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, 1864-09-19

NEwrE1x, Sept 13-Mai. KenIey and NJ. in
linn, member Of the New York State Senate, who
was On the etesmer Fawn, which Was recently
captured BY the enemy, arrived here to-day from
Elizabeth City, hAv1ng been paroled By thu cuemy.
[. D.Wilson, Provost Marshal nj ttRosnoake Island,
Maj. Graves, 14th n g. Onion Vols, and Lieut..
Col. Bingham, 18th Coma Vols, who were on
board the FaWn, ase retained By the enemy. Col.
Bingham, who was OF his way 70 JON his Eeg.-
mcnt, had just been excnsnsed at Charleston;
The srTlva1 It the pirate steamer Florida at
Wilmington, n. c., il announccA
L. E. Johnson, a favorite officer In the deplrt-
ment. who was Chief Of the ambulance corps, Is
among the victims to the conGesttVe -chllls
which prevail here TO a considerable extent,
The North Ca.ollna 1Tme5 e9y8. there is no
doubt but lheinterior Of that stste IL Ia complete
uproar over the conserpts aud deBerters. :
county, between the descrters, some 1,7nn in
number. and the State guards, in which the inter
were rerulsed, with lo6s Of four Killed ana one
sy0Cndld.
, 1864-09-19
Ernr, xxffxou HeH8 i,

KEw YoES. Saturday, Sept: I've haze @ aeMs 1ei,;s
ta1Y opers.ions Of imrortauce are reported; The
90 rebel officers recently conslgned to Gen. Fostsf
have been placed in the prisoners camp coa- =
rctc1 batteries, and the commander at Chs1estoo
Do'1hed OF the fact L. regards rau94s. taese
prisoners are to fare ptec,selJ as do the Union OIL
Gers plsced under fire tc CbarIeston.
Gen. S~Iton has organized Savings H3nk fof
the cont1a abance and has aeo sued Al order pro
hibltng The purchase ofcotton from the negroes In
atyarct OF the harvest :
, 1864-09-19

New Yonk, Saturday, Sept. lathe Heralds
Eherpntoah correspondent has tho following: One
ot our mtn Who was prisoner and WIN haa ed.
c3pet. reports the enemy az having taken pon-
t1or min through Winchester in the direction ol
MzTtin.hurg three days ago
Another report says the eneamgs p'qees5 corps M =
quarters are near StePhe1 son. Quite q number
Of consc1ipts have arrived to reinforce Early. Two
hundred and eighty Union prisoners aIe hc1d near
winchester. 4 Reconnaissance 1ouad cavalry at
Bunker Hi, aud infantry TOUR miles Forth Of Ste.
phenEon.>
Brig Gen Ayetill has been made Breves Major
Genernl from Aug 7th. Col. ". Il Powell has
ben made Brsadier General for distinguished ser
vicee.
, 1864-09-19
KOC, JDRN WEN
AT TAl4RAEk
A CopperIaead FiEle-splcudtd Uufnn
DemousIvnttoR-L. J.sa OAaf4cter1s.
11r Aneccf.


