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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

NOTHING that is not wholesome genial and restorative
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS. This popular preparation.
contains 10 mineral o! any kind deadly botanical ee.
meut fiery eNcitaut; but il is combination Of the
extracts Of basamic herbs plants with the Pun
est and mldest of ali dliusive stimuiants.
II is well 20 be forearmed against disease and so far
as the human system br protected ny human means
against maladies engendered ny unwhoesome anos.
pierre impure water and other external causes HOS
LETTERS BITTERS may be relied on safeguard
In districts infested with Fsser ,, Aaue IT has been
found lGiaibie as preventative and irresistible
remedy and thousands who resort to it under apprehpn
sion Of attack escape the scoarge and thousands who
nsgeet to avail OF its protective qualities in
Vicious medicine. Fever and Ague patients after being
piled with qnine for months in vain until fairly sa.ura
ted withfhat dangerous kalod, are not unfrequenty
restored to health within fey; days by the use Of HOS
LETTERS BITTERS.
te restored by this agreeable Tonic hence it
wonders In of DisPEPsIA aud IN less confirmed
forms of INDIGESTION. Acting gentle and painless
apperen as well as upon the rer 1t also invariably
eyes the CONSTIPATION spernduced by irregular action
Of the digestive and secretiye organs.
harness Of 81 iits and ftS Of Eanguor find prompt
and permanent relief frou The Btters The testimony
on this point is most conclusive and from both
The agony of BrrLrous Gollc is Immediately assuaged
by single dose Of the Stinuant and by occasionally
sorting 70 it, the return OF the complaint may be pre-
vented.
Asa General Tonic, H0sTETTEE'S BITTERS pro-
duce effects which must be experienced witnessed be
fore they be fully appreciated. In Of ConStj
ti09laE BtkReSs, Prea.a are Decay, aud Debility and
Decepitue arising from OH Age il exercises the cleo
riG Influence In the eonHalcsceut stages of all diseases
it operates delightful nyigorant. When the power:
Of nature relaxed, it operates to reencrce and
establish them.
Last, but not least, II s The Only SAFE .S8,laas,
being manufactured from sound and nnoegous materials
and entirely free from tie acid elements present
less in all The ordinary toncs and stomachcs OF the
day.
No family medicine has been universally, and may
portion Of the community as HosTETTER'S BiTTEHS,
Prepared by HoSTETTEI SMITH, Pttsburg Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Groeers, and ,rescersrs sv
evv~he-s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

hADW "A . READY RELIEF
Proves its superiority 20 all other Medicines at orcs
... ITS FIR L INDICATION
Is 70 relieve the sufferer of P.iIN, no matter from
what cause it may originate or whcro it may be seated
II in the Head, Face, or Throat
Ifin the Back, Spine. or ShoalIer
Fin the Arms, Breast, or SIDE
lin the Joints, Limbs, or Muscles.
If in the Nerves Teeth, or Ears
Or in any other part Of the body its application t. tho
part parts where the pain exists will afford nincdi-
ate relief
II SEIZED WITH PAIN
in the Stomach Bowels, or Kidneys;
In the Bladder, Spleen, or Liver;
In the Teeth, Ears, or Throat;
In tho Brain or Nervous System
One tcaspoonfui of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
10 q wincglass Of water will, In a few minutes re-
store the patient TO ease and comfort.
If lame, Cripple or l.cl-rldcn;
lfpllsc |. SC ldet, or burned
II Bruised, Wounded, or Cut;
II Strained, Injured, or Disabled;
II Srn stroSc, or seized with Fits.
ii Weak IN Tie Spine or Back
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
The Best in the World


