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Col. Ellsworth WAS one Of the suite attou-
panying the President elect to Washington,
where he remained up to the time Of his
death, ave during the brief period which WIS
all that Tas requisite, such Has bis reputation,
to rally about him the gallant Fireman Of
New York. In the Interim he had declined
to accept q Lisutenans's commission In the
Army. Believing thst WAT was to be tho
result Of the disturbances of the country, the
plan Of the regiment he led to Washington
WIS one which to the writer's own knowledge
Col Ellsworth had entertained for GONE tina
previous to its actual enrolment. ut il
there" said he,7 " I shal look for my regiment
Mheu tho time coInea."
The time came and found Col. Ellsworth In
: the poaition he had coveted, held all too
briefly for the country which needed and would
have repaid his services. It is not too high
p1aise to accord to him the praise Of being
the finest drill officer Of his age In the United
States. He Haa bold, daahing and fearless;
whether tempering Of these qualities would
have been the result Of more maturity in the
soldiers career, there is scarcely question.
He falls an early sacrifice, butnot unlamented.
To his parents and relatives, thousands Of
hearts will extend q sympathy tn this hour Of
trial, and scarcely less to one, resident Of
one Of the inland towns Of our own State, to
whom tho Young soldier had plighted his
faith' and Who was watching his rising STIR
With al the devotion Of woman's love. These
are among the earlier griefs, the first sacrifices
ofaWhr which win bring many such burdens
to loving hearts, Jet unwrung. None Of them
win be more fully trelghted with tho conso1as
ton that the loved and lost died IN the full
career Of honor, In the service Of his country,
, 1861-05-25

LIBEL suITs.-n will be received with very
general satisfaction, the intelligence that c.
B. FarWe1l, County Clerk, and Augustus Il
Boyden, County Treasurer, havs Instituted
quits for libel against the Editor Of the Demo
r7nt, FIXING their damages in each case at 80,
600. This is well deserved BY the gross and
Infamous personal attacks In which for nopths
past Wentworth has aired hi1 personal spite,
Ee win find It difficult in su h responses to
i s scurrilitJ as thse 10 "ward of the blow
Wlh our head" and as his pocket Is far the
more sensitive organ, re shalt shortly find
him claiming Pickwiclzian Interpretation for
his malicious tAlsehoeda.
, 1861-05-25

@ Strangers are always welcome to seats In
the Free shurch. cofner Indiana aud Franklin
streets. Divine Service, toK A. N. and i. F. N.
E, B. TUT1LE, Rector.
, 1861-05-25

fhs aboTe sAlo = herebJ postponed ratQ rxssdsxt
NH naaEm CHI 4 GREGORY. rrs..,.
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TNO. ,5Jl2,1

Fcolrrf Thn the Comptroller warrant upon the Treasurer
in favor OF H. G. Pearson for the of evcn five dollars
of services rendered SccretnrS pro m0ys in h
unrl of Assistant Aldermen for the mouths Of October and
November.
tSigned1 LEA F. BAKEWEIIn
Presidents Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigncd1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861
m'2 st Sieucdl JOINT MONROE, Navor.
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J LA WILLIE DE La NILE.
| QuATN1EWE CoUR DR. DISTRICT ORLEANS W. CORNE.
della EonycNoOrlGafs. Illus M0YSIHAN - No.

