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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05

A Fact Worth Undersfsm ding.
In some quarters a good deal has BEEN
said in relation to the Cumbersome" taxes
imposed by the Government for the support
efthe war. Some men, however, possessed
Of clear heads, and who embrace ar, idea the
instant it flashes into existence, do not con.
slider the taxation caused by the war such a
tremendous thing that it may not be easily
borne. We notice in the Detroit Isibane
J that very extensive and enterprising mer.
chant in that city has made an interesting
> calculation with the following reSnlt:iI He
e has discovered that all the taxes imposed
upon him by the war and, current payments
+ for exchange. are not equal to the tax upon
him for exchange growing out of the disor.
dered system Of Western currency for alcor.
responding number OF years prior to the re
bellion- This results wholly from the fact
that the Uniform Government currency com
ing into such universal use, has reduced ex-
change to mere nothing; while in 1S59-'60
it frequently rose to ten per cent. for West
ern funds. The use of the ''greenback,' y OF
uniform Government currency, is important
to the masses of the people in social poin:
Of view. They will not be made the subject
OF that permanent insult-waiting to have
their money examined by detector, to see
whether it is counterfeit or genuine, before
getting their change, after making small
purchase. Their ii ne, which is money, will
not be exhausted in waiting for such exam.
nations. There will be more confidence and
less organized robbery of the poor by the
universal adoption of the uniform currency.
As for counterfeits, the people can soon ia.
milnrize themselves with all the denomina-
4ioOs of the Government issue, and be ena.
lbled thus to refuse what they believe to be
bogus. 3eiI sgs s7sui'f3 g7adI ggdsE'
STATE AGBIcULrURAL SOCIETY REPoRr.-
We are indebted to, DR.. j. NJ. Schaffer, the
velye accomplished Secretary of the Stat q
Agricultural Society. for handsomely print.
ed and bound copy Of the ninth report Of
The Secretary Of 1.-THE State Agricultural So.
eiety for tho year, 1868, printed by r. w.
Palmer, State Printer. Des Moines, iowa
As book it is creditable to the industry
and scientific attachments of, Dr. Shelter and
the typographical xcellenov Of ths1 work
,ssssd from the Office ofthe State Printer Of
Iowa. .ss 1'-1 ''' 2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05
JA1Es3 ~. TIM.
Provost Marshal Gen'l.
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS Office Z
Washington, d. c., Nov. 16, 1864. }

4 NoTE,-7A Acting Assistant Provost Mar.
4lhals General win sec that in all cases
where no alterations baye been Wade in the
ENROLMENT lists for the month, that never.
theless, o report of that fact shall be promp-
itly made to this Office, by the Commission
ers, before the third day Of the ensuing
mouth. ~ ias VIE s5 9fct9t iag ot
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05

Annual Report Of the County !Superinte'
dent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05

IlOttufnwa, Iowa, Jan. I'd 1858.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-05
MACHINE CRACKERS

OF s'lkInds. ~ WI iesaie and Retsiisa ~
- o'i'e'- ~" srrTtsr ,,nite..9 ,f,ipl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

IL, RsB CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR sALE--A
y pend bsy horse, is< hands, surLe for must
q Id IN. week. Appxst club atabie Fist Plies near
o. &C. BROOKLYN. cJOHN II. HOxhroS. ~ Front ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

H. sgARISag PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 81
81 Fourth f~t " third street Jlass fer
lsdieE ~ o'clock genue 81 1'cHc4 y w. Classes
formed ~ nih~r tues sna ..fs-'c csslns ere+ 4
- y ~ H. Fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DE GAkNOr DANCING ACADEMY, DvNsr foye.
'oPES wkDSKsDAYs AND sArt Rp,ys
Ia.uos q cciocki ms.es and masters sttrs Hver
ing clasecs. b TO 1Ut. O'Clock. .4Aa.e.. ..a
shall hrohuce 10 pupils tho rreeus sr~pnh he CIR
MAN CUfihLON and the oCApkrLLE FRskfsf% as
danc~d m presenoe the PARIS and DepTe
hsvi had me hoocr 70 BE- elected corresponding ntSr
o. ne Ncyr.e Acsdentque Ass Prffexssus de nasse -
Par. Arts;es du Theatre Imperial de- iopcfr ~
dsncrs ensnatirs the society win be fjfwsriei 70 me
A. n.anA a nm lnar.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is 1885,.


