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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

DTTho sight of God in an affiictiou
is of irresistible efficacy to silence tho
heart, and 70 etop tho mouth Of a sra,
cious man. b9lIDclia es3TgutI "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

iueA-In genera, ,,he only can endure
patiently tho fame ofothers who a.
serves fame binselE a,,,.s,,g
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

Senate. No report from the Hon.
John Coyode has been received by the
President. The attention of the SEN
ate isipvited to the accompanying re-.
port of Lieutenant General Grantjwho
! recently made tour q inspection
through several Of the States whose
Inhabitants participated in the rebel
lion, ,n a..a-r.- at,asg r
r. (Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, Dec. l8, 65. .o,s.f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

s%The doors between Us and God
cannot be open when that between ns
aud our fellow men Is shut. 5Fa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

= HGED Divine justice steals on softly
we0lisrfest, but strikes atlast withan
iron hand. 9ti t9eHq 2l!nHa g19g
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

10 TfFfom the Atlantic Monthly for January.l /
q lwhs mems VI Lynn, heard at N0hant.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-12-28

edi DOES not the following make one
feel the spirit Of the sea, the glory Of
The rising morn, and the distant mu-
sic Of the bells,s ssi,a barrr g4aT
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Beri&t iiber bic Giibruue bee 2riteea.

Beri&t aber bic Jiibruug aes 2ritsea
Dae Qodtmtt," fdr Gabruna ess x'isat1
boli ,datt@ Sisunaen. um ltinen Bnidv
fat ben Drud ~ poaenueu. Da{slbe wi,l
prd Bdnre f00sn unb umfaReu:
Il. Dtc &boneeQprri0s @ampoane mi
fdmmui9tn B.wdehddsp ibsr re IN,
alddli6sn Ahuliote tsrf,lt,n.
-. Die @atrpasneuom R%appubannod
nod @atvsbuse.7 s H'
"a 3. Die goEpaene . @e'tssbura nod
rsm 3apieoH bts sum &adjue mad. Gul.
pepper nnb @tns Huu. =.
4. Die Mtusntrplo6on uor Yeisrsbure
5. Die Gon GNbu AFatre.
s. DEN Gslraus REG @,n. Roisntranl
bte III Or Atktune r,Neib,n.
!. Sen. 6u0sd1 n.tasrle f& entf&tseen
@en. Reshtrous ra@ Dofbtnqten oor'
aulapsn. um 3euanib Dor BEN COMMITTEE
otAultetn. nb,r roe aGemmtttee enti@ttc.
ea6 Ct Observation-Disclosures utlsaer
foQs. Die Bttnbe sbse @sn. &o(sntrun,
f0y&ten I'D por feiusn GntbdQun9sn, unit
1a0sd namsntlt& bat 0runr, rtelslbsr
ju far@tsn. L..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Gtue 0tllet&t4te. DaS r9ouvnal"
10 far fplasnpe 0et&i&ie ve,auswortit& :

Gtue Oeloet&t&tt. Dat r9ouvnal"
II fdr felasnee @ef&t&,e serauiwortit&
&ls staiss N4uus, 10 er Reniaana &i
q. @.)<ta stasu arms 30 pesau,t Ruu.
suf ess farm ess 6t,,n DaIjeu ned Ia
In Hidden. asta,e i'd ds aufaIsuess
ptdusues. psl&ts aur 0suta, tspstA.
bat n jean 0eAsne Osl IN aro6u N'nAe
pe,bAarea H.. Gtn mann bate etneu
aTottH 6tdntsr Rsauastt unb pdtr.nb bse
4oupf.1 nit TEN Gf3s fl BE Gadd tns
@aftr. re,euf ism auaeu.tnsn e,asu.
a.n ber aass, Bed n GlaEuen auft&lua.
bk g. ~ fu6 bed aitAsn unb dbsr des
e,unbe .snH 81 Rtnut,n lans -astistIss';
bas 8sfsr Rs&ts uab aee,te pte IN etaea
bcrsnhia uss sIs sas G'ue, erlsf&eu.
par psxta @aRsS usbv In eide. er
Hisbeasul ia rstas1 0tl enttsltsa kAtts.
II &Iattsu, 3SaaetB,sa mi I'D >tlI.
he Bufbd .snts1s-. 6ifos. QUE btb(&
aav Asso6t. pu.beu beraueg.3s6trr Ra&'
ssR ~ 0atss Rtsltet psr:,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
@tutats.
Rittpo@ @orssn, ben S. 'asrt'.
Dr. Raatnlsssopb bra9te telssnee !9s''@ts
Rem.A0ll 4 MHIil. u

