMP.
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Roofna
Groceries, 1)ropisioas, &r.

A NDREW W. ROSE, No. 2?s Wa.hington-st,
"A between Barclay aud Rcnhscn Eew-Yok. whoesss one
price cash d aler In hst quality PROVISIONS SALT PIsH
and GROCERIES, hsckere, Hes.ns' Goldfish, Salmon, Had
dock Whitelsh City Hams, shoulders Beef Pok pure Lard
fns Butter mild rich Cheese &C. Cny srd country xsas u.
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7 ArpA KEENEs TaEATER.

r aIrpA VrENEs THEATER.
f..se. and MANAGE. N. Jo.sen Js,rnss1s
Musical Dir ''s'iT p' asSs s' ~ SO s cis'
Aud EsEhh nv NNiHS -
Or
,,,,., 49,, Md, YS or Tsoa a :. Bake. 'AfN
A's'ih'sn' S''0' Sr. % a. 4 Appointments &C., To-
A.. ,ouS yyOOD TS~iT EDFff,I
and
,D, A Nish 'a the new Bassoue Of wa
TYCOON;
.. Yovya AxrseA * JAPAN.
PERsMMoNs "a fest youth Of modern times. kept fast locked
Sm q. tssheI snisn aai s'J JSHS %6op
THE TYCOON sddcted to having bis own way putting his
s uSseat: S Of ,ae way M os EFgssoN
KoNIAC Ia tbirdcsss srif. e. dinn addicted TO poksr
sosf of bott,e tpp--iu fact. regular Japanese Bo
hrnlan). ........... ). O. Burnett
YOUNG COON relative Of Old Zip Coon. and nephew OF
AK t.:eY Of the on: Of which i away.
in pickle for HIMSELF 49,; MI G; Goodrich
FLox Of sf lssy u Hurley
Guards .c,u 2l4 =
0"0'" VI NV"H Attendants 40.
ALLURA ,wsos 'n. oa tycoon Jefferson
BEGoNIS IA srcss. spirit addicted falling In love with
. mere "0'''i anu '''''--' MIRA r. S. Chsnfpu
uyRr1II IA pure spirit. .........Miss Hey Warren
PADDLE {! young LADY sssned iof 'ae NJ. lone Burke
Amason', y.,..,
f' F.mL,
Attendants, nc, rs.
The performance viii commsnee with te snshsee face Of
MY Young WIFI AND MY OLD mbkI t1ra coN
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Gouses to Eet.

DROADWAY LOFTS TO LEl.-The Lofts Of
I'D the new store No. "A Broadway between Grand and
BioCne-st eastside.
TTNO LET or LEASE-The four.story STORE
Ne 27B wster.s, corner Of Dover. Has been lately
built and finished Throughout manner. and well
sdspd FOR any bushes Ieqas light such as stove 2, othi
vsn 70 lsf In length The os be used sepsrssy and 20
uermsf ept t.aNk the rent will b. modsGats For further
u5s,s',T aroly n Ne 10 8ou.5 william o., up sAls.
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TJ,HE briggs PATENT PIAlo.FORTM 9
HALL CON IS Dss.assy Ss.vvysseSss Ass rstAse
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
lows.

The Queen State Of the West Is Iowa.
There the prairie is rolling, not flat, and there
is no difficulty about drainage, and no fever
and ague There Is fair amount Of timber
in the center Of the State, and there falls, on
the average enough and not too much rain.
The soil, like that OF Northern Illinois, Is q
rich black loan, several feet deep lin which,
in the words OF : Yankee, wheat and corn
grow quite nat rally. without any wstchin'.
Like Illinois, Iowa contains exha0stless beds
Of bituminous coal, which BY and by, when
wood becomes more scarce and scientific In
genuity liberates the sulphur, win become :
leading product Of the State. 4 R9 81
Iowa has only lately been admitted into
the railway system. Four railroads across
the State-each with 4 land grant
notwithstanding the superior fertility of
Iowa, immigration has not flowed into that
State as freely as into Wisconsin or Illinois.
Land is comparatively cheap; improved
farms within four or Ave miles from ran
way station, can be had for $40 IN acre, and
land, At from IS to Sc. The amount
Of unbroken land, which affords capital graz
ing for cattle, is nnlipited. OF the quality
Of the beef and mutton raised in Iowa, It Is
superfuous to speak, as we New Yorkers
like both well enough after they have travel
ed twelve hundred miles to reach oyr market.
~ r KtraA.
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"A BAeHEL0k' y SoislooUY.-Tm single vet

