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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-02

gfetu BORT Die 8urte0S'I&e Morbeei6ifte
tOnltlt lset n~terrluls gum GOri6ein. Sin arti.
Eel I'M NsfpburppOrt 9erulo iu9t bieriiber
vWlan tpiro I'M o19emeinen nidt bic @rr1pr.
hung oes Sr. Burbel unb bic betriiaeriid,e SHE.
e%erfunft Der 6ran Cunningham perSeIien baben,
bic man alS ees Dlprres perpGdtie anaeflaat bots
ZEN nnb olf beren Gnleitung er obne StpelfeI cer>
iltt mcrbsn ift. Neuli6 Seriitte e1 Warn bon
ttpa 80 Sabren, Namens Charles $. @olbeu in
@lCucefter, eiren DiebitabI unb entf(pb bierber
(n6mItf uod gteipburppOrt). Suf Seranla1Iuna
zee SeItCblenen purbe er bier n~erbaftet. Ais er
I'M @efdn9uiB lub, funb man, bue @Olpsn ii@ in
Retrburpport srDBsrerG erbreden idutoi9 ssn,adt
bat. Nidt nur bate CT sinen @inbrnd reriibt,
iouberll audi mebrmalS bic @diHe BON ben aufse.
l~pannten @eilen %seitpbIen. Wian bebieIt ibn oober
I'M bisfisen @efGneniB. Siir5li9 lieBe ben Nlar.
ibaIl @eftcctt III ib bitten, nit benz Semerfen,
Sos sr elm Serbreden ein9elteben noble. Or Ioste
osm WIarfGal, er babe nunnlebr lanse 9enu9 bic
tdtrere 9oit nuf ~ieinei Qer3en getrnsen. Gr lei
setrlt1ernnBen nit all Der Grmorbung oeS Doctor
gurosu betbeiliet, bic int Sabr 1857 i'll Der 9taot
Neto Osrt rertibt mCrbet 1T. Seiner @r3dbIuns
9ltrIgs, belt Ct ft9 bamals ais Sn,pslenb6nbler
m WstS Vsra nuf uRb bate 3pft NIB 2pSie BET
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-02
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Inter obiSem Wauen bat fi6, mad benz 8ortilbe bic
let 9t1bte in @nstaub, 8eIsieu uno Oeuti@tGub, am
90 NtGri ;. 3. babier elm Terein sesritnoet rrel6er gum
3wed Bat, ale nct9wenbisen 0ebens ,eoiirfniRe, bic burG
NfUnppciTrung uuO Speculation in bic 6Sbe %setrieben
uub trOs bs GaGeu bes @olOes auf Sieier bpben Preiien
trbalten ipelben, an @ohi umenten gu b ebeuten Bill
Breiien 3u oertaufen uno petner ben &6u=
fer fans er fi& an ben Gereiu cni&Iiest, an TEN er3ielz
ten @rpinn tbeilny bnlen I66t. e.
Das nStbiae Capita. tpirb bur6 Gntbeile TGttienl suz
ianulenSet6cfieu, tpel&e 6 PCT. 3inien tra9en. Ia elm
I'm beil ouf 10 Dollars fefseiest unb berielbe in wDGeut=
Iiteu An5o6lun9en DO 10 Gents eingesablt pirp, 70 if
;u betbeiligeu.
Die Contribution, iprie bic n eitere auftIGruns
tann man in Der Office BON GIN. u aeene & SO IS
@tGanse 8iace, Ode BON Ssutbfr., erbaIten. aud wers
ben baielbF @in3ei&nuusen eutsesen sencmmen.
@bwaro u. Scene,
GGtriIl6 -3mt Sherz9Sertrdlter.
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Oerm|(Ote Qn1ci0en.

