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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30


TEf CHHfsfxAs fRsffvaf given by the chii.
oren az Sc. Aloysius sunday School, on last
Tnursdav evening, passed cn, usual, in the
Ioast salts 'ac.osy manner. II another column
81 Aioysius congregation, who are 10 hold fair
and exhibitions daily during this week for thu
benefit Of the poor children Of their schools; and
a, theii former exhibitions have given the most
general satistEci0n we trust their prssent Efforts
in eehaif Of the indiReat youth Of ths CITY viii
rfeet With hearty response from the charitable
community q Washington.
THR MILITARY order, requesting ptoc,ietors cf
hotels, restaurants and places where iiquof 10 told
TO elcee their bars by on O'Clock p. IN 10 gsner-
81 oclock II 10 vefy d cnlt for any one TO obtain
Z las Of any kind Of Iiquos from q regularly
licensed house. The order 10 strictly enforced by
the Provost guard, and parties found violating
the order are at once marched OF 10 the guard
house.
rived In town Saturday evening, and 10 stopping
At WIZARDS. He brings with him q stand Of
c1lots 70 be presented 70 the eeth N volunteers,
(Dtekinson Guards) The presentation will tsts
pace on Tuesday, ~ l p m 1t The camp Of the
6e,h, near the Blsdeusbury toll gate, and tbs
colors will be received on behalf OF the regiment
by Hon. r II. Dueu, NJ. G from Mr.. Dickin-
son's district.
TIE sTaEsT, The city authorities sppesr 20
be determined 90 keep the streets In az good re-
at the present. time, when the iucesssnt passage Of
heavy trains Of wagons add numerous q roves Of
cattle and horses over them 10 attended with much
" az and sesr, especially Of the unpaved carriage
ways.
TEE DIsp wELL.-we hsve already noticed
the Well which 10 being excavated In Feft scott
on the Virginia eide II 10 row abOut 40 feet
deep, its course 70 still onward ana downward,
and no s.grs Of wafer are yet visible. This 10
sbo-t The deepest wound the scored soil h4s re-
ceived 30 far.
CHER7ysToSgs Harvey hos recently received
two calgoes OF real Cherrvstone oysters one Of
the happy results Of clearing secesh out Of North
snp.on and AecOmac counties, Va. They were
nevsr ercelled in this market.
THE RAILROAD COMPANY have not vt sbated
the nuisance on Marviand avenue, Of long line
Of uncoupled freight ears kept standing there,
preventing all Use Of the various street crossings
by ciiEsns OF the SeveAth Ward.
ATTENTION 10 called to the advertisement else-
where, Of ~ ale and lager beer at Mead's restsu-
rant, corner NJ Pa avenue and Third street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

GAMMA CouRr -Iaihp case Of r iohH Evans,
Indicted fef th- murder al @ orytr Howard In
May lss;, the evidsa for drfsni wa cIos-d this
oasr d. Dstic, A tns nsy &c ri s,oa cen PRAYED
certain insIuctioas to the Jury, which w.is vsIny
ergued - cor e poft closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

YoLryTEKRs for toe army should not leave tia
city until supplied with Holoway's Pills and
Ointment For sores, Scurvy, Wounds, small
poH. Fevers, and Bowel Complaints, these ned
ctnes arr the best In tie world Every FTenc a
Fodder uses them. Only - cents Ier box 2Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

1 tD|EEs,s ffssssSStssH'sssssosSs.H oS Ss's
REss 'kss :s =: s! 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
~ NOTICE.
Il EE WAsHISSTON ACADBmY OF MUSIC,

