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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
CRINOLHNE SNEAKS.

Adam was a "sneak," if he was our great.
great grand progentor. Hc was wanting in
fair, manly independence as to what course
he should take, and then, after the little man
lincss he had failed him, he was mean enough
to lay the blame OH his wife. We've always
been ashamed Of Adam for that
Ever since that day there have been efforts
made at "elcyating our race" with, 1t was
hoped, some success. But when we find
men, well todo in the world, with emily small
families and no great business concerns to
hinder them from enlisting to sustain our
common country in its hour of direst peril
men who sneak away under crinolins and
whine III really want to 60, but my wife
won't let me-" we have little faith in the "ele-
vationn
There is not half the reluctance on the part
Of the fair sex that there was year ago. at
their friends crlisting. In fact, almost evcfy
patriotic woman is urging them onward. Ifa
woman sees that her husband is disinclined
to 60, and finally won't go, she quite natur-
ally spreads out her skirts to cover his shame,
and halfway admits that she "don't want
him to gon
There's not woman in the land ofloyalty
who would not be prouder to have her hus-
band return from the battlefield crowned
with tho honors of his country, Scared, or,
failing die in the attempt, than TO NOPE in
lmpotcncy at home, when he could 60 as well
as not.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

ENrERHiNArroX.-It 1t is about time that peo-
pie understood that this war is to be one Of
ultimate determination. Every movement Of
the rcbe's is suggestive Of the demoniac re.
sistancc which they make and assert that
they will make, in order to win. Either one
or the other--the North or the South must be
conquered by the hardest kind of warfare be-
fore this contest is end. We have no mercy
to expect from the secession barbarans, and
none to offer them until they throw down
their arms and surrender their wicked lead,
ors into the hands Of justice.
Those whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad" The madness is upon
the South--now let them be destroyed. No
hope Of intervention or concilia,on can have
any bearing on the question. 1t is war, rug
gcd war alone--war to the knife--that can
Subdue rabid demoniacS with edge tools in
their hands. The government, God, and
Eternal Justice demand their destruction
Chjcag0 JourRa2.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
L.. CA

A I'TORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR N
IA CHANCERY. Office in Oyerman's Block over &
n. Miners Drug Store Cedar Falls Iowa.
Will practice in Black Hawk County and all the ad
joining counties in Northern Iowa Particular attention
given to obtaining Pensions and Bounty Land.
AL business attended to with promptness and fidelity.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
ALLEN a. CNsagE,

N AGENTS, for tie C0Recti0n Of Pensions. Brck;
Pay, Bounty, DO Will practice in the counties Of
Black Hawk, Buchanan Bremer ButGr, Franklin,
Floyd, Grundy and Chickasaw and in Supreme Court.
Office over Hatch Aliens store, Oyennans Block, Ce
dar Falls, Iowa. Sit
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
OEssDy RICE,

A TTORNEy AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
"A AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, Butler Center Bat
Co.. Iowa, will practice in Butler and adjong Coun-
ties. Particular attention paid to Collections and remit
made any part of the State. Titles examined
Faxes paid and all ether business pertaining Collec-
tion and Agency office. Eo-1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

JAcISro says he once courted down East
gal and popped the question to her. She
Immediately pitched her entire mass of lovely
clay into his willing arms, and answered, "f
want to known It's an even bet that ia
cinto impaired the desired knowledge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
AMERICAN HOTEL.

~ EO. SECORD Proprietor, Main Street
NJ Cedar Falls Iowa. The above Hotel has lneIy been
enlarged and .lswy furnished throughout, and pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who maF favor me
large and comrnodous Stable with good ostcrs in attend
ance The Office of the Western Stage Company is at
this House. Sagesleave daily for the East South and
West 1:sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
T. A. SHATTUck. WILLIAM Don.
SEHATvTEGgA a. DON.

pOOKBINDEgsS,B BLANK BOOK MANUFAC
Ap TURERs, AND PAPER RULERS, Cedar Rapids
Iowa. Magazines Music etc, bound in any style Pa
per ruled to any pattern.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29
GARTER HOUSE.