y O8e 3 Gmisn>G Onecte
3ur @rrtf tuna teS
atm d. 2lpriI hS65 pom Staate Getp JcrIep ims
cCrpCrirten
Tcuti1cn SnUallrcns uno M%1ilCnb0uice
in Der bsutfhtn Stobt
Wa0 9drbOr Stir.
Observation-Disclosures Contributions : Nntbeile
teser nt5etG nur q me DpIIor,
fir ben
SnbalioeH= NIB Wailenbmsz SOu0,
Oretbuuoerttanfs no Nr6Mten Oertbstlt
kceroeu4
Sober Der eiuen Dollar d~nwenbet, un NIT ttefer tleinsn
8etHeHeE egrfruope.t f SC'bdten uub oetIa1eEe Rtrber inter
fnstn u teIfen, bat bic aISfGt tur6 0Itige Nerrnttttung
Der trGu SprtGna stnen ~retjenben ednofiS opn $4,000 Wertb
oeer Iont etne 9rdntte BON be er Sumne abpdrts gu er;ts-
len. Die Ter,betiune btstet ~peeuntart 0crthciIe lpe fetne
kpftte Seber RttetI-S Reaher mub etnt
prdrnte erbdlter.
WGtsrs9 telast bas %pu6Itcirte pamphlet.
SIN auitrGse:
Der 8erpaltune8 'atb os beutihen S%npaIteen-
unb Watenbaufe$.
Eb. s II M q SER.
OrioinalzSidets 3u 81
Tub Ssseu Ginfenbuns tt tetr. getra 8 ntba 8 Gts full
Ycffdmp8 unter Der Ibr, He: & u 8uIItnger
sac parbpr @ttp NeW Ssrfes. So .sbIre.6e,
getbetItgune label eth
t~lhpf3mtI 2cuts DuIItulCr, Sen. IA
81 Lttets Fnb AUG In btr OfRes bts naItIaDrs gEedtr
IA taEet.
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@ebi9t bon .. Strdubenmaaer.
aSdlii3, ben 8ielseIebrten,
Gilt es einutal : re9t III preIcn
ltno iein undergraduates 8iiieu
anf bie Probc nod gu fe1eu.
Gmarte Dantces, feline G&HIer,
Waren peit um6er s~eganseu,
@atten monGe arten Safer
SRI @ebui& unb Gelp sefanseH.
limb b'raus ieetea iie Suiammen
Sin gang ReueS @reuIp ar,
ReiGteu es rem Ssrrn Yrofeiicr
Damn sur uGPcru Priifuus bar.
WeIGe strt BON bugs 1T bieies?
Wtfien sic Das auG gu i1gen?
asaiitS iieRt sIeiG oas PfuiHwert
limb erWirert ifren 6raseu:
n9ie6e S3iiler! DieIcn 9dier
Gincet man MIR bier Az 2anb,
limb CT rirb BON ben 0elcbrten
Sumbug itberalt seuannt."
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s'l DPr6dufen G6n nermtel6en.
Sersouf elmer T>am0fs Miible
i'm Gaoallerie Depot in @iesbpro, 9. 6.
Gen Or Once, |. OtNtitOu.

