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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
County Advertisements.

N
IL ANiN0 taken charge ~ the business for
II mcriy conducted by my mother, I am now
Offering TO tho public y line assortment Of
Goods, just purchased In the city Of New York.
culnIrising FRENCH, ENGLISH A COBuRG
MERlNOs; . fine assortment 81 Black Alpacas
aud Alpaca Lustres all wool Mouslin Dciaincs,
C1licps. 4c.
MANCHESTER GiEGHANs.
Opera flannels. flanncls. Canton Flannel,
Linen Diaper Table Cloths,
Napkins, Towels. Shifting Linens
Mid q fine Stock Il
NJ L slim
Also. Cloths. Cassimcrs. CIuakinrs rull Lin.
scys, Crapc, Gloves. Hosiery. Yntns. 1c.
4 iinc assortment Of aLDATA WARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. &C.
~ low p'iccs.
Boots. Shoes. Hat. Caps, lIarlwarc. Quccns.
ware Crockcrywefc, aud sioncwafr.
Always on hand. GROCERIES Of The best
quality. Teas. &c..
Believing that I can give ~ rond bargains rs
eau be gotten ia tie city. respectfully solicit
a liberal share 81 pair"nurc.
WILLIAM $. siEALEY.
Oct. -. 'Gi.--,f
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN e. YoE.
FAN lily GERS.
ASp rENLrHs ~


Al Martin 4 Halct,e's Old sisnd.
s. baltimore street. near Holiday. Baltimore
HAvE constantly IN hand large aud well
Ii selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
80 consisting ia part Of , ESH
e. TEAS. tgrcen aud black. Ut va - ~
rious prices ani flavor. Coilecs- AsuAuaI
Mocha, Java, LaguayFa. Maracnibn and Hlo :
sUGAkS-New orleans. Crushed. Powdered.
Loaf Granulated. a. yellow aud Clarified l,al.
ian Maecaroni and Vermacclii: C,oter's A
coS's Refined Gelatine; Fresh saisd and Olive
oils; Cheese-English Dairy; Pine Applc and
sap Sage; Sardine~; French and spanish 'ol
ives; I'm gli-h and American pickies--0erkins.
mixed. Chow Chow. ficcailii. Cauliiower. Wal
nuts and Onions; saurcs-iohn Bull. Harvey.
Reading. soho. Mushroom ami worco-tor.hirc
BRASDIES-Jas. Hennc-y a Cu..vtniage 90.
oiard, Dupuy 60. isfd. Native CatavLa R.r
dean. Rochelle aud other brands: Fine old
wiNES-Iondon Dock Port. Sherry. Ma.ieirn.
Lisbon. Sweet Moselie aud Champagne: Wits
KIEs-scotch. old Rye. Calhoun. Old Ramp
and Bourbon. some very old and fine; Pure
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits. &c. 4r Imported
and Domestic segars and Tobacco. al Il which
they will sell 1T reasonable yrie,s. and respect
fully solicit call. june %. isGe.-lv
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ma SWEETS
lMFALLlBLE IMMINENT,

