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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
UvypNr1rru WARD.

D.Svicf TWENTIETH WhEU.
Shoe store No G8 Wet Twenty tghtb-s''
Z Livery able ofics, No 400 West Thirty "e'''"
A..Mi.k depot, No. 81 West Thirty hr mrs.
& Mix depot No. s2S West Thirty 'h1tn' A.
q. .sigs dcrot No. rs Wet Thiry seventh"
?..roint shop. No. 467 Ninth az;
=. Paper hanging store. No 20 Nn''""'
&. Plumber shop 30. 952 Ninii;srvs. e,b.,,.
10 EsrscI shop No. AZ 800 We We rhiray ninh'I
10 .CIoe. eIy store. No. 20 Seyentn'''e'
t.;. Feed store No. lo1 - t'h'. 20
Il. .Cut.ery store, No. 3t seS'n,tH 'yc
is Barber shop, No ~ stV,i.'",a'
tx chrc store No. SO -cveLU nNe
- limit tnVt tfinr store, No +jl Seven'naVe'
10 Pap.r Hanging store NO :, .ors from We., Thirty
20 Livery stable Broadway "0 "'O''
ni'h1 T'wEyrY FIRST WARD.
ph.r ,tco 10 toG s,oona-ave-
J. e o' store. No. i45 East Twenty n.h'h'i
Z. Mn depot, No SO SecondsDr'
Z. Feed .orc, 10. $50 Scccnd ave-
$. N.s depot. No; ca second ave
I. 'Ht.rv. &c. 6;9 Spcona.ave.
'' F,ait Store, No IA East Ihrty.ninthl
~ Feed store. No <15 tourheve
- No. - Fast Twcuiy.cisi list
i Cert rc No % E u It ~, TT'yS,"Rs
IL ga s,ore, No. G}2 Sixtlave.
TWETTY.sFCOND WARD.
7 Hsruetsueier's shop. No 81 Seyrn'lrave.
= Nilk depot, No. 2G9 West to,iy.hr.fs'.
= .gsilor .nop. No. l:7 West foIty.ihiIIt.
4 igar store No. So Njnth-avr. I'M,
5.B,oA store next 20 uorth.wet, corner Of Forty h'u
~. nud Broadway.
q. Stable No 3I2 West Forty -hrh--'.
2Livery s'sbl, Seventa4,e, first door wet Of Forty
s,venthst.
=. Payer store No. a9l Ninth-av'
q .Stc sart's ice o.ice No ID West Forty nlhL VI
nc Ttilor shop No. 30 West FORTY .IiniA a.
II Plumber shop No J go Broadway.
~. Cigar store. No. t5 Ninth.aye.
10. b Der shop. No Las Btcsfway.
Ia Sois.,satel store 20. ~ Wet fiiyf)urth'''.
Is. Citar store. No G'i kshthav" ,e
iiethst. m, 49,. 80,
IL Private dwclrs souhes,, o. TEND avc. and
scycuty-untl-st.
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THURSDAY, Nov. 2-P. y


Gold opened at l46, and closed at 1863.
All descriptions of Government stocks are steady
with moderate business. State stocks and rail
way mortgages are neglected. The share Inarke,r
the early part Of the day was feverish and whole
lower. Prairie du Chen sold M high as8 Chicago
and Northwestern sold at 81 for the common
with a large business. The closing prices were:
New-Yor. Central, 1904 GlOl; Erie, 93l9934;
Hudson River, 1917 alO7l; Reading, li5s 0li5li
Michigan Southern, 13l073l Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, 800 a 800; Rock Island l090lOJ!, North
Western, 81 9N; Northwestern Preferred, 6di %
66l; Fort Wayne, 1906 Prairie du Chen, S2l Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, i9@9.
Money is quoted irregularly among stock houses,
but at per cent it was easy to find employment at
call. Commercial paper Ia quoted at 7Ia8 per
cent for best names, and 9dl2 for fair. There is
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OFFICERS:


