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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
WACO UNIVERSITY,

II MPLoYED LAST, SESSION, EIGHT
PROFESSORS and Teachers, AMI ma:ricu-
lated 253 Students, and can accommodate
$50 Students iniaSeptember, 1867, in the
Literary, Law and Theological Departments
For particulars or Catalogue, apply to
= Rev. RUFUS c. BUgLEs0S.
Waco, Texas, .Ang. l6, 1S67-4s:3mI
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Lost.

IN the 18Th inst oue Certihcas ISSUED
" 10 ". r. Wiz, BY The AudiioriaiB oard
caGnE or eight hundred and si1ty-hTe
do'''rs ard some cents, date ana numoer
not rsmeubsred. II not found within the
zine prescribed b. Law app ieaiioh VIII e
made 20 The proper authonties for nnPii-
- " Il. VIII.
Dallas June n. 1ss7l29t
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A Great Bargain.

HE place where Ed. c. Browder now
resides, about of a mile East Of the Town
of Dallas, including GO acres Of land, (24oI
% acres Of which lie under a good fence and
in cultivation, two residences, a large barn
and other out houses, n good well and many
fine springs Of never:failing water, and a
large spring branch, affording at all sea
o of the year an ~inexhaustiblc supply oil
water sufficient for the operation of any
amount of machinery, is now offered fol-
sale. La I'D
On this land there are many handsome
situations for private residences, on an ele-
Walton Of about 20 feet above the level Of
the ,osn, covered with beautiful groves Of
young cedar, and an abundance Of good
water can be had anywhere on the land by
digging wells.
Persons wishing to engage 10 running
machinery in this vicinity, or who desire
10 secure the beet situations for private res
licences near town, Eoulddo we'll to exam
ine this place before purchasing elsewhere
orfurtber particulars call on .V
Ed. c. BRowDER,
r1nsfies March 90. 1S57-2sem.
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10 CoMsUMrTTvns.

T'iIr sdv-rlis-r, having tssn restored 60 hesllh IL
afw weeks, ~ a very simple rrntiy, hf'en Ia
,lns suffered several Year, With q severe lung ance'
lion, aud Tia, dread diseasa, ccn-umrton-is ana
Ious to make known ,olis fcllew' sufferers the means
0fcurr.
To oil ~ho desire n, he WI --nd a copy cf'hs pre-
s~c'ilaion nsed, tfree of charged. With 'hed'rec'ion'
tor preparing snd using The same. which they vii
mud \ srNt orrr ,cscossrsrtIos. Asrnss, bhos
cairiI. &c. The only object ofihe adver'isefin son
ding tho Prescription, 10 Ia honehi the Afflicted, ana
sprcsd information which he ~coneeives to b invalo'
allie and he hopes ever, sufferer will Try hts remed,
40 " viii cost them noihins. and may prove p's's
tvs, .U LH..
parties wlriing The rre.ciiption, viii please ad'
iress .Et .HT RNv.i EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York
utiy1
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Furniture.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform
the citizens Of Dal las aud vicinity that
he has established himrelf in Dallas for
the purpose Of manufacturing isll kinds Of
furniture Of the most approved style
lie will also make at short notice the very
best quality Of
Mattresses. ssN 4, :.
lie can be found at Mr.. Geo. sLeinhsrdt's
wagon shop, on Main street,
4l:tf. w,J J. ADDISGToNs
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Il YOUR MACHINERY
AT COST
IN CURRENCY.