E7N YHRTU d,un writ dc sufsfe ct vense u
Ma moi address, par Plionorabe QuRrene de District
u orl@@9s dn5 rare q dssss je proctdera
SAMhl, dhvl 1881, midi, rII0te de la it4 la
Commune entire les rqes ln Camp dos 31Ugasus
4 UN TERRAIN situa dams 10 Trnsetne District de cette
Ei'e dams iict borne les MaEdevie MartgnS do
sur 100 pieGs de ptnFo1l-ur.
UN AUTRE TERRAIN situ3 dams le r6ne District ct
e ct ayani l28 pes de flcc rue de Craps sur rs ed do
pr0on'irnr " " -
SRss dams pRfFGire ci-desgus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation
M nj 6 Sh6rfr ia In paroisso i, Hrisons
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de Ia Nouvule Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. OSCAR
,r,,.r, ) PAINPA RI No. 1906
"A moi 9drGssS par oEoI9ble Cnqieme onr do District de
SAMEDl 80 de 1861, midi ri6tei de Ia Cite
90 Ia Commune entire les du Camp des Magasins la
suit, SayOir--
uN TERRAIN strt dams 10 Premier District lie cete ytA
dams pilet bngn6 les Ferst Locust PerHt ct Ia
T0a lie dit terrain Giant troSena paFtr de la Lo
Gust congu In Unite nereure u terrain appartenRpt Geo.
fonan ct eynn III facade de % peds pouce Ia rue La
ayette sur une profondenr dc II pies IN nite in
t6eur Congu dit terrain de Geo Cronan dsnvron 80
pedS Ia Unite sp6cure traversant ilet de Ia rps Lafayette
d In rue Periat.
Ensemble les blises ntlioraons qu sly trouyen
| Sasc dams IafHrs ei-desSus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment DISQUALIFICATION.
L. T. PARKER,
| fees MIS- 20 Sheriff do Ia Paroisse dOr6ans,
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EoORT-ta Il casks Koesters Burgundy, for sale by
-, S. WOLFF,
" ooraDr Crawford and How LeYGssts
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SPECIFICATIONS EoN TE1E coNTR AcH


SPESEFAShktU4s::' - - ~ IN; = ~ Ia, ~
~ for attending md keeping IN rephr the nuisance whhrVes
aud boats Of the city. ,
The nuisance wnrveH ana h9hs I'VE ioSn'a as olows VIZ
at the upper limit OF the cry near lot"3 street one
opposite near Race street. ana one opposite Independence
street. , ,, a A., ,,,,,,,, 49,
The nuisance wnarFeS or p"hS rs VII ~ w ,peots or
fixtures 10 work me same 7@"l pe M - 10 ~
in whatever condition lhcE hS pc io"u ~ r Wy W
by the city, ana II siiah nc ,ue Guy W S"l 1910 @ ;,i
month nfier TO nave me SNu Wint YES n t
ments repaired ana put IN HGou iutS hi ny @ az
continuance OF MS cont act 10 If;h al o ~
may he necessary; md TO extent mo ue 'Tt H ;
wnarvcS which may 'eIMe tSou' 50 ~ 70 ~" a. ~"
depth of water OF ten tect nj me WsieF lllc ' "r @
whnl-said extensions 70 DC nR"o III we u'S, @ @
and wOrkT ankle MANNER in the usual way "i'es "u Gun"
Structed ,..... a.. H. l. - To- 80 ,,,t T.,
1t shall also be the uutY Of ,Ue c'l'tht " w. nr
tho nuisance boats, during dy anu E!' ~ WHIT,
filth dead animals am lcrnnn inacFsn NY N , ~ 10
and to convey ANA uiSehtEe the Nlc NV ~ & ~
river At di-nnce OF ut least one uo"4a 'ee' o luz '
ofthe whnrves ,.--. -. .,,,.,, ,r
shall be the duty OF the ron'rStor wnrie ~ 1" T."
winds and current any OF the things 50 dcnmRSa ny" Inc
chnnne # the river hive tendency 70 o'Ee nEas T
bank Of the river or tne wharHes or Ne-Se7 ngtco
cause WIN 'hhho SklH Wy s'a ru. ~! Wv at nf H. III
again INTO int cuFe' OF i'e Wei !. " a. Ky. - ~
Orleans.
The contractor shall b" bound ut the expiration OF M con,
tracr, to return to ire cty an S'l ~ @ w @
no ITS and their implements and RNfe III peiec S'ou o"e'
and condition, ,., ., H. , ,,,osso.
All the materials, labor mpieheos A'' nF if h% IN III
the performance OF the contract shall he furnished oS Tue
| contractor.
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY, the 10Th March,
1861 will adHdcate, Mt my Office at IL o'clock, NJ the
above contract.
mi l2t v. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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FIFTH DssTRlCT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Va
OF New Orleaus OSCAR PAINPARE.