John L.. WILCOX, formerly of the American
- Hotel having leased the above house. would return
his thanks to the public for the liberal patronage formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House, Main St. Cedar Falls Iowa
STAGES leave this house daily for the North South and
West.
Cedar Falls, July &C. 1861
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

WHo are the most dishonest people? Hard
ware merchants; they sell iron and steel for
living.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

We shall soon have an army Of twelve
hundred thousand men in the field, which is
over one hundred tlousand for each rebel
State. Clear the track
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

LOVE sows, even at parting, the seeds Of
return Regrets for the departed are types
rof the JOY Of coming reunion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

TCUNEX SURVEYOR Of Black Hawk County
" Surveying, Ieveline. Drafting done short notice
and at prices to suit the times. oce in Overma block
Cedar Falls Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-29

soarrars words wound more than swords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
ag,ee 20 take the place with one fall regiment and
half section Of artillery.
Tn'. uor,;on Of Virginia il generally level re-

ao,eo % take the place with one foil regment and
half sectien Of artillery.
TbIs portion Of Virginia 10 generally level re,
rnindin1 one OF the prairie1 Of the West IL II wen
yyaiered Ly numerous springs and sluggish streams
and was originally covered with heavy timber. All
tbe rrimitive forests of course disappeared many
centuries ago. only few gigantic oaks or pines re-
ma;,iur near some ancient homestead as monuments
of their former glory. The most common tree ID INC
small Southern pine. The gum tree, the tnllp tree
the white oak, the black walnut, the tupelo the sou
MAPLE and the cyprus, are the most abundant Oh 'no
deciduOrs trees. The mort consrieuous pian'' lei
hans. at present in this vicinity, Is the Virgins
creeper whose scarlet trumpets aud hght green ioi-
age adorn the fences aud hedges by The way-siue,
and are especially beautiful when seen among lne
dark green leaves of the pines. II sa curious ia.S
that While at the North vines oil all sorts seem TO
avoid evergreens, yet throughout the pine resono -
the Son the benona is everywhere seen cianbeEihB
90 the yerv summit of the Hottest trees.
The number of herbaceous plants IN blossom u
small. although there few OF rare beauty, AZ
many of the old fields may be seen the sinSuiarIy
formed and very snowy passion flower. Inc straw
colored flower Of the cotton plant ID Just coming OUT
esA bling in size and shape single hoilyhock; 'ino
along the road. side noticed the golden TUFTS oil Va,
81. John s-wort, the purple wild pea, the fragrant
sweet call, and remarkable plant with heads U
| orange-cOlored flowers.
The coil of this region is sandy loan, tree iron
pebbles, and admirably adapted TO the cultivation
nearly all the crops Of the temperate zone. Coin
wheat and cats the so-called lazy mans crops, 1fo
the small amount OF attention which they Iequ'r
are the chief products. The most profitable stov
raised here in years rast has been negroes, pu' ''
value Just now is very uncertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
TIE NrW CALL FOR TROOPS.


rb. reports daily received 10 the General HEAD
ouarterp No. 81 Walker street, from every section
of the STATE in the matter OF cuiirtmens, are very
satisfactory. giving evidence that New-iorks quota
will soon be- filed up. The regiments IN tne,
Oneida Madison Broome, SchohaIle, aud Albany
Coun,ies are rapidly obtaining their respective com.
pleruent, Of recruits We learned, yesterday, thai
tLemung County has already completed one re4i-
ment aud that tho men were being uniformed ano
equipped at Elmira. where they are eneanpei. Inc
greatest activity and interest IA the cause II Oh
yhy.d in the Central and Western oountlen-s'ill
in other sections numbers Of names are daily added
10 the musier-ro-. New. No,k's quota Will con,
si.t OF s. regimen, lone from each Congregational
D,rricti ~ rom the country districts, ana from
the districts comprifing tLis city and brooklyn.
Counting the Empire Brigade and Col. Poissner :
Regiment, which being organized independently
Of the new call, tie number OF regiments now
IN process Of formation throughout the state Is 81
Coloncls Ella Pelssnor, w. NJ. Quincy, Charles
s. Tninbull and VIM. III. Allen will command req,
lneuls in the iIrt eigt, Senatorial Districts, aud
with but few exceptions the oomnaudanis o. the
other corps have been appointed. The Committees
Of .eyoraL Senatorial Districts have reported 10
Ouartermasier General Arthur the following names
Of Colonies who have been appointed, together With
their lacee Of encgmpmeut:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25

