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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

Slavery, have become convinced Of the useless
ness IF their efforts, and advise the people 10
abandon the struggle and to accept tho death OF
Slavery as an accomplished fact. Among those
who have taken this course are Gov. Bramletle,
ex- Congressman Yeaman. and the editor OF inc
Louisville Journal. Gov. Brsmlotte has already
liberated his own negroes, and is using the en-
tire influence Of his official position to hasten
the introduction Of system of free labor. MIR.
Yeaman will run at tho approaching election OF
Congressman for his old district OH the Union
ard Emancipation ticket. Bat Of still greater
Importance is the present attitude Of Tie LoS's-
rifle journal, tho most influential paper OF the
State. It's advocacy of the Constitutional
Amendment is unequivocal and emphatic. The
Journal has not yet become wise enough to see
the moral wrong involved in Slavery, but II
learned during the war enough of the unproh''
ableness of the institution to labor heartily for
its overthrow. In its number of May l6, 1t has
an "Open Letter to tie people of Kentucky
filing moro than four columns I, in which the
question is very thoroughly discussed in oil ITS
aspects. OF special interest Is very elaborate
comparison between Oh and Kentucky, which
shows by official statistics that Ohio las out
stripped Ken,ucky in all the elements OF great
ness, to wit: population, commerce and agfi-
cultural wealth, t. gay nothing of her numerous
towns. in re spect TO which Kentucky can make
no comparison whatever. The following cx'
tract from this portion OF the article shows the
comparative increase of population in the '"o
States:
"Ohio was admitted into the Union ton years later
than our own St IT, and to natarsl ADVANTAGES 81 son
and elm to possessed ~ kcnucky ought to nave gwen
her superiority IN tie race.
"Oi.o Ia. IN area ~ o. s5i .qrare mos; hcnt.ckF
has u DO amaze niles the a Ference between TIE iNo
States being itc oyer tpo tloi.-d square u' o.
nor, plainly 80 ,O) rcrer. Onio Was settled Ia i.'e
R,ntuelyiI III ma former docs rot ~ per y All
in he census of 1900 whcl-k uiucsY he'd a 'peiai'oi
Of 1914 Now. Jet Us trace ihe hsneS of cach eGc
N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
A Suggestion by Gov. Morton Promoted
Olicers.
INDIANAPOLIS. Tuesday,

INDIANAPOLIS. Tuesday. May 81 ls6o
Gov. Morton has suggested 10 the Secretary
I'll field staff and line officers in the service and
about To be mustered out with their commands, whJ
hnyo been promoted and commissioned to igher grades
In their respective regiments and companies but VIC
not been mustered into said grades by reason OF
the commands being below the minimum strength, ~
so mustered IN at the date of their muster ont IL .
claimed that the officers have assumed all he response
bltics and discharged the duties connected wli
positions 10 which they have been commissioned 'or
mertorous services and that, while their MI ref ~ -
proposed, would not increase thef pny or IN any inn-
them Us a valued comrmont-a mark of appreein'i'n
nd recognition Ut their fithfG services In saving a
restoring the country The cooperation oi uo'erhors
Of other States h's Doon nvt1u u secure tue
II the order mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
e.. &. Cluy's Surrender.

The following letter is said to have been adj
dressed to Gen. Wilson by G. C. Clay jr, May 10:
LAGRANGE, Ca. May l0-4 .. m.
Brsre'- Mgjor- GEN WILSON. H. $. ARM, Macon. Ga.
GENERAL; i have just seen proclamation nom the
President Of tie United States, offering reward OF
others therein named melted and concocted the mur0er
Of the late Prcsdedt.
Conscious Of my innocence unwilling even to seem to
Hy from Justice and confident Of my entire vndicaton
from foul imputaion upon the full iar ana Impair
al trial which expect to receive shall go rs soon
practicable to Macon to deliver myself W 10 your Gus
t,dy. am respectfully &C Clay. jr.
II s-This will be- delivered by the Hon. 7. Philips
OF tis place. I. Z. =, Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
The Male Prisoners Accompany Him
TIE LADIES TO BE SENT SOUTH.
AN AFFECTING SCENE.
yelf. ra.ty to be Indicted for Treason
TonTuRss MONROE Monday. May %, lses

