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Mills and NereHriaT DiSease.


Arm: sr ebee mi AI eS5SII isS S,,,
the request Of your agent and report to you some O
the effects lrlNe realized With your SarsapariIla
have euEeds with IT in my practice, most Of the
complaints for which IL Is recommended and have
found It's effects truly wonderful in the cure Of feHs-
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steadily taken. enred him In hTe weeks
Another was attacked by secondary EymptOins In his
bio part q II - that believe tho disorder would
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my administration Of our SarsapaTiIlat the uleerP
healed and he Is well again, not Of course without
sHne dtsilguratIon Of his face A+W0mAn who had
suffering from thfSpolsoh ID Fer bones Ttey had
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soqnently. these truly remarkable resuIts viii II
hAIe not Gllrgriaa1 me = = - - u y
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FORpURIFYINGTHE BLOOD.


And for thkspSedy ruro Of the sul5oinsd varieties
Disease: IN sos 5t -
SeZ9futa and SsretaIous Ageetiog3, saeh a. IRSzs,
e. B9fts, BlaiRs, aud all &ill DiECatEE.
OiKIAND. Ind 9Th June 1859.
J. o. Arm 4 CO. Gehta: feel Il my duty to Rc-
knowledge what your SRrsApRrilla has done Egr me
Having Inherited ScTOiulous Infection have Snf-
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II burst ont In Ulcera my hRnds and nEmH; some
times It turned inward and distressed me At the
stomach. Two years ago Il broke ont on hy,hsad
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Was pailful and lUathSome beyond description. I
tried many medicines and several phyIfcihns hut
without much relief from anything. In fact, the dis.
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Alternative (SarHat aTtllA) for knew from your Tep-
tation that anything yOumads must 4 { good.
eent to Cincinnati and rot IT. ard used Il ullit cured
me. took i, ~ you adSiEe, In tnRll doses Of y
tenSpOonful over y month: and used almost three
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skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
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aud remain ever gratefully, YUuts.
ALFRED d. TALLEY
81, AniAemy's Fire, Roe ~ ErystPstuj. 7sttss oud
Slh RhetsDi, !Scnld Head, RiIgIVOTpI, Sore Eyes
DropSy.
DIR. Robert VI. PreDlG writes from Salem. Y, 18th
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drea "r the saIne says he cures tho common EEHp.
lions by 10 cOnstantly,a ias E-at5 - 80
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to his Agent and Attorney,
John J.HSInes ~, Lo o 10 - RwqLAND.

WUHH . 70 EIHIMeHl Loluo0t kIVGLA4ND.
TITO FLEX,r who In the Montreal Gasette OF LIST
February, 1880, proBouneeS the nidea7 OF keeping
accounts current "in type,f tgrOs8 absurdityB
thanks arc hereby rendered and the assurance given,
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patented In the domain Of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
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WHEELING, 9th Nov, 1860.
ON and atter the 2Sth November. 1890, the patsen-
" ger Trains WI be run daily N follows;
Rirst-The Northwestern, Cleveland. Chicago, st.
Louis. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Hheellng BenWood, Baltimore, and W Arlington City
ExPresl departs daily except Sundays at9sIS A. NJ.
and arrives in Baltimore At 1850 A. NJ connecting With
the trains fIr the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimnrs at A. NJ and arrives
at BenWood at s:lb +. u. and Wheeling 81 s:I5 P. NJ
making direct connection with the Western ExprGsa
tr0in. This train will only stop for wood aud water
and meallng the paSsengeTS
Second-The Great Southwestern, St. Lcuis, Qincins
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, BenWood, baltimore and
Rasmngton City ExpreAs leaves Wheeling daily at
925 P-.. arriving n Baltmqre at Pas P. NJ, con.
meeting with the afternoon trains the Eastern hnd
Southern eities Returning Leaves baltimore at r.
M-And arrives AtBenWOod at I:l5 A. II. and Whe9linE
1t S:lS a. M making direct connection with the rtt
Western Express trains, This train will only stop for
wood and wafer and mealing the passengers. 80
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily Sundays, for Grafton 1t %I0A. n
Retprning, will arrive n 3-l5 z, n. lti-als
J. D. FORD, Agent.
( W.P. SNITHs Master Of Transportation, " M
IL COLE, Cfen'l Ticket A.
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MANHOOD.
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By R0BT. y. CUIvBRwRLL, Md = 9
AHttOT Of the GCTcsR Book, de.
TheEoTld.renOEned author, in tllis admirable Lee
TURF clearly proves fromhis own Perence that the
removed Without medicine and without dangerous
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Hebulon Sloan, OF Prospect Texas, writes: ''Three
"a hideOus swelling 1.-THE neck, which had Euf-
fered from over two years"
LelteUrThQd M UhitsS, OraTiaM TEmoT, TERM
UIesTHtiOn, ESBiHle DiNLGSEt
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Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease remHins!YJ 80 IIf 81 - -
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'BoY," said an ill-tempered old fellow
to n noisy lad, as what are you hOllering
for when go by?p "HulnphI' returned
the pert boy, ''what are you going by for
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Az hdyoeats having gained n suit for a
poor young lady, who was very ugly, abe
remaFked: ~ have nothing to pay you With,
Sir, but my heart" Hand ii over 10 the
clerk, II you. pIeaO. / wish, no fec for
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THERE are 3ll marringeabis girls insIas
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girls, 81 the girls do care for, Is are so
busy making money that they can't ston TO
marry, and the balance are engaRed. -
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entity gattttiaEntFE.

