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TLIG.OurS NOTICES.

STREET VI. l.. CHUkCH-Busincss
.lkinpmcn'r Daily mon PRAYER Meeting,
| U'clock. Come thou with Us and We
rUoi" Christian brethren and r..iei-,
ul'r GENERALLY are cordially invited 10 al
lee ~ mole Or any part Of the hour. special
--,TS lcc- on MoAday, isonl IL TO =. m.i4o
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A BOY WHO CAN PRiNT CARDS NEATLY
~ and is used TO ~ork on a Gopion and Rugel"s
Press may hud employ ment In the Office Ot FRAN
els HART Co, % Jortlandt 81.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GAkNI, 1856 EAST 18Th ST,
Il doors from, ID ave. Furnished bedrooms Tor res
p,rtabr mechanics; earh u separate from 81 -
10 - 20 per week; double bedrooms 81 pr week 1903
MECHANICS - FEW RESPECTABLE
l'l Young can he Bec0mmclAted with good
lOard and pleasant rooms at ~ 70 Per week. Appy
at - East 25th a. hetseen "a and Sd avs. y5l
CEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
DO single gentlemen, with full or partial bDsrd.
Quire at II Grand II betw Greene and Wooster. -
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pOi WAN1ED-A STOUT, ACTIVE BOY
- must have undOubtod reference a to truthful
ness aud honesty. Call i29 Brooue A. COZ. CROSBY
50 ~
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EOR SALE fHEAT-l MORTICING MA
4 chine, N5 tpOrr machine, | swimming cro-t-
Az, ouuHie iost-cvt stw, MP SAW lenci e. HI
AVE. 'ol'1 iouding machine, matching machine
I'd .ot o chatting Wileyi and hAnyers. Apply 10
CHAR sON, BOiSluN co. ga Wator st317
EUII"E 70 MIlKNILN - FOR SALE, I
q Nh Nmona al dldeleut style and nicely paint
street. 800
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pOi WANTED IN Al OFFICE, TO DO
IL errRnds mike hrrs. and vhat else Il required
~ or l3 vea.s OF ase Call at Room L. No. 80 Beck
man st. II
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LET-THE LARGE HALL, WELL
.I D., "a floor, 20C Eighth Az, suitable fof public
concerts, Lectures, fair, schools and dan
r. For terms apply to MM. n. SMllH n.
I'D n, or JOHN &. nam, go BroadwNyils
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SDh REWAkD--COACH DOG LOST IN
* cBiosdusy, near Chambers II, ON SUNDAY
evening Dec. tth, spotted, with halt the IT, white,
the other black. Answers IN the name Of JOCK. Me-
dun size, months old. tZ5 inward will be- paid b.
urniug htm or diving Information ut 'fNDlE-
Tons Photographic Gallery, Chatham tusIt, eai
DIyrion ~. la
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u TEMTERANCE wATCH NlGHT
n- h little NEkICEKS

H.. so. q, l.. 1.-The OFFICERS
Msinters " the above dive on are requt sted
(areut, vithou, hail, On their next night OF
N2d proIinio, ~ thete l. businets oi tie ut
1lrtance to le transacted on the occasion.
(saut and delinquent mcinhCn failing u u
III this night, win have their nsfue' ctRcd
box % order PATRICK kEENAN, Ftest;
IENCUfR. soc leo
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ARTlCLES FOR SALE.

MANAGED LUMBER FOR SALE AT THE
Maro'.uy and Lumber Yard OF Ogden 4 CO.,
,. Washington IT, so
JE SALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND
sash partitions, sc. store fixtures removed and
Itctei 1t -hoI notice. Apply ut IS Jane Il
5 JAMES HODGE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-t2 REWARD WILL BIZ PAD FOR
La capt account hook lost Ia going from North ls'
IT. brooklyn, h u, to broadway ferry, 'horce to
Rurey cit IT. then 10 Mr. Davies ia sou - tlen ~
Belt road 10 Grand and Broomc ~. Tho finder vii
receive the reward by eav the sAd book the foot
Of North lpt At nfOoklyu, T. n. Ilat uufktt 10.
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. Hall. on the FATHFE MATHEW