1ORTRPS3 MONROE MONDAY MAY -, IstS
| At one o'clock this afternoon the steamer Silas
B. Pierce left Baltimore wharf at this place with
Bcvet Mojor.Gon. Miles, accompanied BY other officers
Of Prominence sDd proceeded Immediately to the
steamer William p. Clyde. at anchor Ia tho stream.
with JEFF. Davis and remainder Of the Rebel party
board.
An hour. perhaps sufficient to give departing Rebea
time TO take long farew ell of ieads aid dear
was awarded them. TIE hsrbor, which ususly 10
crow Jed with oil kinds and classes OF vessels toy
BOXED almost dcfertsi Scarcely dozen sail vessels
could be counted and oven they seemed dull and list.
lees
Col Roberts. Commander Of Fortress Monroe. per.
coiying the absolute necessity OF maintaining strct
discipline in conformity With the wrhes o. the Govern
ne,.t that the transfer OF TIE Rebel party to For
ress Monroe should be conducted in as quiet manner
s possible very carly in the morning stationed guards
IA tho immediate vicinity of the casenents wher in ara
cells Intended for the Incarceration OF the prisoners
and so olong tho ravines paths and routes they would
be OBLIGED 10 traverse while route TO tie Fortress
Inn ,ho-t time after the Pierce reached the wLorf
thc nri.oner, began TO land. Such the arrange
Is strictly enforced by the mcry aahJiites. t1ot
no prison was allowed to approach the ~hGrf wbers
t.e prisoners landed except at a distance OF over 90
wards. As the prisoners marched UP tie wharf pre-.
coded hy guard II their clp;o,s OF tie 4Ih Michigan
cayalry the tall spare form Of JET Davis dressed N
gray clothes and wearing light felt ha could be EASILY
d.sccrned As soon az the prisoners were oil ashoie,
hey we're marched up alorg tie beach TO the sa!pu
Of the waterbsttcIy in tie rear Of the Fortress AID
thence to tier cells In the second tier Of classmates
Clement c. Clay accompanied JEFF D.sis inside tia
Fortress and aso Supposed the largest portion Of
lis personal staff Ars. Davis aud her ioof children.
her brother and sister ard the wife Of Clsnent u Cisy
ro aa on board the steamer Clyde. and i Is thoasha
will be e,l. oath tbs evening. as Cg'7 have D'rn
received from the War Department lIo.s0iiog tLen
rom going North.
| The parting between JEFF. Davis and bis family
described to have been Of extremely Gi-etsrsn IA
taie during which the feelings Of the once ambitions
and desperate Rebel leader completely over.
| como.
| Msor.ten. Halleck has been here during tie past
three days experimenting the arrangements made of
1 the confinement OF the Rebel prisoners.
Stringent orders IL reation.to visiting TIE Fortress
have been i5ssed and all cvilians ere prohibited firm
entering it, unless dGly provided with pass from
Major Con. HsleeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

STEAMSHIP LINE TO ITALY.-The North
American ptd Italian Steamship Company have ~
ported tie Hon. " Z. BRYANT Of Bo-tch and c. NJ.
wilkins. esq. Of Ms city. Commissioners TO confer
with tic Government Of I.aly in regard to tie subsidy
eraneI by TIA, Government. aud to arrange for the
eirly Establishment # this .ew line OF ssincrs They
l,.vc Ia The Scotia from Quebec on saturday. Sub
scrio,ion book. will be opened in ths city il few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
The Acveri.Thissics.