Rittpo& Rorssn, ben S. April.
Dr. Maathlstapb bra6te telssnee 9sr'@ts:
=, R,w.so.lc4. April. Il
. Rad BEN ,,Gcmmeretal' psreen MIR bait ocn
etner Grpsettion ben e%asannatfus. hinauf s..
a.n AuauAa b6.eu, 49tei& naA @s~'"a"s
~syps Tu1ps Won Sen Rstsusr stne' &sutttrltnte
,utf&.a aueuRa unb Gnlumbta stabtt't une
fofh sre.aa,t ttt 9pm munteaitou jwtf&,H Rt&'
monb unb BEN @abwsasn tsrssRsat. Dtt o.
Rsnatue ron ausuRa IL n%ottuenbss, uda @ef'
gto,s'a, alabama -une MtFGfdrpt',s ~tfoltrsn.
.Bafbtn g.on. 4. aprtl. "
man IL bu Mn0ht, raj Gee ptrfu&t, auf bsr
Danpta. Balm 1u snttrmmeu unb rag stn atdl
uaf,rr armu ton ef1folet. @tont's Armse IL
10 g.tlen w<a(td pqn vtte,eburs, ndmlta BEL
8urts,stue, son no ets Glfsnsatu mad Dan
p,de sebt.
Rabam. 9iutcln srbts1t Don 6srrn qineoln
pom Der Dobnuns bes Stf. Da,ts In Rthmcne
aus folssnes Dsps'&e:
Zee bat fetne armte ettbeilt uni
jiett(t& tn 1wttGolu mnen}urdd d.
unfere @elan8entn hetrugsn 10 gsftrn $4,000
3abl. Die Rebeaen tobtn BET ttrem Rad-
,use anss ,eraSrt. ~as ,a asrRSren ttnsn ra6s-
ltd wart. 81. RstsQen Rsdt.n aud pstersbura
an alien Gden in Branb. teuor fs 20 rduu,tsn,
bas T.uu purbe absr talb ssl6foi.
Dafbtneton, 4. aprtl. .
SIN Ban,en tat 9ront's armee nod ben l,s-
ten 8.rt&ten pctl 10000 gsfanssr. s.ma6t.
Sn Gts point ptu man NIT 8satmmtbni
rtGtn, bl6 Gee ouf BEN Wtss mad Ianotas IL
dne BAT etsrtbau i'm serfelet.
nus @clbsboro srfdtrt mon, ~ Jotnfou
fttrs a,nse aepthees unt ,tne ntut Yofhon
@olesboro aub @elbon ssnommea Bot.
ebsrman't armst s.tdlt to(6 3uiubren Oh
e&ukr, 2lstbuns Il. unb wtrb batb wteeer
mari&futts fttn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06

