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ALL OF THEM TO BE SENT
SOUTH.
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MPB0VED sOHEB TIEi : =

IMPROYKD sOHEB SEEi li
By rooen. nporrant changes rf I. ko7d a nor al1
70 furnish unusual facilities loT inssreuu aloalt1
nast, south. West, Northwest and Soufh 17eft- no
FULL CONNECTIONS with III thfough tralnl
% Philsdelphla and New York, IN h Easf-ultn tna
south. b its Washington Bnnot E3aLl--b3 llegc.
gincinnAti trains, WITH the horihapat- y 80 81
Southwest. -.
Errk OF Boston give the prfvilegg Of = inE over g
N of the interTnsdiate cities. teo eQlAll a..l-
h0nAl give ths priElsgs Of Tiaitins -,ninsloa ~
ma e the ONLY routs inst can iqrnilh cnrouGh
| rsofets or BagrarB Checks 20 Nas1ington uliy.
n17sTSra a iIoE ~ BY any other ko1te-
11-1iesni-lu Cirr1 on all Night Trains.
~ icees - - HsIri1nors AID Ono RailFon1.
- - y III. SULLIVAN,
General Wcltorn A1ants
q .srai q aiiTsraIsDo=.at'n saI asnsTSl TieSss zs.as
al1'Ao .al, ..t5 80 80
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NLEVELAND 6 ERIE RI


7 .sl ll LEAVE CIEVELANn. . cCl1Ia
e75 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-StoprtaE q
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklsf5, u en-
SI.os . ~ isiSlz I 5 y 4 2 ltea ltAflI-Stop-
ping at Painesgillo, Ashfabula AID Glrnrd
only, and arrives at Erie 7:i5 P. Dun
Kirk st $50 P. n, Buffalo a. los P. H.
i:ls ?. n. C0NHEAUT ACCOMMODArIoH-sto
Ring at All Stations. rI
200 r. n. E1aHT ExPREss TRAIA-stoggtns =
PainegFille, Ashtabulaand 6irard on5y, and
arrives ct Erio AZ l2.l0 A. H., Dunkirk -
25O A H., Buftzlo I'D 4. n
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1916 A. 4. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StopPing as
Girard, Aghtabula and Paine1Fiile oulgs E1d
arrives at Cleveland at AIS A. H. had
100 A. n. NAIL TRAIE-Stopping At al statlo15
except SsybroOk, Uaionytlla, PeIII, Men
tor ard WickliGs, and arrive at OisTelonc
At lsl5 P. 4. raI
i2:sO P. \. DAY EXPREss Train Stopping Is Gi-
rard, OOnnea1l, Ashtabula and PAinegEile
only, and arrives Ut Cleveland at l0 p. n
ACCOM- MODATTON TRAIN VII leaFs Couneauf
e 500 A. n, 8topring st all gtato11r and
ft arriving - UlsFeia1d 81 eii0 A. =. %
At the trains going westWara connect q CleEeland
with trains for Toledo, OhcAgO, Columbia Ct1cin-
natl ST. Louis, &C.; and al the trains going
connect at DunkiTI with the trains cf the n y , -
Railroad, and ct Butal0 with tkose o! the New k1fE
Osnfra, and Buffalo a New lork City kailroeti1.
Il. H0TTIGGHAMs 61p't.
cleveland, May Z, 1851 l IL.
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
IL RAIL = "a D.
TInz TARLB No. Is-To take saeot on and alleF
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Full Confirmation of the Sur
render of Lexington.
The Rebels cut or the
supply Of Water.
MULLIGAN OFFERS TO FIGHT FOUR
"a TIMES HIS FORCE IN OPEN
FIELD.

HIS OFFER IS REFUSED AND HE is
COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
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1ru @uoas.