THIIApILFHIA, Iue-dly, My -' Iep'
The subscriptions to-day TO the seyen-Thrty
loan In all parts Of the Union as iciegrnphed 10 Jav
Cooke. amounts to slO3o lS. lie largest sag'e
Western SUBSCRIPTIONS were slOoC coo from the Fist
Nstonal Bank II New bany. lrd. eco from John
Smdt Co II Louisville. and $4,000 rom tho Ccul'
tn.r.sL Bank OF Cleveland. Tho largest Eastern sub
scrptons we're s2lf ECO from Fiske & Hatch of Nov.
York (sho also subscribed Yesterday s.0a 500, nnd
& % 90 from the National Bank .! Baltimore. The
uumber of n,li, dua subscriptions smounted II rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

Srec.,l Dispatch 20 TIE Philadelphia liuiser
WASHINGTON Monday. May22 1865
The elder Blair wa called before the Gfsni
Jury "a day Of Chief Justice Cartcrs United states
Court and testified To the acts OF treason commit a
~ JET. Davis. Ihey agreed e. report true bl.
Which " A De done to- moFrow 1iis action is under
stood to b. IA conformity win tie Wishes ct III, al
Min.s.Ia.iOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
To Corrcspo,sdents.

Ma notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS
Wbsteveris intended for insertion mus, he auihei
b, the name and Of tire wreI-lic neccss4! o
pnblrution be-. a. q guaranty for LIS GOOD NIX; r,
All business this office should t~ adifesseo'o
TKrBuSs" New-IoIs. -.
We csnno, undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24

TOsION, Tuesday, Nay =, SOD
Tho grand musical tcstivsl Of the Handel ard
HAYDN Society commenced to-day with considerable
,ex This evening 10 less than 30 performers aie on
m. stage Airs Van Znndt is singing In the orat'i'c
Of 7as Ctsaon with Miss Brsiuerd and other soiss"s
10 q crow ded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
The Afriea's Mails.
BOsroy, Tuesday. J

Bosroy Tuesday. May o. Ices.
The mails per the steamship Africa, for Liver.
pool via HALIFAX will close ~ o'clock Tomorrow
w ednesday) morning She sails at 10 o'clock.
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Tho Tribune I'm London.

sTCvrNs BROTHERS lAurrchn Asrts for I'5't,Ir';
,-leoet,a Coven Garden W. = are Az ns Tor hs 50
TIE TRIBUNE They will also receive ss,'e'rf'" s'D
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Terms Of the TrikuMe.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers $1,000
copy, year-3li numbers.
SEMl.WEEKLY TRIBUNE ..oo
q 'op ~, a 100
copies, 10. an
s copies, or over, for each copy. o'oo
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. s,-o
I copy. year--52 numbers Cd ID
Clubs Of five o. over, % per COPY anu
an extra copy for every Club OF Ten:
ATT. THE TRIBUNE. New York
, 1865-04-18
THE ROYAL WEST INDIA
UPPER COURT.

A Law was passed on the 18th Febru-
airy 1857, for the amendment of the Or
dinance of 25th May 1904, relating to the
West India Upper Court. In the first
paragraph of this Law it was enacted
that, until further, the post Of Upper
Judge in that Court should be filled by
one person, and a publication was after
wards issued on the 9th July 1857, with
reference to the 8th paragraph to make
known, that the Law would come in force
on the LIST September same year. 1t is
now, consequently, nearly eighty years
since the post of Judge in this Court, for
the first time, was filled by one mar only,
as is the common rule for the Lower
Courts, while formerly, and contormabIy
TO the Ordinance of 1904, the same au-
thority was vested in a Chief Judge and
two Assessors, with a Secretary. The
prepOnderating reasons for the enactment
of the Law, we dare say, were financial
views based on the wish of introducing
economy; but the doubtfulneSs of the
adequacy of the change seems to have
been recognized from the very moment
the Law came into existence, and even
to be plainly pronounced therein in as
much as the new regulation is only de-
clared TO hold good until further. Were
we now to take the experience gained
during these seven or eight years as our
guide, and inquire whether the doubt has
really proved to be unfounded,. or whe-
Their it has been justified and the step talk
en- has proved abortive, we believe pub
lie opinion would be unanimous in de-
claring that the Law of 1857 did, at all
events, not introduce any s|aIutary change,
and that efforts must be made to bring
about the establishment of the old Or
der of things in so far as relates to an APP
pointment of a plurality as judging mem
bers in the Upper Court. 1t is true that
the wish for this has only been express
ed occasionally, but this is no proof that
it is the less generally felt, and therefore
we do not doubt that The Colonial Coun-
ellis for the Danish West India Islands,
or at least the Colonial Council for st.
Thomas, will cheerfully give the necessa-
Ty consent for raising the item relating
thereto in the budget, which can hardly
be evaded if the wish for its realization is
to be carried out In satisfactory manner.
We shall not for the present enter up
on an explanation Of the manner in which,
according to our opinion, this matter
could be adjusted-we will only endea-
vour to make every one sensible of the
necessity of Selling time and opportunity
for expressing what he feels, in order
thereby to prevent, as far as possible, the
confirmation and continuance of the I'M
satisfactory order of things, and at the
same time contribute our share for keep
ing open and free from distractions the
possibility for introducing an alteration.
, 1865-04-18