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50 t~btnston Dg IL. gprti 1865.
Auf SetSbl tes 8enerei Quartttrm METERS rtrb am Nittts
tr0@. 70 VI II 1865, IL USr Utttta5 u. unter Dtrsft on tes
aeet. y & gscrntnf, retteb tnh befartebsref Gtsenttun
an OFt uns @te!' aal 0rsnt!t3sr au'tipr rertauf; olS'
Gine (1) Odr1pf Wtdbl- ttnb Smrpt< WibIe.
Crane NIT mafabsr Grant g ranemauer, "A set SO Tuh
ne 4 3ObIsn-, 6eu. uno 4Idlhtner. 5duferr, aQe bpm be.
ae @ottrtoI uni af has SOItHefe Nebdat.
Ntrrer sur ielber SER unb an ~eenSelbeu plot, bic Wsa.
fHiusftf u-b Gtnri&tunS Der HPGbls, beReftnb aus:
Giner (1) Wai6ine bon 100 YferOetroft
nit &titrter BON % 3Ou Dat6meHsr urS ~ 3oa Bau, duf
s'rsm i5rOeren siftrnsn Bet, nit pu!ppeu fur 'ait,s UNI
Srtebrat Don t~smfe!5sn g9atsrtai, 10 EGs tn Gurtnefs1,
~ &su 6ta&e NIT Subfcu8 p-tsnt Bpberncr.
3pet (2) &eIiel ppn je 60 Yferoetrolt,
pm btaen & Heletfsn eera&t fauf ~t6ssebntsl l6l16) Sou
S Ssnf 'u = sou J ~ sa TN Car d.. . + nnS s,.rse'H u Nne
6nes %entbalteab ron ie eret t3i uul etnDterteI ~ 3cA
TN 2ur@meRsr NIT alien %notst9sn 3uS'b5r
3ebn (1O) Yaar Geeo's Batent 8udinabam
oreibig (3O) 3cQ S%prinamlbIen,
errt@tst aus 'dutsr franJSffdsn Burr @ib aesaen unit aui
bic f@rtrfe7 tef bdlducirefsn 8abmrn eskst, nit Ssu.
ttnstbes, GisSit rs urb 0OnStsrrs urn btaretatnbem in.
fans. nm daes 5eu, @ftr the, prdporirie guttsr rod lem
ptenrnttdSen uHc oFbetterIparsnfsn Ylaa gu fa~ aesten une
- tts s6Gfte fHb eUn etf eearbstteten S6r,,tbetfen unp
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r%.tdene. nm 10 Scar Burr ~ tre,ben. Der Sanpttreib-
rtethea III tierbSl peItes Rubber uub btsrun swar,ta LAY
Sou brett. Dte hiernen sup Ers,bsn Der Ei1iirn fn6 boz
eettsn et@fnsegefbten sdterttrssn. eeeer.
bonn tehen Nat'r al II b Ntbttt unb beanbta F& nod I'M.
r'er ian seten quit NIB uno eetrtebs StNrun3. Ole JIlbIe
mar rur IS Iipnate Ia GpCrsttOr
90fnr ca h efEt la 8esterunS aa 5ertauFslose fur
pan no ttn1tE Geto@a Ii, 0sbGybe tplrat ~pettanft.
9jetiaGunaen: &zar In Ser. Staaten @slb.
& 'ntsr auo 9erpatdtet. tr G~tSentbum tebDr tenh etfen
nd4fsn SUIT rrsesuf@atten, wtrn lie I'D nt6t rnttIsrpetl,
anesItott:t9 NIT rem S5nnee'e yer tb inner Ser6duoteen.
Brm Strth Ctr 9Fbdr' taent ana Wetsoultstse tehsr
Stunbe en SpUt ndd Gle, bore.
Wettere SnfornGttCn tonn man perTpnI1G rSer Ihrtf.
lid erbaIten ur1 6 ut. @tU grsnntns u 8 VI. @~iesbprs,
g, Cter tn tteitr Office
Sdmes U @ttn,
u~pl9b23ctt etfrl @t9rie@ent t. Gdrse, l DiU ON SD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-02

