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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06


VOICES. s.-WHAT THEY INDICATE =
There are light, quick, surface voices
that involuntarily seem TO utter ths
slang, "I won't do to tie to.u The
mans words may assure you or his
strength Of purpose and reliability, yet
his tone contradicts his speech.
/ Then there are low deep strong vol.
ces, where tho words seem ground out,
q II the man owed humanity . agrudge,
and meant to pay It some day. That
mans opponents may well trcmble,
and his friends may trust his strength
Of purpose and ability to act. 9ftTt
There Ia the coarse, boisterous, dicta-
torial tone, Invariably adopted by vul.
gar persons, who have not sufficient
cultivation to understand their own In
Significance.
There is the incredulous tone, that ID
full Of q covert sneer or secret ssYOu-
can't-dupe-me-sirv intonation.
Then there Is the whining, beseecl-
Ing voice that says s'sycOphant" M
plainly rs II IL uttered the word. II
cajOles and flatters you Its words say
II love you'll admire you; you are
everything you sh0uld be- 4at, J,
Then there 10 the tender, musical,
compassionate voice, that sometimes
goes with sharp features (as they indi-
cate merely intensity OF feeling) and
sometimes with blunt features, but al
ways with genuine benevolence.
III you are full OF affectatiOn and pre-
tense, your voice proclaims 1t.
II you are full Of honesty, strength,
and purpose, your voice proclaiins IL.
Ii you are cold, calm, and firm, and
consistent, or fickIe. and foolish, and
deceptious, your voice will be- equally
trutll-teiling. .-dgncs Leonard.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
The Man That Don't Take
the panerss.

/. #
"The man who don't take the papers,
was In town the other day, he Brought
his family on an OK sled, and waited
before store. He still believes that
Millard Fillmore Is President, and
wanted TO know IL the Kamschatkins''
had taken Cuba, and IL SO, where they
had taken Ii. He. had sold his pork for
six cents when he might have got
twelve. One of his boys went to a
blachsmith's shop to be measured for a
pair Of shoes, and another mistook the
market house for church. He hung
his hat on n meat hook, and waited pa
tiently one hour for meeting to begin.
One Of the girls took a lot of seed onions
TO the post Office to trade for letter.
She had a baby which she carried in n
"sugar trough" stopping occasionally
To rock it on the sidewalk. When IL
cried she filled Its mouth with cotton
handkerchief, and sang Barbara Allen.
The other boy had sold two coon skins,
and was on q "bum.n When last seen
he had called for 'soday and water,n
and stood soaking gingerbread I'm IT.,
and making wry faces. The shop keep
er, mistaking his meaning, and gave
him mixture Of sal soda and winter,
and II tasted strongly ofsoda. But he
had "heard tell Of soday and water"
and was bound to give 10 trial, "puka
or no puke." The old man had ten
kettle he wanted "hxed up,n and he
carried II to millener shop, the lady
thought he was crazy, but noticing q
hole In the kettle, politely told him to
take IL to o timers shop. He then
took an old plow to the jewelers. shop,
to have IL "pinted and sharpened.D
Some one told him he ought to take
the paper, but he would not listen to it.
He was opposcd to internal improve
ment,n and thought .'larningp was q
wicked invention. State Register.
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Good Samaritan

COOKING STOVE!
Yor Wood or Coal reatest Imprc vement OF The Age
REFER TO
Rev. Y. @. Kinney. Or. L. w. Warren, '. A. Hosch-
Kiss, g. Salisbury, J. A. Moore. MAJ. A. G. Wells O.
II. Campbell, 9. Dewey. chas. Nicely, Cedar Falls.
DR.. ,. Loreiand, 4. Moreheass aDd u.s. Crosby.
Janesville, snd others.
Csnand Gee Il. Sold only by v
Z. =. CROSBY & Co., Cedar Fails.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

SPEAKING Cross. = You gain nothing
by q harsh word. Whatif that boy
broke the pitcher. or puts his elbow
through the glass; do you mend either
by applying harsh epithets to him?
Does Il make him careful In the future?
Does he love you better? iiark, he IL
What says the boy? 81
am glad OF IL; L don't care how much
/ break He talks thus to be even
with his master. IL Is very wrong I'm
him, we know. but IL In human nature,
and the example has been set before
him by yoti. 6ny To the careless boy,
II am sorry you must be more care
ply? at was an accident, and Will
he more careful" Hc will never break
another pitcher or glass n he can help
II, and he will respect aud love you
Thousand times more than when you
new In rage and sworc vengeance on
his head. Remember this, yc who get
angry and rave ut trifie.
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MISS A, McNAlLY,

nENLEls IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
- Keeps constan'ly on hand q complete assortment
efchaice Millinery. New Goods received every week.
Opposite Townsend & 4Knapps Bank. Cedar Fails.
Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

