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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13
NArol sss, Henry Co., Ohio. July. {. ,sss

III rFi1 NAroLs Sen, Henry Co., Ohio, July. {, less.
Dr.. Q. ". lRoDAcE.-Dsdr Sir :-Bor the beneGt o.
suffering humanity, permit to through the
columns Of your Circular the surprsng properties
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. which
10 sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint We
have several psnons In town. who have been suffering
Liver complaint and Indigestion notwi shssandin
that have good physicians b found In North
ern Ohio. yet the disease baed their skill Consequent
" We were In state Of dependency, until eommsne.
cd using your pills, through and by the advice Of
friend Mr. Brennan. We used the medicine abcoiding to
directions, and full Of life and harty aud our
gratitude Is equal 10 our Improvement in health and
spirits. When take into consideration what We have
been and what sre ct present. feel like charging
ourselves Of the sin Of inGratude We did not try 70
announce y the public The great besets your Med
cine, Therefore recommend the public At large.
she sxpedency Of having TO your Medicine and
in duty bound, discharge what ve fss,
to BE- our duty. In advising persons who are ss6e.g
have suffered TO make Of the only true and sure
cure Tor shs diseases already nsntisned.
tEE EE va sE q - Mss 0vrB.
81" MaD. BaUHlAH
gzss d. 4. -e--r ..r.s. ...-. MIee usASex
Ss<A ?. = G g. BPsihAs.
See Advertisement. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Rebellion Record. We have just received
part 25th Of this valuable publication, being
the hrst number Of the 9th volume. This
publication should be in every family, in ev.
cry public and private library. It Is a rec.
ognizcd institution" and standard author
ity, and contains an unsurpassed collection
Of material. It is illustrated with portraits,
maps and plans, and the steel-piatc portraits
Of our leading men are alone worth more than
the cost Of the publication, We would sug-
gsst to the officers Of the Horticultural Soci.
ETY., who, We believe. are ABBOTT to make i'd.
diticns to the library Of the Society, that they
could not do better than to include this work
in their list, for it is publication that will
never loose its value, and will become more
and more valuable as time rolls en-. See ad-
vertisement Of this work in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Fatal AScilsnt.-L Sabbath . little
child sged about three years, daughter Of
Mrs.. VIZ. Moons, caught her clothes on 6rs
frsm the stove, in the absence ef her moth
or from the room, and before assistance ar.
rived was 20 terribly burned that she died
the next day. The father OF the child is .
soldier in the regular army. -r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Commercial. this department may be
found statement Of the shipments Of this
place for tho month Of January. No other
month will compare with it in the amount
OF business done. During the month there
were forwarded by railroad l.690, 9l0 rs
.drsssed pork while during the year ending
January LIST, our shipments Of this article
amounted to only 800. cos, showing that
.durisg tins whole year We shipped only 10.
500 b, mere than during the one month.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

TO NERVOUS sUYrERERs or BOTH SRxgS-A
reverend ssnteman having been restored 10 health II
few days. after undergoing eli the usual routine and r..
regular sxpendvs modes Of treatment Without success
considers his sacred duty TO communicate bic sictsA
fellow creatures the u Hence the sesps
Of an addressed envelope he will send es) copy Of he
prescription used. Direct 10 Dr. Jonu ~ DAesALL ~
Fulton Street. brooklyn. New York. fsb
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

FSstirnl To nigAt.-Be sure and 20 to the
Festival tonight. The arrangements are oil
perfected and tp-top time may certainly Be
expected. With tablcaux, vocal and instrn
mental music, oysters. grab.sss, post-oGice
and promiscueus hilarity, eacl, viii End
something to crafty his particular taste
All the proceeds are to be devoted to santa
~ purposes for our Iowa soldiers, aud that
should be sufficient to crowd the hail to
OVERLOOKING.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Tanning Nills.--In another column NJ
w. n. Sr,cKsEr informs the people that hs i.
now manufacturing, in this place, very su-
Perior Tanning Mill, and he requests that ali
parties wishing to purchase . machine will
examine his mill, and he !eela confident that
he can make It fnr The interest Of those who
wish good mill At . reasonable price, to
purchase Of him. His manufacture 10 high.
" commended, and we certainly hope that
Mr.. SrIckssY will meet with that generous
patronage his enterprise deserves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

We probably should have .plAssd The Agurss
somewhat higher, still We viii hsld ourselves
in readiness 10 comply wish tie abSvs psop.
osition. should the Board see Ri. to accept Il.
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COM MERCIAL.