-
cnt-T. NAFKALgfA. IrMBAGO.
srlff NGC Avn JOINTS. srRAtNs.
hRris kes eti IA, 49, Nc, Sc; riLss HEAD
NeRrOlS IsORnERs,
III oil Of whlrh II ia spredy and certain
- f"meiy. AMI mover fails. This Linimcnt
- prepared if"tu the recipe OF DR.. Stephen
Sweet, 81 f"nneeticut the famous bone setter
aud has be'n used in his practice Tor more than
TWEEN! !rnr' with the niost Astonishing sue
Gers
As M ALLEviATO, OF FAM. ii isunri.
vailed by any prelmriii, hcicrc tho public. Of
which the m"s' skcr,iral may be- convinced by
u singl. trial.
The Ihaimrn' will cure rapidly and radical.
ly. Rheumatic Disorders II every kind, and In
thousands 81 classes where u has lcou used n
has never been known o. fail
FOR NEVRAlHiA u will afford immediate
, relief az every case however distressing.
" VIII relieve th" worst Eases ct HEADACHE
IN thrr. minutes, ani i wa-rnn,.,l ta do H.
T"lrlA'liE nlso Il VII rnre instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY ANnGENEgAL.
LAs>iIV ph arising ir"m impridrucc ~ yrcss
TIM i.mm.nl j. mo-, happy nni rniailing
r"meiy. Acting directly upon the neryou. tie
sues. 70 strengthens and rcvivifcs the svs,cn.
and f"-i"Trs ~ o. elasticity ard vi .nr
/ FOR IiLEs.-As an external remedy, we
! clain that % y The hfV known. aud We cha!.
lcnsr ,h" world 6" produce nn equal Every
/ victim oi this di-ttrssin. complaint shouid civ,
IL trial. i,r IL will mt TAIL To- afford in,n,,.,ii
ate relief AMI IN a majority Of ease. will cifsci
! a radical cure.
! QriSSY ANp SORE THROAT are sn,n,t.mc.
extremely malignant and dangerous. In, !,
timely application Of this Linimcnt will ncyr,
! fail ~ cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate. ~ /
/ enlargement of the Joints l. iinhi, t. occur 4
neglected. The wort case NAV he conaue,cI
| by this Liuimcnt ia two or three DAYS
BRUISES. CUTS. WOUNDS. SORES. IL.
GERS. BURNS AND srALps, Weld rendilv 4.
the wonderful hchiin prupcr,ic, e pr. Sweet,
lniallihle Imminent. When used according Z,
I directions Also. chilblains. Frosted Fcot. am
/ Insect b.i~s and Siincs
EVERY HORSE OWNER
.holli have i.rcmcdv ~ hand. c,r IL ti,n,l,
~" 40 the fret sriisa -Nirs 81 Iarnrue.s N IL
riicctually prevent th"se formidable disease.
e. which all horses afc liable. ami which rem
der - many oiherWi-c valuable hsr-cs ucarI,
worthless.
over four hunirsl voluntary ie.tinonials 1.
! the wonderful curative pf,frrtic. of thi. Lini
inen; have becn received within the last ~.
years aha many ~ 'hr,n from persons in III,
b she-t ranks 81 life
Caution.
I" avn.l. ,mros sion. observe the sirnatur,
ani LS"n"s. "g D.. stephen swec, on ever,
label ant s'sn " stephen sweet. insailihlr In
. im"ui. blown ia tine g.as- ~ each bottle with
"ut "hlcg hone are ccup,n".
RICHARDSON & 90.
S''r Frnrrretess Norwich. -
Z. LEW.S DUNLAP Wholesale Agent.
No. -. W. BALTIMORE a.. Baltimore.
Jan. .t--lm.
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RHEUMATISM.

Persons afflicted with this Disease. 10 matter
u how long staining. can ia promptly and e.
f"rtusiiy cgrei by "a. o ihi- Nix'l-c. Their
. nothing N the world sure ard 80 -,sd o.
take away bad Corn. and cure Fros, Bite.. a..
This Preparation. Try ~ and satisfy your
selves. Price 81 and - Ct. bottle.
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save your Hogs, Horses aud Cattle from
Disease hN the lee OF

A SAFE. SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
N Coughs. Colis. nis;empcr. iicaves. Hide
bound. Co.tivrur-s. Worms. a.. Ia Norsss. i.n.'
NJ Cud and BLACK Tongue. a.. IN Cattle. aud
also a sure preventative = ll'- Cholera.
IA SrhE 10 ASA ron NroNERgAKgR'S
hcRSE AM cITTkE FoWpEPS,
A. they are superior 90 AZ otheF. Nov m use.
being a nlvst powerful Tvllc. BY Whirh the IN.
inaF. blood AMI system ar- c.ran-cd. aEd pre-.
venting eli di,eas,s incident e. Horses. Hog.
and Cattle.
They are becoming ihf most popular remedy
now offered 70 TIE ruhlic. No powders ever
sold has given sgch suiversai - iis;act,on. sni
acquired - great celebrity ~ she same time -
AZ an evidence u their superiority over all 9th.
ers. the proprietor warrants them A. such. or
the money refunded. only Try them aud be
convinced of their srrat qualities.
Price Is ccuts g Package. ~ ave Paeaa .-s
for one dollar.
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The Great External Remedy.
STONEBIgAhER'S
Nerve and Bone Linimont

