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u l. NEkASt
able medicine in a severe case OF Ague and
Fever, contracted on fhe A-ppOmattOx river, it
gives me great pleasure 10 state that ig gave me-
entire relief almost iustautQueOusly, after suf-
fering some months and trying various dOctors
and remeaieS. ! viii here all who
are suffering from the above, to give 1t 8 fair
triaI. Respectfully yours,
- INn WNTHE PARKS NorfoIk- Va.
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ONE Horse Power { Cylinder Hicks Engine,
~ complete ana entirely new, suitable for
driving q Printing Press or light Machinery.
leo feet S-inch Shaniug with Couplings and
Pulies, entirely new. For terms apply 20
W. j. Russ.
jelS2 W Gent Sup't n. and G. r r.
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Tenth Price:

75L acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee. distant from Memphis nine
miles This is very desiTab e, and an excellent
prize. Valued at S2O0
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot l20xlO feet
on B0rland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at 5000.
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Third Prize.
Enas1.fh Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25x10g feet; very available for residence ana
desirably located. Values atSS9t.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size 1O2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued at ENfU
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AATl-MaLARlAL BlTTERS

is sn entirely original compound. having supe-
rioTity over Oth-r remedies nOm the mode OF
combining the medic nal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used. aud
up 10 to The present time has in no instance
failed to give The most unqualified satisfaction
II the directions sr- strictly followed no case
OF Intermittent Fever tChils and FeverL no
matter OF how long Standing. OF OF what de-
gree Of obs lnacy, rIi Lail 10 succumb 20 the
use Of these BiLlets.
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The following certificate from s. W. Britton
ESQ, speaks for itself:

D-T. EVEFTs& Co,
Gents:-It is with pleasure that 7 can add my
testimony 10 that now almost universally
borne as to the merits Of your Anti Maiarial
Bitlers. had been suffering from constantly
recurring attacks OF Chills and Fever for
nearIyAwelve months, and during that time
belitvDthaI 1 have tried every remedy ever
recommended for that disease, taking advan.
tage, as well, Of the advice OF the best physt-
clans in the country, but without any benefit.
/ have simply to say that used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Let no sufferer from
this disease fail 10 Try this remedy, aud he viii
be surprised at the immediate and entire relief
he will receive. 3. W BRITTON.
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Gold, silver, Exchange, Government Sc
CnFilles, unCHrTeRt Money, Stocks,
Bends, Lana Warrants, Police,
City and U0Unty Scrip,
Ele., Etc.
No rs Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS. :::: TENN


Commercial bank 2
Exchange BanK-.-..l2
F'rm'rs d Exch'ge !
Bank. s
Peoples BRnk..40
Planters 6
6M'ch'csB'k .l6
South W. r. R...2
StEte Bank 5
Union 5
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As a Tonic and PsOphyIactiC
TEE REMEnY IS WITHOUT EQUAL

Severe cases OF indigestion, arrangements of
AbsOt pliOs and ASsimilstgO o., EiiouSneSs. I'm
ca ineSs, DISPERSION. " eight and Pain III the
region 81 the stomach, Las Of W etile, Lassi-
tude, Muscular and Geueml Debi ity. Disturbed
IrritahIity, Me- tai Depression, IT occurring
in a mailer nj dIstrct, or in a patient who has
vail. will rea-lly yield 20 the use OF this une-
Qualed Medicine
Our own confidence in the merits Of these
Bitter. added Co d testimony uuivers ! in the
case Of sufcie ems Wlo have used them, and
accom- to the EsmtUg their unqualified APP
prevail, has induced Us, AZ q very large expense,
10 secure the SOLE RIGHT 10 manufacture
this article rom the original recipe, which
recipe has been eNperim=used upon and satis-
iactoTiIy proven tu be superior 20 any com
pound in The ~t-CatmeUt Of The above men,
lionel DISEASE, by one 81 the most learned
PhNsiciansi in the InlteI -laLes.
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ank Of Mobile 80.


