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last HORSES FOR SALE.

gentsman having further for fast Offers
for sale A. hne lot OF Trotng Horses New York
Among them ara the celebrated team Of black known
~ the Patterson Team They considered the fastest
match team in the world They ottsd together 70
half mile in llli<-
No l. LADY Fila one Of the Patterson Team; dam In
dian Queen an Abdalah Flying Cloud lok hands
high, II years old: tr0t In 290
No. = LADY BELLE mate TO Lady Ella; dam the rark
mare Abdaah sire Ethan Aleni years old can ro IN
No. 5 BLACK Marc LADY WILKES; dam star mare
sired y George Wilkes old and one o. ne nness
ana pest young In the county, lo hanos nn can
rot double 10 2:40 and bettcr than 2S5 single
No g. Sorre Mare SUn; dam Fanny fern Rrandam Or
ma. ys.rs old l5k hands hish very promising young
together In 2:46 can beat 1:l0 single.
No Kentucky bred Gray Horse. BY Plo; years old
15 hands high one the mont promising young horses
New York. fne appsarance good gait and rnproyng all the
0mo: tx0t In 311 AL OF the above horses are
sound and kfnd In every way.
They win bs sold At auction q the Fashion Track Angus.
previous Of SALE For further information address
box A1OA New York city
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DLANs AND DEsI0Rs
: xxw' 'Vs VcsA1rrroL
At ALBANY
srsrs ov Nrv yomE.
ory,cr ov TEE HEv cArIroL Cosrrssiossssu
AInAsv, July IA laA y
Arch,ee: srs INFORMED that plan: snd design. for New
her oce. until the 3&h day of November
printed Of inssrctIona and detafs of
pr~nums onerrd will b. furnished q the u tns Co
mssioners. apple stiou - person or b. posN
HAMILTON UARHIn Albany.
JOHN v. u. pRuYN, Albany,
o. 3. LATHAM. sensca Falls
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ExPREssE

a -sUnSHAns vuRxrruRE MOVING ssrABLrsH.
a nen1 o(Hos lB wes lth o.. near ~ Furnitnrs
haniss Rcyed, city conatry yuruisurs psansfersss
oosks1 cd sADpeA rurnitsrs stsvsl
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nYIJgprYUL SUMNER yxrrn loss
~ SsOn JEHsgf cry ND sEw ioHs fgTr
yorr LEE. BULLS rEasy AsD rfs~.sr ~.