UNASHuONAHLE TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
IL South OF Coles Drug Store Cedar Fails Iowa. Re-
pairs neatly and promptly executed the most reas
onahle terms, FtfE .ttH NsaE sf
Agent for Dubuque Dying Company. Orders solicit
ted. 81
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DYING, SECURING, Ac., &C.
&. T. WXTEI,
Who hods forth just South Of L. Coles Drug Store
Agent for the
.oUBuQUE DYING COMPANY,
The sssy establishment Of the kind West Of Chicago.
BY sending q number Of articles at time, Mr. Wyth
get work done CHEAPER than any one else.
Ladies having ribbons, dresses other articles 70 he
re dyed or re-hnishea can have Il done chsspiy ana
promptly by applying To Mr. Myth. Gentlemen can De
accommodated n the way, and have clothing
scoursd and msde As good A. neg. Ne u alwaysready
~ accommodate all who call. 1b0
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c. 4. LATHRoP,
i. MYTH.i

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, sign Of the
Nl big Bonnet. Post Once Block, Cedar Fails
Iowa 81
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n. HARTMAN.

r THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK -BINDERY, Is
IA prepared to do all kinds Of Binding In work
msnlike manner Patronise home instisusion. and
bring on your Papers, Blanks, Magazines and PAM
rhiets and have them bound. Orders ieh ut J. L.
Coles Store. Will be promptly attended 70. t.
Paper Hanging done TO order. 81
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FARMERS HOME,

N SUgAUa, a,ssPRePRtETOR CEDAR PALLs,
IN. IOWA. Good accommodations and stabing at
rates. 81
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JENNoNca n MoaNER.

A II TIL UNION NEAT MARKET, KIEP CON-
IA stantly hand good assortment Of the best meats
and other articles IN the market line which they
selling at the lowest living prices Main Street oppo.
81: Neeley's Grocery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81
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sCssNsEp AUcTIoNEER, roR CITY AND
r. Comfy continues ss At his Old buAness, and WIN
execute it as we'll and as cheap as any. Cedar YsIsa
Iowa. 81
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a. sPAULOIN0,

CONTR ACTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER.
NJ Cedar Falls, lows Constructor Of the RridRe
mt Cellar Falls Refers 70 Hosea white, sps,nxvilie.
Linn Co. Col. WIN. r. Shaw, Ansmoss, Jones Co.
Also, To the Bridge Committee Of this city. 81
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MEnARY = PERkINS.
z. RAk z r,

nEALEBS IN LEATHER, sADDLERY HARD
IL ware, Shoe Findings, Saddlery, Collars, &c.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for Hides. s-is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

G. e. Gu MMlN08 Z CO.,
y House Keep constantly on hand all kinds Of fresh
aud salt meats. The highest market price paid In cash
for Eggs Good Fresh Butter, and all kinds of Early
Vegetables and Garden Sauce. S-6
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

humoredly, while his devotion TO his
own cause never faltered. 9eti
Thethird class had been eniancipated
which made new. class to be addressed.
So the man Of the world had several
social languages to be used. But there
came to each the power Of books and
solitary thought. Friendship was an
order of nobility whence one Went
more easily into nature. Society meant
many things. 1t might mean that
which was frivolous, or that which was
true. Society loved decorum: n loved
the man who could conquer his face.
In ordinary experience, IL was the sift-
ed assemblage Of the best Of the COM
munity. II was q good school. There
c0nceit, dullness, and affectatiOn were
forbidden, and Of each man his best
was required. 1t was not enough that
ono had thought. He had to trans-
late IL into the language Of his COM
solitude, but they agreed that they
should overcome this dislike to society.
Society was q part 0f the idea Of cul-
ture. 1t should be intellectual. Men
should be held there for what they
were, but they should not be oyer-intei-
lectually held. IL WINS u disparagement
OF the Hindoos that they were too sub
jective. The same thing was said OF
the Germans. II has been said that
when a crisis arose, New England
turned into D debating school.
But solitude had also its advantages.
Men were sometimes, a. 1t were, born
deaf and dumb. There had been men
who, for their own sake. should be confin-
cd to their own thoughts. The solitary
knew the essence Of the Thought. the
man I'm society only it, face. Let him
get the best OF bis doom. II he could
not harmonize with society, let him
keep away from 1t, It was pleasant to
see pianos, tragedians, and painters
penetrating the prairies and mountains.
There were no greater bepefactors than
architccts-kasxin, Ferguson, and
others.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

RAINH1gS> House, CARRIAGE AND SIGN
M PAfNTER, has taken r. wILD's place ~ Cedar
Ras and will give entire satisfaction TO all who entrus
him with work In his line OF business Shop over fos
dcks Wagon Shop. Paper hanging ncasldone on short
aotSce. 5AAtl 80 80 ly
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DR.. JOHN 8. KING,

SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
- Special attention viii he e.vcn 10 the Of dis
eases Of long standing Once and residence opposite
and west Of the Public School House, Cedar Falls,
Iowa. -.---t g.HFg4 sgE4y#tt ST.
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MORRIS LIPPoID.
r. s. EMclEDoW.