gHfWrrN7.
E'oR, SAVANNAH DIREcT-PIoNEER LINE, CON-
meeting with all steamboats, anc railroads for the .ne
ror.-The new aud elegant steamship HUNTER. M. L.
RoseGs eom%sndes w iesys pier 4 North river on Thurs
LEWIS l.. JONES, ~ Broadway Agess in savannah.
HUNTER GAMMELL. :
MuRRAy's WEEKLY SAVANNAH LINE,
wi The iayorite fast sailing steamship ZODIAC y.
Buley commander win leave pier is East river or Ffday
October n, ut O'Clock l.. M.
Tor freight or passage apply to
MURRAY 4 NEPHEW.
., 81 South street.
Agents In Savannah. 53t
HUNTER 4 GAMaEILa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

~ e.-,,,vl.r - -, $4,000 - II ---,T7-'I 4
ssau III liz s.ss :rE TURF. liz cy Y
A THE FASHION COURSE rRoTTISu. '-saA a..
Gu Friday October ri the famous horses Dexter and len
Dral their mile heat match wagons for
12QW Their Ut mile heats very close aud
exciting believed mile heats To- waco
OF the beet rAeeseyer win be witnessed Butte
b tiins two miles 70 wagons IL the best record.
r 20 II. Woodruff br &. Dexter. 80 Aa1s
ID TAflmHn's b. 4 General Butler.
The will O'Clock r. M.
Point ct IL 80 A. NJ, l0 r d. speciall and ESQ ~ H.
.aeoaed y ~a kAAf3 JOSEPH cROCIIERO< Nhnao.v
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND -TRaYrxc . an
J Mednesdsy get o'clock r NJ. pars, sni slakc
u fecore names br 8. MONTREAL
IL Gibbs names br o. ST LAWRENCE. att
VIM Goche names br. LADY BARRy
II. Yarmouth names en- e BIG JOE 49, g'+@'a@|
49, - = JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager. a
7TEIoN COURSE LOsG IsLAND-TRorrING.--0
mile sssss Sss 1ct liner y AZ o'clock match o.
dors ys Dr. . Ss0Ss wilkes y Mace Commo
I3lb NJ and r. and tha CIV borsss a. III, Law.
~ d and Williamsburg ferries every ive minutes during
sso oay ior the course direct Good
SHAW WHITE, Propiietcrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

r-4f hst kaAaTe1 90 tfrHHH ~
-xa has Aatsa .aige s gat'p sa N gagpse9 gas -
- ,,.s .lnolA = ,eto.a ragai1 80 slI VI -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25

NOR CHARLESTON, q. c.. .N *&
II Regular United States mail line Of ~
FIRST GLASS STEAMSHIPS
GRANADA, -I-''-T
ALEXANDRIA.
ANDALUSTA,
WEDNESDAYS AND sAf TuAhnDkY Viff'
VIII pe de patched promptly At O'Clock, from pier No ~
East river bls Of kdng signed on board For freight
passage apply to 4. a. w -,
ARTHUR LEARY
t#MN rs William street.
The fast snd favorts steamship ALHAHBRA, r. B. Ben
above '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-25
h NAvHfCH, REAL AsTROLOOER OF AMERICA
I. III ,usApas his skill they have tned,
Aud Thousands more he win meet
In this real sarolorer YOU can coaG&A

n. RI ,usApas his skill they have TIED
Tn,his real ss,rooser YOU can coaI&~
To the rmszns wonder, OF human ears he VII reveal
sscnshina tina, LIVING mortal ever kncy before
y; sn 81; p Re sPis .s -
ss @ " asrs ~. a:
. s' an. MN s 'S =: 'Ss
a ss'SS :: III ssssS, @ ass
Ssry TO an w. e''' a n,: wscssf Isds, co. 's H.
Gsntis,aen, 81 ~x-.a-,~oz
A sIoNisHlNG.-xRs NErHrSSL fRos POLAND,
IA ieI In. 5s sss 'Ss . s1 's's room
sTRoLooisr-xxE i. soHIIBAoT, LAID PROM
a Vienna sod PARE, can 10 consulted !. no Bowsy, up
sI.isess sS !. .1 ssD,cAi eLny9yAsI ya9
vcrised IN shss city and boston ani eovp reward y
Y: :is: .sas
r' ss n for Is i5ss nc Is. ssp s.s -;
?. g.. n2s X, sgs % "ISs on NE
os sT. New WA ado s e =:
ss S,ss c CO. ss n yes 0s ~ East
AfADANE ROSS IS TilR Only MEDICAL ASD pusf.
Al ness ce ;s,, hss ss re ~. .sIa upcs .sc, =.
Tw.nv street between sriA aud ssrcnta sysauss
Ring lie bsssmsni bell -
a.. scs s. st4 S,,, ssIyaa. .s
" wnnr ifntn
sde @ inc grave omec co Ter % lanai street entrance
lfADANE WALTER TIFF DlsTiNGursnkD CHAIR.
Wt vuysni n TIC W vsi for sickness. business
,bei size e.: name. gives numbers She ess ws,e
mon,es ccnssnd 81 30 si Canal street, @f'a ~ ~
MsDAM. lo d, ny, nAINIs1nS on Mt .ryAlrs
laea ~. tHat FT-V n r
NINE CLARA ANFuSIA DE PARIS, t0H SHORT
M time loasrr IL New York consui,s ,ons In Bngll.b.
French German business ryccuit tiyne all her
affairs Of ne ~ West Fourth street, Washington sou
NINE RAY TELLS PAST, PRESENT ANa rr-rRF.
VI 20 sescEg avenue. scar Tse.tl - ~ street
The New York herald., 1865-03-14
HENRY H. LEEDS. AycrIosEER

IJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCrLOEEER
II II. H. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction on Tues
day. March 4 and wednssday March = ~ o'clock each
ARTISTS SALE or PICTURES. being tho ensire coloc-
Gon OF valuable Skotches Studies and finished Pictures
taken the spot In this and Europe Also Charac
ter Figure Pieces and Interiors painted by Mr. Thomas
Hicks presenting opportunity OF obtaining the works
Of this celebrated artist Including the celebrated pcturs
Edwin Booth Lagc and portraits of PreSfden. Lincoln,
seSrssary ssw. I,yirS Longfell9w Holmes Margaret
Ward Beecher and 0therA They exhibition as
above and three evenings previous 70 the sa with
loguea, free
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

WALLA0xs' pEsrrrr
MRS VERNON.
FRIDAY, MARCH II.
First time IN throe years, Douglas Jerroids exceuen
comedy, -
Box book
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.-oFFICE 81 LIBER.
~ s.rsetEspscsi sale q CsSinssn.feTs' @ stock y
the warerooms No Barclay street. next the Asor Hose
the stock Of ono o. s largest dealers In the city embracing
Parlor Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture
suite and 10 separate lots making variety and quality the
offered at auction Goods exhibition the previous
SALE Purchases at tbs sae remain storage the
II d0sired.
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

A RARE CHANCE.
FIRST NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS,
Colonel Edward w. Serrell commanding
This is the highest and positively the best OF the
vice, with no picket duty to do
TIE Old members Of this regiment and all other good in
egent desiring to join this magnificent
have the opportunity
sserseants Scr .sss Corporals s@
First class prlvates IL Second class pxfyates 10
For further particulars, apply Immediately TO
Headquarters 266 Broadway (basemeat)
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

IN COTTON, ,AUCTIONEER.-LARGBs SALE OF NEW
and Second Hand Furniture, Pianos, Parior Suits,
Mirrors. Carpeta Sewing Machines Paran Goods Fancy
DO. rich China ard Glass Ware, Cursains &C., &c. oa
ste New York Hotel very largest nsral assortment
Household FurnuSe Carpets Mirrors Pianos that has
bean offered this eegaut
sortment OF China Ware. Sale perempt5ry
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

Wednesday, second time Stirling Coynes popular comedy
TIE MAN or MANY FRIENDS and Is HE JEAL0Usi
Thursy, second time, Morton's asorite play ALL THAT
GLIrTERS Is NOT GOLD and THE INFANT PRODIGlES.
P5dey Bennett Of Mrs VERNON. First time Ia thre years,
Douglas Jerrolds excellent comedy, TINE WORKS WON
DERS. Saturday eighth time, Tom Tayl0rs great DOMESTIC
drama THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

G ~. BOGART. AUCTIONEERs.-THI DkY, AT lOh
-. odock, at No North William street. hasexnent Gro
essss. Lianors Glars 4c consisting o. sugarS Cnes
Bourbon whiskey. Coffee Beans vernice Grocer's Truck
Butter 0stneak &C. 2oOo superior Havana Cigars, 40
The New York herald., 1865-03-14

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAlLY-FOR GkNILhMEN
only, At the New York Museum of Anatomy 90 D.paa.
WY. PGr,es unable 10 attend these lectures car Ly
Forwarded on receipt cents by addressing seeary o,
New Ysgk Museum Of Anatomy.
, 1865-07-04

principal continental cities Of Europe,
will cross The ocean,, and will probably
make a more or less extended tour through
the United States, returning to her mild
Pacific home in the fall Of next year.
Queen Emma is the widow Of the late
King Kamehameha.
, 1865-07-04
From tie Weekly Dispatch, Jane 49,
FRANCE.