rKAsD SUNDAY grrrEsios -AnorsD rrArys
~ IA.ns ss..t,ai h"yRsn , sa $780, 1890 80
i2SiDx n sssrsssa. c.y.n, .Ai nsks - ssssrss.~
synws1 aisa~r tsn1 tprhing 81 k~yp<rt snf sfpyn4
Isxsship ~ ssssy na.t. - msna.y. Jmly ~ lsAA wn
ksss erssr~ sfsst ., ~ sssss vsss .ip - rsiies
nr's,syasr surss - ~ ssd iairsy foars street ~
r.rs ~. ss<sfson g< gmnsass 80 i.fr o. s>es
~ nsss -fn .eonp@sy No ssssrs~s hsifssAns~sw v
- ksf e~sf
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTW1SE STEAmsHIPs.
DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMrASy's
L rp TnhcsGH csGirdhSI.. IhnSfI
Carving United sia,~s mail,
pier a. North river foot of Canal street. al
y uss sssss sgss Il or Captain Gray connecting
"s aa 9oIPEs kn s'.,s e.s Ssay connecting with
ooSsTiTGTSS; GsP,.,. Ts-n,Ser,s.
ing s WIN doLbkS CRY, captain wan q. 80 -
sa,h % = os ass so. r.sss sns M
LET and h for Central American ports and those Of st
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
for pss.Ass tickets and s further information amply
ne ono on the wharf, foo o. s'na ,ns .rsss scrsh river
uAvANA srzAL AND VERA cRrz.-AnERIcAx
n sDs s.,.r ss 80. Jass p..tss .ss
20 s.y E sa % sssy e. ss
''' '''sA ciIss RI < 'TI2iTs.v. As,s. Broadway.
ne syori.. sid..s-sI steamship coLynsrA, D .
issiiy . o'eiosi. fiom per 20. : so!.s r.sr.1 -
Aa,s tssh. 4. ssI;ss !, .ssS
Toe NEW onIEAxs DIEEcT,
u; s; - ;s r.: J: 1.ss. .:s | S.;ss e
unsurpassed ''''a~'S''s''b b.'SsSc'sswxIaa co.
r,oR NEW ORLEANS DrRycr-rHE NEW YORK
Man ssesnship Coapsny's ssssmsbip MARiPosA vii
leave On Saturday July - q ~ -. fron The oempsnLs
s sssSssss = sss s1s. " 10 % s.rs., sssst WY 'A
UroR NEW oRLEAEs DIREcr--.AruRDAy. JULY =
S''' '.s'ss l. % roxss ssSI'e Co.. iss w::s ..r,.s
4 rrANTrc COAST NAIL srxAusHiP LINES
"A 0AvANxAff. Thursday, cabin oO secsnd oi0
S:sEszss ::;s:s:y s:.s.s:y ::s.: s:ss q :::s sss
ssr fr:igss. ys,;sEoo syyys Co. y. ~.vw,. A..
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vss on sssssssy. July ~ 81 seiesk r T. prscssiS sw
Tes freight pasass having sspsssss ssso~~sssussa
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rSoR OALvRxTox. TExAa-TExAs LINE or
in st~asssAipa ne ss~smskiP ARfADpE. a. b Cvsrr
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CLOTHINc.

-~~~.->.~-.~@~--~y4~.s.s
A % EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
"A L. CAaflBERG pays the highest Brusdyay prices fof
upon by MRS. Csshberx
(yHEAP CLoTHING-cHBAP cLOrHrN0--JUsT m
~ ceved Hrss lot Of anredeemed pledesa ccmprssIns
Yrock Costs Husne~s Coats casamrry fsnts ana vesfs
1rxs cisss make; eie suA 0Eo Lkv1k tU Droo0s
street, corner cf CROSBY.
Z ADTEs AND oExrLEwES CAN OBTAIN ruE Ur.
- most value for OF wearing Appsr~i Furnlture.
Carpets Ae. by calling OF addressing w. RosEHrHAL
- bcws Opposite Grcs, Jo0ss srssi Ladiss attended
W By Mrs RoseothAl
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NEW PUnI.ICATIONs.

"A PHYsroLoGICAL VIEW or nARRiAaE-cox.
"A tanning nearly 0 psfss ana lso nne plates and
kUavnHs ~ ts human ornans
eath and dtssas. with ueass sasiy error, ~ dsplo
tAbls consequences upon tho mind aLd boly. vsh the
uthors plan OF trcstenhe only rational and
ode of cure, shown BY the report Of tested
kruihfu the married and hos contemplating
srraes would know their physicai eendsuos senS
erse posARa address, reoelpt of
Epossal sursnsy. Address DR. L. crstz. nsidss
hI6asy. H. Y.
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CRoToS AQuEDUcr DEPARTMENT. ENGrSEERs
~ Once, New York, July n.