VNuE greatest ex-,ruA! remedy known ~
III Rhe4niatisrf. spfairs sVrilr.l = nts. sore
Throat. Frosted Fee' F.i.o- Tcifs- Fresh snd
Old Wounds. IaraA Miami =. = en- ~ fhe Liiuh-
AMI Back. sv-eny 90 Mas 90 Beas'. Saddle o.
Collar Calls. Scratche. ga X '-ses aud al iissa-
ses requiring an external remedy. All WIS
know and have asei S;ouetrakcrs Linlmel'
will testify that 10 +. tie most powerful cvic-
nal remedy ever n't-st - the public. and that
% has gwen pofiect sails sc.tou whereve- % ha.
been introduced 'akil; ;hc pace 20 ail 9th
eFs Tbs = strong IS leIce ef .'s great IoR
er in removing Reformation aul al, Paine.
Swellings. 4c &c. he'h = Man or B~asi. y
Liniment has ~ been made - sglsi j.. i
only needs trial y prove 80 greet y.rtues.-
Every bottle warranted. - The money refunded
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late Of Calvert and Pleasant strocts.j
HAVING taken that new an. cominolious
1lstorc, at he Aead ef Redmond luarkef. cor
Hsr " Hsi1ise asd Garfea sfrcefs. Baltsmore. ia
forms his old friends ani customers. and tn.
public IN general. that i,s has constantly on
hand WINES AND LiQuOi,S, IN wood and
glass, for medicinal and either purposes: supe-
rior sugar-cursd HAMS; the choicest brands
Of FAMILY FLOUR; Imperial. GunIowscr.
Young Tyson. and Black Ieas Java. l.aguIra
and Rio Coffee loaf. crushed. PulvcrKcd. clari.
fed aud brown sugar Broina, Cocoa. Chose.
late. Farina. Rice Flour. Sage. Yeast Powders.
sardines. Sauces. Pickles Extracts. salad oil.
Cologne, Toilet Powder. Pure spices. Figs. Raj
sins, Almonds, Pecan Nuts. Crackers. cheese.
tne and coarse salt. Table and Dairy ,io.. svr
ups. New Orleans aud Sugar House M.lssse-
Kerosene. ETHEREAL and Lard oil. Tobacco aud
Segar.. Dupont's Superior Canister Powder
Shot. Gun Csr-. 1e.. for sale 81 moderate ;,f,rcs
and would FesPeciially solicit a call by those
visiting the city. who will find u a. their al
vantage as ~ convenience. qualities aud prices
All artielss purchased DELIVERED free Al Cal.
vert ssasieh. Or 70 any other place IN the city.
10 required.
June ~, issS.-tf JOHN c. PITT.
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WIN. Il. READS,

WIZ. Il. READS
IaI BALTIMORE STREET.
4 Ii1 DALftHoBE STREET.
loss DOOR usi"a rALsruf.l
rERFUMERY, le clcfIIr
u @AA TOILET ARTICLES.
cEETRALAGEycI'J for EMAIL dc P.tRiS
CANES.
LARGE AsS0nTNExT,
PocKET.KHIvEs.
Pocket. BOOKS AND WALLETS,
LADIES AND GENTS vAilsES.
FdNcr GOODS.
Beet assortment Ia the city.
LUBiSs ExTRAcTs. tall odors.)
FRENCH PERFUMES. iall Makes
SOAPS.
French, Ehglisn and Domestic.
FANS,
Very fne, suitable G,r presents.
colognes. Tooth anil Nail brushes
Pomades, Hair ani Flesh brushes
Bay Rum. i.a,hcr sud shoe brushes
COMBS. DRESSING CASES.
soEodani fnr the Teeth.
Night Blooming ccrcus.
SCOTCH WOOL GOODS.
Every Pattern.
Agency for
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHY.
Agency for
ALL THE PATENT MEDiCiXEs
in demand.
READS Is the place for FINE GOODS. an,
for enoi assortment. Remember the uu,nh,.
LIZ Balt". street. one door from Calvert
| Oct 3i.-tf.
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SCHENCKs MANDRAKR PuIs,