GET YOUR MACHINERY
AT COST
II I'm CURRENCY.
vTNHE undersigned has just made an ex-
l. ,~tonsive tour North for the purpose OF
inspecting in person, the manufacture Of
such machinery and other heavy and cost
ly articles as are not usually kept on sale
in this part of the State, and he is prepar-
ed to order, at manufacturers prices, in
currency, the following, to-wit:
Steam Powers and Engines of any capacity,
for Mills or other machinery.
Mifis of any and all kinds and sizes. "
Mill Stones and Boiling Cloths.
Sugar Mills for Sorgho Cane. 7e1 71h
Reaping and Thrcshing, Machines.
Cotton Gins, EILIO n
10 Gang Flows,
Wheat Drills. Y
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons.
Iron Ratings, Fencings and Ornamental
Work. VISA
Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes
,SyEW~s Slabs, sc.
Carpets and House Furniture in sets or
10 5s.a single. BRA
Wood cuts, Photographs and Descriptive
lists Of all the machinery and other articles
with the prices, can be seen at his office.
The finest French Bur Mill Stones and
the best Boiling Cloths in the world, can
be seen in samples and prices.
Sorgho Sugar Mills Of iron, from SI5 to
$500. Gang Plows for breaking up, of the
best make, House Furniture, Office Furni-
ture, School Furniture; all can be seen in
photographs, with the prices, from which
selections may be made with as much salts
faction as il the articles were seen.
Mills and Machinery in great variety Of
cuts, plates and descriptions, that any per-
son may choose TO their taste or Judgment.
The latest improved and best Cotton Gin
ever made, on which $4,000 has been exT
pended in pcrfecting one, may be inspected
and tho actual saws seen. This Gin has n
superior condenser and busting apparatus,
by which the feeder is entirely relieved Of
this annoyance in ginning. The saws are
new and novel, and will only require to be
seen 10 be approved. Unlike former saws,
the teeth are struck with a die and perfect
ly hardened by the press, 50 as 70 be Of
greatdarabilify. p srf q
This gin is adaptei TO any power andcan
be set up on'the ground with ss much safe
" and success as in a house.
Carriages, Buegies and Wagons warrant
cd aud at reduced prices. -
Wheat, Wool, Hide or Bots darc seed T.
JOHN ". CROCKETT.
Dallas, Texas, July p, Is67z4J;if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

s-'hn y 'Vis fs 'sf' II psost' 'ni ~
Awrrt,u l-P's A. ", Hi t'uhi, ~ Ahsid II all
eihsp ~ t. ,l',iv draiptrsi't ~ ihe i'Ninr
~ hn- Nh si 10 slneill -psaLiHg, an Amrfi,an IA
v'1irn.
I me- hr4ish ~ uarraliu-', me Errfpr : Fss
W,tHss g., ofa. Cf nroslvay. N'w N"k riy'
r,snt -psesmiusnf Tteir simrF"ysi Manufacturing
Nar',us h,i ~ rNal III huli IN soun1 n''lan''
ra' prneIis ~ simple N s7n'iruelion- oAslls under
stool, aRi not liable n 81 eni n orieT,
Itstev,ne q~nalt.s-, Particularly on cloth ana ls'h'
~, ranno, h. eTullsii sni Is furh. NC rseymmsua u
20 our flenas and tho public fsperslly,
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Few and Improved Burr
ing Machine.

An that j. noE required Hmy customers Is
70 wash thsir Euol clean and b surs thai
he slice Is al cot 10 srd-r e. facilitate
this uork. uss shout ore Quart q salt %
ersry tiEli gaIldus q Estsr
Tie rsnnl rates o. ioll sih b. charged
rErNo Wool VII he reseiTed ualrss ID
dirt ard gise j. al OFT
M MORROW
D,rls JAY u. iss7-4s2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17

nOIREAH Cowmereiat College, New
Orleans. Founded iNfs, No variations, h'"L
Keeping. pcnmanship, Language, Ma,hruaiirs,
practically taught, Siudrnt6 from L. 10 Eu'ts
notuVAH. prerlient ltep3s-lN
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MASONIC.
biLLiS tnirTgR, 40, ~.
ROYAL AuOH MAsOHs.

Ysn 49, hsfsif suaGHtnef " sifahf Z stated
NnTrf sitt q i-iiss Nsrlst Ne " 20 M,niay
sssiasi Aas ~. = .,n. .'.iis hrhnts
" y nrkPiiY, assisisy
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TOBACCO.
Sewing Machines.

coUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- SoisclcsH Machine Of Wilcox 4 Gibbs will sew
hem, fell, hraii. tuck, gather, quilt, card aud "m-
broidcr with satisfaction. Ng.uia wanted at No. .
81. Charles -. BOX 3sG, Z. q. New Orleans,
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Pianos and Music.

/oRs 4 BREMER, % Camp 81. Constantly on
II hand bret eass Pianos rleyel's, MARTIN 4
Ouvri.rH. the celebrated Cyoloid, ato. Hlyl
nnnNrwALn rnLii.h.r Of Mn.ir. Imnnrinr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
NOTICE.

WOOL CARDING,
II TAKE this oPporfunity q tnformlng
ny friends and the people generally
thai have attached 70 ny Wool Carding
Machine
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r,,,yuILL Ioneg, Va. "a, T.&i. ".

Nseis on iha last s~afaFdsy ~ ss,h mnnih, - M
N.shir tisii. NlN W Witf, W, ",
IpHs " sNnpftis, fee's
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COLLEGEs.

GRuNEwALD, Publisher 81 Music, Imc"r
Ia. Of mnfiral Instruments, rley-l riAnoH Ste
way A sons, Chickering's aud Gnhicr's, l2a Canal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA, DEC. l3, 1867.