L EE WAsHINsTONA ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sess@n Ei~sS a.d 'Tssfs straits.
Ss p If Z IssS.%sa that ne
mis- sIresdy ossTvhsIminsiy popular establish
msnt, las been pre- eminent
obt.lnsd 10 ,Wsshl6ston. tts bsr aud lsTder being
cored throU shosr the entire "erfc:msnce.
and on ;.Is srs constant; 10 ate Dd.nos 70 pre-.
.ii Sc ssI 't aaRg2gGR si fssSSsssfESru. pro,
MILITARY o %iif2.sFF 6Ivrvco.rsY
Ready n DE- or made 70 |risr. The most extsn-
Sc s9ee, constantly on hard. rsnsi from
-,Oyerc.'s.s. Dr..s and Fsasus cous, Pauts, and
-s.s n sde 20 order, on ort notice, Ct Usnsi
go ~ IN NOAH wAt 4! + CO.
RtDcoMFoars AN,
Table Linen. Napkins. - ~
WITH al kind. of Dry Goods fSr ri i.n,iy uss. for
$3.50 : ''' ''' WEa' s X ~, = PRO- ,s.:..
-asEaE OpPasiLs Centsr M:rks..
A., NOTICE.
all! Parsons iadslted to Us ~ pots. Cue bills.
and open acoOgnts, are respectfully FeSGssted TO
oaIl and settle the same by the ist OF Jansry I5i
q Ehiss6 ti1as al ss2onpts on our EooFs wt Z
n the hA1ds OF collector for setticusat without
de . ~ BARBOUR sEMMEs.
HPORTANT TO LADIES.
The subscribers hsvs opened thu store No, i6
sss. sod Fancy B.s s spG s ss a. st
y part Of Point a. lenoOn Applique Nee lsp and
iIsrdSsrcS;ss.. Use. FioSnrSSS. Cs0.. Tsas..
Co,aars. and mad !, mp goods OF tbs 6hsst quality,
Cohen 4 DUssELDoaP,
". BAH sort. Of L.oAs washed. nssdad. and
done nR ssG.l 70 new q slort notice: de o In
GOAL AND COAL STOVES.
SHAh0KEN AND LYYKNe yALLHY COAL.
J. L3aSGDUN s. 90,
having Introddnvd 10 tho cItizens OF Washing ton
ths stoye aHs Goals, solicit thsir attention 90 tbs
NXTioNAL AND UNION
GAS coN'UhtcS%aa 1. STOVES,
together with .S,o AZ sI S% s RsE. II
VIZ ssS Pee s1 sssn ~ NOR h'"'
g cosEoHs,s a. 81 ats PEI. hst Ton vithin "as
5000 LBS. OF e sR y ga s SSaP g fs.,,
a.alr }. T.Ss,sss sessess St.
BLANKETS AND
u BED COMFORTS.
i have or hand fdil ruppiJ OF Bed Blankets.
array BtsaksFs, soEns extra AyJ.
s.o eS aa1SSt Ssfs{sias So1as B!Arksts
a. '''s :, ms ''ss'' a asSS RI FOAM.
3a3 sorth side P.na az /, between
Dc = e eth and 1h sc New Ton Buil Ins.
OLO MADEIRA v SHEIRRY AND PORT
is,ovt4a sas Bs.,,Ai% - v. 5: os-~.. 9 c,nY
Ssndsrsr Madeira. bo:.Isd I.sa.
ImDcri,I cherry, = iasO,
klrmefste< Port lotI.
lmsT Waite. is6
For ssis b. WI. CORwIN BURGY,
3eT sgnfylvsnIs avenue.
BENJAMIN DSSw ~ sss rs,,,. .v,xr,. .
ADJOINING Sue Ma iynsl Hotel. ~
nsistssisn. ~
s sSsR Htg otssi s SsD
NELD GLAseES, &C.. Re
from 40, 1923 Chestnut street, Phila or 6ia, .
skIifd vorkm2n IN chionometsrs, fns we oaes,
u sUckxSA5SEs.
mlkiIARS sAUNTLETH
fNbaixx sAssER BAT.
large assertmsn: to5 ss,s g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
fSDIA RUssKR 6oop%

India Rubber Costs, white &C bisck, - 50 esch.
India Rubber Lsggtns ~ per pair.
Aud all kinds Of II u6Def 6Oods. including Rub
t-T Boots and "hoeS, Rubber Shoppers Tor bottles.
Door Mas, 4 adler She~tinSs Tor beds ia sickness,
&c &c, st manufacturers prices, at II. Hall 5
India Rubber Warehouse, 2ss Pa sv., het|-6n
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec l5.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

