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The national Republican., 1867-12-28
A RMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE or AssIsrAxT CoNMIssARY GENERAL
oP suIsIsrEsoE. No. tsIATE sraEEr, I

OFFICE or ASSISTANT CoNNIssARY GESRRAL)
oP SuBsIsrEsoE, No. tsrArE STREET,
EEw YoRk, December 20, 1857,
the undersghed until 10 o'clock u. m. on Monday
sts,ss . q b. i do1assS Ssss
In New York IA follows, viz;
as barrels hrst quality kiln'dried yellow CORN
NEAL, The brands aud place Of manufacture 10 be
stated In the bids The barrels to be In good shipping
order, with rsnnd hoops, full eadlned, and bungs
sealed
SO.OOo pounds Green RIO CoPPgR. in double sacks.
new cotton and Eunny, containing one hundred pounds
Ppil chop samples Of the coffee must be delivered
for sacks to be exhibited by bidders.
Bids to be made duty paid.
5000 pounds Of good clean, dry nne SALT. ip
atrong, tight barrels. adapted TO tho purpose, with
full head -llningI sixty pounds to the bushsl.
The stores are required for Immediate delivery.
Samples Of the meal, coffee and salt must bo de-
liyered with the proposals. aud referred TO therein
The manner oi making bids, requirements Of bid
ders. Sc, same as stated In previous advertisements
from this once.
Contractors are expected to hold their goods with.
out expense to the United States, until required for
shipment, ..
Blanks for proposals will be furnished At this once.
which must be nclOsed ln an envelope addressed TO
the undeIsiEned, and indorsed 'ProposolS for Sub
c. l.. KILBURN,
de28-td BreVet Brig. don, and A. q. O. u.
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Destruction OF q Di.tiIIery by Fire.

CINCINNATI, Dee. T.-The distillery OF Boyle,
Miller Il Co. was entirely destroyed by fire this
evening. Tho building contained large amount
Of whisky. The engines had no effect on the
flames, which ceased only when the entire struet.
ure fell In and nothing eonbustible was left.
The loss on the building, still, machinery and
stock Is s5l5,Oo0, Insured for s2ss 900 In New
York, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New Orleans, Liv-
erpool and London companies
The FIRE extended to Nos. $40 and 3i5 Broad
way, owned by John Swasey Il Co., and occupied
by the Ohio machine works. The loss on the
building and machinery Is 10000. The walls OF
Kahns Il Co.'s tobacco works were broken In
and the stock damaged to the amount OF SlO, ,OOO
Delmonico's Exchange and J. =. Oherting's
clothing stores were damaged to the extent OF
ESQ., 900 each. p. Chambers, assistant chief engi.
neer Of the fire department, was badly Injured In
the head by falling wall. Boyle, Miller Co
were the largest producers Of Bourbon whisky
In the country,
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aeneral aehaaeId I.sues an order.

RICHMOND, December 2T.-denerai schoaeld,
at the request Of Governor Pierpont, has issued
an order removing the Board Of Directors OF tho
Eastern Lunat.c Asylum, for violating the State
law In disbursements Of money, and has appoint
ed board Of army oficers In their stead.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
(ORFIOIAI,l

DRPARrNEsr OF STATE,
W'IsHIs0IpS, December ., 1857. !
Information h.As been received at this Depart
mep.t from M T. j. UIRioH, the Consul Of the
United ststes. at Monterey, Mexico, of the death,
on the 9th OF November last, at Monterey, Of
GEoRoR On AsDo, a native OF Dresden.
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Special Notices.

-4gThers Will bs . Mesting ants aasur-
DAY EVENING, at 4 O'clock, in the Council
the the, PrSyident An socisty TIE several Ward
By order OF the President; -
de2s-lt Seorefafr,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

A DIsrkroH from Portland, Me-, tells US that
the Schooner, Palmerston, Of Novs Scotia, went
ashore In Squirrel harbor, Booth bay, and took
fire rom the upsetting Of stove, and was de-
stssyed. The mate and two men are reported as
iiteing lost.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

country and through II and over II, as there will
be At no distant day, we may safely predict that
it boundless wealth will then now IN upon us,
and thst,our national debt will soon b extin-
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

SExAToRs WADE, Frelinghuysen, Fessendsn,
Sherman and Ramsey are among those remain.
Ing In tho city during the recess.
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pnRsoNAE.