epidemic prevailing at St. Petersburg is
contradictory. Some represent it as the
worst kind of cholera yet witnessed in
Europe; others ascribe a typhoidal char
acter to the disease. The first symptom
is q cramp in the nape of the neck, which
extending to the cerebelIum in most cas-
es results in rapid death. The number
of cases already amounts to 5000.
DENMARK.
The Ministerial crisis in the mother
country, according to the Times has re-
suited in the dismissal of NJ. Heltzen, the
Minister of Justice. Ali the members Of
the late Cabinet, til supposed, willreturn
to their posts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
BARNU MS SELF-sEwE

nA ~ N u w . Il LIZ - " EN-
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES. y
II guides the work ITSELF thus avoiding the ybentspos-
ture and strain the eyes Price II so. Larg6dis
count to agents.
EDITORS who desire Of these machines hs1f
advertising contracts can insert this advertisement, send
us their paper, and ia machine at any time,
We take other machines in exchange. We sell OIL :
Corrog, SILK, TWIST and NEEDLES for erery Kind Of
se,cing n'act'ne. -s#s !.
We attend to the repairing Of all kinds of machines
Prices Of machines with hemmer feller cauge oil can
extra needles, full dreciods, &C., from $50 tors so
4 e ENTS Va NTFD.
Agents Cor other first class machines, who take the
Wilcox & Gibbs In addition TO theirs, make our most
successful and best Agents. Try ii.
Terms agents. descriptive circular and specimens Of
work. sent fee by mail receipt of stamp. orhad Of
L.. CORNELL e. Co, Gen'l Ag'ts.
1873 LakcStreet, Chicago. Ill.
r. o. Box 81. = 2l:ly -...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
MATCH BEREAVEMENT.

500 Gents Patent Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 to 500
900 0ents DetnclSd Lever Gold Hunting Case40 l.5
go Gents Swiss Cold Hunting Case -. 50 100
2oO LADIES' Gold and Ena:need Hunting Case 81 so
40 0ess Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case 50 rs 90
800 Gents Diet. Lever Silver Hunting Case. 80 S.
40 Gents Detached Lever Silver Open Face 20 so
500 Gents Patent Lever Silver 0penFace.. IS 90
S03TfeDts' Swiss Silver In
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16

Calendar.

Fall Term commences September. 1st and Scloses De
cember lst, 1s6is Winter Term commences December
10Th 1884, and closes March 18th, 1865. Summsr Term
eOinhyouces March 29th aud closes June 2sth, 1861
IL ~ very desirable that Students enter at the
n Iencement OF the terrns.
Naapers5n need apply for. admission who cannot OF
viii not conform 70 She Published Bylaws Of the Inst
ution. =.
= Rev. II. s. BRUNsON, Trrss Bodrd Trustees
l. W.NATERBURY, SschekBy,
Rev. F. G. MATHER. agent.
- Rev In s. BRUNSON, 4
E.,B. CHAMBERLAIN Ececntiss COMMITTEE
J.Es f,ORERTsdN,
PAxxrfE. Fayeue County, iowa, Aug. I, 1854. 9isf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
PREMIUMS in GOLD.

