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4 GLOOMY PnosrDCrs n IrALY.-Thers Il
. financial crisis In Italy. The Minister Of
Finance startled the country . short time
ago, by announcing that the National trea-
sury was empty. and thAe ten million
pounds sterling GO, eo0. o0o) must DO OBJ
tanned BY the end or the year. Tho public
debt 10 already enormous, the addition Of
fifty millions by single loan will swell
unpleasantly tho burden that now hangs
like mill-s,sne to the necks Of tho people.
The public credit, too, has been tor some
time shsky. Money lenders are beginning
to regard Italy IS 4 objectionable customer.
Her ability 10 meet Der heavy obligations
Is becoming mere and more doubtful. In
stead OF getting loans On advantageous
terms, shc = compelled to throw herself
upon tho mercy Of the great capitalists,
and pay tho penalty Of Indifferent finan-
cial standing by submitting TO usurious
conditions. 80 st4
There ara Other difficulties by which that
country is environeG. The people, ground
,py taxation - carry ca iruisiess wax. a4
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A PAIR OF SPAsxs. The HpirsSsas Hor,

49, 80 - ~ ~ 0lPss1ss0S nav"
!, In the twelfth hour Of the glory OF God,
the lie Of God, The Lord Ia God, the Holy
frooeoure shall crown the Tfiune Creator
with the discloslve Illumination. Then
snail the creation, In tie efEulgence, above
me divine sersphine, arise into the disclos.
ure IN one comprehensive revolving gal
axy Of supreme beautitude.n FIJI.
spends:
Then shall ackassical
zone 20 q discloeive procedure-aboye the
~. nred great leather fungus Of Peter Nip
nlniygo, the great gooeeberry grinder. rise
INTO tho dome disclosive until co-eoual. co
extensiye and conglomerated lumuxe res into
one grand comprehensive mux, shall as.
enn'iaie into nothing, aud revoive like n
Ia. p "a. .a,'ed pussy cat after the space where
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from Burlington 70 Chicago Detroit. To,ea
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Rzlttncre New Y~ys
and all other Eastern and South Easter, Citiss
n. train connect at Mendoza with the Iiinos.
Central Railroad North and South and FL (.his $
60. both the Noon and Evening tysinA BCth
road routes, to-MiE NJ. G. r. T. via. Detrolc n
S.R + via Toledo and Pittshq fgh and RI. WSvna
r r via Fl Wayne. OF wAleh passenaerr -
take their choiCe.
Only twenty houra from Darlington to ro,en.l
Thirtsen hours ahead Of any other route VA
Darlington s2f% Isis IL
baggage checked through 20 netr0it. ,NiaS.,>
rallS and New York, Boston, Toledo DunSf,I
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Fhiiadelphia. =
Tickets for this great Eastern thorough fare b.
sale Mt OttnmwA, Fairfield. Nj. Pes,sant arJ
the Ticket Once corner Front ard Water street,
Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trstna
Fare as low ~ any Other rouse.
tt# K =. UOSFORn
Janl-bptE 6sn. Agent G. H.A 9. kh
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nov17-w4w
r EGAL NOTICE.-State Of. low.