CRoTOS AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT., ENGINEERs
~ onice, New York, July n.
PoSrPONEMBNT.
NOTICE TO TliE PUBLIC.
The Senate Of the STATE Of New York. the Dt OF Apr
last adopted the following rcsolutiou
Resovcd That select committee Of three be appointed TO
st during the with the Mayor n Now Yor the
Engineer and the Engineer Of The crotcn Board TO
and 10 the Senate the advantageous and
proper route or routes for railway railways suited 10 the
rapid transportation Of from the upper the
lower portion Of the city Of New York having 10 View the
practical benefit and safety the public and
routeA
The following the members OF the commission
Senator George n. Andrews.
Senate. Henry X. Low
Senator Charles O. Cornell
State Engineer J. r. Goodseil.
Mayor John r. hoffman.
Engineer Alfred w. Craven.
AZ meetings Of the hoard held May ~ and June Il
resolved that parties interested be
invited 10 submit plans and specifications upon the subject
embraced In the above resolution 10 addrrsscd o the
Commission Railroads at the once Of the
Commissioner Of Broadway ard Park place the
city Of New York. before Tuesday the ii day of Al
gust next.
The COMMITTEE deem desirable that the plans should
GFOKGE H. ANDREws Chairman
A. W. CnAvKx, Secretary.
The time for the reception of plans extended the Let
day Of October. BY order Of the Committee.
A. W. CRAVEN. Secretary.
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To cn.srtaa-fI.Anrs n-..soIL ArvLr ~
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PROPOsALs.

CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ NKw YoRE, July 20. 1885,
TO BUILDERS.
Sealed propcsals endorsed for building Dwelling House
In the Central Park the receiving reservoirs Together
with the of the bidder and date OF It's Offering viii be
received at this oce until O'Clock of Tuesday the 3
day Of July 1865 which time they will be publicly opened;
furnishing the materials and building dwelling house
in the Central Park. the receiving rescrvors The
amount OF secutr required will be Eve thousand doars
Plans and organizations be application 70 the
chief engineer ~ this occ where blank forms Of bids
also bc obtained - -
THOMAS STEPHENS. Cro,on
ROBERT l.. pARRAGH, .Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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i ia sD.nss tnsrws ylssA~r Asvfy " rt~IrCueH
GArKlsos CO.. - vsss sys-a
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CuxDsy grcrx.ios 10 Agfrosr. = y.--srgAs.
- o. klisaN CHOW. cttssis f<peS<r~sf ~sn -sAs ~
ssesrss1 gsJp>- % s.s4ss. t.ly n. - i~<Fas ss
feilo-s IN $50 -, fe haxAth ~r~<s. Ais.
gs~s an eseacrs srtalmox k4ss KsrVsgs l2ngss.s
a. r.bss hosssin~, rs..sssAs a.s AnsoJ sssh .Ay
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rO CONTRACTORs.-NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i that IN pur.uance q an ordinance of the Common
Council vorded ss foil,vs 70 witt
ape II ordained by The Mayor Aldsrmsn and Commonalsy
Of city New Yors IN Common Council convened thai
the Sichoscn pavement hs srpsnss 70 b borns ~ sAs
Sssisd propos4l. w b. received a shs once ussn II
O'Clock OF Tuesday August l0es for the cosssrue
Zach proposal nusi ndorsd with ths title of the work.
The a the bde and the date Of the Offering A.ouss
sadsrs v s,s- price per square yard for the psvsusa,
s2sns forms for lbs b Obtained IRIS oMss
THOMAS GTEPHENB. Cream
ROBT. u. DARRA0n, iAque1uo
A. W. CRAVEN. Hoar1
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OFrTCE CROroN AQUEDrcT BOARD, JULY ls 1886.
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposais indorsed Proposals for bung sone
house and boiler house It'd
the gh Bride tosssher with the II the bidder
and date Of its ofeng, win BE- received this occ untn
II O'Clock a. NJ OF Friday, the 81 day of August 1874
which time they win be publicly opened for furnishing the
engine house and boiler house 7sd
street, near the Ugh BSidgc.
Plans and spec1hcations and sn information can be Oh
tsned application 70 the engineers oce High Bridge
where blank Forms Of bids no be obtained The
Of security required Win be e3S0p,
THOMAS sTEPHENs, Crosoa
ROBERT L. pARRA6H, ,Aquednct
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
JACKSON, HOOD AND SHERIDAN.