assetal nt&t pstu yrtRsn. 81 aber IN
6NRsbsupsm baS presraun Create az
aeseteu. 70 bat baReIbe jeeenfau1g etn Sed:
sDeuu ME fsura lebrt. febt eeraaoI0ss na(
D1nutQe bsm eet sub fetner Syease otten'
pomtt aud Der Seq ,ur 0srefntgunB mt
'esr 40 .ttS=-50O Gees ann -,dblenosa+ as'
nj, pes .SobuRou. Gbnmon's aImse.
ots bst Golpstero unb pom bier .tts mad
Ralsiab bin peRirt n unb auf z5ufubEsn
epartst,iR fit ben Aueeublid Dem Sc 10
reuts ~, @.se. ale 81. 1bomae'(@s A.
NEE, pou bar stpjslne N%b.beilunaM en- y
ftsn bte ptflfht GrirN ets. Staalse u
Carolina abu(atiitsn babsn. Dit @rant.s
fde Aru1ee miro aber tei..B uIftssius boe
Naaf.ben baben. Der Commercial ftb'
ptte aud wotl e(a, uub btr autograph b,
,ri&tu baber ,psl,sl aus .btu @aibtnesoe
QoUApeupsn1sn bit{ts, pla'lss,; "ru.
m@sl&e @trlun9 >pte Nduupn8 Ni&'
moues auf ben Morft babsu usIrs, Lag
6& nod ntht {aAsn. bic. man: ppm bttt
S&tdfale be 2sti&ea Aruet- ustbr rsib
9e+tHR-enaet
etntetyunb On ,sjnssm AMBER
Yunfte 6&la&t, bletst. cbs1
ob 1t.t rtp H. ia Spbufeni !
|Strttntaums tt&7auf.-S-t:e f.
uau'rtsft" .-'1>t. Il, II -
Da6 tstpss> WSalt6 n. wtse mon mad
ben btstt,t8sn @,tt&tsh' Mot y
Abreee R.Qeu. f6nntn. Soatt note esnn
son' b,u, unpraltf&fn gtnpIud atas{ttsn
utt bff 'Rdumuu9 Rt&mcntss wsnta A.
ronn.n. ia tptr n1&,sn pt.lmsbr panf&sn
eo6 ers nit f.insr armse nod ID psut Nei
.tnad&acGtn fdbt:. :ett tpnnttnt&
@tbrsrts. wfuf&tu. ate'mt
tetner armee unb':tsn N;ttet
t. n bdupttrn ~ entfomr'e"
@tltnas lin tisfts:; unb allen Bsn&'tn!
nod IA 20 i'm. aeIunaen.. 70 farm eth +
uutsrnsbusneer Bsnual. rott7 3st. e''
RiisB nod bepeutsnb In BIZ Qduaer Stsbsh
uen ii ,fann Grispsnsbse(nstnaeh. rol
Darn 2ineoln s,baien. III. tbm unto
o,m @alatu utmmer 3~ustfaneea porst'
pdrsn. ~:
Moa..u rpit uns IL unftren potfsbsn
bsn, Bara@tun8sn estrr, baben!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Die @iurt6tus8 beS &ptons une
. " -Braubfftfter6 4euuebD.

Tr1 @pton uno 'BraneRifnr 8snn.ty
purps bstanntu& gun, Sore vrurtb.ill
unp am 9orn tfae. n: Der porIebt.n Sod.
III Sort 2afupettt> btnastt&t.t. Rod It,
balttusm rll.ibttl leate ct lin %poQndnbiesa
Besenutn'b istnet S&ulu ob unp aifanp.
pae 'er Barnuns Mukum. 9nptjoYs 80.
tel. fammanp !bo.d iunp rds. Nep Gna,
lamb 6ouie IN iNsw yo.f IN Branb esRsdl
babe uup awar. un R,taltatten tpss.n psr
BerpdRnnasns ebsrtean4 I'm Shsran.
boubitul> 3u 1aben. Stiue lstten, Auasn.
bltde fno '~bsfontsts Ia pbp&oloat(du ST.
3isbupa :trtsrsfant pobu ptt stnsm Bs'
ride abz +feine= 6latidtuns GGeleenete
tn%tusbmsn: 'r r-:::: - - 7H1 III
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
9ntcrefante Xbada@eu.