Ropxnr T. LrccLs. son OF cor iste Prssidsnt,
Is u town, and isa susst Of the Secretsry Of the
Navy.
Ebbitt Houss.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

that veteran plekpoeket. Hard Times,' has
been plying his vocation among our eitissns Of lAts,
but those who have suffered most from his depreda-
tions still afford TO buy st prices. for Just
think Of ioniy o. 90 for Mons Fur Caps; " for nne
Cashmere Bell Hats, a fsfor Gents sewed Congrs1
0aiterz. And last but mot least s46o for Gents
long top. double solo Calf-stin Boots-a great bar
uais-atJ. T. Petty Co. q new Hat and Shoe Store.
SIS Seventh street. opposite Intellig Building
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

sPRISarfELp, MASS, December T.-Ezra q.
white, Of Williamsburg, in quarrel this morn
ing. shot Mrs. Maria L. French through the
head, inniotlns a fatal wound. He Is now In
jail, in default Of 10000 bail.
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For Sale or Rent.

ypOR sALE-A FIRST. CLASS sDwBLLING-H H0UsR-
Lot s. feet front By 10 deep, second lot from the
Of and First streets east next TO the Capitol
Four iot. Ia square No. 80, 1sa, sAs s,yy E.rs
dcs.mwf $ Intelligencer Building, 7th street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
New Advertisements.

YARDS FOR Kew YEARS.
Plates cut In elegant styles.
Pine Ensiish BHstoi board Card. in store. and
promptly printed 10 order
Pisass leave yonr orders estly, uo,,,,,
staiionsrs and Engravers, gl Penn. av.,
ds1s-A betussn Ninth aud Tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

THH BLLirrie LocE-srrrcn sxvno MACHINE.
Those neat and beautiful household necessities arc
now on exhibition at the store Of ., r. Hopkins
CO. watch and Jsvelry dealers, northeast corner OF
v and Seventh streets, opposite the Patent Once.
They work like charm. and partake, apparently,
mere Of the pastime principle than Of tho labor They
are so remarkably simple In their construction tia
the newest novice can work them with success. They
are sure In their operation. finishing the work in
uniform and perfect manner. They mako . tight
stitch, the only admissibie stitch for family
ing and manufacturing purposes. They sew equally
well the lishtsst and heaviest fabrics They are pro-
vided with glass foot, hommer, bnAider, binder,
tucker, cordsr and trimmer, and those attachments
simple aud certain In their adjustment and opera
tion, and will dol greater range Of work. In less
time, and In more perfect manner than any other
sewing machine. Messrs n. 4 Co. have on hand =
largo aud well selected stock Of Gold Watches Chains
Jewelry, &C. suitable for holiday presents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

TX oLAsctxo over our columns the ere Is greeted
WIKI tho rsmark Of good article At low press.'
aud the place 10 and them is At T. 0srtreli's, late
Robert Isrsafs. 57s Seventh street, corner Of I.
hne assortment Of Lades Gentlemen and Chldrsn'
Boots and shoes eonslantly on hand. IL ~
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

"LrrrLE Doors. "-Fins Calf, sewod. long Boots.
and heavy ones for little boys. In Eroat variety, at
Cummins, s7 Seventh street, two doors below North
ern Market. ..H. wa #.. .....I
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

THR sHoE AND Boor MankEr Of this city has q
record for eheapne.s. II you want 10 indulge In the
luxury Of q new pair Of Boots or 0aitefs for your
wife. call at 8, 0artrel, dealer In boots and Shoes.
corper Seventh and streets L. IN. f.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

A VAST Asp xAaNpicKsr display Of Ladies' Kid
Button walking Boots. at the extensive Boot and
Shoe Store Of Cummins. 81 seventh street, second
door south Of street aud Northern Market. ~ +,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

LADIES. SEQ the new and beautiful styics Of walk
Ing Boot. Of every material, coming In every day u
Cummina'. 81 Seventh street. second door south Of
strcct and Northern Market.
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Personal.