tEpeciaI Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
VA1rAuA1so. Saturday, Sept. il,
The Con.crbeads had their ratification McCiel-
lau spd David Turpie meeting to-day. It wos to
havc been great Cay, and would have been Il the
country Ind tu1ucd ont the thousands expected,
but the Thousands did not como, nor the hundreds,
and the tcorrs. we1s few from outside tue town.
The largest eInsle> delegation was. the chicsso
Union Baud. and they and their nuslc appeared 10
be the chief feature, and 10 have made tho most
decided hit Of the dsy. Comets and troubones
carried Oh the honcrs, though Turple outWlndsd
them MT.
Thte band ~os escorted by cavRlea3e Of etgh-
teen couple. oi moeuy Irish Fent1emRn and ladies,
10 building opposite the Court House, to tender
to Nj; Inrplc musical tniuts by way Of welcome
room adjoining, and rupposng tie etcut to be q
branch OF the Feniane, he was about to psy bis
respects to them By taking OF lila hat xhen
hsc men, shouting tremendnusy for TufpIe. Re
veAIed the ae1 1h11 tbs IN ovation to the {no-
petbead candidate. r heEcnpoa Long John mod,.ptiY
retired. .-
The speaking was announced By posters to be-
rim al htlf-psEt ten, but as there was rot then
enctuph Of an audience to blow 70, The Hme y IA
occupied nntii afternoon in raiein: pole. Seven
tr eli hi hundred people assembled after dinner in
the Court nopse Jsrd ana Ihrn!e h m:ae hie speech
style and staple. II was not 10 boisterona as ex-
tuctcd. a. tht enthusiasm Of the crowd It no time
epccteded in warming the speaker up to 4 good
pitch al the close OF the speech IN old tashiuned
ire fight was cot up to eupsay1he Amusement mud
excitement the oratufy OF the eonEfcsslonAl can
dldAte failed to inspire.
eEooSp D.8rATCu.
VA1rAnA1so, Saturday. Sept ITO r. N.
n 4 r Tat
, 1864-09-19

Great Union mass UectiDg-Voorhees
Alarmed.


Especial D1s7s,ch to the Chicago Itibnne..
~ TErM1 uAr7E, Saturday. Sept. IT.
The Union crowd which assembled here last
night to herr Ex-Gov. Wright and Hon. James
Wilson, Of Charlottesville, was the largest and
most enthusiastic Of any, which has been held In
to1s sect1on for many years. Goy: Wight WAS In
the c1ty hut, ewing to tnd1sposttoa did not speak,
but Mr. Will on spoke over two hour, and- the ef.
1utt was regarded by his frenda Ut tae ablest
or his life. The effect Of the speech was t1emen-
douB and damaged the opposltion In decided
manner. The Union cauee is gaining RAPIDLY In
tbs tect11n Of Indiana, and Voorhees, Is alarmed
the op1nlon Among I'll parties lAal Ills chances arc
ts3}irg-
, 1864-09-19

PoliLfGo4 423ntters-AMnt1ler Coppefheni
t~ Ea1iure-Tho Draft.

EAl1uf6-I00 DfA1F.
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago TzioaneI
MILWAUKEE, Sunday. Sept. IS.
The great Copperaead ratification meeting took
place yesterday, and with the exception Of the
firing Of Guns, Was very quiet affair. The maas
meeting tuok p'sce at Quinten's Park, and the u.s.
eemblase aid not much ex:eed the usual Sunday
gatherings. By reliable gentlemen present the
number was estimated ut abont two hundred. In
the evening they managed to get up a csvwd BY
bonares, 1te~orts and aring cannon in thenaskat
square, but there vas not tbe enthuaIaam looked
for On such an occasion. In Gtet It was total
failu1e, and created bnt very little excitement In
the city.
The drafi takes p1ace so1aorrow. and WILL prob
ably be txecuted With 1lttls oss:urbaree. Manro
The hundred DAY men are ready to enlist soon ~
they have had q fu1lough.
Everything looks bright for the fan campaign
and LiEcols majority In this Esste vii: be larger
than four years ago. Many Of tho Copoeshead
voters hare skedaddled, and WILL not dare to vote
foI te1r Of the draft, -
, 1864-09-19