4 . Il. SONNY No. B, u NrO0kIyn, = I01lI ~
IN Tomorrow evening, Jan. lrt' ~ Z oclo'k' IN
tAllr tfuU all " no ave r-iIour of commencing
.W ltar hy signlng the pledge oi total ul=t-
Addrrsscs Will he delivered by htssIr. Jalurs
u. -. A sutton, 4. /. Perry, y. Cronil, nui
al Holly 0Od oi the Father Mathew LEGION,
uN M,ssls. Farmhouse, Aur'in, Mckinuct'
fUp Lev, ard olr own aliers. Come one
. \ meeting vi ~" society will be held ~ .
fob uu7Ia...c oiNcrr Tor Ire ensuing tenn.
ItERSEN, ptrL JOHN OSliAl GllNls !,
1872
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FATHER MATTHEW r. A. Il. 50.

~. /, of Brooklyn, will hold N grand public
alice meeting Ia thcir hail. - columbia ,Lon
j. evening, Jan. !, W I U'olo h, /. VI, John j.
Sash aud = Stokcr, Esq'rs, viii sim some t"u-
r mciodirr. Al friends are invited 20 attend
ARD MARTIN, Rec. rec, HENRY MORGAN
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TRANCE SPEAKERS ARE INVITED

make their Nev N"as's calls on sunday ~ cu-
. c'ciuck. at GS last Broadway, TEMPS rance
, hy Neptune Division. l.Ast nigh. OF the
officers. Good meeting. y. WALtOl;p,
IT. 81
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GLlGIOUS NUllCi-"CHRloIiAN Is
Inei,r Church" touuoei upOu tho "Iufp.red
ordV lu,ea,ed hy Divine Iuinmuu.crtiuus,' TO
lANNA rpt InCOTf from l,9! 10 Iell Eoah
hrioua notice IA The sandy Mercury, DANIEL
lLTOS, judge. 81
NHEkE WILL BIZ EVANGELICAL Preach
| ms. Ia tv. man, to-uuTsus 9uAaH. Afternoon,
3.4 .'Liu.h, and ia tle evening ~ I o'clock, Ia
..lisL. 81 tn0 hall ~ B1reI rrat iTer, 80
'JATC KNIGHT SERVICES IN THE
" Wrsiovan Chapel Cottse flare, cor Of lAeekCr
nta T. ". this evening. sew ions On sabbath, ~
= A. Sc and 4. NJ, Ala ale invited. kos. l..
AlSli, pastor. all
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED ny 4 MIDDLE.

I INN CpATS-BAlSTERN WANTED, ~
l<,,raui r., Nilinu.hur,h, -. lOi
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YEAST - YEAST - YEAST CELE.
bIAted Compressed Yeast In Eulop, rAcluslyeiy
usn oi soin9 years and for tho first time InannfAc.
tufod In this country In large quanttles BY the nm,
eeIsSntd, u unsurpassed IN rs qualities. I, iai-
pMtN Neet Taste " the bread, radse- the dough
than half the time Tor getting the dough ready ion TIC
oven thAn any other article Of the kind 10 b. con-
yinced give II q trial. samples furniahed yrntI
iiboIs terms smntsd 10 dealers DONAU, SOHlI.
lINtfk a. CO, Nos. - and VI seventh ave BRUNCH
u'lDs lSa oAln 81 heht ave- A, Jh
S0 600 POUNDS OF OLD NEWS
rOSOOO papers books, pamphlet sni all
sbel i psp9 s. I'ker IA s'of ed per ysef oi
than any houeo IA tho city, at THOMAS C. BIN
MI D. ~ Ann H. "
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SuBSIlIU les AND NOLUNTEERSsfOR
- Que two ami thIec 80 - will receive tue highest
cash bountcs paid, at Park Place, II, I'd floor
upstsir. "
SUBSTITUTE wANTED-CALL AT NO
- ~ Bee,ker 4, col. Wooster, immediately. NJ
brokers need apply 80
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