Commercial IS
Farmers Blk Of \. CO
Merchants Bank. 40
Observation-Disclosures
LAND WARRANTS
Az acres, war ISIS 90
50 "a " 50.
10 "a " 100
100 " l40
IvO not lS0
EnNns.
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT
Produce Broker,
Exclusive Cash Basis.


81 Particular attention paid 70 SALES OF
REAL ESTATE, and proceeds deposited IN
Bank 10 credit Of patrons, or RENTED either
By Draft OF Express, As directed jelh Il
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D. T. EvERrs q Co Petersburg. Va.

Gents 81 hereby certiiy to the efficacy OF
your hltters in the treatment of Chils and Fe-
yer. especially with children. One OF my chill
dren, three years old, had heen su ering from
them fer several mOnLhs- i used your Bitters
and thew had the desired edect theerfuny
recommend them 10 all who are suffering rom
Chills and Fever. J. u. STONE.
Ford's Depot, Va, March 8, 1877.
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TruSf Sale Of Real KState.

FORD, DIXON a CO., lsAYER. PLUMB a co
St IOuis, Mo- New Orleans. La
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On the 9Th DaV d July. 1857,


between the hours q 10 O'Clock an and 2
O'Clock pm, IN front Of the courthouse in
Memphis, sell at pubic auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, an undivided interest OF one
ing aud being in the county and state afors-
said, in Range s. section % the nth sur
vpvor's District. and bQunded .huss Beginning
Al a black oak apliuE, which has is Top cut ~
fron which south . east y links. a red o4k
rIien-dowu in the corner, southwest Of Grant
no. gq. in the mans o. Hylhe Roberts; thence
east ci8 poles % = STAKE stardinz four links
nerthwssf OF a post oak marked "R,n the
southeast corner % Grant No 80 thence nsrth
n poieS 10 o stake HHlks a-utu OF white oak
marked ~H. +. NJ" The northwest cor
nor or a q acre tract in the name o.
Iohn IA Graham thence east - poles
10 q stake 10 Inks vest OF one ash marked II.
F.. 81. the northeast corner o. said Graham7s
markell III. p NJ" the southeast corner Of
grant No 4266 In the name ofJohn a. Graham,
in al 81 po.es. 70 a hOrsrbeaIn Ia The west houn-
day line OF Joseph McDowelis 900 acre tracL
81 acres IN the name OF q. McGee; tdanre
uOfth with McEoWelis line crossing Wolfriver
at 50 poles and through q cypress pond at ID
poles, ~ alli4 poles. 10 stakz and small cher
zqsuf 1854 thence noEth Y poles 70 s STAGE
l ence south % poles to a stake IN the line OF
grant No. 4L5 ,thencec crossing Well river twice
and through an is7and Ia said river So poles 10
a sake the northwest corner 81 grant No
4l66; thence south q poles % q Nake TIA
name or Wylue Roberts; thence wed croesinq
Vol river al 3 poles, in al 10 poles. to stakS
4 1inks wezt Of & pest oak marked tie
narthwsst coruereof grant No. ~. fhaneaIR
ooie@ to the beginninG. eantsiDinr SsiL a.-el
The title to his property is beieVea 10 -
GOOD. bat j viii convey only IS trustee
J. Z. &kNDEaHALIt
teNlms TTusteA
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FoREIGN
DRAFT on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for l 10. ster ing.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 5 IS francs
for 81 w.
nEnM -
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Saturday, July 6, 1867.