W~ngtn1eof IS9Iei6: Gin tcu f&er Mpctbeter.
ON>'"'sAt @etIIfe nab 0afbtngtpn, D.g. Mad.
~iutr68en BET s j Nteetelpt, 42O g 1t. (mtbpr
Ec1eouof. : . Itt4 etn utter Barteeper; nut
Re ntte mal oufrdsen, pet9 r has Csc.
taaft G~runtlth rerfett. 81 III tn bst
SDbn 4 Mte5fslb,
,btmtH SO. APO 6 SttBe
zoo Ute Strass. g8aftinstOn, 27. gprtl 1866.
IufT0t SerunG.
Die %fr!ges5c @eriDrsn pper 3ef5ntte. Sic I'm terea Be
tIetben Slder, Tsrten gebetsn, hem &ntefBetGneten NdGri6t
0Sn fh III Cete::
Srteb TO 56etb IS 9, II u 9 gOt, suiest ais
ptrG6f 5u Rdlt;lner." roptDrtlrt,
@eDra 8Dp peHbpffer 90 &, Z. Conn. @0i, ant.
Iol5.n 81 9otbsbOr0 u, 6
5. stein, a8at& mani: tan aunttterWsstRet-D sparte.
f,ent.
6. Ret.er, CO 3 rs g. 81.
u m. " : bttH9, 80. T.5N y G%agolerie.
Srtebtt@ w. i Gger "a teutl d 8SeeG 50. O, 8.
70. y. ea3., e~ntIciisu 81 @!ir1ntril Stunt 1865.
IbOlpb WfGert, @r. 9. 4 q o fdp. @rttHtrte.
Sptn &t6Grb Go 3. 81, ". y 0I
eUatif 9etmbG@ u. S@IGtna,
Oain) 81. GOniuI.
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uno S0an .na Oampti@tn 81.

,<sFI AIer. 8rpwn & SSbne,
sASA Senerals Q9enten.
M- N1adh Nen S1Iean8 brett. us5
EIbrtn tt Der. 9 tdaten @Of.
Die 1. GIaRt 9ampflAife bttisr etuts fatren wte foIst:
@nba, HOO Sonne1,
WtIGtam &UIltnS, 8eftlsbubsr,
am W1tttipod,, ben 30. 2lprlI.
9tbertD, 1850 Gonneu,
SD M. S. StaftOrb, GefebIsbaber,
am S0rnffda, -
albfatrt BOT Browne Wtdrf. Sens prtnt, punft 4 lltr
Rd6mitta4S AM dnee;et9ten Gage.
Wesen Sra6t cber Yah1ee, NIT unu 1ertreff t6en Be-
auemli@Ieiten, mente man fb an bic W9enttn
5enrsW ID. 80 a T rite & 6 o.,
16 Spears Wbdrf.
N8. 6eine Srd&tbrefe dustr te bon Der G~Ompaenie ae.
lief rten mr en- unterjet&net 6 laubnielheine fur krddt
In bieler Office ~etneebrIt rerb1n. I'm expeditions.
tnse werbeu weber 5ra&t GnstnUrnn1en nUd 9nOunaSidetne
unter3ethnet. (apl7-4I
9lnams' Grpre6 GOmpaamie
btf Drbtrt SITTER spertbfa&tn unb @elbtr mad aaen TbetIeN
Der. Staaten nnb mad tnf allen EbetIen Der 9DeIt.
Die St4ertett bes @teentbums. welpes tbr nnrertrdut
mic ert8e pretes ben ne far BubrIUhn bersAnet-
ReetImdstefett unb Rafdbett tn thren @ef@dftsaanee
Bic GrIttbteruxe. i1eI@e Re Ser Ipnen biettt, melGe
Dadren, G,erttfnAen Rnb @sIb tu uerl&tden taben MAIDEN
BITE Mbdm8 GrpreR GcnpoGnie unlberttefFlG ala
etn Be 5rberunesmitteI.
gGr MuStunft ueIbe mon nd tn bar 5aupt.9ttCe bcf
GUuapaentetn BaItimRre
81 0. 1914 g. BaIttm ore Stra6e,
In tbrea Bureaus U 0. 227 unb 229 8. $ ru.
arbRr., an Der GaItert-Stattpn nnb ana NDr-
frIt Rtarf, ueer BET tretnb elmer tbrer Gsenturtn.
(1nrilS) AhamS9 rprtt &Smk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