The extreme.length ofthe Presidents
message prevents Us from publishing
", and we apprehend that very few oil
our readers would care to peruse it,
had they the privilege. It contains
much that the people will approve, yet
1t Is couched in the same language to-
ward Congress that has characterized
his administration for the past two
years and half; an i'll natured snarl
over what he has been prevented from
accomplishing. With the audacity,
that would be tolerated in a public off
Ger only in America, he still persists In
his harangue against the usurpation of
Congress, the danger of negro suffrage,
and the regret that the Union Is not
restored. If further evidences were
needed to prove the vile apostacy of
the man, the want of every principle
of honor or honesty i'm all his acts and
utterances, q perusal of the message
would suffice. With the GOODNESS of a
degraded demagogue and persistency
that fully accords with his past record,
and which shows the workings of a
base heart, he charges upon Congress.
usurr alton of power styling it the
most dangerous of political crimes"
which is only an assault upon that
body for preventing him from accom-
plishing his nefarious schemes-the
promptings of a traitorous heart. He
is greatly enraged that he has not been
allowed to usurp more power, and steep
himself deeper i'm what he terms the
greatest of political crimes" Forget
ting that every effort of his has tended
to defeat the reconstruction policy OF
Congress, he coolly asserts that 1T is
melancholy fact that the States are
not restored" Is it not a melancholy
fact also that Andrew Johnson has vi
plated every sacred pledge of his high
Office, and aided the rebels of the South
In their rebellion against the plan
adopted by Congress In his false
statement of the objects of the recon-
struction net, he says: ..#
ut is proposed that the black race
shall rule the white race-that the fu-
ture destiny of the country be placed
in their hands--negro domination
would he worse than military despot-
ism-subjection to the negro race will
degrade the people of the South"
By the PRONUNCIATION of such doc
trines as these, he is only encouraging
that which he has apparently been SO
fearful OLA war of races. What has
become of Andrews promises to be the
"inoses" of the colered race. These
sentiments do not sossnd much like be-
ing the friend of the negro. He Is not
even willing that single handed jus
tice be dealt out to them.
The whole nessage shows him false
and insincere, and his arraignment of
Congress in downright impudence, is
unparalleled in the history of the past.
The London Times, commenting
says:
The message shows that Mr.. John
son has learned nothing. He trans
eends himself in impudence He re-
CARDS his office as absolute sovereigns
d" their prcrogatives. He forfeits all
respect. E#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
CIicago Classification of
f".f". Hides. a..#

The following classification of hides
has been prepared 10y some of the lar
gest hide dealers in this city, and
will be found, without doubt, accepta-
BILE to the trade in the West:
All sales of hides i'm Chicago are made
by the following lassiliiratiuns. A. Il
large proportion of hides received are
green sailed, the price that they bring
is rule made the standard for tile
price for all other kinds.
Green hides are those that are sent IN,
just as they come from the animal,
never have been sailed. s
( Part cured are hides that have been
sailed, but not long ensug To be thor
oughly cured. u.......t
Green sailed are those that have been
saited and are thoroughly cured. To
cure a hide thoroughly will acquire
from twelve To twenty days, arco, uii,g
TO the thickness OF the, hide aud tenn
perature of the weather. The loss
In weight is from twelve ta ~ per cent.
Dry flint is thorough dry hide,
having been sailed while green. rs
In green sailed hides and skins these
weighing less than eight pounds are
called deacons eight to eleven po,tl,.is,
calf fourteen to twenty live pound, IL
PisnP, ohc SdiiSu MP, but ~ tifH dirt
poor, are called runners or murrains
all above twenty-five are called hides.
A green sailed hide is understood To
be Thoroughly cured. free from salt, dirt,
meat, water, horns tail, bones and sin
ews, and before being weighed, all
such substances are removed, or IA
proper deduction Is made from the
weight, aud when the head skin hangs
TO the hide 10y BARROW strip, IL Is cut
otf before weighing.
All bull. stag. tainted, cut, grubby,
or murraiH hides, are called damaged.
and go at two-ihirds price, without
they are very badly damaged. when
they are classed in glue stock, at a
much lower price.
In dry hides there are other kinds of
damaged. such as moth-eaten, suil-
bua ned, weather beaten.
~ In generally conceded Ivy tanners.
and hide dealers, that over one third of
the value OF all the hides taken off IN
the Northwest is lost by careless skin
ming or euriusng.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
The Mt. Pleasant Journal says: >