No. u40. n. r. D.-Thns. Jones ~ Nathan Trof-
ter e aLEChaneery C0urt Of Memphis.
DY virtue OF an interi0cutory decree made In
ID the this cause, 4 viii sell At Public Auction
70 The highest bidder, iD front o. the Court
house door In the city OF Memphis. betWeen
the noun Of % "a and u IN
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
cHANcE OF

errrsA1 - &c.
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s.. &C r X bonds. "a
II. &C RR ~cOuplns.S
NJ. q. R.R bonds.-E
NJ. & o RR p ?.
Tenn. bonds, Old--..G1
new "a
Tenn. cOup0ns...l
MissC R.R lst mtge5i
MempIs City binds 81
81
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hing Spec
Us, Diarrh
3
S-9le in its col
Sur laborato
~ GUNS a
9e, sole prop.
n Cong ess, in {
bee, IN ths Distr
/ the Western ID
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SECOND DRAWING
OF THE
Southern Asylum
LAND COMPANY,
To TAKE PLACE Al
E O. MISS.
AUGUST, 1857.

THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i nando, Miss, on the 18TH inst, was attented
with unusual success, when II is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed nom the lncep-
ton OF the enterprise 70 that event SllOOO
worth OF tickets having been sold, a Ike
amount Of property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected py the TICKET
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded thOss present, and, as
viii be seen from the subiOined certificate Of
the Managers, the affair was conducted TO a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner
HERNANDo, Mss, June 10, 1867,
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing Of the southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the preceding were chafac-
termed by aspirit OF fairness aud business IN
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any kuowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole auagement ana control
Signsd: ]. p. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CANPTON,
NJ. MAGENENT,
JOHN AIMS lie,
Committee.
-r-
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FTta Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above property
&xIOO feet. Valued 1t $50
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T5.1EStee,s Sale


DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted % me on the 18th day or June. ld6,
By E. q Lewis and j. CP- Hammond, hnd duly
registered in the Registers ofhce or shelby
Oum Tennessee, for the purpose OF paying
the debt therein stcuTed, 1 win on
Saturday, 81 D0yOf hHgtst. 1867,
at the s1lesroom Of Messrz Royster. Trezevant
& Co. No. E6 Second street, lAyres' Bigek,l
Memphis, Tennessee, srn to the highest bidder
FOR CASH, the following property, tO-wit A
certain tract or lot VI ground 10 the county OF
shelby, state or Tenues ee. and city OF Mem
phis being lots No. and tue West half Of lot
No. 3. on the North side Of Alabama street, IN
Hills subdivision beginning n feet from the
Northeast c11uPr OF Bils street and Aiahama
road thence alsug the North see Of said Ala
hama street or road lOH fet, and extending
NorthWard for depth iiss feet, between panal-
LEI lines from the frout 20 an alley next North
Of Alabama street These lots are No. ? and the
West halfcfNO. as laid down on the plan or
HiIls Subdivision OF O~riginallot No. ju. which
Is recorded in the Registers Office OF shelby
county in book No. 2, page 40 together with
all OF the app-urtenanees thereuutO belonging
The title 10 the above property is believed tObe
good, bat I viii sell and convey only a. trustee.
Equity Of redemption waived. sale a. twelve
O'Clock, m.
TnEu-nnn z pEV~raN AfHnrrara NEW HHn
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The debt therein stcuTed, I VII On
Saturday. 81 Of 4 Hgust. 1867,
T.nSfee'6 NnIe.

DY virtue o. a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the 2lth day Of June, 1896, By Richard III.
Horne and Napoleon b Winchester. and duly
registered In the registers Office Of shelby
county, Tenn Er the purpose or paying the
debts therein secured, I viii on
Saturday. Sd Day Of August, 1867,
at tie saiesroom o. Messrs. Royster, Trez-
evnnt z 20, No. E6 second street. Mem
highest bidder, FOR cash. the 70 lowing real g.
tale. TO wit: A certain lot OF ground
IN the county OF shelby and State Of
Tennessee. known and designated on the
plan Of HUI $ "a division Of n II lands in the
18th civil District OF shelby cOunty. as Lot No.
DO fronting On the East side OF Walnut street
lu2 feet and extending back between parallel
lines from The front I1 feet % an alley next
East OF Walnut street ll2 feet By l0 feet, To-
gether with all OF the appurtenauces thercunto
belonging The title 10 said property f. be-
hevtd 70 be good, but / WIZ sell and convey
only as Trustee. Equity Ofretemp.iOn waived.
Sale a. u o'clock m.
JOHN y. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
lakewood q pevrOu- AffnrunVz feE tbs
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PRO BONO PUBLlC0
The attention Of al Sufferers Is IN
Ui'ed to the
RTTT" g.
"A SURE REM EDx-

