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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
1 New and Grand Epoch In Medicine

DR MNdGrTL Is the fouedtr Of new NrirHl System
The qnrnttsrAns, whose Vastglntrgupt dsrs enpebie
the stomach and raa re the bowels must give prEee
icnce the man Who restores heath and aupetttC with
fJm To tive uf lis extraordinary fhs md the
most yrucn' sores with box 50 OF his wonderful
and all heating Salve These two great specifics Of tho
Doctor, fast sdptrscdng all the sercoyprd nos.
trims of the dNy. Extraordinary cures By NaCVitis
Pills and Save, have opened the eyes Of the pablo ~
the ucnici"ncY Of the called remedies Of others
upon which people hag solong blndiy dorended Mag.
gir PsHre not of the class that swallowed by the
dozen and Of which cve,y box full taken creates alb
soute necessity Tor another. One or two Of MaRgsls
pitts suiccs to place the bowel, in perfect order tone
the stomach, ca ate an appetite, md render tia spirits
light and huoyant There II srrinE, ana reaction
~ the FORM ~ constipation, II ue tiTtr 4 affected ts
functions restored and II The system il Zee.
bic, u ls mrlcortted Thi, last qualify makes the medi.
cines very desirable for the OF delicate females
Ulcsrous aud eruptve diseases literally eStingushed
Nv The ciscnecant power Of MagsrPS Salve. In fact
il is here announced that .Ki8pieFs B.ipHS. Dysp,y
lie, ant Did,YhPd jfHV cure where M others fa'l.
white for Barns, Scalhs Chiblans, Cuts aud all shr .
stems Of the skin, Rggj-Hs St'Cs is inhnlc Sold By
J. MNGGHt, ~ Fulton Street, New York, aud by ui
druggists, at % cents per box. sp.2?iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Cedar Falls, Dec. 8, 1866.

Bound Ouer.-On Friday last, was
held the preliminary examination of
Henry j. McLain, arrested for larceny
of $l95 money from Frederick A. Car
Ipenter. 1t will be recoilected, that on
Monday the Sd inst, two days after his
arrest, while in the custody of Marshall
Ham, tile prisoner cut his throat with
his pocket knife. The damage was
not very serious, and after waiting five
days for his partial recovery, Justice
Crosby heard the case. III. G. Henien-
way appeared for the prosecution; and
III. Il. Allen Of Waterloo for the defence.
About ten Witnesses We're examined,
and there was a large turn out Of spec
tatora, considerable public interest be-
ing excited by the circumstances Of the
occasion. The result was, that McLain
was bound over in the sum of $500, for
trial at the spring term of Court. John
Howe, and Jessie McLain from Hi
nols, the father Of the prisoner, gave
the bail, and he was allowed TO go at
large. lie is evidently desperate
character, and has seen other rough
times, as appears from his ready effort
to make way with himself. He came
to this place, q stranger from the East,
only short time since. Probably he
will never appear for trial.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
SOLDIERS REUNION

A Grand Soldiers Reunion will hc
held at Cedar Falls, on Friday, Dec.
2lst, 1866, under the auspices of Post
No. So, &. Al
PIT oGRAMME.
IL \. M. Grand Military Parade, by
old soldiers.
, 7. NJ. Address, in Large Hall.
) - " Free Dinner to Soldiers and
Families, in Council Hall.
g 7. Nj. Concert, Music, Tableaux and
Camp Scenes.
9 Il. NJ. Dance.
All honorsbly discharged soldiers, to-
gether with their families and friends,
are cordially invited to be present on
the occasion. Old soldiers are request
ed to join in the parade; also to wear
Blue Ovcrcoats, If possible.
The proceeds of the Concert and
Dance, will be used FOR the benefit of
Soldiers Widows and Orphans, who
are in need of assistance.
Q Id S Q l. D lie r ST.
TURN OUT TURN OUT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

ssabitual Constipation.

