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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


,s esSw1ss fyf plS:sr
THIRD WEEK
MOST BRILLIANT ENeAGEMENr on RECORD,
GREAT TERpsICHoREGN ALLIANCE,
S Rfi Te hsp bfe' FUR
'""" " Of THE niLIEr:
MLLE A .NNErT. G e ,ItETTI
MILE ANNETTA GALLETI!
rLLE HNNETTA GA kIitTrI
hAs uhieyed A triumph ia The FEDERAL capitsl uh.
prccc[ented ia the annals OF amusemcnta whilc
ONE toNTtNuED GRAND OVATION
r f, Gss1 G',' %Sp %SS1 ALLIES
MESSRs.
ropHorf, ROMAN.
AsDTH.
ROMAN GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
pumpOIpJ Of the most Beautiful Young Ladies' ~
the World, each one u Solo panseuse, and indi'
vidually sclect for tsru retfecti.h OF i9ihi
feature, Md srtistie grace, from the princip Vi
Opera Nouaes o. furop' and America
TAlS EVENING,
THE GREAT ALLIANCE
viii appear, Tor the hrst time, In magnificent
Ballet rich In enhancing Music, m.rhiilceut Cos
iuules, brilliant Dances, graceful loses, aitis:ic
Groupings, beautiul scenic and mech eft cts
49, ''''" r fousrAlS OF LOVE.
4 NEW REArJ,FTL pIyEE Era -,
I" ''" Clara TOWER in he
GEoaGE r EDEsoN
cHANsoNs De BlzARRERIE
The talented young Ethiopian Comedian.
BILLY EMERSON.
WING
L. II. ". WILLIAMS,
EBONY BRIGAbh
who VIII appear in, besides A great unulber 81
amusing sonss, nsneet, aud Negro Lcccntticitics,
Az entI!sly new Negro E"tIa'"san'', written ny
X. W, Williams. called -
4 4 a aAFP9 MELTING,
and the lsughsI's black burlesquo,
THE TROUBADUUR>.
The TROuBADOURs.
Beautiful 5oagg, Dances, GROUP as, &C. ny husSes
LILLE BpANDOS,
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARMON,
KATE HNkRl>uS,
JULIA RICHMOND,
JULIA KIChMUND,
ESTELLE FORREST,
ELTELLE FJERES1
JENNIE FORREST,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON.
Lucy CLIFTON
MILE GERALDINE,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEnNURA LhEED,
LEoSORA eREED,tc
Tho performances will conclude with thrilling
nautical drama, written eA essiy for M. Lieson,
HE YA>KLE TAR,
ThE YANKEE TAR,
fhD YANKEE lNk, TO- r,s.or
Harry Bother, Yankee Tat. D. =: Ii,Fhe
C,ptTia De aux a hensgNle. n " Williams
B.a PoWlt.e, Lsnd!vId u "ial Ace ,H,'
J.cl ronreef Observation-Disclosures. L. Brswn
MsIy wilson .......---r. Miss Lllil" bihhuoh
P,ll, Bo.ln, .,...... e. 90. Niles Lucy .iiftcn
Admission ......'....'....'..''' vonss
Private Doses, holding six pcraors.
CHRISTMAS .FtERNooN AND EVENING,
Two Grand PrrformSuees A Bill OF Special E!e'
s'"'' PoPULhK FAMILY MATINEE,
"es sATuRpSY AFrERSooN, at ao'ci es.
Admission-L.diese 20 cea's; Children 10 cent?
VARIETIES VARIETIES
Fronting Penu'. avenue An" Ninth STREE
FNrsimmons . ~. stage Ma es,r aud Ad, erii'er
CHRISTMAs HOLIDAYS.
GRAND COMBINATION.
GRAND COMBINATION.
TWO GREAT COMPANIES ~ ONE
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
LIMA WINDLE,
FRANK kERNs, MONS. BAPTISM,
rAYETTE WEIGH HARRY CLIFFORD,
l. r. WHITE DIX Watkins,
BOB HALL, BILLY kANh,
And the entire Double Company