ron LIVER coNPLAIST.
\ SUBSTITUTE ron cALoMEr.
Ifyoar hsucl. arc cs,tivc.
TEy THEN.
ifson have worms.
TRY THEM.
fyanr breath 10 baa.
rRY THEN
ifyou f'ei droWsy,
TRY THEN.
ifyouArc low spirited.
TRY THEM.
II yen have a sIcs headache.
TRY THEM.
n You have taken drop too much.
TAKE FULL DOSE.
They only cost IS crnis a hcx.
TRY THEN
blue mass. and other preparations Of Mercury ae,ual
" proiacc morr suffering and death than the disease
which they profess to cure. And yet this carvosiv
mineral denounced by the aiiopathe doctors, l. pr
scrhe by thrm almost universally In Liver Complaint
Consumption of Lungs. &c.
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FOUTZ's MIXTURE.
The Best Liniment for IAN z, Beast
Now in Use.

IS safe and reliable Remedy - tho cure 81
i Rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affection
spratns, Burns. swelling, snl al Disea-rs o.
curing an application Ga Msn.
On Horses u will never IA! - cure Poll Evl!.
Fistula, Old Running s"r~s. 80 Sweeney. %
properly applied. For spraius Br1i.e-.
Scratches. crooked N9af.. Chafr.. sadll. ~
collar Call. Cuts or wounds. u b. an ln;alliblr
Remedy. Try il. and BE convinced d IL sfi
cacy.
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Agency for
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHY.
Agency for
ALL THE PATENT MEDICINES
in demand.

READS Is the place for FINE GOODS. and
for n good assortment. Remember the uu,n her
LIZ Balto. street. one door from Calvert
Oct Aft
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EoO NJ -
CELEBRATED

$500 NAAAAAA
dcrs. Yellow
Water, Dis
{ e NJ Pc =,
7 on 4 4es,
II . q = . 0,
Slavering,
Coughs Fe-
Nrrs, Loss Of
Appetite aal
Vital Easr-
~. kc
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SnRINEig.S


BAL.SANIC COUGH SYRUP.
Tor Coughs. ODD. Crop. wiosYfa7 c5a,I.
Asthma. Broaeaiis Syi,s,rg Bi.sd
PAN ead Igoakness Of ne
Breas'. DEcui,y u
DreatAias,
sfc. &c.
This Syrup ia purely Idgr'a5ls compound.
u y pleasant o. al and never docs injury .
but. owing 20 ~ purifying quaiitie- mu.t t..
gooi under any circumstance. IT, elect 4,
truly w@ndsrIal-spqih.n'. ere fasag q n,l a.Iav
ing the fn"st vioieS, aC~aahss9 paftgvfuc.
Strengthening and inviggFa'inr the whol- ~.
TEN; calming and soothing tie nerves aii.ns
and facilitating ExTectoratinu. and Dealing the
Diseased Lungs. thus striking az tho root al
Disease, aud driving Il from tho system.
CIR OUP.
No child need die cf Group. IL this Syrup T.
properly used AMI used in time Mothers kav.
ing croapy children should watch the first show
Of the Disease. and always keep this Remedy
At hand.
For Coughs sfer Measo's. this svrnp {. moe,
excellen'. Exprr.enc" has proven that IL j.
eaaalled by no other Preparation.
~ Price 80 Gents per B,iile.
All the above prelarHiions iisr sale BY
Mas. ". A. sliEALEY.
AND RICHARD WILLIS. Druggist.
June -, isd5.-ly. Towsontown. MI.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABEs.-A
few Sahhaths since we were present at
the exercises of Sabbath School, hen
the children were called upon to repeat
texts OF Scripture, proving that Christ
is both God and man. They We're al
lowed to prove both by a single passage
CT to repeat one text proving his hu-
nlanity, and another proving his diyi-
nifty. After a number of appropriate
passages had been cited thegentie voice
of a little girl, apparently not more than
five years OF age, was heard repeating
those striking words: Jesus wcpt )"
-" l and my Father are one"
The most elaborate sermon of the
ahlest theologian could not have made a
deeper impression than did these short
and simple words of Scripture repeat.
Cd hy . little child.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
MORE AwFIrI, THAN THE J,rDc,uEyr

