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, 1864-05-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FHtpAy EvKyIa8, May Il, 1857.
LUMBEE-Rece.ved yssia7day. s,l5p, w. feet Theirs
has been far supply of cssgoss. Many of the aEriT-
as tlaae 3sstcrdaY have been old contracts, and
have consequently Ka2e dirset to dock. Tbs sales
made hays ranged from $lt 50 to ss25. Az tbs form
seanMinK prsahhsad and ut the lsttcr very fsir
cairo Of As2tses un boz, consistng Of half moro
st1ipE and The rest boards. Prices generally rule
nr1u, especially tor light qualities.
eHINGLEs-Rcceiyed yesterday 7..o0a. Sawed
GhJrxles of good quality are In good demand, the
cetpts hitherto from Kalamazoo hare been chtedy OF
this description. and good prices hare been reazed
Rough thin Shingles arc rather dull. The markell II
fairly actre and with the present pttces Of class
lumber. the market il very frr.
LATH-Recelved yesterday 7loeoo. Market .cnye,
ane IN very rcsttieted supply.
cAnao aALHs TO-DAY.
CarSe tch1 adds, tteI0 Johhaou's MILE, Kalamazoo,
sold by 4. Carter, 9aoo0 feet Of lumber largely to
Csrrle Woodford, from Johnson's Hills, Kalamazoo.
sold By A. Carter. 4ao less Of lumber mill run long
jotsts, IT k17ko; cargo schr Colonel Glover. from
Grand RreE, Rold BY j. Ga1sk, 30 900 fact Of lumber
half etrlps ar mora 1t $3.50 cargo Rthr Antelope,
from Grand River, sold By O. brewster, 53q1 fses OF
lumber b+AE4t and strpr, 1t $l700; cargo schr Mary,
sn Fiat River, sod by Irish Fuller, ooo feet Of
1pnber raftcd, tarEaty tt11ps, ut $500; cfryo
fchr Magic, from Black Loke, sold BY J. GAzyek,
10 feet luuber hs strip. ut s17a csfKo schs H.
Pack, sold By Howard Chasc, III go feet Of lumber,
half st1ips well cut boards It slSoe czrko scar
Plapet from Nanlstee, sold by J. < Bickford, 13s 900
feet lumber strips and boards, 1t s1s cargo schr
Advance, non, Hunt 4 Naxwel's Hills, Peaswater,
jo!sts, at $17.W.
nka vnrh ar]cts f1I1nEH.
, 1864-05-14
G!ttco9c Uribuue.


TIE OUTLOOK,
While the army Ia fighting south Of the
Rarpalaunock, and thousands arc falling
each day, good many persons nre getting
nervous from the apprehension that the army
is melting. away without any visible rein
dorrcments at hand, and arc beginning to ask
-uuow long e4n our army stand this terri
bic pounding, and what IL soon TO hinder Lee
from pushing toward Washington
OF course this question il pertinent II our
army gets all tho pounding, and the rebel
army none. The balance Of power in ti!at
case would very quickly be determined
against us, and Lee viii be able to do as he
will. But it is worth remembering all the
while that while Lee is pounding Grant Ii
pounding too; and the really significant ques-
tion is, who is getting the worst Of it, and
who can stand it longests General Gr.nt
says he intends to keep at it "1f 1t takes him
all summer" Now Grant is philosopher as
well as a General. He has doubtless
the rcal true and sound theory Of the matter.
War is the science Of pounding; md If
Grants army is at all penetrated Will Lis
spirit, which we sec no 1easoA 70 oouo., VIC
heyc rood hopes that he will not only ind
solution Of the matter, but that 1t WILL be
one satisfactory to our people.
The elements Of our calculation may be
>1ouped somewhat thus We have fought
now from Thursday to Wednesday inclusive
seven days: We are relatively better at the
end than nt the beginning. The. first fiery
inset OF the Southron has been received and
rolled back. He seems, from the accounts,
to be getting trile shaky in the knees; rs
, 1864-05-14
= 1ES1. 7Ssl- Fer Ct. Of
Capital. CEcnl'4. CiTcut'a. i1srsase
AIlcrtkny Rank. Ssb Dsa 8AzD .6s,lN oves lE14
[dt5Etns' BAnk... Sso,soe 6st7ls A3.GM = ASK
EtcAanKe Rsnk..1 e0ee ma l.ss1a5l 1,skzr5s5 17lE
Iron City Bank. <10.e0e 8Hl77 sso,0A 1&oH
MechAnlcz' HAAk. s0s.fH BzAT &Etz5 a064
Mt<.fE Il MfA Bsk.. 6tGp&A &U .pH3 1,RA,*33 81 S061