.PPY NEW YEAR 70 ALL TEE.
en- and all those who are abcut TO become
an on Nv Years nisht at IemperAnce Hsll'
u AMI 1th sts where the Father Mathew L.
nciefy, No. Of Brooklyn. Ed. viii hold Their
I'd meetins OF the sesspn. Speaker -meeere.
N, DICKERSON and NREElAND. singing
fiolian Gree Club Mcssrs. NM. Farmhouse,
Nj hsIv. Come friends, cne and III, and te-
Eer Year ly signing the Pledge II thi. 80
fTHONAS VI. LLOYD, Pres. LAWlLNCE
\. Be liz
NND TEMPERANCE WATCH NIGHT
BE- eel, btated by SEP uuc bil ision. NO
u Sa'u -dav evpninT, at ~ Enft B7osdwav.
10 consist o. NJ lesst twenty short temper
lhe~ and The bes' sinsinR IA the CITY. Com
| o'cloyk. continue until L. 0clccS. Inter
1 u o'clock for reficshmeuts. Ne r"rect-
= all scclstotred 10 public fl'e ,SinR 10 CONT
n Collection Of ~ GEMS 81 the dOot. -.
ORD, Chairman. III
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WANiED-WAGES FROM
W.. D. 20 * O. moro Ier DAY steady employ
muAt. ls2 10 l9i Mod Il. 80
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CARpFTJ AND TRE-liREAT
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals

~ White rugs IA cents per Id. Colorod aud
woolen cents per III. Rocks and newrpaporr cents
Old brsss ~ cents CopIar and pewter SO cent?
Lead 10 c'nts per lb at No. 10 New Iiowery. cor u
ROo~eyelt Il. 3A
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-THB
- partnership heretofore existing under the styis
of BERG g co, IL this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent OF the subscgibtp. EIECIiEL BERG,
JlN lkEDklK LIEBAANN
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taORSES, CARRIAGES sc.

RAY MARE ON SALE, IN FINE CONDl-
- ton, ior glOO sold tor want Of use. Cal at zyy
Seventh ave. -
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C,0MMERCIAL 0L. CoMrANYLrHERE

~ will be- a meeting OF the Stock holders Of the Com
morial on Company, ut their Ofce 1bg Front st., tn
the city OF New York, on the ilth day Of January.
letb, nj ~ o'clock noon, Tor the purposs Of dmin-
ishing the amount 81 the Capital Stock OF said CON-
pany from Ave million Of dollars To three millions and
three buudred thousand dallars. Dated New Yort.
Dec. 18th, isGL V. N. THOMPSON, 4. w. PARK,
II L. DODGE GEORGE A. LEErE, II. ". BOOTH,
Trustees. A34
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Y EDfN'S HORSE SHOES-CHEAPkR
~ 'lHcE,miths than the cost 10 them OF imported
hu,, eSh ON delivery. laye lot for ssle by
VIM. H. WALLACE,
W cor Albany aud Warhinxton ats
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EARS DISCOURSE-HEy. c. c,

OF the Christian Alliance, y III d' liver u
,r,.s Dicouru, sunday evening" ~ O'clock in
hurch. tInli ~, / block cat Of broidwHy.
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EOR SALf--A LARGE, HEAVY MARE,
lGt hanis high hnii-sprng cart aud harrest. bos
Washington d, n Y. SOLD separate OF together,
cheap, Il
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\. 4. SOCIETY,
o. upeliug At theii
tutng, at I O'c'Ok.
4 liul,yv cod. \ Il.
IL NJ MAGl lIst,
t34
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The New lmk County Committee ou Volunteering
have rvnHOu 70 believe that further cal iH itkuly
soon 70 De made By the President Tor men.
hithe RIO, great complaint las teen made that the
quo.a- dtlr tnGed OF the County Ol New iUik have
Teen excessive.
Ne all quotas are bHacd urSn the enrolment. Il ir
cNi.'nt that no itAct eau tie expected except b. "a
reduction of the enrolment 10 tr proper STANDARD.
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THE HIGHEST PRICE IN THE CITY
Il paid for old books, pamphlets and Wh,te n,ne iI
description, at tho new STORE, "a Ann st.
W. GEORGE JAMES
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OFflCE OF THE GOODYEAR ELIAS 40
CFubrc' Co.. dec, =, 1854 -Stockholdcl - N am,
Notice 70 ug.rhy given that meeting Of tn sfo'ts
hqldtts Of tue uooycn Elnatic fabrics { ouptny
sh 70 held At the once oi WIN. ludron, g III. 81
N'N YORK oit,, on Monday, the u day { A JlCn.iJ
All H. 1ARNa H. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
GROVER 4 BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINES

WERE AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS, ..
At the following State Fairs Of 1862 for the hest Family
Sewing Machines the bes. Manufacturing Machines,
and the best Machine work.
Ne,o York State Fair.
FIRsr PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR DouBL TIRE D MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Indiana State Fair.
fmsr PnENirN FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREara FOR MACHINE WORK.
Vermont State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR FAMILY MACHINE
FIRST rnsMiuM FOR MASrrAcrraiSG MACHINE.
FIRST PREAirA FOR MACHINE Work.
Illinois State Fair.
FIRST PsEMIrN FOR MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
FIRST PREMIra ron MACHINE WORK.
Ioara State Fair. ..
FIRST PREMIUM FOR "a MIIY MACHINE
FIRST PRrMcN FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Eentrchy State Fair.
rrnsr PREMIUM FOE MACHINE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
iiRsr PRENIrM FOR MACHINE Wogk.
AicAigaa State Fair.
FIRST PnrMrrn FOR FAMILY MAculys.
FIRST PRsMIuM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
fi.sT PREMIUM FOX MACHINE NoEg.
Pennsylvania State Fair.
FIRST PREMIER FOR BkArrrrL MACHINE WORK.
Oai0 State Fair.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
Oregon State Fair.
FIRST FREaiua FOR FAMILY MAcHNE.
AND AT THE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS:
CAittenaen %. (Tt) -4gr'l. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Mashine.
First Premium for Machine Work
FrGAAtin Co. (N. " Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Iamplaia Pal1ey (pt) Agr'l. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machins Work.
Hampden Co. (Hass.) Agrr. SEC.
Diploma for Family Machine.
Diploma for Machine Work
Queens Co. (N. " Ayrl. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
ITashintoa 20. (N. " Fair.
Firs. Premium for Family Machine.
Saratoga Co. On ~ Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Mechanics Institute (Pa) Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes
First Premium for Machine work.
szS~ The above comprises all the Fairs at which tn.
GROVER & bAEEE MACHINES were exhibited this year.
s.LEEOoMs, II5L LAKE ST, CHICAGO.
A. D. Earnurn, Agent Cedar Falls
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DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS.
I AN CURED.

~ have taken six doses OF Railways Fills, ~ three
pills each, in SIX days they cured me Of Constipation
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. have taken B--th's,
A--rs', and many other pills for years, and could
cnly obtain temporary relief If stopped the use q
these pills for week my Of complaint would appear.
Six doses OF R.dway's Pills cured me.
STEPHEN BENNETT, U. s. c. g."
az have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver m.
plant for seven ycars-have used all sorts OF pills
they would give me temporary comfort, but was com.
relied to take them al the tme have used one box
If Dr. Railways Pills ; am cured. have not taken
particle Of medicine in six months.
c. N. CHILDS, Roxbury, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