NEW GOODS NOW KECEIVED
HOVER q HIGBEE.
BLACK SILKS, soE1D COLoRED SILKS,
Roulards, Small Uheoks and Brocades. Single and
DouOle
ALL WOOL PLAID sHAWLs,
French, MqEinees, Cobu-gs and Alpa,-a Cloths,
AlmR checks, Chsne Meieu mas, Purj Laine Plaids,
Union PlSids, ooho Poplins.
PLAIN ALL WOOL DELARES,
A ine line embracing every color.
IANTAEs, MOZAMBIQUE AND JACQUARD
CLOTHS,
Plaid Glnehams,
Chene Ginsh,ms,
shutting Prints,
Furniture Prints,
And, notwithstanding the advance upon Cotton,
AMERICAN & OTHER PRINTS,
warranted fast and to sell fast. at
SIX, EIGHT AEB TEN CTs. PER YD.
Ladies' Embroidered Collars,
Breakfast Sets, Cambria and
Muslin Edgings aud inser.ings,
Notg, L .ne Edglngs and Q iiltings,
LoIe Walls FTen-h CoIsetis,
Lin n Hands efehiets, kmbroi-
osrea band,, Erencn Dimlt3 and DtnitY Bands.
HAT AND BONNET RIBBONS,
AIsxandeE,s Kid Gloves Bsltings erd'es, Gallons,
klastics, Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet RuChes.
THE lNDBsTRUOTIgLE
PARISIAN TRAINED SKIRT I
A heavy stock OF
Linens, Flannes,
anu 0''SSs Yestibs.. bndor Clo,Bins,
Gents 1iess Collars and Fronts
A ans and f-I supply Of
BROAD CLOTBs. OAssIMEREs,
SATINETTs, &C.
231 sUeERIOR STREET.
MILITARY BRAID AND BUT
1El TONS RETTBEBe 4 HAUsMANE.
DARAoULS AND A SUPERIOR
Il kid Of HoOPED sKIRTS Just received By
fAlL0R5 GRlsWOLD& 3 CO.,
ie25 I7s superior and l3s nk sts
WOULEN KNITTING ZARN-
jys RETTsERG & HAUsMABN
DAhGAttInl BARGAINSII
ID In order 70 susgrs the sale Of this Beason'I
purchase Of goods, viii ofjer
Figured french BriliIante3 at Is, worth 81 cents
Uhintz Organdios at ISA " AK q
Fast OOlored Lawns az 10 conta.
Embroidered English Bsreges only IS eta. yard
Good fast Uolorsd Prints only cents a yard.
Ohalleys worth % &C 70, gt oEiy is cents a yard
Brown AntiQus Qarasola only IS cents each,
Few Black Lace Hantillss at half price, anc
many other articles, which will BE- offered at verT
Low Prices Rs to sell them on during this season
Gall and got some Good Bargains.
s. HYMAN,
Cheap Dry Goods Store
NL0AKS-A FULL ASSORT-
~ MENF Of FALL CLUAKs Just received and
VIII be sold exceedingly low for cash On.y.
sYL0d, tRlS WtLO & 90,
l73 superior, gna 1856 Bank Sire is.
Sept 10th 1851
DLACN GUIPURE LACE-OF
ID cur oEn importation.
RE-. TBERe & HAUSMANN
nAMAoK-CUTTON 4 WOOL.
IL "A great variety Of Patterns
jyls REfFBERG 4 HA USMAEN.
CHILDREN 5 WOOLEN HOS
" IERY-a new stock at
kEtTBERG & HAUsMANN's.
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countenance the efforts now bling made to
remove him, but will at ell times do all in
our power to prevent its consumation.
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t BUFFALO NlARKE1 -seBE. "a.

F0UR-dIarkst quiet.
WHEAT-Market dull and heavy. Only sales
reporfed was 6OtS0 bush amber Kentucky at SIsos
tDRN-tNlaFket dull-no sales.
oars --Msrkst frmer, with fair demand. Gales
2o,OfO hush 1t 2J625He.
CANAL, FRKI3HTs-lsxe on corn, lsc on
LAKE iNIP0RFs-lO,OOO bbls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat; 81 - bush
fjdNGl, RXPORTS-I o bhls -four; "a, no baStf
wheat; i720O bush corn; lI,0O9 bush oats; 6,OB bas
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ClLEVELAND { PIlTsBURqR
( (iLkYELAND, COLUMBUS &
y oserssAzI aAIlao1D.

