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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
90. .DEvlNE'

Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer o.
eetionery Is now selling Assorted Steam Refined stci
Candy At = essts p ~ shs box end ct retail only Il
cents per D. Eastern manuf.cturers beat that II you
can! Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place. two
eess north Of the old post once build NJ. Cedar rama
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
.cEpAa-EAlLs. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

List Of the Dealers. Professional Men, Manufacturers
ETC. alphabetically rranged.doing business in Cedar
business to ransac, In ibis place under any Of the follow
Ing heads are respectfully requested to call on the parties
nakled in this list. - uE-H ia gT .EafF.'sss
DRY GOODS ANT, GENERAL MERCHANDISE:
Carpenter T. h. AH.H. Miller 4 WILSON,
Hatch 4 Allen. Rosenbaum NJ. l. Co:
Henderson A. Tondro Reyes.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, &c.
H''eh.ifaF' A. Agent, Nichols Al"
. HARDWARE.
Crosby p. / Son. Peirce Warren.
... p DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FL ..
Bishop Benjamin q ,, Miner Bryant;
p.,., :, eioFH'sa, HfFs a. SAf ! s,: Al
Trowbtidge A. .r.... .....
.a BOOTS AND SHOES
Brhmler q. n. Son. Trowbridge A.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwELRY.
Wilcox Smith. fs ....s.. ..a aaa ....
.l.aa1n BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LEATHER AND sADDLERY HARDWARE.
Grant o. l.. .. ..a..s ... .~.s 5-s .. ..
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION. ,...
Barnum Melendy. -. SIN. .H#a. .t..
e CONFECTIONERY AND FRurrs.
Dsvine D. b. ....a .st.... ..s.T. ~. .... e..,r.
FLOUR, FEED, AND CUSTOM GRINDING.
Fox Sheldon. as.
aH sar.- TAILORING.
Berry 8. s.s-..a Pickton r. t... .'. r..
TANNING MILL MANUrAcToRY. .
Overman II. C. ..-.. .... r.. .-... rr.r. r
ag-s CABINET WARE MANDATORY.
Keller John. a.as'ra.e ra a,.uaa~ ....u.
H.. f...,, .u DENTISTRY @a. s.s
Marsh Gross. I.rOI-. -sa.r as...a .....
g.a. ....a yARM STOCK. ,a. ..
Mullarky A. rr 2n spragus George.
.atts. Of ... AMBROrYPEs, &C. .s,.... ..
Patterson r. Picksrill Frank. .v
.s.s, .a BANKERS. 80.
Case VIM. p. .aa<a 49, Townsend 1 Knapp.
-. a.. l.1. 9a ,.,.r, HOTELS. r-.... ~. 49,.
American House. s, Carter House. .....
...4 n sr PHYSICIANS. .l.... o..
Bryan.FA. r. ss.I-n / Lathrop NJ: G: ,
Kerr john .s... . Meredith ii. II.
...s. ss.: ATTORNEYS: ~.
Allen L Chapman. ,aI i. Grain Stafford.
Brown A. y. ts Lombard - ..
Card l. W. ~ PowcrsJ. b. ua.t
YanDnskrk 8. u.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT.
Brown J. II. ..f ..fr... rr.... I'd. .r r.....s .
. Nd. go
... ....r... MILLINERY. a. Er- r
McNaiy A. as. vanHuskirk A. J.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
Stead / Human.
---M SELECT school.
Mathews Miss '.
.'..' ...H."- N ' . '"' .S'.
RARRFR1NG AND uAIRDRFS9ING
Lippold Morris. 3D..
s'' AGENCIES -. o..
Wheeler Wilson'S Sewing Machncs-Mrs. =. lIodgei
Fairbanks Scales--VanSann, Hunt / Co!
Print paper-Bshop / Benjamin
..-..- FOR SALE.
Farm--s. berry ..r'.-'...
Timber LOFTS! A: Bishop: l. F ''.r .... ..
Notices. A. psi,tp rI...a.. .'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28