From, the raIidtv with which recruiting - carried
torward there ~ no doubt that our quota will be ei
up without rendering II necessary 10 resort 10 draft
ing.
The Park in front Of the Hall is being again con
verified into "a vart recruiting ground. Yesterday
afternoon tents were erected by tho recruiting OIL
GERS of the jst n. Y V. aud the lst n. J. Y. Cav
airy.
dsy by the Adluiani. General:
GrNFHIL iirADQu ArrFKs. STATE or hgw lork, :
ApJuT.NrGKsEkAL's OfYlce, AiBaNr. July - iit1)
SrEoi,L ORDERS no. g1O-l Tho follow ns appointments
ter composing tLo Empire Bndc" now organizing b. The
r,t seven Sentenal Dsicts Of this state VI: = - tsren
mel Of the "a gcnt Jane. q. Burke to be- Coione OF the
ah Regimen James H. Gonwel. to be tnafleima.,cr o
he .t H. m.nt Joseph Ehlns 70 be lnhfteuatrr 81
the 9Th sen James j. Byrue to be Adu'ans Of the ID
Negtm.ni ---.-.-,-i ,......
Colonel The 1t Regiment Empire Brigade to serve until
permanent, appointment !. made , Ct. III, ,
H. The number Of esiiueut for the Empire htftit D
hereby ou aud any regiments beyoad this numoe
vi not be IeCosnDrd
~ order OF tho Conmsnderint hief,
TllOs. HiLLhOust, Ad Ju,,nt ucneii.
An inpromptu war meeting was held in th,
Peoples Hail. at NewbuIgh, Oh Saturday evening
Selah II. Van Duzer in the chair. Prof. Henry
introduced n series Of stirring resolutions, wlci
were adopted with ringing Aye. William Fuller
ton Al the call OF tie audience, came forward an,
addre.ned tie meeting. Prof. Henry, being calle'
upon to speak, declined, upon the ground that Ia
had furnished the text III the resolutions. IL wa
then announced that Theodore Tilton, one Of tn
editors Of me Independent, was present, and, II
comrliance with the call Of the audience, he came
forward ana delivered IA terso and vigorous speech
aboundmg in happy illustration and eloquent argu
ment Ills remarks, though radical, were oheere'
10 the echo, and many persons unused to applaudnl
what are termed abolition sentiments were enthu
siastio IN their demonstrations Of applause.
After few remarks by Prof. Henry and Mr.. II
g, ,tsh uyua f.est gsaH
epoch in the history OF the place, adjourned
| A company OF printers has been started at Al
bany for the war. Twenty-one have been eu
rolled. q
of tho Iweniy shth Senatorial District, writes IA
follows to the Governor: :" think we promis
You a regiment in three weeks.
Al Cambridge, Washington County, war meet
| ing was held on Tuesday, attended by about 800
people. Strong resolutions were passed, sustaining
ihe Government in iis struggle against the Rcbelt
Measures were adopted ioE Iue immediate orsapizu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25

4 Days Ride-Inisresting Rebel Revela-
tisns-A New Theory for she MeAi-
can Invasisn-Thc Battlefield Of Big
Bethei-The Flora Of Eastern Virginia.
Sism Our Own Correspondent
NEWPORT NEWS, July 20. 1867.
With large party Of officers, wac in the saddle
yesterday eight hours, making circuit Of Is or 20
miles, visiting deserted and Inhabited plantations,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Foreign advertisements.
VNO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON IRISH
LINENS. DAMAsKs. DIAPERS, CAMBRlC
HANDKERCHIEFs. &C.

The unsettled ststs u the markets for time pr
this aide Of the Atlantic attributable to conespoudng Hns
the United states and the enhanced value
dcsissls ssods there through rcsnt itrosbe
stances have afforded to uncrupnous d-r' highly
tempting sppsrsnity no COnHrfRFElT OuR DO0DS
and knowing thsi considerable quaint 10. Of worthless bs
prepared 10 .on Of style and ssasi with tho
Of Kicbsrd-oa" have been shipped is he In
Sts,e- .~s called upon again 70 CAUTION he CON
SUNER against the purchase Of hnsn fahrs sasr-i
HehsrdsonS" male so< having the cll sgnstse Of
urn. viz:
IN RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN
To thosc who give Ire-reDo- to eur Manufacture
sfr ID. guGsss tn quality. sonnin~s- Of seses
and durability goods have always borgs and while We
Dnvd 10 pfOGsct interest h. I'D. By prose
cuing nSTossy any nirin Fsnelt Of shs trust onr
AuTics, friends will sAsit IL putting down la
which hey eonsaners aud We - manufacturer nu
ally Interested
In tl-s sc the present when the Of Importation 10 %
much ansm-btsd b.hoovc. the consumers hat they
get value Tor their money ald this h,y ar. pr- likely 10 OH
tain by dealing srelnsivey with hIt class houses who are
always supplied With our goods. Rospectfuly.
J n. RICHARDSON, SONS n OWDEN
Aonth, iNh' icos Belfast Ireland
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NETWORK & HEw-HAvEN RAILROAD