le6l. eUHHER AERAkeEnEaf 1aef
u ane Ai.er 4onday, June 10Th ilSf Pn4Ss-c'r
- Iralns viii leave Cleveland a. folloFs.
9'te A. =. 2, =. Olncfnnati EIpres5-sfoDrina1
berea, GrAfton, " gton, New fcn7o,-
salem, Shelby, Csesilns O,,iionT i,Ii--,5,
Ierdlngsons Ashley, DeIaEsrs. 49,
Centre Morthington. rsschinF' Cioirrl,-
~ ~ aI Gi9 ~ A. q eincinnati st 80 ?. -,
ElO ?. \. = q 81 ;lsio-. E
Cincinnati at 2.o0 A 4.
- g = Elsatt st A21Pre.s-stopping e an Stations
north of CFe1tliEe, and a. Galion. C1Tiipr-
ton, Delaware Gnd At ali other stztions h,
ieeye passengers only arriving a -.
tunDu5 e ll:l5P; N, and Cincinnati ~ -
AH.s chicago Via Crestlins, at 10 a II.
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CONFECTIONERY & FRUITS.
MOULD / RUASEN,
1S5 SUPERIOR ST.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.


Since the destruction Of our stsnd, No. l22 Supe-
rior rect have taken the large and commodiors
baiding No. lS5 superior street, and ntted II up IN
3 style superior - anything Ia tn oity.
our PA R5
For the serving Of Cakes, Crgarrs Soda c, on tne
second floor, are larges airy and Light and neatly
fnrnished and with our facil ties can assure our
customers that we can serve them in much better
style than formerly. -. o.. g
IN connection with the Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT AND OlNFEOTIOHNRY BUSINESS
We are prepared TO supply ,.,r, Il
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
70 the entire satisfaction OF stomers, With eVery
article needed on such occasions.
our stock Of SPnGas Pickles, Preserves and Brssh
Canned Fruit, tsobSters salmon &C., - very larse
and win BE- kept in constant supply, OF the very best
quality only
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN
"a we'll supplied, and will honor all drafts made on IL
u-We are wholesale manufacturers Of
CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
Of every variety, and also wholesale dfeleTs IN ~;
GEGES LEMOHS, 8ANAHEAS and fOkElGh
FRJTT Of every description, and UIH OF ali kinds
e.--a iylB.B.ll
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IOHN SUHhINh
Having removed 70 his nsW quarterSs
NO, %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE TIN OOUkT HOUSE, PUBLIC
SQUARE,
Ii prepared to reeeivs the calls OF his friends anO
E1erYthinR Ia the line Of Confectionery is kept 81
RHOEESALE AND RETAIL e. usual.
OYSTERS AND, HOT COFFEE,
A well as the choicest eatAblss served up at mo
nent's notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
cr The eocommodation OF persons having bulinee'
,ttne ogRTA y n HHs|s w. AVE ON DRAUoFT
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ORTIZ MISSOURI RAILROAD,

me only rau route from 81. ouis 10 St. Io5asb.Z -
~ tne ,nsr ct ana quickest line b. fhf=ls1n
h,1aIs p t9o renotest point Ieached b rail- an n
isay' s'S,5 Iis,tl Is On q sp IS aay other.
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OOEHEJrIONs.

connections are made af MonFusIfiIu ,Irr - -,
~ -, 4ansneld and Hsgarh r. r. q -ClT1s 7i7k
- t Staaaa9isAE, Dayton and Oineinnat u r. n rr--
no4t With fremont Indians q r - ~ S,1I--f-
- re, - nlenl9ap Southern Ncffhsrn 9n7i7rS
-tt 9s1o eno Mabaaa Eaflroads fof thics7o M
~ ai.oI Aert maYAs, LoganleOrt, Lo|lF.5fa
Eest and Southwest - -1'-' = ts-.lis-lt4
West, a. 9l0 A. n, 1s25 p = ~ = 7. ~ -
5anfusky At $50 A. y. = = ffo4
Oisveinud Auz lo tasI II -. aoOAA4
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9

u = 7 = > = = D
Ess tn a..sS e; NJ HsTS IAss s'' On 1na .'i
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CLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO B 3.