DRIyATB MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DIR.
L DARBY'S, ~ seyyntb street, opposite Odd fel-
lows Hall Separate rooms for patients sel2-u
CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" t6s Tenth street, above Penna. avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he dehes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently. L.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough re-
lief
desiu CONSULTATIONS FREE.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

AsHoRr TInn ONLY Lsrr.-Hats and Caps for cost,
at HenninEs Ono Price Store. No. ees Seventh ssrest
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
4 (tHRIsTMAs PREsgNTs FOR LADIES.

SINGERS NoIsRLEss sEwINg MACHINES
Sas awarded the hrs prize at the last New York State
Fair Gall and them before olAew here,
At oil Ninth direct, near the ayepue, N
dee2i-a WILLIAM SMITH, Agent,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

TIE ONLY RsAsox WIT Mr.. p. G. Boyle, Al so Penn
syivania avenue, between reur-and-ahalf aud Sixth
streets. near the National Hotel, has such demand
for his pure Rye Whisky Ia. that u h the product Of
the Chenango and wheatisnd Valley, which 10 Of
limestone soil, and consequently 10 the purcst and
best Of any other In tho market His Kentucky Bour
bon cannot be exoelied. Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Brandies always handnnd In large quantities
Al the lowest prices
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

j am completely OF the opinion Of my eOnirsr
Thomas, :.
aog4!@F g44s@.Fnedo p oAvAERT
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

CONSUMPTION. that insidioua foo .t.f..
OF mortals In this vsle below. .a 80.
often comes from damp feet. which gentlemen can
avoid by purchasing pair Of pair Of Gum Shoes Of
J. T. Petty CO., tls Seventh street. opposite Intel
ligcneer Building. ..t s. ....
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

DIxrso AND wiSIra, 70 moderate extent. 10 ono Of
the comforts Of this mundane sphsre To do all this In
luxurious ease. would be well 10 call on Louis BetI.
the well known proprster Of The Rs.tsuant and Pri
vate Dining Rooms located at No. ~ and 80 street.
bstweon ssyenteenth and EiEhteenth. near the War
and Navy Departments Every delioaoy Of the season
can DO found At his rooms served up IN tho beat man
nsr and at popular prices In the way Of bbablss. the
celebrated Bass English Ale be had on draught.
Also, the ehoIeest Liquors and Cifars,
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THE PIANOS.
CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF THE HIGHEST AWARD
TO CHICKERING 4 SONS
at fisf Ss SapsSa % ihS lux St saS .lsa Pa &

Copy Of letters ffop Ambroise THOMAS and y. A.
0Ayaort. Members Of the Jury:
GRETLENEEi must tell you that whatever may DO
the order In which the names have been lnscTibsd In
each kind OF reeomponse awarded In the Tenth ClAfh.
the Gold MedAl-to speak Of this one-is the fIRaT
MEDAL. There arc mol two classes Of Gold Medals.
Receive my bAlutAtiOnH. - ...
lbigned,) AhBROlsE THOhAb.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
LooAk ITGMs.

IMMENSE Excrrsxrrr-YsrsH AnnrvAL. The Vi
cinity Of the Post once in great stats Of exeits-
ment yesterday on account Of the large lot Of cloth
Ing In front Of the new clothing house, No fs2 Sew
snth street, near r. These goods are being seld Al
great sscrAos Persons desiring 70 be clothed for the
winter can DO so for the smallest In fAet the
like was never known in Washington. Tho rush for
suits continued all day. Take time By The fcrsloeh
and proceed At once 10 the place above indicated, and
ret your clothing al these panie rates-for cash.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
aEonaErovN NEWS.

