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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
CHAPTER AZ.

Relating to Board Of. Trustees of the
agricultural College and Farm.
AN ACT to repeal Sections 1715, 17l6
and 1899 of the Revision of 1862 and
Section of Chapter III of the Acts
of the Tenth General Assembly, in
10 relation to the Boards of Trustees OF
the Agricultural College and Farm.
sEcrIoN /. Be it enacted By the Cen
sral Assembly of the State Of Ioaoa, That
tie State Agricultural College and
Farm shall be under the management
of Board of Trustees, composed of one
member elected from each judicial Dis
trict. The Governor and the President
of the State Agricultural College and
Farm, shall be ee-oGicio members Of the
Board. 2a| As'sarra aa iaaasa g'r5r:
SEC. 2. The present session of the
General Assembly shall elect in Joint
Convention, all Of said Board of Trus-
: tees, six of whom shall serve for the
term of two years, and the other six for
the term of four years from the LIST day
of May 1866, and the General Assembly
ut each biennial session thereafter, shall
elect one half of said Board of Trustees,
who shall serve for four years from the
first of May, after their election. The
Board of Trustees elected by the Elev-
enth General Assembly shall Mt their
first meeting under this Act, which
shall be on the first Tuesday of May for
3 the year 1866, at the Capital of the
State, determine by lot, their several
terms of service, and every succeeding
year, they shall hold their annual meet
ings OH the second Monday of January,
ut the Capital of the State. Any vacan-
cies in the Board ofTrustees, caused by
death, removal from the District or.the
State, resignation, or failing to qualify
within sixty days after their election,
may be filled by vote Of majority OF
the members OF s nd Board.
c Sec. 3. The Board of Trustees shall
elect Treasurer, at their annual meet
ing in each year, who shall receive and
keep'allsthe moneys, arising from the
SAFE of tbs products Of the farm, or from
any other source, and give bonds in
such sum rs the Board Of Trustees may
require. He shall pay over all moneys,
upon the warrant of the President and
countersigned by the Secretary. He
shall render, annually, in the month OF
january, to the Board Of Trustees, and
as often rs may be required by the said
Board, full and true statement of all
the moneys received and disbarsed by
him.
SEC. 4. oSSlloHs dIdo, lIO, 1889, OF
Chapter G7gof the Revision of 1860, and
Section of Chapter 12l of, the Acts oi
the Tenth General Assembly, and all
acts, and parts of acts in conflict with
the provisions Of this Act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 10. This Act being deemed by
the General Assembly of Immediate i'm
gportance shall be in forcefrom and after
i its passage and publication in the Daily
State Register and Iowa Homestead,
newspapers published in pes Noines.
Approved March cath, 1868.
I hereby certify that tho foregoing
Act was published in the Daily State
Register March 9th, 1856, and in the
Iowa Homestead March 2Sth, 1885.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of state.
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CHAPTER 4a.


Abo!tshing office Of assistant Adjutane-
General.
AN ACT to repeal Chapter SO of the
! acts of the Extra Session of the Ninth
General Assembly, being an Act en-
titled San Act to create the office of
Assistant Adjutant-G General, and de-
: q finiag his duty" and to amend Sec
ton Ia, of Chapter 81, of the Acts of
the Tenth General Assembly, being
an Act entitled Gan Act to organize
the Militia"
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen
crdt Asscn.bty Of the State of I6,vd, That
Chaptar IS of the acts of the Extra Ses-
sion OF the Ninth General Assembly,
being an Act entitled "An Act to create
the office of Assistant Adjutant General,
and defining his duties" be and the
Z same is hereby repealed, and the office
of Assistant Adjutant- General abolish
ed. +.
SEC. z. BE it further enacted, That
Section ii of Chaptsr 81, Of the Acts of
the Tenth General Assembly, being an
= Act entitled Gan Act to organize the
Militia be and the same il hereby
amended by striking out all of the
fourth and fifth lines of said section,
" being the words, " One Assistant Adju-
q tant-General, with the rank of Colonel
of Cavalry, and said Assistant Adjutant
General" and insert "Ind.n
SEC. 3. This Act being deemed by
the General Assembly Of immediate
Importance, it shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication
in the Weekly State Register and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published al
Des Moines, Iowa.
80, Approved March Gath, 1866.
.:.se hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Iowa Weekly
State Register April 4th, 1866, and dr
the Iowa Homestead April 4th, 1866.
-, IL ~ 49,. III JAMES WRIGHT,
.r a ..s- .. Secretary of State.
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silver MEDAL!
The Combination Silver Skirt,

