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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

~
The Democratic National Convention mro,s
at Chi ago on the 2ath inst INT, and it is already
;, certain that there will not ony DO u full attend
ance Of delegates, bu; very large gathering be-
Sides Of deeply in crested outsiders. Some of
these would he mure influential In controlling tue
result tssn majority ct Thr delegates; though
we jurFe that Dean Richmond, of Bnffllo will
be the niasrer-sprlt OF the occasion, While james
-Gntbrir, of Ken ncky, will doubtless exert very
considerable power.
Each OF these has been suggested for the Pee
sidenc' moi OF the COuvt ntiOu, hut OF the Ulited
,StStes bur Richmond utterly scouts tne ldea of
his nomination. insisting that while there are
seVe,A ISsin 10 which MS abilities are adapted
the White House is not am ing them. This deci-
sion dnee Sreut 10 The eminent shire VdnrsS ~ the
chitfof the Albany RTS"l cy. Mr. UathTie would
probably like the nomination. anu would make a
very far President. but 10 IL over seventy yeIr4
old, and We think that fact will operate to mis-
prejudice, The present eNigency demands u live
man Ms President.
The list OF names from among which the leading
candidate of she Convention will be selected
appears 10 be as follows:-
Justice Samuel Nelson, of New York.
General George u. Mcclellan, OF Ohio ~
Hon. Millard Fillmore, OF New York.
Hon. FRANKLIN Pierce, Of New Hampshire.
Gov. Horatio Seq mOur OF New York.
Judge George w Woodward, of Pennsylvania
There Is talk of General Hancock as we'll as of
Mr.. Guthrie; bat we cannot learn thar any fixed
determination exists 10 present the name OF
either General McClellans friends hope 70
awaken In his behalf y popular fitror shat viii
bear down adj cpposifiOni but we doubt their
ability TO succeed in this enterprise. We hear,
though not assnringly, that Governor Seymour
can have the vote of our State delegation on the
first ballot il he wishes Il.
In this city, If we are correctly informed, Judge
Nelson is the first choice of the Opposition bank
ers, capitalists and merchant princes; while In
many sections Mr.. Fillmore seems 10 have the
support of the wealthy class. The names of ak
President Pierce and Judge Woodward will
probably be withheld on the first ballot, % bs
presented only in ease OF favorable eOnjuncture
presenting itself. General McClellaus supporters
appear saneuine Of plurality, II not majority,
on this ballot.
But the vital difference which the Convention
must develop concerns measures rather than
men. A very large section Of tho delegates are
peace" men par excellence; holding, with the
Rebels, that the Union Is but a league, the Con-
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s~1s- OFFICE OF THE pHuADElPHI,