II EGAL NOTICE.--Statei of. Iowa,
- Dies Moinee County. .. In County Court Of
said county. e9AtN-
Notice Is hereby given, that on this 7th day Of
Noyeme'e5, =, A. D. ISL an INSTRUMENT il writing
Hansf0sd Purcell, deceased, late Of said County,
was produced, opened and read In open court
in said county court and that tbcfeuUOn the first
Monday ia December. A. d. ls6A was nxed -
the day on which proof Of the genuineness Of
said Will and Testament wilt be heard. at which
tune aud before said court. all persons interest,"
ed Will be heard.
.661 REBEOCA PURCELL, Executrix
AN named In said Last Will and Testament
Ordered. ina the above notice W published
for four weeks. prior 70 the nrst Monday an De-
cep6ef aiores In the Burlington Weekly
OF burlington IN said Co4ntY. ..5..l 80, -
novll Or tho County Court ofeaid County.
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I1o.cnnond papers say that Sherman or.
.,oseSl the devastation Of East Tenressec
,ne INHABITANTS to be driven out. md the
houses and barns burned. Guess net.
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4 mariana. hut to the Oalmuck. The Tar
=. ~ rs,rsecsr ..fne hnmhleet inhabitant
- rn~iand. the moet nnisersble Irishman,
ma ia rooreet Ethiopean. There is not 4
man- AZ Whom W Ia not true that BY his ma
n Is he has q rirht to life. liberty. and the
nnrsnif al nanrfnees. fApplause.l That
q 3h1 pftiic3Ulc. { Men ssy. lyon are fight.
ine for the uegro.'' Yss, amHo day
nNknorrnv I vfli AAhk fSf the South Amer
iossi. if neSd ~. ma ths1uext day for the
South a n1Srican. M i reed be, and IND next
dsv Tor ~ african on his own continent;
sad he lIe1t fot tho Afadaeascarine; and
- Sext .10rthe sJsuaneeee and the next for
~ Ch0nsnaAnY und @ %. round and round
ihoiaaoDe,a .IAnd under our flag Z trust that
s. on inIRhti this pyanc3ple iS 70 vindicate
- rirHt iofleveryilisine creature on the
fsce OF s0odH saffh.a tApplause.) " There
fsse. II : man sAys that ( am anabolition.
III. IAN. and Glory ia it Il am lor abol.
ishinR sin; I ana Tor abolishing Injustice; I
am for abolishing corrupt and cumming
pride; l al, for aboiishing all shackies and
bonds; 1xmfof aooslsning nlnaIances ana
mf0 bling BLOCKS IA the W4Yi0k m0usl i 3Lu
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xnrag (ooHC11D9o BMm lsr PAeAl !,
Ieeaclfne. iuxshisa way, that -DinlHt4fs DC
/. ~ lundes1tond polttice and The polnmou
neonlay TIE Loru helA them tfthey DOL 0l
undeul16udi these thinGsa betaer than meal
effh0eewhoare y the. DEMOCRATIC party
.Dot whatever may b Thought Of theI jog
] sneptuf minister, JON canaot treat lfghti9
G 1h1jndgnaent q sech nan ~ Oanbatq, 80
Ko6suth, and Victor Hugo,snd thnea Hhsm.
.D3Q0eof eeSty IN deas. aid EnGlAlas Asicn.
ard and J0hnuIsbad almost thought0t un.
,xNeqAesary 10 ray Golden and Bright ~
4vhtch nd ArS thes ~ Ri 1neyt h4Yc nes
q nesiAataa t. eali4hasayou. 90 ~ gc1nsss -
You cannot Yisk o.t . e6emeso1sas - ~ ~
g. 1872. oP rS.mc'on q f, eJys sss
d Sseat that Is nos on theside of the, South. Z:
.s1ssY oan0 men, yoang Americas, nave you
. 40 speh thing "a enthustaAm1 - tnete nO
.aFg3de of Qounlryf lstheres ne lQge OF Ao-
! s1styt a.WaM yon SO yourselves losceaveGi
: 6ssildsaadr cd -aepasaiea I1om Inc ns ~rn
ct the great and GQoq pt sxery lang 49, ~
sAave t61ff slaces6 It toWaSdf nbert % eo
Nth those whose faces are aur'c Iltn va
ia Light ofp9t Burning deepodssaS &c MOalu
4 1ekhr follow those Thai love 70 tn9 etxsS =
md l9ry them, they havlpg n4en, ~ ~ y
1eld Of battle IN defense q TIE pflnciples q g,
freedom ana justice, tna4 lnat tney s.Su.u
n - io9nc erraying tnsmse!ysss sa5 ssa snd
r1ncIP!eA How weu tncy Aeys ~ ~ Sl ~
how tobly they hnye nned up me olo OF
1nesr life who nave sealeG sosaf PS.a aas ..
md tneif love o. ucessy Wssn r.s e 1 ~ !
o0od1 And on, wnesa mool110l eIyCss-
Gle y that Of man VIA stey 9 nouss 10
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Ms : sse 81 - = 49, -. snS s.t,s,ced
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VI R. .aiI1.s,sa q.
SHORTEST, QuICKEaT AID BEST ROITE
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI; AND
no ALL POINTS IN ILAJNOA
INDIANA. MIC1IIGAN,OHIO
AND CANADA f.e
On and after August 18th Two DAILY TRAus
will leave and arrive rs follows
LEAVE OITUAwA ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
Is s'e ase:k 4 !. 81: SIS o "elScf..k !.
Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy; at Men.ioia
With the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD hS
Galenn, Dunleith, for st Louis and Cairo at Bur.
lingtOh with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS,
SPECIAL NOTICE
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
twelve hours ahead OF any other route.
Buy YOUR IYCkE7D VIA THIS ROUTE
TO shippers Of 1--we stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving dsifv
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all the
rights Of Passenger Trains, tlus insuring dee-
patch and consequently avoiding al those ye1.
atins1s delays that are constantly occurring ca
Nj. NEW STOCK PENS have been burt on oc,n
sides OF the Mississippi, close BY tho Ferry; and
Drovers will find there anything they could wish
for the accommodation Of their stock.
YorK.- H. THlEISEN, Superintendent
Gen. Western Agent, G. =. 4 q. RR
& oct7.wtf f
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OF haSS3a1 will 60 dowI step 81
,stap till I como 70 the Ceuish mines, and
: 10 Tho hlackest aud coolest collisr that Is
nnder 1rnnnd, ana win tadtE'that principle
ana touch HIM, and say, so & s}lll truef''
and athefo b many aehavetinR man that
Eytink1y, "Wellt thing6 imuAt NOT 30 car.
xled to extremes: most men are born free
s6Ad equal. That nI6&fablo underground
~ n-1 Do nat know about himr' Bot
Soac6 the pocseat man-the man that has
not seen the sun for seere and years-and
aAy pfondly, ssThis man, too 81 born free,
- much . the king on the Throne, and
&. endowed with = right 70 life, Ubee::y, RpS
ttke pursuit 1t happiness. fApplause.l
4 Any principle Of government that win NOT
take care Of the weak % mot at 10. take cara
! ~ the strong. Our Mastef,ca into IA.
man lie, not at the front door, but 1t the
back dosr, and not even at the hack door
81 house. He was born in stable. with
mo very beasts, and he consorted withthe
poor, preaching the Gospel 70 them, IN
other words, he declared by his example
tho sound and sterling principle that. il
God gives the right OF liberty TO the very
lowest he will much moro give II to all
mat are above them. lfyou make the bot
eom o. 2 cauidron boil, the top will boil
alsos cnt II you make the top hot, the bot
Som whi not necessarily be hot too.
NOW In the application OF this principle.
take moi the collier, but thenegro Save.
ana say % you, Fight for him, not because
ne y negro Or slave, but because be is q
man. 70: noid that that idea Of demoo-
9 r1cy which !s tho Foundation on which this
government Is Duiit applies not only to
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

