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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
Cholera nt st. Louia.

General Sterling Price died recently in St.
Louis of cholera, and the epidemic has been
the reports OF the mortality have been sup
pressed. Upon this point the st. Louis Repub-
licdn OF Thursday last says:-
"a friend of ours at Bloomington, Illinois, has sent
slip from the PdntdgrGph of that city, which re-
presents the cholera raging feariuly at 81 Louis
Stories of this kind set aoat in order TO prevent
persons from coming here to the Fair next week. IL
Is true there as some cholera here during portion
OF last month but the ravages of the disease have
been shameully exaggerated, Is always the case
nothng IKE the eevery reported having been expe-
Ilehceu FOR q day or two the cases were quite nu-
nerous during the hot weather. but since the change
IN he atmosphere, the mortality from that has
ceased almost or quite altogether, and the disease
1nSga g now 0e SAD TO have wholly disappeared No
CITY, and we trust none will be deferred from coming
next week by croakers i'm st. Louis or enemies ont.
sideb - N''0-'A'~@ N''
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
OBITUARY..
Elias Howe, Jr.

Elias Howe, Jr., whose death occurred on
Thursday was universally known as the inven-
tor of the sewing machine, or at least OF the
principle that first gave practical utility TO JnaJ
now indispensable piece of mechanism. 900
Mr.. Howe was born in Spencer, Mass, IN lSlS
He lived at home until 1886, working with his
father who was both a farmer and miller, IN
the day time, and attending the district school
in the evening He subsequently learned tne
ments in endeaYoring to complete sewing
machine. He finished model and obtained q
patent on September 10, 1886. A patent was
also taken out in England, from which, how
ever, he realized nothing
After constructing four machines he visited
England, remaining there four years, and re-
turning almost destitute to America. From
this time until 1854 he was involved in eXpen-
siVe law suits, when the principal infringers OF
his patents acknowledged his rights, and ar
ranged to manufacture machines, under
licenses from him. Up to 1854 less than 5000
good sewing machines had been manufactured;
now the number exceeds 100000 annually.
Mr., Howe, like all inventors, had a severe
his machine soon acquired not only reputation
but Wealth-and at the time OF his death was
possessed of large fortune. He had a royalty
upon every machine manufactured In the
country, from which he derived an immense
income,
The deceased was prominent during the W ar
and enlisted as a private in Connecticut-oy
his example stimulating recruiting: lie had
been sick for long time previous to his death
and at one time was hardly expected TO re
cover. With skilful medical attendan ce
however, he became almost convalescent-bu
another attack Of his disease caused his death
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
NV. COR, EIGHTH AND FmBERT sTs.,

HAVE JUST OPENED;
rev lot of Plaid Poplins s7sc, q, ti12s, and
silk and Wool Rep Popiins.
6ni,IAeu Poplins 60 cents n yard.
Pik PPiack alpaca, 3s, 49, s.. Sc, 3d. 20 cents, and g.
cents, '' '0'' f' w w ~
Black Alpaca Poplins. extra wide and heavy 81
Black, all-wool Delaines, Double width very
Black silks, Black Silks, fine quality.
opened several lots Of Linen Goods, from New
q Power-Loom Table Linens Sc cents.
S,4 Power-Loom Table Linens rs cents
hehVy s.4 White able Linens 81, si'i2Iy. al25.
od 1e duokAbRck Towels, 126, l6 28 25 %, 81 49,
Linen Napkins s2'25, $3.50, s2s75. and "a A dozen.
Dest makes BleRched and Unbleached Muslins
"a IeIge as ortment Blankets, very CHEAP
All W. ShnS1n ri slennels lS 20 %, %, 2s and 3lC
60 cents. - W. ''|a' W. ''' oV' o. o|'a anu
Iadessyy All Wool Shaker Flannes, yard wide, So So
20 and "a Ballard vale Flannels
D93met tlannels, %, %, 81, 371s, 40, 49, and SOC
a, AL W ooi SahelmereS, for mems and bovsi vvaor
W ISIiS5a M2S, si875S S50 {l'75 and si87yS
2SmtS Ina Eieguiiar igi lnade Half Hose, 25 and $50,
heaYy english Half Hose. full regular made aeo
LADIES and Children's Hosiery. '
SlT5, 81, g225, $3.50 and g. WV >a'F' 90 " w.
Ladies' Merno Vests, q, sl25, $3.50, sr75, g.
PRICE g. WOOD,
N W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
N. B.-Jouvn's Kid Gloves best quality
Real Kid Gloves, good quality, 1925 70 2l smw I'll
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
1.-,a - GAIA ard silver.