:" =
GAzErTE OFFICE,
%TH#a srsnf .r.-- YaipAy, BkB. 18th. I
WHEAT.-xarket easier, and prices it,
tie lower than last week, which Is the result
Of . decline in gold. Prices range from 30
@$l.oo. One milling lot sold ~ $l,Os.
PORK.-Little in tho market, selling At
$3,50@$4,l0. .a I'd r ,.l,1.a
OATS.-Harket perfectly wild. prices
ranging from SO@55c. This il owing to the
arrival Of parties that wanted al and more
too. We quote healthy market 1t ss@ss.
BARLEY Demand good. Prices range
from soc to 100. p " .,s .'-@s
CORN.-20@25c, and scarce. #" ..I' p
We herewith give statement Of the ship.
ments BY railroad for the month Of January,
G,pnsc hod ~, VI, d.. r. D.:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

ksvsnxs Stamps.--As may be seen BY ~.
ferring to their advertisement. Nesxrs. Towx-
suxD L KNAPP have on hand Internal Reve-
nue. Stamps for sale in sums to suit purchas-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Agricultwral-Thc lack OF original matter
in our agricultural department this week is
because Of the illness Of Mr.. xsLsxDr, who
10 suffering with on attack Of the quinsy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Public Nership. Rev. J. GuEsxssy, Of
Dubuque, win occupy the Congregational
Pulpit on Sabbath next, at l0} A. n. and ~
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NJ a n RrEb -.

In Chicago, February lot. Mr.. .. aRIshA1, 4 cslas
Sslls, and Miss KuGENlE IsRAEL, Of shs former plAes
GsIsnAs the prscs Il gsod fsows and deserves -
much wsdded bliss - - possibly saAars The green
end bride have our best wishes for isns happy sad
pfosperous life. 20 .'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Rar1oreus. THAT indi, ilual who teok of
that barber.sign on Friday night last, will
'oblige the owner very much by bringing il
back.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Waterloo ITEMS. From the Courier we
lear" that the Waterloo mills have passed
inta tho hands Of J., n. KIDD, Of Dubuque.
IT. >. LEoNAHD has contract for carry.
ing the mail between that place and Eldora.
Some unprincipled miscreant has been
counterfeiting J. II. LEvIrr's checks. In the
spurious the words Good For are . great
ds,l larger than on the genuine. Last
Sunday night Miss CHAnsxsLAIx stepped
Oh 2 eulvsrt bridge, falling distaacs Of ten
test on pile of stones, injuring herself con-
sidesably, but Is reccvering.-It has been
reported that there was an actual case sl
small pox in East Waterloo, bat the Cosr;sr
says 4 turned out to be nothing but the
chicken pox.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Aueti>a.--There will be sold 1t public ven
due, at the Cheap Cash Store" Of JAS.
NANCY, an excellent assortment Of dry goods.
hats and eaps, boots and shoes, yankee no.
tiona, etc. Sale commencing next Tuesday
at3s. \. Evening sale At o'clock, to be
continued from day to day until oil the goods
ass'sold. Private sale 10 the forenoon Of each
day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

= Soldiers Aid Sscietv.-The members oil
this Society had pleasant meeting on Tues.
day evening last at Mrs. p CRossv's. Ar.
rangenents for the Festival Of Friday even
ing were concluded, and the work of the So.
ciety progressed as usua:. The ladies have
nearly completed their part Of this grand ef:
fort Of the season to aid the Sanitary Com
mission. and they confidently trust that. a.
oil are interested in the object. none will b
found absent on Fridsy::evening. The Sscie.
~ will meet on Tuesday evening next at the
residence Of Gales MAY. Esq.
4. MATHEWS, Secy.
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TAX PAYER

