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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24
Our NGighk0rs.

Last week they had a grand chicken
hunt at Manchester. Sides were chos-
en-, and J G. Hadley's side beat, killing
1873 chickens, to 4ls on III. Hoyt's side.
See the Union. ~. ...a.. ......f.
On the 10th, Mr.. Geo. Lake, of Web
ster city, was accidentally shot, while
out hunting chickens. He received ov-
er forty shot in his left arm, from the
gun of q comrade. 1t is feared he will
lose an eye.
On Sunday, a son of Mr.. w. w.
Wells, of Webster City, was severely
burned by powder with which he was
playing. Permanent injury is feared to
one eye. See the freeman. v ...
Eldora has had another blow up, the
brewery of Williams & Co. being eXplo-
ded by a keg of powder put by some
person unknown. Damage not serious.
See the Sentinel
A young man, son of J. b. Huff, was
accidentally killed at Eldora the other
day. He was reaping, and is supposed
to have been trodden Oh by his horses.
See the Lcdyer.
Gustavus Dimmick was arrested i'm
franklin county, on Saturday, for steal
ing horses in that vicinity.
The last Waverly PAmnic has a sensa-
ton article giving account of "monster
Sea Scrpant,n that went over the dam
there last Saturday, and was seen after
Ward III the river below, and still later
out i'll q potato patch. He was fifteen
or twenty feet long, and eighteen inch
es broad Guess it was one of those
snags now co!ied so snahely in our emp
ty race way! .... .,
platt Smith, Esq, is now above here
on the route making surveysfor the pur-
pose of definitely locating the road and
if the people on the route take hold of
the matter in earnest, they may hear
the shri!l shrek of the iron horse du-
ring the present year. The citizens of
Nashua held IL meeting on Tuesday
evening, and subscribed the sum of sew
en- thousand one hundred and fifty dol
lars iFarer&y Ph0nir. ."." "'3
THE LOST CHILD.-The Conservative
of Independence, in It's issue of two
weeks ago, stated that the little daugh-
ter Of Nheeler's, lost recently in Lester
township, had been found at a neigh
boris house where it had all the time
been concealed. This is mistake.
| The child is not yet found. There are
reports that it has been seen in Mime
sofa, and in Clayton county, but, in all
probability both Of these rumors are un-
| reliable. Mr.. Wheeler has gone into
Northern Iowa and Minnesota in search
of the little wanderer.- Waterloo Cour-
! Ter.
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Sunday was observed in Cincinnati
rs day OF fasting and prayer for deliv-
GRANGE from cholera.
The Fenian officers engaged in the
recent raid into Canada are not to be
prosecuted by our Governmental the
session OF the United States Circuit
Court at Buffalo this week, rs was eN-
pected. The United States District
Attorny has been instructed by the At
torney General to enter u, HoAc prose
qut in their eases. IL z z a H.
A passenger train was thrown Off the
track on the Michigan Southern Rail.
road about forty miles south of Chicago,
Sunday morning, three sleeping cars
and three passenger coaches filled with
passengers being precipitated down an
embankment fourteen, feet. Many
passengers were more or less injured,
but none killed. .., .s.... .s-v.af.a p
The cholera is gradually disappear
ing from New York and Brooklyn. In
Cincinnati there were 81 deaths from
the disease Monday. In Louisville
there were Is eases. In st. Louis and
New Orleans the number of cases is
gradually diminishing. In Chicago,
during the twenty-four hours ending
at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, II
new cases, and ) deaths have been re-
ported. II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