Tie great quantity of worthless sewiss Machines that
those without character from the fact that thew were sold
at low price, is surprising and in view Of This state OF
thugs, we have made It long, nntng s:udy to produce
machine that could in way be cIassed among then
aud finally to lead the van Of first class Sewing Machine
show That we have accomplished our object;
fst-Sou,e Of the valuable features of this machine Or,
all others are lis reversible fed, feeding either to III,
right left; its perfect reliability skipping sc'
es; aud the making OF four different stitches for the yar
oIs kinds Of wora the operator may wish 10 do.
2d-it Is lin ,st ii1seiess-rnns very fast, and tn
change Of the feed is made whilst the machine is in
ton.
3D. makes the lock stitch which has been considered
heretofore BY almost universal verdict the only
liable made. We add to that the double lock- which
makes Il douby sure the haf and uli Knot stitches he
ing perfect Knot to every stitch, wlclts d,ra NJ
than he made by any other machine by hand, and
in nil leaving the stitches both sides of the
alike.
TIE FEED MAY GT REVERSED AT ANY POINT
HDSIRED WITHOUT STOPPING THE MACHINE.
Changes for the Naious stitches may be made While thu
machine IS in motiop
IT. Stitches are the wonder 10 all,
The BEAUTY Of it is unsurpassed.
No Other covers 50 large a rauge of work.
Sews Il ht and heavy fIHrjcs with equal facility
The worn will feed eitGg? to tie right or ieit.
Run quietly, scws rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sewing thick seams
Needle readily adjusted Chanin rrv other machine
Tutors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family should have a " Florence"
It's motians are all positive.
viii last q lifetime.
No springs to get out Of order.
l. H0tO"gh!y practical.
The he,n5sCr the most practical in use.
Turns VI lie and narrow hcms and will fen beautifully
1t bTgias neatly and handsomely without the slightest
alteration. .-.. In
The inexperienced find no difficulty in using it,
Oils dresses. ali its machinery being on the top Of
the table.
Every machine warranted.
1t will subsaTtiatc all we claim for t.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
20 Box 21C2, Chicago Ill.
GENERAL WESTERN OFFICE
loi Lake e., Chicago
e. Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take more BgLsal2s, NsrcNr5 or rtRrzusaHt
NoaiciaeS for unpleasant ard danGerDlS Diseases.
IlELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED
.. RESI- WASH CURES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
AtkEfl'S &c.
KNITTING WACEINT.

~ II IL the most useful and desirable ar
MI tic!e ever Invented for n woman TO earn
I'm money with: il will give her amost agree
~MW able employment by which she can make
x.sS,lE s4r. great profits. ... ~. -
r. 49, 1t cen I've made, in the hands re- n wo.
sssss,s.-yss man. to with eese and comfort $40
VI tsSts,s-- TO $50 per week. An old lady too old
kj 81 to do anything else. earn money
n al right aoos by its use.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

THOUSANDS CP0N THOUSANDS VINO HAVE BEEN THE VIC
TINS OF QcACKs. and who have paid he0rg fesS to b
cured In short time have found they deceived an
:hat the "PHiSON has, by the Of POWERFUL A.
TRTYCESTs been dried up in the system, break out
aggravated form, and pe'9taps GJt,r Muriage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

WHEN Sled WITH
CHOLERA, or Dia.rhCca, or Flax
Dyscrtcry, Cramps, and Spasns
Bilious CbOiic, or Gastriis;
Scarlet, Typhoid, Or ether Fevers;
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds
IL -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
FGTTALES-Erc11 iLEs. =.

In mcRy affections gecal'gr to Females Che EyrRAc,
BcCEU Is uneqialcd by any other remedy ia ChoroTs
or Retention, ITe@uarty, Painuluess, Suppression Of
Customary Fluctuations, liberated Scrrhoas state
the Uterus, Leuchogrhna Whites stcriy and for nj
complaints incident 10 the SEX whether arising from in
discretion Habits of Dissipation, or in the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be applied To the pa I or parts afflicted. II in
SANITY relieves the patient from pain. and quickly
heals soohcs and Strengthens the disabled faTts Ia
all cases OF Bites of Rabbi DO s. hartilnI Stngs IF Poi
RELIEF - The woun4 viii prevent !ll Iunat!on and
ur1r Go ton,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
SECRET DISEASES

In all their Stages At little EXPENSE
Little change in Diet. No Inconvenience
and no E.rDos,ire
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
l,en..acife. Sick EEaa,Incs:e. Eo.,i Stomach,

From Dr. E,iscQrd Boytl, Baltimore.
DEAR BRO. AYEg: ! cannot answer Won iri,t!
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to suy al dat err tTcGt ,rih pgtrgGtirp Bedi-
ciRc. place great dependence or that eliccfuai
a.'mTtc my daily contest with disease, and Le-
iCrirE. rs do that your iiiIs afford lis the best We
ave, 4 OF course value tl.ein highly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