DlREC ORS.
Henry A. S,!YTIIE, President Of tie Central Nations.
Bank. l.,. - o., 80, NJ ,.-...,,
NOAH l. WILSON. Presiieai OF the American National
FREDERICK sCnUCHARDT OFF. sshuchardi K Sons,
NATHAN CHANDLER, Of John Manroe Co.. Bankers.
VA. II. TOWNSEND, Treasurer Of the sterling lion
Com any. - -. q,
Fab b,-e vii b. entitled fr'fn The Coal mined By W.
Company any year 90 ia propoTtoIae SHARE Of 'd
Go, nsd Z sos. exceeding one tun ss snare Tor
the rrog h.rrru) dividend II the rroh, om lie pro-
d.ci heynrd TIE amount delivered on the shares.
s.bfeptior. for u.. 81 Han1c. o. shores recelyedby
WILSON GIBSON Co., 40. 70 broadway, y /.
The property u rs, Company i s'u'd between TIE to"n
Of Sratan a. and the Nyoulg tale! hsiLos4 and Coal
Co.'S property about mile nom scranton 'i az oinn'
lurN n toa Go. Il l. f.eo cad ulncuHbefed and the
COMPANY has no debt Of any And. Il = ore Of the best coal
properes In tie valley beins csmsied 70 e9n.in seven
Nam e. Il Turs OF Coal almost The whole 4 which saoovr
v,tr ,s esplble Of producing .oH 100000 to 1900
tuus year. .,
Auy sh reho5e- wishing 70 take his coal csn have II
sod BY Company for b., sccouut SD receive tie Pot
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NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

Estsbshed by Gov fentou pursuant 10 an act OF ier
lanre providing lrtr relief ~ lick wounded .rd az
char.rd soldiers Of Newly Tk. Claims 70. municipal sag
and C. bounty pensions and arrears of pay a,raiea 70
us.ui.ously SupcFintent,nf, Col D. q. MOkOaN Aoait
e. T. A-,rts-t'ol. T.. K. GooDRicU No. 2a3 t.st, We"
in-,on d. C. ;Cel JoHy MANLY Aos - an1 81 howsttL.
New YORK city; Major ASsoS e. CbEsrEs No ~ sn ",
Buffalo, \. \. Major II. ;. hlcHARDsoS No - rsy.'..
ST. baltimore Md the Rov. JAMES Or bols No. IoI .ne"
NUT - rhi.aaelpha.
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prrArrns,r b. rnx Iy-EaIoa. ryIExO srArss.

ON the PETITION OF HENRY JENhlNS
~ Of Brooklyn. ~ Y, praying 'r the extension o.
granted TO him Oh the 18Th day OF January lo i a. ~,
utov, men, In sruamental connection Of tue peis -,
Eence for seven wears from the expiration q AID PseAs
which takes o ace on q 18th day II January lo p,,,
II I. ordered that the said petition 10 heard 20 . ~
O'Clock IN aud all persons noiihei 10 tpP % hs
cause auy they have, why said petition eIs-' -''
granted. -, "a 81, "a the
Person. opposing tie extension are required 70 4,
Patent Once .Acr objections spv ily set form " ia
East fvenfy days before the day OF heafnS AL ~ ,t,z
nv either psy 20 be used al the aid heaune ni" cs,s
and transmitted IN accordance with the Tuis Oh ''
which will be furnished on Application . ,..ino.y,
h n M In the ofics ,esy days beiors the Gay o. ~,
ing; the Arguments II any within tea aAy' ''''
testimony. .u.A., q, The Chroa.
,e and IA The grncsr, ashing ten " y. rsee,rs
Tribune New York ~ " once week iot VI, .i,.y lara
week., the nrs Of said publications 20 De ~
previous 10 tue Jay % neAS comml,siouer Of Pssent
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Hrrriut. Of hsro.fucr.

Nov. OG5 bbls. Your. As bbls. Corn Meal
s0Oo bu.b Wheat, To- 100 bush. Corr 800 BUSH Bar.
Icy, g9 pkes. Oh Cake, 3'2 pigs Provisions, ICED
pkgs Butter.
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Go uCbom if man Concern.

A NDERSONVILLE PRISON, GEORGIA.
IA ANY person wing lost relative, deo'o. by desAa
the Antcrsoayie PEi.0a Gs and who has legal esl
any psy bounty and allowances due sueh deceased p
fron the United States Government have lie ans
.ccd on reasonable terms By the undersigned who toa
are in possession oi copy OF the Original Hospital heo
.d a, necessary evidence establish ani collect any sr
mate cain. Adiies. ALLEN n LArsON, Army I'D navy
BanAer. No. ~ Beeckcr.st., New.York.
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mo ALL WHOM IT NAY CoNCE;RTN.I,,i