III A
n, 1N]Al'ON'
1u H'npe'o' gave a" @oo'elce on
wednesday eVeo',9 70 '''e foreign AM
p"Ss"IofS' WnF" 'he IaP@l Nu"Cl"' on
tnel oe""ll' co"S'a'ola''u MS MdJe>,'y
~" MS Sai0 l0'u'" : = .".Ce' ~
c :, iP0 :! 'eP'y' ''N - I'"'le"0e
~ '"G S0C'l''en1S ne ''|'I eAPte,HFo'
- = G'iPS h'9'>"1'n' ." : "''S"'s'
''o 1qo' ','ee sTC,1o"S u W. nu 81 10
.n1 ?l'l'S''y ol "'i' an" lo'r S'''l'oS
lS1".'"I ~ me To'c' l'''I1 ~ N18'''''
"o'0 IP'0"' l1 nc 'o'SI ~ ''0 "
o"1' = N~er'e3uen ''T"'i"'to Tue recent
i'Y'",''' % an l"!T'l'' 'l''liI'e ~ | ""-
lou ""'c' nc S"'o 'e""eIe" useless t19
onaneJ tb L,' nro ;, .,4l Of noraotn.l ,nl n. ~
vrpre,I oaa.a pt0p '
~,
ne emperor OF tle ffe'c'I arrived ~
r"5lS at . cIocN on SATURDAY eFehlo@'
anu was "e'coWed ny crowns oi people
WHO ClfonSea tIe S'dee!s ana cteeffo MN
as ut passed along rom tIle runway s'a-
non, lnefc was a partial lIIum'oa'Ion
on Cne Guy III night IN honour OF ms re-
1u,n'
Inc -4o4'1e"r Puo'I>'eS a ct1GoIar' ga
G91r",ie : - g'"'' ~ 80 Ni'',s'o, -
Of ,b" Frona - r,a." nu1an. !, ~1 I !" tha
Gognramont - Inn -, r, 90 =, Ala
Amori"aas - ,lf1a27aa ,a5 arloria@
tbat Cnnr.d - rosseI = sban II no 'In onm@65
Ia oan;rtnd !; ;a F." 17rs,>oh ? aa .,"', -
Hrr~an@n~on, .ro ~ arn4y.ss ca fbo
rpcnntin@ ~ I5a Tninrrrise IF Abd.sr-
Kadlly whoso "ryiva hove i fvod g.,
The 25tb inst his snita If tb;rtv ncrsars
(harem incIndah are ~ orcnnv tba riobt
Vino or Ihs nl,1aco whioh ITyiIl ba -
lnnger .t ri = ld,to tho rasilonoo nf ronrt
onI~ Tnnari,I fao,iIv CONTAMINATION VIII
he ,ha ahoIn If iIbair W,;4s,;os ~ +ha
comino = the Fmir
mI -
nc Pr"''o snip l"u'f"u was
laun'i't" .. 1ou'ol n on 9"'u'u'y WIN
n o,n n1,1 u - ;ef@n,a h"tS sup "o;e -" q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
CLOSING OUT.
Ny Large Stock OF Goods q
MUST BE SOLD

Country Ntrchants, noe is your chanee te
saee 20 per cent. By busNag otme can more
than sars goa al srpense HSd freight on goods
Feeling Gerry grateful 10 naJn~aaas custom
e'' tor the tihfrh pat'o7sags he3vtotoye girtn
me, Inoac aoish 10 strre y0H as justly ant fryty
9cf o!tj and hapia9 made up my mind to
setiOut. IshaH cftr my ENTIRE sYock q:
lvper cent. abose cest. ...-... ~.,,...
H.sting 70 make an Early Spring purchase
"hS'asf eri,eet 10 hriny on a LARGER Assogr.
AEsr Of geSds thar scer 6etore--boM fer tho
wtisLEsALE AND RETAIL therefore
shut for the ne.rt four weeks make SOMEBODY
LicH Take due nptisr, and geeera yourselves
a'cordiHg,y. Look TO tie PRICES.
Albert Alien.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