THIS EVENING
NEW AND sPLENpiD PROGRAMME
wEDNESpAl, GRAND MATINEE
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON
An kStrr Bill Of Festivities for the occasion.
Doors open At 7-commence ats
acknowledgements and Family Circle, % cts;
Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents. de!o-N
JOHN JOLLlFFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has removed his ONCE to tho Northeast corner ot
YsnL Fifteenth streets, opposite the east
entrance OF the Treasury Building,
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are from the IirgiIid State Journal:
QUdriermdRer's DeparmeHt.-Capt. J. 4. e. Lee,
A. Z. NJ, OF the Qusrtermsster Generals office,
has beeo transferred to the position OF Chief Quar-
,ermaBter At this post-the position formerly oc-
CuPied BY Capt. c. n. Ferguson. Capt. Thomas G.,
Whytai, A. q NJ has been detailed to the position
formerly Occupied by Captain s'oddsrd Captain
Wyman, A. A. q. NJ still occupies his former TO-
ii'iou in the Department.
SDsh Por-We hear Of some few cascs OF small
lox among the coutraDsnds OF this city. We lea n
hat this disease 10 prevailing TO considerable
extent in Washington.
hftk IN the Potomac The United states ~ venue
steamer Tiger arrived At Alexandra yesterday
from Fortress Monroe The steamer passed inside
# PoiRt Lo okout a large schooner sunk In fifteen
isthoms Of water, with her mast hesds abo, G
water and her lower sails aud galf top.sails set
apparently having been run into within A dsy or
lwo and SUNK by the collision. There WAS no one
on board, and ~ the wreck is In nId-ohsnuel A
may be mSerous.
aIalRy o. he RuS,iGH Hs,f.-Ihe vessels OF the
-kussian Meet which have been anchored Off this
morning and sailed for Iortres. Monroe. The heot
VIII wintc- III the Roads.
Nor The MAs.-Detectlve Jas. A. McDeyitt,
the Metropolitan Police force, requests that the
tact 10 mentioned that he Ia not the man who Va Q
Exempted rom the draft the ground Of ai,enage
twas another James Mod, Thc liys; 10 tie sss Q
ward Sc the sstsctivs.
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rider OF the Secretary of War.
ED. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
IL WAsHiSoIos ARsEsAL,l
WAsHIFoTos, D. c., Dec. 10, 1882
Sealed proposals will be received at Washington
Arsenal D. e., until ~ o'clock saturday, 7eth De
cember 1885, for furnishing Fresh Beef to the troops
for twelve months.
Bids In duplicates to be addressed, " Proposals
for Fresh Beef" 10 ISAAC ARNOLD, in,
deis-tf First Lieut.. Ordnance, and A.A.Cs.
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WANTS..
FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNOR SALE. HOTEL, RESTAURANT
L. and BARRooM, all In one, in one Of the best
public locations In this city, doing an extensive
business. Cause Of selling Gcing Into other bust
Ne agents need apply. For information, address
{. W. NJ, at this Office. dei7-iw
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