.SpiTtuo1ism Mr.. MAYHEM has been
delivering course Of lectures on Spiritual
ism in this place the past week. 1t is said
that he is an able advocate of this peculiar
belief We hear Of good joke on friend,
in connection with this subject. After giving
the medium to understand that his mother
had been dead 70. some years, our friend ex-
pressed wish that her spirit would commu-
nicate with him. Consequently what was
said to be the spirit of the departed lady was
summoned down to this mundane sphere,
and a very interesting dialogue was held be-
tween the orphan and his dead maternal -
After while our friend expressed doubt
as to the spirit being that of his mother, as
he had seen her alive and in the flesh but a
day or two before. He rather thought he
had q good thing there, but the tables were
turned, b. the medium informing him that
there was nothing strange about that, for
there were lying spirits that were always on
hand to communicate with liars Our friend
sloped, and shortly after might have been
seen in LLoYD's," amid a group Of sympa-
thising friends, summoning spirits Of an al
together different character.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

arrest Of Seducer time since q
young man named RICE seduced young CIR
in New York, and upon learning that the sit
uation Of his victim would soon disclose his
guilt he fed to the West. He came to this
place, and worked for time in WALKuP's
Elevator, but his shiftless, dissolute habits
soon obliged Mr.. WALKuP to discharge him
From here he went to Waverly, at which
place he was arrested. His whereabouts
were ascertained by the friends of tho girl
when requistion was obtained from the
Governor, and few mornings since the Sc,
Queer passed through here in irons, in charg'
Of an officer who takes him back to the scene
of his crime. All we wish is, that he may
get his just dsS,,-.s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19
s. T.-lSGO.-x.


PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness, lasstude paptaiion of the heart lack
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver constipation
&C. deserve to safer If they will try the celebrated
PLANTATION BlTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical an
thorlties, and warranted to produce meaiate ben
efcia effect. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all oaher tonics where
healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen and inygorate
They create healthy appetite.
They an antidote TO change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enlven the mind.
They prevent masma:c and interrnittant fevera.
They purify the breath aud acidIiy of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong the langud brilliant and
are exhausted natures restorer. They composed
the celebrated Calisaya bark wintergreen sassatras
roots and herbs, all preserved in pure ST. Croix rum
For particulars circulars ard testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware ofimposters Examine every bottle. See tina,
1t has D. s. Barnes signature private U. s. Stamp
over the cork, with plantation scene and firm sigma
ture fine steel plate engraving side label. See
that bottle is rclied with spurious and deieter
Gus stuff. We defy any person TO match the taste
charaster of our goods Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bittpy the gallon in bulk, is impos.
ter. We sell oiiy In our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle, selling any other material there
in, whether called Plantation Bitters not Is criminal
under the Z. s. Law, and win be prosecuted by
We already have our eye on two parties re-flng our
bottles, &c., who will succeed in getting themselves Into
close quarters The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies, cergymen merchants &c., Is perfectly
Incredible The simple trial Of bottle is the evidence
present Of their worth and superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists, grocers physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE 4 co.
zee Aesx9sy, M Jerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Lecture last Fiiday.--We hear the lecture
of Hon. GEO. A. BLANCHARD, of Dubuque
delivered before the horticultural Society
last Friday evening, spoken of in the very
highest terms. His subject was THE Al
mighty Dollar, "and though treated from >
common.scnsc stand point, still the speaker
invested his topic with brilliancy ant
piquancy that was decidedly refreshing
Many good judges of literary efforts, have
no hesitancy in pronouncing it the finest Ice
ture ever delivered in our place. We are
happy to learn that Mr.. BLAEcHARD vii
favor our people with another address within
few weeks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Lecture to-night.-Hon. W. G. HAMMOND,
OF Anamosa, is in town, and will lecture be-
fore the horticultural Society this friday
evening. Subject: Lawyer and Client
Mr.. HAMMOND is fine scholar and polished
speaker, and those who attend will be richly
repaid for going.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Bell Concert-The attendance on tho con-
cert last evening was good, though not as
large as at its predecessor extreme cold
weather no doubt being the cause. The in
strumentation and the singing were both very
good, and we think the audience got its mon
ey's wsrth, After the concert an oyster sup
per was served, which seemed to give even
better satisfaction than the musical portion
of the entertainment. We noticed that the
performers, profiting by former experience,
did not &c beyond their depth, but chose
music they were enabled 10 DO justice to- and
that the audience could appreciate. Yet
there is class Of persons who are never sat.
islied; who are always indulging in unjust
criticisms, entirely uncalled for, and in very
bad taste. Thus, when we hear it remarked
that Ms singing WAS decidedly "mixed,"
whether the audience was or not; that II.
was so silly it must be natural to him; that
V. WIS about rs musical as the clatter Of an
old mill, and that Z. squeaked ike pair Of
new stoga boots, we Immediately set the u.
terer of these calumnies down as a person
having no music in his soul, or else actuated
by spirit Of jealousy. We know that the
singing was tip-lop; that each performer did
his, or her, part credtably and the repeated
eacorts Of the audience bore testimony that
the great majority of their hearers thought
likewise. We know it would be q pleasure
to our people to have the concert repeated
After sleeping upon it, we have concluded to
say nothing about the personal indignity
heaped upon us by the performers, but to let
it pass unnoticsd, as it all went for the bell.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19
STATE OF IOWA.
n. u. BAKER,
Adi't Gen'l of Iowa.
ADJurAST GENERALS OFFICE, |
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. s, 1864. (

CIRCULAR 10 VETERANS.
Return pssses to regmGnt Rendezvous should be OBJ
tanned of the Quartemaster when he furnishes veterans
with transportation to their homes Veterans belonging
to Iowa regiments but residing IN OTHER States should be
frleughed in transit Of the regiment home point where
transportation be obtained to their respective homes
After reporting here, they only supplied 10 points in
this State.
There being but two points in this State where
portaton be furnished, Keokuk and Davenport Com
psnes or Detachments en- route home should procure
their transportation at points in Illinois elsewhere
essary to take them home the most direct route but in
every commissioned officer should retain command
Of the until they strike the State prevent stray
Cling and disorganizaton. Such officer will report in
person here to 1t Col Grer Gen. WIN. Nandever pre-.
pared to give specific statement to expiration Of
loufhs
The furlougs Of all belonging to sams Company
should expire time. Veterans can obtain trans
portaton from their homes rendezvous at Davenport,
by writing to Capt. r. b. Hunt, A. @. NJ. Davenport,
Iowa, or Capt T. T. Dwight A. @. M, Kcokuk Iowa -
This circular is additional aud explanatory Of circular
Of this department Of date Janury 22d, 1854.
a7w2 N. y. BAKER,
Adiutant General of Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

n Change.-FRANK WALLACE has traded
his saloon to Messrs. HousENAN & KING for
their livery stable. II FRANK intends to make
she livery his permanent business, you can
depend upon it that he will keep an estab,
ashment verify Of patronage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Cleaned Om.-For the benefit of the pub
lie We will state that We have no papers left
containing the business statistics Of our place
FOR the last year. We printed five hundred
copies over and above our usual edition, and
supposed that would be great plenty, but
we disposed of every one Of them the second
day after publication. We are now satisfied
that thousand extra copies would have
been none too many to have supplied the de.
nand
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

