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DECISIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
wounded or disabled during the prcseB. war,
and also for the widows of those killed or who ny
die in service Claims for pay, bounty land, Sc
promptly attended TO. CALVIN W. SMITH, coz
ner Chambers anil Chatham st. mo 2lac'1l5
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TINTED STATES AGENCY
MILITARY.

IT 3. ARMY-MEN WANTED To FILL
" up First B,ttdiun, 18Th u. 3, Infantry; head
quarters at Fort Hamilton n. Y. Also Intelligent
ncn Tor non-cummissiuned officers. Apply at ~
Chatham st, " Capt. A. j. DALLAS, L. =, Army.
oc29 l5'il5
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mr.. ZELLS NERYINE POMDER-THE

DR. ZEILS NERVlNE POWDER-THE
- great success attending q eSe wonderful Pow
Hers during the Tat yetr, In curing love ui STRONG
DI'INk, a., and the vast amount of suffering which
lucv ll - been the means Of relieving, also the
many calls wo have hal Pr them lately, has induced
thc sUis rlor tn net "a agent for their sale in Wi
Hiu-nulgh. Knowing the principal ingredients OF
which these Powders ara composed, we are SAFE in
,uurnutp DuE that they are pert, cts harmless and
my he token at al tim - with perfect sGrty, All
pee. s.us, young or Oh, with weak AMI chartered
% -cs, from whatever cause, should give them
81 =. rn,y easily tax an, and viii no. any
uuristslnt feeling after hnirg taken. For sale only
in Nilunshursll, 1t iG South Saonul IT, Pdce,
one DOLLAR per package. oc25 Geo
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J6n ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED I'M
lcO mei!atcly-to proceed " Washington 70
lliu the I8Gth r. -g.menL N. Y. s. ", CD. @. II.
MES. JAMES GRANT, Lieut. oommaudlnR re-
ruung st ton, sOl Canal 81. oSl 24aC'lOo
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Personal NOTICES.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY MONEY AND PAT
Il JrDcured for soldiers, wido W aud heirs frDrs
ue United States, ON application In erson, o. w
letter, 70 GEO. woODMAN, % Pine n. ms 2tscs10t
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COAL.

DEST or RED AND WHITE ASH
ID coal, - 20 per ton. 2,o0o lis, delivered free
and clesn; wards and Eleventh st., near Brpad-
way, N. r., and 81 Eighth ave. o. 7. BACuB,
A0sot nOJ 2iac'1Og
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COA1,-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ leo To- 400 lis. dclverel for - 80 o. - 4O,
t',t f wcizht II 2OOe lie. guaranteed, unicr for
future ot tho whole TN, 81 the best Peach Orchard
aud Lengh opnl In the city, delivered In good orie,
At ~ 10, FROM yards lower corner King and Green
els AMI ~ Itss volt 1T, cor NV Hpwery. MAT
THEW CLINTON, wholranls and retail agcnt fr
Rei Ash and Lehigh cod. oil 2isc'
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HEMP.
II AMERICAN

Manila and all Other kinds for se la lots V salt.
KENT, TUCKER q CARTER, ia Water serees.
eca8 2kAc'llu
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I2RbICHN I2S.
L'OR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
l. pr. UplI\MS Vegetable Eectuary is a GER
lin curo for piles IN ey.iy form. In the worst cases
of this distressing affection, and where all other
means have filed tho patient must consult the
Doctor personally 1t his office, 9S7 Fourth st. Dr.
Upham has devoted special attention N this disease
for more than 20 years and may he consulted IA
relation to this or any other complaint from O'Clpck
in tie ming Hu, O'Clock Ia the evening, at his
Ncdirl of q, 81 Fourth ut, 81 door from she Row.
cry lctH. 20 Epwriy and BruldwAy. +. G. WELLS
d CO., 'ral Agents, ll6 Franklin 1t, NY
90 tgtl'l56
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DRESS.

