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ln1s fo11eIly Occupied y B&1T3eh Il Gimp M, n
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Damp, cold. exposufe 70 M2tAzf1us fo6.
Bring on Of Ills = fearful catalogue;
But l1te1mittents. what&oe'r their kind.
Hsstetiett Bittexs scatter 10 tha Wind,
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OF al The nq1ors boruo Aerosa the sea,
Not one-msr1 thss-tFom acrtd potsont IT.
These Bttters stznt mid sttm uIaats alone.
PoNeslesa 10 trtttase, though prompt to tQ1a,
, 1865-07-29

L DEARBORN 3rHYRr.
OYY1c1 OF Tn1 UoAHp or PUBLIC wohks.3
CMCAG1, July 18th. ls6s-
feAled Psotosa!s viii po rectiset BY tns hc aa Of
Pablo y orks until II a u. Balu tsy, An4n.r b,
kuf tho cur b: K, grading and tA7.nI with wooden
boEk pavement DtA[0ofn sttsa from the ccfth uae
Of adff IT eet 70 tao north lue Of Monroe g1oss,
laid tnproV1uent vii re p.id for rom tho special
4Mes9md.t leted ia deftay fld cGat. when tha sroa
abAlf b. collected. 80.
Prcpotals ma,t he addse4sed T. tte ard q Public
Wprsx, In 4ofeed ~PFppoenla for Fky1nx 1kArhotu
street,. anu sec. mpAnled with tbs u&uat 320 bond,
vith surs'es 70 t. approved oy tbs RoAst Bids wul
coto walls. for dedni.e apm auG tor tae curb Na!s
IT. 4 sl1ee p cSrc OF ona nnEdrt6 cubic feet.
1ha B: a'u 4tserye III riahs to reject xny CT Ill
BIDS. ans Eo1e Il 70 Cd a. lxs tho pe11on
pebHK EyfE evidence sat factory 10 the Buard that
ha u ctmpatent. Eananle and teapol.lh lhse:
~ HlHDXI4K.
FIRED. LATE.
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tf46tx+1Qt Board Of Fp alle Wnrkf.
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II I mi e5dfA ExrrAct ut &ar+4 par1Iis
GeAuAes add rthoyAtcs the blood lnxtus the v1gx l
hetlia into " stateG7, and purEtz oar lie hauosx
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4 UCTION SAE4ES.-Gtest Sale
IA Of 6f vernmant Horses snd NulsR-
2; eco ANIMALS TO RR El DDURiNG TEE MONTH
OF AUGBaT.
In the ef1'e1f1 EeF Tifk, Pt118y 4lft, Ohio, In-
dl&ns. pea1src. M J;st d. Ard Nav ta{seJ.
ard The DlaItcs cf C l1nbts.
, 1865-07-29

curra c3sosses OF The Stomach Aad Unnxry orxkoa,
lsncrEadE.n, GentEn1 DEBILITY. DrorsiHs IhFnnic
honorrhca, and EutaneonS plae9scs fnoe Qua Dol
: ROGERS. Wholesa!o nEukZ1sa. Rastou. Mss, Gen
svAf A. 61.x v13sfss an
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Tho constitution tried By paia or care,
Or Wild indulgence, u not p4at repair;
This genial Tonic, ~ the healthtu1 dew4
Quicken pa1etet he1hs, ltz vasted pove1 sees1a
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Gbernkee #Ienietnea.