Notice is hereby given tdit in par'usses sor md On
r,ho,,v and permi.son the subscribers suns
bshsf Of the Board Of Trustees u tue bnk mn mGans
Chnrch In tie CITY Of NewYork will on We 1919 cent
IA h,r,s,n that date aud the fret day OF ,ogns
,cxs or cause 10 bs removed rom the 'su'. asca<
Of .,ii Trustee. lying the corner Of Cht.s E inches,
,tr,rt. Ia the City Of NesIoIs, $50 feet AZ. ycts'
,bs remains OF deceased pcrsous inferred IN LcnG
md sronnJs theuce 10 the Evergreen ZEN tv i,.l,isf
Land nns. individual relatives have authority y,oy. NY
n, rmIt from the City Inspectors Depsr mexl S
len.In. 70 other place vi in,esmen Dated H NV
feh'' " ABNER L. ELf,,,ryly
WINTHROP ). GItA A-->
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Gruress Companies

v,a,bIe. Money end Merchandise Of''''' WV
should Ss 81; x EXPRESS BR9sDMsSei,
thew forward to the East and wst Lypshbsfb
ENTIRE SOUTH, BY eSpas s1 IssIssn, with the
0ha's'''n' SOUTHERN EXrkEss W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

UNION TrUST COMPANY or NEW IoRR,
No ~ Broadway, corner 0; Rector st. m,
Forn PER CEyr NTTRHsT ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
W g. AL1RcH Gee. IsAAC If. FLOTHiSGHAn, Prcst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
PVgyoORr PrraoLEux Covp,xy
OFFICE OF BgssxHorF RuS PErRo
Chances for DI5insss Men.

A GREAT INVENTION-Of prime necessitp
every house; health, comfort, couveni.r.
snd safety; combines utility with iuplciy and dor,biy.
We invite capitalists manufacturers and loosinf ~
business 10 call and examine il. VAN GAAsBEcS
BROTHERS, Psten,ees, No. ~ Broadway second soa
t'OR SALE-The PATENT for the strongest,
L most durable and friction.ess JOURNAL BOX ~
BUSHlNG m the world. Requ ring no fabrication .;r.srs.
~ axle OF iogna and actually preserve. from al vsf.
rare chaDc tor capital and eEtepnse. Address Box No a.
BROOKLYN. y !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

WAR RELIC for sA LIZ: ,l.C.. S n diameter;
with "a bail hole, IN H. This bal on the .n BY
Depot in this place. which used 'a sigma lshT
Army during bam,les bate The enemy ,sd stone Wa
In M, Cupo, and trrd at il from the or cLG.s
more than half mile distant. The bal. Is sussO
,pire city hall aag mast, other bie ,surr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

the turn of the market favors the lender decidedly
There is better supply Of Sterling Exchange,
snd prices favor the buyer. The rates are: Bank
ers Sterling, 60 days. 1857 l0si Bankers Sterling,
days, no; Merchants, IOs lOSl; Francs, long
date. j2lI a5lSi; Francs, short date, J.l7l COLO
The business OF the Sub-TreasuIy was: Receipts,
s. l55. $50 60-lor Customs, $3.50, OCO; Payments,
Si,53l ,G1l 9i-on account Of Loan, $3.50 900; Bal
ance $3.50 4j6 SO.
Tie official statement Of Tho public debt to Oct.
20 compares as follows with the statement Of last
month:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WIN
4 me in the BANKING and STOCK COMMISSION uM
SAMUEL wFTHERILL ard HOWARD E. LANG
m. b,.ines Will he conducted fom this date unds =
~ 49, LANG WETHERILL & Go.
New.York Nov. l. 1862 n T. bAiNo
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Ccpar.uersbip Motifs.

DISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto.
fore existing between the subscribers under ne "
MITCHELL. READ 4 WALL Dissolved on :ne q u
Sep,eniber by mutual consent. MITCHELL hhAD rq
authorized att. the business Of the lte hrn sha
~, ~ JAMES l.. MITCHELL
Mayhem. Oct 10. 1865. CASSIUS READ,
~ ~ JAMES H. WALL, j. ,
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lofs. Oct, ~. Sept, 20.
Debt hearing coin interest lGi 49, G3l g. no G5r l9l
Irterest ,her.on.......... 67t,C3iJ G5 COlJ 80
Iobt bearing las ul money
Interest. Il9ie!97S7 I,oG1Oo9 100
Interest thereon. II, POI 18 - 52Io+9
Debt bearing 10 interest. $40. 5sJ.jJ9 36,s9ios1
The following table shows the principal and IN
tercst of the public debt since juno Il, 1864:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