,,xr-,rr,,r,,,-- No. l0G5.
TX \ tLG2JRL OF q writ OF seizure anti Sisbs
4 to ne directed by t Honorable Fifth District CoHrS
Of NEW rehs IN the above entitled will proceed TO
9 az pubic auction Al the City ots Common street bo@aen
nhhaQ ana Magazine streets, SATURDAY. 10Th day OF
tO-ySi--
LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings and i'm ST.
psiFtets thereon situated IN the First District Of this hI
city in the squire bounded by Frsret, locust Perat EA
and Lafayette Streets The sn lot being the third lot roa The
of Locust street. adjoining the lower side the lot Of
Hco 'r0nHn and has front of "a feet INCHES IIAfaYete
street by depihof II feet inees the lower side adlon,g
said lot of Geo oaAn and Of 50 the npPef side,
the sNd lot running through rom Lafayette rerillat
street.
Seized in tina above suit.
TERNIS-Gaah the spot.
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| FoUBru Dr5rRlcr CorRTj CITY or NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. CORNELIUS MOUNTAIN.

- No. I4,S28
ny VIRTUE Of u writ OF seizgsrc nntI sale
- directed by hs Honorable the FOur District Court OF
New 0rGNn In the Hhoyecu cnS Will proceed TO sell al
p anc on Mt the City Hotel Common street between Camp
md Magazine streets, SATURDAY 9Th day OF ApriI 1851
a l. oGiocG N TIC following desetIbed property, towi
!. \ CERTAIN lot OF G'DUND g'tnated in The Third
n"fc Of Ih2 city in The suae bounded W 3I,ndeviIIe
hrEnv Craps and Love aud having front Of 70 feet
on MN drVitl9 street. by l56 feet iu dcTrh.
= ANOTHER CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit.
ratUd In The District square, and Ia Wing Frnt n 2
feet on Ernps street, by lbs feet In lcpth
Seized Ia the above suit
TE&MS-Cash On the spot
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Tno5sITmE conE nE nrs7Rl1r} YETTA SAKE VS.. SIMON
dc Ia Ao"yeI'e'ord"S sNc &C. son mari.
AIN y{H2&EEU dun yysRE dc iieri facias IL
~ moi airG.o pT tionorNhc Troseme dc District do
~ NouNclis Orleans dDDs Rire desss proc&dcrni 10
SAMEDi 6 de mars lSGl I0S haRfes A. H. SIR eux
ctt,G SoGs Ia Fehe publiuUe ct adjudication de-
iG FoEDS dun MAG ASIN dTI IdiEE4ENTS etc. slime
an no PoydFa dams lie Premier District vile,
sVtYaHt inYsIinire Oppose bureau po reuuurs
SH5 dHiGs 'nEnre CiieSsus. ~
CONDlPfONS-Comptan n moment de lAdIudicatiDn
T.. 7. PARKER,
iut IL 10 Sheriff dc In f'Rr0isSe d Orleans
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STREET COM'NER--OFFICIAL.