Is here presented to the p1blic for fntermit-
i tent Fever (ChiIi- and Fever AND all dis
eases arising from maaCai poisoning. To is
arrangement q the human hystem cummo in
malariai dis. Ticts, Is, u y greater or less extent,
dependent upon malaria poisoning, cuHse-
quently, any medicinal agent that viii serve as
"A specific against tins poisoning mus strike at
the root OF The disease winch j. fOStered and
laNnInmaI thrnuuh it, inEIrumenraIIlE.
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FOR SALE

One Light spring Wagon, with Harness, al
in good order. For terms apply to
W. J. ROSS, n. and @. R. r.
Inc - TaaT FgTg 0m
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LOTTERIES.
GIFT ENTERPRISE
DIR any other SWindieI
.JRI AND KENrUCKY STATE AND
= HAVANA LOTTERIES.
LEGAL LOTTERIES In U. S

drawn under state Charters have
-ork a Oraat raWn for over YEARS.
warlS T. must be and are depOs ted with u. 3.
WIN ~ rs Security.
)ver all OthprfAss aIe drawn in public by two sworn
,et that iElssioners appointed by the state.
al IN % 81 be drawn If tickets are sold OF not
q best OR u ES GA s H.
Isaniahere are two State Drawings each day, and
. 50 two Havana Drawings each mouth.
i 70 Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
4 90 chase of tickets-
3 10 Onelhalf the Tickets are Prizes.
a " Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
h 90 Tickets 81 TO so. accOrdiugt to scheme.
2 Is Prizes s. to $4,000, according 70 scheme.
3 p Principal Agent, GEO- ". NOASI, No.
2 50 20 Jefferson street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

RUNAwAY.-Mr. Edwin Brown was
driving his team las: Monday and q
barrel falling against one Of the horses,
started them to running. This thre W
Mr.. Brown forward and he fell between
the horses and wagon. The latter
passed over him inflicting very seri-
Gus bruse and cut upon his right arm,
which will disable him for some weeks.
His ankle was also injured but not
seriously. The team passed down
Main street scattering things generally.
Crossing the bridge, they made for an
Irish shanty which they struck square
~. making hole large enough to
enter. The family being absent, no
one was injured, but the pig was badly
frightened.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

DYING, SECURING, &C.-J. Myth,
who holds forth just south of Mr.. Coles
Drug Store, is Agent for the Dubuque
Dying Company, the only establish
ment of the kind west of Chicago. BY
sending number of articles at time,
Mr.. Myth can get work done much
cheaper than any one else. Ladies' hav-
ing ribbons, dresses, or other articles to
be re-dyed or refinished can have 1t
done cheaply and promptly by apply
ing to Mr.. w. Gentlemen can be ac-
commodated in the same way, and
have clothing secured and made as
good as new. Mr.. w. is always ready
to accommodate all who call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12
NIX ON YOUR GUARD