Some occupations Of life predspose to Costly entss
pecmlIy those which allow but ttis exercise Persons
who cnptract this unfortunate ha OF body, under such
circumstances, might possibly hc relieved by changing
their sendentarS ernpcyments for Others Of ac
tive kind but this IL by no means certain ilrtiiuil
constipation Is very obstinate disorder. All the ord
nary snscaea remedies invariably assrevatr 1t, Moth
Ing be injurious than the continued Of
strong aperleuts They bt or rritste, AID finally A.
mos; lnralA the bow elSIepderae them torpid that
enormous doses Of Catlric medicines have effect up
! on Them. mild aperieEt, combined with gentle
stlnuant IL The true remedy aud combination In the
happ!cs proportion of these mgr tltut, found in
| Hos TETTEHS STOMACH BITrERs. This famous
s;nGachic lnvgorhcs the whole Intestinal canal while
quietly removing from It's cOnvo!utUus all inpedurnta
70 tree passage through them. No purgatve has
this double operation. No ordinary s'inuiani effects
the desired object Gases Of ation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cured
Nv ire weeks by the Filters To those Whn have tried
Mi the medicines OF the diapgustry IN Van. say try
this irresistible smuaut aud arerient There IL sut
hernt reason why constpatlnn should he tho conse-
quvncs OF sed n'arv hahts. Nost-ttets Rers Nv sep
pIyng the veor VIII would otherwise Ne derived frolo
exercises, will Ia all csscscnahc the system TO perform
It's neutrality-suspicious. reg uarE add beautifully 50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
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TO FARMERs.--The" Iowa Home.
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description of every estray animal
taken up in the state, will he found in
the homestead. Subscription price
$3.50 per annum.
s0- We make the following liberia
offer. To any one paying S3,25 in adj,
vance, we will furnish both the
GAZETTE and the Homestead for one
year. IF not a subscriber, BEGIN al
ONCE, and you shall have both papers
til the LIST of Jan. GRATIS!
n. b. We will for a quar- ter more
furnish the "Prduje Farmer" pub
lished at Chicago.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

speaker touching the seizure of the
steamship Marion by the south Caro-
lima authorities, with view to pursu.
ing the Star OF tie West and sinking
her with all on board. Captain Whit.
ing gave ell the circumstances OF this
affair. During twenty-five years, he
said he had been II world wide rover,
and he had never seen the stars and
stripes floating to the breeze without
1t feeling OF pride aud love which lie
could not describe Applause. ! Union
or disunion, he would adhere where the
stars and stripes were maintained ~
the national standard Cheers and mp.
piauSe. This expression had cost HIM
Il most enviaOle command, but he was
prepared to make a greater sacrifice
than that. He was ready to fight for
this Union, il need be ( Tremendous
applause. He closed with the follow
in- original stanza, given in II lecture
before South Western Masonic Lodge
on Westinghouse last birthday:
Let as impress upon our youth horror o;
his crime
Who darrs to touch prop OF this, our ed Ace
While some base factions striveto preach
diauntOn through our land,
Upon the constitution rock let patriots take
their stand.
DAT lat sure refuge from tho s'osm we SAFELY
may rely.
And with the Union let us live, or for the
Union die. e.
Tremendous and repeated applause. J
The room was decorated with two
mammoth American flags, one OF
which had, in large letters, inscribed
upon it the word Union" together
with some Masonic badges. a paint
ing hung TO the right of the speaker,
representing the palmetto, the rattle
snake. the storm OF disunion beating
heavily upon vessel, and the Ameri-
can eagle standing, in highly-eAcited
condition, in the. center.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

More Lectures. The Lecture Asso
citation have engaged Capt. Sam. Whit
ing of Chicago, t" Civ" three lecture.
here in Cedar Falls, on Tuesday, W ed
nesday, and Thursday, Dec. 18th, 18th
and 10Th.
Having Travelled for thirty year.
through the most interesting portion OF
the globe, which he has circumnava.
gated three times, and sojourmed among
the sunniest islands OF The sea, he has
drawn off from daily kept journal,
severals lectures, which have been re,
ceived with high commentator in the
large cities of the East. AS an officer
in the United States Arctic Eek petition
OF 1870, which rescued Or. Kane, he
had ample opportunity for writing q
history of that interesting and memoir
able cruise, which he well improved.
The subject OF the popular lectures
are as follows:
No. "The United States Arctic
Expedition of 1856, which rescued
Or. Kane.
No. 2 "My Third and Last Voyage
Around the World; - with visit to
islands Of the East Indian Archipelago,
and u ride overthe monumental isle OF
st. Helena to Napoleoli's tomb.
No. 2 "A Voyage through Magel-
Ian Straits, and visit to Patagonia and
Terra del Fuego, with early Gold Min
ing in California"
Terms of Admission: Single tickets,
so cents; reserved seats, rs cents; re-
served seats for the course, only 81 CO.,
for sale ut Townsend and knapp's.-
Doors open at 81! lecture to commence
at ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Consumption Curahie by TT. SchcMra' a
Medicines.

| TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must be IRE
pared 80 that the lungs will heal Te accomplish tits
the liver and stomach must first he cleansed and
petite created for good wholesome food which, by these
medicines viii be digcsteh properly, AMI good healthy
h" d made tUIS building up the constitution.
sCllENCk'S MANDRAkE PILLS cleanse the stomach
Of all bilious mucous arcnmul,bns and nv using the
seaw ce Tonic in conntcon the appetite IL restored,
SCittNCR'S rUl MONIC SYRtP Il nutricIuus as
well medicinal. and by uSn; the three remedies all
impurities are expelled from the STEM and good whole
blood made which Viii reprI all disease II pa.
ticnis viii take these medicines ding to directions
CONSUMPTION very frequently IN its last stage Yields
readily to tlcir action Tnte the Pulls frequently, to
cleanse the liver and stomach II dncs not follow that be-
cause the bowels not costive they are required
for SOME tunes in daglhWa ,Dsy necessary. The
stomach must he kept hunhhy and appetite created to
allow the Puimonlc Syrup tu net nn the respTrtory
gans property, and nIay any Irritation Then all that
ia required 10 perform permanent is prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the much posi-.
bid eat 81 the richest food Fat meat game aud IN Fact
anything The appetite Graves; but be particular and
masticuc we'll md " eul ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
GREAT Fs;kE At WAVEIsEY.

| The Dry Goods Store Of RdynlOnd e
Bro. coH8umcd Wih dU hs cOutents.-
fcHtM Explosion. 49, 4 Youny Aian
has his Leg Broken and sustci,tS other
| Injuries.
Monday morning about 4 o'clock
the large aud extensive dry goods estab :
lishmeut Of Raymond Il Bro, at Wa
verify, was discovered to be on fire.
! The building was Of brick and stood
on the corner opposite the Bremen
House.
The flames seemed to originate in the
lower story, and before being diScOv-
cred had got under such Roadway that
it was impossible to subdue them.
The morning was bitter cold. while
a stoLg wind from the northwest fan
ned the flames, rendering the efforts
OF the citizens perfectly futile to check
its progress. Of the large and elegant
stock OF goods within the building, not
dollars worth was rem owed, and
soon all WAS in ashes. The scene was
described as one of great grandeur.
Angry tongues of fire lcapCd forth in
all directions, painting the sky with
II lurid glare for miles around, while
the roaring of the flames, the crack
ling and burning Of the cinders that
ilouted off like Mciuors, and the dense
rolling volumes Of smoke, formed tab
leau that will not soon be forgotten
by those who witnessed it. Added to
all these horrors was a terrible eXplo.
sion, which is supposed to have been
caused by some barrels of kerosene
that were slowed in the building. The
cOncussion was so great, that the roof
Of the building WAS literally torn pnand
thrown into the street, whIlu for squares
around the windows OF the houses
were shirered. Strange to say none
oi the people, lnany Of whom were tand-
lag III the street looking Oh al The fire,
were uninjurep, though many got a
liberal sprinkling of SCOT and ashes
The only severe accident that occurred
WE sustained ny young man named
Church, who cndcavOred to reach
store, and when part way up the build
ing, slipped and Tell distance of 20 feet
breaking his leg,& inilicting other Sc
we're bruises. AL one time there was
imminent danger Of the flames being
communicated 10 other buildings and
they were only saved by being lib
orally Gciuged with wafer. This is
severe loss and viii be keenly felt by
The tpropiietGis. We understand that
the goods were partially insured.
How the fire originated is nat known
but II Is supposed to be the work Of an
lncendiaty. The proprietor gentle
men " 10 are very cautious and never
run any risks. There can be but little
doubt but what III MAS fired 10y some viii
lam for the sake OF Ueratd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
UNION SCHOOL

The Annual Examination of the
School will begin on Monday +. NJ.
Dec. 18th, and will continue through
the week, in the following order:
PRIMARY, ist grade, MondayP. NJ ;
End and Sd grade, Tuesday, and We'd
nesday \. NJ. INTERMEDIATES and
Grammer Department, Wednesday and
Thursday. HIGn SCHOOL, Thursday
and Friday A. NJ. Reading REPORTS,
on Friday ?. NJ, in the High School
room.
Parents and Patrons oNthe school are
invited to attend.
G. A. GRAVES. Principal.
r. BEHMI.ER, Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Ernn. the New York Tribune.