TEE NV BRIpaK y-rhs new military hxidQs
Aoross tnff Otomac- n ths ALI tndrIa Aquedaet,
eas b-s4 d orsd, and Mr. Doug erty, the sop ..
intencing carpenter, WA the hrst 70 psss over 90
satSfdsy. II DOLLY needs the hand Hils and souns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

CSxIso Ia-LIS. wech. q number % Wiz
sinlaras. who have not heretofore, since tie vai
ocnus s0ced, had IN opportunity Of declaring
snelr loyalty 20 the Cotton. went 20 the ofhce u
gostbee Dom and voluntarily took the oath nj
slleGtAaas s3m!nlssfed in tie strongest terms
Thy wee al YouRz and ahls- bodied nen.
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EDuUATlUNAL.

Two, IN AND VIOLONcRLLO.
m n 00ODALL, Professor and r ssher Of
nc 80 fFI tenoet hls ~ oes 20 the pupI &C. ma
Y per lesson sferen &c 20 "a, music 90 In 'Es
%r sSWTA o. his Pm Ia re Q W Che best violin
Bu ,kie,,3o da saur a eutefsuIy LslI vh~rs
ne can BE- DoIra evtF nit De 81 Ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

LEcIUAs.-To- morrow evening Hon. Daniel Q
DaekIoson, Ct Ny delivers The foestn AssocL
sti5a lecture ut the ni'hson;An. Subj sct-s'Ths
Uniea, Ii Pesiis and is hoPes."
ATTENTION 10 called 10 the potice Of removal of
the Adams Express delivery Once from Third 81.
20 the large depot On street, bsEResn fecund
sn1 Third ereess vyss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

FIRs FkIplY NIsHT.-At Iate hour Friday
night, tLs dwelling Of Capt J. n. Birch, corner
81 Eleventh and T streets south, took IRE from
defective Cue. leading from toe store room Cd he
arsi door. The Franklin Fire Co Has pfomFlly
on the spot, cot to- apparatus was Of avail IoS
ls"k of hosa anncisat 10 reach the river. The
nrsmea ana ne ghOOfs went 10 work with energy
AID succeeded In saving the furniture in a dam
aged condition, and bY means OF buckets extin-
gUishsd the flames bsIofe ths ftR lad spresd to
tbs exterior u the building. The damage was
Uncomfortable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

4 TIE FTRR AT rHs "CosRAI. al has been a.
tsEzined that ~ government horses persisted IN
NJ kAmes, OF died from injuries received, en- the
RiEhE Of ths ers Out Of the lssye number Of
ELoTs-s scattered 10 the Stampede, abcAt 10 have
&.of yet been returned Wcfkmsn are rebuilding
AIs Stables, add three have alrssdy been fnished
cssSs % the Gre has not yet oeen ascsrtainsd
- tis hoped that measures will b taken at
E-Sps 10 guard sssinst the recurreos q such e
eAl4Rilv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

sERKSkDss.-SatuTdsT night, serensd.s were
given respectively 20 Gov Curtin, Of Pa Gen.
ROascTanz. Hon. Alfred Ely. and Hon Leslie
CnOIEtS, OF ny The remarks nf Gov. Curtin
We're mainly 10 behalf Of the p 1nsylyaRI2 troops
and towards speedy end cOnpie:s s1pprezs on
" TIE rebellion Gen. RosecrsnT and Mr. Ely
each spoke briefly IN Hkoovisdgm ent OF thu
eDU plmeat- Gsu. COMBS denounced the rebels
y the stfcHgeSt terms, and exposed the belief
xst IN Iess than ten DAYS the G0lledeEaiss ~e1ia
q driven from KentuckY
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EDUCATIONA,