AND HAIR DRE6SER, OVER COLL
40 MAAA's Boot 4 Shoe Store. Cedar Falis. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06
NUMBER %.

What constitutes true nobility7

What constitutes true nobility9
Not wealth, nor name, nor outward pomp.
nor power;
Fools have them all. ana vicious men may be
The idols and the pageants of an hour,
But tits TO have good and honest heart.
Above all meannoss. and above ali crime,
And act tho right and honorable part,
In every circumstance Of place and cline.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-09-06

DAuNYRsa IN EVERY sTYLE. HOUSE. SIGN
IL and Hresco GrAining, and Ornamental Painting
done In styie at short notice. Shop In the rear
Of Anwein's house. Cedar Falls, Iowa 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-11
nrm ADVERTISEMENTS,
nem aunrrttsements,
8 25 wi I L E S
OFTHR
R. R.,
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.


This brings The line to the eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains aud It expected that the track will be laid
thirty miles further to Evans Pass the highest point on
the road, by January. The maximum grade from the
foot q the mouuisns to the but eighty feet To
the mile, while that Of many roads over one
hundred. Work 10 the rock cuttings on the western
slope will continue through the winter and there Is
doubt that the entire grand line to the Pa
tihc will be open for business in 1870.
The provided fr the construction Of this Great
National Work ample The United States grants
It's Six Per Cent Bonds at the Of from S26 600 to
SiS per mile, for which il takes second hen as Sc
eury, and receives payment to large II the fan
extent Of is claim ia services These Bond, are issued
each twenty mile section finished snd amer Il has
been examined by the United States Commissoners and
pronounced to be in all respects frs, class road thor
oughly supplied with dpo,s reparsbops stations and
all the necessary rolling stock and other equipments
The United States also makes donston Of II 800
OF lard the mile which will be source Of large
revenue to the Company. Much Of this land in the
Platte Valley is among the fertile in the world and
other large portions covered with heavy pine
and abound N coal Of the best quality
The Company is also authorized to issue its own First
Mortgage Bonds t, equal the issue of the
Hon Cakes Ames are Trustees Tor the Bondholders and
deliver he Bonds to the Company only the work pro-
sresses th they always represent actual aud pro-
duetiye value.
/ The authorized capital Of the Company ia One Hun
bred Million Dollars Of which over Eve millions have
/ been paid in upon the work already done.
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BOSTON MARKET.
~. "a

Conv ExcH.xdrThc receipts since Saturday hive been
ga Nhs Flour hush uats, TOE demand
g. od and prices stssily tending upvard he
fa4h t0 5l mrainn esirs- 80 80 g' lf.", aud
choice fver- Louis braulsi SO 90 100 per
hbi n southern Flour c alee tave been II sii ~ % 60
for elA including ami chuiceG ani tfsh grouui
lul5 so s. per mi Is dn and prices tgud up~ari
quote southern yellow at lao lsi old Werru mix
10 sl4e 81 ai 1855 and new yellow ~
$40 ga per bush. Oas have been selling AZ 81 re per
bush Tor southern, Canada and Western hye ro1 no tI
southern Northern shorts $500 4u flnr Feed $500
a 800. and NiidunN s4U0D 1870 rer t0n.
Paovtsoxs-Pok T. trm ADD ha selling ts75 10
o. 1r pr me- sl4 Cor old and and s2i'O
% f- clear FROM $500 - bb As go qa
ty Lard % % in bins aud ueues3 atd smes"d hams 4c
10 sells from 50 4c and Cheese 10 ioc yer TO-
a. 20 quality.
La shade nrmerf sales ccottn bs al ~ A
Ole puleii 40 TOR tIhbtd
ISL ar Tevss and ~ soc Tor California and Cape aud
n stlEa private terms.
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First Mortgage Bonds

offered for the present a, NINETY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR, they are the cheapest security in the
market being more than Is per cent lover than U. 8
Stocks. They pay
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wATouMAN g. STATE JOURNAL,
Cor 1919