lcoptEibHsod q tho NtW oFis6ns DeitG.l
LYDuIE iFLE4
De- Ly3die Erlss Sweet LyIdis Eris
BolqaLh the tda = doepldlI o.
ApQund thF Rinoi-e nehRhied 4ffi p -
tAaOas born chill I & eFePpinF- -
Hn1e dad 70 miEth ] hGnnf the earth,
Ana drown my sd With weeping
Weeping Tor LyddIe LyddIa
Qneel q TIE naihtng cnEif'
", So5tdng III Bytdis, LyldIa
Ny trOPie LyddIS Erlg
Sad Lyddie Erie: I5St HyddIe Erie,
In on the quick Aqn1Ioe,
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Beside the gol3e1 willow;
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halu be tb0 eiOTan biltON
III meet thee LYddis, Lyidi6,
WHARF the Etar-liah uun5 de peaFi- =
Tie theFe I'll kiss thes, Lsyddie 49,
And wed thesIr LytidiS- EFiss =
Pair LyddiS Erie pure LyddIsBfie,
= The mouRtsin-maiis are dancing. d
But little reck ] u the prophst curl, =l
OF the Sibyi orlis enfrAneInR
Willis dSsplR the beam of.tbe Eifllfnl gtFsafn
my patient eye = KiAnctREi
come come, LYddie, ~
mis- eager torIn huTi
bayond the white armed lilies,
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GouTH HRARCH HRRRIRGS.-. o.
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Aver Cherry Pectoral,
HoR THE RAPID curb OF
Coughs, Cold, Inn tieiiz n . FISsrSsDeSs.
SfouPI BFonehltiss InotpIent Com
sumptIons and Eor the RELIEF
OF Coneunptty0l Patients
IN ADVANCED Stages

sgUllsIlLllp tEWo. FRtIoDt8
IN advanced Stages
i as,fgs OF the DlSeaEe.
TINS IL remedy 70 universally knoTSln 10 sDrpdSs
GteF not the cure " throgt Hnd hung conlpaIntE
my - assesS here to ppGlish the evidences Of lis
56ttueSs its unrTnlled e1eellenea for eotRI1s and
G59tas, ana its truly wonderful eures Of punonary
nefion1 Dt the Cdfth. ESus ara the or
eysn tamiliss aniehs them who have not come rsr.
SIPeFlence "a Its eheets some living trophy in
o. ts HtetpCy oTfF the subtle and dan.
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~ dreadinl fatality o. tlei5 disorders and a.
tnsy knoNt 100 the efect8 OF tlis remedy We need
iiot DO more than 70 as5nrs them tt Il IN now all
1lrtuee that It did have Wheu nlakinE the curea
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Rhe.nalism,, eoa,, 90 csnplsf d, = :.
prtatnn O. N an. Irit iseo