RoF. C. r. sIENEs' 6sneIns sshoos A.
io,h, MI comm pee uEsD4N. Deoenber -
q "a, aE1 HtiEue ever! 1pesdsJ asd al -
nlng Glass;, a stth o'cleos al Of toe fsxhl.' -
ds es, VIA bs g ssat on las IN aSon- be BET
In1II 10 vii 90 In stiedsa und tie direo IN ~
ret 0enIye ArIh. Y j. foI 4eHrcslsr DEL I'M
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: .1sms. asse bal IN - ns:s hall = =
,s,s.' p 81 - IN and 90. Ga. - ~5
4 lol a. hshlsassss. IsssSs asts.s 80
vsis eisss-s Gssss4 -. :, .. .eiss ulss., 80,
Cen . FaraisAiss ssorss s4e p ssssp:
s.r,n. p,si..,I. 3 r 49,
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MILITARY OyERCUAT-!
Iv1 Military OVERCOATS!!
Ready Va de or ns0e u rrdsT. The most extsn-
Sc snpe constantly gu hard, rsnsi from
,Userc's.s. Dress and FsHEue CoSts, Pants, and
ste n sde 70 order, on ore notice, Ct 1snsi
log prices, for essh
NOAH WALKER & co,
6ssT 7zif uut@II ads >. avsn,,a.
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M tss RRnoK,,s EA6LIsH axp sRENcH
40 ooAhDING AND DAY caO0Ls
= . cAykS bpIkDaSss.
=, We 90 P.sss. srsk-ssa aCess<.
tSsroc as - % ott4lssd 81 tue b~o~ stsr-s ept
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ATTENTION 10 called to the advertisement else-
where, Of ~ ale and lager beef at Mead's restau-
rant, corner NJ Pa avenue and Third street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

DepartuT.-WM. Ii. MCCLURE, with what
men he had enlisted, left for Camp Union,
Dubuque, last Saturday. Mr.. MCCLURE re-
turned on Monday last to attend to business
matters. From him We learn that upon his
arrival at Dubuque on Saturday evening,
with all the boys in the best bf spirtsy; he
at once went over to Camp Union, where the
boys had the satisfaction Of partakins of an
excellent supper in. fifteen minutes after set
ting foot upon camp ground. He gave a
very favorable description of Camp Union,
and the high terms in which he spoke, but
confirmed our impressions. This company
is not yet full, and any who may wish to
connect themselves with it,can do SO by call
ing at j. JAY LAMAN's Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
4 Relir-.-We are indebted "a Mr.. w A

4 Relic..-We are indebted to Mr. WAR.
rem PIERCE, for copy of" The Balance and
Columbian REPOSITORY" printed at Hudson,
N. Y, in May, 1904. Though with its old
style $, quaint type, uncouth heads, and
coarse paper. it does not favorably compare
with the sheets Of our, day, yet it was, when
printed, considered, no doubt, first-class
journal, the mechanical composition of which
was subject of pride to those old time trnos.
Nothing will give person such OF, idea of
the wonderful improvements that have been
made in the Typographical art during the last
half century, as the coming over of one Of
these old newspaper souvenirs Of fifty years
ago. Though they lack in size and ele-
gance, the thoughts expressed by these old
fashioned type would do honor to the most
prctentious Of our latter-day journals.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

To the Friends and Patrons Of the Celia,
valley Agricultural and Mechanical Associa.
t'on.-ln trip through Bremen, Butler and
Chickasaw counties, last week, l learned
(much to my surprise) that reports had been
extensively circulated that we were to have
no fair at Cedar Falls. this year. What OBJ
jcct any one can have in circulating such re-
ports is beyond my comprehension. We,
as a society, were never in as good condition
to have fair as at present. Our grounds
are all fenced; stalls and stables furnished
for stock. Our track is good, and, in fact,
everything is in readiness to hold the best
fair ever held in the Cedar Valley; and we
are going to have it. That's all.
SECRETARY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

E,ery Man Should Hare S1oan's Ointment.
This has lie ONE an article of such general
use that it needs no recommendation. Those
who have tried its healing atid sanitary Ct.
fects say that it is far the best ointment they
have ever used. On wounds, gals, lameness,
strains, and sores Of every description, it acts
with magic influence. We speak from in.
stances zee haze seen, and the testimony Of
those who have had occasion to test its sani-
tive power. It is an article that every man
should have.-Potosi Republican, Wisconsin,
april IS, 1850.
Zee Slosn,. adrar4is.pnanA In anoAhar col,rnn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
REFORMATORY LECTUREs.