As additional inducen,ent 70 suhsci esry we
shall distribute among subscribers large list Of val
liable Premiums relying upon an extraordinary large
List to compensate for iiberality.
These Premiums will consist OF valuable Souvenirs of the
Golden Wealth of tie Pacific States, and win be asafe
Iowa.
eY- To any person sending US One Hundred Paving
Subscriptions, sill ser1 them, i'm Weljatey TWEEN
ty and asTen Dollar Gold Piece, California Coinage ;
and an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTHLY for year
free. 4 - he -
ers Ne.wiil send Immediately Ten anda Five Dollar
Gold Piece aud extra Cory of the PACIFIC MONTHLY
for year, FREE w1&
: esTT~- To any personaAding US Twenty Five Paving
Subscribers we viii, send, fmmediafefg Five Dollar
apda Two and-haf Dollar Gold Piece, and extra
Copy of the Pacific MoSfELY fora year, free.
" To any person sending us Ten Paving suscrib.
srs, will send, hn,nediqteiy, Three Dollar old
Piece, and extra Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for
year, free. @
ey@ To any person sending Five Paying Subscrp-
lions will sendan extra Copy of the Pacific MONTH
LIZ for year, free. ssF y. -
The Prlsensand Souvenirs consist of Ladies' Breast
Pins, EanIings Finger Rings, Sleeve Buttoif etc. and
Cente,nens Breast Pins Finger Rings Sleeve Buttons
Studs Settings for Cane Heads etc made from Caifor
MIA and Nevada old and Silver Bearing Quartz and Ore
-Crysalized Quartz Jewelry Commonly known as Cal
Quartz and ore from which these Souvenirs are made
from the celebrated GouIn crRRr and Ophir Mines Of
Nevada, and will be valuable Men,srtos, well as
beautiful in Appearance and Design. EVERY REGU-
LAR SUBSCRIBER as above, to theFAcIF MONTHLY
Will be entitled TO cf these Articles for every Sub
scription standing opposite their books
-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
suEKY HORSE .RAkEs.

shall be able 10 supply these Rakes tie canning sea
20 all who viii order In time Dsnt wait till harvest
r, Z. FRENCH Aasst ssss
. Cesar riis love-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
MAGNIFICENT SALE
Gold sand Silver Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
On The one DOLLAR PLAN.

~ TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF
oxe SefR HSg ShFEh w4rGH M4xE Wa
KOUSE,soNIs q Old PEN e PENcIL Mixer
a TO be disposed of with dispatch
=, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST!
rhegoods Of fashionable styles and most excelen
Workmanship, and sacrificed In this manner to rriese
The prSprieiors iron occasohed by dis
tractpg evil war; 1t should e Prominently stated also
III = Hiey are mostly ofsF
ANERICAN MANUFACTURES
and therefore greatly superior to the
abroad and awked about the cheapest ever sold The
simple duty en- import cd goods, and the Aign presih
tomorc than the entirecost articles offer
ed BY us 10 the public. To facilitate tlie sale
ss-,. ONLY ONE DOLLAR
vii be charged for any article on our lis. and Ali. sum
the pnrchassr need until he kocs uat he Is 10
2et Tits plan accordswth the retlud scently become
sopopnar for dsposng Of large stocks Of Jeweiry and
similar productions.
THE PLAN IS SIMPLE. H..
The nansotsach article offered for sale--as rood
sreastpln ana Ear. Drops" "Gold Enamelled Ring.
" Silver Plated CAKE basket" &C. swritte1 on card
and enclosed IN sailed envelope; these envelopes are
then placed IN drawer, and welnixed then rs an or
der 10 received with twenty five cents for return postage
and other charges OF the cards or certificates is ia
ken at random and sen, bs first mail the customer
he pleased Nth his fostune he forward the
ey according to directions the certificate and secure
She PIKE II the article awarded should be unsuied
The as Tor example set Of Pearl Ear Drops
and hreastpin TO young man who could.nct tem
0Rd hdd No one to gire than towe will send any other
nsiscs on the catalogue OF equal price which may be pre-
Iefred Orli Tor any rcasou choose to venture
further, then you let the drop where Il 10 and
spend no more. Examine cartfuly our Catalogue!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES


An unfailing cure for Srer'Mat,,i,Hda Seminal
sHsdlncSs, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by Se!f lhiation, such as Lnss Of Memory,
Universal Lossituie, ihins IN he Buck, Dimasas 81
Tisioa, Ircaaiure Old Age, Veal, Aerrs., DiScultg
of Breutiing, Trembling, Udt,falness, Eruption
on tie Face, Ihle 6bantenancs, Insanity, ebas.np-
fon, and al the dreful complaints caused by de,
parting FROM the path OF nature!
- This medicine Ia simple vegetable extract.
and one on which alscan rely. as 1t has been used
In our practice for many years. and with Thousands
treated, II has not failed In single instanor. It's
curative powers have been sufficient 10 gain vic
tory over the most stubborn casr. ..
aYs~ 10 those who have bi9ol wIth their csapsii
.aiion, until they think themselves beyond Nh-
reach ~ medical aid wnuil say, pksrAiR SOY!
the CiIERoKEE CORE will restore ynuttp health
and vigcr, and after all guack doctors lave filed,
~ Price Two Dollars per bottle, or ttree hots.
ties FOR Five Dollars and forwarded by Express TO
all parts Of the world.
~ Pamphlet sent hy mail free OF postage, by
DIR. W. &. az RVsIA e. CO., 4,
63 Lilcrtyst . New York Sole prou-iyors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16

sAssKFRENCH TO GIVE YOU p. w. SKIN.
~ iNs Co.'s Serge Rass Asoi Saieah,e % ali who
saise tRSar cane.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
SWANS BOURBON BlITERS

H-They are made Of ingredients well known
end approved by the medical profession, -
having powerful tonic propsrffSs, ere both
palatabie and pleasant, with sufficient sfreneas-
esins properties TO correct the bilious derauss.
uaent Of the system, and act like charm when
taken according 10 direction, . remedy for
the following Diseases :--Ldtoss Dyspsp-
sia, .anrdies, Lirsv A6setions, Loss Of apps.
tiss, Lo,ones, Of Spirit, Sa1lsu Complication,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
DIR yAcKsoSs ORIENTAL LlNssIENr

Removes all codness, Fs;a,eaes organs hich have
lain dormant Tor many Years. II will cure any case OF
mpoeucy and Increase the passions for any rea
sonabls time Can be mailed wit. perfect safety Price
f2 per bottls. F-f S
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
REMEMBER THE PLAN.
10 WARD ABSDCMTION.
=, PHILADELPHIA PA y.

nlSEASES or TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
11.uRiNARY AND sexual sYsTEMS-new and
Reliable treatmenf-in reports Of the HOWARD AssocIA.
5iox-sent W mail In sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, DR.. J S.ILLINs HOUGliToN, How.
ard eociation, DO. South Ninth Street Philadelphia
Pa le.1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16

Having made special arrangements with Nine. DRso-
REST ii3 Broadway New York. for cohtributorsSio
Fashion Department call the attention OF the Ladies
to the same and commend monthly 20 their notice.
containing more information in regard to Dress and
the Toilet, than any other Magazine published.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16

Hence each part Is interchangeable and can be readily
re- placed in CAGE of accident.
THEY WIZ NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
We have known 1t Intimately for several years. Many
thousands already in here and so far we know
in family has ever cost dime to repair or
ever beeR.outof order at all They will last genera
tion properly cared for None who have used it can
be persuaded to use any other.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16

No repnlsve sectaransm will be INDUCED or coupje
nHnce7, Al the time, every effort i'll br cmnleed
70 encourage and render nvi0ate the profers6nS of
chftsAns, md 10 induce al, to adopt tie religion OF
Christ To aN Mo respect Christianity ana its Instu
tions the Welcome hand will be heartily extended To
those whose Influence Is prejulcia to Religion and
morals, no protracted stayican be allowed.