55DA FALAHD q TOLEDO b B.
eel' SUMMER aRRAEeEhEET
Vn Ana aitsr Monday, August ~ issl TrsfDs Nh -,
-, * oon9.Ys 5Eoisgtsi1 as i1liOU1 = I.l'
~ A. h Onleaeo E1press -stopuiua u f.,,-. =.
to1s Ooerlin Asksmea. aorNaIf il5S--e
vile, belisF1et gl{ds. fFsmeaf fi7-.S--
60 900 Z. n, Detroii as fsea 4
Hty n Throcg1 Mall-siOVplng a. ~ gf.r,.-, -
the southern DiVIai61, aFFivinr III 7iei--l.t..
$40 ?. III '-o-s
- ?. q. NAL, gtops e all ssssions - .--,
dnsky e SIS p q -
80 p H. telsEraRn lxpfeg8-5toVpua= ~ g.
49,. arA5son, Onerlln, v akeznan, Hofrl1lr n -
nrosyille, BeiieTre, Clyda Fr.no1< ~
s-H arrives at Telsdo at $50 P. g.. ohiss1S1f
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iMP0RTANT.-ALL r., -
Pa sons puroha ing Tickets
~ ~ Joseph ald 9th IN ~ Aori1ein IN -ou-
~ the tate Of Kansas, or ths Tlrrif0rie1 5hs-if
Us % On Ting tlcketg that Ieal b he
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04
Premiums.

As an evidence of the worth Of Balls Reaper and Nov
err, we annex list of Premiums awarded this Machine:
At the greatest practical field trial Reapcrs and Mower
ever held in the United States at Syracuse \. Y. Jul,
1857, this machine received the greatest number o
credit marks emitting il to the GRAND GOLD MEDAL
and DIPLOMA offered by the United Sates Agriculture
Society for the Best Moving Machine.
st. Louis Mis-; ouri State FAIR First Premium Mower
1850.
Urbana Ohio, First Premium as a Combined Reaper ant
Mower, 1860.
Lawrencebnrg, Ind. Fair First Premium Mower ant
Reaper, 1850.
Litchfield, Mich Field Trial in competition with Nanny
Riiey's, kirhy's, Aliens and two Buckeye machines
one manufactured at Constantine, the other
Mich First Premium Reaper and Mower, 1850.
sturgS, Mlch Field Trial, in competition with the Buck
eye, manufactured at Constantine and the Riley, FRS
Premium as Mower and Reaper, 1860. ..
Warren Co. ILL., Agricultural Fair, in competition will
MeCormck's Improved, AIanny's Improved, and man,
other Of the most celebrated Reapers and Mowers in the
country, First Premium as Mower and Reaper 1850
Chicothe, Ohio, Field Trial, in competition with Iror
Harvester, Miller Aultman's Buckeye and Buckeye
State, First Premium Mower 1859.
Akron Ohio, Field Trial IN competition with the Kirby
Parkhurst Buckeye Fisher, and others, FirstPremiun
as a Mower and Reaper, 1859.
The undersigned having been appointed General Age.t
for Northern Iowa. for the sale Of the above first
Machines will receive orders and furnish those desiring
to purchase with such information will prove to all tina,
each othe above Machines is emphacay what is claim
ed for it, and worthy Of the extensive reputation they
enjoy. .. %
Es. VI. CAMERON.
Cedar Falls April Is, 1S6t.r 5tf
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Drafting in Iowa.