~ IMPORTANT ANNOUNC CEMENT -
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
TRrNHftgiiEp ~ 1891.
Cl.stl nm street l'O. corner II Pearl street.
Fine W ''c s. ir'a, |. non Collars an1 BIIoms,
fH go ,,uahl
For 1901
For l2hlll
For 10 III
For i.75ilill
F,r 2OO!lilii
shit'G male 10 urlcr md warranted to dt.
Gal, nhift, Drawers anl II III 10.
iu SILK, Wool, N rins AMI Cotton.
Flrrncn's Shirts, Travelling Shirts
Amy and My Shirts Of every dc4rrpuoa.
Bl-pcndtTs, Neck TioA aud Gloves,
in every variety
4 large assortment Il
Wo"lcn Jackets nj ways on baud
Rnrn,mhor tNc NJ. 100 Chnthrm street.
MOB 24lt'lnl corner of prah street.
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CRAVFI-TO BE CURED or THE Gravel
VI or dsni4, of tue k.lnryI AMI bladder, apply a.
DR.. WA. PARKER, II South 7th street, williams
hurgh Lis u4sdiciues avyer fail " cure those dis
eAAs. oC2J 2iac'iO9
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Observation-Disclosures SHOULD

DHEI MATISM.-SUFFERERS SHOULD
IL bear in mind that this "a the IT the year
when rcLls and pains are n, It felt. To avoid them
they should not neglect trying tie best remedy in
usa-FurmnuI
IIIlIMiTIC ANNIIIILATOR,
which Is sold ut the low prize Of
u CENTS PER BOTTLE,
lringiag Il within the reach of all, No Ices than
81 OuO hotlcs have been sod since its Introduction,
and from the evidence Of those WHO have tested IT,
miraculous powers Over Neuralgia Rhculnlts
Sore Throat, Pains iu the SIDE Neck, LIiuA &C.; A.
AS ia cases Of PILES, stamps N At once rs the
POOR MANS FRIESD,
Ge bottle, trS it, aul you will Ia convinced that
we have not uvurrUt'd itl powers In the lctst. We
hsVe estil shCd agencies NJ the following places
Variety store, 40 South Second st; Drug Store or.
South Sixth and sth SITS; Mrs Bakers 10 South III
ST. and cor. Clymcr st. and Wythe ave- Williams
hUrgh. Ia New York at CAhPBFLLS Drug
Store, cor. sth ave. and 2Sth IT; llbH Bowery 2T2
Division ST. % ave and SOth Sta, and all respect
able druggists. OOO
NOTICE.. II. BONE, NJ. d., SON, AND
successor of old DR.. Bone, haa moved his OH ,e
10 20 West Tenth st., between Greenwich ave. and
waVerley Place Dr. Bone will continue 10 cure
diseases Of the heart lungs liver, liberated throat
rheumatism, hts, 81. Vitus' dance, tumora erup-
TONS and ali skin diseases, Once hnurHT 10 4.
NJ 70 4 and Q p. NJ <A-xeH2s StAO'1Os
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CITY OF NEW YORK
~ lEpAH1NEyr oT FiSAS0E,
nvRpAu Oy rna KECRvEB oy TNNEs,
INV CoVnT-I IoUbA pAHK Nv ., 1861