Republican in politics, but independent of
clioues. For sometime past the mode Of conduct
inc this paper has been somewhat changed, giving
elaborate political editorials and speeches only
when the public may be well served or interested
thereby and giving more space than formerly to
current domestic and foreign news, tales Zone
nearly every week, except during the session Of
the legislaturc), agriculture, and other miscelanc-
Gus matter. Terms, 81 90 year in advance OF
81 so at the end Of the year. To clubs Of twenty
or more, commencing Jan. 1, 1868, and paying
strictly in advance, 3 80 per copy Old arrear-
ages must be paid before going into a club.
WALTON'S DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,
81 80 per quarter, or So % per year.
E.P. WALTON, Publisher.
Montpelier, Nov a, 1867.
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pATpNT LEAD.ENCASED TIN PIPE,

Manufactured under Patents Of the COfrsifs Shap s
Hiliard Manufacturing Co
Adopted by the Cities Of Boston, Charles
town. aud Chelsea.
A NEW WATER PIPE, free from all Inc
n ohisc ions 10 common lead pipe ONB FiFrH OF
H. thickness PuRB It's enoased in four hhhs Of lead
fornitg perfect union Water conveyed through il
otly comes in contact with the Tin
Is as strong as Lead Pipe Of ttcice the ioeight
per foot.
Costs less per foot than Lsda Pipe Of the same
strength.
Also superior qualities Of White Lead and Zinc, dry
and ground in Oil Red Lead Liiharae Lend Pine, Tin
Pipe sheet lie I'd, Cast ron tpe aud Fittings, Pumps,
&c. &c. Manufactured by
BOSTON LEAD co.
II CHADWICK X co, Agents, AZ 90 Broad
etteet nnston NJ aaH
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Montpelier, Nov. 81, 1867.

BUSINESS CoLLEGE, PoULTNEY, Vr.-The
Vermont Commercial College and Normal Acade-
my opened for the Winter Dec 8. Students may
enter any time before Jan. 10, and enjoy the ben
eGts of the Winter and Spring months. Business
Course s35 Board, washing, fuel and lights,
per week, S477. Classics, by Rev. j. Goadby,
d. d. Common English, Music aud Telegraph
inr taught. Cireulars free 81 .y3
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advanced stages of the disease
60 wide he I'D Of s u-eulnrss aud numerous are its
Dcuies that Ia amos every section % e country are per
pubey known wis have restored by il from alarm
ng and diseases 70 The Lungs when once red
its superiority every other eypecoran too APPARENT to
escape observation, wher It's virtues known She pub
lie no longer what aud1ie employ fr the distress
ing and dangerous cions ~ the pulmonary organs incident
to our climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community fAiei and ben discarded This has eaiued
by every trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget and produced TOO numerous and too
remarkable to be- forgotten.
weein us public, that it, quality i' carefully kept
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Do Tor their relief all that 20 has ever done
or az numbers Of Ciergymen, Physiaians Statesmen, and
other eminent psrsonases, have LEM their names 90 certify me
Unparalleled usefulness o. rem-ie but space here viii
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FoRrY-rHREE YEARS is long life for patent
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y over worked eyes 49,,
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~ The sweetest singer and the sweetest per
fume of the day are Adehna Patti and phaons
" Night Blooming Cereus Both are American
The fair singer enrapturcs everybody the perfume
is in demand everywhere. - GeoTgctorH Union.
81 .63
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p. BALLARD d' CO..
NEw YoRK, Dee. 10, lSe

NEw York, Dec. 10, 1851
Butter, 80 to S.; common and grease to II.
Cheese, Factory, IA to 10; ordinary, 10 to a.
Maple Sugar, S to 10. Flour, Extra State. 9.2j
to 10 60; Superfne State, 800 to 800; Extra
Southern, 1000 to l4.00 Ohio and Western, 1880
to l2.75; Canada l3 IS to 1925 Buckwheat,
4. IS to AS. Hops, Vermont, 40 to Coo. Wool,
Vermont washed 40 10 47c; unwashed, 80 to 4Oc.
Sheep Pelts, 500 to 1.2Oc. Eggs, "a to 35c.
Potatoes, MERGERS. $50 to 400; reachblows, 3.25
20 8 So Gold ~ sc.
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HAIR DYE.

This snendid air Dive the the world The only
tras and perfect DvtHeImlsss, Reaoe Nc
No ridiculous tnts Natural baek and
Brown Remedies the M effects Of Dad Dyes. luygoraes the
leaving aud beautiful The genuine issgnsd Hdl
am n Bataeor All others limitations, aud shout
be avoided Sold by all Druggs and Pvrdmels Factory 81
Barclay street. New York s"ly aaN'
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Try box OF POLAN1's PLANrAtN OINTMENT. The
best saye in the World other hut insist having
this. FOR sale by all nrugs Is and country dealers
DR.. ". PuLA I'd, Manufacturer,
fges
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ia the face or head utterly bauished 40 few hours No
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contains nothing Injurious the most delicate system. soi
eept OF SL0) and two postage stamps
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