~ GAS WORKS, AUGIsT ~, lsji.-At meeting Of
the Poaru Trustees Ofthe Philadelphia Gas Works. held
the 9Th usaht, the follow Gmbie and resOuuUn
were Hd"ited
Whereas, Ice great Ad, 10 tho living IN posed
eIaiNe duty tht trustees advance the
otuere. ploytos and whereas, the OF aud all
uatt4 iHis nHumod a. mBHuf tvgre OF Hls have
adv price that Cumpei- the trustees h order
Etu the iupurlan trust comm tied charge
sOiiOus loss make the buuH add tom 70 the
Sinking Fund required 10y law, All the price Of
1T cents utr thubsrnu cubic zee.
Tie Itust,Cs arc that tie increased ice will
IroNc q hurdei many consumes aud they {icJy
pirt ec'Hslty that COnsrins Il; bot when the
sumer reflects hst bealy every article purchase hiss
cvd nom e to ltA cent aud Wo propose nd
but lbh cent. IN tine mHlu 10 upon wulch
r,y eveuuc, its ne essty must be apra eut.
Cuarl WHEN tie operations Z the past year
to hANe rv, u lOs the trust, notwi h,tind-
then eNtinL enabled Us TO purchase coal
ard I'tOts ut very mod. rat pcrS; be tt therefore
Resolved That the Chie tnguecr bo dttccted To tiyc
pubic IO'co that on an" HttCT hrs day OF SEPTEMBER
u,Nt ~ lrce uf TO piivAc shall be
rc ar per n uu sand crbr fe, les discount 0f per
c1u'. for proupt Yaymtnt, subject he United
Stsics tnN THOMAS : STEWART.
AuiB lBt Chicf Engineer
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THE MAEEIIp LIFE or JouS WESLEY =
VII, Il J,hn N.si,y s,itlrd. b. sail, "It would
he IN re us fu' /, marry" lie maori II 4 wtI ~,
VITO, through her Jealousy, led nim life of
Wietrhcdncs Anh misery At iisi bis spirit WIS
up, MD hr wrote "a h T:-"kuOw me, AMI know
1uuTstli. Su,peit me 40 NOR; provoke me 40
m,Tr; do rot any longer con end for na tery.
for oN'r, mCney, or praise; he content 10 b..
private, insignih ant person, knO Yn and loved
by God and me- IL WAS not likely that wO-
man would he pleased al he. .ng recon nended 20
be an insignitcanL pc, son. After twe0ty years
of disquieIude she ore day ett him. He bore
il philosopbically. He went even beyond it.
He toeA his diary and Pnt the most pi.hy entry
into Il l ever met with in a diary '-"Noa
ON reliqui, non densi, non regoe ibO," winch may
be translA ed thus -" did not Il ave her; / did
not s. nd her away; / shan't send for har back /"
And SO ended the married life Of John Wesley.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal interest the notes for
about three p6r cent rer annum TOR tie current rate for
52 Bord, Is not less than per cent premium and
b 6rt The the premium per cent United satOs
siocks twenty per cent, It viii be seen that the
actual pront this loan at the present market rate
not less than ten per cent per annum.
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PhovOsT MAESHAL DHsPTED AND HgLD.-lt
will b, ann ,Ird tha, NJ the Late supplemented
diaii, b, IL in he -Four District C ~ .atn Mills,
Provost MHrsDHlut the Fiji District, wa dsl ltlod
iu III q township OF EroO field ani 'haf the
BonrO oi T. rVnr~. &c de tha he was n .be 20
IN heid, nOtviths Hn q 4 hi, office. Tue mater
wac Alsp sut n,ibd tO CllOu Bach ,nau, A. log
Assistant Pr vOs' March l-GcD,Ta tor his opia-
iOD, which has brought out the decision iaat
CspAir Mills mast br teld, and that she ruling
OF c plain Brown wa. cOrroyt-P ovoSt Mash l's
nt ting idere: 10 he military sery!cs og
the ULi.,t Spte .-Ntwa,k tdyrytisrr, Aujaf IT,
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PROPOSALS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES.
Il Dry Goods, Se~ing Mat rials, &c.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or wAsHIsoroS.

II Dry Goods, Sewing Mat rials, sc.
HEABcUARTERs DEPARTMENT WAsHIsarOS.
OTTlCi or CH1Er QUaHrBHfAsrER,
NAsHINoToS, August q. 1874.
Written proposals viii be received 40 this oiAoe una
fttei notice, for furnishing the 10 owu articles for
Use o eontrAbnhd men, ~omen, and children In this De-
pAttment;-
FTolans (russe cl, aud other seryiceabie Roots ana
Shoes IoT uen, women, Al q ohildreps wear.
IhiT, felt, and wOolru Has, and clsth Caps.
kcfsey Linsey. ANS, Gallo. Biauke;s and othet
wouicn and cotton goods ~ Ntt ID
Hickory suipc (or shyts), Bed-tleking. upbaeaeheA
Muslin, wOOen koCkg and rursps
Spool Cotton, black and whttei Linen Threat.
Hone 6uspenocy Buttons; large Buttons for C0ata.
While Porcelain Iuitous, s,sYsIn, Needles, and Othef
sew ms materials and trimmings.
samples hOuld be mt with each bid at the expense ~
the party totv a di' q the same
ABosh OF sleRiance shouid accompany each BID
verbal proposition viii be aned. but every bIa
mcdif,cHsion Of the same, must be IN writing.
Purchases Will BE- made frum time 20 time the goods
needed uncer contract otherwise the Interests
Of the service may require.
Good security viii be euired for the faithful fualmeus
OF AnN contract made under this adyertisement.
Proposals should be sealed aud addressed % the under
sentd, ard endorsed, "Propcssls fot Furnstiak Dry
Goods" &C. OHAs =. 0kEESP
OOhei and Chief ouArteHpssisr Depart nsus
Washington. auo-iW
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ATs DEAFNESS AND BLINDNKSs.- ,.
D IsAAss, X p, Professors o. tbs hye and ear KSass
All diseases appoTtAinng 70 the above named befa with
the uInoat uacesse TSstmoniAs Iom the rslIals =
sources IN tnN ey and country eAn Be- seeh At his once
No. B PINE Guoot AItineil Eyes inserted WITHOUT pain.
No charges Aade for examination. O1ca hoob fn0m to
II A. M tofP. n. Ne. Oh RLnA saresA sI-sm
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAF

IrtsAEArIoSAL sAvINGs BASK, offering higher rate
of interest than any other, and me best security. Any
savings bank which pays Its depostors in United States
Notes considers paying in the best circulating
medium OF tho country and it cannot pay In anything
better It's assets either in Government secur
ties in bonds payable in Government paper.
1t 10 equally convenient a temporary permanent
investment Tho always be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest, and
the bes. security with banks as collSerals for dis,
counts
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.


p,,.,,,. foam, .u,,. o,,..a,.... 80 ,.,... ..u,..,..
,.o,,,., A., =, ,co,,,... .,,,..,. .,r.-
notes from local 'ara'o" On the average this eNeup
'ion Is of about two Ier cent per annu, sc'ordag to
the rate oftaNStion in various parts OF the country.
It Is believed that no securities oder so great induce
N .s,, -, ,.,.,..,.... 49,. ,.,, .,n,.-
,...-,,.. -.
ds' only is pledged for payment while the whole pro-
o.. n..,,..,,n.o,,,.r .r,..,s,..
While the Government oilers the most liberal terms for
puD,o.,. ,.,,,so.,., viii .o ,,.,,, a, all s.0o.,,.
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TEN THoUs sAND SHARES
Reserved for Bsrcnt Of the Company.

Tn6 lAnd purchased DJ lnt Vance ste1At Rock OIL
CoInran ooHisiuA one Lu REQ ano th'S ono acres IN
disc -uu tea ieei oE he Al '.h,I' r'er, In CrAnOan;
sS,p 81 ,bs Low. Twe ME Tu somS,CuN csiI Va
buItr kyH, cOuIis Of mitr Jci's trakln m NenALs
county Fru ,ivaiis Ttr All rhcn, gU-r rsniiory l.
ysuin. abundant and pcrnant hasVos excel,
lspl qUay 0i OF the nGLtfou' Nris Loi dor ~ 6ani
prcdso Ol -b su sregsli rusalar'ti than th'
itn behegc cd le now Vi o.. tne borough offrsnI
in, on ths Allegheny r't1, WI pnbrbv never became
sAbHusOa because ho strS ioston OF yocalic lisruP
SSr n d Gsr ss & S m %S o. nearer ss a., saac i
upper sAy Of Ou CeCh AID Nca "uuiO require u b.
SoNS,ts hove H. here % NoSG eo ses W S nc ausr
snd @GSs sTSess sSgI go % @ HSgntSHt ,so M ody -
in the 'Bmvriae yoini,y i+nd haze Itindud p'o-
ducns dori.s lr pss thrg4 lot yeGrr un~ssorns
AiC - oy dniy yieln ~ OIL
iseee a: is iaap ~ d,,,oc.,'s, The lst .hA, tns
disIuotrcAry straight line, ,Hd ~ distanl eoH-
rugi.Og 0fftc tde'fodI mgr t-ts ga tLv range
Sissiy Ihs ssms Question. Il Twtr 6rioo,e aot be eS
tra"rditary # BY boring wrs On this Gliiic,en,
GomrAlSs we'd, may -, - hose Of on cIyol =
eHofuous proh,s WoEd a. he nc fF't nate result t'
Ne ahATrhoosrs 0, this eomDal'
VI ~. PaIueulat 'Ho % ~" S y u' ~ i 80. 70. ~ -
leate ioT enty years a~c ~" ","I N2 .r P"itos
Of good ul althulh it, depth = ers- cnnsiared qul's
on nj. w,s mouth Fess ytd 40 ryatty 10 too
oimcr Of the aud, ard Tl t vnoa lnufc ~ the
b w hundred set deege ch nn not yet ubed, out In
rsts show or 81 o m nay es9 sgnet @
hey via prove hss Ismase siag Ss' s when ooreS
promises = satisfactory yiela
ssnpes ofO procured nom hese wells can be seen II
the or ce OF the Company, No. H3 WALNUT street
Tho fee Of us valuable oi land, comprising hun
dree and hhiy one seres inelIeins hs Ioysny Of any
entire rtght q The three wells partially developed, IL
nSdsr.is price ., Ss7 - wItA orst Nm in ine order
q anus house, 20, also patches Of timber.
leave the sum u ss.I3S cash WORKING eapEi on hand
with wheh 70 eomgie'e saS aise s,a wells; shs A'S 70
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aus. I'm

DENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
Il WORKS -HEAFIE 4 LEVY, Practical and TheOrOtlcG
Engineers, Aachnists. Boiler MAKERS BlAeksmhs aud
Founders, having for many bern successful opeeA
ton and been excukivsly engaged IN building and repa
nR Marine and River Enghes hgh andloW pressure Iron
Boilers. Water Tanks PropenoFs, 6o &c, respectfully
offer their services the pubic being fully prepared 70
for Engines sf ali SiEss, Marine, River and Bta
uonAy having sets Of OF different sizes,
pared TO execute orders with quick despatch Every do
BcKptioh OF making node AT the shoest
High and pressure Fluo, Tubular Cylinder Boilers
Of the bes Pennsylvania charcoal iron, Forengs, Of all
sizes and kinds iron and brass CaAtlngN OF all descrp
tons Roll tnnng Screw cutting, and an other wsrk
nected with the above basiness,
Drawings and specifications fox all work done AZ this
establishment free OF charge, and work guaranteed.
The subecribers have ample wharf do0A room for 10
pair Of boats where they lie In perfect say, and
provided Win shear, blocks, nI, &C., &c. s raistns
JACOB @. NEAFIE,
JOHN q. LEVY,
JA9-H BEACH and PALMER streets.
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7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gvos notice that sub-
scriphons viii bo received for Coupon Treasury Notes
pay able throe yeUs from August I5 1854 with somlan
nual interest at the rate Of and per
cent per principal interest both TO be paid in
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity into six per cont gold bearing bonds
pay able not less than nve than twenty years
from their tho Government may elect. They will
be Issued In denominations OF $50 sIOO $780, tlOOO and
s5OC0 and all subscriptions be for my dollars or
some multiple Of nifty dollars.
The viii be transmitted to the owners free OF trans
porauon charges after the receipt of the original
Certificates Of Deposit they bo prepared
As the notes draw interest from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date of note to date deposit
Parties dfpositing twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes any time win be allowed
commission Of one-quaTer of per cent? which viii
paid by tho Treasury Department upon the receipt OF
bin for the amount, certified to by the officer with whom
the depo,t was made No deductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits.
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Ls,s ofsubserpOn open uAtn tAs tooOO shares
are subscribed payASs 81 pss share edsr q Alder
mAn JAMES MccAHKS, the Treasurer Of tie Company.
No. ,Oe WALNUT street. or a. No. lsS WALNUT stros.,
OF Al As once Of he Company, No. sls WALNUT
Street.
TAspuSuc are lavasa 70 can Or Aprepsssus. SSs
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~ ARsHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
w Mrit Of Sale, oy the lion. John dadwaisder Judcs
ofth District Couit oftbe United States In and the
Eastern pisJrct cf PenntyVani In Admiralty, to me
directed, Vfl be SOD at pnblc ae 70 tAe highest snd
beet bidder, for cssh at MlCHENfR'S S1UKENe lt3 n.
FEOkT rect M0NDAY, August "a 1894 At IL O'clock
A. NJ % bsies Cotton. bling thu cargo % vessel
III own, Aiso The cATgoes Of the stesm 10 sioops
eARAB, sUo MARY and HOPE ,conaitiDg OF cotton,
bacco, tnrIa niine, Ii,e. and Ias ~
WILLIAM MILLwARD,
Marshal \. u. OF Peana.
Phnadeiphis, August 10 1884. sail St
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OFTIcE OF ASSISTANT ouARTERMAs-
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
~ Oaoe s. W. corner OF WALNUT and FIFTH
PnuAoktr,uA, August 8, 1854.

NOIICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at the GRR.
Chief COmnl sAioner ot Highways until three o'chsh64
OF 1uk khOAY, 18th INST, for the construction He~,
on the line OF Brown street from Ridge averue to tho
west aid, OF Seveht,eatn street. wi two cast.lrUn
lnlets; at the y. W. OF sixteenth ana
II own streets, and at the N. W. Of SsVen-
teenth and Brown cts and near Beyea-
teesth street to be built of br circular IN orm. with
clear insice dian etcr OF tree feet The
10 be that the cont actor o. all take bills prepared
AGAINST the property fronting on said Sewer % the
amount Of yhve cents for each iineai foot q
mont on each side oftte street much cak pat
balance 20 be pGtd by the city. AL bidders Invited "
present at and place OF opening the prspesa
Each proposal vii b. accompanied by certificate that
bone Las been hlsd In the Law Department. as deced
by Ordinances NAV 20 1880 IL the BIZ der shaM
not execue within i've days afler the work s
awarded he will be deemed oeclinnR, and will be held
Table on hs bond for the difference between HIS bid and
the neNt higher bid.
specifications he had at the Department Of 6urveya
which will be strictly adhered to.
The city right to reject all bids II deemed
exsrbltsnt.
W. W. sMRDLRY,
AulC-wfn3t Chief CommiSaianer " Hizbsgaya.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10y TRANSPORTATION OFFICE PHILA-
delphA, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad
r, PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1874.
accordance with an Act Of Congress approved June
w. si becomes necessary that all rscep,s gwen by this
company for mtrehAndlie received Tor transportation
should bear an INTERNAL REYEhUE STAMP OF the
rAlhe or TWO CENTS, the expense OF the same 10 be
DOrI . bI the party receiving such receipt.
All receipts taken by this Company for merchandise
dsiVeredio eonsignees WIN be stamped BY sAid Company
=. -. CHARLE8 X. IDE,
-AIA-lA Master Of Transportation.
k8- PHILADELPHIA AND READING
AailrOAd Company.
hOIlCE-ln consequence Of the provisions tho New
internal hevenuo Law before signing receipts cor property
%sysrse e them iot ransporia0n, will FeIui that
OF the party who takes tho Rectipt.
ror AZ Receipts taken By hls Company for property
~ vthSa PaItles the stamps win be AiAod aud
pany. JNO. s. HILLRs
..,.... ,.o a -. General Freight Agent.
FhLAphAFhN' august o. leoA auto sc
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NOTED FOR EANDsOxs STYLES.
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L'XCHANGE HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY,
T. Tho subscriber. graceful tor past fayors. tenAo
thanks his pstrons and the pubs for the
tom given him. and beg say that re "a
season TcAey receive boArdsrs, permanent
ard rAr sient the modern terms. The bar Wi
always be supplied in the chnieeEt wines. liquors. and
cagars superior old The tables VII be sat Wsib
the best the market anordB
Fishins lines and iAchl always "a hand
AL the ooDforts nf home always Be roune a. ths
Exchange ..--
Terms sl2 peT AMMAN, GEORGE HAfnAl,
Je9 II fropfietoR.
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TT N It L. ID - TA II H ~
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- the TREASURER OF rHE FUND

AZ to relieve the d ptupC II Chamber burg
hss RECESSED tho UlOwi Rmnunis since his last port
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
BABY STATISTICS.