sssee's's sstA 80 s7'sss'zSs so
# all the banks In the country have CT
Panded their circulation at The average rate
Of 2a2 per cent, they have added to the paper
currency $z5o, 7Go,0oo.N, making total Tor
the tssuea Of the State hankf, which are \
substantially irredeenab1e loan, without In
terest, from the people to those banks, Of
*62s, 200, 90, OF about. t"o-hfths OF the
entire expenses OF the war to the present
time -..,
Ane oeeee'. ~ ,n1 49, 80. - 49,
, 1864-05-14

W The strange spectacle Of man Of
solor on the floor Of this Senate, received
With distinguished consideration by the most
eminent men Of that body, was presented on
Tuesday LAT, in the aaytian Minister, Col,
, 1864-05-14

m. r. shiprlsR List, May II, iss4,]
corrEKThers \ nothing TO notice ia this article.
sha Patt of hsldsFs 70 Tea!izs-bat ~ buyers st.n
aoof. there ts alaost rethinE doing Tho uontaued
L w e g. &C.
q r. e ss Ss1s %
nc.siioa.. but eopslceT shsn, aenaal ,5a bss. Rio
q o IL sna rs
y he..rs s m% sesss Sen, Is 81 1 bas. 7k.. 14sa
Export, from Jan. Int to April Stsh--
narte. III - np;:siss; with II
as. 81: 5asas Il
80
mos .nd I've cargees claysd Cuba. for rcanlns to-
-; q ssS;
can Il III @ sna i Do fs eaas I'd s.
sFIcxs-Thtse stsle1ss, aanslIy 70 easily excited
Nhen eireuysranee. warrant 1t. are nav Extremely
aa.at a.aa dc pablls Occurrences 81 10 d;y noted
sCaAr:rhis article, uts every ether d.,crotton Of
1uent uPoa, The advance and saeeess of ths Unio1
upil there Il ssttled Of things. pice. n
ta:sEs SsaS;sa ea;s: a. !;
ssd f.; sG!S .:saea
7;S5d s!s;ss q ri Wig "a i;sisS fss ;ses:
eis ss;: + & n ~ u H. n9S
sna q -. q , e!..s.s nos.om: 7. @os. Il oat
ID Sa:s sas soaan q
Nna1li. Se-Eshavs made the nscessas1 correction
, 1864-05-14

TOR TILE CURE OF
scrofnla, Cancer. Goitra, Ulcezs Shu
Diseases, &C.,
JAYKE'S ALTEKATITE

oA1AA na1e1a1N9 LID ooe l..
,e unparalleled ru.,oss xe,sh, for twenty a,s1s...,
~ huendeta tho usa u IA1N2'S ALTEKATiyf+
"a M!s anre TIT ~ etse
to,.ssfx tSt tsn ~ - moxs promGy @1r
n.s hnAn tound nartfess&'x hrneSc n T. III sass' -
AA7 sO~ S-'S SsS7Ns'A ~
a.4te - ~ 49, = s .. M ~!
"a 1s =. .f,r Vr- T.,tnrn - nshsr .sns
oesa oetts eseo' Aao 'o' " 'Saes
aO1TRE1 oH - $500 nf ;M:Lm ,t1 mmnnarho!s ss
FL bsst eetp spred Hho is
aceoroihS 10 sireeooo|
e.rprr,,-,o
ply ysieia5s Who hs1e sssd 10 AteraiI. + atses.ss
OF This nature cons.oer S[cas ~ nsen
T. ss:' y st sg ass
rnn.tpral ealargemenss are reduced.
s,nr .,av xrr4 CONVERSIONS. srs u~u.,,,
.i ,a.s E nrrtnfn .Hd ~ rrrer,suec na4 csavnS
sss e. = coaunsuYn iii sho s.a.sl7s
Anietiort, .
a, tes.ls T. " fri sP q.
tooss Tm4s L.. H. AitsrstiTn hss bvsa found prt5
r. H. + s ss
-.~~-
eKN plsEAsKs, af al Kinds, aeald Hsad. Tettas
fss Ss nS s.
@'''s' .''''' ....-.-.
n.s. rLia 49, - -. ~ .1 . $3.50
, 1864-05-14