LECTURE By CAPT. SAM. WHITING.
THE UNION. The gallant commander
of the steamship Marion, who refused
to lower the United States flag at
Charleston harbor, delivered lecture
last night, pursuant to an in, itatiOn
form many pominent citizens, on the
Hartstene Expedition III search of DIR.
Kane, of which he was a member. The
lecture proved u complete success,
Clinton Hall being well filed with re-
speciful auditors, who applauded with
nueh spirit the closing remark. Of -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

The Monitor We have here new
feature in the way of Cannon Stove.
for burning Bituminous or Anthracit,
coal. The improvement over the ordi-
nary cannon consists of hanging bas-
kei CRATE, detached from the cylinder OF
hFerot, thus preventing the cracking or
burning out of that part of the stove !;
also the admission of cold air into the
firechamber, in such a manner rs to
make the combustion of tho fuel per-
feet. The smoke arising from bitumi-
nous coal is perfectly consumed in this
stove. You can see it in operation at
l.. Blair & Co.'S Hardware Store, where
they are for sale also coal, by the hun
dred or ton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

tg Progress! Progress Pro
gress &c. N. Miner has just
received a new mill and press,
and is now ready to operate on
II larger scale in manufacture.
One ofthe most important ar,
ticles Of his manufacture, is a
Scrofula Syrup, for purifying
the blood. All who are sick,
will find a choice remedy at
Miners Drug Store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14


- Mu0dy junction. "-Dicken's Christ
mas Story for 1866, is published com
piete in the Goth number of Evrpv
SATURDAY. As Mr.. Dickens contrbp-
Lon to the story this year occupies a
larger portion OF the volume than usna,
IL is safe to predict that "aIUaEy
JUNCTION" will prove even more popn.
lar lhan any of its predecessors. Tbe
nrst four tales in the collection are from
t me pen Of The inimitab.e Boz These
episodes are written in the authors
happiest vein. Many of the Characters
introduced to. the reader will at once
take their places in literature, beside
snch immortal creations as !" Mr.. pick
wick, = Little NeH,"the "AIarcbion.
ess," and "Oliver Twist. This
story appears in EVERY SATURDAY
seven days previous to its appearance
IN England. The Publishers evident
y intend, by such enterprise, to give
the readers of EVERY SATURDAY moro
promptly than they can obtain from
any other source the best and most >,
tFacs'ye Of begged things in Enropean
PERIODICALS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
LOCAL ABVERTIsING.

All transient advertising in the
Local Columns is charged 90 cents per
line for every Insertion any business
advertised to the amount of 5 or more
per quarter, 10 cents per line. TO reg
ular advertisers, We gjre local notices,
TO the amount Of one line for each dol.
lar paid.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Special a,otitcs.
TO Consninptivcs

TO ConsDmptivcs.
The advertiser, having been restored 70 health In a
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffer
ed for several years With styes lung Affection and
that dred disease. consumption is anxious to maks
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means Of cur.
To AL who desire ~ he VIII sepd a copy Of The pre-
scrip,ion used free ~ charge with the direction for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE Graz for Conservation, AsrHaA. BRONCHITIS
CorGBs, Coins. and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser " ling the Prescrp
tian Is to beseft the afflicted sDread information
which he c0ncrlyes TO be Vaina O. ~ he hopes every
sufferer will try bis remedy, it .cost them nothing
and may prove n blessing
Parties wishing the prescription Parg by return mail
will please address ,....s ...
@ Rgv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
41.iy Wamslurrh. Kings Co. New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
PRINTER WANTED.
"A Good Workman. Apply
Immediately at this Office.
JOB ADVERTISING.