BEsJAxM ToDD, Of Minooka, ILL.,, will deliver course
Of Lectures the reforms Of the day in the Agricultural
Hail. At Cedar Falls The opening lectures Of the
to be delivered Sunday September 1861 at 10 o'clock
~, and u Al the close Of the evening lecture
Mr. ToDD will read the character Of any person chosen
the audience by simply taking them by the hand Let all
turn out and Judge for themselves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

CoaaRfinentary.-On the return of the
Watersb Heck and Ladder Company from
their excursion to Dubuque last week, set
of resolutions .were passed commendatory of
the Railroad Company, the citizens Of Dubu-
que, ETC., and one relating to "Jim," which
we are willing to guarantee. We annex:
Rasolced, That Conductor NoRrHUP has special
compliment the prince of conductors careful aten.
4ive gentlemanly and accommodating. His presence is
IN Insurance upon the lives Of his passengers
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
Republican Caucus.

The Republican Electors ofthe town Of Cedar Falls vii
meet At the School House Tuesday evening" September
Srd 1851 o'clock for the purpose Of choosing clever
delegates to attend the County Convention to be held
Waterloo on Thursday the 5th inst.
BY order Of The Republican Township Committee.
......-- J. NJ. OvERMAN, Chairman.
August so, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Meeting Of tho Bible Society.-The Bible
Society of Cedar Falls, will meet at the Meth
odist Church next Sabbath, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ.
A. HENDERSON, r. es;dens.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Error.-The Cedar Valley News is mis-
takeneabout the place Of holding the Black
Hawk. County Fair. 1t comes off at Water
zoo on the 18th and 18th Of September, not
at Cedar Falls as stated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Episcopalian.-Rev. Mr.. LLOYD, of Worth.
iagton, Dubuque county, Iowa, has accepted
call from the Episcopal Society of this place
and is expected to be present on the first
Sabbath in the coming month, to commence
his duties Is pastor. The Horticultural Hall
has been engaged by the society as a place
Of worship.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

aEFrsmont's Engineering Regiment Iowa
2 fde ishes but one company in this regiment
S1tsis to be composed Of Carpenters, Wheel
evrights, Nacksmiths and Laborers, and will
dsemployed most Of the time on bridges, etc.
Mechanics will receive, besides the usual pay
Of $1s per month, forty cents day, and Ia
eborers twenty live cents day, THUG making
the pay Of the former $25 per month, and
that Of lborers $2l, besides rations and
clothing, and the 500 bounty to each re-
cruit At the end Of the war. Men must be
bodied and not less than Eve feet six
inches in height. 1t is certainly very de-
siaable company to join. All who wish to
connect themselves with it should make inn.
mediate application to j. QrAlD Of this place,
who win provide Subsistence or them and
pass them to Dubuque, where the company
IS now q,laTtcred.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Remocdl. - HorcnKIss has removed hi.
stock of Groceries from the old stand ia
WnrE's new store room, on the first corner
south Of the Carter House. The room has
been fitted up expressly for a grocery house,
and for that purpose is decidedly the best
adapted Of any in the place. The trading
community is under obligations to Mr.. WHITE,
fot he now furnishes four Of our best firms
with store resms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

G. " C.-The Grand Lodge Of Good
Tcmplars of this State met at Iowa City on
"Wednesday last. Among the Grand officers
elected We notice that D. w. BURROUGHS, of
Waterloo. is,G. VIC,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