The following is the Declaration of
Principles adopted by tho National
Union Conventions" naga .ara.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES. ..'
The National Union Convention,
now assembled in the city of Philadel-
phia, composed OF delegates from every
State and Territory in the Union, adj
monished by the solemn lessons which,
for the past five Years, it has pleased the
Supreme Ruler of the universe to give
to the American people; profoundly
grateful for the return Of peace; desir-
Gus as a large majority Of this country,
in all sincerity, are, to forget and for
give the past; regarding the Constitu
ton as it came to us from our ancestors,
and believing the Union, in its restora-
ton, more sacred than ever; looking
with deep anxiety into the future rs of
instant and continuing trial-hereby is
sue and proclaim the following deelara-
ton of principles and purposes on
which they have with perfect unanim-
ity agreed:
L. We hail with gratitude to AL
mighty God the end of the war and the
loved land.
2. The war just closed has maintain
ed the authority OF the Constitution,
with all the powers which it confnra,
and Nil the restrictions which it impos-
CO upon the General Government, una
bridged and unaltered, and it has pre-
served the Union, with the equal rights,
dignity, and authority of the States
perfect and unimpaired.
3. Representation in the Congress of
the United States and in the Electoral
College, is q right recognized by the
Constitution as abiding in every State,
and az duty imposed upon its people,
Fundamental in its nature, and essential
to the exercise Of our Republican insti-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

there would not have been one-tcnth
part the fatality that there las already
been. 1t is a well known fact that
Sloan's Condition Powders nave always
given entire satisfaction to farmers and
stock raisers, which no other pocpara-
ton can do or claims to DO. No fam
err should be put off with Il substitute,
but insist On getting the genuine
Sloan's Powders, which are known and
reliable. We say to all, buy and use
Sloan's Condition owdcrs, and you
will always have sound and healthy
stock.-iSporta Euglc, Wis., Jane Oh,
II THEFIELD.--The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention Of this district
(the Gth) met on the 22nd, ut Webster
City, and nominated Hon. J. d.
Thompson of Eldora for Representa-
tive to Congress to run against Judge
Hubbard. 1.-The Philadelphia Conven-
ton and doings were endorsed in toto;
how plain that Johsonism and Democ-
racy are one! ..,..-. .....
The Democratic Judicial Convention
foI the 18th Judicial District held at
Webster City on the sd nominated
Judge kellogg, of Story Co., for Dis
trict Judge, and Mr.. Bottsford, of st.
Dodge, TO; District Attorney. -. 49,.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Beers, and Annie E. Berrs, Defendants ::
You are hereby notified that or before the 10th day
Of September 1866, petition Of Vim. Perry Paintin
will be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in the county Grundy, State of Iowa for
due two prOmssory notes aud for taxes paid for
you and asking the foreclosure Of mortgage given
the said notes land in said county. The
claimed il eight hundred and fifty dollars and interest
thereon December eth 1861 at ten per And
ufl'gss you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day Of the next September term of said
Court IN sad County, which commences the 4th Mon
day Of September 1906 default will be entered against
you therein and judgement and decree rendered thes-
on. j b. POWERS
30 cent l. Pia ntiG's Atty.
| Rev. stamp. 224a-pr's feetS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

scate your ,ytoct-We wish To call
the attention OF our readers to. the
necessity. Of Keeping stock in good
condition, as the best preventive
more particularly about Sloan's I'M
proved Condition Powders, the
rreat stan iard Horse and Cattle medi-
cine Of this country. b We feel perfect
~ safe in saying, that If sloan's Con-
iftion Powders had been known and
used in England where the cattle
plague has recently held its carnival,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

GooD.-On Wednesday, the 81 Con-
gressional District at West Union re-
nolnhated VIM, B. Allison for Con-
gress, by acclamation. So all the In
dependence opposition was a complete
flash in the PAN The Congressional
nominations of the State arc nov COM
plete, four out of the six. bite r' ..r...ft ta
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24
FOR SALE:
VACANT LANDS,

Eighty acres in Black Hawk Co, Iowa, the " isE
Section 70. Town %. Range l2,-good unimproycd pra
ric land, lying about mites north east OF Waterloo.
Inquire of G. Peufeld Real Estate Agent, Rockford
III. .8. -. :. y2.2m
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PIERCE, SAWYER q CO.
For No. 1 Hardware at reasonable prices. 7-a
Original Notice.

To Loaisa Maria Lindsay. Defendant:
You hereby notified that before the 18th day
of August 1866, petition of Tyler Lindsay Plaintiff
will be flied in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
the County OF Black Hawk State of Iowa. for Divorce
yoa the ground Of adultery and unless you ap-
pear thereto and defend before OF the second day
the September term of said Court in said County
which commences ON the nth day Of September 1868
default will be entered against you therein and ud nen
rendered thereon.
,6k T. BROWN.
plaltl6s AH'y-
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Mdrshal's Notice.