We learn from a new Enlg9aoI EngnSSIT mineral pro-
%oPs G@one 9%S oonnes sS Of the yielded Sn5Ss SSSsS%T 81
pounds Of lgold and four alls @lLHgu adjoining
Silver. OF gold, California ana !hA Tie "U'''A-S
Australia and Kew Zealand, $4,000; Russia,
60, 800; South America, $4,000; Southern ASIA,
$4,000 of silver; Mexico produced 100000
pounds; the United States, 1000, 600; Peru and
Chill, 598 600; and the rest of Europe, including
the British Isles, $780, ,000
Estimating the value of these metals at pre-
sent market values, the yield of gold for the
year was not far from $4,000, 900, and of silver
S75 100000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
A ChInese Ceremnnu.

When the Great Republic left San Francisco
for Japan and China (September 81, the city
turned out largely to see her off. As She moved
whole city with their sharp, deep reports. Al
this moment the Chinese, who crowded the
wharf by thousands, dressed in their holiday
attire, flung after the steamer into the Bay of
San Francisco thousands on thousands of LONG
aims OF bright enamelled yellow aud red papers,
Inscribed with prayers to unknown gods for the
vessel that "the great depths of the sea should
snare her and all on board, and gentle waves
and prOpitous wind, !, wait her & s%iinsly TO heI
The ceremony was generally regarded like the
4browine OF an old shoe after one departing OF
q ionrney as something harmless at worst, anC
possibly calculated to bring good luck.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05

We would respectfully call your attention to our
Company, organized for the purpose Of selling Gro
who become members of the Association
For the accommodation of all classes; we VII issue
Ticket entities you to full membership TOR SlI
and az Cost PRICE at Of 6 COmpan
Stores in the City, Ten (tO) Dollar IlckeC entities
the 9asF % hOng & ST will be
9 99 egHSE ue6 besr SE @
ing Glasses than the Cooperative plan recently
goods sold at the regular retail price ana all the
benefits derived are In tue shape OF DYdends after
high. We only require you 70 pay for @ you, Ticket
time you make purchase, as every article Is sold at
II is well-known fact that there is from Is to 25
per cent profit on every dollar expended zen for Gro
there profit of from 80 to so per cent? all of which
you save by becoming member OF this Company.
and Provision Dealer in the City will become our
common enemy, and that there VIII be every enort
theless we feel confident that the people OF Phlla
as the noblest enterprise ever undertaken In this
Every housekeeper will readily perceive the great
advantages arising from becoming member OF tnls
Company, as the amount paid for yearly member
- The Company intends opening stores in every
e UH sale Sl S Of tSs cfes viii WaIranus as soon as
the Company receives sufficient number Of lF sne-
them In opening store, Just SO soon the Store Sha %
be opened at hich time persons can procure thelr
The Company has employed Agents to canvass the
city for the purpose of taking the names OF those In
tending to support the enterprise and viii call on you
in a few days, In no case are the Agents allowed
10 receive money for subscriptions. as the money
will not be required until the ticket OF membership Is
delivered. ,,.,,,
Ali goods purchased VIII be delivered II desired;
Ali tickets will date from the time the first purchase
Is made. $500 ,- , -
municRting Stores,
NOS. COS AND GTO ARCH STREET,
Where the public are respectfully invited to call and
examine tbeir stock and list of prices, lO58t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05

-Lamartine has returned from his Swiss
tourney, and is now at Saint Point; his
health has benefited considerably by the
change Of air.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
OIL PAINTINGS.


MESSRS. BAILEY & co.
Have the pleasure Of announcing
that they have leased the Eastern
Galleries of the Penns syIVanIa
Academy Of Fine Arts, and will
open on October 20, for Exhibition
and Sale, the finest collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS they have ever i'm
ported, comprising choicest selec-
tions from the easels Of most dis
tineuIshed artists:-
o. ACHENBACH, lsTEFFEUK,
LEU, ERDMAN,
c. BECKER, vAUTIER,
G. HUBNER, HoGUET,
RRAUS, RAUPP,
sALENTIN, BRAITH,
AMBERG, MBLLNER,
Q. MEYER, ZIMMERMAN,
MEYER Won BREMEN, lALBT.
HIDDEMAN, MARTIN,
KAUFMAN, BETHKE,
O, BECK ER, MEX NER,
BoRKMAN, BRANDT,
GUTENBOCK, STEFAN,
A. ACHFNBACH, REINIGER,
VERBECKHOVEN, HARTMAN,
DIAZ. zAHN,
ADAM, sCHLIsINGER,
w, MEYERHEIM. IGEBLER,
H. MEYERHEIM, EBERT.
RLOMBECK, And others,
In submitting this collection to public
criticism, they refer with confidence to
their former impOrtatIOns, as some
guarantee of excellence, and can add
their assurance that this Gallery VIII
contain more Gems of Art than any
oftheir previous Exhibitions.
$40 CHEsNUT Street,
lO2wsm Philadelphia October, 1867
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
CFihSTELLI.la'S
WHITE FLUID ENAMEL.