Is the space Of one year three members of
one family. who year ago must have had
but indefinite dreams of empire, have now
attained the highest rank to which it was
possible for them to aspire The father sits
upon the throne Of Denmark, the eldest
daughter is heiress presumptive to the throne
OF England, and the youngest son is King OF
Greece
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yUyTIE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEENDULY APPOINT.
ed Administrative Of the Estate Of Andrew Mullarky
late Of Cedar Fails Black Hawk County Iowa All per-
holding claims against said Estate requested to
file the in accordance with Law at the Office Of the
County judge and all persons indebted to the Estate
hereby called upon to pay the ut once At Office No
g. kullsrkys Block, 1t Is necessary that oil msitert
should be closed up without delay.
ELLEN NULItRKY A1s-+aL%S,-.r
c.!s! Palis dee. f2, 1858. NV
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Young ladies who want to earn some money!. can hv
the use of this machine, employ part or the Who'll. a.
their time very independently and satisfactorily
farmer who raises wool, cannot afford to do witbort
an'aehne II he raises $50 worth the machine will nn
vert the $50 worth into 800 worth "' WA
AlREN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
farmer has girls growing up, he wants them to earn
s,eths IN no other way can they do it respecta-
ply and asreeaby as by the use Of this machine
Wives and families of Volunteers find in il their bes,
friend and protector Whole families be supported
py It's use Thousands attest to this fact
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE
u knits the material for pair of Stockings in four
minutes. IN a day woman can make and finish com.
plste fo market from one dozen to two dozen pair,
h s'.ta N MAKES is precisely the that made
WIN hrlhg Needles, except in this that the machine
possibly. "'' 'ee''ss ean
AlKEN's KNITTING MACHINE.
knits the Stockings all but the tips Of the toe III.
dene by simple motion of thumb screw =
IT kniis great variety fancy work such "a Shawl.
Nusias Opera Canes Under Sleeves Comforts Military
&c., &C. ''
AlKENS KNITTING MACHINE.
u knit Under shirtsand Drawers the most service.
able and durable that can be made also Table Covers,
It's 50 simple that child can Comprehend IT, and
know ts why and wherefore of IT. Sewing Ma
knows how the stitch is made.
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
II cannot get ont of ORDER II well used so smre is its
construction IL 1t gets out Of ORDER so that It cant 10
machine. ~"
IT'S Portable-weiehs complete but forty mounds and
can be carried as easily avalse Of same weight. The
freight Oh TO any point is from 80 cents to 1880
AIKENS KNITTING MACHINE.
II can be made to earn in month than Sewine
machine can IN year. 1t Is actual producer OF goods
Tor sae-goods Tor which there is always a market.
So,n use woman feels independents and that che -
INTO stockings, sells them and knts more.
AiKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Every country merchant can employ one or more ma
chimes with great profit knitting yarn he takes In Into
stockings for retail or wholesale trade
no new, untried thing, but has been in most sue.
cesiu use In all the Factories Of the East SO that no,v
unions Of dollars worth of goods every year made on
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Some Why, will soon knit enough TO rlu, .he
ms, ,, NOT So Twenty million dollars worth Of
sueh goods are annually imported Stop importatons
IS used In Penitentiaries Blind Asylums and other
public institutions where there are many feet 10 ciothe
b'nd women can work IT very successfully.
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Soldiers Aid Societies. Mite societies &c And mi.
machine most useful and satisfactory article Nv lie
use tey are enabled to accomplish much 70 enhance the
comforts OF the soldier and the poor.
Price OF Machine complete t75
For further information serd for circular and s,n,es
siderable town, address,
BRANsON ELLIOT General Agents.
lsv Lake Street Choass.
. D. IT, H. ChRPkNfEE, Local Assuta
sedai "a, lssx
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

DIVIDENDS d. & S. &. r. r. have
declared seni.annual dividend of three and
. half per cent. on the preferred stock of the
Company, from the net earnings of the past
six months. An election for five Directors
OF the Company will be held in DUBUQUE on
the sth o! February Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
BETTER THAN CAIOMrI. OF Blue PILL.
BETTER THAN CAIOIEL OR ELTE PHI.
EETlER THAN CAI.ONEL or ELUE FILL
AS ALTERNATIVES,
April 9Th , 1868.