For Sak.-The proprictors ofthc GAZETTE
have for sale pass. over theD. & S. G. r. K.
Terms easy. - S-gTs,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28

u~NC iot cuIc paSAs oSSi HnV - ~ NJ ~ 49, 49,
Terms easy. - FssgT
HOLD, Eaougk. The Correspondence open
ed by Merschanm /" bids fair tobe perpet-
ual il We do not "shut down" upon the
scribblers. .Steei Points 'makss his debut
this wesk. He lays himself 6peN to severe
scathing, and II any lady wishes to a~ail her
self Of tho excellent opportunity offered to
take the temper ent Of said "Steel Points"
let her pitch in, and that must end this var
Of boys y. girls. Both sides will then have
hada shot, and oil sitter this would b roth
ing but recriminaticn and nonsensical hifa-
lutin. Enough > enough. Let us say in
this connection that we do not wish to be
held accountable for the opinions Of our cor
respondents They, and they alone, are re-
sponsiblc for them. "Steel Points " has con-
siderable to say about g faulty photography,
bad spclling," ETC., and to him We would
say, that after a careful Examination of his
manuscript we feel constrained to say that
those who live in glass houses should not
throw stones" a'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28

List Of the Dealers Professional Men, Manufacturers,
alphabetically nged-dong business in Cedar
Falls, and advertising In the GAxKrTE. Persons having
business to transact In place under any OF the follow
Ing heads respectfully requested to call on the parties
nhfred in this list. - WEaH Ea gT .EsEF.1.ss
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INTENSE SUFFERING INSTANTLY RELIEVED
TOOTH ACHE.

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o Females IN Delicate Health

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COURAGE INVALIDS !
Clem's Summer Cure,
HOwes' Cough Pills.

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HOW p e. ~ DraYarin+are
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

CHICAGO, Feb l4-Capt. Willard OF the Chi
cago light artillery left Fort Henry day before
yesterday at half past 10 o'clock and reached this
city to-day.
We learn from the Captain that artillery left
Fort Henry for Donelson between three and four
O'Clock on the morning of the 18th with SIX regi-
ments Of infantry.
Gen Grant. staff and body guard, left at 10
O'Clock the same day.
The rear guard left at . O'Clock in the after
noon
The whole force was 40. 600 men, with twenty
seven pieces Of light artillery.
At o'clock on the morning of the same da '
eleven regiments left Paducah. under convoy OF
gunbOats, TO 90 up Cumberland river, making
the whole force over so 900 men,
The gunboats were expected 70 reach Fort
Donelson as O'Clock yesterday
1t was designed to attack Fort Donelson with
ne whole force Yesterday afternoon.
ST Louis. Feb l4-A special TO the Demo
craf from Cairo saws:
Capt Norton from Fort Henry Yesterday noon.
reports that no fight had taken place up 70 that
time, but firing was heard which seemed 20 be
on the Cumberland about ten miles below Fort
Donelson.
Beauregard and John Bell are said to be at Fort
Donelson.
About 500, 900 worth Of tobacco reached here
from the Tennessee river
A foraging party which left Birds Point yea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15
From. Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Feb l4.-The Tribune's CORES
pendent says:
Senator Summers resolutions on the relations
between the United States and the rebel territory
were laid on the table, az his motion, when they
can be called up whenever he thinks best.
4 bill organizing the territory into Territorial
Governments, the principal of these resolu
tons, will shortly be reported By the Territorial
Committees OF the two houses
Another BILL establishing Provisional Gov
eminent in South Carolina, has been sanctioned
in an important quarter.
No decision has yet. 1t If believed, been reach
ed by the War Department in the Hunter and
Lane matter.
Gen. Lane is still waiting at Leavenworth for
news from Washington
We have the authority of Mr. Covode for say
Ing that he made the original arrangement with
Secretary Cameron, BY which the Government
agreed to furnish Gen. Lane with the troops he
wanted and that throughout the negotiation, Gen.
Hunters name was not used. and there was no
intimation that any one except Gen. Lane was 70
hare the command.
d. c. McCuIlum. formerly manager Of the
New York and Erie Railroad, and cOnfessedly
among the first in his profession in this country,
was to-day appointed by the Secretary of War to
take charge of and operate the railroads taken
Possession of bv the Government The Office be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

ing military. the rank md pay Of Colonel was
conferred with the appointments.
n isprobabie that sn important command q
Texas will De entrusted to Gen. Fremont, ard
that Cor reasons OF obvious htness. the troops as
signed 70 him will be exclusively Germans.
President Lincoln 20 day voluntarily appeared
before the House Judiciary Committee aud gave
testimony in the matter OF the premature pnblica-
ton in the Herald Of portion Of hrs lsst annual
message
chevaiier wyckoa was then brought before
the Committee and answered the question which
he refused Yesterday, stating. As IL rumored. the
stolen paragraph was furnished 70 the Herald by
Watts, the Presidents gardner. who Was reported
as disloyal by the Potter Committee, and whose
nomination 20 Eeutenancy the Senate 80 de-
cidediy refused TO confirm.
Gen Sherman. at Beaufort. proposes that the
Government shall take charge Of the plantations
coming into it hands. and shall raise the cotton.
employ aud paw the negroes. keeping the latter
under strict but kind discipline of Overseers. He
also proposes THAI 'satsbie teachers be provided
for the blacks, and that religious instruction be
uiVan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