Merth y A1Ls lie Fas Seen n1re the Ams5tce5 dad ina
isqu, Die honss @ syeT slneo 'es Ersnsa ~ .aaae':
F: a. Menine. Of Ssx 70 YorR. raye lin q eIsss .,
ssao PIN ~ IN
rhs,a ~ a1ast Ions cottan At Sssnnersu
u ran't a9 Setn III :nna 1"iGJ;t a
Worih a1 cen,s ,er ,nnt s,recnbacIs hrra ~ -
worth IS cents Oh tha t,ollsI. ANo
Aayicss RON FoTt I Morgan arc to sspteubcr
com,sded de SP canp s}ons Of Z se1a .tsf
tsrued thst DIV They turned. lie la.ee.I AIT at
w1I By tie 5sbs = non sssoSF s0S ba
two pfiaonefr. Thr ioes Of the ralt works vii be
ssyefejy feit b1 the rebs. They comprisna *
do;,r RI. hn,id,,,a VI hg1nc IN .he - 1r,nnI
ma Eett14s 1sne 80 othr, machinery f1r1eten ~
dne irasmtn;e. " O''~A ''~! ~:'A0D ~
IT, A,as q ne Il hs 1ssa 1ees
CT monptcd inisutfy is now Ut JACK sou. evident,
pTensnnc to strike sudden blow On some portion1
Of Sa Eus }I3e }aes; ,h.. CAM Eo,-.,t Nil,
Tayor ind q. Holson ~ al d J!clssoa. and that
Fsr4fst i to VIII upoa ero,cdes a. E.
peio. mi be is pertacily abc to ueusee lila horsc
aE0 IL almost constantly In thc enddie. sunerfn.
tsodnc Yalions movemtnta ot the troops. Writ
i isaorsds. Gens. Taylof and Fofrreas assan1nr
the entire contfoi and direction Of alIa1rs Thclf
wagon, pontoon and a1n,lery trsins arc eaid to be
drbt at GunioWn. Ever movement Is saia IT, to he he
n1o oe "n m :, tne &ates nerea even ss.n,ss
cue except uencralearc alorsa to Ennw % tie ieass
No speait'oH of sf stfsseta
ftpur outside obserTstton TIE wnoIe rnn,msnd
Is said 10 be in Inc condition and in s1ccant ~.
der. Tne artillery and pontoon trains aro Of thc
, 1864-09-19
Ul)ifooo Qribnl1c.


<Yf4E BEAT Cam --Al&s1 DOC
HJh1 &N'E.
<fre.,ry Five Thoueand Copies Al
ready sold.
TE CAN NOW FILL ORDERS TIE SAME
nAA THEY ARE IECHIVED
The TrurvSE compilation OF gems Of the late
Coppc1hesd Convention in this city, IN which
,rete.encc g1sao to extracts from the reports OF
The Cl!ea.o Tin7es, Is having IN immense ctscrls
:ion, and Fu1r TuoUsAKD Co11Es have been sold
It gives the esacnce Of the uessunah!c utte1succa
FaIland3Ebam.
Fernando Wood.
Cox and Long,
nyndcrs and Seymour.
Harrix. Of hnrylnnd,
Wfcklsflss. Of Kentucky,
with the !.sscr light Of the bosua Democracy On
that occaetor. Lei this cyc opener to the intention
the Peace Sncaks be sheed In the hands Of every
loyal voter.
>. Sent By Express nj Exro Dollars per
aundsed.
Let U1top men careulats 1t everywhere. esoe
CHILLY
AnocE Cur Ko5a In the Army III
Orders accompanied b5 thr cash viii be ducd In
the order In which they are receised.
Address CHICAGO TRIBUNE COMPANY.
, 1864-09-19
CHICAGO, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1854.

7e,e.t storm experienced In this region within the
lsstts o years.
The peace Democracy hold 4 great jubilee in
Frceport, On Thursday next. Hon. j. c. Robin
eon and other big gurs Of tie party, y.ll be here
Lssalle county Is ehort OF her quota tle7en hun.
d1ed aid sixty men. Toe dlalt Is expected tu take
place some time next week. The only two towns
in ,he county which have IN excess oyer al calls.
nm Earl and Ottawa
, 1864-09-19

