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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-01
2 z ASONlC DIRECTORY.

a
Eichmond Lodge, No. TO- meets at Masons' Hail
first Tuesday each month james a. Scott, Mas
ter Place of business, Shockoe slip.
Manchester Lodge, No. IA, meets 1T Manchester
Hall Saturday before full moon. John H. Hatcher,
Master. Place OF business Bank OF Virginia, Rich
mond
Richmond Randolph, No. 10, meets at Masons'
Hall third Tuesday each month VIM + Allen,
Master Place Of business, Bank of the Common
wealth.
St Joan's Lodge, No. 36, meets IL Bosher's Hall,
corner 9th aud Main streets, second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hail. Master. Place OF busi
ness Gallego Mills.
Dove Lodge, No 81 meets at Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. b. J. Johnson Master r. T.
Place Of business on Cary, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Loge Francas No. 53, meets at Bosher's Hall
second Friday each month. B. NJ Harris, Master
Place of business at No. ll2 Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. 49, meets at Masons
Hall Friday before tuli moon Alfred S. Lee Mas
ter. Place OF business on Dock, between 9th and
2sth streets.
Capitol Lodge, No lS4. meets ON Marshall, be-
tween 9th and 7th streets, third Thursday each
mouth. b. r. Wexford. IT,, Master. Place Of busI.
meas on 18th street, Belvin's Block.
Metropolitan Lodge No. 100 meets on Marshall.
between 9Th aud 7th streets, second Thursday each
month. Wm l.. Maule. Master Place Of busi.
meas at No ly2 Main street
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No 3. meets at
Masous' Hall nrst Friday each month. Alfred g..
Lee, High Priest. Place OF business on Dock, BE-
tween 9th and 18th streets
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43, meets AZ
Boshers Hall, corner 9th and Main streets, third
Friday each month. John p Little, High Priest.
Place of business on Main, between 18th ana 18th
streeis.
Riearnona Commanaesy, No. 9 meets at Mssons
Hall toYth Tuesday each month. John +. Reg
nanlt, L. Commandar.
ne b--lm JAMES Y. RIDDlCK
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FOR RENT AND AALE.