M. AL persons getting jobs printed
at this office, will, if they so request,
have a gratuitous notice of the subject,
in these local columns. Thus they
will have double value for their money,
An advertisement to all our readers
through all the towns, as we'll as their
iOh
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

7H'ons Lecture. Every one will
hear in mind, that Theodore Tilton,
the talented and popular editor of the
n, Y. Iodcpcndent, is to lecture in this
city on The I'd of January. He is very
highly recommended, and we personal
~ have known him many years, as an
unconimonly interesting and growing
man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
3T-3w

sS3~ WARM CLOTHING is what you
want. And this you can get by call
Ing ut Ireland's establishment t, just
north Of the Carter House. There you
will find the cloth, of all styles and
colors, --c!oth that will wear. There
you will find the tailor, ready to cut
and make in the most fashionable and
durable manner. And there, if you
prefer, you will find all sorts of gar.
ments ready-made, for immediate use
You know Ireland ?--just walk in!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

Reader, Stop and ,,k.-Wo SUD.
pose the most Of our readers buy and
use D. Il. DcLand & Co.'S Best ChcDsi-
ca! hdierdtas, but if there ere any of
you who do not, just stop and think if
you buy the Best Chemical Saleratus
You get the Beet Saieratus made, and
.f,.U Weight
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

Sunday erhooI Erhijuion.-Ths Uni,
ve:salist Sunday School Exhibition
camo off last Tuesday evening. twas
perfect success, and an honor to all
Concerned. The singing of the ''Star
Spangled Banner" by the Goddess of
Liberty, was decidedly the best thing
OF The Kind we ever heard. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

G'rc0t auction Sale.-Bird, Pickton,
q Co. will commence selling en- Satur-
day great quantity Of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. Auction at and at :,
o'clock. Sec their Bills,-and join tho
lam!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
M "A II r L L ID.

sNr7~1-|~"> Ny~r>,~>-~~~<N~>-
In Cedar Falls, ut the residence of the ofilcl-
ating munster, Rev. j. q Dimmitt, Mr.
lneoaure Johnson and Miss Margaret Milne
all OF this city.
At the house OF Dr. O. l.. Goodhue, Dec l2tl,
10y itcv. q. Eberhart, Mr.. Joseph Parmun
ana Miss Hannah Nutske.
by the same. Dec. 18Th, AZ the ministers
house Mr.; Homer n. Bedding ana Mrs. Mary =
Hartsauyh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

broken Gtass--As Hazlett was trading
with some Indian squaws last Friday,
dog belonging to them, being not
much used to such civilized quarters,
dashed out through the glass door, de-
ihoiishihg 81 pane to the great pain
OF the proprietor. However, Hazlett
did great stroke of business with his
ta"ny customers, selling them near $50
worth of broadcloth alone; and so he
made enough out of them to save bis
bacon, to say nothing of the dogs hair
left behind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

Ia7y~ TAKE NOrICE There will be a
meeting of the New England Associa-
ton, ut the Office of DR.. :. y. Pierce,
on Saturday, Dee. 18th, at =. N. All
New Englandsrs are invited to attend
e. A. BRYANT, Pres.
@. A. GRAVES. Sec. - - y =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

ES- DR.. KING, Dentist, i. in town
again, ready for business, at his office
in Cedar Falls. Suffering with diseas-
ell teeth is useless, when such RENE
dial operation as DR.. King affords, can
lie secured
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

Central r. IL. Meeting. Last week,
Tuesday and "Wednesday, there was a
meeting of the Board of Directors at
'oskaioosa. The Eddyville Indepen-
dent says,-"Tho Meeting was an inter
est!ng one, and it is thought will have
an important bearing on the interests
eft road" We learn that q commit.
zee was appointed, with authority to
contract for the grading of anot her sec
ton, as far up as Oskaloosa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

H"nf and .Aaised.-With pain we
learned, that our noble frigate of Cedar
rails the "Black Warrior" which has
been3 doing noble service in the carry.
ing trade, was sunk the other day just
ABOVE the dam, being overloaded with
atone. With commensurate satisfaction
we learned, that the noble craft had
neen raised again from her [his?1 wa.
tery bed. Old Boreas has now nut nm
embargo on all further boating opera
lions, and the B. w. finds the timely
winter-quarters. 1g