ORpxRs for the NATIONAL RrrupLIoAS In
Georgetown may be LEFT at The bookstores Of
Messrs. .. M. X, Mills Co., GATE Oraudei's) 12s
Bridge street. OF at Msssrs. q. 7. Getty Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, whore sopies Of the RsrunLI-
GAN may be Obtained dai1y. ny
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

A TTgNTIoN,-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
SfokESa' "a "a ss'!fiP! A
SLS4Rs and cIo iKINd' GIofHs and thin
MiSgS ksS sglonSiS soek Of EMBR0iDEakED
which will be sold low in order to change business
deen III Bridge at, GeorEetown, b b.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

osEPH l.. PEARso
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS.
(seeond Story Masonic Hall.)
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That Is to say, sixty-three tons produced
Sl,7T:Gl or an average OF s2T.lo per ton. Much
mainly TO get 1t out OF the way. The regular
yield OF average samples OF ore, at the lowest
estimate will he $50 90 per ton. This in q years
run, sundays included, would give S9s $50
AIRY Of superntendents, delays for the Sabbath,
and delays for repairs and for unforeseen contin-
gencies, and you throw of ~, ,037 60 which will
leave s730l2 10. Now deduct from this, expenses
recspitulatlon of annual cost, which is S3i, ,67S,
and you have clear profit, $50, ,337 80. This will
give on the investment for one year, on cost OF
mill, which Is slb,OOO-two hundred and sixty-two
expenses have already been deducted. This does
NOT include the profits on the sale OF goods.
Two other mills OF the same capacity can be
erected AZ I'VE other springs In the hollow where
erected near what ID known as the 'CunninKhAm
Mine' This should be done, when the clear
income OF the company will be Increased to
sl6l'ab0, whieh T. louf umeS the sum cleared BY
store, and yet this gives six per &c mt per annum
on a capital Of t2022, 500. BY having the clean
ing up In each mill occur on different day from
the cleaning up in any other mill, one superin.
All four mills. The orc Is inexhauBtible, even In
the mines already opened. Other mines on this
ten miles-squAre can be opened, and there ATc
known springs where still other mills can be
collect and hold surface water, any number Of
mills can be run, and all this without making
any calculations for water coming from the
Peeoa. When there IL so much material to be
worked upon with pront, TO have but one MILL
Is the same as " you had boundless supply OF
cotton, and worked upon II with factory run
ming hfteen splndles."
We shall take occasion to speak OF the mine
raj Interest Of New Mexico again, and show
that when we have railroads running into that
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p. N. LAzRsBY. IN BRIDGE STREET.
oEoReRrowN, DC. 81.

HOLIDAY BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. ~
The attention Of our friends and the public general
ly h respecfnly called 70 large and well seeetsd
''0sA VI dHkfs PREsESifs III Nj suitable lot
low. O.. T. GRITTY CO.,
dol6-2w 0eoraetown ID n
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Alexandria Advertisements,

II, dHERN,
a. Rormerly q the MARSHALL HoUsE,)
Has Ieopened the CORN RXCHANGR II King
street Alesandria, who're he win be happy 500 hE
old frlonds. nOla-AIn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

Moaattis Life Pills 4 Phoenix BIttsrs.