Rsmarls.-Our friends questions are per.
tinept but we cannot answer them. The
cost Of publishing the proceedings Of tho
three regular sessions, in both papers, would
not exceed $40 PER year, ct the highest e.
innate. At any rate We bold ourselves in
readiness 70 publish them at $3.50 year,
and We presume the 00setfe will do likewise.
This sum would neither make US rich nor
the County poor. But it 10 lamcntable
TACT that our State and County legislatures
have always shown . disposition to break
down the press by Withholding that patron.
age to which it il entitled. "Tax Payer"
hitsthe nail squarely on the head when he
asserts that printers work hard ior . living.
They uenaly work. from ten 70 fifteen hours
Ay. and il there Is such day as Sunday
but fsw are able to make an honest living
without frequently bending IL. We have
now given the public the cost Tor publishing
The proceedings, and We leave it to sensible
persons whether it is not cheaper for the
county TO havs them published at once than
to !" lsgislats" few hours on the subject Il
esch session.
The above We find in tho last issue Of the
Courier. In many Of the counties there il
appropriated from $500 to $500 for the pub
lication q The proceedings -and this where
there Is Only one press in the County. We
think MIST friend HAsrHAx's bid is full as
low - could b rsasonably expected, and Mo-
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DIE =.

January 4th ~ Aiken's Bend, Of typhoid fever, wM
BOYD member 81 the Tirss lowe Battery and fsrn~ly
resident Of Janesyille. Iswa.
o. the 10th isss, Of lang fever h Onion Tevnship,
Black Hawk County, wM. KEfTERMAk, aged d years.
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loeAl Bl1AaTMEnI.

For Esk.-Gteat bargains are offered in
Horses, Wagons and Harnesses BY HArcH 4
ALLEN. See advertisement.
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Nnutes of the Last ksctino sf tie Relic

kinutes Of the Last Netting # tie Rsliy
Society. Friday evening, Feb. e.-Ths Pres
idsnt being absent the meeting Was called to
order BY the Vice-Presidsnt, Mr.. Fox. In
the absence Of the Secretary, E. II. Wilcox
was appointed Secretary pro tom. On mo.
ton the reading Of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with. Moved and
carried that the committee on bylaws have
further time. Mr.. WArERsURY made re-.
port on aid furnished destitute families Of
soldiers. On motion committee of three
was appointed to audit the accounts, Messrs.
A. J. GRAVES, E. w. BABcocx and Z. STREE.
rER were appointed said committee. On mo-
ton Aessrs. Hrsr, Wilcox and Fox we're
added TO the committee to solicit members.
Moved and car, led that three more be added
to the committee on procuring wood, VIZ. p.
OvERxAS, A. j. GRAVES and WV. McCoY
were added to the committee. Moved and
carried that Tuesday next be tho day for a
general turnout Of our, citizens to procure
and distribute wood to destitute families.
On motion the Society adjourned.
Z. n. WILCOX, Srcy pro tenn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