against the imitation and seuntevfess ofHOsTETrERs
STOMACH BiTrERe, With which the pirates, who
make dishonorsbie living, by preyIng upon the ssck
and suffering. snAeavosing 70 food tire markets
Of this country. Whenever thess Poisos are
Uncovered they imnedatsiy prosecuted BY the pre-
pretoss, who sxpend thousands Of dollars annually In
tracing them eut and bsaeae them - Justice wlthin
. short tsne injunctso0s hare been obtained 10 NE
Courts Of the United States against number Of indI
vduss and Arms. and suits n prspsss sGsnst
several others, all Of whose ~ be eessn the
- Of their detective agents. IL xnsssBDsd are Of
course unabs 70 btssscs the pte16 Dsftsy agsins p
ratlcsl limitations u 6tsndssA Nao1BuaI Tenlc every
vhffe In ssquess and % rsaAig GoavsrbIs Into cash
~ United etstss Bonds ~ ffeas6ty Notes. They,
therefore % ssAsrns o. rsscArsIos direct attention
George and che DsaesA and beaaiful proprietary
stamp. bearing the ociel endorsrmen 81 The 6sv~vn-
ment appear evsfy bottae ri the genuine NJ TIERS
The article 70 further authentesfed by niatnye nete
Of hand, With the signature 81 .ioststeT s4h," h.
BfTTERS sold Ia bottles amy and Ia bnik.
IA hi UoSTETTEk SMITH.
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lGoaatt's Lie Pills q Phonix Bitssrs.

A0OuatSn ASuo 3 nAo - 4 uc0nA8 0tNSoxbs
Where nrst used In private practice IN 1875. They
their repust has extended, until they have sale
In Of all ether Cstharic and Purifying Medi.
cns' There h.rdy f..'y anon; ssii.eS nation:
effects Their great success II owing TO their uniform
reliability In Constipation Bilious and stomsche
diseases whether Of bong OF shert duration They are
entirely vegetable In their Composition. and harmless
the gentea infant. One ingredient opens the pores Of
the skin another 10 diuretIe, and stimulates proper
action Of sns kidneysi . third e emclllsns Ioe.ins
warming and eathzrsIc, shd cIsanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy secresons. There combined
snse' - 70 rsss..s ne mpa,sd @ y sns
Pills csre ashas they viii cure al complaints
but under ordinary crcumstanees they may be relied
saS .SS
complaints. Colds. scurvy. General Weaknsss. &c.
They expressly made Dor these disease Millions
upon Millions Of cure. have been cited In no singular
Instance has complaint come 10 our knwlsdge,
where they have mot operated ~ recommended.
The printed circular around each boz fsy explains
che sympte%s and &c = q each disease specifics
W. briefly refer 70 Rev. David Elder. Franklin. n O.
Who was cured q Dyspep:l. T. Cross q IAselss
Pa had serons ana had 70 use erusche: vas cured n
three weeks. esnes d. Dolens Of Adrian, MichiEsa,
cured Of Bilious Tsvor. Rev. Henry Graham, Presley
Ia :. rss o. sps
tism and Piles OF - years standine Rev. samuel
bowler. Editor q ne ssrinsAeld s,.s. sspssIissn;
s.,.d :. sa
boz Of Months Life PIlis. With fun circular. Ae..
VIII be sent gratis 70 any Physician or Clergyman. on
s IL f e. g pA
hix Bsers " per bottle They sold by all sespecta
bic desiess throughout the coansnss and the Islands
WHITE : ROWLAND. propr,e.ers.
Successors 70 Dr. ,. Aoassts. and Dr. WIN. x. Mo6ast.
Tag sit-w ~ IaI Liberty s., n. Y.
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#arrisd.

July ID, ~ the house OF Mr.. Roicc, by Rev.
A. q. EBERHARr, Mr.. JAMES TA00ART and
Miss CARRIE BOYIN0TON,a all Of Cedar Tatis.
Al the residence Of the brides parents, on
DTnHTTT. r. Il. OI.MSTEAD, LIST Lieut.. 10th u
9. Infantry, TO Miss MARIETTA A. BOWMAN,
Of this city.
Tho parties left on Tuesday for Fort Smelling.
near st. Paul, Mimi. whore Lieutenant Ohm
stead IL stationed. The kind Wishes Of their
many friends attend them In their Northern
homo.
On the nth inst, ~ the parsonage, By Rev.
J. q. DINMrrr, Mr.. WILLIAM GIBSON, OF
LAND.
Also. on same day and place, by the Same.
Mr.. DANIEL LEONARD TO Miss RACHEL
GLOVER, all Of this city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