leo. hrhlhG ARRANGEhENT; no.
COMMENCING MAY lSj.
PASSENGER Station in EswYork s1,hst and Ah- az
TntrHnce ON l.th-st-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ne ~'Havcn :. g. H., tExl l2:i5 EI), $3.50.
For s'dr.por. 8. M, En,, n:I'. . Gr,i $50
Fcr Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and we.tport,
Ia q. u. l5 $50. aud i:Jo p.
For Nor~sk. l. $50 . M l2:',' tE1), $50 400 S.
For D.risn and Gresuwish $50 ~ 1915, 1850. IA
Foi stanford l. 8, tEr) ESQ n li:ls ,, tErh D:
50, t:O, $50 p m, IL
+ o. Po Chester and ine mediate stations T. 93oa IL:
j., $50 ADJ $50. ESQ P
Fof Pot Che. ~ snd New Rochelle. So NJ (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Sprls ted a Nj, tELL EIl .. n,
For Ee.ton, via Shsre Line, 1915. sp -, lEr)
For Hartford and Springfield. a IA. tEHI R:l5. 3,
ES.b. p. m.,(tr
For Connes lou; River Railroad to Montreal ~ (Exl
and il;l3 p ia. TO Northaa ptos.
For H.rfori, Providense. and FhkDi Railroad 8 a.
EI) l2:ls o..
FOR Nsw.fIasrn New-Lssdon and S,ssing,on Railroad
ats .. M, II: Is, 3. y. (sa)
For Canal Railroad. II Is y. a.. ~ Northampton.
For Hou.atouio Rsilrasa to Iushed. a. y. to
Bnfrir .tnu s-d on SATURDAY. throus h 10 held
For Nsugatuek Rail Dad. a. m. Sp. n.
Dor Danbury and korwalk Raj road. l. $50 T. H., 4: %
Comm dious Sleeping Car. atashsi to Q p n traits.
JAMES H. HOYr. Superintendent.
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6tatiDnerp ano Sarlrp Gooos.
.yTyUE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PFE-TBE BEST OF ALL PENS
NORTON'S GOLD PENS.


MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt of any Of the following Gums IN cash or po,.
suTs, the subsciber will send oy retsn MAIL Or
directed Gold Pen Pens selecting W. slsss aSoraS
t6esrr.2t'oS- viz:
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents the Magic Pen for IS cents the Luchy rem
foI 10 cents the AwsyResdy Pens for Is cents the Ees.,
Pen and for 81, the Excelsior Fen These rens are
numbered, but correspond in Ales 10 nuuoe'I''
rHE SAsiE PENs y sILyEa;RPLLAATEo EXTENSION
For 80 cents the Magic Pen fr IS cents the Lackv ZEN
for AwsysReedy Pen; for : %, the Elegant ZEN
,ood writing doid Pens with Iroo-min Points the
of every Of which viii III outAt gross Of tho o"'
The nsns "a. Morton, Number" and Quality" are
stamped the following Pens and the Points are waIr"nts
cate snip: No being tie smallest No tho largest
for the No ne mse aSa .n a" . u
Nib of all sizes aud qualities. Short kib' Of Nos . an
only Of fis, quality The ensrsvins' arc iao'n
'"''' '"' GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
Fort5 cents sNo. Fen. Is; qualify, OF MOI fsn ID
For 81 NO Pen 't quss.y. No sPen, I'd saaf',
fcr 81 25 sNo 3Pes, ist quality tEO. 4Pen. I'd qs~i
Tor y So sNo. Pen, Is, quality or No. Pen ID q'H
For II IS No Fen Is, quality Or.No Pen I'd qaaiy
NE SAM CASES WITH PENCILS
Tor IS, No 2 Pea, ls quality, ora No Pen. "a q'di
| ty or No Pen I'd quslity.
For % sHo. Fen Let quality. No Pen, I'd quality
era No Pen, 20 quality.
FOR 50 50 No Pen lt quality, Nos Pen. ID qsah-
ity ora No 6 Pen. I'd quality.
FOR - No Pen, let quality No. 6Pen I'd soafty
FOR 80 50 No. Pen let quality 49, - ,>,..,,y :,
GOLD TENS ALL lst1 UAL!Il IN SiL'Ek~holNiAo
DEsK-HOLDERs
For ~ q No.s rcn; ror :. - aNo 3rsn; iot 81 '''
No Peas For s 80 = No. Pen
For sta NO. sPen; Tor IS no opens and for 80 Va
lOPer
Tre st Quality are pointed with he very best irdo"nin
Poins carefully selected and Of Tins susty are 'o'i
wih lie slightest tnpeection which skil and The eisses
scrutiny detect -,
Tie "a Quay" superior 70 any Pe0s made b. h'n
IN. ID nsiity- lie intends shall eqos IN 10 D1
shity Elasticity and Good Whiting Qualities tbe only u ~
| cor.i 4es atious) any Gold Pens msde else where
In regard Cheap Gold Pens he beg leve TO say tbs
could not have made Good Whiting and Durable Psns io'
the price had the Gold been furnished grSiuitously
| Porter ord-,tEg oil tnstGnse speeVy TIE Ns"
bsyp and Quay" u De Pens oonsed aud be particular
| O. d>,riJe ne kind y Pens a>v prOe,-rsetay "U o.
| timber. OF fEe
! All remittance By mail in Registered Letters q IN,
Adde'S A. NORTON,
| No. IS Maiden LsneL Eew-Yoh
ANY sendirr single letter possrp viii receive cir
| euar with the eusrsvings shove referred TO.
~ For SAFE by ali dealers 40 the line throughout Toe
| county.
DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing write. 10 Sent by mail Send stamp
for circular. GEO. 7. HAWKES.. No. s. Nnsssu-t n Y
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Men Publications.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD fNEw-JERsEY.-