For the 3lSt.-SERGT. SALISBURY leaves
here to return to his regiment next Friday
morning. Persons wishing to send letters
or messages can do so, by leaving them with
him during the coming week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

To Rec-uits.-Proyost Marshal CuRrls and
Surgeon SMITH will be at Waterloo, on Mon
day next, the 22d, for the purpose of exam
lining and mastering in recruits. This is the
last time the Board will meet at Watcrloo,
for some time at least, and hereafter recruits
will be obliged to go to Fort Dodge to be
musterpd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

9Th Iows.-This brave old regiment having
re-enlsted for another term of service, is now
at home on a thirty day furlough. A large
number of the men, whose homes are in
this section Of the State, reached this place
last week. They were welcomed as only
such gallant veterans deserve to be welcomed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

EnliStmen,s.-W learn from Provost Mar
shall SESSIONS that about twelve men have
been enlisted in this town since the filling Of
our quota under the 100000 CALL With the
credit we shall receive for veterans that have
reenlisted, we are doubtless clear of the
draft
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

r. r. Meeting.-The stock holders and
Directors of the Cedar Falls and Minnesota
r. r. Go. held a meeting in this place, last
Wednesday evening. We have been unable
to learn just what business was transacted,
but are informed that the D. & s. C. r. Co..
now control the affairs of the former line
1t is pretty generally understood that work
on the road will be commenced the coming
Rummar
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Hid Meeting. The Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society have meeting in the horticultural
Hall next Tuesday afternoon. A full attend.
ance is earnestly requested, as there is large
amount of work on hand, which should be
disposed Of at once
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Deputy SheriF.-Lieut. FITzgoY SESSIONS,
of this place, has received the appoint -nt
of Deputy Sheriff Of this County. In max
ing this excellent appointment, Sheriff BRowN
has the thanks of our people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

UniyeTsalism-Rev T.. L. HEwEs. Of New
York, commences his second course Of ex-
pository lectures in this place, on Tuesday
evening next, continuing through the week
The subjects he proposes TO elucidate, and
other particulars, may be found in an advcr-
tisernent which appears in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

Aanhatton.-The annual statement CT the
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company appears
in our columns to-day. 1t is a safe, reliable
company, and lift were not, JOHN u. BRowN
would not act as its agent JOHN don't rep
resent any thing that is NOT first class
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19
NEApAWEL. c. cHnYALlRRs lNsrRrcr1oNs.

EsADAnE;ia C. CHEyAblgR'S INSTRUCTIONS.
AA-FEMALRs suffering from painful Mcnstruation, Ir
Irregularities and Distractions from whatever YOU'VE
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE, and Married People
Generality will find II 10 their advantage to study MAD
AME CnEvALrrRs Revised Essay" the Of Avoid
ing all Irregularities in Mensru
aon and the general health and happiness of Married
Women Those wishing advice from one sehooied and
experienced and competent to teach, may obtain th
Essay, property sealed by enclosing Two three post
agestaaps, and addressing, Madame l.. G. Chevalier,
Drawer 6t2i, Chicago, Illinois.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sEXEs.-A
reverend gentleman having been restored to health in
few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and r
regular expensive modes of treatment without
considers it his sacred duty to communicate TO his aic
ed fellow creatures the of cure. Hence on the
receipt Of addressed envelope he will send rec)
copy of the prescription used Direct to DR.. JOHN u
p,GyAIL 1s6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

For The Ualet.c.
To" Union. IF the lady that sent the
Valentine signed " Union will please send
me her name, I will answer her in good taith,
and will promise not to destroy the Union,
and if you are, as you say, sincere, l will do
my best to preserve the Union.
YOU KNOW VINO
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-19

O9tsiae.--Our first page is filed with or: g
insl matter, of a highly interesting nature.
Our navy correspondent continues his inter
csting journal; COS" letter from Des Moines,
like all its predecessors, is as full Of interest
AS an egg is Of meat and then "Mrs. S. H.
F." favors us with another of her beautiful
sketches.