Gin Qorrtfponrsnt or .Gine{nndtf@a a.
,etts" litfsr, sintu ausfdbui6sn artifsl
db.r Zen GinFu6 bee Rrtsets. auf 6anpel
unb proeuflion. rem mir ttntss tntusGau.
ts Tbatfadsn s%ntnstmsn.
Dr. ouswdrtiae' Daniel uno bic aus<
fubr Ger lopalen 6taaten bot I'D, felt BEN,
xriseebsrsuttnr retnstrt.' Dtt @sfommi:
ausfubr In 1860 b,trua $500. 1922 296.
Dappu tstrua.n .obsr R.tes unb- Baum.
mol. oQstn: $l94. 000. 900. obsrr as pro.
ssnt. Daa.aeu bstruQsn ofeft A.ltisl Ia
1884, BET .iusr @dainmtousfutr pom
$34O 655 $50, nur $40 900. 600. 'alfo
tduu rrst. Y,osent. Ni.bin bat fd Die
ausfubr ber lcpalsn Staateu In 1864 um
so Drosent usrm,trt.
DttBaumpoa.uproeutiie nbssG attns
mtrD In rsn uf,n awanste 9abs,n faum
tbrt frfbsre Auspsbnune etrsi&sn. Die
foeials umpdlaun9 Zee ,Sapens mus uR
oba.(dloGsn lsin. pub bte tdbtn' Dstesn
dnbere WsInbetle als sffofstd4e, gRttbe'
w.rbu In Gslpe be Baumwo dtnbaure
trdfti9 %auflNtsu.r -.
Dit ausfubr ausrtfanti&.r ,9rDefofe
unb p%roptnonsn bot felt SO 9abrea i'm
Dur&idntt. attts ~ Asnon,msn. une, ssr'
tbsi, i'd, BE Ausfuts wte Jfolet:f 0rob'
Refe. propifcnsn It, Yrorufte be Gen..
trai,nI Bsfshe. 1870 Mtu: Du0d,s; gole
aus ben potife'S taatsn. 1903 @ta.;; :
dabtiEate uns: Yrepulte ses nsteIi&sn at
Sioattn SO Wt1 Doq.; Bauu.
wo0e. Nets Il p~repuf1e bsss eaeens. 10
Drill: Sc fommen u,iibtu BON bsr due
fubr- aufa bisprohufte Bro sentKoisn ufnt9,,
1itns un5 btr pntife Gtdatta s. pfolintl
n Gin anberss Remeuf bon a1oeeu Gin.
fluff auf: biz ,National5funomte IT BE
Tbatfa&s. tae mir for BE ndhfsn go
SABRE wentaR,nsz a1punasn tInb. sur
Dsduna esv 3tnteus unferer AIitGsf6un
unp aluadtltssn A%btra9une rerfsltsu etnen
;Ginana,ol ~ t1bsbsn,. FER 'tnent''
Shusiou elet&fornu lsn -mus. Il. bas in'
nuat!ele Observation-Disclosures A66Dans
In ber G%fnaniyelilif u tefafdtsn'
taten une pssbaltraf& uRb ial1rst& a1fs>
vtretR.:' - -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
$ Al6 morfdbouy mnrrdn in Tel

--a sls Marf&oQ,M uIrap In fstn
9,fdnente fdun. ut,ast tts btnrihtuna ID
Ietttn baite. tIbtslt &.nnttv tin pdd.t mil
Ybotessapbisn Hrsi@et st'nttR t9cdea' ft
nee baarts. fati kline ,0sspaubttdE uue
G,suntfim 6aptn etspadte. &c Id i'm
au bfr,tn.. bae tini3 sRdnents uoufdn,
'bia bf,nttbtui,bs 1ifSflf 11seaelaGta.uer
IL. .bauft BE Bts6Issrsna re 1orrsn6
f.tt.. bat Il ftin ,unbotb let unb Bsasn
Bntt. mi. &tpetr tia,s &rtts fibre
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
e'n< s6altbe siplomatttdb* Son.
ferrn3.