Iowa proportion for an army Of 800, 600
men would be 1850. But her position as
a border State, with an extensive frontier to
be defended, requires that she should do even
more than that. And she can. She has
$4,000 fighting men, and $4,000 for the
field would be, considering the local interests
involved, no more than is her due. These
We have no doubt, will be forthcoming. Iowa
has now in the service nine regiments of in.
fantry, including three that have left within
few days; and there are nearly ready two
regiments Of infantry and three of cavalry
When all have been put in the field, Iowa
will have furnished some fifteen thousand
men. But to fill up these regiments, and to
speedily organize new ones, an established
system of drafting will be resorted to, based
upon the returns which shall be made by the
supervisors of each county upon Gen. Baker s
late order. 1t is no discredit, but the rather
creditable, that Iowa takes the lead of the
States in this matter 1t makes the business
ofenlistment responsible and a certain pro-
ceeding. The Legislature of Iowa, anticipa-
ting the future, wisely gave full power to
the Governor with the advice of his military
staff, to establish such details of drafting as
they might see fit. Gov. Kirkwood has
called meeting for next week, when some
authoritative action will be had--the order
Of Gen. Baker meanwhile furnishing them
information upon which to act. The draft
ing has not commenced already, as report
had it; only the census Of the supervisors
Iowa is sound to the core, and everywhere
this step of the State government is received
with satisfaction, as being move in the
right direction. Let other States that have
any considerable number of troops yet to
to raise, follow the example.<<Ehieago Ttb
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man diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
Are well known to be nfalble. - ...s ...- .....
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly. cleansing the first and
second stomachs, and creating flow of pure. healthy
bile instead Of the stale and acid kind; FLATULENCY
Loss of appetite Heartburn Headache, ResessHess lis
Temper, Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy. which ars
the general symptoms of Dyspepsia will vanish, q nst-
ural consequence of its cure. bee.
COSTIVENESs, by its cleansing the whole length Of
the ntetnes with solvent process and without violence
all violent parses leave the bowels costive within
days.
FEvERs of all kinds by restoring the blood to rcs,i-
lar circulation through the process of respiration in such
cases and the thorough solution of all intestinal obsruc
The Life Medicines have been known to cure RHEU.
MATisM permanently in three weeks and GOVT IN half
that time by removing local Inflammation from the
Giles aud ligaments of the joints. s. .. .s rrss.t
DROPSIES of all kinds by freeing and strengthening
the kidneys and bladder they operate most ielsidfa5
on these important organs and hence have been found
certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL
Also WORMS by dslodging from the turnngs Of the
bowels the Shiny matter to which these adhere
sCURvY, ULCERS, and INvETERATE SORES, BY
the perfect purity which these Life Medicines give to the
sC6RBuTIC ERUpTIoNs AMI Bad Complications. BY
their Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skfn
and the morbid state of Which occasions all eruptive
plants, saow, cloudy, and other dsagreeable complex
ions. -.... 80. s.... ..-..--... E+. .tT
The of these Pills for very short time will effect an
in the clearness of the skin. COMMON COLDS and IN.
FLUENz will always be cured by DOSE by two in
PILEs-The original proprietor of these Medicines was
cured of Piles, of 80 standing, by the Of LIS
MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGUE-For this scourge Of the Westeyn
country these Medicines VIII be found safe speedy and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the system sub
return of the disease by these Medicines
is pSrmanent-Try Them, BE Satisfied and BE Cured
BILIOUS FEyERs AND LIVER CONFERENCE.-The
eral debility Loss Of appetite and Diseases Of Female
the Medicines have been used with the beneficial re-
suits in cases of this description Kings Evil Scrofu-
la in its worst FORMS YIELDS to the mild yet powerful ac-
ton of these remarkable Medicines. Night Sweas Ner-
Debility Nervous Complaints of all kinds Papits-
ton Of the Heart, Painters Collie speedily cured
MERCUR1AL DIsEAsEs.-Persons whose csnsaitu
cury will find these Medicines perfect cure Al tls
fail to eradicate from the system all the eects
Mercury, infinitely than the pow erful rrep
arations Of Sarsaparla.
! Prepared and sold by w. r.. MOFFAT
/ n3-ly 3s5 BRoAnwAy NEw YoSr
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS 49,
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IMPORTANT FACTS:

kMfOkIANE FACTS:
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed, theil
Machines are protected against arrangements or tga
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the locL- stitch
alike on both sides-and use less than half much
thread and silk the chain or Ioop-sttch machines
FACT No 3.These Machines are better adapted thar
any other machine in market to the frequent changes
and almost endless variety Of sewing required in fam
ily They will sew from one 10 twenty thickness OF
Marseles without stopping and make every stitch per-
feet. They will even from the finest gauze the
heaviest cloth, and stout. hard leather without
changing the feed needle, tension making any
adjustment Of machine whatever. Is not such a ma.
chine best adapted to Family use and If best adap.
ted to family why not for every variety of light sewing
manufacture? For work too heavy for Family Ma.
chine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4These Machines make elastic seams OF
any sewing machine in use-a fact of very great impor-
lance in sewing elastic goods or goods of any kind
FACT No. 5No machine is more durable or more sim.
pie in its construction, more easily undertood. The
reputation Of these machines wherever used will fully
demonstrate each Of the above FACTS.
FACT No. 6.These Machines took the highest premium
at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
FACT No These Machines took the Highest Premium,
at the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No S.These Machines took the Highest Medal at
the American Institute, in the City Of New York. to-
geher with the Highest Premium for fine Sewing Ma
chine work. r."# I 3"
FACT No. 9.-These Machines took the Highest premi.
um at the Mechanics Fair, Utica, n. Y.
FACT No. 10.-These Machines can do the SAME thing
generally whenever properly exhibited in competition
with other frst-class Sewing Machines. Butwe have
space for only one FACT moreit is the most important
Fact of all. .7 Vs.
FACT No. 11-Ue scayyunt erery Machine are sell ia
Gre BETTER satisfaction Man any other Seeing Ma
chine in market, or money re fnRded.
esg@Send for a Circular. AGENTS WANTED
Address m e r. 81 .'#. .-
FINKLE LYON SEWING MACHINE co.
ln23-m6l No. OBS BROADWAY, New YORK.
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TORNADO
Threshing Machine.