"A BAehEL0R's 6oilLooUY.-Tm single vet
Tm single yet what can the matter be-:
wonder if life's sun viii set on my eelibacy?
lmgrowing ancient yet no abcau Of promise''
can see J; | an farther now from calico than
what l used 10 be. 4 There was time when
could move in jollity and fun among the
lasses, talk Of love and kiss them everyone
There was time when I'd rather met 4 pret-
ty girl as not, but now beat swift retreat.
or cave" upon the spot Once I was. rie.
gcd, from top toe in gear OF neatcst trim: 4
dashing, gay Lothario, = perfect dandy
Jim." Now note my wardrobe, what plight
my coat lacks many stitchcs-I have to whit
tic pegs sight to fasten up my breeches -
the ghost" abahet fidd1ed flag of hucs be-
tween warning host Ny socks but poorly
arc concealed by Santiqhated boots, one lep
left upon the field" the other left afootlg !.
Abandoned now. pine away, the maiden s
all ahhor me, because / am Z woebecone
bachelor. To me no comfort aught can give;
my life is heightened sigh walk the
world afyaiarto iieis Who're is oar proud
ly boastsd hilas sour Rin2ependent home p
!" Non est inyentps,"' and to this conclusion I
have come. a bachelors i human myth.
mere antiquated sqaib; a man is something
onlyawith = rising little rib. s44 I !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

I om lying. t-'34 go
be following bsausifal posv We copy fsm the MempN
fenn., Bsiie1is. Il b raEely We fiud sach In In
nns = 70 On ? nespspsr. - sseet'y, beautifully ssd
Raise my pillow, husband dearest- g-s,,
aa Taint and fshaer oonss ny bssasA; Vi sssg 81
And these dsAdows, Stealing slowiy, a.sh s-a
Must, know, b. those Of death. .aF.-z,...
g Sit down Close beside me, DARING, aa
Let me clasp your warm strons hard, -
fsurs shat ever has sasGained ma s f ,4A,ff
70 the borders Of this land. vi g,5r. g,,,.;
Fok yoar God and nlns-o.v yssher, att5 '1'
Thence shall ever lead ms %, A'tuf "
Where upoh, 4 throne eternal, 7,s fEsai fa
SITS his loved and only Son. u ha3e sitt'
rye had visions, and bsen drssnlne st5l Y
O'er the past u joy and psh; ~ 91i'is 3sa
: Year BY year I've wandered backward, s
I'm was chisd aeaia. eN fs eE
Dreamed ofsirihood, and The noment sfE
1 whsa ! aosd ysar wifs ana BRIDE .s .as,z
How ny Aeast Thrilled Win levss tslanpA
In that Aaur of womsn's pride. 49,, IN
Dreaaasd of thee and Ill the sassA-cord
Firmly twlned about my heart-
OH The bitter, burning ansuish -.ls ..s
When Arst knew that We must part,
has past-and God hAs promised g #a' ~
An thy footssepsto staend; $3.50 ssft5 AHGa
he, that's more than friends d brothers, s T.
He'll Be VIA tbes 70 TIE end sad5 sa7 3
There's no shadows DER The portals
Leading 70 my hsavenly hcme-- s
cAriss hash psusnissd NE immsstal, as, N uHi,
~ And dc He tAas lids me- come. i i
When ate's trials walt arosnd thse, d .at.arf,
And IL chidlng billows swell, ,is.,g z,s.-y,s, s
q Theu'lt thank Heaven that am spared, ~
Thou'lt then feel that "ail y wen"
Bring our boys unto my bedaide;
4 Ny last blessing let them keep
But they're sleeping not wake them
They'll learn soon enough 70 weep. s"s'as''
Tell them often Of their mother, aE
Kiss me for them when they wake,
Lead them gently In Iife's pathway,
Love them doub,y for my sake. sf' lgfE ,ssa
Clasp my hand still closer, darling, 3i =.
This, the last night Of my lie, " f-
For Tomorrow, shall never III.
Answer, when you call me " wife," a3ssts,f
Fare.thee-well, my noble husband,
Faint not meath this Christening rod;
Throw your strong arm around our children.
Keep them close to thee-and God.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
sysstesr far 81 1eixsa.