Especial Dispatch tO the Chicago Tsibuue.]
MADISON, Wis, Saturday. Sept. II.
The Coppethead ratification meeting yesterdsy
WAS complete 1ailare. Only one sm3u procession
Of abeut twenty voters cams from the country
None OF the advertised speakers wese present, and
the crowd did not number over 400 or 5o0 the M
jorlty Of whom were Union men, and q uum-
be1 Of soldiers. Sons Offensive remarks Of one
epeoker exAepe1ated the soldiers. aad had 1t not
teen for the efforts Of the Governor, Atfutant Qen-
ern], andpromlncDt Unfonmen there would have
becn serious trouble. The storm prevented an
outdoor meeting In the evening. but at late hour
there Wnh email gathering In the Court House.
where very violent ha.argHes were made,by Geo.
Q. Smith and others.
Tic Guyc1nor has ordered the organization of
the 45th reglraant. designed to be mninly German,
F.Be1ltz Of Aanitowoe, ID Colonel, ard Mcnscs or
Watestown. Nojor.
Tie 42d leaves ut halEpast tomorrow, With
t1}l ranke, fos Cairo rio ChHago, The 10Th vii
probably be paid off ard mustered out In a day OF
, 1864-09-19
Gen. Grant en- toEte for Rsafla-
aH&AInhfn~

J. BAL11nouE, Sunday, Sept, 1s-Lcut.. General
Gisrt arrived at Il o'clock last n,ghs on snort
visit 10 his fau1y. This morning = mum oer Of
gentleman paid their re:pctts 10 HIM At ten
Peilaueiphia, lie was escorted to tho station By
members Of The ,f:5s meS1s sna ana y.9E ssn
manners In receiving the greeting extended to
him. moved Tie hearts OF all. As the train moved
q. eI thnstastic cheers bads him God speed in the
rrtat WolE before him. \
, 1864-09-19

by the Coua.ctcs c. Lover CiE6eonc Sor1p,e m
the 3let nit. all the Americans With Il were bntes
-~0-
, 1864-09-19

FEGn4 PHILADELPHIA.
Gen. Grant t.one TO FInrpcr74 Ferry
Hcpcl DeseFtlons.

P1AnErn sstasdsy sspt :+1ts. 1sA tb,4p spsssi tssn
Grant an left c7 Harpet's Ferry, and that bis put
pose will be defined Ii q few days.
dispatch h.s the fo ioo 1e Aiv UvcI 81
tic Potomsc. Ono man let bis wife and six chll.
eren IN Rtchmond, and za5s his grandfather nss
fF an rnnxr nd
, 1864-09-19

WAsHH11ox, Saturday, Sept. II.
TO the Associated prcat, Chicago:
We hare succeeded IL correcting the appostion.
meat 20 that the quotas in he several districts in
Illinois are reduced Atsy per cent.
I. RigneD Tuos. J. TURNER
S. II. MELVIN.
, 1864-09-19

New YoRK, Sunday, Sept. ls.-The Heratd'I
Washington special eats: Mr. Adama, Minister to
Enrlapd. Is to be trcceeded By Mr.. Chase, aud Il,
= Rnyupnd Is to be Minister to France.
, 1864-09-19
Major DeT1ssa Again Under
A~r~&sk

CAno, Saturday, Sept: 17.-Msjor DeVass1, vino
It viii be Remembered, attained conaidc1abie
gratnitoua newspaper notorict!y come, months
ago, has been atrttted by order Of TIE Provost
AatthAl General Of this Btate, charged with run
niDg OF tnbstitutea to tho Eaat. he has be:n
taken " 6pxnR1ald for HiAl.
, 1864-09-19

Professor Go1dwyn Smith, OF Oxford Uni
7crsity, England, well known In this conn.
Try ae stcadfast friend and advocate Of the
tauee Ct the Union in Its struggle with Slave
IT, is low making tour Of the United States
He attended the meeting Of tho Teachera'
Institute in ia city on Saturday, and made
a few remake in response to the cordial vel.
cone extended 10 him. While We are aware
fhnt 1t will best accord with the feelings Of
This eminent scholar and gentleman rhat he
be permitted to dnish his tour with as little
ceremony as possible, We cannot omit the
opportunity to express to our guest the deep
and sblding sense OF gratitude which the
1cy.l peop1e Of the United States cherish
1orard himself and his co-laborors, Mr.
Bright. III. Golden, Mr. Mil, and others of
tie Lipernl party in Englapd, who have up
held our cause, and who have with us kept
the faith through evil aud through good re.
port. They are our brothers 10 the great re-
lationsh&p Of humanity. When our victory
shall be achieved they will toln In our Thanks
giving, a. they have been partners IN our
sorrow. They will be eyer welcome among
lis, and 1heir memory shall be among tae
treasures Of our nation's household.
, 1864-09-19
Sentenced.