Jackson, according to Lees account, gained for
him Charlottesville, one Of the most decisive vic
tories of the distinguished warrior
"llood in the lead of his Texans" from Jack
sons official report gained the first great victory
for Lee over Mcclellan, at Gaines Mill; and, ac-
c0rding to Longstreets and Bragg's record, he, al
the head of his corps, struck the blow that gained
Chickamauga.
Longsrcet, Immediately after this battle, urged
his promotion, saying after ga ming the victory he
had the misfortune to lose a limb.
Sheridan according to Gen. Grants record, dealt
the blow that secured 'or him the victory at Pc.
tersburg, resulting in the surrender of Lee.
Jackson's campaign in the Valley of Virginia
will be Of the brightest roses in military his
tory.
Hoods defense of Atlanta, and his Tennessee
campaign, when they are understood, and it Is
known with what small, dspiritcd force he had
to work, will rank with any operations Of the
war. This campaign was made as the last hope Of
success in the West
jackson fell at Charlottesville, the proudest field
of his life, amid the brightest hopes of the Con
fedctacy. With $4,000 men he dealt the blow
that achieved this mighty victory.
Hoods last fight under Lee was at Gettysburg
the next great battle after Chanceorsville and the
first check of that able military chief Here Hood
received his first severe wound, and that stubborn
old fighter Longs,rect, then said, and also after the
battle "lIad Hood been SO fortunate as to escape
unhurt, Round Top Mountain would have beer
carried, and that would have secured victory to thu
Confederates."
Sheridan's operations in the Valley of Virgins
and around Petersburg distinguished him as th'
bold dashing mover Of the United States army
and the achievements of Jackson, Hood and Sheri
dan, as military men, will occupy conspcuou
page in history.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

IMPORTANT OnDER FRox GrS, TnsoNAs-We pub
lsh the following order, To whRA we call attention.
as it seems to he very singular one, in view Of
the fact of the U. S. pistrie, Court being in force
our Siatei
IlkADer AEfnRs NH DIV. or TrSsnssEr, Nash
vile, Tenn, Feb al, l866.-- Geneyal Orders. No.
e.--fhe officers VI tho Treasury Department Of tho
United States charged with the collection of Direct
Taxes and Internal Revenues in tho several States
composing this Military Division. having been, by
reason oi the refusal OF certain individuals 10 cancel
their Just Indebtedness Ia the Government repeat
edly compelled to invoke the aid aud assistance Of
military authority in the full performance of their
duties, II is hereby ordered that hereafter any
and all persons negeoting or refusing to pay to the
proper officers suoh just dues herein specihe
shall he liable to arrest and trial bfaro Military
Commission.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Thomas.
WM. u. WHlpPLg
Assistant Aduiant Gcuerf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

WHISKY AND NEwspArERs.-A exchange pa
per, in discussing the relative merits and estimated
value of these two articles, says: "A glass of
whisky is manufactured from perhaps dozen
grains of corn the value of which Is too small to
he estimated. A glass of this mixture sells for
dime, and if of good brand, is considered well
worth the money. 1t is drank in minute or two.
1t fires the brain, sbarpens the appetite, derangcs
and weakens this physical system. On the same
sideboard on which the deeterous beverage is
served lies a newspaper. 1t is covered with half
million of types--t brings intelligence from the
four quarters of the globe. The newspaper costs
less than the glass of grog-the juice of few
grains of corn-but It is no less strange than true
that there is large number Of people who think
corn juice cheap and newspapers DEAR
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

The WAY To SELECT FLouR.--First Look TO the
color; if it is not white, with yelowish straw
colored tint, buy it, If it is very white, with "A
blush cast, or with white spacks in it, refuse it
Second, examine its adhesiyeness wet and knead
little of it between your fingers if It works
soft and sticky, it is poor. Third throw little
lump of dry -four against a smooth surface; if it
falls like powder, ii is bad. Fourth squeeze some
of the -four in your hand; if it retains the shape
given by the pressure, that, too, is good sign
Flour that win stand all these tests il is safe tC
buy. These modes are given by old -four dealers
and they pertain to matter that concerns every.
body--the staff of life.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