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages OF silver skirt. the bottom
hoops are the as those used in thu Silver krt
the covering of which cannot off, while the upper
ones are covered with cotton No lady havin. ONES
OF our skirts will be willing to any ether
as the lower hoops Of all other kinds are soon injured
and sollsd. E-.sEr
The best materials used in their construction
and from their durability and neatness they are destined
to become.A FA FORgTIr SKIRT!
For sale by Miller & Wilson and Albert Allen, Cedar
ais, Iowa, I51y
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The government Is designed to promote the prosperity
and happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
will commend itself to every well disposed mind. and
ceive the cordial support OF every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline partially is stuilousy
avoided. All furnished with stove chairs
beasead 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, 1866-07-20

Ne rePulsive sectariansm will be indagcd coun;e-
nanccd. At the time. effort will be employ ed
to encourage and render invioae the professions
Christians. and to induce all TO adopt the religion OF
Christ To all who respect Christianity and its nstitu-
lions, the welcome hand will be heartily extended To
nose whose influence Is preiudcia Religion and good
morals, no protracted stay can be allowed.
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xrrs. IMPORTANT ,r,,....
.n.,sr, TO LADIES. FILLS Fill.
FOR FEM AL

Are the only safe and truly e5sctirs medicine for tc
males eAtant. Do not tre with your health and use
cheap and dangerous medicines, which Druggists may
have bought and will recommend to you. heing ignorant
Of their qualities. Mrs. wnslowss Mystic Pills are
mild IN their operations; correct all Irregularities and
painful menstruation remove all DISTRACTIONS whether
from cold or otherwise. No maiden, wife or mather
should be without thsm Try theiG--use according TO
directions and know the result viii be as desired
Ask for Mrs. Winsow's Mystic Pills. Take no other
Price two dollars box, three boxes for five dollars
For sale by ali druggists
ii. scosii, Gen. Agent. Chicago. Sly
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Location.

Tho above named Institution is located at the Village
OF Fayese, fayete county. Iowa. The situation of the
Village and its vicinity affords facility desirable for
an Institution Of Learning For health and moral in.
tuences OF an eecated ORDER is not perhaps supass
. In the State. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

Fall Term commences September Ist, and closes De
cember LIST, 1864. Winter Term commences December
l5th 1851 and closes March 18TH 1865. Summer Term
commences March goth, and closes June 2sth 1863.
II Is very desirable that Students cutter at the com
mencement of tho terms. v. .t..
No person need apply for admission who cannot O,
Will not conform to the published By Laws Of the Ins
ution.
Rev. II. S. BRUNsON, Trest Board T,us,ees
l.. W. WATERBURY,, Secretary
Rev. +. G. MATHER, agent.
Rev. II. s. BRuN SON, !
f. b. CHAMBERLAIN, EpeoutirS Committee
e. ROBERTSON,
PArnrTR. Fayette County. Iowa, Aug /, 1854. 2l:t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

1FEEE:1V|llNl'lG Spx W..

-. safest. ~ sss - 81, e N; Il:
man. ,.,s;,sss. WINE 1ss ehe, s,:
ing 'gs y viii euts, colic, Carve - rest
Mouth, Gripping Pa ',uess, and s sns
or Bow Bowels. oecasionrssaz qH.No!'. CIV 10
eeyH1tilIIDeIA;s o y throat. o. I i !.
ther,a, .S Of 10 stSsu etts "n,S
ps!ise, =, ,Ss same TIM, 70 take. BY,
soothing sc CSuRR Re 1e's sds,sn a. 10 the
sna giving resi- osh,;a. The nv saved
Mo.Assoc o, 900 cna tSss syrup. j., Of
annually, VICE. es is within ts ss .attss
al. ~" % not y se sn ssTsetnins s'
e ~, :: : ::s:s' ~; :: :s
1ls w snos q a sDann Sa N, son ~za
caorrs-RRss;; TTs,sssaias s,,', , :, II pealsr'
~. =, All al druggists AM ss,o<s.
sxs1ywAsr'' tIAEN = ,sso s'.so,::
.!.. w: 8; $:
~ ss:ss;s!S ~; :: s.:ss;;:::s; ~
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA, | &C ID
BLACK HAWK COUNTY. '''
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 3ls day Of july, A. D., 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
at the Court House, in the village of Waterloo and
county aforesaid VII be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following described real
estate levied upon aud taken by virtue special
cGon, Issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court ritE and for the County of Black Hawk State
ofIow6 in favor Of State Of Iowa. Black Hawk County
for the ofhe School Fund and against the property
OF Z. Thayer, &. A. Bishop, and II. Q. Wright, to
wit: Commencing ct point fortyfour (4D feet south
of the north east cGrner of fractional lot No. ~ in
fractional block No. nine CO., Dean and Carlson, ad-
dton 10 the village Of Cedar Fails thence west eight
rods thence south twenty 2 feet thence eight
rods thence north twenty-five (22) feet. The be-
Ing w caty two (2?l feet Main Street and running
back to the alley to satisfy said writ Of execution aud
all accrung costs.
WE. BROWN,
SieriTof Black H7Ick County, IoWd.
Dated at the She Gs Office, Waterloo, June, %. 1885,
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The Government.