Notice IS hereby given, that pr cent will Be
side "a dc LIST d,y 81 - .'t MI er, all TsNes
m lining unpaid. ala thlt per cent Will be Slded
IN h. 15tA day II u .n,m''r.
t. avoid incpuv ni'nrs and delay, taxpayers are
esfu,sly r,qucst,d not W wait until 1ae lat sf ibis
mouth.
Unur hours, frurn ~. ~, " . r. m.
a.y lO'i3O JAMES KELLY, Receiver Of TaNss.
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SEWING MACHINES-149 HESTER ST,
y one door Fast Of Bowory, Is the best place I
q" Singers, Grover & Bakcr'a, and other SOW ing
machines repaired and improved n. B--Srcond-
band sewing mDchueA needles, shuttles gaugtg
IL, &c, At Wholesale and retail by HUGO MULLER
nl2 2Iac'l0l
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COAI-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
~ and white ash coal ,lwrys IN hand anil ~ tho
lowest market price, At QtFE'PEL'S, ITO C,nal At.
And 80 sixth Av let 2gth And 3Oth st eli 2ia'1ib
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pOSEETS-CHEAP PNRGNINS- BON
- u,ts ~ the lg,rI 81 yl'; Jt, oli' lr,n's hlis
~ ihaI,' and wyl milinrp supplied with r-
:. l.rs. - BiNNS millinery, 49, Canal At. Stran.
g,ts Vill do w,l h. call. straw and beaver hia
Ar.U.d. C..lrest place in She city. Oh 4'sc'l2i
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA
N ,r.sh.ly and glassware IN great variety sni ~
greatly reduced prices; Alec fDcy gopis v.seS bcer
CHnl ~. oC26 2iac'l2T
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DENOVAI,-THE NEW YORK DYING
II sud Printing Establishment Works on Slater
Island, % Duane st. near Broadway, late 10 John st.
brunch Ofi.,s, 100 Broadway, ~ v, and 13S
pirrrrIuut IT. Brnnklyn. oC2S 2tsc'lO0
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TO TINSMITIIS AND ROOFERS-1O0
Il boxes slightly damaged charcoal tin, l0XlI, &c
TX. for sale cheap by A. A. THOMSON & 90,
10 Water st. nj 0'l2]
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL OF
VI the first quality ~ tho lowest i,rket price nom
y.rd, % cents PCT ton l's FROM the oNia. Ass for
sale. Dhgh, Ds1ist hJuntin and HVkEaiths
ooels. HENRY REEVE, ooT CAssl and g ntre, AMI
or Jane aud West sA s1O 2tsc'I0a
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BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
- Tie Brush fStiry, go Pearl Vt, Hupo's Build
inF, all artie1s ~ tie lowest fsctory prices pain,
D. .ips Of a supcriH qualify constantly hand.
JOiN X. UOIPEL. oil 24ac'iiS
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A GENCY OF TUR
"A U. 3. GOVERNMENT
for the sale =
g-10 TREASURY NOTTg
~ WALL Ut.
TIE sECRErARY OF TIE rRsAsCRr
having apponted
Mr. CHAs. BURIAL HOFYMAv,
Of our hf1n agent for the salA 4 Treasury Notss,
bearing interest .. the rate Of 3-10 per cont, We
are prepared 10 airply them Ia Its - suit pir-
chasra in denominations Of sos, tOos b)0A 1000.
an ~ I, NJ may bs required, with oupous for
The psS amt OF interes, Vemi-annuAlly attached.
The -seH are dsl,d August 1871, 81, and pur-
chascfI psy the accrued interest At ere rate Of two
osnts per LAY each hu1d-et dona-A
BANKAILB FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
Purchasers In the country, senling checkN csn
have notes per return uf all.
Any further iuiorInstion required win be Glven
~ the undersigned.
COLGATE a HOFFMAN,
Oi0 24astia No ~ WAL a
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IMPORTANT.

ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
s.hnrId be sent by uARNDEN's EMPRESS,
- nICuiwHy, ns they charge only half
rates, aud u. -. Government permits them
To curry to the Army In Washington, For
irU.s Monroe, Ilnticrns Inlet, Baltimore
nri ether places. Their Army Express dai-
l., 81 1910 aud i.I5 l.. VI. nDli 2iac'lUi
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REAL ESTATE.

EARM FOR SALR,-sZ00O WILL BUY A
good farm NJ u acrrs IN Bergen Go, n. j., 10
mhes frsn New YUrk. y ffyan railruad depot. AP-
do H'ac'12s
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DLANlNG MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE
endless chain bed sIriIclug machine, Woo
luIy's make, plsues "a inches side In pcrfsc, or
lrr will be- sid wy low, at the machinery de-
pot Of STEVENS, BROTHER d co, 222 Pearl ~.
o2tfS'
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10 EH2T.