ITO TIE READERS OF Tia
CHICAGO TRIB UYE:
Re desire to eaU y111 s+:sutIua to sas foI.
lavins editorials, which va clip from . tsx af
nuF Exchanges. Read these, a2d doubt ~
longer. We know "that Ill u not gold that
glittszs," hut hsrs vuu ha1s ssstiuo.y u =
character that caunet ba doubted. Heat sAe
chronological 1ournsl, !" " druggists ct-eu-
lar" and "Nashvilie Journal Of Xeaiaiaa,"
, 1865-07-29

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x1actAct Qdou. elaine fot thr tch. IL u Il the
very test & lIet fat caNnti.g 4nc p!e1efs7nS the
tcaIh tyrr ofe1et 70 the pua It, al Ear.satsd %
cor.sin no Md any other Ia red-nt IN the leat
1nturtout to the tseth. 4 c&.fp % superior too:h
paste accon.psntes each bottle TIE sOdouselA.ne can
h efoEne Ut Eo1ett Fe&el ps druEg%s eereTsiIr.
C.L sFENCKR CO., trorts<toa,
Frov1aence. RI
OEAkks RAKkRS CO., New York, Sole Agupts,
o WHOM all orders should be AdosceAed.
tpf96 E3C-tH.
, 1865-07-29

CcfEaxe's Honey soap
tht3 &C ebtstot Toilet eosp IN snca universal dr.
oAnd, u made from hr choices; RAILS. y 1lld and
snc4EE: L. IL nature. tfHtr Mt see1ted. tr- ex.
TeC1dlt bFnefE4Al In tn 6ctl n op+p ek4E. For
Ale b. ~ QfukxlIA and Fancy Good DrAlera-
ftatt!f5.ff E&aA
, 1865-07-29

A ntnlA.,y kvadns ID fhrsi.tau .1d eurr.~u. With
tNe.ve stAe pEactc and n1c1 husp,tal -xrerlspce.
zean Surgical Att Ghronlc Dlsea et .cc J j ~ Ia
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1asts On "a wish = Ko,d 'uc:ess y any o. e
yoarseves otose ! 81 soulh c arr st,~t. Urios
aenss =. 70 i ~. 70 . and s:osr N.
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2sNct p4nAs af!ltG i Ihe arr4t b.aQo FutthcI RON
- pfers.et according ~ :. os peT-m.c4 snd
&aeosfFs Acd Kte the artlye that rAa he rnsda
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TIGHT SCAVENGER.

CHAHIE5 KUNX
viii atte1 70 cleaning priTy TAaltz removing 4tAbe
ntnpEs And othostya matter Of sv*rv da'cTjntinn
Address ord = % CHARLIE KUHx, I. o, Box4 iaR,
UnicAEo, Ntnoa4. n33a&{TNS ~
, 1865-07-29

A10cfty what you Want.
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*o@psose u one botur. No wA b. No LFoAuie4 ttoal
*.ot CuC& q stAlh Tfodu' ~ = lustrors black, or
= oes,. Cd -es not iujar- the h%lE. fric-
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s1T 4S EoE ne Hs1 10 a. xii h.y LuACeaT.{ed
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
JANUARY I, 1865.
TWEkTY-SEvEETH ANNIVERSARY
NETWORK MERCURY
The Pride CT the Preside.
JANUARY 1, 1865.