EHPAVII DU PR ETLIEEs DYSTRECT.-II etc
u conduit tphyrs Premier District, encoguure deB
rues Lafayette tt Wing, CONNIE SpavEs-
Trg petite Juuunt Ha-cHir.
lin petit EhrrnI hr,1n fonct.
III petit rhcyh sarre eyan tros peds bNhc ct tac1c
blanche au front.
81 les dts son pas rSraes dnus cling ours
fhis pRyG is vcndUs ieHchnTt pnhGnC Ri dit
d6poL, le YENEREDI Is de ERrs l2f1 IN hprrns A. ~
g. l. FAF$$DUX
Dtputa ConmissHre dog Rues.
EonreIle- ORLEANS 9 4e mars lsil mil 81
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aew orltans nals Crescent 0tnsay zprnue aNath a. 1861

Be regularly made by the city hut spposns the new maehne
completed ready 10 started the dainsg Of the section
Of london avenue he Broad street canal to said
Draining MACHINE the widening of the Bread street canal from
Orleans canal to Eondn avenue 10 width OF Ihryee
forts feet the removing Of the large dam NspAnade
honorable body the taking of immediate action in
order speedily complete the necessary works. and thereby
guard the sections against oSeriows2 3e 555sa@
have also The honor report that Mr.. j b Sawson
tractor for the construction of railroads through certain Streets
is snow progressing rapidly with the work which 1t Eo
great pleasure state will shortly completed bus The
EcGtons The contract positively requires that tue lines OF
said tracks within the rails shall be paved with round Stones
and is being with wood The said contractor is
also laying tho neutral ground Canal street between ST.
Charles and Earoneet Streets four tracks instead of two
allowed the thereby taking the whole
of said neutral ground within few feet of the iron enclosure
each side and leaving for the intended to be
planted respectfully ask of your honorable body Inform
me how to act in the pr "A
Although not my province beg leave to report that thu
city well the properhoders have lately been put to
with blocks most of main
tharoNghares and that nS and Water Works companies
square block pavement hardly completed accepted by
me when begin their work 1n
the payment to my their pipes AID when laid throw the
loose the soft mud regardless Of their former position
and grade eakng to pieces the blocks leaving out
which take good carry and and
instances substituting round stone for blocks
these companies bound BY their charters reinate
the street in their original good condition? It they
block paving will be in just as bad con
tio7 round stone pavement iSnow.
AS bsfore said it is not in province and for
bringing the subject attention. is the constant complaints
the property holders who have stely had
for the paving and who think that have
full, compel these conanies perform the wogl
which they justly owe to the public.
Ireman, gentlemen,
Your obstlert servant,
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NPAVI1 DU gUATRIFGrIFI y2FsrF2 Ef,,r.-Y.,
"A eto couldn't an depot dies tpnyGs du tfanme District Una
CONNIE Gpaye-- " " l"' ''A'4AV
Une Ghevre conleur de creme
81 dit animal NEST pas dams rois iors Mt las Fro
phy6s. il vendu penchere nabDue I'm dit $50 Ia
NENpREDl Is de 1861 10 hgnres A. NJ N'' ~F'" ~
Wv, - , j. MILTON REI4E, GonInssaire Sias Rnes
observation-disclosures, II de mars 1881. ,1IS a.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MPTASOEAhAE AS@r~SJ F'H'bC1AL.
CoAPTRoLtERs OFFICE. Cry HALL, I
New Orleans March I, 1861. )
a mo. 5494.1
Resor1 That the Comptroller hu and he Is hereby author
iEe to SELL after ten days notice i'll the fGia journal con
attending and keeping in repair the nuisance wnNeB
and boats of the city for years. according specifications
file IN tho Surveyors Office. - - .,.,,,,
fSirnedI LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl ]. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March /, 1861. -
[Siguedl JOHN =. MONROE Mayor.
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=. 7. PARKER,
NIL nj II Shtrif dc Ia PRroisss d'OreHn8.
SIXTH DlsrncT Counr pC1TY OF NEW ORLEANS '
oil New Orleans. ESTATE OF +. d, WARFIELI
No WI. 4


)LA VILE DE LA MILE.
! SfxIEHB CoUR ne DISTRICT ORLEANS Us. SUCCESS.
de la Eouvelle- Orleans. SION de +. D. WAKEFIELD,
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aud boats Of the city.
Fhp nuisance wGurveH and boats located follows viz
one At the upper limit Of the city Toltdnno street
uppose or Race street and one opposite Independence
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Bees and Bee-Keeping.