HaT Those knowing themselves in
debted to Hazlett 4 Go. are requested to
call and pay their honest debts. Haz-
'"tt & Co. intend closing up business
LIST, and must have, their money.
nd to this at once, and save US fur
,,r -, and you will much oblige
---r co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Personat.-Judge c. c. Cole, Presi-
dent Of the Orphans Home Association,
is expected to arrive here on Saturday
afternoon, to look after the interests Of
the branch Home in this city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Conservatism. - Hanging Radicals,
pardoning Rebels, whipping Niggers
and drinking Whisky. r,,-r,., --s.r...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

HoW Stories FHy.-The Vinton Eagle
is informed that the recent high water
carried off the bridge at Cedar Falls.
We are informed that the bridge at
Ninton went down stream when the
ice went olit ----.- Il --.----- ----- u -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Grapes.-Mr. w. S. Garrison's Grape
Vines have arrived, and he is filing his
orders ut Hotchkiss' Grocery Store,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

The Confessions and Experience Of an
.aa.ar. -.g t.a lnvalid. IN -. m. -
Published for the benefit and as 4 CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and Others who suffer from Nervous De.
bilty, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c. supplying at
the same time TIE MEANS OF sELr-CyRE. BY one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable Qnacke
ry By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies, free Of charge. may be had Of the author.
MY. .h1 a,''z'f FL fs1..|. a.r.. .s.'s. Ally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Pretty Good Luck.-At the Railroad
Meeting last Saturday evening, Caleb
May was asked how he was received in
his stock collecting rperegrinations.-
He replied that as yet only one man
had told him to 90 to hi! ~ -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

~ Cedar Fails Wooden Factory.--Messrs.
NJ. Collins & Co. announce through our
advertising columns this week that
their Wooden Factory in this city will
be in operation about the LIST of June
They have spared no expense in procur-
ing the very best of machinery, and
have secured the services of operatives
thoroughly qualified to manufacture
superior goods. As will be seen by the
advertisement, they intend manufac-
turing all varieties of wool cloths, such
as plain and fancy cassirneres, doeskins,
tweeds, fiannels, &c. They will manu-
facture wool on shares, or buy it at the
highest market value. This factory
will be of much advantage to farmers,
and of no little importance to Cedar
Falls; and we are gratified in being
able to state that this important branch
of Industry, so much needed and SO
long desired, is so soon to be commenc.
ed in our midst. We trust that the en-
terprising proprietors may find profit to
themselves in working for the good of
others. '-.'N'f. ~-~'.@ @"'"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Reaper Factory, - Negotiations are
now pending for the establishment of a
Reaper Factory here. --z- '..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20
g.. "A Carr: - W

We, the ladies composing Miss Fair
child's class in Cedar Falls, respectfully
submit the following: Ia gsFhks
Resolved, That We hea rtA yendofae els tieas
presented by Miss Fairchild regarding the
means Of securing and preserving health, and
we would return our thankful acknowledge
medical skill and attainnents. for her efficient
iaborsIn the great cause OF Health Reform.
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend all
to avail themselves ofany Opportunity which
may present itself to attend her truly practical
and instructing lectures. .sEa be
SIRs E: A. Oscurr, MHs. :. WILItANs.L
L. Is. FIfIxLD, JAMES MILLER,
- NJ. M. NICHOLS 3. }. 4. KNAPP, dv
y Il. >. MILLERt j. B. POWERS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

The Good Samaritan. This pop
ular and famous stove Is sold in Cedar
Falls by Lyman Blair & Co. They
have an advertisement this week in
which they furnish an excellent cut of
this the greatest stove of the age.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

A Good Effect Of the Starch Factoyy.
Falls is getting stiff. 1901. .. ...a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Going too Fdr-Taking women to
Washington Territory to "be welcom-
ed with open arms by the forlorn bach
elors on that far-of coast" when the
ceiYe them even more inlpressiyely.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20
To Consul Aptivea.. =