The Boarding Department..
Good board will be furnished students In the building
at ~ % par week. Room rent 81. 90 per term.
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ExBenscs.
Calendar.

Young ladies' will he charged pc term, the price Of
wood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price If tuition for absence, unless aused by sickness
The charge for tuition must he paid In advance. r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20

To Sdrah e. Bosson, Oefsnddnt. a.
Won ARE HEREBY MORTIFIED THAT ON OR
4 before the LIST day of September, A. d, 1885, there
will he On tile IN the Office of thy Clerk of the District
Court ofBack Hawk county, Iowa. petition of James
c. Boston, Plaintiff claiming decree OF divorce from
the bonds Of matrimony between you and the Plaintiff
desertion your part unless you appear there
to and defend before Of the second day Of the
September term 1866 o! said Court being the 18th day
of September, default will be entered against YOU there.
in and decree OF divorce from the bonds Of uatrnony
between You aid the plaintiff will be ordered therein
IN accordance with the prayer of said petition.
j. Ii. POWERS and
y. J. COLEuA.; Attorneys.
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We have eAaln.nea ssri,ns testimonials in the form
nj letters, extracts from Foreign and home Journals
and certificates OF fror, perssas Of willie reputa-
ton, which have bceu .l"wh us l,y Hr. !. n. Walker
sti they give strun. nnrN IN ii,vr az the Doctors
rkE! In tre.sias aiYegses os tna Eve sni Ear Dr. W.
!ss an appointment in "ne OF the Iont!oa los
nt. and Is Ia respecta literally circ ted
md his rafrr !c:s cf :la bct,cst character.
s1trt n t'ic'ar, EiTrh q 40.
rre,.@. crii'i.: i.t,e.tsi rGice sis.co each.
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DUBUQUE l. SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT THURSDAY, JAN, IS, 1865.

D. 8. W. R. R.-Trains leave Farley Junction at 1878
P. ~ arriving at Cedar Rapids at $50 Leave &C.
dar Rapids at Il0 N. arriving vt Farley Junction at
ll:8S A. n.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-07-20
DR.. Cheeseman's Ternafc Pits
DIR. ChecSelHun's Female Pills
Er. CHEESEMAN'S Female yPilIsI

They have received and are new receiving the sspc.
ton of the most eminent Physicians ~ a,nerica.
| EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each box-the price
Gas Doitdr per Boz containing from so to 60 pills.
Pills sent b. mail 7,ronpFy by RENTING the price
TO the proprletor any authorized agent in curren
funds.
, 1866-01-06
SOMETHING NEW N
% Q d % 81 e !