Washington, l.. { d. 1th Feb. 1856.
Sir: have used your Ills iu my general GGd
hospital practice ever since YOU made them. aud
Cannot hesitate 10 say they are the test cathGrtie
we employ. Their regulating action OH HE liver IS
quick and decided. consequently they aye IN ad-
M.;aJ.e remedy for arrangements OF that C"e8n.
ILCCed, lave seldom found II case of bilious dis.
ease so obstinate that il did not reaGifY Weld to
them. Eraterual!y you're, ALoNZp FALL VI. ID
pEHStciitn N thn lLIr;tr EfnauIt,.I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

From Dr.. Ihc2dore Bel, Of Nefr Y0ik Ciiy.
Not only are yoar Hills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose US an arerient, but lind their beneficial
effects upon tie Liver very marked indeed. They
rave IN my practice proved more cfectns! for the
cure of b!}ioGS complaints than any remedy |
can mention. sincerely rejoice that we Rave at
length purgatYe which is worthy he ideuce of
the profession and the prgplc
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
no. 81 Vesey S.~est. New York,
INPRATED DTPLTy " FILL gTBy rT,ays

lAPEaskD DUPLEX II FULL Rtbf cT,gys.
I frs. cn9s Hunting Tiue-Pace Of silver material,
over which Is electro hne plated x K. gold most duraby
wrought making the imitation 50 suess that il cannot
be detected from the solid material by the most expert
enced judge; acids will not affect it, London mazda
movement. Improved BUpicx. in full ruby
action has sweep seconds and Is he eXceii-d in
general appearance This ~ decidsg ON. Of the Be.f
Gifdces ever offered for tefS and .l1~caia;o.s I'm
G'iee& enigrants ana pe'&6as ure'ing sill find them
superior to any other; "It, ration of climate will not
ah"' their accuracy. Price, packed IL good shape and
Eooa running order, only $50, or case o; for 500
Silver Double Tine Hunting Levers,
Rest quality silver Cases. over wl!ch cleo.
tro- fine plated Is K gold, similar Ia1yore1 Dr.
bS'r aud superior adjusted loy cments with Stop" to
De use IN TIMING horses, etc Las four {,deres
Washington aud Greenwich time sweep second and all
improvements. All in all, taking its Jetpt'ui and fas
less "}e1iHbe and its superior Increment into consid
Grafton. regard it deci eiy the cheapes. article Of
the kind in the market. Price ia good running order
$50, Of Ter $209.
e. We ask pay in advance but will forward Ell.
tier a, them to responsible parties. TO part the
loyal States, with bill express sna when the
animation and II no: satisfactory, the watch be
turned at our expense.
The express Companies refuse making collections on
quently all such orders must he acccaIoatef 5y tic
trtsA 10 irsuL" attention We make deduction o. two
dollars on either watch when the nen; Is forwarded in
4 advance.
N JLey may be sent by express az cur
TiIOS. CAFFEETY L Co. -
% and rs Broad ST., opposite City Bank.
Providence r. T.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
Stomach, Liver&Bowels

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache, Gener.
Debility, Nervousness Depression of Spirits COnst.
patton, Cole, Intermittent Feyers, Cramps and
Spasms, and all Complaints Of either Sex
arising from Bodily Weakness whether
inherent in the system or produced
b. special causes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

lIITSDURG Pa. MAY J. 1856
Dr. J. G. AVER SIR l have bee., repeatedly
cured of the worst hsndache an, body can haN by
!Cse or two OF your Pills. 1t seems To arise from
.oul stomach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W TRERLE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.