NOR RENT-CLIFTON HOuSE.-'rhis
ellknown House, conveniently located on
18th street. above Franklin. contains % with
fire.paces many Of which have large closets in
them; besides paf!or, dinin2-iooin, stcfefooni,
kitchen. and servants rooms.
For good tenant some improvements ard re
pairs will be made. Possession given immediately.
Apply 70 W. II. ALLISON.
s.s2s--6.. No. II Main street.
NOR RENT-The large aud conveniently ar
Z ranged RESIDENCE at the corner OF Grace
and ON streets now in the occupancy of Mr.. +.
NJ Cardozo. Possession given the 10Th 0cto-
Der next Apply to
2a-4t GoDDTN & hpPT.RsoN.
EOR RENT--rhe snariDus STORE AND
Il DWELL1N HOUSE on broad one door
above 9th street, aId next door to Chea & Che
merry ia for rent. The store is fitted MP first
class retailing Dry Goods establishment, being 90
by 20 with shelves counters, &c Tnis is cousid
cred AZ one of the best stands In The city. Posses
sion TO be had on the 18th dag. of October Apply
TO JUAN PiZZ!NI,
Sc 25-ts 12s Main street.
NOR RENT, very desirable RESIDENCE
on Church Hill, within two hundred yards OF
tue street Railway. The house is comparatively
new; has seven rcons and every convenience to
make It comfortable. On the premises are kitchen.
stable carriaee-hcuse, hydran., and 81 ino well of
water.
The FURNITURE, OF good quality II, d nearly
new Will be rented along with the house. it desired,
To a good tenant. APply to
ST 25--iw q. Il. TAYLOR, u Msin st.
NOR RENT--A HOSPlTAL.-We propose
i TO rent ont 4 hospital for Southern soldiers,
our large aud airy Tobacco Factory. on Franklin
ard s1'h streets. II has large yard attached,
with kitchen ard yeulvert, which make il very de-
srabe. We have also for hire SEItN ANTS
suitable for attendants. For terms, &C. apply to
50 st TURPIN & YARBROUGH
FNOR Rem IA DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DENCE-Ihe Dwelling over the dry goods
store of Swords IL Thaw, Is Broad street, ttwo
minutes walk 10 the Caqi'ol,l now occupied by
Miss X Lyon. is Tor rent. I be rooms ueat and
comfortable, with all the ccnvenierces Of modern
bHiN house, gas water, de. Possession given i'm
nedately. For further particulars, inquire on the
premises. Sc Cts
NOR RENT-A desirable family RESI-.
Il DENCE, on Church Hill, corner OF 2ith and
Franklin streets. Possession given Immediately.
Apply next door, to
Sc 23--ts Mrs. ELIZA L. VAN-LEW
EsEIvATE RESIDENCE FOR saba new
I and very comfortable NOOpFNBTlLDING
suitable for the accommodation of medium sized
family, on 24th. between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill vii: be sold low application to
So G--1n A s. LEE.
TOR RENT-TIree ROOMS, su.table for gen
Z temen quarters for rent. over my store
EDWARD Il. ROBINSON,
Sc Cts Fourth and Franklin SIS.
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KNROM LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGA-
T. ZINE--"As it is proper and natural far our
lady friends to make themselves lovely a. possible
we feel it our duty 10 Indicate the best of
bringing about that nlueb-desired consumnaton
and confidently assert that any one who
uses Buinetts celebrated KALLiSToN may OBJ.
tain a fresh and satin-like complexion. This de-
hghtful preparation removes tan and les and
iInparts yeivety softness to the skin For chapped
hands II Ia Invaluable while its healing properties
ard delicious perfume render il agreeable in every
sense" For sale by JAS. p. DUVAL,
sc "a Druggist, cor Main and 10th SITS.
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Z EATHEk----
l. 20 CALF SKINS;
Il HOG SKINS;
q HORSE SKINS;
KIP SKINS,
- sides Upper LEATHER
s e. For sale by
! sn S--ts CKENSHAW a. co
NUTMEGS, CLOVES. AND ,AI.LSPlIE
u ior sale by A. BODEhER co,
Sc :s Druggists. 80. 10 Main 1t
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THO PHYSICIANS.-rhe SUB CARBON
/ ATE OF BISMuTH Is offered TO you as q
substitute for the SUB NITRATE, which lie now
very high and scarce. In the United States Dis.
pensatory (Uide page 1,4Se It Is asserted to have
many advantages over the Sub Nitrate. and many
prominent ply sicians decidedly prefer It, We
have received sufficient supply OF this and other
pure Chemicals and Pharmaceutical products TO
enable u.s. as heretofore to dispense with careful
ness and pronptness, the prescriptions of our pat
r0ns. MEADE e. BAKER, PharmaceutiSts,
Sc % lso Main St. above Post Office.
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CBasin Bank, Richmond. va.> Sc la,sm


4 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE CHEO-
n Plastic AND VULCAN1TE PRO
CESS.-G. W. JONES, DENTIST, having the
right for the above mode Of making Teeth, and be
ing satisfied 81 It's absolute superiority over all
other methods, can with confidence commend Il 10
peCally such may be dissatisfied with those
they using The perfect adaptation OF
the plate To the mouth and the suction thereby Sc
cured, enables him to insert or more teeth
,ojthOut cIayyS. This method having been adopted
by those standing highest in the profession, North
and South, testimonials will he given and speci
mems exhibited to those wishing 10 see them. Sets
d Teeth, gold any other plate, will OF
course, be made for those preerring them. Fill
ing, Cleansing Extracting, and al other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
atss Office Main street, opposite Corinthan
Hall. de i-ly
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ssOSEsRT Aka.

ETOURTH .TREET HOSPrrhI--The ladies'
of the First Baptist Church have procured n
danse on Fourth street beyond Leigh, and propose
opening il as hospital for sick and wounded sol
1rrs. on Monday next They will be grateful Tor
any supplies either OF provisions or clothing from
the city country, that may be adapted to the
wants OF the patients. Contributions for this pnr-
pose may be LETT 1T the hospital 1T the store OF
Mr.. Wd. 6. DANeRDGE, 100 Broad street,
go il=-fc
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sxIlsE'gEEN &c.