In the prime Of vigorous intellectual manhood the
Phoenix of the weekes begins its flight for the year.
with its eye fixed upon the sum- beneath which IL
rivalry.
The war, which has topped down whatever is shallow
and haseless, has written wrinkle the bright iegs
the pillars Of whatever has been heretofore deemed i'm
perial In serial literature. Both sides Of the Atlantic
render Us tribute. We shall continue the thrilling ro-
mances OF Miss NJ. T. BRADpoS, necromancer of the
strong dark passions, TO whom pay more money an.
nuaily than the entire capital Of itators and add
to American staff the champion lester of the cap and
bells, JOSH BILLINGS, who will commence with the first
Of January a series of his we'll known inimitabe comic
papers, written expressly for us in his rcsist ably con-
vulsire vein. HARRIET l.. PREsCuTT, tIe most polished
and imaginative sketch writer living; Z. 7. B,RNUY the
world famed Snowman and autobiographer; Miss NJ A.
EARLE FAIRFAX BALFouK, DR.. J. II. ROBISsoH, and NED
BrNTLNE renowned and versatile novelette, writer's will
exc out the sparkling contributions of such facIe poets
fuetonsts, huorists critics Travellers paragraphts,
etc, as GEORGE ARNOLD, W. o. EAruS, MILE W.
CARPESrER, GEORGE ALFRE TOWNSEND JUIIA S. IsGRA-
HAN, EDWARD WnLETT, GEORGE MARTIAL, JosErH BAR
BER, J. A. PRrIER and others, numerous enough and
clever enough to all the newspapers the Continent
The vivid pencils Of BARLEY, MCLEyAN and WHITS,
the first draughtsnen Of the age, will make the vol
pictorial and whatever OF fugitive meeoric note
appear during the year, will at once be engaged and
made available.
In addition its crisp and telling editorials lcec
table Gosspers' Club. in which the ap'est and wrSt
poems carricatures and bGresques OF the time first APP
pear; and its coquettsh Ladies' Promenade hich all
te mothers sweethearts daughters wives, and widows
Of the land subscribe their experiences the New YORK
MERCURY will continue the faithful and cogent
PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR PEOPLE,
highly illustrative Of the oldest ablest and atfuest folk
OF the the GREAT FASHION ARTICLE by JENNIE JuNs
whose sprigy notes upon the latest and most perfect
New York modes suggestive 10 leaders of society
erywhere and universally consulted both In the metrop
oils and throughout the country and commence series
Of illustrated SKETCHES OF GRorEsQuR ADVENTURE IN
well AS IiSTs Urcs CooKsRr, by HENRY GosLlsG, the
metropolitan cuisinier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
PREMIUMS IN GOLD.

As an additional inducement to Subscribe e,riy we
shall distribute among subscribers large list Of val
liable Premiums, relying upon an extraordinary large
subscription List to compensate us for hberity
These Premiums will consist of valuable Souvenirs Of the
Golden Wealth Of tie Pacific States and will be fol-
lows
~ To any person sending One Hundred Paving
Subscriptions, III send them jD.aodioteiy. Tween
ty aud Ten Dollar Gold Piece, California Coinage
and an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTHLY for year
fro.
e7~ To any person sending US Fifty Paying Suhscrb-
ers, we will send, j6!nedfuteig, Ten and Five Dollar
Gold Piece, and extra Copy of the PAcIsc MoS
for year, free.
~ To any person sending us Twenty Five Paving
Subscribers, we will send, H0nl~diaicly Five Dollar
and a Two-and-haIf Dollar Gold Piece and an extra
Copy OF the Pacific MONTHLY for a year, yfree.
sE2- To any person sending rs Ten Paying Subs rib.
ers, will send, i2inedidteiy u Three Dollar Gold
Piece mud al extra Copy of the Pacific MeSrlLY for
year, FREE.
ss~' To any person sending Five Paying SubscIip-
tions viii send extra Copy OF the PIcFic uarH-
LY for year, free.
The Presents and Souvenirs consist Of Ladies' Breast
Fins Ear Rings, fip<er Rings Sleeve Buttons etc and
Centiclaens Breast Fins FIN Rigs Sleeve Buttons
Studs Settings for Cane Heads etc made from Caitor-
ria and Nevada Gold and Silver Rearing Quartz and Ore
-CrystaiZed Quartz Jewery, Commonly KIN : Cal.
ifUrna Diamond Jswelry The old and Silyerbearnz
Quartz and ore from which these Souv eirs made il
from the celebrated GOULD CURRY and Opir Mines Of
Nevada, and will be valuable Menentos well AS
beautiful III Appearance and Design EVERY REGU.
LAR SUBSCRIBER, as above, to the rACIFrC MoSTRl T.
will be entitled to Of these Articles every Sub
scripton standing opposite their names books.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
LIEUT.. -uKN. GRANTS RESIDENCE
In PAlkADRLPHUA.