IT knts the material for pair OF Stockings in four
minutes. In day woman make and G,lish com.
p!ste fol market roa one dozen TO two dozen pairs
with Knitting Needles eycet In ibis: tbak the marn
iakes hriner and moreaurahle than the needles can
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05

From Dr.. j. o. Green, Of Chtcago. ..
Your Pills have had long trini in my practice.
and bold them in esteem - OF the best aDeri-
ents have ever found Their Alternative effect upon
The liver makes them an excellent remedy, " hen
given in small doses for diiDHs drseac.y cid dar-
rfGn, Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
ccptable aud con. enient fox the OF won.cn and
children.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

Such document affords no scope for
particular comment. 1t is beneath it. 1t
is idle to confute what nobody will re-
member; and as for commentator, even
the Republican organs will be at a loss
where to bestow it. Mr.. Lincoln holds out
no hope of peace; he has nothing more
original to say on this Interesting subject
than to reiterate and expand his Niagara
manifesto. In a curious financial recon-
mendation he deviates for once into origi-
nality but it is an originality which is
painfully suggestive of a low tone of moral
feeling. We must indeed concede to Mr.
Lincoln the possession of perfectly
balanced character his conscience is
worthy of his intellect, and his sense of
decorum worthy of both. He eravely
recommends that our government shall
raise money from our citizens by corrupt
ing their sense Of pecuniary honor! He
wants Congress TO pass an act to protect
the purchasers Of government bonds from
paying thoir honest debts! He gravely
recommends that this species of property
shall be placed beyond the reach not only
Of taxation bat of creditors. This, from
the President of the United States, is a
creditable proposal! But when foreign
nations, who never hit upon this refine
ment, shall see our government suggesting
TO our citizens a safe method of evading |
their private obligations, will they not be !
apt to infer that where such morality pre-
walls, it will be an easy step to public re-
pudration Private and public debts
stand Oh TIE same ground of moral obli-
CATION, but the average conscience of men
is commonly supposed to be the weaker
in relation to public engagements. 1t is
spectacle as astounding as it is melancholy
to see the chief magistrate of a great
nation asking Congress to enable citizens
to cheat their creditors ont of their honest
dues
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

legible. Lord Minto's was firm, good
hand. Lord Hastings and Lord Armherst
each wrote a somewhat picturesque hand.
yet every letter of both was a clear as
print Lord Auckland's hand was singu-
larly round and legible. Lord Ellen
borough's was too lady-Eke and finical to
be very distinct; but his successor, Lord
Dalhousie, wrote and admirable model
hand, and Lord Canning's was also an
example of good penmanship. Every
one remembers how plain and distinct
were the notes beginning "F. II. the
Duke of Wellington presents his compli-
ments," although every one may not be
aware that many Of the communications
so highly priced by autograph collectors
were written by the Dukes Secretary,
Mr.. Greville, who learned to initiate his
hand.
In all these instances (and we might
bring fifty others) our present race of
can find no sanction or encour-
agement for indolent neglect of their pen
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14
Neglected. fcnnlanskip.

A London paper says if any foolish
lad, OF still more silly teacher, should
! imagine that it is the sign of vulgar and
! inenial education to write u good hand,
! the sooner schooboy and pedagogue disa-
| buse themselves of this mistaken idea the
better The highest circles of English
society cultivate pcnmanship with care
and success.
The Queens handwriting is beautiful
flowing, and elegant, and feminine. Prince
Al5erts biographer compares the Prince
to Goethe, who "would take inordinate
pains. even in writing short note, that it
should be admirably written. He did
not understand the merit OF second best,
but everything that was to be done must
be done perfectly The Prince Consort
took the greatest interest in the calgraphy
of his children, and few young people, we
are assured, write more elegantly, ard at
the same time, more distinctly than the
Princes and the Princesscs of England
Our highest statesmen have not thought il
beneath them TO cultivate clear and dis
tinct penmanship. Lord Palmerston's
handwriting is free, firm. and consideling
his great age, by no means obscure. Lord
Derby writes capital hand-at once
elegant and le.ible-an aristocratic hand,
if there be such thing. Earl Russelrs
is a smaller and more feminine hand, yet
clear as his expositions of constitutional
law, and as incsive i'll its style as some of
his dispatches are biting, though rash, in
matter. The Lord Chancellor writes a
beautiful hand-hrm, solid, and Legal
such a hand as should have drawn up the
Bill of Rights. Sir Hugh Cairns is
smaller and perhaps more elegant-a
gentlemanly and clear hand. Mr.. Cob
den's handwriting is round, bold, and
commercial-thc hand OF one who began
life as a junior clerk in days when good
penmanship was perhaps the rule rather
than the exception among school boys of
any ambition. Mr. Bright's is a some
what smaller hand, rapid and flowing, yet
leoibIe. Mr. Gladstone's is hurried and
impetuous hand-the writing of man
whose thoughts flow so thick and fast that
they outstrip the pen. Yet, he holds the
quill in a firm grasp, and his letters are
large and well formed Lord Stanley's
writing Is BY 30 means elegant, yet 1t rs
as distinct as large print. The Duke OF
Newcastle's long, well formed, and very
distinct letters, would perhaps gain him
the prize of caligraphy among living
statesmen yet his penmanship is inferior
to that of the late NIarquise of Wellesley,
who wrote perhaps the best hand OF his
dav Considering how much writing the
Governor Generals of India, during the
last half century, had to do, it has been
fortunate for the East India Directors,
Boards of Control, and Indian Secretaries,
that the vice regal penmanship has been
SO uniformly good. Lord w. Bentick's
words and letters sometimes ran little
into each other, yet his hand was fairly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

