Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-03

ground.
Tickets to the Fair.-Season tickets to the
Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair have leen sent
to this place for sale. Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady, $500 each single tick
cts, 81 30 each. These tickets will give the
holder admission to all departments Of the
Fair during the five days, and likewise entitle
him to half fare tickets on the railroad.-
Those intending to visit the Fair from thus
part of the State will effect a saving Of $500
by purchasing tickets here,-as this is the
only means by which they can avoid paying
full rates on the railroad. Each County is TO
receive credi. for the tickets sold within i,s
limits, which will not be the case if bought
in Dubuque. Thus by selling two hundred
dollars worth of tickets here, the credited
contribution of Black Hawk is sweiied by
just that amount. We hope our people will
purchase these tickets even if they do not
attend the Fair. Every ticket sold, whether
used or not, helps the good work along
Many that can do nothing else, can buy a
single ticket, which is nothing more or less
than contributing a dollar and half, OF two
dollars, according to the ticket they buy, to
tho Sanitary fund. These tickets are for
sale at BARaoNs News Room, and we believe
there are some in the hands Of ladies also -
There were sent here sixty double and nine
ty single tickets, but we trust that this num-
Der will be insufficient to supply the demand,
and tina, another lot will have to be ordered.
Then remember that by purchasing your
tickets at HARRoN's you secure half fare over
the railroad, snd help swell the contribution
of your own County to the Fair.
Boots Writes for I.-Another brilliant star
has appeared in the world Of Etter-a to,tr,
and We GAZETTE has the honor Of introducing
this new sensation to the literary public.
Capt Doors tried fighting and it was evident.
ly not his best hold he now tries writing
for the papers, and we should judge he had
found his level. The Captain will pardon US
for publishing his private note, but as any
thing relating to character that must be.
come so distinguished will be eagerly read.
we take the liberty Of laying it before our
readers, especially as it tersey explains the
circumstances which induced to bring out
this now light. VIII our readers now par
take of the following literary banquet
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| To the Edetur Of The Seder FaN Gaset.
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tibet ef but cola be sedooscd to invert my
tallant to pres, i void sucseed pletafooly
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tertood (and in veu Of my pecooler siteway
tun on the curancy sutjeck) hev recuried
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find my csSy livelyhood.
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out my aforsed tal!apt?
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it ef you max an insertun Of the below, OF
faXsymuler:
IMPORTANT DENorNcEMAHT..-Th NANNY
paterens Of this jorncl. we ar seryosy ples.d
10 INTERN, viii be treted by Capt Doors (v
you Use tibet expresun don't stop MORN tt
TAX BRET aftor BooTs) to favurs from his ex
perenccd and umors pen for subsaqant un
defianate members Of our paper. We all
muchly ellated at the prospec. Of corse We
air obleeged to pay Mr.. Doors for his servic,
but what is pay comparable with tallants
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larS noombers Of new cash reders