\ IaITMENIS 10 LET-CIlEAP APART
~ NOUS "a 81 ave, 81 and $50, bet . itA uui
5,t PTS AIS in rear IN, ami stores in lhc now
hnua,s cor ~ st. AID ave. A. Apply IN the pre-
is,s. oil 2Iac'llS
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A RMY CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS AND DR.
Llmanbs secured and c,ilyctd, cash a.ivNnced.
= IT. ~ ~ no,'s lou Bbi and sold q. Y. HOUSE,
IL wal 81 NY o2s 2tsssils
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70 LIT IN TIE SUN BUILDING, COR
b u.ruf Nassau and Fulton = 4, ihccs and p &C.
H .r"s. Fita' 10 for mnnuihctgr NJ purposes YIN
a .,u steam power can be had / re- uired. ITO
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

For SALE--A STEEL-GEEY PONY, il
INN Ia high; years old; wagon and hnrn. -;
sitnlI for butcher, baker, or mikInuu; can be = Ia
for dny4, at 81 Monroe IT, nj 8'l8l
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
l. one half the Labor SAVED by using my Sewing
Machine Oil. Wholesale and retail a. the fActory,
90 AaJaN
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES, SLEIGuS,
Ahnrncss bells, &o.-A lnry, stock of family cs,.
gugcs, lugdet, grpcrrs and bus nrss wuly.ua ~
hand wagons, Acgls 4, On b rsns, &c, selling 81
heap, AZ 10 Ngyns IT. and Isl Fulton nv, Brood lyu
s,p''lOJ
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TO LET OR FOR SALE-HOUSE AND
L lots car Montruse ave and Morrell st. brooklyn
=, De- will he lot cheap 10 LIST of May gsd sho.l IN
ne basement. Apply " T. TOWNSEND, ~ Pine
n, % door, N. Y. nl3 T'lOS
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HOESES AND CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS,
Aih.ncss bells, Gc.--A large stock Of family ear
riagr + 'upgi,s uo'rrs aul business WAGONS "a
u.d wagons, lughs, bI horses &c, selling oil
'hear u 10 NeN.ns st. and ~ Fulton ~, br1uEyl.
mole 2iag'lGJ
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NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION OF PRO
~ PERlH SOLD FOR UNPAID TAXES An
CROTOS WATER RENTS IN JUNE, lSjO-Pu1l.s
n, ti,c rs hereby FiVcn To the owners, occupants
p,rsuns otherwise Interested therein, that the 10
tailed stai,n1nts 81 the property sold IN june, 1872
for the iuruid taxes of i;S and the unpaid Crotpn
,ptr rnuts " lN5i, is Published In the Commercial
Advertiser 0n Tuesdays and Fridays of eoch wcok,
uoscri' ur the property ~ sold, aud the tim VII
the sumo must be redeemed, in dtG,ul. of which
ls,.ses will be- issued Their, for.
JOSEPH &. PINCKNEY, Clerk II Arrears.
Department Of Finance, Bureau of Arrears /
October ~, 1861.
ococ IcTu&w'12s
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TO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE
SIM lrilding, cor. Fulton and Nassau; steam
power can be had II desired This location II one Of
the b, st for Lusres. Of any in the city. Rents lo"
Apply al the sun Office. n3 24acgl3T
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