NRENSHAW'S CASSIMERES, WE1HER-
I J ELLIS CASSIMERES, YOUNG d WIN
STON'S CASSIMERES, MILLERS CASSI-
MERES-all of
- Southern Manufactarc, I'll
in kand and will be made to order in
the latest styles, either for citizens military
wear. Remember this is a Southern mandatory,
and has been for the last II Years. II has
sprung up from the necessity Of the causes. Being
practical at the business, (and hot having
climbed in at the back window, over other people,
shouldersD 1 hater myself that know my bust
ness and knowing il, can give the customers the
benefit of that knowledge.
Call at the large and new store, but old stand,
ia Main street. NH % WM. IRA SMITH.
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:: ELECT CLASSICAL,
= MATHEMATICAL gn6
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Franklin street. above 7th.
r. Il. L. TIGHE, A NJ, PRINcIPAL

The Ninth Academic Session will commence on
MONDAY, the Sofa OF September.
TERMS--Sarue heretofore.
There will be, usual, Primary Department
for little boys Fog tur her particulars apply To
a-Ip,- I. En;IIE
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~ A K i L + w o ks.
JOHN W. D AVfES.
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS
HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, &c
e First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
EpAINTEKS' AND ARTISTS
SUPPLY STORE OF
ALBERT ROCK,
No. 2}6 MAIN ST, UNDER SPoTSWOoD HOTEL.
The stock comprises all the articles Ia among
House ani Sign Painters, Carriage and Furniture
Manufacturers, Artists, Architects and Drausbts
generally. Sc ~
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HTOOD AND MEERSCHAUM PIPES, in
w great variety. tas sale ny
-~" w PATTERSON - taa prugaistA
DINE APPLES! PINE APPLES | i--5r frasb
/ Pine Apples, for sale by a. ANTON.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HUNFEDERATE READING ROOM,
7 llh Street. tpo doors norta If Main Street,
SIGN THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
Papers from all parts of tie Souih
Facilities FOR writing eters, !. c. free tc Visitors
| TERMs.-J0 cents mouth; single admission, q
| dime. good for the entire day.
| n. B.--Open on SUNDAY. &c 92--lTn
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4 remain yours in gratitude,


PlSY. ava wv 80 -1- '''''' 0'-"'
The MANAGERS OF HOSPITALS In this
city will please leave their ADDRES at this office,
that may know where TO deliver their freight
au 3l-ts j. r. GIBSON. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS II NJ SCOTS SCHOOL,
VI On MARSHALL, bctweea 10Th and 26ti streets
Church HUI.
VIII reopen on Tuesday, October lst, Isbi In
th; school will be taught the usual English branch
es together with French, and Music on Piano
Tsrna as heretofore sc i7-eodtIO
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eJ pha.e Morphia. Gum Opium, Chlorosorm, Pull
verified Ipieac Gum Camphor, Dover's Powders,
Quinine Calomei, Tarring Adhesive Plaster, &c.
w. l.. WARING,
30 No. l07 Broad st., above 9th.
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fpICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
II, On GRACE STREET EErw'E Sd AND 9TH

The next session of this restitution for Boarding
and Day Scholars, will commence on the lst OF
October 1851.
The Principal will be aided by well-seletted
corps of assistants III every department.
The terms will remain unaltered
For further information apply ~
A. NJ. DUPUY,
U ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Diseased Horses and Cdttle--Rcquirc in
ternal remedies to purify their blood, and
remove inflammation and fever, loosen the skin,
cleanse the water, and strengthen every part
of the body. All cases of coughs and colds,
founder, distempcr, loss Of appetite, inward
strains, yellow water, inflammation of the eyes,
fatigue from hard labor; also, rheumatism,
Commonly called stiff complaint and crup-
tive diseases, such as originate in an impure
state of the blood, to-wit: poll evil, big head,
fistula, surfeit, and scratches, require a free
use of Sloan's celebrated condition powder.
1t is mild, safe, thorough, and far superior to
any other remedy yet discovered.
See Sloan's advertisement In another column. 1w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

COu0hs.The sudden changes ofour climate are sources
of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsHMArIc AFFECTIONS.
Experience having proved that simple remedies often
speedily and certainly when taken in the early stages of
disease, recourse should at be had to Bro1ns
Bronchial T,ocaes or Loxengers let the Cold, Coughs
Irritation of the Throat be slight, by thi
precaution serious attack may be eectuay ward
ed or PuRLIc SPEAKERS aud SINGERS will find them ef-
ectual for clearing and strengthening their voice. See
advertisement. 391y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