MADAM hArIERE.s E1cELs.viss t1e III
NJ II new and beautiful Preparation iof xss.Sn-
CT, which impart: a fresh, fair and hcaltiISss lninte..u,
the complexion, end renders the skin soft and
smooth rs All infants and removes all bloiches, TINS,
treckics and other impurities. that may arise fro,ii
other causes. This preparation, Is intended ta !nkt
the place OF the old inferior articles, If pbr:dtt TINT
have been so long i'll use for want OF something let
tcri 'nore appropriate, permanent and aplicublc 10
the Requirement. of the Toilet. Madam's Pearl
Drrps, unlike the powders, remain upon the face
Ill day, and do not disappear u, the first symptom.
OF pc.sptration, neither is it entirely removed lily
every little passing hlrcze; but after one tlIorongli
application, upon dressing, il is unnecessary 70 use
il again the same day, unless il is the wish 81" fln.
ladies' To do so. This preparation is, for nrn,S ircir-
SoMs. :nr superior TO nli others noH in use ; its deli
cate pink texture, so nearly Resembling the rosy,
fresh hue OF health, and the warm, bright EitXttat
/ im!nr1S, wherever used. makes itrEGfh rvAl,sabl,,
and benclicia, ms n bcautitier and n prtserver ni
the complexion. Unlike The dr;' preparations, i,
never brings tic blush OF ~c.:agrin and ,.noynncct "a
The c rex sy scing reminded Of lis use by hinls
and insinuaiions Of different kinds Of associatet aid
companions. The quantity each hS:tlc contair,s and
the durability of the Pta.l drops m,kes il thu
cheapest as well us the i'rst icuntii:cr III existence;
For sale b. aI druggists: @
dec %, 3ml2 =i.i
, 1866-01-06

VESTS BRADLEY K CARY, rropri.,ors Of ~,
inr'ntion, and sole Manufacturer. Q. Chamber. ~,
'"% 81 Read" Strcts, New York. nv
This Invention consist. OF duplex Tor ,xo, c,,.,:.
p"'r F,hin't Strr! springs. in:cniomsiy lraid,i i'm.
y ana iiriniy together. edge 10 edge. m,Iju,. III.
mn-"'>'; hDst t"Nitlc, elastic and dirallc .nriny
S' springs, aud consequently preserve. th,ir ,,art,c,
AM ,'hi'l!tni >fiarr mole than twirc n. lon- -. 49,.
e'nGit -pri?. skirt that ever has Or can l., mai, 80
ne wonderful '-rihiiity nnd great romfnr, o,d
r'nhusc 10 any lady wcArii.. The Duplex Aliptic ,E,r,
WI bs tN p"rirntctl lari iru!lriy in ali crowdri , s,n
arm rhs'r, for promenade and House dr,.,. n III
'hiFt can ~ tnli~d as easily aud cony,ui,p,iv "a
stS or muslin dress, a. 4
a lady hasin; enjoyed the pleasure. comfor, ,,d
E.'h' rniN"il'nc- Of wcariu. the Duriry Iilin,,.
s'''l >Trins Skirt for "a single iay will never 49,
wards wtliin.l, dispense with ,Ii.ir ~. -, -nmu
others. ~ e"Fe''oi ~ ~
Tic HooTs ar" covered With . nv dop,,a ,w;s,.5
~ an" VII wrar twice as long rs the sInuI, carr
~, ~ "hiri, i is'h on all single steel !ucp ssir,.
" thr'r bottom rods on every skirt mr., ~, J,n,I:
Steel nn'! twice or thu'l. covered IN nr.vnn, :,
'TihG rom wearing OH thu rods ~ l,,,, ir,c"irn ), 80.
s'nir> >tptr STEPS, &. 81 which they r M s.. ~,
subject 10 when IN use. " 80 ~ ''"N"'"'i!
MAR" Inal" OF The new ani c,rt-,n, cor,,.I ,,,,.
"'ar'r the most graceful AMI perfect Sian. nos,,ht.
ana ARE nn2ursiionahly The Iirht+st. mnst J.snr.,%f
~, rcnhnhiical skirt ever made.
. ,ai' w nj! first class stores in this CITY ,pd
throughout tho United States and Canada -, NV
Indies. " ~ ~" west
eS Inquire fer Dul,cx Elliptic Tor double,
Sp'iug Skirt. JAMS w,. :
, 1866-01-06
Headquarters, Depart. Of sc.
CHARLESTON, sc, Dec. Is, 1865.
-THE ATTENTION OF ALL COMMAND.