MORE AWFUL THAN THE JUDGMENT.
A celebrated preacher of the seven
teenth century, i'm q sermon to a crowd.
cd audience, described the terrors of the
last Judgment with such eloquence,
pathos, and force of action, that some
OF his audience not only burst into
tears, but sent forth piercing cries, as
If the Judge himself had been present
and was about to pass upon thcm their
final sentence. In the hight of this ex-
element the preacher called uponthem
to dry their tears and cease their cries,
as he was about to add something more
awful and astonishing than anything
he had yet brought before them. ST.
lerce being obtained, he, with an agi-
tated countcnance and solemn voice,
addressed thenpthus: "In one quar-
GER of an hour from this time the emo
tons which you have just now exhibit
ed will be stitied; the remembrance
of the fearful truths which excited them
will vanish you will return to your
carnal occupations or sinful pleasures
with your usual avidity, and you will
treat all you have heard las tale that
is toId,n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

NAILS IN FRUIT TREES. A sing u!aT
fact, and one worthy to be recorded
was mentioned to us q few days since
by Mr.. Alexander Drake, of Albemarle.
III" stated that whilst on visit to q
neighbOr his attention was called to a
large peach orchard every tree in which
was totally destroyed by the ravages of
the worm, with the exception of three,
and these were the most thrifty and
flourishirg peach trees he ever saw
The only cause of this superiority
known to his host was an experiment
uade in consequence of observing that
those parts of worm eaten timber into
which nails had been driven were gen
orally sound. When his trees were
about year old he had selected three
of them, and driven tcnpenEy nail
through the body as near the ground
as possible.
Whilst the balance Of his orchard had
gradually failed, and finally yielded to
the ravages of the worms, these three
trees, selected at random, treated pre-
cisely in the same manner, with the
exception of mailing, had always been
vigorous and healthy, furnishing him
at that very period with the greatest
profusion OF the most luscious fruit. 1t
is supposed that the salt of the iron
=. - ;,l>...i i,,- tho vail - c1t'n,na;o 70 tho
worm, whilst it is harmless, or perhaps
beneficial in its effects upon the trees.
\ chemical writer on this subject
says: The oxydation or rusting of
iron by the sap evovles ammonia, which
as the sap rises, will of course inpreg-
nate every part OF the foliage, and
prove too severe dose for the delicate
palate of the intruding insects"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

NAMING SHEEP.-The Rev. John
Hartley, who has travelled as mission.
airy i'm Greece, records in his Journal
the following interesting Scriptural il
lustration Having had my atten-
ton directed last night to the words
John X: 81, The sheep hear his voice,
and he calieth his own sheep by name
&C., l asked my man if it was usual in
Greece to give names to sheep. He in
formed me that it was, and that the
sheep obeyed the shepard when he call
ed them by their names. This morn
ing I had an opportunity of verifying
the truth of this remark. Passing by
flock of sheep, asked the shepherd
the same question which l put to my
servant, and he gave the same answer.
then bade him call to one of his sheep.
turage, and its companions, and ran up
to the hand of the shepherd, with signs
of pleasure and with prompt ohedi-
ence which / had never before observ-
ed in any other animal. 1t is also true
of the sheep in this country, that "a
stranger will they not follow, hut flee
from him; for they know not the voice
of strangers The shepherd told me
that many of his sheep are still witd-
that they had not yet learned their
names; but that by teaching, they
would all learn them. The others,
which knew their names, he called
tdmen
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
CiiASTELLER'S
a AIR EXTE R VI IN A II O IL I.

FWs hFfLfI'tS HAIR
To the ladies especially this invaluable depilatorS
commends itself being indispensable article fe
male beauty, Is easily applied and does not burn
jire the skn bnt acts directly the II Is
rented TO snperiuous hair from low foreheads
from part of the body comp tey totally and rad.
ically extrpa'ing the same leaving the skin soft
and natural This the only article used by the French
ands the only real effectua depilatory in existence
Price 90 per package postpaid any address
on receipt "f an order, by BERGER. SHUTS, Co..
Chemists 2S5 River Street, Troy n. Y. sn.24-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