: A few facts and figures viii show what
share Of ths present inflation Of the currency
and consequent high prices Of all conmodI-
ties Is owing to the fraudulent over-issuea Of
the reckless and irresponsible class Of ths
Atate Banks. We say "the reckless and ire
apousible class Of the State Banks p for there
are evidences that those of them which in
tend TO meet their liabilities when tho crash
conee-cspecially tbs older and more respon-
aIble banks In the city Of New York-are
calling in their circulation, though still IN
healthily expanding their discounts. But 1t
is mainly in the country aud wildcat banks
that the present state Of things is availed Of
to ewindle the country Of millions of dollarA
BY means Of the fraudulent over-issues which
enly require to b. sent back to their own
banks tor redemption to break them.
In January, 1861, the paper currency issued
by the.banks Of the Free States amounted to
$1B, ,o00, ,Oo0. The degree in which this amount
has been expanded varies In different parts OF
the country. The following IL sample Of
the rats Of expansion in portion Of Penn
sylvaniA fer the thres years:
Gapita, and Circulation Of Ds Banks Of Fitts1urg,
Pa. u November, 1851. and Circulation In Janu-
Ayx 1894: .-..
, 1864-05-14


ARRIVALS ..- N,v,e
7.n, rnTs1. .nss.fs. ~
@ rTop ~ Sn9 Sonstu by. i,GT.io s1nan.,
tfcp MeFen.n.s stIsSgs ~ p1nalo. S 1 soHSfass'
P1op Ghi4agH. nodSe bnua.o: sIn1t.ss, ~ u ,r,.u,.x
rfop =. naGnEs. Euass' ns 80 row
barK Nacleqs. hynast9a. fnnHo' ~ <oos eSa1 aeta
GEeen baJ. Nv u auloe1' ..
gsFE eunLAe4 nAL hM4h!g. ,r.,
hsfE Eolaer fIesee. y oe4; ttnGasG: ri 10, t. .n,
*sk Ho1th Msss, Ntans: Nn4ns f. a. 9nS IN. d sro
nF1s sail: lsr Dc taE. ,o,u.
6Tg Ssooe. bafte. o1.inHnE ~ u tua1psE
Sehf !. shanh. 5mettel!s " 1nE:pq- 10 sus "ooo~
Eehr Cutie, buFStss s. Sosel1 - a .a1naeE.
Sehr Hesfei*o, Hn%aEd Itnna 1fa1sfsslso M !unoefs
Schf AdTA1ce uAti, Fott WAtcs, !3' Ha Iafnoes.
Stbr eem. ile1n: Kalamazoo: o. n lumoe
Sehr lIduetsy. Carlson, halaEazoo.1 III "A lomaeEs "m
Sehr EorrhtrncF. Miller, Kalamazoo. 6 m lumber.
Schr Carrie wooafctd, uphau, Kalamazoo, IS n 1uH-
her go m shts xIfa
sehr T. 4 Waiiace. faTrcuce Kalamazoo 50 m Ipna-
her :. - :.
sshr Hornet. Oliver, Hel]aua, 81 eds bark
Schr 4. r. I'ulsen, Vanky, Holland, Is n stavea-
Scsr Xiv Er.nt. Nsison M1sEeTons q n ina,bar.
Srhr Ptr:!s- Eurer. Musfeeon. "a n fnmbar.
sehr Eeseit pnwer Mrskrron I'd M iuIubor 10 N
-~A lath N' @' ~ - N@@N' 49, "
ss,,r Emma 1mbr1t Musteeon 10 m lumbar 10 m
lash. ~ -.
schr Sea star, stsKtinE Duck LAka, IS N lumber.
Behr Africa, Uayy, A14kegQn, 40 M lulnbaf Is ii Hu.
her. '@'''os'' ~ - S4AA4'
ScIE FtaWpeds, Kyle, Bunalos 200 N lumber from
Grand TEayerse+
, 1864-05-14