THE ATTENTION OF ALL COMMAND.
Ing Officers is directed 10 the migration Of Freed
men and their fAnilie. to the Coas, In the expec,a-
tion OF receiving lands, rations ana other gifts irou,
the Government Of the United States. Wills, no
ii improper rcntrainst should be imposed upon nDy of
the inhabitants, humanity suggests that Mi proper
measur"s be taken TO inform these misguided people
tina, they can only acquire lands by purchase, that the
Government has no land. in Ills department for sale,
or to he given away. aud that no ruiions will be issued
anywhere TO persons able to work.
The influence OF Cotnina ndiuy Officers should be
efficiently exertet TO counsel, AL risc aud assie, in ma
| king fair contracts for labor, nni 10 a!noni.i al. con
ccrncd of the necessity for the cultivation or the loil
and the resumption of the usual branches Of industry
md business, if'l,cy would avoid the losses, privu,io,s
aud suffering, which, mrst follow idlcness on The one
hand, and harsh and unreasonable cSactious on the
other.
Wi,n lands and property i:aTl been RESTORED -,
former owners, who uc disposed to gvic Il fnir trial
10 the system OF free labor, much can be done by Off.
Ger. On duty in this Depart imcIt to promote this lie
tiraLie object, and the Major General CorrInaIidirs
desires and xpcctr their jealous and faithful c,-cre
ration III the discharge of this duty.
huy ofRcer or soldier whose coniuc, tcad- 10 Iii.
courage or TO prevent the employment Of laborrrs,
will b. arrested and punielrt; for sucl, nets as for n
military offence. And whca this is done ly person.
no; in the military service, rcpor: will bc made a,
once 10 these headquarters, and information Finnish
ed to the agent of tho Frecsnens Bureau.
Inc interests Of Refugees anu r rccdntn are amor,
especially conhdtd 10 the immediate Supervision Of
the officers and agents Of the bureau Of. Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, y nevertheless ii il
within the province, and ia the duty, Of all officers and
soldiers Of the United States to co.orcr ute in the
MEASURES sanctioned by the BUREAU for The welfare OF
those who have been committed 70 its charge.
BY command OF l
MAJoR-irSEnAL D.. r. SIChLES.
w. l.. n. BURGER.
Assistant AIjHt0rt General.
OFFICIAL: d23,3wl2
, 1866-01-06
F. L.. T.
q. U. o. of 0. +.

Jan Ard. 1866.
All proper and necessary arrangements having
!Ncn made. BY and will, The conse-: cf The s. G..
NJ. of America. o, the Grand United Order Of
N'dd Fellows. a branch Lodge OF the Order wns
IN tue ISM Dec, 1860, by J.. n. +. Robert Nc.
i'oirnil, at 43o King Street, assisted hy legal
ana competent assistants, constituted AM! opened
with the rites and ceremonies pf nm, Order IN Nm.
city OF thar.cstpn. $. c.. to be known us Fra,er.
nal Lodge No. lo6l "f Grand United Order o
Odd Fellows, and the following n,,ncd brethren
were dnly qualified and installed rs lie officers
of said Lodge
NC CAMrLrS, N +,
I4tL Mccall rolSsErr, N G.,
WV + MARSHALL, v G.,
Al RASsiER, BS,
AEO NkIit. Treasurer,
JAS IIoLowAr, O G.,
w BnoDIE, G..
u HoRDESAAE. Warden.
joMs BoSuN. Conductor.
-1fe"' AoBr. MoDouGALl, p. ". +.
, 1866-01-06
CnANIE.rnN- lDr,. onru

1900. .""" """"" "" NFN NI.F>T"N, HID. TITIT."-
IT, Haync,. EW tAai-rnn tomnliutr Of ~.
r~d"1rments Emancipation C,ici,ntion. ana
othrrs:
G~kNTLEMES-t have hrtn informed this fav
that | have been chosen n one q! the mnrgl.aiS
Of the day iur the procession II take place on the
81 OF January proNim". rr.rc: Inurii that !
was moi aplii>cd Of tile fact earlier. As tits,
previous engagements, Of II peculiarly pie>sin.
nature. preclude, Tie POSSIBILITY ST nv taking a
part IN the FESTIVITIES on that occasion. Sensible
Of Tie honor conferred. take this method III r..
turning my heartfelt sck inwlci .rnirn,S i'c~ni,
me ~ hope thar ne cclrhr,'ion may he one long
10 b. remembered with pride and pleasure. and
its character commensurate with. and deserving
OF. HE occasion which il Commentaries.
RAS,!ER.
, 1866-01-06
HuSsELl SPALDI-7Grs
HEzJIA-h-W III N.s-
ROSE MARY
1Ros2ihnl.,