The advertiser, having been restored to health in 8
few weeks b wy Maple remedy. aftw having snHers
cd for seversfyeaf with q severe lung sec,icn, and
that dred disease, ccnsump,on--is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the Of cure :, s a
To all who desire 1t. he will send copy Of the pre-.
sspcn used (free of eharsep With TIE direction scr
preparing and using the same, which they win find
SURE srRE for coxsuxfrios. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS,
coueHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in seading the PrecIp
tion Is to benefit the afflicted and spread Information
which he conceives to be Invaluable aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, viii cost them nothing
and may prove blessing. IDOL. ,-,.,,.,... 49,
Parties wishing the prescription, FREr, by return mail
will please address .. ag,,., ,.
90 .,4, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
- 40lY Xilliamshuryh, KINGS Co. New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Spring and 4Su,dnicri F'ashions.--B.
Thalheimer l. Co., of the Philadelphia
Clothing Emporium, invite attention,
through our advertising columns, to
their stock Of mems aud boys clothing,
gents furnishing goods, &c. They have
recently received a large stock of Spring
and Summer goods.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

C3cdn Cp.-The City Council have in-
structed the Street Commissioner, MIR.
d. G. Carpenter, to Immediately attend
to the cleaning up of the streets and
alleys of the city. In an advertisement
elsewhere, our people are called upon to
obey the mandate of the City Fathers
within the next thirty days, ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

For the Gold Mncs.-Those who de-
sire to go to the Gold Mines of Colorado,
will be interested in an advertisement
In this paper. Mr.. r. M. Cameron, of
this city, will start for the mines about
the 18th of May, and will furnish trans
portation for number of passengers. !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

No Damage. - The high water in
Waterloo, except in carrying of, asaw
mill, taking out some bridges, tearing
down one or two business houses, and
putting the people to considerable in
convenience by keeping them for a
number of days confined in second and
third stories, done no particular dam
age" We CLEAN from the Courier and
the conversation of Mrs. Grundy. a.a-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20
" Work critic Io'oaesntrci- Brstocr.
= Mcsers. Overman & McCok, CONTRACT

sF Work critic IowGc$ntrot~ RrttooW.
Mcssrs. Overman &AlcCoS, coritract-
ors on the Iowa Central Railroad in
this County, inform US that they will,
within ten daysn savessyenty-five men
at work on their Tine, and that they
intend to have all the grading this side
gofthe Black, Hawk completed by the
18th of June. The Board of Directors,
who meet at Oskaloosa next, Tuesday,
will in all probability complete the con-
tracts in Black Hawk and Tama Coun-
ties, as 1T is the settled determination of
the Company to have the grading be-
tween Cedar Falls and Toledo complet-
ed before another Winter Most of
the bridge timber has been gotten out
and taken on the ground during the
past Winter, and all the bridges will prob
ably be built during the present season,
and thus the line from here to Toledo,
where connection is made with the
Chicago North Western road, be ready
for tying, receiving the iron, and being
put in operation in the Spring and
Summer of eighteen hundred sixty
seven. The Iowa Central is all right.
In q year and six months from this
time, if not before, we expect to have
the qualification of q ride over the Iowa
Central Railroad from Cedar Falls to
Toledo. - nS. ~ 10 80 *..ut
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

bog Hazlett & Co. close up business
at Cedar Falls May l. For the next
week, and no, longer, they will sell
heavy yard wide sheetings ut Csc; good
yard wide sheetings at % and % cents ;
nice yard wide bleached m uslin at only
25 cents; all Of the very best prints ut
Is cents; all of their beautiful new de-
LANES at % cents. All kinds of goods
will be sold at less price than you can
get them at any other store. Remem-
Der for only one week. Call and exam
inc. p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