For the War-Thirteen men..passcd thro'
town few days ago, on their ~ay to Dubu-
que, where they intended to join some CON-
pany for tho war.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Neso Tailor IShop.-Mr. p. PIcxroN has
opened tailoring shop over VASSAuS, HUNT
&SIo's store, and like wise man, introduces
himself through the columns Of the GAZETTE.
The public are hereby recommended to pat
roniZe him
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Company from Waterloo.-We see by the
Dubuque Times that on Monday last Com
pan0 from Waterloo, commanded by Capt.
W. euRNE, arrived in that city and went
into mp Immediately.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Tns TRAcusRs Observation-Disclosures ssocix-
tion Of Black Hawk County, will hold their annual meet
Ing Al Cedar 1alis, commencing OctoberTth and'con-
tnuinsone week. BY order Of the Executive Committee
-C0vrie,splease copy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Republican Uducus.--In this issue We pub
fish call for d Republican Caucus, to be
held at the School House, Eext Tuesday eve
ming, to choose delegates to the County Con-
vention to be held At Waterloo on the Thurs
day following. Let there be general turn
out, and see that good and true men are sent,
for there are Offices of trust to fiji, and it
takes good men to select good candidates.
Remember, Tuesday evening. September Sd,
At 8 o'clock precisely, in the School House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Lectures.-AIn the special notice column will
be found notice Of Lectures on the Reforms
Of the Day, by B. ToDD, Esq.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

YUyEHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE A HAND
u Press, old style, has seen considerable service vel
can be made 70 do good work. Size Platen 22x3 inches
II will be sold 1t gr at bargain. Enquire OF
J. M.OyERMAy
CEDAR FALLS, May 18th, 1861. no
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Prcfessional.-Dr. NJ. G. LArHRor, new
resident of this place, has professional card
elsewhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
EXCHANGE

On New York, Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office Of E. B. HATCH; and the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts Eastern Currency,
and Gold. 4. D. HATCH.
Cedar FALLS, May sth, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
D. D, DEViNE

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer o. Con-
fectonery, Is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy At Is cents per by the box and at retail only
cents b. Eastern manufacturer beat that II you
can! Fruits At Wholesale. Remember the place, two
doors north Of the old post Office build ng, Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Hear K.-In and On bela,f of the officers
and directors Of the Cedar Valley Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association, we invite
everybody,-old and young, men, women,
and children, Of every nationality, no matter
what their calling in life, or whatsoever their
political and religious belief, to attend the
Fair of the above Society to be held in this
place, commencing September 18th, 1.-TWO
weeks from next Tuesday, and continuing
three days. Farmers, hitch up your big
double teams and bring along the wife and
little ones, not forgetting also to bring some
thing to add to the exhibition; no matter if
you have nothing rare, or uncommonly fine,
Or in the monstroslty style; bring the best
you have got. The purpose of the Fair is
not to collect together quantity of stuff
remarkable alone for its being little big
ger, or little smaller, or little different
from anything ever seen or heard of before,
in fact, we do not propose to have museum
Of What Is It." The Objects of these fairs
should be to bring together exhibitions of all
the different specimens of agricultural, horti-
cultural, and mechanical skili-in fact, every
thing raised, manufactured Or contrived in
the thousand different fields of labor which
this country affords,-and by comparison
and investigation, learn which, what and
when is best for this, that, and where. Then
we hope that none will he deferred from add
ing to the display because they have nothing
extra. The world is made up of little things,
and little events constitute the life time of
most of us, and generally are more sstisfac-
tory and profitable in the long run than big
ones.
It will be the fault of the people alone if
the Fair this year is not the very best we
have ever had. The grounds are in good
condition, with every convenience for exhi.
bitors, and the country is ovcrrunning with
the articles this annual festival is intended to
garner in one promiscuous mass. Then come
one and all, and no more think of coming
without bringing something to exhibit, than
you would of going to church barefoot. Our
friends to the Eastward will have an excellent
opportunity to attend, for the Dubuque and
Sioux City r. r., will carry all articles for
exhibition free, and visitors at half fare du-
ring the three days Of the fair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

New Time 7able-On Monday next new
time table takes effect on the Dubuque and
Sioux City R. R. Two trains day will be
run on account Of the large quantity Of grain
now going forward. The passenger train
will leave Cedar Falls at 7:40 A. NJ, and ar.
rive at Dubuque at 1:50 P. NJ; leave Dubuque
at II A. NJ, and arrive at Cedar Falls at5:1C
P.x. The freight train will leave Cedar Falls
at TAO A. ~, and arrive at Dubuque $50 P
H.; leave Dubuque at 8 \. NJ, and arrive al
Cedar Falls at $40 r. n.