HAsH1Eo7os, Sunday, Sept. IA ceaera
cou1t Martial setting az Charleston. Va, has zen
fenced Col. Jno. +. staun'o 7star Peansyl7anit
nrders and c0Warttce.
, 1864-09-19

CA1no, Saturday, eept. II Tue following orders
explain themselves.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or FtcKsDuno,
An

CAuo, Saturday, eept. II The following CT ac1s
HE4DqrAE1EEs DETECT s;'u Or Or v.sKsngno,t
Special Orders No. I6- fExtr.ct3.
The following copy Of m order l9a been received
at 1hess headquarters from q Ttttable source:
CFF1cE OF GoHEaSD1NT *; Of o' FosF' SAcKsos. ~ s9
Mre, Rofe salmon. Miss Ella McQuirk, and Willie
Bnlulo1, beng dfssQyat to the Confederate States
government. arc hereby ordered without the lines
nf the Confederate 9tates not to return sFftho Mt
permission from the proper authorities. under pc
1,nftg OF Imprisonment The above nrder will be
executed imnsdiately. By comusad Of A. AcFar-
lane CuIonel Commaudlug loEt-
Without repeating obvious reasons for psopcs
retalt&sipe policy. fs hereby ordered that the wife
and family OF Major Marvin, Of the re5et army,
now zts:aTe n sass c.iS learc the place for rebel
Thr house Of Col. Ihornc, Of the 1ebel army, Is
assigned to Mrs. Rose Ssmsn, and her family sud
The following assessments 70 On Te k99wn ~ dls9sal p
imburse them tur tne lo=sof furniture ana cxpen-
SEE incurred IN obesing the aooxa e. order of the
nEtI Isl; Dr.. Balfonr, $50. Tho Provost Masshal
viii eee to the Immediate execution Of this order.
b By order Of aIajor General n. J. 7. Dams.
On1aai: +. E. Fox, L. L. g.
HEADQUARTERS, VrcKsBuRa, Mics,
September Q, 1861. :
Special Orders No. lis. (H1t1actl =.
Mr. Kichard Barrett, and family, being disloya
to The United States Government. are hereby OF,
5ered without TIC lines OF the United States. nos
1o return during the war. This order is iss1ed u
retaliation for tho punishment Of Mr. Chatle'
Ehcpp,rd ind family By the Confederate authof1.
HsI1tai within Eve days. The house now occupt'
ed by Mr. Barnett will be TUNED ovcr to Mr.. shep'
nsrd, for the npe Of himself and family:
By order Of A2or ean91a' s T Rcor.e M;1 pana r.
,n1csr1. T. Z. Fox, L.. A.G.
, 1864-09-19

WAsH1saros, Saturday, Sept. 17-Tbe enbsc.ip
Treasury, 1csterday, amounted to $l,22l, Coz.
, 1864-09-19

FROM EREEFOKT.
A feycro Storm-CoPperhead HIct ting
rho Quo,a OF La%aile County.

fspecial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbane
FnEEponT. Sunday, Sept. 49,.
During tho storm lat nlsht tue tectraphic II
strunente at Galeua depot and Lens, were entiret
r. ocetro1ed by ths lt*hsnIrg. The oriee At Free
mn ras oad}y broken. ard the wire melted, but
ihe Instruments were uninjured. This was the Sc
, 1864-09-19
Gold