YANKEE SCIENIFICs. Mr. Eliphalet
Stabbs, a real live Yankee from Connect
cut, in exhibiting his Patent Back action
Spanker, thus scientifically describes il {;
''On being attached to baby of any
age, it (the spanker,l watches over it like
a mother. makes it TO deSist from swal-
lering thimbles, marbles and three cent
pieces, pins, or any other food unsultcded
to its stomach compels it TO go TO sleep
when it doesn't want to; and ii some
what older, it sees that it keeps its hand
off the sugar bowl and jam pots; besides
making it keep its face clean-and all by
the power Of It's back action"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

ANYrIiIsG TO PEopUCE CHANGE. -
q This medicine" said DR.. Squills, ''affer
having been taken a few days, will pro-
duce the chance desired"
What?" exclaimed the thunderstruck
patient, "you don't say so, doctor?''
It's fact SIR said the doctor, The
science of medicine has now reached
Well" said tie pate internptinc
him, g it is wonderful! If you'd said
postage stamps doctor, wouldn't have
said anything; but the desired change,
doctor, it seems Impossible ~
The doctor had to take the patient in
hand.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

back and directed her to obtain the cash
| at the bank.
In due time notice was sent to the
clerk that note signed by him would be
due on a particular day, which he was
requested to pay"
AT first John could not conceive the
source from which the demand came, and
supposing it had only been left for COL
lection, was resolved TO take no notice of
1t. But as he passed down the avenue
the unpaid board bill suddenly entered his
head
" W no has been foolish enough to help
the old woman In this business, | won
der, said John to himself ssrll 90 and
see. It's hum know but I'd like TO
know if she's really fooled anybody with
that bit of paper and entering the bank,
he asked for the note which had been
left there for collection against him.
GO 1t was discounted" said the teller
Discounted who in the world will
discount my note ?'' asked John.
Anybody with such backer as
you've got on this
Backer-me-ba backer-who 90
"Here's the motel; you can see," said
the teller, handing him the document on
which he recognised the bold signature Of
President jackson.
"SoId, truly :" exclaimed John, with
a hysteric gasp, and drawing forth the
money, for he saw through the arrange
ment at glance.
The note was paid of course, and JUS
tice awarded to the spendthrifl at once.
On the next morning he found upon his
desk a note, which contained the follow
ing bit of personal Intelligence:
Sir: 4 change has been made in
your office. j am directed by the Presi-
lent to inform you that your services will
De no longer needed in this department.
Yours, &c,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-12-14

ca "Pete, what am lub % asked a
sable youth of his companion, a perfect
African-Plato.
"And you don't know muffin bout
him g'
"No, uncle Pete"
"Why, your education is dreadfully
imperfect Don't you feel him in your
bussum. to be sure 90
The other inserted his hand beneath
his waist-coat. s' No don't uncle Pete"
Ignorant niger 1t am a strong
passion which rends de soul so severely
dat even time itself can't heal it."
Den, uncle Pete, know who be in
lub."
Who am it 90
"Dis old boot of mine. Its sole am
rent SO severely, dat johnson de cobler,
utterly refused to mend him and he FAY
dat he is so bad dat de debble hisself
couldn't heal inn