YVRECKED PROPERTY;;-,PIskI.ssa u I'D
w the shore Of Long Island sgana 10 bales COTTON.
Sais martd l.. Flirch Providence %wsoops MARRIED
nh. other MARI. uunteleble casks ,nsnts hall gone
weigh l. 100. 2,i0O b. P'i' Wrssk As's'
Na,titnek. Oct II, 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

WANTED so, 000.-Wanted 70 SELL6s
w 5000 SHARES. or fonr seyeaths Of an iNTERRst
In 40 srfr. II best quality Gas COAL LAND. 10 MED
vein on tie Yon,hs eny River WeIera Penn'y .tnia Ts
particulars sppiy 70 q. W. ~ hlOER, Box No. q Cs'
lumbis. Pa.
SI500 a P P. tSl2s :is, wAS y ED
hed Menniactory 81 Fire Btick., Dl Pipe aid Csokef7
Ware. Address Box No. s67, Stamford, Com.
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lNHE HARM NJ u L u A l.
COAL COMPANY.

CAPITAL. 100000.
tRerrrseu,ed By tire lands owned by tie Compsnyl
DIviGFD iSTD f0.0Y SHARES TIE PAR VALUE OF
WHICH Is FINED A $40 EACM u
OF THESE, 900 ARE APPROPRIATED FOL. "O'h'
ING CAPITAL.
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PLACES OF REGISTRY AND VOTING.

Notice is hereby given, that the places named
N the following schedule have been duly designated by
The Board Of metropolitan Police in pursuance OF
Chapter 740 of the Laws Of e6 PLACES Of REGISTRY
and for HOLDING THE Polls OF ELECTION fvr the Gen.
eral Election he held on the dh day OF November
tnant and the Charter Election to be held on the oth
tsy Of December next in and for tae County ana Ciy
GNew.YoTk. By order Of the Board oil Police
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OTFlcg o. INN CHICAGO AID ALros R'ILEo.p Co.,

u ROAD FIRST MORTGAGE SINkiNG fUSD
BONDS due Nov 1865. viii oe paid aud ei:er h, Doc
less Cove. ineu tax, At tie ocs OF Aiessr d. n JEsor
I Z 90. NO 80 Electromagnetic N"w-l on -
WILLIAM ". LAR2sBEE, Treasurer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17

keep constantly hand for sale at the lowest
prices TO cash customers and prompt men large and
we'll selsctsd stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17

Although there at present exfsng large number
o Hair tonnes competing for public patronage by FREE
auent and repeated exageratons of their peculiar prop
critics. yet 1t Is well known to many who under the
necessity ofresorng their aid that they uncertain
in their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made Of the subscriber for tonic which he could
rant for certainty OF effect and haruessness, have in
duced him to bestow much time and in the produc
ticn which should possess these qualities
ries Of experiments have enabled him to overcome all
difficulties and IL is Of qualification to him to
ana his iabors crowned with complete
Cabus Hair Tonic Is dye, hut
grey hair TO its natural color, imparts moisture and
glossy appearance to the hair removes dandrud,
eruptions and all diseases of the skin.
Persons disposed become bald can by constant app
cation and use of the Tonic their hair and
to its former healthy condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
Books & stationery.