The lecturer IS pale, quiet looking man,
of perhaps 80 years ST age rather under the
medium height, and Of Slight build has a
well developed head, with the intellectual fac
.ulties predominating has isht hair and thin
,whiskers, He has a. very good voice, only
that he speaks partly through his nose when
excited; talks rapidly and is troubled with
no lack of words; has a faulty fronhncia-
lion ana sometimes uses ungrammatical ex-
pressions. His gestures are profuse some
phasized with vigorous thump of his heels.
He strikes attitudes, grows enthusiastic and
cndeavors more to work upon the feelings
than upon the reason of his audience. We
gathered from his lecture that he had once
been Methodist preacher, and after preach
ing eight years had become spiritualiSt |;
that now he did not regret his apostacy, for
he had found in Spiritualisrii what he could
never find in Methodism. We gathered, too,
that he had a supreme contempt for the rev
erence with which Christians regard the Bi-
bic. The miracles of Christ he looked OH as
mere fables, and that the communications Of
spirits-which according to his own confess
sions sometimes lie-are better for the erting
mortals of this sublunary sphere than tic
teachings Of the Bible He compared the
persecution Of Spiritualism to the pcrsecu-
tons of Jesus by the Jews. He claimed tha-
the assertions made by some that Spiritual
ism caused more insanity and led to more
free lovelsm than Orthodoxy, was false, and
to support his claims offered proofs and ar
guments decidedly shallow.
Worthy Of Notice.-Bernadotte ILL.,, Nov.
3, 1S49. - Mr.: w. B. SLoAN-Dear Sir ::
Last Spring we obtained a lot of your Oint-
ment and Condition Powders from your trav-
cling agent; these were all sold some time
ago. Please send another supply for winter
and very much oblige US.
We have thought sometimes your medi-
cincs were too highly spoken of, until we
sold Thomas Palmer Of our village, a bottle
ofyour Ointment, with which he cured a dry
Cancer or Salt Rheum on his hand of three
years standlng-he had employed several
doctors, but to no effect. Less than half a
bottle of your Ointment cured it perfectly
sound, and has not left even scar. Such
a fact is worthy Of notice: and though we
would not have believed it had we seen it
in print it is nevertheless true.
Yours in haste, LEWIS L CARR.
See Soans advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
M a r II l IL ID.


At the residence Of the Brides Father by Rev. c. E.
BABY. Mr.. JOHN KELLER to Miss PIIEBE A. TONDRO
The happy pair, with all their bliss, did
not forget the printer. May the sunshine of
connubial love cast IFS brightest ray around
the pathway of this married pair, and if the
dark hour of trial and deep aflliction shall
ever cast a shadow around them, may the
star of Hope still remain to them ii all its
brightness, to cheer and comfort them till
the breaking of the morning
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Waehouses.-It was thought that the
warehouses erected here were Of sufficient ca
pacity for storing all the grail. that might
seek market at this place. But it was all
a mistake. One reason is that our means
for transportation arc Inadequate, and an
other is that more grain is coming in than
the most far-secing had any idea of. From
5000 to 5000 bushels of wheat are brought
into this market every day. Several of our
warehouses are being increased in capacity.
BYRON CULVER is making an addition of thir-
ty.four feet to his, which will make it 2sxGG.
KNAPP, Stout & Co. are adding story to
theirs, and are to attach all elevator, which
will render it the second best warehouse of
the place. Surely, we are prosperous peo-
pie, and our march in improvements is
double.quick
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Hatch d Allen.-Tt is but six weeks since
this firm purchased heavy stock of goods
in the New York market Yet so heavy
have been their sales since that time that
their assortment is run low, and Mr.. HATCH
starts East Monday to obtain new supply.
The firm would say to all those wishing to
purchase little the best merchandise, at a
little the lowest figures, to just hold on till
HATCH & ALIENS mammoth stock, second
edition, arrives. lw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Eagle 7ownship.-Thc returns from Fagle
township were, on account of informally,
thrown out by the Board of Supervisors in
their canvass of the votes of this county,
We understand that the informality existed
in the fact that the number of votes polled
was carried out in figures instead of being
spelled out We hope the lesson will be
needed in the future.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

u, Squash.-Our thanks are due to f. P.
srREErEn for mammoth squash. We find
that, when well baked, it makes very de-
sirable dish on our table.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
D. D, DEVINE

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer o. Con-
feetionery, is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy at IS cents per ID by the box and at retail only is
cents per b. Eastern manufacturers beat that If you
cam Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place. two
doors north of the old post Office building, Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

PckerM.-FEANK, the picture man, has
got into his skylight gallery, over Hotch-
kiss store, in Whites new building.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
EXCHANGE