The Mt. Pleasant Journal says: .
"That at joliiication meeting of the
Democrats who were ecstatic over the
recent election in certain States, pro-
posed mt the close to give three cheers
for their organization, when ii drove of
mules near by numbering three hund-
ned responded by loud braying.' '.
That's all right, boys! No laugh
inv. sa.....s .. o.. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

The Des Moines Register says that
Iowa bonds to the amount of $500, 600
will mature i'm the LIST of January next
The State Treasurer has not waited for
their presentation, but has sought out
the holders and invited them to take
their pay. Only $50. 900 of these bonds
are now outstanding, and if the holders
should present them tomorrow, would
get their money promptly to the last
farthing. n.. a.. ..rsr ...#s.. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

w. B. Lakin has retired from the
North Iowa Observer. His SUCCESSORS
are II. B. Wood and o. c. Cole, practic-
al printers and pleasing writers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

ALT. Stewart. one of the drivers OF
the Northwest Stage Company, died at
Fl. Dodge last week from the effect of a
dose of poison taken nine days previ-
Gus. He drank what he supposed to be
some kind of liquor bus which proved
to be bed bug medicine. We CLEAN
from the Hamilton Freeman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

z. A. Poland, who was shot recently
i'm Baltimore by son of EN- Gov. Wise,
is reported to be suffering severely, and
1t is feared that the wound may termin.
ate in lock Jaw.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

1t was subject of much annoyance
to both houses of Congress that the
whole country had the opportunity to
read the Presidents Message some
hours before its presentation to them.
They seemed to think its opening SEN
tence "Fellow-citizens of the Senate
and House of Representatives" peculi-
ariy appropriate as nearly all the rest OF
the Presidents fellow-citizens had seen
IT, rs .r.rr ...- ...-rs. ....t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

AT. Stewart is about to erect a great
free library for the citizens of New
York, to be open on every day in the
year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
Impeachment.

A warm time has been experienced
In Congress on the impeachment of the
President. Mr.. Boutwell, Of Massachu.
sets, and Mr.. Wilson of Iowa were
the principal speakers Mr. Boutwell,
made an able effort in favor of the i'm.
parchment of the Presf,ent, and had
the entire attention of the House, ON
whom he made quite All impression.
Mr.. Wilson was strongly opposed to
the movement. The question was fl
naily settled last Saturday, by vote OF
the yeas and nays, standing 81 for, and
106 against it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is herei given. that on the 18th day OF
November, A, D. 1857, d. Thalheimer Co, Of
Cedar Falls Black Hawk County, Iowa. made general
assc nnent Of all their property, for the benefit
VI all their creois All property OF theirs by whom
soever held must delivered only and all debts
due Them 20 become due, must he paid TO me. All
claims against them must be presented to under
nrh am rmation. nj my place OF business 10 Cedar
Falls, within three months
" #s a. Assignee Of b. Thalhrimer a Co.
Il Gear Falls, Nov. 10, 1867 H. 33w6
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Victor Hugo in collecting material fol
writing the life of John Brown and
George Ticknor Curtis is writing life
of Daniel Webster.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

DR.. Hays, in lecture recently deliv.
cred in Chicago on the Arctic Regions,
made the statement that he had seen
an iceberg, that If it were brought to
New York and sold by the pound Mt
the market rates, the proceeds would
more than twice pay the national debt.
The attention of the Secretary of the
Treasury Is called to this novel way Of
contracting the public Indebtedness of
the country. That would be grand
country for skating.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

There Is much complaint In New
York of dull times. Nine out of ten'of
the merchants declare that they are not
paying expenses. Buyers and sellers
have been holding off to see what
course Congress will. pursue on the fl
nancial question.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Mr.. c. A. Dana commences the pub
LEGATION of his long coming paper, The
Republic, January lst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

In the transmission of the Presidents
Message, the telegraph office of the
Western Union line did by far the larg-
est amount of work ever sent from one
Office since the telegraph was invented.
One hundred and seventy nine thous-
words were sent in sbout fifteen hours,
beside the regular commercial business.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
ERRORS or YourH

Gentleman who suffered Tor wears from yervop.
Debility Premature decay aud aii the e h of ro,th
fu ndiseretin will for the sake NJ snrng humanity
send free to all Whn need IT, 'he rcp nh dire ,ons
for making the simple remedy by which he was eurea
sufferers wishing prof nv fhe adpprtis
can do 50 by dressing. In perfect can dpnce
JOHN OGDEN
silly ~ Cedar street Eew Ycrs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

A daily paper has been started at
Cheyenne, the present terminus of the
Union Pacific Railroad, called the
Argus. 1t states that the last mile of
the track into that city was laid in less
than one hour.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Gen. Lee 10 as reticent a person as
Grant himself. Somebody asked him,
the other day, what he thought of poll
tics. ~ don't think of politics Mt all, /"
was the reply Dem. Exchange.
No! but he thought strongly of des-
troying this government at one time.
II didn't collapse to suit him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13
The Finance Question.