- EEaTa INV YokK, februsryi4
There is more doing in -four and the market
is Sc per bsl better email sales, at s. 55Cd
5 20 for superfne State; s. S5d5 IS Tor extra
State. chiefly, at - 80; s. 50Q5 65 for super
fine Western: SIS SD(d5 % for common 20 med-
UNI extra Western; s. 95d6 for shipping brands
round hoop Ono. and So 25td6 IS for
trade brands, market closing firm
Whisky lower and somewhat unsettled: sales at
231a@24Is chiefly 1884 a2sc.
Wheat quiet without decided change in price,
and only a limited supply offering: sales of Mil
amber Wisconsin 81 4Of<: winter red Western
& = 8. red s sr''' q 'ss' ~ white Kentucky
Corn rules heavy with a moderate business
doing for export and home consumption; sales at
65e for mixed Western IN store: isle delivered.
6l@62c for new Southern yellow.
Pork market rules steady with fair demand:
sales at sl2Gl3 tor mess; r4i2 25@i3 90 for
prime mess; - 30 for prime; $l2 1913 80 for
Western and prime city mess.
Beef rules quite firm with moderate demand
for all qualities
Dressed hogs frmcr; sales at 4Jka4I4c for
Western: AZ 0a5c for CITY.
Lard more active but without decided change
IN price; sales at 7Ia@s1ac.
Butter dull; ll@l4c for Ohio and i6d2lc for
State
bueyr: sales at safe.
Cofie--Rio continues quiet but prices are sery
firm; sales at 1914 @20c. chiefly at ISL GIG; de
mand light
Sugar-Raw in moderate request and prices
are without material change; the tendency At the
close however was downward; fair to good re
fnery may be quoted at 614@7c; Cuba Ia &c.
Porto Rico 63, a. &C; Barbados ga sac; Ha-
yana &c; st. Domingo SIC; refined sugars are
inactive
Molasses quiet. Porto Rico acc Cuba Mu-oo-
vadO DC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 1.-THE Norfolk and
Richmond papers attributed the loss OF Roanoke
to laundering nefficiency of the navy
They persist in asserting that nearly 1000
Federals were killed
They charge some Roanoke Island farmer with
having deserted and plotted the Yankees to the
only point where they could effect a landing, the
Island being flanked on all sides by an extensive
marsh.
Dispatches from Memphis to Norfolk admit
thatthe Federal flag was cheered OH the Tennes-
river by the people, and asserts that the Fed
erals neither seized or destroyed any private prop
erty, not even cotton.
Gov Letcher has issued an order for the form
alton of home guards for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond
Messrs Ames and Fish return to Baltimore,
the rebels refusing 10 receive them.
-Four hundred released federal prisoners will
reach Old Point on Friday or Saturday.
The Richmond Dispatch SAYS:
Our Tennessee exchanges give us gloomy
prospects for the future in that part of the Con
federacy
Several leading journals intimate plainly that
there Is really threatening state of affars in
East Tennessee, growing cut of the ioolatrous
love of many of those people TO the old Union.
The correspondent of the Memphis AualGRche
writes that the condition of the interior cOunte,
are not improved DN the iapse OF time.
The people apprehend an immediate advance Of
the Mortimer and traitors to the South eyince
their JOY in every village and neighborhood.
The Unionists are making demonstrations III
many OF the northern counties and even at Mem
phis there exhibitions OF Joy the arriva
of the news from Beach Grove.
Armed bands of Johnson's and Maynard's fol
lowers proving about il all directions through
the mountains.
In the remote counties many have been shot a
night in their own houses who adhered to the for
tunes of the South.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

terday brought iul several tboosand bushei. Of
corn belonging % Lieut. Col. S~ank Of the
rebsl army.
csicseo. Feb. ~ A SPECIAL 70 The Eu<nisg
Journal SAYS.
Fort Henry, Feb. 'If The sxpeditiou under
The command OF Col Risein. reformed 20 Fort
Henry - aey ron AZ the Tennss-es river, hav
iuE "a ptared 800 Worth OF coatr.ba1sd roods Al
Paris. Tennessee. also found the tent. and camp
equpage Of troop that lefi Fort Honry.
Troops have moved fson here, and vii probA
bly, stack Port Donelscn 20 morro~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