tai liabilities over S3l ,tAN,uUc. On tde other
hand, there arc in New England about
| fif1y banks whose total circulation is
over s., ,3s7, Geo in excess, and over $50 per
cent OF their aggregate capital. So In New
York, New jersey, and Pennsylvania, there
are one hundred ard tlfsy banks of which the
| aggregate circulation IS over one hundred
md eeycnty-four per cent Of their aggregate
capital or list of one hundred aud sfxty
New York banks, the aggregate circulation
during tie three months prior to tho 1st OF
January, 1854, was increased three aud la1f
millions Of dollars. Twenty two Of these,
eleven OF which arc In New York city, have
increased their circulation during said period
,uc'lCndrcd and eleven per cent,
We might add infinitely and extensively to
Tie above figures, but they suffice to show
that two hundred per cent would ba low
! estimate Of the, increase during the
| mast three years Of the entire cir
cu]at;on of tbs State Banks of the
| Ioyal States. The evil effects Of all this IRE
D,anifold. It Eobs the people. It depreciates
! the morals of trade, BY paying large preml-
u1n to scnteel zascality over honest industry.
For no man can by honest industry compete
with these bankers, who to make money have
Only to engraTe and issuo their promises to
pay. It deprecistes the government curren-
cy and thereby helps the rebcla. It dcpriYes
the government ofa loan without interest to
the amount Of ut least four hundred millions,
and makes q loan Of that amount to private
individuals. It depriyes the people of M
honest currency .ecnred and red..e,n,1,,s a,d
xb1c1, ~ so,n o. ~ r.- oha,1 he aes- n.;,1
be tn mar of ro1d nnd d.11gcs Tho 1nonsv nv
market wi,h r,rss ofnns.cnrea t-os, is,r.d
IN tote n,nsv ~ of tha ,,oor a,d "a -,
ons ,nsn,s ,,och.. ,nd mn r. iI,.o +nat ~ 10
-,c,, ,nd nnscrn,,,1o,s h,n1.c- r. rnsat, III
.,s.,-s..,se. 70. .r. afs ~
t,as - ~;,a 80 ;,s.ea,,s astan. ..s T..
wosa .;ras 49, oon,,+rz. ~, =, 49, .aS.a. 49, -.
,,oro,.s er e+ocl- ,.-,h,.-. e~aon,a.a.s sss
-..-;aa1o,. 49,, ,g,,,,;t
-------
NEL1EF FofS TaE HUNDRED DAY
Gov pr,,, ,.s o 1850
+o ~. -oo,,1s - nS1o "ppeAt
tbot thex thM hw oros,;,a5 oGe"4 I :. 4ne
c.nn.r \, rn,n,t.g ,on3-;h1ttass $3.50 - 80
,,.r. f1,,,s. - 80 .ho o-.oh%s,A .4.se n"-
Tho f.m,1,.s ~ +hosa ,narohss. 80 49, ~ ~
t,ons1 cns~d <~,,. 49,. .s ~ a-e~s.,r' ~ .no Na
oI ~ {L.,r nonrtr,,. o,T Th.i" s',,In' 1ona ~
49, oa.,,a .v,th.. -. ,ss..:..'. ~ 1o ~ !.
~ II. So r.r.a ~. " sue tets4
of o..oc;,+;ons If 49, ~ es,oa - ~
inv. III. wooon r,on1a ot -
c1rd.a, who 1r;n ,,.sas .hs.sx.,~ ~ w. *
1oot af,er n. crors ~ ~. hnnaeas % 80. ~
,ncn +,,-.r.h ,,,snt;n. 80 s.-1as.
,,ron-;otc. M t,onesna dn1,ass 49,, tl. r.
is,1;.s~H ro-,;--.at r.,.. w.. n,.A.1.1ms ... ,us
~. ~N6~ 1r "e PA'4to.4estA
, 1864-05-14