ii. unatf&td,t 5dulbart bts Otu>
Observation-Disclosures 9bru avo6trttanni'
l&su Maisad.. psr cine a.ptft 'Ginlapuna
an pas APPROXIMATIONS &orpe e1asbss lts6.
bat esttr,s 70. IN 6aintf6 a.tra&i..:. paf
Is ID elmer G5ufotn, ,ufu a raentraL uu
oaritu {tin.n llnu'utb ousiprt@tn ID
fbunsn.
Die pattf etpfoetina.u D,tatten Rne 70
sre6sli&. pa6 mir rsr 8uiu&une MIDI
wtbuR.bsn fbun.n, 'fe unferen eeferu In
aueaua utiputbetleu.
Or Otnboftsrtmontspusthe srltsb etu
Qirtular an {dmmitt&e apsrdritee o.:
faueteu. MtntRsr1tf rsnisn unb' Diploma:
ttf&su @,&dftendasr. Ne an ;bofv, BON
81. Same oeer'pttrt anp,,' Ii ptl&em {.
penfelbsa .pts AtRat5 356rH Rajsfm an'
taubtat. ptttlbsn fdmnn.rt i6rrn Grausn IN,
Budiuatampolaf ta,pfanasn il ipolen.
On psm in portesn 9abr. %abssbdhtneu
!galataR .dtnlf&er art tdtte, mon ttttslt&
Dit 6trrsu auatfof,n. Dit Gtnsabuaa
be &sremcnteu m,tfere 1autstt fslBeneu'
noetn: i
..9.u.,aut,utnort ett espa.t Gut ta.' III
qAre. ftta Compliment ID u-6en usb 4etsa =.
r, IL &sRntnie N f.tsR, BAT Sbre ,RafsRat ets
&5atstn I'd sIadiib fdbftR rtsS.! Ste vttfssdtl.
tsjsuaunsen ~ btplon ath6sa Gs.psg mdnnh'
&en .nb pttbli&sn @st6l.dsA. in Ssdtpsbam'
Salua am Ctsnaas. t.a %. ;. r.. ,tatssseasa.
nebmeR." -
als ttt b.t..n @tfanetsn: bifettfauus
Itae unb ionee1baIc Gihldeunas 'tnyfan*
gen. ps1anRaltstsn, 4 -.M Yalois ets. ttiEt
sifdsa. @sfdnbt.n. .ints 33tfan' nttntupft
Stint 'tlrtii&s Greeuepa wuIse ,um prd'
f%osntuaubl tssuftn. nhe 1ma&tt btt an~
pdsaessn NH bls,n 33psd ptr 3uianlusa.
iunfi btlaant. +Dsal.f&, q esn sasst:.n=
laueif&.a' etyl' I'd, Dutuheats =, stn aa'
asuefHtn tiutat, tJant,, Il 'te& nt&t nm
bia;; 10 tssttlln., WI ,4Mes1 stbta & III
flbea bSdR unsttjsatf[ asSttttc fstt1, 10
fern. II lur Bl.ianuaBs. Der 0sl&lsattr
Asueu, ssuap Il, trtl6sp BssratI ~ q g..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Detineten. 3. april. NlttaDs.
(DfideQ.)

~V'S
GeIssabe Depsiae lammi (otbsn ssn
Gity petni:
Ia g. N. etauton. &rttosututfer.
0sneral Dsu1tl tslearapbtn uie felat
nDtr aatmsn 2t&msnp btsfen @orseu
an 8 ubr is @tnuten. Sd srteutsts
utele &auensu. Dr. Gttnb fob IN Gle,
Die 9taet a,bt In stnsm Dterisl tn Geun,
Dtr ma&sn Borbersttunasn. 20 ~ l6f&sn,
Das Bolt smpfna uns utt G~n.bpRasuut
uup 0rsupsnsbsjeuaunasn. =
graut atn9 pteitn, @orasa frdt mt
bss A,uee ua& rsr DauutQe 2eAb a6. up
9sss Atsbsnee asmte. no M6sli9 abju.
ftn't,su. ..H.
/: prdf. etnteln II tut G'ont ab8tsasae",
(na& Hi&munp.) .
&. 6. Barut6. A. A. e..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Demoffut t.
,Dase~>srt. syDsna.
9..uera.s, ,e. ay,a 1855.
nnb petersburg
In uuCereus 8tft!
See nit feiner, &rmee
ant ser Glu&t sad 9auviuk !!