THIEvEs.-A set Of double harness
belonging to Mr.. Philleo was stolen
from Mr.. Campbell's barn last week,
and on Saturday evening last single
buggy belonging to J. r.. Cameron was
taken from the alley near his barn, to-
gether with set Of harness which was
In his barn.
We do not know whether the whelps
who follow this low-lived business are
strangers among us or whether they
are familiar with our streets, but we do
know that there are some sneaking
looking characters around who need
watching and the sooner they are at
tended to the better It will be for ELL
Our town should be made too warm for
infposters and unemployed sneaks who
sleep during the days and are busy
nights.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

CLOSE EARLIER.-We were shown q
paper signed by nearly all our Dry
Goods merchants, agreeing to close
their stores at 7P. NJ. each day. We
hope this will be done. Let clerks 40
well as others, have recreation and en-
joy game at Base Ball. II we thought
we would be compelled to work 16 out
of every "a hours all our lives, we
should make "home run" the first
good chance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

A NEW INTENTIONAL. +. Grosh,
Esq, I'm the furniture ware room just
east of Hunt & Rowland, has lately
invented new spring bed bottom,
which he is now introducing to the
public, and which. should be used by
every family. Several of our citizens
have tried it, and all are loud in their
praise of this great improvement. Mr..
Grosh is now manufacturing the
spring bed bottom and can accomma-
date all on short orders. We will not
give description of Mr.. Grosh works,
but would highly recommend 1t to the
public and hope they will give him a
call ------ -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

AGUE, CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT
FEVER cured, or the money refunded.
DIR. Wits Ague pills are entirely a
new medicine, and having been tried
in over 1900 of the worst and obstinate
cases of chills and Fever, and not failed
even in one case to effect speedy cure,
the proprietors guarantee them to cure
every case, even after all other medi-
cines fail. Those suffering should
Immediately give them trial. They
are warranted to cure. For sale by
Druggists, or sent by mail On receipt Of
the price, 81. DIR. WITT, Box Gil,
Cincinnati, Ohio. s-3ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-12

It appears some person i'm Paris, who
evidently has not cut his eye teeth yet,
telegraphed in hot haste, per Atlantic
Cable, the UNQUALIFIED FAI.sEHooD
that the first prize had been awarded
the Woods Mower at the Paris Expo
sition, and on the strength of this, the
country is flooded with garbled and
manufactured statements of the alleged
trial and victory.
Now, the last mail brings all the
facts of the case, which ape simply that
IN May last Preliminary Ssirnaish
trial was held near Paris, and that the
Mccormick and Woods Mowers
ecllpsed all the others, some twenty
two Ina number, but that the real trial
was POSTPONED TILL JULY. Reliable
correspondents advise us that nine
tenths of the witnesses of the first trial
were confident that the Mccormick
would carry off the prizes in July.
Now, as the party who ''got up' the
statement falsified about the main
thing the award, ->it is fair to infer
that his account of the details is equally
as false.
We have waited for the manufacture
ers of the Wood machines to honorably
retract the false report about the prizes,
so industreously circulated, but, as they
do not, we can only attempt to make
this refutation as public as the false
hood i'm circulation. ..s
Jurors of such an exposition-men,
no doubt, who represent the agricultu-
raj interests of the world, are not in
the habit Of jumping ut conclusions
like this flash-in-the.pa correspondent
who wrote and telegraphed from Paris.
The trial in July, no doubt, will be
full, searching, and exhaustive, and,
until then, we would advise the manu-
facturers of the Wood Mowers to await,
as patiently as they can, the result, and
not make themselves again the laugh
ing-stock of the community, as they
have done In this ridiculous instance.
Wait until July, gentlemen; and don't
halloo before you are out of the woods.
G. III. MCCORMICK d BROS.
Chicago, June %, 1867.