What the Soldier, Think.-Fm the pur-
pose Of giving publicity to the opinion Of our
soldiers in regard to the recent. action of the
County Board Of Supervisors towards the
families Of volunteers, We publish the follow.
ing letter. II the members who urged the
act through are aspiring politicians. they had
better hurry up aud secure their "loaves and
fishes" before the hoys get home. for We arc
certain that their chances for foddcrng at
the public crib will be very snail after thu
return of our soldiers:
ana, HoRr PLLow, TENN, Feb. I, 1868
Editor Cedar Falls Gasstte- Dear Sir 81
have just read an article from your paper on
the County bounty and the soldiers" Tn
behalf Of company G, 32nd Regiment Iowa
Volunteers, wish to thank you for it. Per
sonally have no pecuni.ry interest in Their
actions, but in behalf of those who have fam
lies and who are silently Drawing every dan
ger for their friends and their country, !
would doubly thank you for your kindly
rcmsmbra. ces. am yet to learn that
Black Hawk County boys will ask their wives
to record their poverty. Accept my best
wishes Tor your p prosperity.
Yours truly -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Information Wanted Editor Waterloo
Courier: Can you tell Why the doings Of the
Board Of Supervisors of Black Hawk County
arr not published! In other counties in
this State their doings are published, and
should think that il there Was any legislation
in which the people Of this County are inter.
estcd, It is the ocetdings of the Board of
Supervisors. Now, il it is because Of the tri-
fling sum it would cost to have them pub.
lishe'i, it looks like . penny wise and pound
foolish objection. Or is it because they love
darkness rather than light? Are their deeds
esH? For enc, should be glad to pay my
portion Of the tax to have the proceedings
Published in both Of our county papers. Il
70 very singular that when any retrcnchmel,t
IL TO be made, the printer is always foremost
TO feel the benefit 81 such retrenchmcnt.-
Why 10 this! believe that printers work
a. hard as any class Of men in existenee.-
They are entitled to all the patronage the
county can justly give them. Now, il the
tax payers ofthis county would like to know
what our !" Honorable Board Of SUPERVISOR
are doing, let them call for the publication of
their proceedings. IL not, let the conclusion
OF every session OF the Board be to dig .
grave and bury al their acts in oblivion
Obey oil thexe acts without knowing what
they are, and pay for them without muir
mus.
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Willow Cuttings.

See Advertisement
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP hoREmo srAA-At Meeting Of the psssen-
gers Of the steamship Morning Star held aboard July
s. her voyage from New Orleans 70 New York, Hon.
r. X. Howell OF New 0reans, WAS appointed chairman
and Lieut. g. Hlb secretary. IN motion committee
was appointed consisting OF Major ". W. sherman Hon.
whitaker and samuel Hotaling, Esq, to draft suit
able expression OF the sentiments Of the meeting
The committee reported the following, which unAp
imously adopted;-The undersigned passengers the
trip New Orleans to New York. desiring TO show
appreciation Of the enjoyment we have experienced
through the master and officers Of tins beautiful steam
ship would say that the entire voyage has Of
unaloyed satisfaction and PLEASURE the weather through
oui bas been serene the attention and kindness Of Capt
Perkins, first officer Chlds second 0cer yers and Pur
Dennsen have been constant and unremttng the
comfort OF those dependent their and good Offices
nor could there be found attentive obiging A.
PENDANTS in the various departments OF the ship Har
mony and good feeling have prevailed among the passen
gers IL has seemed rather pleasure excursion than
serious voyage over the painless ocean, ship thus
managed must ever attract passengers To the master
and his employees would extend our best fishes for
their success health and happiness and at the
our hearty thanks. In behalf Of the passengers.
X. r. HOWELL, Chairman
A. G. HIIS, Secretary.
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Arrivals and Departures.