Golaeats bsipe Deps(&ep lisfsu esfs1n
esu 8. apIt! etu:
Bnffalo, 3. aprtl.
@ro6' Grtube bsvvf&t In ben 6Rlt&sn
etdpten .us8en 10 GaQss Don &t@usono
unb pttsreburs. CINE Dspsf&e BON eta'
telu an bas &rteestspartsmsnt u1sleet,
bat pstusbura ssa Zen Rebeasu esrduut
wprrln.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06

re&tlt@ RekSue SiUomosr6 eoIte 10 AZ
batet. On osrb ess. e6ifes stusa 6rsm'
ben au~huusbueu. sbue fstuen p.tnetpa|
,ues. eassu u beasdrt&Mssn.
g, pout. ntdt. IN 6a0 esr tsstf&ttat'
Disbaabl sntbsdt udrb. f& ben e&du
stuss bstultasn Gtuss.adabut6ss utt tsu'
jsntass Asteu. usl&n pstbalt ertapp,
psrrsn leuate. Ct wauf&te stelusbt is9.
lt&sa Bueaat III r.ruetpsn.
Bdbreue Il sQe u5,bteen anhaltsn IN,
atr.tfe traf. pas e1 S&utetdsr 0ueof
foa fsbr NIT x1tett bsf&dfttsf. uns fsAs,
an I. Rat. Ct. bu se1s ,tlia toits.
als eir5mbns auf zen oef trat. bate uun
ete Dntaat se.loFtn unb (ae tn stnsn
flsinen Rsbsnitmmss. ete Arme auf esp
Iif4 Asedtt une eaS Rim II esu DIN
ben ,utenb. Ct aterts auf stuiae Banl.
netsu. vel&e Dor i'm .susa,b.,ttst logon.
IN (etnsr eetse aaae etas tpd'ltas G,su,
stpas dlisr stS Ct. unb nit stu,u manage.
a,bmen lVdnlt6en autftttu.
Gage mir. Rttlas. Ras u Dir rae @.ls
ekne .tne Quitting u astntn fraa,. &,
une fab nit batstsrtssn elidsn auf rae
9~optuasle.
8e,u pd.' II nstbts. Ilsbe Gina. "a
q mir eas @sle nur lief. rn BIZ BteA,f
atRe esr arusu Grau IL bsfrsitsu. antpor:
tete @uaaffou. uub ssens.e fsrBfau eis
0slbl@eipe.
6is ns@ls psbt midi 70 iii tstarfsu.
tsnu a pire talo nit tbr cue feis. Dun
bert unb ftnfita Ttolet. rae IA uujusti
BeIb, Rtta1. DvmaStkbsR elS@uB.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
Commercial.


GIAZETTE OFFICE, "
FRIDAY, Nov. 3.
During the past week the market in Chicago
has been badly "cornered," ana short sellers
have been forced TO pay q large advance on No
|, in order to fill contracts by Nov. lst. Since
the first of the month, however, the acorner"
seems to have been provided, and prices have
receded, and we look for a further decline dur
ing the coming week. No. wheat has really
declined during the week, while No. |, owing
to the corner" advanced nearly 90 cts, selling
as high as 1851, while No. sold MS low ns
si,l0. This, as any one can see who keeps the
run OF grain mark els, Is state of affairswhich
cannot last, and the average must come soon.
Other produce has varied but little In price,
and our quotationswil remain about tho same
rs last week. ss
! Thesteady rainy weather, and consequently
muddy roads, have made receipts very light
hardly enough to establish quotations. And
although it is very pleasant to-day, II VIII take
some time TO make the roads passable for even
d small load. - ~ s.e= Hs ~ eSsss q
No. wheat steady ate5c. Milling wheat, IS
63l05. No. 2, 70675c. Nc
BARLEY-354 Zoe for No 2 81 ~ 81
OA1S-2eg2Jc, and infair supply. we would
advise any one having eats to sell TO do SO
soon. If they will look at Chicago qrotations
they VIII See That a shipper could not pay over
10 cts. and get his money back, The demand
here now is all for home consumptton.
COItS-In good demand ut 300J35c.
POTAToES-Tn good demand at 400b50c.
BUTTER-Is on the rampage, selling from
30 to As cts, just theft comes the buyer.
EGGS-In about the same fix, 3Gc being paid
freely, and even ms high as 81 Iac In some cases.
LIVE HoGS-Steady at Ge locs No dressed
porl< I'm m ct vet -tft eftE2%Fs - -
Retailing at 30qeSJe.s ffn $3.50
We fear some one will wish the swine were
driven into the sea again Before the season is
over, or, in other words, that the deril had lem.
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Din. BIGELow.