PASoRANA OF NIAGARA-As the Messrs.
Frankenstein are young artists who have grown
up from childhood in Cincinnati, il may add
something To the interest of their very superior
work. in the estimation of the public, TO be
sured that they are men Of the greatest industry.
and of the most amiable and excellent morals
They have already established their reputation as
artists. their browning excellence being FIDELITY.
They are close copyists OF Nature, and while
other artists are putting in their fancy touches
or painting their clancy pieces the Franken
stems are exposing themselves TO all the inclem-
ences of the weather, even to the blasts and
storms of winter. to copy in exact portrature the
works of their Creator. without any vainly at
tempted improvements IL ought to be a salts
faction to those who visit the Panorama, that
they can be assured that they see, in one sense,
Niagara itself Indeed. although no representa-
ton of Nature can excel the original, yet the
Panorama has several advantages.
| have never heard any fault found with the
Panorama; and this is strange when there are
those who fail to be satisfied with the sublime
original; if creative power, when put forth in
the most extraordinary manner. were not sufh-
cient TO move the sensibilites of every human be
holder john LOCKE.
The late estmable and learned DIR. Locke, of
Cincinnati, was an earnest admirer of Franken-
STEMS paintings. He saw the Panorama, for the
first time in Newark. and volunteered the above
beautiful testimony.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

METRoPoLIrv Haul Miss Kimberly having
been called to Cincinnati urgent business. the
management have wisely determined TO repro
duce the gorgeous spectacle Of the Invisible
Prince. which vas Withdrawn too soon before
Our citizens have not enough of these fairy,
mssicsl pieces presented TO them. They are
infinitely more entertaining than any others We
can have. and more frequent production Of
them would swell the treasury Who would not
rather hear Miss Mccarthy MARBLE through the
beautiful Incidental music OF the Invisible Prince
than be crying through long tragedy Who
would not rather see that son Of Momus, Vincent
as the Infant" than weep at the sorows Of the
Octoroonr We would, therefore we say 20 and
see the Invisible Prince to-nght. 1t will be pre-.
ceded by the draEia of La Tour de Nesle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, Feb. l3-Special to the
St. Louis Democrat saws:
Our troops took possession of Springfield to-
day without firing a gun.
Price evacuated the place Yesterday afternoon,
marching out on the Fayetteville road.
ST. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE following dispatch
was forwarded from headquarters this morning:
Toteneral Mcclellan, Washington:-Tbe flag
of the Union now floats over the Court house in
Springfield.
The enemy retreated after a short engagement,
leaving large amount of stores and equipage
which was captured by General Curtis. Our
cavalry is in close pursuit.
(Signed,) II. W HALLEcK,
Major General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

ENGRAVING AGAINST" SCRATCHING.-Go ask
the persons who have had their Watches jewelry,
silverware. &c. nearly ruined by the manner in
which their names have been scratched on them,
and who have taken their ware to W II. Talbot
4 Co. 5 old and reliable house to have the same
effaced and engraved in the beautiful and artistic
stye for which this establishment is so favorably
and extensively known throughout the West,
and learn from these persons where the only en-
graver in the city is TO be found. Facts speak
louder than words.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15
ABRAHAM HoEFGEN.

t. McLene desires 10 correct the misrepre
senta,ion of a certain fashionable jewelry ana
engraving establishment on East Washington
street. claiming TO have 1.-The only engraver ia
the city," while it is well known fact that he
has had an engraver in his employ for the past six
months. and not only engraves all goods sold by
him free of charge, but sells them from III to ~
-, lower than those who resort 10 such
..,ricks of trade" Those who don't believe it
are requested TO call at No. Bates House and
test the matter for themselves. daAwt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION

The market full Of limitations represented be the
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" which are
in productive ofpostive injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles affording profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only "BR0wN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES. -
which by long experiences have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to
the affected parts the sedatve and soothing effect the
lining ~indPpe into the BrODchii alay Pull
mOnary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the affections which public speakers and
singers are liable. febll-dly 81