RUSTIC FELICITY.-Many are the
silent pleasures of the honest peasant,
who rises cheerfully to his labors; look
into his dwelling. where the scene of
every pleasure lies. He has the same
domestic endearments, as much COM
fort, and Joy i'm his children, and as
flattering hopes of their doing well, to
eniiven his heart as you can conceive
i'm the most af1luent station, and make
no doubt, in general, that if the true
account af his joys and sufferings were
to be balanced with those of his betters
the upshot would prove to be little more
than this: that the rich man had the
means, but the poor man had the best
stomach; the one had the more luxury
more able physicians to attend and
set him to right-the other more health
and soundness In his bones, and les:
occasion for their help; that, after these
two articles betwiXtthem were balanc
ed, in all other things they stood upor
level that sun shines as warm, the
air blows as fresh, and the eartt
breathes as fragrant upon the one q
the other; and that they have an equa
share in the beauties and real benefit
of nature.-.StcrRe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

So live, that when thy summons come &c
join,
The innumerable caravan hat moves
I0that mysterious realm, where each shall
take
His chamber in the silent aIls of death,
Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night,
Gootned
b an untaltcring trust, approach thy grave.
Like one who wraps thedrapery o. his u n
About hinl, and lies down " pleasa mt dreams.
C -. Bryant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Sabbath Aeaaina.

FUNERALS ON TIE SARBATH.-Most
OF the clergymen in Norwich, Conn,
have signed acircular protesting agains,
the practice OF having funerals OH the
Sabbath, believing that it is an evil, in,
asmuch as it involves much servile
work ,andtherefore, when not necessary
it is clear violation of the Fourth
Commandment, keeping from the house
OF God those who might otherwise at,
tend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
CHASTELLER'S
VII TIE q D ENAM T.

For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion.
The mos valuable and perfect preparation in use for
gyingtha SKIN beautiful pearl like TINT that /, only
found in youth, II quickly removes Tan, Freckles,
Pimples. Bic me- hoAh Pitches. Sallownsss Erlptions
and all impnin-a Of the skin. kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin Whe ana clear aabaster. II. use
cannot lie detected bO the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation Is perfectly harmless. II is the
only article Of the kind used by the French and is
sidered by the parsians indispensable to perec:
toilet Upwards of 81. 600 hotties sold dTing the
past year, guarantee Of its efficacy. Pricsonly IS
cents. Sent by mail postpaid receipt ~ an order by
BERGER, SHUTS. 4 co, Chemists,
su-2i1y $50 River Street, Troy, n. Z.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
The Combination Silver Skirt

THIS invention combines with the ordinary cotton
Skirt the advantages Of silver skirt; the bottom
hoops the same as those used in the Silver skirt
the covering Of which cannot wearn. while the upper
ONES re covered with cotton. No lady haviug nee
worn four skirts will he willing To any ether
tie lower hoops ~ all other kinds Injured
and sJcd
The hest materials used In their obstruction
and from their durability and neaness they are destined
10 become 4 ~ FORTE >KIRTt
f"r sale by Miller Wilson and Ainert Allen, Cedar
Falls, Iowa. l31y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

| N ew Stock
HARDW ARE !!
Prices to Suit the Times,
PIERCE, SAWYER & co.
One door north of Chase's Fruit Bazaar,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AM NOW OFFER FOR
II sale large and we'll assorted stock of HARDWARE
Of all descriptions particularly ada ted to the Western
trade, embracing
Agricultural Implements,
Such as FLOWS, suoyELs, HOES, RAKEs, &c. Also
BAR IRON, I.
STEEL,
SC EwS,
NAILS,
SPIKES,
TACKS,
ANvILS.
VICES.
TWINE,
CORDAGE,
SHEET AND
ksAle LEAD,
POWDER,
SHOT,
&C., &C.
Our stock of SHELF WARE: is not sur.
passed by west Of the Mississippi River IL includs
CUTLERY
Of the best English AMI American manufacture. such
Table Knives and Forks Butcher Knives Shoe
Knives, Scissors Also. Saws, Chsels,
Files Planes, Braces and Bits.
Hammers, Iatche,s,
Axes Lacks
ofa descriptions, and ever! hing In this line.
We have on hand large supply Of
SHEET TIN,
SHEET IRon,
TIN WARE,
SHEET IRON WARE
HOLLOW WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
AND C..OCXERY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

sDUSSES TO AND FROM THE CARS AND
ID passengers conveyed AMI FROM any par, of y.
city. Buses be had all times for Parties Lee
lures Excursions, Calling any occasions when
they may be desired 0aicR al che Cartcr Hrusr.
Cedar Ais, N-, ~, 1855. 80