nR. BIGELOW IS THE 0NLY PHI YsIcfAS,
Specialist, now in Chicago tiaf cac be entirely
relied upon. Go I'd HJh, ana tat sKar that horrible
disease 10 remanin your syEsem. dsgring your face
and body, besides eestroyag ypr happiness and fatre
ppxpects In ne, Hshas made PEiv1iE DisRAsEapd
NERVOUS DEBILITY his study FOR The Ia.t twenty
years and IL there4ore the psrsos whom all afcted
should consist No one EVER ,~sstnt OF his not
being cnIed since he has keen Ia The city. Ills reputa
has vouchers Ia all the city papers his patients aud
he medical profession, beth here Ari abroad, besg
tie most skflul specialist here and thorough
ot nj sexsIi dicessa II all others 'l doat dssrar.
give him call II 3 only common occarrehce With
hin IN curepnch His separate for b.
dies ard gentlemen. and the NOS. complete in the cry
Yorso NEE TAKE PAurcriAg NoucS.-Dr. IAxsiQg
deyoes much Of his time TO the treatment u those
caused by secret habit which ruins both body and tn1.
unHssns the upfertanste individual for either business o.
society The sad effect Of tese early habits the
Of per Year,. Is 20 waAken and b.kate tho COB
tuon, destroy the PLY steal and mental powsrs, dunn
ish and enseble the nature, feelings, ~ eshsust se
vital eneres Of nsnbood tho pieasursse life mar
red The object Of marriage fruesrsed and sxssscs IL
scf rendered term Of uneeasins misery sud regret-
Such persons especially those contemplating MsIiass
should Ices pstas In making lmed'as application. AZ
ar y By bis psu treatment is tasled 70 Insure safe
fpse5 ~ s.& iaxTsnept cur~ kl. - III
Coss1ltssions free and confidential Ones ~ South
CLARK street. corner o: Monroe hall block from re
posso6ies Pose-o0acs bog lo4, Chicago, III. o@cs
keuss from . A. M. to3p.A ~ tsH
uesd for hs "GHf. 20 u.alth.' pnhiahe1 lionfh&y,
Aws ~ chxsxs. s tAsxa1fi4ss fES 95y .satifs.,
tEsEs ~ - @ tar2Hsgt4 t4aasfs egss al e
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In this city Thursday, Oct %, OF Dipthera, after
short but illness, EMMA oldest daughter Of BEN
JAAIN and MARY GRAHAM in her thirteenth year.
Thus suddenly has the young beautiful lfe so full of
bright promises for noble womanhocd passed away.
Long will friends and classmates cherish the memory
o. the gentle girl. ~
From early childhood she has been a constant and
faithful attendant upon the NJ f. Sabbath School Of this
place. and her loving nature no less than her ear
nest, childlke pety endeared her all with whom she
was associated And while shadow has fallen upon
school, remember that darker shadow has fall
en- upon loneer hearthstone. and deeply we sympa-
thze with the bereaved parents and the little who
no more watch sister Emmas coming but though yelled
from mortal eyes may they be enabled to look beyond
the darkness OF earh and amid the celestial brightness
Of our Fathers throne behold their loved onc.t
" Calm on the bosom Of thy God '4. ..
Fair spirit rest thee nov; 'rft 4. .73
a. Zen while with Ours thy footsteps trod, A. .s s.
I .. His seal was on thy brow. ~ ~
81 . Dust to its narrow house beneath
Soul TO it's place on high;
They that have seen thy look In death,
No more may fear TO Gle" 8. =.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dyspeptc,
but ought not your stomach TO complain Of youe Pos
sibly the rangs you endure simply the s;omachs
method OF taking revenge upon you FOR neg!ectng and
abusing ii. Perhaps you have made effort to
improve its condition. but the other hand cop.in-
ually examining II with urHhoiesone and Incongruous
food, Have you erer tried HosrETTER's STOMACH
BiTTERs aproPer diet aud regular mcais' The Bners
in week would put your digestive apparatus in perfect
ORDER regulate the flow Of bile in accordance with the
laws Of health and produce Just much speent action
would be necessary for good and when you
all right, judiceus and regular dieting, with little
Of the Tonic and then would keep you If you
have neglected these Of cure don't blame your
stomach for its rebellion Ii s merely natures hint that
she wants help Ifyou neglect H. the ut thing may be
inflammation, or sci.ihus Cancer, other violent
and dangerous disease. Thers is such thing as being
too its in these matters. Hosteters Btters will cure
Dyspepsia but Dyspepsia may engender diseases which
defy all restorativess a--sf H-fs 1852 22-tni
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Spftial Aptitss
rsn.l,,e-s E4uca,ion for Pisa bIed sold