-Auf cttC ANOttCCs
STATE or IOWA, ~s."-'-"
Black Hawk County.
Notice IS ebJ given that will offer at public sale,
AZ the auction room on First street. in the city OF Cedar
fas in said county, saturday the 9Th day Of Octo-
her 1866 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ AID
O'Clock r. NJ OF said dav, the following described pers
al property Of W. A. Miller; the Ting remained
IN the Ware Room u 7. l., French, six months
called for and unclaimed and being sold for charges
due aud unpaid for the storage the same wit -:
ono box containing three feather beds and six feather
pillows, two boxes containing household goods one box
containing SALT one barrel containing sorghum five bed
seads, one table, one stand, one clock, bureau
&. II. HAM,
Cedar Pals. August 22, 1866. City Marshall.
% .sw Prs fee. SO 80 @-.. 80
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Hdf Horse hay alligator, alias Copper
head and Kanyaroo-tdi, rilien by
Masters johnson and .Sepdrd,
Nth Tahlandighdm ct the
tdiI-cnd.
sGp Engraved expressly for the GA
zETTE, by the inkenimp, i'll a fit of the
brought on 10y a late reading
of the dispatches from the Philadelphia
Wigwam. .... ...aa.g
Copyright not secured.l
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General Land Agency Business
Reliable Information, at Small
Expense

Very necessary and we hope remuncrati~c. Parties
east non residents, owning lands in section,
obtain without delay, abstracts of title Of their lands
have paid the latter free of commissonl, and
statement Of their lands, whether airie TIM
Dor, wet dry, improved or uninproved. what their
future railroad prospects their proximity to schools,
churches aud towns; and will undertake to sell or
buy for them. charging for services only fair
missions. We would invite the special Alteration Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Declaration of Principles or the Reor-
oa ganized Democracy. 800 a.

PHILADELPHIA, August l6.
The following is the Declaration of
Principles adopted by tho National
Union ConYention:N - ----.-.--. I ----------
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Very respectfully. J Ga.
Your obi Sery't,

ALBERT HEAD, r.-.
j. l.. POWERS. Committee.
IlIoS, {, MCCALL) -.... ..a-.. III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

Feeling confident Of suitng every one, invite all
to give call before purchasing elsewhere. We hope
by strict attention business dealing honoraly
merit and obtain full share Of public patronage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

We have engaged the services 81 an experienced
workman and shall manufacture all articles usually
made in such establishments All kinds Of repairing
done neatly and pYonpffy,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24
Life-GiVing Pills!

Have been used with the greatest Their mis-
sion Is not only to prevent disease but to cure The,
search the various malades by which the patient IL
suffering and reinrgorate the failing system. To til.
aged and ntm few doses or these valuable PILLS vii
nroYe to be - l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24

BY a cOnflagration in Chicago on Sun
day, half a million of business proper
ty was consumed, about Il third of which
is covered by insurance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-08-24
A Very Fountain Of Youth,

Cannot stay the flight OF ears but they force back
and hold aIoof, diseases that might triumph the
aged and the young Let hesitate then but seize
the favorable opportunity that offers. When taken as
prescribed ...
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25

CUcU7BERs Nay yesbe Gown for pick
les1 Old hills Destroyed by busa Should be-
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-25

10 .HAHRIED LADIES.

it is particularly suited II will in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle price One Doar bears the Government
Stamp OF Gic5t Britain. to prevent cOunteIfeits
CAUTION.
These Pulls should be taken bV Females lpriuc the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, thsv are sure
bring MscGrageb at dpy other time they are sae
Every women knows that the bloom of health must
fade with the slightest irrcgdariy obstruction
the menses. These Pills truly the womans friend
ia the hour of trial snd the only sure positive and
failing cure and regulator If 'fSuppression Of ua
ture from wba cause SO mild iiiat the feebast
ran tkethem with perfect security yet 50 poyve in
their ieCts that tBey may be safely called, never
failing Regulator.
In all of Nervous and Spinal II ciisus Pains
in the Back aud Limbs, Eaigues light cyertion Pal
pttai0n of the Heart. Mysteries. and Whites the.
ffis will eff CT cure when allober have fai
ed and although pow erfll remedy do not costain
iron. calomel, antimony or anything hurtful tn the
constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY I'LL DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States British
Dotninions,
JOB MOSES. % Cortland St. New York
n. B-Sl 90 aud g three cent postage stamps en-
closed 10 any authorized Agent. Will bottle
containing so Pills bY return mail, securely sealed
fraui All observation.
Feb. :, '66.-ly-
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
june EIth. S66.