The residence recently purchased BY
committee Of gentlemen Of this city, and
which has been gratuitsusly rendered to Gen
Grant md family as . permanent home, and
which has been accepted by Gen. Grant, ID
on the north side Of Chestnut street, west OF
Twentieth.
Tho building occupies a front Of twenty.
two feet. extending back to the distance u
one hundred and sixty weight feet, with q
thirty foot street in the rear. 1t 10 Q four.
story double front, with ,hres.story double
back building The front is constructed OF
fine pressed brick, with brown stone finish.
ings, and, with the exception OF the first
floor, contains three windows front. II con-
tains in al! sixteen rooms, four Of which are
located on the first floor, five on the second,
five on the third, and two on the fourth.
The apartments on the first floor consist
OF large saloon, parlor, dining room and
kitchen, and brick wash-houSe. The parlor
is most magni6cently furnished, being light
cd by chandelier with twelve burners, and
also by four brackets. Ths, ki4shen is pro.
vided with hot and cold wat6x Ind all the
modern improvements. The waAh house con-
ssins stationary wash. tubs. range and other
convenicnces very seldom seen in any SIM
liar structure. .r-a ..
Tho sesond floor Of the main building con.
tains two b.d chambers, bath. room, and VA.
ter. closet. The back building on the same
floor contains drawing room ard library.
The third floor contains two chambers
front, and one chamber and nursery back;
also, q bath room. Both on the second aud
third floors permanent washstands are fixed.
On the fourth floor arc billiard rooms
The yard is tagged, and has been tsstefully
laid out, preparatory to flowers and choice
plants being imbedded. The front presents
very imposing appearance. A brown stone
verandah extends from the parlor windows,
she glass in which is Of the finest French
plate. The pavement is to be improved by
being laid in flag stone. The structure cost
over $50, 900. As the donors intend fur
nishing the dwelling before handing it over,
it will probably not Be ready for occupancy
until about the first Of March. The furni-
ture is now in process of manufacture, and
will be Of the rarsst quality. Philadelphia
Inquirer. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

Notwithstanding the upward march Of every article OF
luxury and consumption and enormously increased
outlay for the year 1885, the Star Paper of the Republic
with its forty columns of sterling original matter will
continue to he issued ut six per copy and sold by
all and periodical dealers in America Its long
sDd honorable history nsures its subscribers against
casualties and fatalities which have swept many mush
journals OF the board and left their patrons dis
consulate az the loss of their money.
To mail subscribers terms are
Cash In advance: Single copies, So 30 a year ; three
copies. 81; six copies 3d. nine copies 500 The par.
~ who sends $40 for club of nine copies will receive
an additional copy free. Six months subscription re.
c-red Canada subscribers must send twenty en-
ira for each subscription to pay the American postage
Subscribers should be careful to write plainly the
OF their post ONCE, county and State Specimen cope.
sent free to all applicants. Address
CAULDWELL & WHITNEY,
Prop'ietors Of the NeIc York KercWr1,
Mes. Is Ann street and ll3 Fulton street.
Na,v w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
NATIONAL EREEMASON.
PUBLISHED At WASHINGTON, D. c.
Viii The Secretary Read this in his Lodge?