3x4oudttb Lille EillB ~ fncDnlX BitterA.
Where nrst used In private practice in 1873. They
their reputation has extended until they have sale
In excess Of al other Cathartic and Purifying Medi.
cines There 70 hardly family among civilized nations
who have not personal evidence OF their beneficial
effects Their great u owing TO their uniform
reliability In Constipation Bilious and stomschic
diseases whether Of long short duration They are
entirely vegetable IN their composition and harmless 20
the gentles infant One Ingredient opens The pores 81
the skin aoother is diureic, and stImalstes proper
.ssa sns sn asni rom ~ ss = f ss..
are warming and cathartic and cleanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy secrchons There combine
effect L. 70 regulate the impaired functions Of the sys
ten, Apd 70 produce heaL IL not asserted Monatts
PiiG Ore cure az they VIII cure All complaint
but under sdinary circumstances they may he relied
upon eurS nervous and sick Headache Costly sness
Dyspepsis, Indigestion. Jaundice, Liver and Bilious
REV are expressly made sr sses. diseases ssn.
Sa eorpn ever soas = %
where they have not operated recommended.
The printed circular around each box fully explains
the sypfms and enc = q each dssass specifics treat
Wssrissy refer "a iisv- D.via cider Franklin
who Va cured q Dyspeg.i. Z; cross. o. rheoiks.
Pa, he'd sesoa ana had 70 uas sschss: sss cured II
three week., ssmes d. Dolens, 81 Adrian, Michigan,
euredo o. DiIlIcus fevov. Ksv:. esry Graham PresIy
Rev "a Nay Twenty Nov fos as' q IN RAs nss
tsm and Piles ~ - ysevs standing. Rev. eannel
Dowles, ksi.cv r. the Springfield SMsssl Rspahlcsn.
Rauausg n i.ofi Liver complpipt. etc. etc. ejc
Sflbs sent SSafs 10 any Physicfsh or 6lrxymsD on
f & enc 4Ss;ass ss sss nso. 49,
Nh Bits~v1 per bettIs They sstl w III sesp&ata
hIe deal<r throughput the continents, and the IsASs
= y $500 wnirE i now 4xD, rropy,-ssr. !.
Guc<ssore 70 DR.. r. Moastt's and Df Win. n Ma,Fstt
81 . Eitx III III Liberty st. N. " I.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

A DELIGHTED AND HAPPY Wo-
MANI need not say that Mrs. Graves
IL delighted and happy woman.
Such o machine would carry joy and
gladness into ten thousand families,
now rendered unhappy by the un-end-
ing finger toll of the worn wife and
mother. / would MOTOR my wife'S
sake-exchange her Wilcox and Gibbs
Machine for the best Of ali others known
to me. and five hundred dollars! What
are a few paltry dollars, when weighed
against her ever recurring sOoryinasnt
over "6roken needles" and '.disordered
machinery
If my testimony In behalf Of the
superiority of your machine over all
others used in my family, should infiu-
ence any kind and generous husband
to provide one for his wife, or put his
CO or |" w or "S---," or
I'll" machine in the market, as I
did, and buy w. 4 g." ! am salts
fed that that woman will ever relnem-
Der me most gratefully, Letter of
Rev. John r. Graves, Magnolia, Miss,
April IL, 1861
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18
Dr. kehecjx,. PuImonIc Syrup.

This great medcinn erred DR.. y. II. scHsScK, the
Proprietor Of Pulmonary Consumption, when II had
sumed Its most formidable ss cot, aud when speedy
death appeared to be Inevitable Ills ply sicians pro.
nounced his ncurabe when he commenced the use
OF this simple but powerful remedy. His health was re-
stored In very short time and return Of the disease
has been spprehenaed for the symptoms quickly dis
appeared and his present weight more than two hun
dred pounds rs
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention excu
siyeiy to the cure Of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with IT, aid the ef
fected by his medicines have been very and
truly wonderful. Dr. Schenck makes professional visits
TO several of the afger cities weekly where he has
large concofse OF PATIENTS and Is truly astonishing
poor ooDsunpves that had to be lifted out OF their
carriages In few months become healthy robust per-
sons. DR. sCHENCKs PULM0NIC SYRUP, SEA-
WEED TONIC, aud MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required In curing Consumption. Full directions ac-
company each. that any one take them without
seeing DR.. Schenck bus when II 10 convenient best
10 him. He gives advice free but for thorough ex-
animation with his bis fee 10 three dollars
Please observe when purchasing, that the two like.
OF the Doctorope when In the last stage Con-
sumption. and the other he is In perfect health
- are on the Government stamp - .s.4
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 80 per
BOTTLE or ~ 50 the half DOZEN. Letters for advice
should awaysbe directed to DR. Schencks Principal or.
Zee, 10 North 9th st., Philadelphia, Pm. General
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co.. n ". g. g.
Hance, Baltimore. Md John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Bros, st. Louis
Me. - !, sdwsmly.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