On New York. Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office of +. Il. HATCH and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts, Eastern Currency
and Gold. +. B. HATCH.
CEbSa FAILS, May Sth, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Map Of Viryiaia.-Wc have another map
from J. +. LLoYD--a map Of the State Of Vir-
ginia. This, being an official map, consequent
ly perfectly reliable, is indeed, a very desirable
possession. For the purpose Of ineligible
reading of the news we contend that it is i'm
possible to do without good tfap, and we
know Of no other map publications as reliable
as j. T. LLoYD's. We say, send to LLOYD
for your maps.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

g Runamay.-Just at dusk, on Monday eve
hing last, a team belonging to Mr.. JOHN PAL
HER, standing on Main Street, suddenly took
it into their heads to vartose, and they forth
with skadaddled. The only damage we
have heard of in consequence, was that done
to several trees near the public square, which
we understand is irrcparable
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Personal-Mr. j. II. AYLswoRTI, of the
Cerro Gordo Republican, dropped in to see
us OH Monday evening of this week. He,
too, is off for the war. Every man engaged
on the Republican has entered the service of
Uncle Sam, and the Office is locked up.
Here is patriotism for you. Brother AYLs-
WORTH has orr best wishes. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Military.--JonN ELLwELL, late sheriff Of
this county, IS LIST Eiet,tetant in Capt HAD
DOCKS Company now in camp at Dubuque.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Millinery.-The Misses MCNALLY have
a few words to say to our readers in another
portion of this issue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Hides. Persons interested in the hide
market will find our quotations this week
considerably advanced. There is not half
cent difference, now, between this market
and Dubuque.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Bishop & Benjamin.-The room on the
first floor of S. A. BIsHoP's new block is
nearly ready for occupation. 1t is without
doubt, the finest sales room in town. Our
friends, BISHOP & BENJAMIN, EXPECT to occu-
py it by the middle ofnext week. Won't
they shine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
EyyPLOYMENT!
|

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from f25 to SO per month"; and all expen-
SEES to active Agents. give commission. Particulars
sent free Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, X.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan. Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Apples. - NICHOLS is doing a pretty big
thing in the apple business. He says he has
800 barrels here and on the road He calculates
TO have some $50 in his cellar when winter
sets in. He brought into the office the other
day twelve Varieties Of apples, some of which
were very fine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

:. 4shipped.-Four car loads of fat cattle were
shipped from this place on Thursday morn.
ing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Dubuque Artillery.-By the muster roll of
the Dnbique Artillery, I'VE see the names Of
the following Black Hawk and Butler county
boys among The officers:
w. II. Mcclure, Senior lst Lieut., Black
Hawk county.
o. G. Day, lst Sergeant, Black Hawk.
Ii. II. Weaver, 9th Sergeant, Butler.
ID. q. Baker, 9Th Corporal, Black Hawk.
S. Bookman, 9th Corporal, Butler.
Chas. S. Beamer, 18th Corporal, Butler.
Hervey Quinn, 9th Corporal, Butler.
Il. II. Graves, LIST Artifcer, Butler.
W. Ii. Bisbee. I'd Artificer, Butler.
Chas. s. Martin, 9Th Artficer, Butler.
Joseph Waters, Bugler, Butler.
Orville Williams, Bugler, Butler.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Support Of Famities.-We see by the pro-
ceedlngs of the Board of Supervisors that the
following amounts have been drawn from
the appropriation, at the June session, of
$500, for the support of families of soldiers
left destitute
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Sale Of Goods.-Some of. our merchants
tell us, that, Notwithstanding they have once
filled up this fall their stock of goods is get
ing rather low, and that they have about
made up their minds to visit New York
again.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

For families in Big Creek township ....... ago 90
For families in Waterloo township ......., rs 90
For families in Barclay township. ........... 25 90
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
CHEGAZETTE.
LOCAL MENT.

Court.-Nearly every rogue in town has
gone to attend Court at Waterloo this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct %, 1851.
wHEAT-winter at 74assc; No. Spring Gsl@7O;
No. 2 SPring 64G166c.
FLOUR-Quoted at 32sS0GS3,90 .,. ~a......
CORN--Sales at 1GlG21it.
OATS-15l6t17c. -
RYE-30@3lc for No. In store. .+ #t.9.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25

Upon motion of j. WATSON, further APP
of $40 Was made.