BOOKS.
MI
ksA ,v..u.,-.a,.,
bseos ,,s ~, .'.s.
,,eSs'e.o - -
pnaa % ~ go.
naa, -. az xsas..l Ds..n,x;.
DafciAs s n.~sss~
ni'a on INA ,. - n sste;r.
nenhss |. ~, x =.
Duntss7N W =. :. IA --r..,i..
DsSA " aaal 800 -
SslA' =. .,I5s~r-
Slai e. ~ ~
Sna'e.s NJ. - n, xxsn,crv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
rHIgTY.rlyE THOUSAND NOW In USE:
gyery instrument Warranted for Five Yeers.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, We boldly an
n,uca the greatest triumph if musical instruments OF
the aye During past half century. the French and
f;er,naus have ured reed inssf riEsnts wth
nle bellows aud pedals for the feet 10 operate,
Rat te want Of tue reversed EXHAUSTION FEIio&s,
hrh Il the only bellows used IN our instruments mace
i n,ossible for them produce the mellow. rich and
musical tone fer which cur Instruments are celebrated
Another objection this method OF blowing Vas that
both feet being ocrnried OPPORTUNITY was offered ~
tha the swell. Within the PAST two Yeas
instruments constructed on this EUROPEAN plan Of
auble blowers have been manufactured IN this conn
try and TO counterfeit this difficulty lwaGt 81 SWELL
lever has been projected from the centre 81 the insu
ment 10 act uyon the ell OPERATED Bf fHE KNEE
The Inconvenience and contortion necessary 20 effect TINS
object are dissgreeebi enough to gentenar but te
ady the use OF such appe ndaee k nearly if essip4e
ur AuroxaTIc device obyiates this diihcus ehtfsly,
the simple act Of blow ing with more or less s"rce GIVING
the desired increase decrease IN the volume o. nh'
FOR seventeen wears the superior eseeenee oi cur Me
ioiaons has not been questioned and Tor Ws Years
tha deansnd has made it inlpess4eie oF " -
meet orr orders promptly With cur inereasa
no fna arrred In assuring orr patrons iiat thef OF
lers will be promptly met, and solicit . eViill u -
| their patronage
"a. liberal discount to clergsmsn, cAsreass and
| Schools. ,nppss
cra PRINCE a. co.. EuffaiS, n: y
GEO A. PRINCE q w.
| An Hims,ta'.. So ~ any .daress nevis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17

s... .+-.... -..-.
The articles in this stock OF Jewelry Of the nsatest
and most fashionable styles. Certificates of all the var
Gus articles put In scaled envelopes and Mixed TINS
giving all fair chance and BY mail for rs cents
and the receipt Of the cererte It IL ~
option send ONE DOLLAR and tAks the xtcle named
In it. Five certificates 81 slsvAn 81 thirty S.
sixtyve, So hundred Us. Certificate money to be
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly an
swered.
We wish Il distinctly understood that our business Is
no Lottery The object Of this of selling IL to
give purchasers the opportunity Of buying Jewelry 1T
the whofesale prices the chancf Of getting watch
or other valuable Arcle and all goods SENT mot
satisfactory, Be rst9fned ana the ncosy win be
funded
| AaHNT1 wanted IN every town and regiment, Send
tUr Chcnisr. Address, ID w. E0H1YTH &C.,
ls-Ase1edAv3m A4And - MAean -. Mev Y6k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
TESTIMONIALS.

We the undersgned hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George Cabusi worthy Of the confidence Of the
~ Having tried the recommend It for it, great
merits.
John A. Graham II. q. Alexander, Epecial Aet p. O..
Department: VIM. Funk, Keosauqua; Jacob Whitman,
H. Charles smith, Keokuk; VIM Leighton, Ex-Mayor.
u1-price rs cents per Bottle liberal dlerount to
the trade. sept2S -dbmo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17

nfAANDY--A fss asDoftmsss for ~
OAsa11vs. I~satst ~ KMkeea = 1gna9
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
Calendar.

Fall Term commences September 1st and closes De
sember LIST, 1854. Winter Term commences December
15th 1864, and closes March lblh, 1866 Summer Term
commences March 10Th, and cjoses June 18th, 1865
IL 10 very desirable that Students enter at the COM
nsncement Of the terms
No person need apply for admission who cannot o,
VIII nos conform to the published bylaws Of the Inst
atsa.
Rev: H. s. BRUNs0N, p'est. Board Trustee.
Nv. WATERBURY,, Secye1lry.
Rev. PC. MATHER, agent.
sT Z cn 4 MsssSs1S zs.e..s.. Committee.
J.E. ROBERTSON, :
S1sSfvE. Fayetts County. iowa, Aug. !. 1864 stM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
H cNlOlas Element,

Ne repulsvs sectaranism will be INDUCED or coun,e-
nancen At the same tinle every effort viii be employed
70 encourage and render invoiate the professions
Christ ans and to induce all to adopt the religion
Chri1 To all Who respect Christianity ard its Insttu
lions, Tire welcome hand will be heartily extended. TIC
those whose influence is preullcal to Religion and good
nsrsls, 40 pretraced stay can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

:" EORSYTH AGO.. ~ 4 "A NASSAU ST.
Nv New York, (adjonng the Post 0fice,) s1er for
Gale the following magnificent list Of -
Watcher, hains, Jewclry, &c,
Valued at $500, 600. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and MOTTO be paid for until you know wha. you are
to get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