II was evening. We.wcre seated alone a
the piano, breathing song of beauty aad d
JOY; and - our fingers glidsd esntiy IN The
silvery keyed octaves, and the music, soul
Of beauty" gushed forth responsive 70 an
touch, Il seemed that nowhere IN this dad
earth, could there be hcarts heating heavily,
80 light was oar own. The Iast echo had
died away in the distance, and turning from
the instrument, our eyes rested upon the
silvcfy locks and bending form Of one whose
countenance bespoke pure and noble heart.
We had never before met, but he Whispered
softly, while . smile. Of beauty wreathed his
colorless lips: 5r
!, " Young maiden, twill b sweetsr far in
Heaven g' q - I'LL
4 Oh, how these few simple words changed
the current Of our thoughts; and when in
words Of winning eloQuence he spoke Of the
comforts Of our holy religion, and urged IN
to concentrate our talentS, our III, to The ser-
vice OF our Maker, We thoaeki no sacrifice
too great II Ike him, We, tso, might eco un.
folded before our spirits vi6on, the gloriea
OF the Celestial City.
Weeks fed, and that old man, wearied d
earth, folded his arms end went to Sleep
They laid him to nest, away in the church,
yard, but we know that there WAS but the
casket; that the spirit no longer fettered,
was basking in the sunlight Of the 81
vicr's smile; and thst his voice, no longer
trcmnlous, mingled in The anthems of he
: just made perfect" And when, 1t twi.
light hour, we breathe song Of !" golden
time,' beautiful indeed, through the vista 81
the past comes the remsmfsaas = Of thoss ioy.
inspiring words -" Twill he sweetsr n h
Heaven r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Somebody has written . iocose
life Of the Presidents for the New York Her.
cry IN, which oocls the foliowing witticism:
~ On one occasion Mr.. Lincoln was splitting
a rail in Mr.. Douglas residence, when the
latter joined him, ssd <hinking to make 1
good jokeabout our hero,s oxtfseans laAnicss.
remarked: 9Tai2tsal s3nia edt fgs9ef 4a'
-" Why, Abe, yoa are rail yourself"
Mr.. Lincoln looked up from Me wutk WIN
q sublime glare, and grsveiy replied:
: You, sir, are the reverse offs miln
Douglas Immediately grasped his hat and
carpet bag, weat 10 Washington, and asked
the President to explain what Lincoln meant
by that. a ~ J, 4
- Why" replied the President, the re-
verse Of rail is rail spelt backwards"
Since then, Douglas and Lincoln have been
warm friends. '
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Lincoln Song.
wRirrsx ron fnn GAZETTE.
ApE LINCOLN Il our leader,
,ofwhon vs IN ars psosd; Ehu
The taliest Of the candidates,
In the Prudential crowd.
HIS nmbs are long, re muscles sasous.
& Hesjsae sks iSsan IL wAli a,IIfI72E
The AZ 70 sptit the rails 10 fence,
The Dcmocrssic held. 27hEE
s1 Heri tsncs Il h, al round about .,,-s.ss.a.
9z0G with rails Of hls own making; fa,ss.;y ss,a
n ApA when he gets Il hesken ups s,,g "a .,sA,srs
9a hvn give \ . good raking. y,,t,e,a a.e,, s,
OF Demosssl,e sssds ssd ssasA.r
He'll build funeral pyre; ,.,s,.,.,-y -.
Asd shsn Into ~ ntdsa sAsrse9. -, ,l
HsIl ahs kepabISsan ars. :, ~, !.
The names win rise snso Ne skses, h2 h5
Revealing In their light
The bsss coi4upssoa Of NJ crssd, sosI
whsrs AieA essshaAsws RteAs. 5a al
ro whaeh sesss = opsA vide " s.Ass iliiuq y
3 % OF oisvesyss heilish Acud,-5 ~ va ,sag
!, Involving In Ns swfal guils, ,,-, - :
Our patiopS area brosd.
Our ample tssassy s1hausss, ii rs~Eaf
For purposss unjuss; Etsss 4. .t...,,
Thseetens the UaAoa 10 Aissslvs. 9sls Is te$Tq
And grind n Into duss. sts n aoN
t1t 9 hsarIl ~ tg5 q asFsfRiw a<&'9Niss
Or pablls hads 4 woaM withhsld, .,g,S y. e..
Hr0a - AounaGA van~.an% an 80 aFsg Il
And slvs 70 speealAAors
II produces stths scn. ri ss s
Then Iet ~ Agft wish al or sisAN, &EAAFU
Va And ~ - IN rsaaemhsr,--ttad n 81 siHF
That the battle fur the Right, s et3a,s;,z
Ends not till next November.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

N CoSYoRsIrY WIN NArgss.--De Quincy
being asked why there wsrs more women
than nien, replied: Il = inAplcgmity with
the arrangements Of nstxre,Swe always ~
more Of hcsvsn than. EARTH :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
Bottom Of the Ocean.