To- o,,xn;nass II ts sod ,rPaf ~ is cIe M
CcmutTeiaf thus explains It, the regulsr Operators
have during !he lset dass adopted very geno
raj tyatem Of accepting due bulls III Lieu Of octiver
probably fUr . week before returning to the istu-
era. Tiis faeiitases speculation. anu II perpesu-
ated, there Is telling 10 Eh.t hgure the price OF
gold may ba run ND. It Ia the most dangerous
phate OF the go.a QUESTION taat has appeared.
The mnrket opened It 23s3sH. afterwards reached
233331l, 233331l( and at noon declined to ais.
!. The Turf.
e, rA7xneox. N. ) Wednesday, Sept. 17.-The
ereat race betw cen kentucky and Ala-batau, fur
$500, took plsce two mile heat. Il WIS WOE BY
Kentucky. Tlme--3:4T and 3:i04.
, 1864-09-19
The T1nosrnpkica1 ImtroSlio

NEW YonK, Saturday, septemher 17.-The pro
proprietors Of the Daily 14mes tois morning, on
paying of their compo+1lors. informed all those
that Belonged tothe Typographical Union that tler
eerr1ceA we're no unceE needed. No com pos1toss
belonging TO the Union ia to be employed on the
T1saf1 hsrenflgf,'
, 1864-09-19

H3ch1y ImpoYtent From T-xas-Cor,
tMas OceuPsu Brownsville and ar.
fers His Nerg1ces to the United Stntce
. Forrest Fitting out n Great ksxpe.
dlTt0N.
, 1864-09-19

Manufactured BY EDF1E G. BURT, EsW York,
Ccnsittox Ct LADIES' M.fses and ChIldren'a nav
syles Of Balmorals t1oae Button co1zrrs Iatta1io=
BucRle Cougrtsn. CopTress mutation Boan o1t11.
ccnRreas Imitation Button, with other NOW an6
bsauthuI varieties. n, OF which ve aha1 warrant.
e In addition to tie sboye We have great va.lo-
ty or Iacfes,' Missei and Chi1d1e1s Good.: a1so.
Men'a Boya' and 7ouths Bocts, BslmofA1s coaR1esss
Mems Buckle Boots, 1mitatlo7 Buckle. DC. We cne
1rnst Inducements In our WHOLESALE Department
An who bur goods In this market should exaznlna
our stock befoze purchasing. =
E. DAMBEB co.
se1pLa51t mr. .1,,,r-, nu-oo.s11.axe Sszees.
tTtEeiTEd.
e f. ,Ss,a Ss,t!aestts OF 1aasstsdnsss "a
, 1864-09-19

VALPARAISO, Saturday. Sept 17-10P.M.
The meeting At night to hear " Long John " vas
in b.,4lt.nt contrast to The a,.sraooa oaaperhead
, 1864-09-19
The VERY LATEST.
AoNDAK, 0cloeKA. H.
4 QUlDRlLi4ERAl FIGHT
ON 2HE RIO GRhNDE
FkDER5IS.. REBELS, FRENCH
AND hlElXeaNs ENGAGED:
Illinois Wins on the
Last Heat.
Cortinas Whips the Rebels and
Captures Brownsville.
FORREST ORGANIZING LARGE Ey-
PETITION AT JACKSON, )
Latest. frcm Grants and Sheri-
dams Armies.
The Draft : in Illinois, Official
Correspondence.
Illinois Wins on the
Last Heat.
Cortinas Whips the Rebels and
Captures Brownsville.
fuRREsT ORGANIZING A LARGE Ex-
PETITION AT JACKSON,
Latest hem. Grants and Sheri-
dams Armies,
Tie Draft in Illinois Official
Correspondence.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS. =
AONDAK, 4 TCL0CKA. H.

8t1rEfnG Speech by Gen. Hoyey-arrcst
0fsn Indtann Tfa1tuF-Nilltary u at.
TeIR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28