" .
~ reat Trunk Line From The North
NJ and Northwest for Philadelphia New York
Reading Pottsvilie Tamsqua. Ashland. lebanon. Al.
Ientown. Eastou. exc-ss 7-c til.-t,tglrf s..f F
Trans leave Harrisburg for New YORK, as folIsws
At 90. 9, 10 aud o05 A M aud 2tO aud 9I5 ~ =,
connecting with similar Trains on The Pennsylvania
Rail Road aud arriving Mt New York at 600 and IOO
a NJ and 10. ~ and IO45 r. ~. Sleeping Cars nc
couipanying the 800 A. NJ, and 9.i5 P. NJ Trains
without change ia a,f f1-.I
Leave harrisburg for Reading PottsvilIe, Tamaqua
MinersvilIe, Ashland, Fine Grove, Allentown, and
ping at Lebanon an principal Way stations; The 10
Pm. Tram making connections for Philadelphia
and Columbia only For Pdti syiiIe Sc.iuykIl ia-
and Auburn. via schuylkii1 and Susquehanna
Rail Road leave Harrisburg AZ $40 2. NJ
Returning Leave Nev-York at a $40 A. W, 10 90
30 r. NJ Way Passenger Train leaves Phila6e
pbia al 30 A NJ returning from Reading D. 30 T..
NJ stopping OF all Stations Pottsville at IS A. W.
and As Ashland GO aud u 30 A NJ and
I 05 ?. III. Tamaqua at As A. NJ, and 90 and SIS
2.
; Leave PottsvIIe for Harrisburg via SehuyIkill and
Susquehanni Rail Road, 700 A NJ,
Reading Accommodation Tram Leaves Reading at
90 A. M, returning from Philadelphia 500 r. NJ
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading 6 As A
NJ. y Us Noon and q Is z. M. for Ephrata, I,itiz
Lancaster, Columbia &c
or Sunday Leave New York at 500 p NJ, PhiIa-
delphIa g. NJ. and 3I5 M. the 500 NJ
Train running only to Reading Pottsviiie 90 N. .
Tamaqua 80 NJ, Harrisburg 9 u5 A. NJ and Read
ing AT 80 aud 30 A. NJ. for Harrisburg and 10 So
A. NJ for New y ork. and 4 p r. NJ PhiladeInhia
Commu' atIon. Mileage Season, Scnool and Excur.
Baggage checked through; so pounds allowed each
Passenger f G. a. NILOLLS
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Reading. Pa. June %, 1866.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY RoYALsLETTERs PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription IF Sir JCZqre II d. PIN
sieiaH EriraordiHdoy to the Queen
This invaluable mepirine Is unfaIng in cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution subject IL moiefates an ex.
and removes all ohstruct from whateve
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BlYan'S Pulmonic Waters.

H51he original Medicine established in 1877 aud
first article of The kind introduced under m
name OF "tOLM"NfC WArsRs,1 IN this or any other
country ali other Pumo Iic Waters are counierfits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be.
ing stamped o. each Wafer.
These waters have been before the public for nearly
Thirty Years and The mmens sale alta ned net onIy
in America bat in foreign fully attest their
intrinsic w"r'h. The medical properties are superior
To any o'ber article offered for he Of Pulmonary
OF Bronchial affections and the quantity contained in
each Dox IS nearly double that of the many
m "A anvprfisch
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The under signed respectfully informs the citizens
Of RioOmb burg and Columbia county, that they kes
II the Different numbers of stove coal and selected
lump coal for s.nlhing purposes, their wharf al.
Joining Mckrivy, Neal < Co.'S Furnace with good
pair Buffalo scales The wharfto weigh coaihay and
straw Likewise a horse AMI wagon. 10 deliver coal
those who desire IL. As purchase a large
Of coal. iuiend TO keep superior arrIcie
ard seal at the very lO~ prices Please call and
examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
J. N. HEN Den SttOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON
THE undersigned will take. in exchange for Coal
aud Groceries, the following named articIes--
Wheat, Rye, Corn Oats. Potatoes, Lard, Pam. Shoul
der, aud side meat, Butter. Eggs Hay. &C, at the
highest cash prices his Grocery Store. adjoining
tht coal yard J. w HENDERSON,.
Bloomsburg. April .. ls66.-Iy
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DIR. w. H. WHTTMOR.