Mr. Green, the famous diver, tells singular
stories of his adventures, when making search
in the deep waters of the ocean,. He gives
some sketches of what he saw on the Silver
Banks, near Hayti: a7 .rf .h5.Fy
The banks of coral on which my divings,
narrated in the previous chapter, were made,
are about forty miles in length and from ten
to twenty in breadth. l8 lJ4eass !, =
On this bank Of coral is presented to the
diver, one of the most beautiful and sublime
scenes the eye ever behcld. The water ".
ries from ten to one hundred feet in depth,
and SO clear that the diver can see from two
to three haandred feet while submerged, with
little obstruction to the sight. ,s
The bottom of the ocean in many places on
these banks, is as smooth AZ . marble floor;
in others it is studded with coral columns,
from ten to one hundred feet in height, and
from one to eight fest in&iameter. The tops
Of those more lofty support a myriad of nyr-
amidical pendants, each forming myriad
more giving the reality to the imaginary
abode Of some water nymph. In other places,
diver stands on the bottom of the OCEAN, and
avenue, he feels that they fiji him with as So
cred an awe as II he were in some old Cathe-
dral, which had long been buried beneath
" old oceans wave." Here and there, the
coral extends even to the surface of the watcr,
as those lofticr columns were towers belong
ing to these stately temples now in ruins.
There were countless varieties Of dimin-
utive tree, shrubs and plants in every cfeyice
of the corals, where the water had deposited
the least sartt,s They .xars all Of fatnt hue,
a. Al
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

iai II misfortune comes into your house, be
patient, and smile pleasantly, and 1t will stalk
out again, for i. can't bear cheerful company.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
JOB WORK.


passmens coses arys assortment Of the latest styles
Of Type, Borders &c. thus enabling 70 do every var
ety 50S wsfk A. manner N CHS section
etthe State. An work entrusted TO win be
caAed On shoet DoAice and reasonable TERMS ~ . s
sas s-.as.a aEE .ggaaa sag. 50 ssE. a.-.IlL L .ll
POST OFFICE. s5ae.
S~~~~>~~O~>~~~~~~- N~~~~~~--~>~~~~~-~N~-~
OPricK n. TO r. NJ; OPEs SUNDAYS s 70
. =. y. AND TO 6r.x. Mails CLOSE DAILY AT r. NJ.
HAOIHkNNAIIr-ASsvs ss daily (snnlays excepted)
a: ~ DstAs daiy (sundays exceptetD at :. NJ.
WESTERN MA1I-Aaa.yks every Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday ut q p.yM DEPARrs every Tuesday,
Thursi~y and Saturday at 4. n. .s-s,F Id
NURrHERN MAIIt-vla waverly, Bradford and ST.
Charles ARRIvES every Monday Wednesday and Friday
H7P.M DEPARfs every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at AN. -
'S0UTHERM NAI-ARRIvEs every Monday. We'd
heslay and Friday at r N. DEPARTs every Tuesday,
Thursdy and Saturday at "a. n. ~
NORTHERN MAIL--via Clarksvilie, Rockford and
Mason CkN ARAIvEs every Sunday at 5r.M. DEPARTS
rvery Wednesday at 4. n. rs,
NORTHWESTERN MAIL-va willoughby. Mays
willie and Hampton ARRIVES every "Wednesday at 10
DErARrs every "Wednesday Mt fP. n.
iHoRTHxRN EA1r-yia willouslhy, Shell Rock and
ClaFksyic ARRyEs every Saturday at A. N. DEPARTS
every Saturday at ~ A. N. s .it b .a5.4.sa1s 3s
Mails for New Hartford and swanton, Batter County
leave twice each week. SB ErBYsE.S
A. MULLARKY, p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27

Oxs oS 1As YHoYs.-A man in stoppips
his paper, recently wrote: ,;.,,... D. ~ =
~ think foxes dOant ort to xpend tharo
mummy On papers, mi fothef newer did an
evry bpddy sed he WINS thee smarteat mann
in the kountree, and had gott the intcllygen-
tist fAmili Of boys thst ever dugg tatefs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-07-27
Home Life.

Ifhome life is well ordered, the chilirea
having, according to age, working time, play
time, books, gaines, and household sympe.
thics. they viii love home, and find pleAsufs
there. ssl @nsni si4 EiEsa n ap- - gsa
Give the little ones states and pencils, and
encourage their attempts TO make pictures.-
Drawing win amuse them when noisy plays
have lest their xest, or are 1ns1AsonAble; ard
the art win be tiselal % them In alter 1ife.-A
Have them read to each other, storieaand pasA
agraphs ofyour selection, and save the funny
things and the pleasant ones you see in %.
pers and books TO read them 1t your leisure,
You cannot imagine how much Il win please
them, and how it win bind them TO you. but
choose well for them ; for the impression made
on their minds now win last when the hills
crumblc. Have them sing together, and sing
with them, teaching them songs and hymns.
Let them sing all dayllike the birds-nt az
proper times. Have them mutually interested
in the same things, amtisements and oecups.
tions; having specified times for each, % that
their habits viii be orderly. Let them work
together In tho garden boys and girls -1both
need out Of door work. Hogetksfa 1T tlsen
enjoy their games, riddles, &c. slI theirpagys.
books, and work -while the parents' syssdi
rect and syfnpathise and their load voices
blend n loving accord. . EteAa~gs. ofta Ftea