lSDkPENpEScE, Preston CO. Va, Gill July, 1850
pE9I. e. ATEn= Sir: lIaVs. been affiliated with a
paininl chronic Rhettnl1ttsnI for long time which
oahed the skill OF HhyEicianB, and stuck to mo 10
spite O. all the remedies could find, until Tried
your saEsapaftllR. One bottle cured me in two
weeks and restored my general health 10 niurb tb'i
am Tar better than before Twas attacked. Think
u Z : i.sqn9etIul medicine. 4fi5 = >. RRBAM
Jules I. Getchell, Of st. LouiS. writes: al have
DSSh for years with affection NJ Ge LAYER
which Destroyed my health. tried everything and
everything JAILED to telleN0me; andI have been !
brpken-doWn man for some years ,fr6iu no ollie,
cause than arrangement Of he Lirer. My beloved
Pastor, thelieT. Mr.. ESpy, advised me to try5youF
because he said he knew yuu and any
t9aing yoG made was worth trying ny the bIeskinI
OF Soa Y has euFed me- and hai 80 punAed my blood
g 70 make new man Of me. feel young again
The best that Gamble said Of you e not halT good
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rain Road

WnErLIAa. Pc Nov., $50

RaG IE5lEIsaslS|aEiH7sll.s'3
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Se'ilFT41 CiHeeT, IGlloTS, Enlargement liberation
ldffAi dssd E!t olidtiof Of tte Bvaef
great variety of cases have been reported to ms
where cures o. these formidable c6hapinints have re-
hefe VIII not admit them. Some Of them may Le
!o1nd IN our American Almanac, Wliieli tho aEents
oeoE sGned are pleased to furnish gratis TO ali who
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.LANDRET THIS GARDEN SEEDS

lust RECEIVED, LANDRETHS NEW CROP
~ GaFdon SOOdA. which will sell at the Rtower's
lowest rates, and warrant them fresh and genuine,
Notwithstanding all statements 20 thS contrary.
OAFdenerS PToiOrFinE to have their bills direct
from LandrathS can DO accommodated by leaving
thetr orders with ne. Our friends may rely on us as
heretoiore, for a fresh and genuine article
gAn3o is SMITH GORRELL.
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n Mons received and 6sr,.r,, J., :.
e. e. =: Agent hI-TheeiIBe nj TSss,t ~
RsPSst os end 1gaFnll aps Ses Il
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TO THE PUBLIC.
- y UDOLPHOl WOLFE.

Sole Manufacturer and Importer OF the Sclriedam
Aromatic Schnapps,
zsi Is, ~ and ~ Beaver street. New York d
A. Q. GOOD & Co. will supply the trade.
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W.P. sHTHs Master Of Transport - ri
I. d. Our, Genl Ticket Aseat. = noH29 = 2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

rolled would leave for Dubuque tomorrow
morning, Col. VANDEvER having extended
the time, so that the Volunteers were not
obliged to leave this morning as had been
announced. Mr.. MCCLURE leaves with the
men enlisted tomorrow morning, and in view
of this meeting was appointed at the Hall
for tonight to give the brave boys parting
blessing. Let there be full house. Those
desiring to enlist in this mpany can do so
by calling at the office of j. j. Lamar, oppo-
site BISHOP & BENJAMIN s.fora few days only.
-
Tile Ercursion.-The fireman's Excursion
from Waterloo to Dubuque yesterday and
the return to-day, we doubt not proved de-
lightful to all who participated, though we go
to press too early to state definitely. The
weather could not have been more favorable
The rain few days ago done away with
dust, leaving the atmosphere pure and invig-
Grating, while the RAYS of the sun were Just
warm enough to render the trip cheerful ar d
comfortable. We hope to hear favorable
account of the two days pleasure taking of
oar Waterloo fri ,nds. Business alone pre-.
vented US from sharing their pleasure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