BsaS- A correspondent of the London Times, wri-
ting from Athens, Greece, announces that new
island began to rise above tho level of the sea in
the bay of Thera (Santorin,) In tho Grecian Ar
chipeago, on the 4th Of February, and in five days
it attained the height of from one hundred and
thirty feet to ono hundred and fifty feet with a
length of upwards of three hundred and fifty feet,
II continues 10 Increase, aud consists of rasty
black metallic lava, very heavy, and resembling
hali-Smelted seoria which has boiled up from a fur
mace. 1t contains many small whi,ish semi-lrans-
parent particles disseminated through the mass like
lLlnrlL a Gl.nnr
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

Rssy~ About the only person we ever heard Of
that was not spoiled by being liouilci, was Jew
named Daniel
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23

D<1~ A sleepy church-warden, who sometimes
engages in popular games, hearing the minister
use the words "shuile off this mortal coil started
up, rubbed his eyes and exclaimed, STOP stopl
It's my deal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
DIR. BIGELOW.

nR. BlGELOw 10 THE ONLY PHYSICIAN.
~ Specialist, now In Chicago that be entirely
relied upon. Go TO and not suffer that horrible
dsrase to remain In your system dishfurng your face
and body besides destroying happiness and future
NER )CS DEBILITY his study for the last twenty
years. and Il therefore the person whom AZ smctsd
should consult. No heard Of patient Of hsnot
being cured since he has been In the city. Ills reputa.
ton has vouchers In all the city papers, his patients and
the medical profession both here and abroad being
the most skillfu specialist and thorough master
Of all sexual diseases II an others fall, don't despair,
give him call II 10 only common occurrence with
him to cure such His separate for Ia
dies and gentlemen and the most complete In the city.
YouYG Mrs. TAKE PAErIcrLAR NOTICE. Dr. BiReiow
much ri his time TO the treatment Of those cases
cAnsed BY habit which ruins both body and mind.
uniting the unfortunate Individual for either business
society The sad effect Of these early habits, or the
cess % ripper years. TO wsAken and debfate the con-
ttuion destroy the physical and mental powers dinin
sh and eneebie the natural feelings, and exhaust the
vital energies Of manhood the pleasures OF life
red the Object Of marriage frustrated and existence IT,
sef rendered term OF unceasing misery and regret
such persons especially those contemplating marriage,
should lose time In making immediate application, AZ
Dr. by his treatment, 10 enabled TO insure SAFE
speedy and permanent cure.
Consultations free and confidential Cree 1I9 South
Clark street. corner Of Monroe. hall block from tbs
past.ofbce. Post-ohcs box l5a, Chicis 90, H. once
hours from 8 A. N. to SPIN
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
wHUxK Es.s! wH1sKERS!

DO YOU want Whiskers or Noestachrs? Our Grecian
Compound win force them to grow on the smoothsst face
chin. mr. hair on bald heads. In Six Weeks Price
800 Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed on receipt
Of price. Address. .
! Tfy wARNER &C.. scx lss, Br.ok,yn Wy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16

The government Is designed to promote the prosperity
and happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
will commend itsefto every well disposed mind and
ceive the cordial support Of every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline partially is studously
avoided. All are furnished with stove. chairs,
bedstead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts, sheets. and pillow slips Ladies are
to furnish all their bedding they generally prefer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16

All from the bes. OF material be fund H. the country
~ We claim I. to he the Rest and Cheapest Cellar in
| the World
| FIELD, PALMER LETTER, Chicago. ILL.,.
Sole Agents for the States o! Illinois, Michigan, Wis
| cons'n, Iowa and Minnesota
! MASTERS COILS. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sole Agents for the States of Ohio, Indiana X nucky
and Tennessee. 433m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16

400 MoNrH.- , aisy' s., , ~,
o. T. GAREY, City Buildag. Bddsord. Me. Ally
~AnDENEITY PLOWs " ARRANTED IN
SJsrrfr s~',..S frr sslehy gsv~E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
AGENTS WANTED
HEADLY,S HISTORY
OF THE
G r = AT RE ELTON,