NEW 0RLEAEs-steamship Morning star-J H Caldwell
ana servant. rioson lady and .srvsn. Me- nows Nfs
Abrams and lady EsnS.ras and isdy Leu! Hiil..
sn and esa Mrs M s
p william Ts.Is TsI. L,ss, TTssn,sSa
ma lady Miss sister pr Eame' and l.ey
nssy
sa nd s
sSy ind id1s Mas
and servant B,sbse and lady, Mis-. Ra,hDone and
.sS -
. = Ssrrs,.:or. nBsr5on, VIE and Two children
s sns sT 6sS al. nsf% III:
a .o M.n ana son. res:Es
4; :s!.%: 8: x: ::.;.. A.:s
S.S GnR msnsoe1 BpTp: So TsH HS n
ssys. H1a%sssa a a.:.s a1. Lieut.
sssssss aS-ia.
yanis Mrs Robbins Mrs. Mathews Joseph SNOW Trn-
;G .Ha :ss
z and sd1en cS.ion
r. y siss IT, 's
DErARruREs.
ossas fsf Es.s SBs Norm
Louis Clapin Godfrey Pchee, Joseph Pichee, Francis
Duolos Beanger Dominic Brsette. Alexander Cou
ssre, Martin Pnt5ys William Pillar g Nor,hr,dse WI
berlin Anson. Edward Girard Thomas Davis John
white Charles Caeys James Meyer, Frederic Fisher. Jas
ridmsn. Robert White, John Morrison 0uisnmc De Cas-
John Madgan. Patrick Nadgan Michael Madigan Michael
0hanahan Eugene Charon Narcssus de Il Roche Thomas
fitzgerald, Joseph Lambert Samuel Collins, Mcveigh,
George Cassidy Hugh Cassidy. Jehn Hogan.
NEW oRLEASs-steamship Creole-H II Fuller MELON
AID Miss Newman. Borzine, Charles Long Is Scofeid,
Mr. Audbert, @ b Bouke. Amy Huntington.
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TYUpsoN RIVER RAILRoAD-TRATSs roR Al
Ill hany, Troy, the North and West leave Chambers
81 and 10 A ~, and Is ana ~ ~ r. and sun.
Sx2 y. NJ. from Thirteth street Tickets b.
rrpsured Of tho Offices OF WEsTCOT1s EXPRESS
In YORK and Brooklyn ami bzgxagr checked the
house all points 90 the road aud 10 Saratoga springs
ANEW YORK, IiARI.EN AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Trains viii leave Twenty SIXTH street depot Tor ADsny.
Ioso ~, Stopping AT wVhsmsbriige White Plains, BED.
ford CrotVn PALS and stations north 20 Albany
with Central and Northern Railroad Tor ssratoga ana at
,ofuta north and vest rot Crotcu fss sisA. N. FOR
white Plains 3. Is 10 A ~. ~ 4p and u n, and rs
M from White t~pot ror willlsmsbriige. sia 10
A. NJ. 3o.sl0 0, Gl5Pk. Crcson Fans. White Plains
Plans sP ~ stopping a, whie Plains and s,stons north
a. Dover Re,,frning ssve Albany eio arrival ~
Northern aud Western rains ypping at Al stations from
es,han N Cruton Falls also Httofd White Plains and
Williams bridge Dover Plans 20 A, ". stopping A. al
stations north OF and at white Pains Caior fas n
Whie Plains 8 10 Z. MA ~. ti5P M willismsbridgr
63oA. W Crotch Fails. white Plans and Whllamrbrldge
trains all stations sunday excursion rrinr ~ half
fare ror Cruton Pals sl5 A. NJ s'oIprg a. az stations
u yovkvtle for Nilian-orase W " ~ a. W. and
~ y. ~ stopping at oil statcus for Nhi.r PAns 81 ~
A n. wnnamsbriige ~ In25A ~. liH $40 So
ps white Plains and wilnsmsbrdEe trsns stop " ~
ssa,ions mr.an Pail: M stopping a. al stations north
o' .'' JOHN BURcHiLI. ssDsrinteneept
Anew YORK AND FLUSHING RAILRoAD.--LEAyEs
1,vy ats rs an.zts tsnd 80
Leaves Fiushnr ats !, .. N. 1. = No s. and 70.
u Bon Tussa.{ 40 Ff,ssys sgseisl nisni ira n
~ ANIL
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WuxsEAs. WE HAVE nxARD or rnE L,xKsra