NOTES.-The Directors of the Cedar Valley
Agricultural Society are hereby notified that
there will be meeting on Saturday, May
18th, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at the Horticultural
Rooms. BY order of the President.
srlr NJ. L. TRACY, Secy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Co., and in fact into everybody that does
not swear, by Waterloo AGO. dingsto the
article, Dubuque would have no business and
the railroad company NO revenue wersit not
for the great city, WATERLOO Waterlooha
been erucifcd for the sins of Black Hawk
County, in order that other localities might
be saved. 1t also appears that the President
and directors ofthc company know nothing
of their own affairs, and in a public meeting
the President Of the road even had tie i'm
prudence to state that almost the entire ben
efits secured from this county had been be-
slowed by the citizens Of Cedar Falls, thus
exhibiting woful ignorance of the facts
The railroad men say that they received help
from one place, while from another they re-
ceived nothing to speak Of This the Cour-
Ter denies, thus proving conclusively that the
directors Of the company don't know half as
much about their own affairs, as does the
Courier. According to the Courier Water
loo built and now supports the d. S. CIR.
R. 1t is stated in this article that ".Water-
.
loo yields the greatest support to the road of
any village OF townwest of Dubuque" Again,
" That the returns from this place (Watcrloo)
constitute almost one third Of the entire rere-
me collected seest Of Dubuque" We wouldn't
for the world insinuate that that is any thing
but the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth; but if we were editor Of the
Courier we should expect to be told, and
have it proven, that we were telling things
that were not so, and that we knew they
were not so. We will bet a horse chestnut
against chesnut-horsc that. there has been
more freight shipped from Independence in
one ~eek than was erer shipped from the de-
pot at Waterloo. Although the cars com.
menced running regularly to Waterloo almost
month before they did to this place, we
will double the bet, that there has been doub-
lie the amount Of freight handled at our de-
pot than at that Of Waterloo, and We chal-
lenge the Courier to publish the figures -
The mystery is, how town Of such great
importance,--one that furnishes one third of
the entire rcrenue Of The road, should be so
utterly ignored by the railroad company; it
would seem as though selfinterest would
prompt the company not to pursue such a
suicidal course. Suppose Waterloo Should
build a railroad to Grundy Center, constitute
herself the emporium of Iowa, and ship her
immense trade by steamers down the Cedar
Where would Dubuque be! where would the
railroad be! And, oh, where would Cedar
Falls be! Let's SWIVEL. We conjure the rail
road company by their own hopes of future
prosperity, and for the sake of the State at
large, to remedy this evil at once, and rem
der unto that great, fiour:shing, important
point, Waterloo, her just dues. .-. e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Bro,cn's NiN.-Mr. WINSTON, who has of
late been connected with Mr.. MINER in the
management of Browns Mill, has been CON-
PEELED on account of i'll health to withdraw,
and G. N. MINER now runs the institution
alone. '- .'~ y"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Artzsr's. = The Home Mdgazine for June
IS already upon our table. It's illustrations
are good, and its table of contents excellent.
Send $500 to 4. S. ARTHUR & Co., 1923
Walnut st. Philadelphia, and get this peri
odical for one year. You will not repent it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Meat Market--A new market has opened
in the building recently occupied by WAYNE
& WALKrr as a warehouse, opposite I. B. &
Ii. II. CARPENTERS store. ar
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
Premiums.

AS an evidence OF the worth Of Balls Reaper and Now
or, We annex list of Premiums awarded this Machine
At the greatest practical field trial Of Reapers and Mowers
held in the United States, at Syracuse ~ Y judy
1851, this machine received the greatest number Of
credit marks emitting it to the GRAND GOLD MEDAL
and DIPLOMA offered by the UniedStates Agricultural
Society for the Best Moving Machine. .# .#.
st. Louis Miss ouri State Fair, First Premium Mower
1850. eF@H "nF.r ~. 1sa. s. .asz..as q ...fs.-
rrbana, Ohio, First Premium as Combined Reaper and
Mower 1860.
Lawrencebnrr, Ind Fair First Premium Mower and
Reaper, 1860. F -'ss
Ltchfcd, Mich Field Trial in competition with Mapnys
k1ey's, Kr'yt, Aliens and two buckeye machines,
one manufactured at Constantine, the other at Jackson
Mich First Premium Reaper and Mower, 1860.
Sturgs, Mich Field Trial in competition with the Buck
eye manufactured at Constantine and the Riley First
Premium Mower and Reaper, $780, .'rs
Warren Co. ILL., Agricultural Fair in connection with
McCormcks Improved, Manny's Improved and many
other Of the most celebrated Reapers and Mowers in the
country, First Premium Mower and Reaper, 1860
Chicohe, Ohio, Field Trial, in competition with Iron
Harvester, Miller Aultmans Buckeye and Buckeye
State, First Premium a Mower, 1859.
Akron. Ohio, Field Triad in competition with the Kirby
Parkhurst, Buckeye Fisher and others First Premium
as a Mower and Reaper, 1862 ...
The undersigned having been appointed General Agent
f Northern Iowa. for the sale OF the above class
Machines, will receive ORDERS and furnish those desiring
to purchase with such information will prove to an that
each Of the above achnesis empaticai, what claim
ed for il, and worthy Of the extensive Reputation they
enjoy.
Lf55E CHAM R. M. CAMERON. Il
Cedar Fails, April 1s,1sGl. Str go
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Painting.-Wc now have what we have
long felt the need of, good Painter. To all
those wishing good job Of either house or
sign painting, we would recommend the SER
vices of Mr.. A. c. BEcKwITH, a gentleman
who has lately taken up his residence among
us. From what we have seen of his work,
we should judge that he is a superior work
man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Query.-A certain servant girl here in
town, the other day asked her mistress If
this G. Secession tina. people talk SO much
about was any relation to the SESSIONS folks
of this place? go ..F -.,,r...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Correaion-T new church we noticed
last week a. being built at the corner of
Franklin and Ninth streets is the property of
the German Methodists instead Of the Ger
man Lntherans as we stated. .--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