THE GREAT REBELLION STANDS OFT PECC-
Il liar and extraordinary in human events; aud the
magnificent scale upon which the has been conduct.
ed consti.ue il Of the grsndcst and most brilliant
chapters Of the worlds history.
Mr.. eadey. of all writers, is perhaps best qualified
to portray the sfupendons features Of The mighty contest.
His previous works on less mnnentous themes have pac
ell him In The frs. position, graphic and powerful
deneatnr OF war scenes and characters and the mHgn-
tude md grandeur Of the present subject Impaired TO
his pen the Are vyor OF yet exalted inspira-
tion and furnish ample scope the highest exhibition
of his peculiar genius for military description IND .r
his full pen the stirring of the War pass
review with the viydness and disncrivcness of pres
ent and living reality while his great talent for condo
sention enables him 20 emboiy everything Of importance
n compass just suited 70 the public want From no
other source can clear and comprehensive an i'm
press Of the grand march of he obtained 50 easi
ly and agreeably. as from Mr. HeadleyE work.
The Second VolIue completing this y ork, Ialso com
plee in volume viii he issued In March, 1866
Agents wanted 20 engsse in its sale In every IN the
United States Its rapid and uuiarael sale holds
industrious and perseveriEg the salts
factory Inducements, and guarantees 10 them larger
profits than they can obtain from sny>other book
from almost scy other Employment.
Agents now IN the field meeting with astonishing
f.ccSss
R. TREAT
III p rl--f . rtic.xo. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
al 200 PEn YEAR! WE WANT

$500 PEN RE cr xEss +, . WI o %AS M.
proved f2s Sewing Machine. fsTee kinds. In
der and upper feed Warranted Eve Above sal
airy or large commission paid. The only machines sold
In United States for lees than so. which fHy n.
csass3 hy Hp,cs, Wheeler r Wilson. Grnrsr Baker.
singer & On and B',ciabf"r an 9TH cheap a.
chimes jafrin9snents and tn. FsIsr H.
able to arrsSk. fae. and inprisann,ant circuars
free. Address, or cal! upon Shaw Clark. Bidd~iord,
Hlfn. 4i.Iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
ID ESIDENCES FOR SALE

FUyEJE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE RES.
iaence In the south invest part flown, known Ms the
Darius Allen place There two lots, well fenced
good new barn. and comfnr'ab house i'm good repair
Also new bri * house and sixteen Of land us,
over Dry Run the cas-. side of the Waterloo road
ENQUIRE of GEO d. WILCOX
Or, JOINS H. BRevs
Geda: Pals Sept itth, isv: S5s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-16
HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER,

As the name indicates, not only REyFws
the growth of the hair when thin and falling
eff, bu> positively reneps the color to rs
original Made when it is turning grg or
white, whelNer caused by disease, ief or
old age.
1t will certain " do what is Claimed for it,
fact to which hundreds, Wy thousands,
who have used it, Ne ready and willing to
testify. Where one w. is fairly used, in
any community, itsNeputation spreads
like wild FIRE." an IN the best advertise
ment and recou|G endal on we desire. In
the Eastern sts|es, whe, he "RENEwER"
originated, Ge young laa ss use it as =
lair dressing: it Is founN on the toilet
.ables ogoung men, (also at\ tcir barbers),
while elder men and women tho desire a
R.nter and Restorative for theiN grey locks
alH bald heads will not be wNout this
sfticle, which gives in every instance, en-
urc satisfaction.
CAUTION.
Don't let any druggist or iealer urge upon You
different article there is preparation In he world
EKo this Beware Of any article purportng to be tho
same.
Try HALLS HAIR RENEW ER according TO Direo-
lions, and you will usc no other.
II not sold Mt druggists in your town. trial bottle
will bs sent ycu bv express upon receipt ofone dollar
by mail. thus giving You an opportunity at once Of
testing its excellent qualities.
Orders for trid tott,es must be addressed to
G. A. COOK. Chicago.
Gsn'I agent for Northwestern States.
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Sold at WHOLESALE, in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH
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