~ Over three hundred 100 days men
have arrived at Indianapolis and gone into
camp. Four or i've editors have enlisted,
among them the editors of tbs Evansville
Journal, Jay County 1breh1tght and Newcas~
tie Courier. The wife Of the Jay county
editor takes charge Of the. paper TIL her hus-
, 1864-05-14

w The Isabella grapes on Kelly'a Island
are generally killed. The Catawbas arc send
Ing ont q few buds; some younger yinas will
make pretty fair growth, while the buds on
the best and largest wood are pretty general
ly killed. The Delawates are al alive, and
putting out Vigorously. It il expected that
there will not be half crop this year.
, 1864-05-14

@ On the aoth ult., at White Creek, Ver-
mont, Jahes knapp, at ths tender age of IS,
only 81. The census shows that Vermont II
almost stationary In population. II this
ntyle Of marriages prevails to any extent
there can be No surprise ut the TACT told b1
the ceusus -
, 1864-05-14

T Hon. Alfred Phelps, widely known in
Northern Ohio, died at hiR residence in Char
don, Oh the 9th Of April. The deceased
WAS Lieutenant in the war Of 1812, and
took an active part in aI1 the wars Of the
frontier. In 1924 ho was Prosecuting Attor-
ncy of GeauEa county; in 1884, established
the first paper at Chardon, the Spectator and
Gazette, and in 1844S was elected to the Leg1s-
1atu1e. Be was the father of Lieut. Com
mander s. L. Phelps, the second officer Of the
Mississippi fotilla, and has also another son
n }}a uo,ne ppvyieA
, 1864-05-14

rT Gen. Grant has presented to his Chief
of staf, Gen. Rawlns, 3 handsome silk scarf,
bearing this inscription:
ssThis sash, worn by me through au my
battles and campaigns, from and Including
the surrender Of Vickaburg, July 4, 1868, Il
presented to Brigadier General John A. Raw
fins, my Chief ot Stat, IN evidence Of my
appreciation lB an officer and friend.
ssU. s. GRANT.
stJienfenanf General IT. q Army1i
, 1864-05-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
4usa:s ef Grain reported ~ ts vtatest Fs?esx ers
1fotsd F7otsr Il e7x ueisrtre5 nrs5 st*scs

FEIpAY EVKNLNa. M3y II, IS6a-
FREIEHTS-L4EE FsrIonr.-F!sa:: fae e, =:
Fleece and suu1tse With cats, Il 5kc basx Msslllnn
schoonsr A'HsEpotIs and hEsg Ionag M,st1es: T3sa
schr HLba1d. with Wheat. ito load ut three houss3)
st sEc. To foET CoLBo .-schz Hafnsp With
what 1t &c.
RAuEoAD FRx1an1s-Thsxe Is no change In rates.
Wh QrQta:
, 1864-05-14

n. Eng. states$S5sos6,719 $86,6ls is Over 66H
Here Is An imitation at the rate Of 66s< per
cent per annum, or 200 per cent for the three
years. The following are the figures Tor New
1eHQ, 1863 ar inc~S.s.
New York;. $50 SIS ,02o 60, 1888 Over Is
Atw wJesFes:... 6-8S7.o3 AiT2,80 - 1Q3
FennsJ1vsnia.- 18,8s+.6As 27,Ga,504 IS 6sx
, 1864-05-14

4b5344 ~
EGas3-1be receipts have been u1nss lItaitei, win
IN active demand. fncss hru, 1t ls8l7c per Ao1.
Sslta to.d4F-l kFi Eggs 1t 17d trs do 1t tic; :
bSls 40 At 1sc: s3 brls do At 1Bc. --.+
FRUITS-GKkEH ApPLEs In lair demand. Choice
qualities trln at pyeylou1 quotations. Common and
pnsosnd frqis is selas e u prices from SIC bol
1Fa 1t prerio1s qastatlons: HICKORY MUTE In saall
, 1864-05-14
TELEGRAMs 70 TIE RICHMOND PAPERS.
ORANGE CouRr HOUSE, May 6. 1854,
lFFom the New York Herald.1
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH AE.,y CORR. ]
Mar 8. 1854.