Whether we consider this subject as an
important aid to profitable farming and fruit
culture, or as an addition to the comforts of
home, or as an auxiliary in saving vast
daily waste of natures sweets; in fact, view
it in any light, it is u choice blessing.
This month is the last one of the season in
which hives can be conveniently changed
at least there is much less difficulty attending
their transfer than when the hives get into
full activity and suffer less from the inter
ruption Of their labors. This month it will
be well to make arrangements to have good
succession Of blossoms during the ensuing
season. Bees gather their stores from a vas.
variety of plants wild and cultivated andt
the lovers of flowers will find that the bees
will help largely to bear the cost of the
flowers as well as of their attendance And
it will be found to confer new charm upon
home to have those two ideas so charmingly
blended-industry and beauty-and their
union be source of momcntary profit.
Since the introduction Of Langstroth's
Hive, the difficulties of their management
have entirely disappeared, and with the in
stfuctions contained in his work, the merest
novice can succeed with them. AS a proof
of the rapidly spreading interest in bee eul-
ture, we adduce the fact that new monthly
has appeared, devoted exclusively to the bee
culturalist. And the Agricultural Bureau of
the Patent Office is making laudable endeav-
ors to awaken an interest in this subject by
collecting statistical information upon this
subject, and aiding the introduction Of q SUI
perior variety of the bee.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
whitswasI,.

Whitewash is one of the most valuable ar
ticles in the world when properly applied. -
1t prevents not only the decay of wood, but
conduces greatly to the healthfulness of all
buildings, whether of wood or stone. Out
buildings, and fences, when not painted,
should be supplied once or twice every year
with good coat of whitewash, which should
be prepared in the following way Take a
clean, watcr-tight barrel, or other suitable
cask, and put into it half pushed oflime. =
Slack it by pouring water over it, boiling hot,
and in sufficient quantity to cover it FIVE
inches deep, and stir it briskly till thoroughly
Stacked. When the Stacking has been effect
ed dissolve it in water, and add two pounds
of sulphate of zinc, and one Of common salt.
These will cause the wash to harden, and
prevent its cracking, which gives an unseemly
appearance to the work. If desirable, a
beautiful cream color may be communicated
to the abeve wash, by adding three pounds
Of yellow ochre; or good pearl or lead color,
by the addition of lamp, vine, or ivory black.
For fawn color, add four pounds lumber
Turkish or American, the latter is the cheap
pound Indian red, and one pound Of
common lampblack. For common stone
color, add four pounds raw aEber, and two
pounds lampblack. This wash may be ap-
piled with common whitcwash brush, and
and will be found a superior article.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Influences Of the Dwelling.

We talk about houses, my friend we look
at houses but how little the stranger knows
of what they are Search from cellar to gar
ret some old country house, in which success
sive generations of boys and girls have grown
up, but be sure that the least part Of it is
that which you can see, and not the most ac-
curatc inventory that ever was drawn up by
appraisers will include half its belongings
There are old memories crowding about every
corner Of that home unknown to us !: and to
minds and hearts far away in India and Aus
tralia everything about it is sublimed, sad
cned, TRANSPORTED into something different
from what it is to you and me. You know
for yourself, my reader, whether there be not
something not present elsewhere about the
window where you sat when child and
learned your lessons, the table once sur
rounded BY rnany merry young faces which
will not surround it again in this world, the
fireside where your father sat, the chamber
where your sister died. Very little indeed
can sense do toward showing us the Home !;
or towards showing US any scene which has
been associated with human life and feeling
and embalmed in human memories. The
same few hundreGoyards along the seashore,
which are nothing to one man but so much
ribbed sea sand and so much murmuring wa
ter, may be to another something to quicken
the hearts beating and bring the blood to the
check. The same green path through the
spring clad trees, with the primroses grow
ing beneath them, which lives in one memory
year after year with its fresh vividness undi
mnished, may be in another merely vague
recollection, recalled with difficulty or not at
all.
Each in his hidden sphere ofjoy and woe, n
Our hermit spirits dwell and range apart
Our eyes all around in gloom or glow
Hues Of their own, fresh borrowed from the heart
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Flax Culture.