They exercise powerful influence over the Ever
and its sccreliops than ca'omcl, mercury, blue phi,
hence their importance IN cases Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties, Jcundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
tacks Headache &c. In the treatment o! Feve>a either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they arc SUPERIOR to Guinne Their influence extends
over the catiro system, controlling strengthening, and
bracns up the relaxed and wasting energies, aad regu.
tiny all the secretOns the natural performance q
their duties cleansing aud purifying the blood, ari
purgng from the system all diseased deposits and i'm
nun i,rtI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

man has counted the differcnt words
nsed by various authors. Moliere used
Olo; Corneilie. 1909; Shakespeare, l.. 900
Soitaire and Goethe, 10000; Paradise Lost,
5000, and the old Testament, 5,642.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
CnIcKAxAuGA.-The following are given

4 Scotch Nobleman, seeing an old garden
er Of his establishment with very ragged
coat made some passing remarks upon its
condition. ITS vera guild coat" said the
honest old man. cannot agree with You
there" said his lordship "Ay, it's Just
vera guild coat" persisted the old man "t
covers contented spirit, and body that
owes no man any thing. and that's mair than
nany q man can say of their coat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
SH EE L M USIC
AND
.NI gfSNGAL WDRKgG

We publish of the largest aud most valuable Cat
aognes in America, and daily adding to IL. Our IA
cties for furnishing everything in this particular depart
ment unlimited.
Every piece of Music published in the United States
for sac at wholesale and retail We have constant
changes with the European publishers and therefore
supply any Foreign Music desired.
Special attention given the filling of orders for
Chorrses Operas, Oratorios, Church Music Books, Or
chestral Parts, ETC., etc.
Music arranged to order for any instrument number
of Instruments
Music ny MAn.-Music is sent by mail, the expense
being cent per Persons AT distance will find
the conveyance saving of time and expense in obtain
ing supplies Books also be sent ut the rate Of
cent per ounce.
Besides the articles above named, we keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
And erery Article IN tie line Of Musical
-.s.... Merchandise. ...
The limits Of this Circular prevent from describing
at length the styles and prices Of the various articles
be found In establishment; many not even
named hut fill any order for goods in our line
that may be sent US.
Respectfully,
WIN. A. POND CO..
547 Rroad,r1y. Eeto York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

!HE greatest stock owner in the United
States is a California farmer, who has some
o.. 900 head Of CATTLE. He has lost Z 600
head lately on account Of the scarcity of
fodder.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

IN Main. Boston cotemporary says rebel
deserser. who served two years with Lee, has
Enlisted, and claims the extra bounty On the
ground that he IS a 7ateran.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry. Strength and
Mechanical Per fiction, they are acknow sed
the " HEAD AND FRONT" of the Tli.eshing Machine
Family. For full particulars sample machine and get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15


A short time ago candidate for matrimo.
ny arrived in town and straightway repaired
to tn Office Of our obliging County Clerk,
for the purpose of obtaining marriage GER
tifcate. The Clerk misunderstood the name
Of the fair one who had been making nsoads
on the affections of the applicant, and conse-
male party who was to be tied 10y the slken
cords. The intended groom was so delighted
with the prospect before him that he did not
stop TO read the document, after it was placed
in his hands. but forking over the two dollars
he thrust the legal privilege in his pocket
Uafning an audience with the object of his
heart, the two repaired to the house of u
clergyman, where the document was present
cd, which, in the eyes of the minister ap-
pearitg perfectly satisfactory, the two were
united in the holy bands Of wedlock.
fhe uext morning, upon seating themselves
at the breakfast table of one Of our hotels,
the groom commenced reading record of
his marriage in the morning papers, aud he
found that the printers had him married 10
another woman. Thrusting his hand in his
pocket, he pulled out the marriage license,
when 10 and behold, to his utter astonish.
ment he discovered the grave error Of insert
ing the wrong name ofthe intended BRIDE
Turning to the object of his affections, aud
with an excited yet tremulous voice, lac ex-
claimed MARIA, a mistake has been made,
am married to the wrong woman. You are
not my lawful wife" Maria gave glance
at the legal document, and with half drawn
sigh, answered: "lt's no use frettiDg Jerem.
ah-it's too late ow.'-KaryspiHe (Cdl.)
Express.