Promotes the growth OF Human Hair.
SPALDIN1'S ROSEMARY
sntrns the Hair WHEN Harsh and crv, r.
. SPALDING'S ROSEMARY r
scothcs The Inflated Scalp.
SPALDING'S ROSEMARY
Prevents the Hair from filling bf.
SPAl.DlNG'S ROSEMARY
PREVENTS thu. Hair from turhihg gray. u
SPALDl%G'S ROSEMARY Is.
Isfhc beat and cheapest lair Dressing ia The roHtis
II promotes the growth Of THO hair; and Is entirely
free from al Irritating matter: SpafdiER's Rneemary
IS prepared by EDWA RID NJ. SKINNER, II. D. Suls
Proprietor. At his Medical Warehouse, q. T1:mons
Street, opposite M,sctu, Boston, Mans. Ssid by
dealers generally. COW ~ Dec "a ~
, 1866-01-06
Mechanics Association.

\ Regular, Weekly Meeting, If. this jfssotias
~ zion VIII take place Mt ~. Zioh'. Churc,
rTE[y Mrdncsday evening III seved H'clock. : ~
icr crirr. JNO. 6. J.. .DESFERSEy.Pr rstt
JAS MIDDLETON, Secretary:
Officers Of TIL. Mechanic Assoeiation- s.,,S
john G r. ! c-yHnrys, Presidept; ~
t 8 Abraham Sirr,nHiis, T Ice. riestdcr
Nnthnnifl I'LL, Trtasuysri ~ ts44GI III
NJ Abrnli'n Middleton, Secretary.
stnndin: Committee Committee Oh chaFityTLa
Peter " Grrsoric, Ch'rm'n; !. ~ Barron; \ ~.
Joseph Green, W. d. Chaac.
Cumming iiHll, sta ~ X ot,ert VeseY. rs NJ
W. y. Thorn, ,< Il. / Robert WellS. H 5.a ri.
Is. II. WiiIjarhsj
t att1y -" f5Ns j,B. AihNiiFtit sit
.t, AeXanirr Wiliiaps, I
~" Robert Welis,.
Stcwarde. t'FN'
II. {. Parsons, Richard MoutcotnhSp>
Samuel forcher, Samuel Fraser, 80
Eov.h4, it-b
, 1866-01-06
ALL ARE WARRANTED GOLD OF 1Hs. FINEST WORKMANSHIP.

Our customers will also have the great advantage
Of II constant succession Of new and recherche styles
and patterns with which We sl,all keep our New York
Agency supplied.
We have adopted tho plan Of sale. now so popular.
OF charging Il uniform p ice, Gnd this price will invar-
iably le 81 fnr each ~ dele, no matter low costly il
may DE-. The expenses .! conducting our New York
Agency ARE paid by the sale OF Certificates or COu-
Ions representing the various artirlea.-Ihrsc Ccrtif-
Gates are sold at - cents each, or five for 81. md rnciI
Certificate will show the hulder the particular article
he or .le IL entitled to, on pay MINT uf an additional
.irca, The holder will obligc US, when he returns the
Certificate, by stating what otiicr article Of the same
value lie or she may prefer, and 1t Will bc sent with
pleasure. Our aim is to please, and cFc-y means to
that end Will be eXcrted. we solicit u trial from every
one who reads this notice A. we are confident or Civ
Ing the utmost Satisfaction. u
The stock ompriscs Amongst other articles, Splen.
did Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches. Rings -t with
Dlhhundei Kubics, Pearls, Garnet and other Stones;
(-oiitairc and In clusters, Ladies' ee,s O. Jrweirf
surprising fIns and Ear rings OF the must fashion
able Style. tct In Precious StoHrs OF every yurirt e,
mcllri and Pearl Sctt, Cold studs AMI sleeve Buttons
Oi the most beautiful patterns, Gents bosom and
Scarf Pins, and All endless variety OF DrncrIrts.
Chains, alu-ica! Boxes Head Dresses, Combs, Charms
&c.-lh case any oI oVr patrons are nut in wan Of AZ.
iiclcs Of Jcwclrv. and would prefer Silverwarc, we
engraved Set of tihtors or Butter Dish, beautifully
chased aud plated.
Agent. are wnuted,-In every part ot the United
states and Provinces. and Ia ali such very liberal in
nnecmchis will b." offered. and, ON application "A circu-
lar Of terms viii be tvrward.,l. W., prefer money sent
10y Bank Drait TO our order. Aidrrs- all orders to
our Agency, which will be conducted by
MessTs: JAQuEr, STERLING & Co.
jan c SIN "a lSp Broadway, New York.