n
~ Prom foot Il Cortland, t-Conneetns at Hampton
Junction with Deavae ard es,rrn Raj Dad
ard Ess,on with LLish NaisJ LaiEosd and iss
on. forming sfoc line 10 Pittsburgh ard the West without
charge of
- eve hew-l ofk a. ioio~F:
HAREIsBrRs F1PEHss-ht r. M for FDton Reading,
Pettsyille Harrisburg Bush Ctuk, Wii.iam.p0r.. 1c.
NAL THsiS-M a " Er Esston, Water Zap, Scran-
ton q. eat send. Iitiston, NikesbsIie &c
IL TnK1VGa TgAIS-For taston Nsoeh Chunk, VIII
bsnis cert Reading. P0tisvilie, Harrisburg, so
Ar. NJ NAY Pi-ssSGgN TnAk-For Ess.on. Bethlehem
Allentown. and Nsush CbsDk
SOP N. WAY raAs-For eaiervil~
ar V WrsrYRs fxrRyss-for ton Allentown. Read.
dsrf-hurs Pht,bsrs and ths West Sleeping from
jersey City thross 20 fivsho sh
EIPHs.s TRAIN FoK HARRaBURG-The . II. Express
Tsiu from New.Yok arrives Hnr-bsTgs p w. connsct.
nr Fat ,ni Wes Pennsylvania Ce1 Rroad No thern
Genital R,rosd, North and South and with the Cumoer
AId Valley Railroad
IHE THgou0H grPRKss Tram FoR THE WEST leaves
New daily sssdays ereeptei. m,sins close
connection Hasbsrs With Pesnsyvanis Ratrosd-with
no rfsng. Of ears 70 Pittsburgh and but one 70 Cucin-
n.n aal Chicago FosI hodTs' tine saved by taking this
train
~ tapTrHPoRr AND Nyw.YoHK FsRRr-Leave New.
York Pier No. North River, 1920 aud II 10 H.
$40 <:s, aud y. -. -,
m. b,as stop al Bersen Ps sud Mariner aTbor every
trip each way JOtiN ". siEhNs' Sslciintehach-
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Burning flui6, Oils, &r.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct nom the manufacturers and WE'LL. and
or se IN quantities to 'u Rns ,hPIgs order .t "a.
Co., Noe I1V and l12 William, :. New.YsIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
priniing.

DRlNTING-Cheap,b but not botched, at DICK.
J. SONS, No. 3Tyon-row, City Hall,quaI. Bill.b-sd.
rs per oads rs CITE 90 circulss 10 cen Eyrry
description Of p'inu'g equally low. Patronage solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Gnmmcr Retreats.
Bniloins Hlajc:ials.

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.-SKID-
Il MOREs PATENT FERRULE for DooR-kNOBS sac
be onlsin.i a. MANY. BALDWIN MANY'S. corner %
and Da,ch-- I'll. object Of the fefuls Sleeve to
In the knob from becoming loose and AL
lag out