VISITS made or received are usually
an intolerable consumption of our time,
unless prudently ordered, and they are,
for the most part, spent in vain and inn
pertinent discourses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

ORHAMss BROADCAST SEED -sowER AND
NJ Cultivator attached. Superior to all others. Fee
FRENCH before purchasing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05


articles in this stock Of Jewery are of the neatest
ana most lashonable styles Certificates Of all the vari
Gus articles are put In sealed envelopes and Mixed thus
sivag az TAR chance and sent by mail for % cents
each and the receipt OF the certificate II Is at YOUR
option to send ONE DOLLAR aud take the article named
In 1t, or not Five certificates 81; eleven -; thirty
So sixty live, $40 one hundred SIS Certificate money
answered. :" '''r''
We wish 1t distinctly understood that our business is
no lottery The object OF this manner Of selling is to
give purchasers the opportunity Of buying Jewelry al the
Wholesale prices, with the chance Of getting watch or
eone other valuable acle and all goods sent not sat
lsactory can be returned and the money will be re-
landed. @a.t -
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment ssod
q U:reuiar AoareSs w. FORSYTH 1 Co.
~ ~ ~ Nassau s., New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

As additional nduceuent ia Subscribe early we
shall distribute among subscribers a large list val
liable Premiums, relying upon extraordinary large
Subscription List to compensate for liberaty
These Premiums will consist Of valuable Souvenirs the
Golden Wealth Of the Pacific States and will be- as fol-
lows -
to To any person sending One Hundred Paying
Subscriptions will send them, iD,edidtety Tween
ty ands Ten Dollar Gold Piece, California Conag &c :
and an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTHLY for year
free.
~ To any person sending US Fifty Paying Subscrib
ers, We will send, immediateiu Ten and Five Dollar
Gold Piece and an extra Copy Of the PAcvIc MONTHLY
for a year, free.
kE- To any person sending US Twenty-Five Paying
Subscribers, will send i,nnsdidfefy Five Dollar
and Two and half Dollar Gold Piece, and extra
Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for year, free.
eR- To any person sending Ten Paying Subscrib-
ers, we will send, Immediately, Three Dollar Gold
Piece aud extra Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for
year, free.
cE- To any person sending us Five Paying subscrip-
tons we will send an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTH
LIZ fer year, free. ~ -. . r-7 e. n - -....---s
The Presents aud Souvenirs consist OF Ladies' Breast
Pins. Ear Rings Finger Rings Sleeve Buttons etc and
Gentlemens Breast Pins Finger Rings, Sleeve Buttons
mia and Nevada Gold and Silver Bearing Quartz and Ore
-Crystalized Quartz Jewery Commonly known Cal
ifornla Diamond Jewelry The Gold and Silver bearing
Quartz and Ore from which these Souvenirs made is
from the celebrated gould CURRY and Ophr Mines Of
Nevada, and will be valuable Mementcs, well az
beautiful In Appearance and Design. EVERY REGU-
LAR SUBSCRIBER, as above, to the Pacific MoNTnLY,
will be entitled to Of these Articles for every Sub
scrpton standing opposite their names books.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
Expenses.

foung ladies will he charged pc term the price OF
vood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price OF tuition for absence, unless raused by sickness
The charge Tor tuition must be paid In advance
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
The Government.

Preparatory Department..
preparatory department IL arransed for all Misses
End baae not qualified to enter the Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05

TINE is the most precious, and yet the
most brittle jewelry we have: it is what
every man bids largely for when he
wants it, but squanders it away most
lavishly when he has it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-05
CLOSING OUT.
Ny Large Stock Of Goods
MUST BE SOLD !


Country Merchants, nop is your chance to
sape 30 per cent by buying of, me- Ican more
ehan sars you all expense and freight on goods
Feeling Gerry grateful to my many custom.
err for The liberal patronage heretofore qiren
me, Lnon mish to serre you as justly and truly
a. Of old; and barring made up any mind to
sell out. 1 shau otter my ENTIRE STOCK at
IL par cent. aboce cost. - J 20 T.
Wishing to make an early Spring purchase
tohsn 1 expect to bring on LARGER AssoRr.
hsNr Of gsods than erer betore-5oth for the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL rRADE-theretors I
sAaI for the merit four wssks make SOMEBODY
xIcH. 7ak1 due notice, and gorern yourselres
accordingly. Look to the PRICES.
Albert Allen.