The articles In this stock Of Jewelry are i, the ncaes
and most fashionable styles. Certificates of All the yar
Gus articles are put in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
hVng all fair chance. and by mail for 25 cents
each ana on the receipt of the certificate is at your
option 10 send ONE D0LA and take the article named
inlt or not FIVE certificates ~ eleven 90; thirty
%; sixty 1--WE, $40; one hundred SIS Certificate mnusy
answered. ii'''
We wish 1t distinctly understood that our business il
no lottery The object Of this manner Of selling Is tn
give purchasers the oppounity buying Jewelry Mt the
wholesale prices with the chance getting watch or
some ather valuable article aud ali goods sent no sat
lsfactory can be returned and the money will be re-
funded. VS. w ~
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment Send
% C.reaisr. Address W. FORSYTH Co.,
IL a ~ Nassau ST.. New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
SPECIMEN COPIES
PACIFIC MONTHLY
sent postage pre- paid upon the receipt OF Fifty Cents
in Currency or Postage Stamps.
ca sztiOn.

ev Write your Name, Pos, Office, Couuty and State.
10 where You waat the Pacific MONTHLY sent Plain ard
Distinct.
~ Register all Letters containing Money; or, when
convenient, send by Express.
ess- IN your Post Office is Money Order Office, OBJ
tain MoEey Order for your remittance.
80 Send none hut United States Treasury Notes,
money Baukabe in New York.
SE~ All Letters asking for Information, ETC. 10 re-
eeive attention, must 'coEtan stamp, to p'eios,ysn
Address all Correspondence
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

Henry s. ..Foote, late rebel Senator
arrived in the Etna, and landed at Gas,
tie Garden. He took steerage passage
in order to avoid Mr.. Stewards passport
regulations, but the ruse did not avail
him. He was sent CUP to Dix,s head
QUARTERS, and is now in the Ellridge
street Jail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

w FORSYTH 1CO.. 4a.6 - NASSAU ST.
New York, (adjoning the Post Otiice) oiIer for
sale the following magnificent list Of
Watcfie $, i,.is's. Jeyse.ry, &C.,
Valued at i3oo, o0o. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not to be paid for until you know villa. you are
.......,...- to get.
80 Gold and Silver Watches, from lis 10 100 each
300 IalieS' Gold Matches. II - q,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
UNION p ApEn n I5SsrrRsBrno.--NaI.


UNION PAPEnIN PTERsBuRa.--Maj.
n. @. Eden an Capt. o. II: ArcC reery,
has,e stafteda paperin Petersburg. 1t
istxlleds 'Gf8nt's Petersburg Progress,
the motto, = Eternal Vigilance is the
-nrt( VI l. erty.' The first number is
d9tedk 4prlleG 1865, showing that no
. tia rs st in using rebel type to
print the g0od news of the fall Of Pc
teNburghnd Richmond. 1t issa small
shnet printed only on one sSloe, and
shows good dead of spirit. The first
ett4Urial Is, prefaced by cut represent
ing tbcsAmerican eagle with scroll in
i@ mpp4h bearing the words, In I'M
ion theG is strength and underneath
stwo knAds friendly clasped. The ed
itorS give specimen headings awe are
Z here HalleltsjAh-Holiday for the ar
NY = Great Rejoicing" They then
Chronicle the great news, and give va
Tiety.Qf local items, among Them that
Roger A Pryor was seen in the street,
and that Gen. Grant was one of the dis
tinguiShed arrivals. The Johnnies,u
+ the Progress says, carried off, as news
comes tosls, most Of their light artille-
n.y." Under the head of "Silent De-
parture,n it remarks that the confeder-
ates went out Of the city in the greatest
silence. The union army came in with
general hurrahing and banners flying.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
Is good thing is attributed to Hugh

a good thing Is attributed to Hugh
tMcCuiloch, the new Secretary of the
Treasury. A frightened Spectator was
ask4ng him to arrest the downward ten
dehcy of gold. "Well my good friend,n
waslthe Secretary's reply, elf you can
get Grant, Shermaiisand Sheridan to let
the rebels whip them, You will be graf
flied, but Pm afraid they won't obiige
you. - titaocii1hi Press.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
95 DIR. WRIcnr'sa hH:
REJUVENiTING ELIXIR
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pare Vegetable Extpas o contain +.
e.. Ing nothlnE Ipjuriona to the
H. ~ nnost delicate.
as the Pheniy