Il IS been in successful practice for nxrnber OF
years. With the experience of the different hos
pitai- in Europe, also member of the Analytic
Medical Institute Of New York. CONT aues attend
TO all professional at his Office No. y25 Filbert
Street, Philadelphia
?. M patent Medicines used or recommended; :;
the remedies administered are those which will not
break Gown the constitution. but renOvate the ave-
TEN from all injuries IL has sustained from mineral
medicines, and leave the system in healthy and
perfectly cured condition, ~ m
3 DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health aud happiness. undermining the
con tituti ~ Gnl yearly earring thousands To W.
timely graves. most enplIa icaIly be cured, =
4, NJ, ,taucholY, Alteration. that state OF Aliaa-
tion and weakness Of the mind which readers per.
sous incapable Jf enjoying ths pleasures o. psrfeI
ing the DUTIES Of life,
). RHEUM MATISI in any form or condition ehrop.
ia acute. warranted cuTable.
q. EPILEPsr. or falling sickness, all ehrosi, or
u.ttk khr .nf
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sAGRICULTBRAI. !
CTIITIKATIoN. QEaNs soRcHARD

= 1z771.7T
S1>lt tk.AiA Wy ~ - s''a'
FaFmers VIII often take more pans "a
starring al orch hard, than IN 1Ss atter manage q
ment. aroused 70. shortsi.Ena snthns'asn
by TIE epeEaons piYn!s NlslsA some q snelr
neigh bors have derived TOM crop "a ap-
PIES they SO cq l'le 'i. .s =
lnfonauon 40 reference 10 Fsiicses' ,sa Scs,'
preparation, and planting OF an orcna.u, .ol-
low out then nstFuet'ens pretty Ia''h'uiy'
succeed ing getting out Their trees on corf9e'
principles. and then conclude tna' sne,ra Ia
borsare done and that Their orenard WI
need no furthercage upt'l IL comes in'O pear.
ing. They prQba1y SOW y g pa's'i pSS9Spi :,
down, and NOW 4 Ior three or1our years anu
wonder that tneir trees .oon H ~ grow = ~ lo,0
1hey very hkeiy Dlans lac ili..a "'io
HEmsneo thela tne' srsss'4 ~. .uoss ntivse
adylee tney lo'ioseo IN Z P'aan'lns' 1of sne
failure OF tnel[ o1eharu nu' IA snoc'u :" sl1ey
plant 2 crop .. corn ana give no aster I e1l-
ture' they Wouianee expeceaiuaerop,' e"7ny
not apply,fas salae pr'pespieS IA nHoslng " q
tnen 9lcnaFa Hor'lcullill'.ss are my - >, I.
~ - sh 2. % ~ y q, q
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GOVT. .1ss al sss,ssss 81, .sl ~ 2
seems 70 = l.ls % sl1'i' : % 4,
principles o. srs7 'les -
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Tbsn +I,o s,,t;,.. s,,eross oe tbe sa;1 sLo,,IJ
ba r,t15. "a tbS ,,I,od,,ct;on of f;,,;+-b,,t
its cultivation should continue The weeds
and orassshould be kent Down and the s1,r-
face sbonld he kent mellow r knov IF 10
better implement for.this purpose. than the
cnItfvator. the two-bofse- one of course;
Passing over the surface repeatedlvwitb the
harrow, has. a tendency to pack it. but the
teeth ofthe c,IItivator lifting mn tbe earth
'n,ows - up ioose' anu anu iiieilo"-
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NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
All Kinds Of Machinery,
\ EW { IoAL Y ARD

sleomsburr. Sept. Ia. 1863.