1t is evident that the people are dis
satisfied with the policy of Secretary
McCulloch, and it is equally evident
that the ,ontraction of United States
currency has failed to accomplish the
purpose intended. The Secretary of
the Treasury, with view of bringing
the currency of the country to specie
basis, has been contracting il by re-
deeming and burning up nearly 1000
900 Of legal tenders a month, and since
1865, the currency has been contracted
to the amount of two hundred millions
of dollars, yet it has not increased
their purchasing power cent, while it
has paralyzed business throughout the
country. and almost entirely checked
investments i'm all important enterpri-
ses. To the business interests of the
country 1t has proven an Improbable
and dangerous policy. Merchants if
investing at all, purchase timidly, fear
full of financial disaster. 1t is one of
the important duties of the present
Congress TO relieve the country of this
embarrassment, by suspendng further
contraction of the currency, and order
an investment of large proportion of
the sl25, 100000 of gold now in the
Treasury, in redeeming government
bonds, thus reducing the interest which
il paid each year and thereby increas-
ing the value of greenbacks. BY prop
er disposition of the gold. which is new
being boarded up in Treasury, draw
ing no interest, much would be accom-
plished to relieve the present prostra.
tration of business whic is SO appa-
rent in the east. The financial ques-
ton is one of the most important be-
fore Congress, and it is engaging the
attention of members of both Houses,
who are devoting themselves to prop
er solution of it. The country will be
benefited by immediate action. The
Secretary of the Treasury devotes a
large amount of space i'm his lengthy
report, In support of his policy which
the country has had reason to depre-
cate as untimely aud unpolitic. He
has had fair trial aud has accomplish
ed nothing except the arrangement of
business; 1t is now time that Congress
mark out policy for him to pursue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

ID. A. Mahsny has retired from the
editorial control of the st. Louis Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

Horati0 Seymour is said to have with
drawn from this candidacy for the cop
perhead nomination. A better show
now for Valladigham.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

lios,ettrr's Unified states Anfanaek for 1868 for
de sribu,n g.1t's. throushit tie United States and
al rvi izd countries af the western Hemisphere will
he published about the FIRST nf January all who ish
understand tn true phiiosopy of health sauh re
Gnd pnnder the valuahe suggestion " CONTAINS In al.
ion 20 admirable medical treatise the causes IA
embraces large amount II information interesting 10
the merchant The mechanic the timer fhr kar,npr
the planer. III. professions. man aud The .acals,s
have hesn made ft such meri,lias aud ~ ARE
cALREpER. 50
The pafnre. nses rs.rao, ainar, sanitary effects ~
HOSTEL FRS STOMACH BITTERS. the staple ~. ic
ani Alternative ~ than half The chri .tian World
fully set forth IN its pages viii Ian int
spersi with valuable recipfs humorous evisss md
other sraetve and reasfIf. matter original
and s.ectrd kinonp The .nnaais to appear with the
openg ~ the wear this VIII he II the most uss
full AMI b,y BE- ka bg skiag srrd for copies tn the
central Manu'aetrrry nj Pittsburgh Pa or che near.
est agent Tor HOsTETTERs Stomach RtTTERs
The III rrRtS sold In every -ity, town village
in the United States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-12-13

To Nenor Cameron, A. R. Mccall. N.
NJ. Mccall, Tho's. Mccall, Mary
McCnH, Laurence Alexander, admin
istrafor of Estate of II. III. Mccall,
Defendants!
VOC hereby notified that on or before the st day
u Of December. 1857 petitinn OF Robert Cameron
Plaintiff will be filed In tie Office OF the Jerk of the
District Court In the County Of Black Hawk State Of
Iowa. for foreclosure OF three Mortgages assigned 10
him The amount claimed is fifteen hundred dollars and
interest thereon from January 1854 at ten per cent
And unless apr thoreto and defend before noon
of the Second Day Of the January term Of said
Court In sail County, which commences on the 9Th day
OF January, 1865, default win he entered against you
therein. andjudgment rendered thereon.
PACKARD 4 BROWN
....... Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Nov. rs, 1867.
Printers Zee, sic 3s.w6