For Rate, Nice, Reaches, Ante, Bed Bugs
Moth in Fhrs, Woolens, dc. Insects on
Plants, Faels, Animals, DC, dc.
Put up in $780, Soc. and Boxes Bottles and Fl.sks
- and IS sizes for Hotels, Public Institutions, &c.
"0ny infalble remedies known"
Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
q Rats come ont Of their holes to de-"
v Sold Wholesale in all large cities
H- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
B-"!! BEWARE !" OF all worthless limitations,
ER- See that" CosrAR's" name is on each Box. Bot.
. tie, and FLASK, before you buy s.
tB- Address HENRY u. COsTAR,
eH- Principal Depot 4se broadway, NY.
IB- Sold by G. N. MINER, Druggist, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
GROVER & BAKERS
....s 0SLEBnArKD . ..
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
WERE AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
.. ovsR ALL coX.Erire.s, t..r
At the following State Fairs Of 1868 for the hest raul
Sewing Machines, the hes: Manufacturing Machines.
aud the best Machine work. :
Neto York State Fair. s..
Grssr PREMIUM FOR FANNY MAcmsR
PIKsr PREMIUM FOR DouBL .THkEAD MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM yoR MAcnisE monk. ....
Indiana State Fair. .-.......
FIssr PREMIUM ron MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FiRsr PREAIux FoR MACHINE WoRx. f ...
Vermont State Fair.
FIRsr PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE
FIRST premium FOR MANUFACTURING MAcuiIp.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Illinois State Fair.
FIEsr PaKMrux ron MACHINE FOR ALL ruHrosEs.
FIRST PsExrx FOR MACHINE WoEK.
iosca State Fair.
fIasr premium FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRsr premium FOR MACHINE WORK.
Kentucky State Fair.
rrRsr Premium FOR MACHINE FOR ALL rraros.s.
FIRST PREarh FOR MAcniSB WoRK.
Michigan State Fair. ... ...
rIRsr PREsrx FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
PiRsr PsxNiux FOR MASrrAcrUKiXG MAcmAR.
FIRST PREnIch FOR MAculxs WoRK.
Pennsylvania State Fair.
FIRST PRRxux rol MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PRENIrN roR BEAUTIFUL MAcuIxB WoaK.
Ohio State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM ron MAcursE wo.K.
Oregon State Fair.
FIRST PRrxIUM FOR FAMILY MAcH~..
AND AT THE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS:
Chittenden Co. (N.) Agr'l Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine. rs ..
First Premium for Manufacturing Mashins
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
PILLS

Are you sick, feeble. and
complaining, Are you out
of order. with your system
derapged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These symp-
toms are often the prelude
TO serious illness. Some ct
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be aserted
by n timely Use OF the right
remedy. Take Ayers PiIls,.
and cleanse out the disOr-
dered humors purify the
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move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions Of the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-10-28
a DR.. WRlGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir
= Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared Aem Pure Vegetable Ex.
tracts, containing nothing injurious
- the most delicate.


Il the Phonix rises from the ashes Of IT. Ars,
animated with nov hfss: % does tins Elixi, rsju.
vsnsts tie system and overcome disease.
~ Ths Rejuvsnatnk Elixir n he result Of modern
trsy new and abstract method ofcur Irrespective Of
ell the old and worn-out systems.
~ This medicine has boon tested by the most emf
nsnt medical Of the day. and by them pronounced
to b Ons Of tho greatest medical discoveries Of the
sgs. . r r.
~ Ono bottle will cure general Debility.
~ NV doses cures Mysteries In females.
81 One bottle cures Papitation Of the Heart.
kProm one to three bottles restores the manlinsso
and full vigor Of youth.
~ few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impotsney.
- few doses cures the low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power.
~ few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
AThis medicine restores to manly vigor and robust
health the poor debilitstsd worn-iown and Departing
~ The iistlsYs, snsrvatsd youth, the over-tasksd
man Of business the victim Of depression, the
individ ual suffering from general debility will ali find
immediate and permanent relief BY the use Of this
Elixir or Essence Of Life.
~ Price, s. per bottle or three bottles for g. and
srwardsd BY Express, on receipt Of money to any ad
All such orders must be sent to C. A. COOK, Chies.
%. r. D. Box 6s2l) our General Agent for the West
DR.. W. w MERwIN d CO.,
soLs PaorRls1oRs,
No. 6S Liberty It,, New York.
o. A. Cock, CHICAGO, General Agent for the
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