odd FELLOWS HALL.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Commencing Thursday evening, December u,
CHRISTMAS EVE.
sANpERsoN'S GIGANTIC DIo-PANuRAMIC
ILLUSTRATIONS
OT1HL
SSlAN W Ar,
and
SIEGE OF SEBASlOPOt.
The largest aid most int Ies'ing series OF
COLOSSAL REPREsENr cations
IN the VIC Id, comprising thrilling AID graphic me-
rhanical and chemical illustrations Of
y. ST. GEs,
STORMS,
= BuIBARDMLNT>,
y TURNAUpES,
r. HURRICANES,
I = SNOW STORMS,
-" COSFLAGRATlUhS So.
the whole to conclude vita n grand changing
Bcrn-, representing the
B0iGAEDME>r AND DESTRUCTION
sEBASrOPOl
on CHRISTMAS,
there will boa
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
st9 n'clucA. Alsu on Saturday at o'clock.
= Admission IS cents RrserN ed Seats So cents.
urlJ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

AID FOR the FAMILIES ur CuLoKEp Sol
DIEns.-The ladies of the Contrsbsnd Relief Asso-
citation have on hand shout $3.50 which has been
contributed in part by clerks In the Treasury De-
psrment, and Is held trust fund for the relief
OF the needy families OF the nrst L. s. colored
t-Uops which were raised In this District. Thcsr
families needing help can obtain 1t by applying to
Mrs, L. Keckly, the president. Residence No 3ss
Twelfth street, between X aud l..
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
= ROAD OFFICE, No $50 @ street, wAsnIsa-
Tos, D. C., December 10, 'ea.
Loo MorIvE ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON
FOR SALE.
Twin sell at public auction, At tho Orange ard
Ale ahdria Railroad Depot, in Alexandria, Va, on
WEDNt sDAY, the 10 h day Of January next
Ten secondhand Locomotive Engines, feet az
ton. Of old s., VIII: md pattern
100 Wrought ssr,p Iron.
4 lot Of steei Springs, Sheet Iron, Ao
sale 10 commence At 10 A. N.
II L. ROBINSON,
dscis-?7t Captain and A. Q, NJ
DOTELER & WILSON, AUCT'Rs
o''ieI t. 5: cArIIoL ExIIsnos, &C.,
"a SA1I The astS Instant Ti :. sss
Otes building, the following mater,sf:
lat No. TO Csst-iron Boilers.
lot No. 2-Cas' Scrap Iron.
lot No. $50 sections finch Csst-iron Cais
sale % commence Of 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CLEMENT T.. WEST,
drI7 General Superintendent.
TlDES -. WILL BE SOLD AT
Ill Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAL.
CRDAS, st II o'clock, A. NJ, ~ the Wharf foot
81 SSH street, all the Hides. TAlow, SC, thai
ma, he on hand, Of C',tle slaughtered outside the
lrn's al tle District OF ,olumtIs. and shipped -
this ~. Int for such disposition.
icrrs, cash in Government funds, !" he paid AZ
the time Of sale. q. BELL,
JcIS.lm Lieut.. Col. and L. :. ', j.
DY JAS. c. INQUIRE CO
ID ACCTIOSEs rs.
ShII ~ SuSDRILs At THE lRr NsURy EXTENSION.
Ga MONDAY. December 2s, at II O'Clock, At thu
Tr asufy extension, we shsll soil,
100 feet Roofing Slate
5000 to 1000 new Circular Brick
1000 to 200 old do do
Lsge lot of Cement Barrels
Lnge lot Of Sandstone various dilHerg'o
several lots OF old Lumber and Centrss
" blocks Ot Tennessee Marble
Large tot Of scrap, wrought. snd cast irUs
and Iron Pipe
Tot OF Doors and Frames. with moFtioe LocHs
and Hingcu
: tons more or less, MANILA Rope, oil
Friction Drums
Iernis cash.
b order OF the surcrvl,ing Arrni'ect.
JAS. {. MCGUIRE CO.,
deCs-i7t Auctioneef.
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Si.BASTOPUl
THE VERY LATEST ny TELE-
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liLAnqrARIERs SANTA CLAUS.
10 ~. =. ri, nNTLIS, "l tho National Book 81 re,
?Is PcHusy wanna avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
DLAn SIN; | shall visit WHshiIgton by the esTly
train on Monday, hecruhrr 18th, and remsin until
tie Hullidtys are over. shall make my head-
immc so supply OF pIeselts for the Holidays, sui
table for the oil. ard young, rich and poor. name
in part Elegant Presentation Books, Bib.er, Prayer
Books, superb OF Of Photograph Albums, Of every
style, Nc L Box /, Writing Desks, Jewelry Boxes,
backgammon, Chess and tribbage Boards, Chill
dren's Drnas Cameo, Pictures, Ambrutypos,
Frames, Pertumery, Sraps, Combs. Brushet, Ra-
zors, Knives, Portfolios, and variety Of articles
at very low rates
Your obedlent servant,
To Nm I RIlnsTLIN, OF the National Book s. ore,
2Is IenLsl wanna avenue, between Eleventh AMI
relfth streets, Washington, D. L.
y. u Another supply OF the Strangers Guide
and Pocket Handy Book Just IL 'eived AID for sale
wholes ale ami let H. by mail, free OIL receipt OF
30 cents. declt-3W
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

: pisLoIAL CiTIzESs.--The following prisoners
were sent TO the Old Capitol by Provost Marshal
Todd, on the charge OF disloynlty: Thos. WarHeld,
lie lie also charged with annoying Union men by
shooting their cattle. and, also, aiding ieserters
10 escape; Phillip C0ckiill-ths man IL said to be-
iong to notorious secession family, who are found
prowling around FsirisN county, giving Inf rma-
tion 10 the onamy's gucrfilag; Peirce Miller, ar.
Iested ~ detective on the charge Ut formerly he.
longing TO Moseby's gang.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

new YORK STYLEs.-GentieB,.n's Ciotsinq =
Neic and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
Ing Coats excel In beauty, Grade and fnish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
ols-t a1l Pa hat Ninth and Ionth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