FEED SToRE.-Mr. III. @. Nicholson
has just completed the erection of a
flour and feed store on Second Street,
and opens up this week. This will
supply long needed want in our City
and will be of great accommodation to
our citizens and the farmers generally.
Mr.. Nicholson, we understand, propos-
es to contract with the farmers for their
grain and is now prepared to accommo-
date all who desire thus to do.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

BREMER CoUNTY.-The Second An
nual Fair of Bremen County, will be
held next week, at Waveriy, commenc-
ing October 22d. The grounds selected
by the Society have been very hand
somely arranged, and the indications
are that the Fair will be success. The
people of this county should turn out
literally. The competitors purse for
fast trotting amounts to $3.50. $500 OH
one trot.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18
mARRIACE GUIDE,

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, Of
IL Every one his own Doctor--Bcing Privste I'm.
strpctor for Married Persons those about to Marry
both Male end Female In everything concerning the
physiology and relations OF Sexual System and the
Production Prevention Of offspring including III the
discoveries never before given In the English Ian
guage by WIN. YouaG NJ. ID. This is really q valuable
aud interesting work IL IL written In plain language
for the general reader and Ii illustrated with upwards
Of hundred engravinga All young married people
those contemplating Marriage and having the lea
impeachment 10 married lifc shouid fesd this book IL
dscoses secrets THAT every should be acquainted
with. stii u 10 book that must be locked up and not
lie about the house. II win be sent 10 any ore
ccipt OF Fifty cents. Address Dr. VIZ. YOUNG, No.
AI6 spruce ST., aboye Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. 22.1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

PERsoNAL-Mr. q. w. Hobart OF the
Chicago Republican,, arrived in town
last Wednesday, for the purpose of at
tending the fair. Mr.. H. represents
one of the best dulles in the west, and
we are pleased to welcome him for the
first time to our growing City. He ex-
presses himse,fas highly pleased with
the location, natural advantages and
prospects of Cedar Falls, but of this our
readers may learn more through the
columns of the Republican.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18
rftE TfsUTH ABOUT DYsPEPsTA

Whoever says that dyspepsia IL incurable, tells A.
that Ia say make esresious mistake. More than
ten thousand aggravated have been cured by
H6SrETTEHs STOMACH BITTERs, which the num-
Der that have been prevented from coming 10 n head
by the same means, Is incacnlable In this Of
the year. when tho appetite IL sometimes too vigorous
for the comfort and safety OF the stomach indigestion Il
be baked to accommodate the digestive organsf Not
then the frauie wod lack Its due proportion Of
nutrimcnt. fhe thing 10 he done Is TO strengthen
the storaeh Tone the liver and put the bowels In peg
feet ordkf nothing will do this eecually, rapid
y soquietly, 30 pleas 'ntly as H0STETTERB BfTTERS
This potent preparation trims and balAnces the sys
tem and clothes II, as were, with defensive amor
Chronic dyspepsia liver complaint and fever and ague
10 attack those who wise enough
10 involve the aid Of this great preventative.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Hoxie, wife
of I. G.. Hoxie Esq, the oldest resident
of Grundy Center, left home recently
for visit among her friends in Michi-
gan. She arrived at her destination
apparently in the best of health and
was found dead in her bed tho next
morning after her arrival.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

A WARNING TO PARENTs.-J. b.
Cavanaugh. Station Agent at this place,
requests us to caution parents against
allowing their children around the de-
pot and cars. 1t is very dangerous for
the boys, and parents must not be sur
keep them away. All who are wise
will heed these few words of caution
and watch their children more closely.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-18

pS Keep it before the people, that
Il. Hazlett is selling goods of all
kinds cheaper than all othef. Haz-
aett has just received his second lot
of new goods. Ladies' If you want the
latest style of dress goods, shawls and
prints. Call and see them at Hazletts