Extraordinary Inducements offered TO disahled Union
solliers who dcsifA to chain thorough commercial
education, at bryant, strattoa & Merrips Commercial
College Davenport. Always so 10 the best Send for
a Cfrct,iarl d." "a" INV 81 f,,-e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

Population. 1.-THE Buchanan County
Bulletin has given additional evidence
that the man who tells the first lie in
this day and generation stands no sort
of chance. 81 -sssfa.a.s fr.reag-eg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

Private School.-See Mr.. Nye's adj
vertisement, announcing the commence
ment of his private school on next Mon
day. w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

Lost-In this place yesterday, by Mr..
Olmstead of Willoughby, large fur
glove. If the finder will leave it at the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03
Something Concerning a Good House.

Bss5~ The energetic and enterprising
firm of Miller & Wilson, of this city,
long known for it's liberal and eae4apIa-
ry method of dealing, has just opened a
fun and complete stock of goods, well
selected, for both city and country trade.
This firm has ever held aloof from
bombast in its embellishments as well as
in the exhibition Of its wares. II has
never been stingy with the printer, but
has preferred to insert common-sense
instead of the popular method of drag
ing its wares before the public in chart
OTIS Of gold, and falsecolor.s This firm
has kept quick pace with the rapid pro-
gress of our growing city. The ponder
GUS stocks of Domestics which it used
to. purchase for this market have been
gradually giving way to finer and more
costly fabrics. One looking ever the
stock this house now has in store can
not help realizing that we do. indeed
five in city. Here the citizens can
find beautiful Furs, Scarfs, Nubias,
Laces, Dress Goods, ana varied para
phanalia suited to their wants, while
the farmer will still find all that may
comfort and please him. The Carpet
department. insures the purchaser a
cheerful home. In Boots, Shoes, and
Overshees the stock is varied and ebun-
dant. The Crockery department is as
sorted with great care; and in all the
departments of Domestic and Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks, Furs, Boots,
Shoes, Carpeting, Crockery, Glassware,
and Groceries, each presents q full and
varied variety not usually found In
cities of this size. People may rest as
sured that their wants will at this house,
be supplied by gentlemanIy clerks and
ever obiiging proprietors, Give them a
call. aE,se s#a eHa n gssl,ls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

Cigars and Iobdcco.-Chewers and
smokers, and dealers in cigars and to-
bacco, are requested to bear in mind
the stock of Mr.. Hartman, who is pre-,
pared to supply the wholesale and retail
trade. Read his advertisement. a.,-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-11-03

ssg~ Very --latest. 900 barrels Apples,
best Michigan Varieties just received
by r. n. Chase. 22-2t