SOLDIER rs. decentralization Peters, a
soldier belonging to company 4, Twenty seventh
Pennsylvania volunteers, was arrested this morn.
Ing b. uniGer Deaae, OF the Tenth precinct, upon
the oh. ge OF committing an assault and battery
upon Ellis Richer. The parties were In schloIb's
daughter house on Backyard HILL near Buzzsrd's
Point, and alter drinking very excessively became
intoxicated. AqusIrl then enrued and they coon
came TO blows. Richer was very severely beaten
and ssys that In the scurfe he lost $3.50. Peters
was held to bail in the sum oil 500 for hs appear.
anCe at the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

LN bcOho /. new DOchS !
My Farm OF Eigewood; by Ike Mar, ell 81 50.
Reverics OF Bachelor; BY Ike Marvel ~ 90
Dream Life, Parable Of the Seasons; 81 IS,
The Yankee Boy from Homei 81 %.
Nierivale's History of the Romans vol. Il S.:
speeches and Lectures of Wendell Phillpsi 50 90
Hospital sketohesi by L. NJ. Alcott; kO Genie.
Just published and for sale by
Bookseller and Statiouer,
nu2-ti 1874 Pennsylvania avenue.
DRESENTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
i Ladies and gentlemens' Gold Watches, Chat.
PRESENTS, at GAIT &.BROr,
Jewellers, s54 Pennsy ivanis avenue.
All the later styles of Diamond and other Jewel
Y n frll sets, AID single p'.ees for HnLYDAi
Jewellers, as4 Pennsy Ivsnia avenue,
Solid Silver Tea Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblets,
Fancy silverware for HOLIDAY PRESENT,
Jewellers, s5i Psnnsylvsnis avenue.
Fine Plated Ware of every description for
HOLIDAY Presents At
Jewellers, IS, Pen"sylvsnia avenue.
Fancy Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Work
Boxes, odor snds, Vases, opeTs Glasses, Card
Combs; Gold, silver, Pesrl, an Ivory Csrd Cases,
and general a.sertment Of o her rich Paris Fancy
Goods for HOLIDAY Presents q, poo,
decis-6hf Sai PenasylvSnia avenue.
LNiRST UNITED STATES HUS~ARS,
i or HlRDhEw JERSEY CAVALRY ,-oth.
GERS u" Jersey city I Mor s sEis.s NJ
For Veterans fro a Salem cUuuty. .... ,..-., $500
From united states. ...........,....... ..... 400
For nov recruits from 'alem county ...,.. go
From U1itcd states .....,.......,.......,,. 40
Making In all,
For Netrrans..,,,.. Observation-Disclosures. 500
For new Tecrults........... ................. Go
10 addition to The shuve, The Statev Vi New Jersey
pays TO mfrried men % per month ard TO single
mea from s. 70 - per mooth. I"teling expenses
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

JsroS LEAGUE Meeting. The regular
weekly meeting Of the Union League was held at
Their room, on Ninth street, last evening The
hall was very full of ladies and gentlemen; As
large an audience, indeed, az have assembled here
Tor some time. Addresses on the issues Of the
country were made by the Hon. Isaar y. Arnold
oi Illinois, and Hon. J. A. kssson, of Iowa. The
addresses were received with applause, and at ten
o'clock the meeting adjourned to meet again next
" ednesiay night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

LECTURE LAST EVENING Last night Mr..
Robert A. West, delivered q lecture at Odd Eel.
lows Hall Seventh street, before the Warrington
Literary and Dramatic Association. The SUBJECT
OF Mr.. Wests lecture was" Woman" l. his opel.
Ing remarks, Mr.. W. said, "thst the happy COM
miEgling OF tho seAe, In the audience reminded
him that 1t was Of woman In a Christi n Land, OF
which he was to speak" The lecturer paid a just
tribute to tho Lorclsm Of American women, their
devotion TO their country and is defenders. The
lecture was well attended and Mr.. West WAS list.
ered to with marked attention, and at the close
was greeted With applause
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

KIRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IL the Bold. vols. Cloth, price Sc.
Round the Block; an American novel Price
Si.50.
Held in Bondage, or, Granville de Nigne, b,
" OuidA." 9 vols. 4e.60.
Light on Swallowed Paths, BY T. S. Arthur. vol.
AIS.
Dickens New Chri.tmas Story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD & MOHUk,
delg Corner Eleventh street and Penn. ay.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

lHs GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-Tte
iwickes. aud safest route to the Northwest Al d
southwest. Two through traina daily, and one to
Sunday. soldiers tickets 81 Coz eminent rates 10
all the principal points IN the North and West
For tickets and further alton apply at tho e.
Ncc of the "GreAt Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, I'm.
der Eetionnl Hotel. Onioo open from .. NJ, 10
Y. t., ;ou Sundsys?t to .p. m.
&. o. MORTON,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

u We would make peace tina. V Il stick
ws must 6rst do some good stick, 6 with
tie bAyenst -LsvissiA Jas0nua.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

80 .SAO AnEO0ts
In these days when diseases of the throa,
are 70 universally prevalent, and in so nany
case. aie fatal We feel il our duty to cav .
word 10 behalf Of simple, and what has
eeen with w most effectual preventive
nota positive cure of sore throat. For
many years past, indeed We say during .
whole lie Of over forty years, w have beef,
ouc)ect 20 sore throat, and more particular.
y to dry. hacking cough, which was no,
eny Distressing to ourselves, but to our
!Fsends ana to those with whom we were
brought IN contact. Last fall we were in.
ouced TO try what virtue there was in com.
Non san: We commenced BY using il three
umes Gay, morning, noon and night. We
dissolved . large table spoon full OF common
sa!t IN about half Of small tumbler full Of
cold water; With this We rsrxled IA.
throat most thoroughly Just before meal
times The result has been that durin, m.
entire winter we were free from rho ,s,,.' !
eooyns ana colds TO which 30 far a. our mem
osy extends, We have always been subject.
~ the dry. hacking cough has entirely dis
We attribute It entirely to the
~ eafgie, and do most cordially recon.
mend 1t to those of our readers wb1 .r ami.
3sel 70 disease OF the throat.
ANY persons who have never tried the
sais s.rgie, have the impression that it i,
e"Pssasant. Such is not the case. To tha
Contrary It 10 pleasant, and after a few d,v vs.
Sss, no person who loves nice clean mouth
and n'ss rate sbarpener Of the sppetit.
VIII nee abandon il. rI=.g rr'>
q - Z - - =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

u WHEN the convalescent soldiers, in hospi.
esls at keokuk. took the law into their own
hands, and handed the Constellation (pews.
Paper)--a rebel sheet--over to the Father Of
waters Tor cleansing, one of the soldiers,
sffes the JOB was done, facetiously asked Of
q, comrsde, well, Jim, are you for the Con.
stitutioh 'ds IL ,cas.' Or the Constitution IA
Hbi," "'Asn il, my boy. hoping that
. cold bath will strengthen its Union senti.
6ents." 80; - ..-. 80.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

t,n.t captain on the Mississippi river who had
'.usht " the battle OF the Texas Revolution
I %;.a lree passage on his boat to any sol.
o'er VINO had participated in certain en-.
kaseme"t One day a man claimed free
Rasssge' asserting that he was in the battle.
ns Wa referred to the captain. I'm wha,
caPacsy did you serve ?" High private, u
sss the reply. Stranger" said the can.
..,n, give me your hand have passed
~. we tnsusand and eighty-two who were n
s snas Ient, and you arc the first private have
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

q IDS Bow NEBER SAr MUFFIN" d.v
s,,, swo aso negro met his owner, and tn,
: :, =, Wheeler, see dey git de niprers
IN 90 oelllon muss dat's foolishness s.h
% n,sgers better stay to dar homes"
We'll, what do you know about i, Tom,
all massa, dis chile doesn't 'zactl,
sper,ence nut 70 give 'labsrate view de case
but BY golly, he notice dat when ,wo doc,
'w. Surs bone, dc bone neber says muffin
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. Is.
70 TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1859.

west connect at Farley.
~ CaxsGcrIoNs.--2ta leave Earlvie on the ar.
rival Of the cars ths East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays FOR Strawberry Point, Brush Greek,
ette West Unon Decorah, and st. Paul and from Man
chester Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north.
Stages leave Cellar Falls daily for New Hartford, Ap.
ington, Island Grove. Ackley Harden City, Iowa Falls
City also, Janssvle wavsriy Syracuse Nashua, Brad
ford, 81. Charles and Minnesota.
Gx0kaE You've, SuPsrhtseAsnA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