Mr.. A. w. BLArcHFoRD, Of Chicago, will
loan Flax Seed to any farmer who win agree
to SOW it the present season, and out Of the
crop produced return to him the quantity
loaned, and sell to him the balance of said
crop At the market price. Now here Is : fine
chance to introduce this valuable crop in our
valley. Mr.. ByRos CULvER Of this place is
the agent. We will In next weeks Field
and Garden give the farmers few hints in
regard to Flax Culture.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Pork-packing in Iowa.

The Cincinnati Price Current gives Iowa
credit for having packed 162,204 hogs last
season, of which 5,0GS were packed in Dubu-
que, against 3,40O last year. One of the
largest purchasers Of dressed hogs at this
place informed us some weeks since that he
never saw better pork than that which was
sold here last winter. .....s. ...s ......s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

More than building snowy mansions,
More than dress and fine array,
More than domes or lofty steeples,
More than station, power and sway
Make your home both neat and tasteful,
Bright and pleasant, always fair,
Where each heart shall rest contented,
Grateful for each beauty there
More than lofty swelling titlcs,
More than fashions Turing glare,
More than Mammon's gilded honors,
More than thoughts can we'll compare
See that home Is made attractive
BY surroundings pure and bright;
Trees, arranged with taste and order,
Flowers, with all their sweet delight.
Seek to make your home most lovely
Let Il b. q smiling spot,
Where, In sweet contcntment resting,
Care and sorrow are forgot;
Where the flowers and trees are waving,
Birds will sing their sweetest song;
Where the purest thoughts will linger,
Confidence and love belong.
There each heart will rest contcnted,
Seldom wishing far to roam,
Or, II roaming, still will cherish
Mcm'ries Of that pleasant home.
Such q home makes man the better;
Pure and lasting It's control;
Home, with pure and bright surroundings
Leaves Its impress on the soul.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the Democrat ST. Cloud MINI.
II YOU are or have been troubled with the headache
send for box Cephalic Ps) YOU may have them in
of an attack
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the Examiner, Norfolk. IN.
They have been tested in than thousand cases
with entire success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From, TIE Examiner. Norfolk, Ia.
Ccrhalc Pills accomplish the object for which they
made viz: Cure Of headache in all its form.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Eyo,, fIs 4drert;ser y

From the Adrsrtisey, Providence, r. T.
The Cephaic Pills said to he remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best fol
that very frequent complaint which has been dscov
rod
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

Mn. SPALDfyG,
dc .

Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephale Pills
for the of the Nervous Headache and Costveness
and received the same, and they had SO good ettc
that I 7ras induced to send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. II. WHEELER.
Ypslanti, Mich
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From, the Fsste,n R. r. G0.ette, Chicago, M.
We hartly endorse Mr.. SpaldnG, and his unrivalled
Cephalic Pills.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the Southern Path Finder, Sesc Orleans In.
Try then you that afflicted, and that
your testimony be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine
produce,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
MANHOOD,

ADVERTISE
n THE CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the Kdna~hG T'dAey Star, Fdnaachn, Va.
We that persons suffering with the headache,
who try them, will stick to them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26
Gel6 uno Gur0eu.
Make Home Bright and Pleasant.

p. MELENDY. Editor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the Adrertiser, Providence. r. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-26

From the 50. Lonis Democrat.
The n,mence demand for the article (Ccphac Pills. Il
rapidly increasing.
From the Gpsette Davenport, Io,r0,
Mr. Spading would not connect his with arti.
Gle he did not knoac to possess real merit