ORANGE COURT H0us8, May e. 1864.
A considerable engagement occurred yes-
day, about twenty miles below here, near
Pa1kers store, III 8potxyl.ania county, on
plank road. between part Of Ewelrs- corps
ard the Fifth corps Of the Yankees, inclnd-
ipg sykes regulars. The engagement lasted
from twelve o'clock until night. Our troops
repulaed the enemy most handsomely, cap
tng nine hans5sa sammaeasa snd eePs P,'9ts
G General j, II. Jones and Colonel Warren,
of tbe Tenth Virginia, WAS Killed. General
Stafford was MORALLY wounded.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following additional particulars Of the
fight yesterday have reached this place:
Generals Heath and Wiles1 were IN the
fight yesterday the1 checked aaa ths drove back
Lanes North Carolina brigade last night sur
prised and captured three hundred pEis-
operB. ..-... .
General Pegram was painfully wounded in
the knee.
, 1864-05-14

FEcach Calf, IS
hs...-..-.-...G-4S33.2
French Calf Le-
mol1es, = daz-
eA ,...... G.M 3s1oe
French Calf L.
motHes,' eG
ends, r dpz..7.e5Aa77.oo
Ll71ags, 4 do1.lS. NME.5A
RoaAs. p dez...11.SK4l8.ca
, 1864-05-14

At 32S5: 10 ke1 do 1t $3.50. GHAg& SKKDs-Nothin9
doing and ns1kes cnt!re!{ non;s 81. ,.ts ,,d.,
t1yt uem1pd. We quote saIes At eRs8c = ..
sYRUPS-Ma.ket qutet sad unchanged. Ws
qDntt: ...........
Chicago Golden. 1s40
ChfcAE~ A0beT... ............-.'..'.s..'.-.. Ik042
y 34G
Cubs Nolaasas..
New Orleaaa, nex cfop. 10
TEAS-1n f&H 6apptg aaa sexE 0fa7 as previous
SopuF Hyaon, tnfeFer - conAsn, p = M Al.1p
superior e me, n..... 1.H @f.k5
Is. extra 70 ehelcer A..... 1.66 &1 ~
1mner4a1 superInf to Hnes q N....., 80, ~ 6IR
extra 70 che!eet b.,-,,,,,..l ITS 6iM
GuapoWdeF, superior N me. 3...... IN ALTO
e1HA % cne!cst n.-...... LES 91ac
Japan natural lsaf M mt: + sa: sSnsiss :. ~
oooieres, fHfertor to dne, H......... ID al
e1E6 p c1o1ces o.......... LIZ Al.tK
aoucnonS1 o.".........s-.s.........,.1. 1.& 8l.A
, 1864-05-14

Tbs Alternative aud al Dr. q. JAYNE i soss' FL
II N1dicfI q ass Ao!d n Chfeaga BY AesaE. FuLLE
/ SMITH; BURN1AH / VAN SHAACE' and
puEsHts Esn eraH3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINE S

WERE AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
Sewing Machines the hes: Manufacturing Machines
and the best Machine work.
Nee York State Fair.
FIRST PRRNrN FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
FIssr PREMIUM FOR DoUBLE-THREAD MACHINE.
FIRST PgskncM FOR MACHINE WoEK.~
Indiana State FUR
FIRST Premium FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Vermont State Fair.
FIRST PREMIrN FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
FlRsr PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Illinois State Fair.
FIRST PREMTrM FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST premium FOR MACHINE Work.
Iotca State Fair. ..
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY NJ ,CTISF.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FiRsr PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
kentucky State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MAcHSE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Michigan StGte Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MkrHl1g.
FIRST PREMIUM MASrFACrre.NG MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE Work.
Rnnsylrania State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEAUTIrUL MACHINE work.
Ohio State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Oregon State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
AND AT TIE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS:
Chittenden Co. (Jt.) dgrI Soc.
FRS. Premium tsr Family Machine.
Urem In factu Machine
s First Premium for Machine Work.
Franklin Co. (N. " Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
| Champlain Valley (Tt) Agrl. Soc
First Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Hampton Co. (Kass.) AgrL Soc.
Diploma for Family Machine
Diploma for Machine Work.
Queens Co. en- ~ A9rI. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine
Washinton Co. CIV. ~ Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Saratoga Go. (N " Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Hcchanics' Institute (Pa) Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine work.
s1gr The above comprises all the Fairs at which tn,
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited This year.
sALERooMs, rs LAKE ST, CHICAGO.
4. D. Barnum, Agent Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12
BETTER THAN Gallon, I. on PL.CE TIL.
BETTER THAN tAlOtlEL OR bIli IT,
LETTER THAN CALO5tll. OF IlIE I'LL
As ALTERAT IVES,