The proprietor is still extensively engaged in manulac
turing the above wel-known machine commonly called
throughout the West, Tie Cupton 7AreshiRg NdciiRe
chine would say that the demand for this Thresher last
season beyond the ability of the manufacturer to
supply.
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gaNWtfg|7 .
A. IL. NICHOLS
NEW
Fruit and GroceryStore

TT YOU WANT A BARREL OF GREEN APPLES
i Cheaper a bushe peck, or ess,be sure and go to
thesFsUIr STORE.
TT YOU WANT PEACHES, EITHER GREEN OR
Dried, pared impaired, Dried Blackberries Rasp-
berries Currants Cherries Plums Prunes Figs Raisins
and naiy everything In the Fruit line, either green
dried, go to NICHOLS FKUIr AND GROCERY STORE.
ROCERIEsS OF ALL KINDS AT NICHOLS
NJ Call for yourselves If IL Is not the Cheapest
place in town to buy FRUIT and GROCERIES.
Overman's Block, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
% t9 A. Il. NICHOLS.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL CHEERFULLY SEND
(ree of chargs to all those who desire it, the copy Of
SIMPLE RECIPE by which he cured Of that DIRE dis
ease Consumption. .. r.
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, or
any lung affection he sincerely hopes will try this Recpe
well satisfied If they do they win be than satisfied
with the result. Thankful for his complete restora.
on he is anxious to place the hands of every sufferer
of Those wishing recpe with full di.
rections. &C., will please call address r. -
Rev. WM s. ALLEN,
1o3m No. G6 John Street, New York.
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From the Eamminer, No, folk Ia p d.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made, viz Cure Of headache in all its form
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

From Tie Democrat 81. Cloud MINI. .
If you are, have been troubled with the headache
send for box, Cephalic Pls you may have them
case Of an attack.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

By the of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
SICK Headace may be prevented and if taken at the
of the attack, immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldome fail in removing the Nausea and Kcad
ache to which females subject.
For Literary Mea, Students Delicate Females and all
persons Of sedenary ha6its they valuable Lar
attire improving the Appetite giving tome and rigor tc
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
The CEPALIC PILLS the result Of long investiga
ton AMI carefully conducted experiments, having been in
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the system
from deranged state of the sto1roch.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at ." times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet and lie absence of disa
gree,be taste renders it easy to administer then. to
children.
BEWARE OF COCNTERTEITs.
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c. spadinp
each Box. ..s..
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE 90 CENTS. .
All orders shsud be addressed to .-. .
HENRY G. SPALDING.
n311y As Cedar Street, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia. o..
They have been tested in more than thousand case
with entire success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04
FINKLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY,

53S Broadway. New York.
NJ person who cont.lnplates purchasing Sewing Ma
~ chine for family manufacturing purposes should
fail to send for of circulars which contains
and full descriptions of the various styles prices and
samples of work, all of which send by mail free We
claim to have the
Best SEWN. Machine i'm the World
FOR EITHER FAMILY OR MANUFACTURE PURPOSES.
AL we ask is fair trial. Read the following
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

From the Adcertiser, Providence, n. T. i.A =
The Cephaic Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the best fol
that very frequent complaint which has dscov
cred.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

:. From the Adcertiser, Providence, r.. T.
The testimony In their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-04

From the Kdaa,cha Talley Star, E0noacho, Va.
We that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick to them. ~ .