MAJ Hazlett & Co. intend closing up
business May lst. All those who want
cheap goods had better 60 at once to
Hazlett 4 Co.'s and get them. They
have just received lot of new Spring
styles which they are selling at cost to
close the lot. Go aud see them if you
want bargains. LII ~-+'s SO III
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Beg Fur Hoods and Caps, the cheap
est and best, at Aliens. 34-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Before iSttpper.--JoNEs--" Miss Lavi-
mia, won't you now favor us with
song ?" .a4l' off M, asa5s sas..g erl
Miss LAvINIA-"Pray excuse me-
With my cold I'm very much troubled
to make full tones" .aE@ EnR"9.o aa."5
After Supper.-JoNEs-" Now, Miss
Lavina, you will surely sing little for
us?" '," 1t'" '4. $50 aSA
Miss LAvINIA-" Why, I couldn't
sing right after supper, Of course, Mr..
Jones!"
JONES (who sat opposite Miss Lavi-
MIA at table," Bless your soul, your
voice wouldn't sound hollow now!"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Hsy" Call and see those Break fast and
Worsted Shawls, at Aliens. 34.tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Dsy We notice an arrival of Schuttler
Wagons, Just received and for sale by
He. Hunt. These wagons have earn
ed worldwide reputation, and any
one wishing to purchase can do no bet
ter than give Mr.. Hunt an early call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

n6r Call and see the biggest Stock of
goods ever offered in Cedar Falls, ut
Aliens r. -.a.. ,...... 34-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

The ,School.-The Spring term of the
Public School commenced last Monday,
with an attendance of over five hund-
red pupils. There are over two humid
red in the lower grade primary depart
ment. The basement is being finished
off, and will be ready for use in about
two weeks. Miss Waterman and Miss
Bowman are new teachers in the school !;
another teacher will be engaged by the
time the lower rooms are ready. r,ft-r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

,py Gooscberries. A large lot of fine
roots of Houghton Seeding Gooseber-
ries for sale. Inquire of Peter Melendy
or Fred Spar. 40 .s... .. Az ~ "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

DR.. TalbOtt,s Pills Composed OF highly con.
centaed extracts from roots and herbs of the highest
medicinal value nAlble In the cure of all diseases OF
the Liver or any arrangement Of the Digestive Organs
They remove all Impurities Of the Blood and are une.
qualed in the cure Of Diarrh9a Jaundlce Dyspepsia,
ache. Piles Mercurai Diseases and Hereditary liumors
Dose, for adults pill In the morning. children half
pill. From one 10 three pills will ordinary cases.
aud from to three boxes will any durable case
Of no matter how long standing, Price per box
Trade supplied or sent by malt. I'd. f''' = ~ ~ aa
v.M0Tr Talbot, NJ. D. AGO.
.EH Eu 81 fulton street, New York.
6.ISly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20
Spetial alotites.
Business Education for Disabled sold

Business EducatiOn for Disabled sold
g. iers.
Extraordinary inducements offered to disabled Union
Soldiers, who desire to obtain thorough commercial
education at Bryant, strstton 4 Merrirs Commercial
College, Davenport. Always go to the best. Send for
Circular. lily
The Masoni& I1afnlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles adapted sacred and secular u-
sic, for $50 to 5000 EACH FIFTY ONE Coin or
SILVER MEDALS, or other nrst premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
4 HAMLIN, Bosros, or MASON BROTHERS, NKw
YORK. ..'.~ 's.'-.. 24.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

bg- The best and largest stock of
Crockery is to be found at Aliens. If
----44r--~eN-H "aH
DsS" Cheapest Groceries at Aliens.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-04-20

Cypress Messengers. friend Hank
Wright has left the Fort Dodge route,
and to-day commenced running as Mes
senger on Cawlcy's train, between Du-
buque and Iowa Falls. The place he
vacates is taken by John Watson, late
Messenger on the route between Boons-
boro and Sioux City. The place left by
Mfr. Watson is filled by Geo. Il. Stearns.
These are all Cedar Falls men. Mr..
Wright supersedes Mr.. Robert Turner,
who has been running on the road since
last December y ers prr s-r s7