During our former connection with this
paper, We were in the habit of immortalizing
all Dcw corners from the land Of Babylon
by editorial notices. A half dozen such
~cvents" sometimes occurred in week, but
tho multitude never frightened US particle
we were always ready for the emergency.
Some Of the ladies affected to get in high
iudgeon" because We noticed their squads
but then it was all affectation, for it is no
ticeable fact that from the day We left this
paper up to the present time, such accidents
have been like angels visits-few and far
between. Ladies, we are again in the field,
full of endearing adjectves fer the blessed
little things" and not very gingerly about
cances. Our scales are of the avoirdupois
kind, and we always give down weight.-Af:
ton National.
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GROVER 81 BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING. MACHINE S

WERE AWARDED TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER All, COMPETITORS,
At the following State Fairs Of 1885, for the hest Family
Sewing Machines the hes: Manufacturing Machines,
and the best Machine work.
Ncc York State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR DouRLETnREAD MACHINE.
FIRST premium FOR MACHINE WORK.
Indiana State Fair.
FlnsT PREMIUM FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Vermont State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Illinois State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE Work.
Loeca State Fair.
FIRST PREMrrN FOR FAMILY NAcHTSE.
FIRST PREMIua FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST premium FOR MACHINE WORK.
Ecatucky State Fair.
FIRST Premium FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PCRPosks.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE Work
Michigan State Fair.
FIRST Premium FOR FAMILY MACurSE.
FIssr pnrMrrM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIER FOR MACHINE WoRK.
Pennsylvania State Fair.
FIRsr PRRNfuM Fon MtSUrA CTvnISG MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEAUTIFUL MACHINE WORK.
Ohio State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
OREGON State Fair.
FIRST PRRmUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
AND AT TIE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS:
CAHtcnden Co. (Tt) Agrl. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Maehlne.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Franklin Go. CIV. ~ Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champlaim, Valley (It) Agr't. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Hampden Go. (-Nass) AgrI. Soc.
Diploma for Family Machine.
Diploma for Machine Work.
Queen's Co. (N " A9rI. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
IJashinton Co. (N. ~ Fair.
First.Premum for Family Machine.
Saratoga Co. (N. ~ Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Mechanics Institute (Pa.) Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine work.
~ THE above comprises all the Fairs at which tn
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited this year.
sALEROOMs, lis LAKE ST, CHICAGO.
A. D. Barnun, Agent Cedar Falls
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fHRGsBHgGS F. MeAcHINEs
E.AAlnifI1lz N5aG{@EEtF:{ea I96io.

For speed, clean work, strength and
beauty, G. Aultman & Co.'s world
renowned Canton, Ohio, "Sweep-
stakes" Threshing Machines are tho
acknowledged "head and front" Of
tho whole "threshing machine fami-
w." Their fame is not only national
but Worldwide
Either Geared or Beited Separa-
tcre, with either eight Or ten horse
Gary" Or "Compensating" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get circular free Of charge,
or call and see sample machines
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27
Tobacco Seed.

TEyHE TOBACCO SEED IN THIS REGION HAVING
been less injured by Frost and consequently
unsafe to use have procured few pounds OF Seed Of
the Connecticut Seed Leaf variety, the past
In the Connecticut River Valley town OF liadey Mass
which will sell at home, mail TO applicants and pay
postage at 80 cts. per OF. Address
&c. ABBOTT.
CLAIR. SyILLE, BUrhEa Co., Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

The secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF is to cure tho patient Of the disease maady that
occasions the pain this it saccomplshes rapidly and
radically. So srH is tho patient transit rmcd from
PAIN mi cry, weakness, and dccrcp:udc, to the delight.
full enjoy mcnt of health and strength that ptens fire.
quenty ascrDe It's talsmanic power the supcrnatu
raj influence Of cnchautment
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

A man was arrested in Boston and sent to
prison, for inserting false marriage in one
Of tho newspapers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

THE Dutch war cry in N. York is 'Knicks
come arouse
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-05-27

MS HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PARTIES INDEBTED
to the firm Of yanSaun Hunt and VauSaun, Hunt
4 Co. that their accounts will be placed iu the hands
J. b. Powers for collection, irrespective of personal
friendship to any person.
yANStUN & HUNT,
VANSAUN. HUNT Il co.
by Geo. u. VanSaun
Cedar Fans, Iowa, Jan, LIST, 1865.