To the ". IT. and Secretary Of each L0dge il. the
United Stgtts:
Some lodges in pennsyqsna and Ohio have been gros,
~ sindled ny individual calling himself Barbeiheier
Mclany &C. and protesting to act agent for our pa
per- without authority and appropriang the receipts TO
himself. This notice is designed to protect your lodge
from swndiing. II you have been svinded ask that
YOU will furnish with information concerning him. and
giqe the OF the brethren swnded sending recen
Do you not brethren. the Importance OF your luIEe
being in possession Of the NATIONAL FaEENAsoS that you
may be informed OF these travelling mposers9
The NATIONAL FREENAsoS furnishes large amount of
valuable masonic reading matter. eschews political
controversies 1t has nothing do with what Is not sc
knowedged everywhere and by all TO be accredited Ma
sonny. promotes conferences and erses II
deprecates divisions and yupeation L, advocates no
particular rituasm 1t aims to develop and orgapize
masonic charity. 1t national in its character and Is not
the organ OF ady jurisdiction exclusively has met with
unprecedented masonic favor.
Are you not disposed to encourage this unseh enter
PRISE at the national captal9 HOW many copies will vour
lodge take TO preserve in its archives for bndingf viii
you two copies OF the frs. volume and two comics OF
the current volume, each 81? How many copies i yor
lodge take for the widows Of the How many con.
les by the lodge TO be sent to the masonic soldiers of the
army through the masonic mission or otherwisc2 How
many brethren will each fake COPY? viii Won do. ,
brethren that the lodge acts distinctly on e ch prono
stons viii you take sheet Of paper and make several
columns for the name Of each subscriber another
column for his post Office address the third for the time
to the subscription and the fourth for The
amount pad' Send it TO the address Of Dr. MeMurdy
Box 9s2, Washington City.
/ have performed my labor editorial and mechanical,
ing away soldiers and others thousands Of copies wiz
you not de little for yourselves Your lodge and the
Mssons Of the army and hospitals s4o lmploringly ask
for our J.: per,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
Calendar.

Fall Term commences September list, and closes De
cember list, 1854. Winter Term commences December
18th, 1864 and closes March 18th, 1865. Summer Term
commences March 2gh, and closes June 2>th, ls65.
1t is very desirable that Students enter at the
mcncement Of the terms.
No person need apply for admission who cannot oil
will not conform to the published bylaws Of the insti
tuition.
Rev. H. s. BRUNsON P,est. Boora Trustees.
L. W. WATERBURY, Secretary.
Rev. F. c. MATTER, Agent.
+: sSSSS$.SS Esso"''' Committee
FAYETrR, Fayctts County, Iowa Aug /, 1861. 2l:f
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

No repulsive sectariansm will be INDUCED counte
nanced At the time, every effort will be employed
to encourage and render nvioate the professions Of
Christians, and to induce all to adopt the religion Of
Christ. To all who respect Christianity and its Instu
tions the welcome hand will be heartily extended. To
those whose influence is prejudcia Religion and good
morals, no pr0tracted stay can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

t~ They are made Of Ingredients well known
and approved by the MEDICAL procession, -
having poeerfiR tonic 7rcp.r.!ss are both
psIstsble and pleasant, with sutii cient strength
esiag properties to correct the bilious derapgs.
hent Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, as . remedy for
Che following diseases - Iadi0ss.icn, Dyspep-
sia, Jaundies, Liver Affections, Loss Of Apps-
eiss, Loscness Of Spirit. Saslo,o Compilation,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
BY THIS SIGN WE CONQUER

Whenever the way seems long
Or the heart begins to fail,
We sing more wonderful song,
And tell a more mary eous tale
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
4 GENCY OF THE
Ditch East. India Cofee 20.
DEPOT:
16S Reade Street. New York

The above Company are known all over the world as
the owners OF the Coffee Plantations Of Java and Batavia
IN the Dutch East Indies, and the largest monopoz-
ers Of Coffee on the globe
The undersigned (who is appointed their sole Agent In
the United States aud In the British Coloes) will have
for sale three different kinds of Coffee which for regular
lily OF grade and cheapness Of price, will defy competition
Our BATAVIA CDfFEE." never before introduced
in this country, but extensively used In the armies
navies of Europe and richly valued viii be put up
prices to reach all consumers, and our EXTRA JAVA
will be the Mtaaum Bonuns Coffee of the age.
We will have for accommodation of Grocers. Famies
and Government Contractors, samples (dry and DRAWN
for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt Of cash. coffee promptly
| forwarded a. directed.
A. LIPpMAN.
J - R<s1s D., Ns~ Teri sole Assnt D. y. J. c. Ca.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
"As the Phoenix
rises from the a.hes OF TIA IRE.