Somebody said the other day that stick
thrown . dog in front of Washington iotel
hit FIVE Brigadier Generals !-Boston Post.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

:. ncsIsRso lS."-A joke is told bv III,
boys Of the 1l7th, in regard to the n ~ ~.
ING in" Of q darkey attached to the -sa;,m S.s
NV ..., wis ieariul ne would be deprived of bis
u"less ne was joined to the service. A
~ nu,.sFa plaster was applied to hi,
soout a foot below VIII, r. the butto !,
s on nus coat are placed, and under the beIiel
I'll soldiers were served in the sam.
mannel, ne wors it until the pain became un.
snaatra0se, when he was declared "n,ustcred
IN according to the law in such cases made
sno provided. II that darkey don't &c, hi.
xagss y EiA not BE- because he has not suf:
sersd for his country. y 60, NV ''''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

- coloS Robinson, through the New York
lr'evns, renews his rscommsnd.t;o, oc
Yea made iromthe bark of the gum tree for
tns cure q the diarIhea in . Southern III
mate. 4hs tree grows in all the Southwest
: eI "a states, upon moist land, or near stream.
sc = e two feet in diameter. The color
T tae bark is somewhat like white oak
4notv1gs and leaves are shaped like those
ct Inc maple, and all old trees bear An .hnn.
osncs OF seed bslls, three four,hs Of an inch
Is anmeesr, rough, with honycomb like
esls. open on the surface. These balls i.
tn'csy under the trees in winter ~.
Lung trees have curious appearance -
Inc tw'gs are ornamented with : sort of A.
sIe:encs like tie fakes Of dry, sponey bark
wnlch sdhsrss to the twigs edrwise. IT,
sn,1. wnen cut exude . white gum, pleas.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

= A soldier dying ola lung disease in one
Of the Washington hospitals, had blister
applied between his shoulders by 4 surgeon.
The poor fellow looked wsggishly 1t the
doctor, and grimly asked if man had to
have stamp put upon him before be could
b allowed to die. - ..r..sr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

A modest young gentleman At = Dime,
party, put the following conundrum "Why
are most people who eat turkey like babies
No reply. The modest young man b!ushed
would have backed out. hut being urged
finally gave the reason: Because they arr
fond Of the breast ~ Two middle. aged
women tainted and the remains of the young
man were carried out by the coroner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10

THs most agreeable Of all companions IL q
simple. frank man, without any high pre-.
tensions 70 an oppressive grestness--who
loves life, and understands the use of it
obliging, alike at all hours above all. of q
golden temper, and stcadfast Is an anchor
For sucha one we gladly exchange the great,
est genius: the most brilliant wit, the pro.
fou6deSt thinker. ''.' ''''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-10
EMP IOYMENT,
63S Broadway, New York.
~ tDr&nch ONCE, lO9 Lake street.
ChfeADn- III

The Undersigned has for several years past bsea
gagged In business, which has yielded him the rate
Of three Thousand dollars per apnum and Il now willing
to teach 70 others The business is -f highly useful
and general character adapted both to cities and Villages
and that any person Of ordinary capacity young or
old male or male can acquire with few hours practice
and by which they can produce a handsome income -
Several yoeuc ladies who have from
both In New ior State and earn.
ing upwards Of $5 per week by IT, ard no reason
why any one else cannot do the same Invalids even
can do well by it, as it IS peddlng affair." but bust
ness that is perfectly respectable Gentlemen and Ia
dies Of leisure who would like to learn the busness for
their own amusement pleasure will And the practice
pleasant pastime, and that they will take great
int"rss. in. On receipt Of n, will printed in-
sructions hy which any person readily acquire the
at and these instructions will also contan ery par
ticuar relative to the carrying il that i, vii: b..
highly profitable The purchaser ofsh~ printed nstrue
tons will also be authorized to teach it TO others and
have SOM limos received high $500 for teaching il
personally to single individual. would state further
that - 80 or % will buy everything at necessary to
commence business with and The arclss can he GOV al.
most anywhere. in city or country, II preferred csa
furnish them. Address, ALvORH 7. PARSONS No. 86
LlOERTy ST., New YORK.