The Meeting Last Night.-It having been
announced that the volunteers joining the
company being formed in this town to take
place in Col. VANDEvER's Regiment, would
leave this morning for Dubuque, meeting
was called last evening at OvERxAS's Hall to
bid the departing soldiers GOD speed."--
The announcement that Colonel VANDEvER
would be here to address the meeting had
the effect ofdrawing full house. The crowd
nrst gathered in the Horticultural Hall, but
1t becoming evident that it would not accom-
modate those wishing to attend, the meeting
adjourned to the larger hall upstairs. Mr..
VANDEvER took the stand and spoke in an
earnest and patriotic strain, for about three
quarters of an hour. We have not space to
give an extended notice Of his remarks. but
that they were appropriate to the occasion
was evinced by the earnest attention they re-
ceived, and the frequent burst of applause
they ELECTED. If Col. VANDEvER but PLAYS
his part on the tented field as well as he has
in the council chamber of the nation, his con-
stituents will be- satisfied.
w. =. MCCLURE being called for arose and
made 2 few weli-timed and patriotic remarks.
He reported that there were So names on the
enlistment roll, and that the company could
be filed Immediately by consolidating with
another corps not yet full, but that they pre-
ferred to raise the required number them
~ = -
days. He lsb reported that the men ca.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Corrsction.-The communicated item pub
iished in this department last week, in rela-
ton to the increased pay of Volunteers, was
not correct The pay of Volunteers is now
$13 90 per month, instead of $l5 90 as
stated.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

BuU Runner.-A man was in town the
fore part of the week, claiming to have been
wounded in the Bull Run battle, in which he
was engaged rs a mem e1 of the Sixth
Massachusetts, Regiment. Some doubt the
authenticity Of the story, but we are conf,
dent that il not in the famous battle at Bul,
Run, he was most certainly in-l;auor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Apptes.-Let no one tell us that apples
can't be raised in this country, for we have
seen a specimen of the Northern Spy"
grown in the garden of A. S. SMITH, ESQ.,, of
this place. that would do credit to the best
fruit growing country in the Union. Large,
rosy-cheeked and of fine favor, they were
not bad to take.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Our County,. Fair. - The Black Hawk
County Agricultural Society will hold its
Fifth Annual Fair in this place on the 10Th
and 18th of September. We have every as
surancc that the Fair of 1861 will be by far
the best ever held IN this county, and expect
to see it fully attended. More anon.-Wa-
tsrloo Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Ne,o Ad.-A. L. NICHOLS has card in this
issue, which the public are requested to read
and act upon. His assortment of Fruit is
large, and his Groceries choice and cheap
Give him call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Licely.-The town has been much more
business-like for the past week than for some
time previous. Considerable wheat is COM
ing in, quite an amount of which is new.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

News.-Irfs another portion Of this paper
we publish thu report of the Great Battle in
Missouri onSe 10th, given by the cores
pendent of The st. Louis Democrat, which
our readers will find well worth their atten-
ton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From tho Nacy.-On our first page will
DO found an interesting letter from the Navy.
We are promised more from the same source.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23
$25 y
EMPLOYMENT

~, A1xNLS WAITED!
WI p"s 'o" 20 =, 80 per month, and all expen-
s y, "s"' s-nts, or give commission Particulars
:. AddTsss ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Candy.-DEvINE manufactured on Monday
last about half ton Of Candy. He is doing
quite an extensive wholesale business.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Prairie Chickens - Our sportsmen are
: having fine times among the chickens
There has been bagged on an average, per
day, 100 for the last month. They arc p.en-
ty and in good condition, fat and plump.
the spring was very favorable to incubation.
1t is repugnant to the feelings of the true
sportsman to have the quail or prairie chick
en- Melted, thus destroying whole coveys-
Such wholesale slaughter isnot as pleasing to
the genuine sportsman, as the picking off of
bird at time from coyey, as the term is
ION the wing"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

The TEACHERS AssoCrArIoN.--The Teachers Associa.
ton OF Black Hawk County will hold their annual meet
in, at Cedar Falls, commencing Octo, er It'll and con-
til ng one week. By order Of the Executive Committee
COuriar please copy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

4eae"e's i"::sssute.-By reference to card
in our special notice column, it will be seen
that the Teachers Institute for Black Hawk
County, is called to meet at this place on the 7th
Of October next. We should be very happy
to sec all parts of the county well represented,
and the interest in this highly beneficial or
ganization increased, not only among teach
ers, but all who have the cause Of education
at heart.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Thanks.-We are much obliged to BENZ.
KNAPP, Esq, for generous donation of
garden vegetables
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

Sesoing Nachines.-See advertisement oil
FINKLs & LYoN's Sewing Machines.