ri.e. ssom ms !, a:he. 81. Ore. ,
Ir rciayenate the sy.te" nnd Overcome disease.
sf- The Reiuvenating Elixir Is the result OF mod
crn discoveries in the vegetable Kingdom: being
an entirely and abstract nethol Of cure rrss-
pcctive of all the old and worn cut systems.
nv THIS medicine has been tested 10y the moss
( 'e,ninent medical men Of the day, and by them pro
nouncsd to be of the greatest medical discoveries
se- One bottle viii cure general Debility.
Ivy few d.ses cures u ystcrics In females
txy- One bottle cures Palptation Of the Heart.
". From one To three bottles restores the manp
and full vigor Of youth. sfsfs-ra gs-sf.
ssF- Pew discs restores the appetite.
sH- Three bottles cure the worst ease - <po.
Ssy-A few doses cures the low spirited. n
cxy- One bottle restores mental power. = ..r
tR"I fe,c doses restores the organs n gsnr,Gtion.
az A few doses bring the the cheek.
TT This medicine restores to manly vigor and
robust health the poor debllitated worn-down aud
. Tie Iis,lcss, encrvated youth, the over-tas
ed imam Of business, the victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, or
fyon tccns',,ess Of sit9is otgan, will Nil ina imme
date and parpiascnt relief by the Of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
~ Price. ~ per bottle or three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Express, on receipt Of money
to any address. 'N t+'tiss.
~ The Cherokee Pills and Reju-
VeliAttOg E1ixtr, are sold by all enterprising
Druggists n the civilized world, Some uuprincplsd
in place oftli those which they purchase at
: a cheap price, and make more money by sell
ing than they these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health Of your future OF
spring, do not be deceived by such unprncipled
Druggists dsk far these medicines and tfksnO 9th
srs. u the Druggist viii not buy them for you.
close the money in letter, and We will send them
to you By kxprses securely scaled and packed, free
from observation. +s Esa
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Us in perfect
confidence stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, rs We treat all diseases Of chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hest
tate because n their inability to visit US, have
treated patients successfully in all portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence.
Patients addressing us viii please state plainly all
a HE symptoms Of their complaints, AMI write Post
Office. County State and name Of writer plain, and
, incose pastage stamp for reply.
". send oar SO page Rfmphlet free TO any adj
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the proprietors,
Or. W. r. MERWiN a CO.,
s5ES s No. 81 Liberty street. New York.
&. A. COOK, CHICAGO. No. % Market Street
General Agent for the States 81 Illinois, Iowa. Wis
consin, Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists III our regular card prices.
.a For SALE DY h .f.ers
BENJAMIN 4 Coils, Cedar Falls.
J. W. PLrNnsR, Cedar Falls. 3o-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

THE n. y. Hcrdid's Washington spec-
ial says the War Department has been
besieged hytQbaeco spectators to OBJ
tain passesT{t Richmond. 1t is ascer-
fainestthat some special trade permits
Fweresgranted, bat most applicants were
advised'to wait till the wounded soldiers
in the recent battles had been cared for.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

:. Hindoostan has three hundred mil
lion godss If every dollar is worshiped
the United States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

The government is designed to promote the
ana happiness OF both Students and Teachers Thi
v commend itself to every well disposed mind and
sere the cordial support of every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline partially j, stni,ans,
asc'ded All rooms are furnished with stove chairs
eedssead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror Genterer
TO fsrash all their bedding they generally prefer 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

q no VAR ASSOCIATION,
ts..sgg PHILADELPHIA, PA. ...... D..

nISEASES OFTiIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
- URINARY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS-new and
reliable treatment-in reports Of the HowAKD AsSOcIA-
rroS-sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, DIR. J. sKILLlN H0CGHTON, How.
i Association, No. q South Ninth Street. Philadelphia,
Pa. 16:1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

Calendar.
Fan Term commences September LIST, and closes De
reulaer list. l~6i Winter Term carn,enres December
10Th, 1851 aud closes March lJk, 1864 sun,mar Term
camnences March 2ath, and closes juno 2,th 1895
Is very desirable that Students enter at the com.
E,encenent OF the terms > y " wiz
No person need apply for admission who canno. o,
uticn. = - 1890
Rev. n: 9. BRuNsoN, Pest Board Trustees.
y. ". WATERBURY, Secyehtry
.a5 Rev.F. c. MATHER, Agent
Rev. II. s. BRUNS0N, r.
J. II. ROBERTSON !
sAfsttE. Fayette Count !, Iewa. Avg. I. 1884. A:n