rises Iron" M !. the ,,. a.he. Of ita re- NIL
i- rejavcnnte the system and overcome disease
sg~ The Rejuvenang Elixir is the result OF mod.
crn discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being
an entirely new and abstract method of cure irrss-
pective of all the old and worn out systems.
~ This medicine has been tested by the moss
eminent medical men of the day, and by them pro-
nounccd to be OF the greatest medical discoveries
Of the. age.
ts--.A few doses cures Mysteries in females.
~ One bottle Palptation Of the Heart.
Ivy From one to three bottles restores the manl!.
ness and full yigOr OF youth.
gyF" A Few doses restores the appetite.
E~5- Three bottles cure the worst case OF lmpo-
tcncy.
ssy- One bottle restores mental power.
"a Eep doSes restores tie "gc,ns efgenrdtion
sS- few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
80. This medicine restores to manly vgor and
ROBUST health the poor debilitated, worndown and
s4r- Tie lstless, enervated YOUTH the over task.
ed man Of business, the victim Of depression
the individual suffering from general debility or
fon ,eerk1tess Of Il single orgfn, will all find nme
date AMI parmaacnt relief by the Use OF this Elixir
ss+- Price, 80 per bottle or three bottles for IS.
and forwarded by Express, OIL receipt Of money
to any address.
rYs" The Cherokee pills and IIeIus
veuating Elixir, are sold by all enterprisng
Druggists in the civilized world. Some unprncipled
dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds
la place of these; those which they purchase Al
cheap price, and make money by SELL
ing, than they on these medicines As you value
your health, aye, the health Of your future off,
spring. do not be deceived by such unprincipled
Druggists, ask far these medicines and kakR no 9th.
If the Druggist will not buy them for yon, en-
close the money in letter. and We will send them
10 You by Express securely sealed and packed, free
from observation.
Ladies Gentlemen address US In perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, treat all diseases Of a chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hest
because Of their inability to visit u.s. have
treated patients successfully In all portions Of the
Civilized globe, by correspondence.
Patients addressing will please state plainly all
the symptoms Of their complaints. aud write Post.
Office, County State and name Of writer, plain, and
nclnsc postage stamp for reply.
" semi 81 page Pamphlet free to any adj
dress. Address all letters for Pamphlets advice,o
the prorIictors,
Dr.. W. r. MERWIN g. CO.,
No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
e.. 4. COOK. CHICAGO. No. &c Market Street
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Wis
coHsiu. Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists regular card prices.
FOR SALE By
BENJAMIN 3 Cole, Cedar Falls.
J. ". PLCMMER, Cedar Falls. S0-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
MANHOOD: HOW LOST,

MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
szyyrEe, Just published, new edition of DR.
<I5ieg ACulverWeli's New Essay on tn
kuNEs1H radical cure without medcine) of SpER
uhAssAHaH MAToRkHGA, or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal Losses MP6TEScY Mental and PHYS
,cal incapacty appointments to Marriage, ETC. also
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FRS induced by self nduI,
genee or sexual extravaganza.
rs Psss, in a ssaled envelope only cents.
The celebrated author II this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice
mat the alarming consequences Of selabuse may be rad
icay cured without the dangerous of internal mei
cine or the application Of the knifepontng out mode
Of which every sufferer no matter what his oonStion
icdAy.
This Lecture shosd bs in the hands Of every
youth and every man la the land.
sent under seal in plain envelope TO any address
Posp5aa, on receipt OF six cents pos,age stamps
Address the publishers
CHAS. J. C. KLINE n c.
~ Bo~nss. ks~ yoax, Rnx osusE Rnx -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

YouxG woman if rich young man asks
you to marry him, and has no occupation or
trade, CIR calling, by which he could make
living if he were thrown on his own resour.
ces, you may give him your respect, but
give him the mitten.-Dr. Hall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
ENnpnsca.

Young ladies will lie charged per term the price Of
wood cut and carried TO their halls No deduction from
price Of tuition for absence. unless caused by sickness
The charge for tuition must be paid in advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
Location.

LOtNIIOHe
The above named Institution is located at the yae
OF Fayette, Fayete county. Iowa The situation Of tn
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