CAPTAIN JOHN q. LYNCH
81 th~ "a New fors Volunteers ~he brayeiy performing
hs tuty "a bis country In ae ranss o. o. the
tomsc on SUNDAY Nay ihA Therefore,.
Rss.s~t, Thai " siew the feath " captain John e
Lvreh With profound and vita the scryp~
sngsinx M sswe td 70 ~ good and hon0rAb etaksv
frtsn1. ami q brave @otdier.
I'D Thsi 10 Leah TIE country has lost q, x.sn,
auA ;arso.- vTeer. tf@ eommsnty us~fd sna vsgesi
R.sov.i That ,enisr heartfelt syrnpatsk. "a "A.
81 mother ana frsnfs Tho oorssion " xr~s,
"a n ts~if sce~t@a
famly "a. pusstet 10 fhe rsw r1rs H.rsa
Af0ptet ~ the posfd ~ rchoo OTrNrs Ia Tevvfh
wasa Nee Vera. MAJ ~ 80
DAsE HsAly. ss0snsy
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NEW YORK STATE sosryry % THE cfscrsSsrI
~ General Order New iorx, July o. l<sgThs 10
will AZ he 0Uy Hall on Saturday, Jnly q a. AZ
Ne sof Other s,ei~ss Of The Caenn.i Who ina
Be " the lily are invited 70 ~ pesent and nnic With
nelehra ng the snuvrrnry " our Naensi fnf~p~r3ehce
The Standing .omn'wse vi hold special meeting On IN
~ Jon clock A. NJ Nv order
lM HAhtLTON rfsH, Presla@nI
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LOAN OFFICES.

4 ARoS ApoLPnUs. 40 PEARL AND 81 NEW
"a Chambers reefs licensed by government loans money
10 any personal properly, Gold aud Silver
Watches Diamonds set and unset Dry Goods &c Articles
e redeemed any time With year
At III GRAND STREET Two DOORS WEST OF
"A Brosdway.-honey advanced on Watches. J.welry
Plate Dry Coos and Personal Property Of every descp
ton J. A. JACKSON Broker and Commission Merchant
OGce hours from A. NJ. until "a y n
At T-MONEY LOANED ON DTAMokDs. WATCHES.
IA feweiry. pianos, hors-s wagons. &C ~ b-PAwnbro
Ecrs wanted viii pay rs cent more ihnn .ry
per for tickets diamonds watches A at II Blocker
street up staira
TrRIpENBERo's EAGLE LOAN OFFICE. REMOVED
New Canal street. the Bowery adv Ance. Les
rally Diamonds Watches yewelry Sewing haehines 81
ware, Guns. Pistols, Furs, wearing AWAfel &C
Charxcs moderaE Business confidential. Open dsts
r DAN oFrrCE-Ar eos BROADWAY. CORNER o.
IL Houston street Money hberauy advanced on Dia.
ssonds Watches Jewelry silver plate fisnos segarr a.
r. B-Pswnbrsksrs tickets wanted vii pay more than
any In the for tickets for Diamonds Watches
yswelry silver Plate Sc oo Broadway up stairs room
DAwSBRoKERs' TICKETS wANTHD-AT ip HESTER
III street, one door east Of tie nowery i ~il bay the
best price for tickets Of Diamonds Watches Jeweiry Guns,
hs Dry Goods and Clothiag lot of overcosts wanted
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NEWSPAPERS.

CUNDAY TIMES AND NOAH's WEEKLY MESSENGER.
~ FOR JULY B,
VIII be issued At the regular time on
SUNDAY MORNING.
and contain tbesces the
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM THE
VARIOUS BATTLE FIELDS.
DOINGs ON THE FOURTH
this cy vicinity For sale nj ali the News Depots
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IT roc WANT TO KNOW HOW HAPPY MARRIAGES
be contracted without experimenting read Medical
Common sense good book for every Contsnt tables
free at the principal depots throughout the
try, nj Warmers No N-s.y street Of the author DR.
q. FOorE, Ils0 Broadway New York.
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A srH0osER rscHr roe Hstf-os Ay,Cr ~
"A t9ns s~s ye.~l $50 yorx gt - a.4r.
assgtsi - Ssh "a vfs.@ tea ~ u ts Nrs i@tst
AgPy - MIDDLETON ARNOLD. - psl.fts.
L'Os sALg-s HAsDSosE car MsgED Rskr n
IT feet onx. ~sH bait rers-t 9ftFf suf rr.aAmF
80 .,.'y'liss sssgsss fs rsnA ., .tafss, " ss