They exercise more pow 7rfGl influence over TIC Ever
and its sccrc,iaus than Ca"Cci mercury, l!"e pill,
hence their iEportanso In cases Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen difficulties, Jaundcc, Dyspepsia, mous at
,acks Icaatc &c IN the treatment Of Fcvcr3, either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and ether reducing rcvers,
they arc sn,crur to Gunipe. Their Influence extends
over tho entire system, controlling, strcle tncli:g, aud
bra ing W. lie relaxed and wasuG energies ard CT.
lating all tho sccrrtiuns ~ Ac natural rUrance If
their duties, cleansing a.d purifying tao III cd, and
purgrg from the system all diseased deposits anl i'm
pure LunUrS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.
I AN CURED,

al have taken six doses Of Railways Pills. 0! thres
pills each, in SIX days they cured me CT Constipation,
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. ] have taken D--tl's,
A-rS',~and many other pills for years, aid could
only obtain temporary relief II stoppcd thu Of
these pills for week my 81 compliant would appear.
SIX doses Of Rldway's pIGls cu:ci inc.
SlErIIgN Bk%NkTr, U. s. c, 50
81 hav7 surrel with dyspepsia ant Liver m.
plant FOR seven ycars-hlye used all sor's Of pills
they wuUli give me temporary CCmtDri, bat was cnn-
relied to take them ali the tine. have used one box
Of nr. Railways Pills am cured. have not taken
paI tc!e Of medicine in six months.
G. VI. CliILDS, Roxbury, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12
.FIELYlROLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits of DisS
patton Early Ind scretion Of Abuse, attended with the
following symptoms -
Indspos'tion TO Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
I Horror OF Disease, Wakefulness
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back
Univer sal Lassitude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptons the Face
Palld Countenance.
These symptoms II allowed go on which this red
cine invariably removes, soon follows
Impoteacy Fataity, Epileptic Fits,
In one of which the patient may expire
Who say that they not frequently followed by
those " Drefni Diseases"
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware Of the cause of their suffering,
Brr NONE WILL CONFESS RECORDS OF TIE INSANE
ASYLuMS,
And M1rRckoFy DcatAs By Conat,ap tion bear ample
witness to the Truth of this assertion.
The Col,Nitatioa once affected nth Organic Wax
requires the aid OF Medicine to Strengthen and In
vgorate the System,
Which HgLgBoLDs EXTRACT BCCHU iararia1iy
does.
Trial win convince the most skeptical.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, RnlHenza. IEoarsemess,
CrsnY, Esronc:ai.is. 7neipisnt Cou-
sumption, and for the Relief
of G0nspn.,,tiye Pat;cnts
iia advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This is remedy so universally known 70 surrass
any other for the of throat and lung complaints
that it is useless here TO publish the evidence of its
virtues Its unryalied excellence for coughs and
Colds. and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations Of the earth. Few are the communities
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effects some living
trophy in their midst OF its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
AS al! know the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy
We need not do more than to assure them that IL has
row all the virtues that it did have wien making
the cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by Dr.J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
BENJAMIN 4 WAYNE, Cedar Fails
C.K WALLACE, . :.
G.. n. MINER, %
WM. SNO1DEN Waterloo.
DANIEL MUM, Csrundy Center
ARNOLD & SOCLF Iowa Pals.
ALLEN HosFoRp, DuiA,a,SA
JAMES 3. Med a., atkpn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-12

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