A Rumor.-Last Saturday the freight
train brought up to this place a good-looking
and very respectable sized house. We did
not see it but were informed it was the Sher-
man House Of Waterloo. We hardly credit
the truth of this, however.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Press for Sale-Mr j. NJ OvERMAN has
fos sale a hand press. Notice Of which will
be found in another column. .alt.s..e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Floral Exhibition There will be Floral
exhibition at the Horticultural Hall a week
from tonight, May 27th. Remember it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Cardl,y--Our neigkbors in Waterloo,
have organized cavalry company. s. BAGG,
Esq is Captain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

WattrloeaadtA The d. GS. @. n. R.-Such
rs the heading Of an article which appeared
in the Corri0:, Of the 7th inst, in which the
writer pitches heavily MISUNDERSTANDING
naughty rival ncigllbcrs, all unjust II. r..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Nc,o iSettlers.-Partics from GAINESVILLE,
Wis, passed through town on Wednesday
last, with about hundred head of cattle,
who were to settle on the Beaver just west of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Flo,cers -Those who visited the Horti-
cultural Rooms last Friday evening particu-
larly admired q basket of wild flowers, ar
ranged with womanly skill in pyramid style,
md sQucried much as to what fair hands
could have produced the beautiful work
Th sowprs were arranged and taken to the
exhibition by Miss HAr- guess we won't
frl but we have no hcsitancc to annouce to
the public who took them from the room.
cause that was "wer" For week they
hare graced cur Office, shedding their sweet
perfume, and making glad the heart; vet
still their beauty fingers. The flowers were
lentry Ne. l. and took the first premium.
Younccdn't look, now, on the fourth page
o. this paper to find out where VIC got them,
and thereby satisfy your inquisitivencss, for
it don't ten. Naturally We are proud of our
treasure, not wholly because it is maidens
gin, but for the honors it has won.
Map aoxers, in the maidens heart,
Rofever BE in bloom
And Hope. that crowns the pyramid,
6fM blssscm b the tomb! " NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Bdnkias.-Messrs. TOWNSEND, & KNAPP
have their card in this paper. |-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
TORNADO /
Threshing Machine,

The proprietor Is st extensively engaged in mannfc
turing the above well known machine commonly called
throughout the Vest The Canton IHgeyhing Kcliapn
As an eyieice Of the popularity and worth Of this ma
chine, would say that the demand for this Thesher hast
season was beyond the ability Of the manufacturer
supply. -.., '..........
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
EMPLOYMENT!

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from 1926 to &75 per month, and all expen-
ses to active Agents, give commission Particulars
sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Plucky Boys.--A day or two ago, as some
half dozen boys, somewhere between the
ages Of 10 and IA, were engaged in play on
one of our back streets, an Irishman under
took to interfere with their game. This the
boys resented, and finally the Irshman took
hold Of the largest boy and proceeded to tan
his hide for him after the most approved Hi
herman fashion. This was the signal for
the whole half dozen to pitch in, which they
did with SO much energy, that the foe had to
beat an ignoble retreat in double-quick time,
but not until he had received the compli-
ments Of the boys delivered with clubs and
stones, SO freely, that he bore away with him
anything bat flattering mcmentoes of the &C.
casion. sn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
EXCHANGE

On New York. Chicago and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office of Z. d. HATCH; and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts Eastern Currency
and Gold. T.. b. HATCH.
CEDAR FALLS, May sth, 1861.