For Improving and Bcautlrying the Complexion
The most valuable AMI perfect preparation IN use fer
glrin:the skin beautiful pearl Ike tint tina. il cniy
found in youth It quickly removes Tan, Frecklss
Pipphs biotchcS, Moth Patches, Saowncss Erupiisns
and all Impurities Of tie skin kindly healing the sane
leaving the skin Wife and clear a'ahastcr Its use
cannot be detected b the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. II is tbs
oiy article OF the kind used by the French and Is
siiercd ny the parsans indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards of 80 600 bottles sold during the
past year, guarantee Of its efficacy Price only 70
cents Sent by mail postpaid receipt Of order ~
-.-t l. s. BER6ER, SHUTS, 4 CO.. Chemists,
sH-I ~ ass River Street Troy " Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
-# i4t AICELSI0Ei ETCELSI0RI
&. .s.E.ta CilASTELLERS .s.. ~ u .
Il AIR ENEEs TE7CAT II

FVN N.IUVIHG sVFfAELFVLS HAIR.
To the ladies especially this invaluable depilaory re-
connenhs Itself as being Indispensable article to f.
male beauty. is easily applied and does no. burn or In.
jrc The ska. but acts directly the roots It is war
rented TO surer6ous hair from low forcheads or
from any part OF the buay, completely, Totally and rad
iealy eStirpa lhg tie SAME leaving the skin soft smoo
and natural This is the only article used by the French
anfs TIE e;ir real cdectua dcpilatory in existence
Price 90 per package, cent postpaid to any address,
on receipt OF IN ORDER by EERGER, SEurTs, Co.
Chemists, 2s5 River Street, Troy, n. Y. p.24-1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
Ig:...- --LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND -
!. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
."a>o DUPLEX Elliptic ,qp~
u! 3" J. toR DOUBLE SPRING, '''e -
:" S, r. R5@.'Tb ., w., =

The wonderful nexbIi,y and great comfort and pleas
ARE any lady weariaghe Duplex ElIieic Skiry viii
b. experienced particularly in all crowded. assemblies
Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars. Church Pcws Arm
Chairs for ard House Dress as The SKIRT can
folded when In occupy small space. as casily
quality in Crnoline, not found in any Single Spring
Skirt. 80
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort and
great convenience OF wearing the Buex Elliptic Steel
Spring Skirt for single day, will afterwards vii,
ngiy dispense with their use. For Children, Misses,
and Young Ladies, tRev superior nil others.
They will not bend break like the Single Spring but
will preserve their perfect and graceful shape, when
three four ordinary skirts Will have been thrown
aside useless. The Hoops are covered with double
and twisted thread and the bo'te rods not only
double springs but twice (or double) covered prevent
ing them from wearing out when dragging down stoorS,
stairs, &c. - ~'
The Duplex Elip:;sis great 'avori.e with all ladies
and is universally recommended by the Fashion Maya
Zines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF TIE FASHION
ABLE WORLD. ,.-.... ....... ....- -.
sh shape ami finish hexbi'ty durability, canfert and.
economy inquire for J ". Bradiey's Duplex Elliptic,
Double Spring Skirt and he you get the genuine
article -. .s.r E...
CAUTION To guard against IMPOSITION he par
tcular to notice that skirts offered DUPLEX" have
piic Steel Springs" upon the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Others
genuine Also Nnticei that every Hoop will admit a
PIN being passed through the centre, 'hus revealing the
two Tor onhef springs braided together therein which
!, the secret Of their Gexiliiy and staengt ard com
hinet;o he found in other skirt. l.Hf.E
FoR SALE in all stores where flrs.-casS skirts are
soii tn ogfrhot the rrsifea States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the safe owners o! Tire Patent,
wEsE. BRADLEY, Il CARY.
81 Sin = O, Chambers 70 81 keade SITS, y. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
7' GTahan's Hair Remover,
A REMEDY FOR ALI DISEASES. OF THE
'."4' HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may he diseased from various causes: II.
may bs dry and tlin rs in Scrofulous subjects n may
become grey or notified FROM want Of rgHert irrc-
usr diffusion OF this coorins matter through lis brous
portion. Baldncss may happen from various cause.
From 'nroads o; the 'Acarus liareaier, under TN.
skin or from excessive nervous pain mental anguish
There isa partial badness called the seal" which
gives great ANNOYANCE. There is also the Plica Pooni-
ca" also called the 'tingworni," in ich reddish
ad oo2es from the scalp making the hair TO look II
were fhrcs OF flesh There Is also disease called the
.Favus," or ''HGneyeomb Ringworm," which destroys
the hair and lis roots covering the scalp with whitish
ouse Nov. IL would be the hight Of quackery to pre-
tend that all these diseases could b. cured BY prepara-
tion Containing little punI Acctas tSuear Of Lead
sunher Precipitaum bac Sulpher) aud perhaps Tine
tire OF Cant hares, as those do who Chem.
ISIS Ply sclans hut pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25

The list Of contributors to the C,Rgregatoaalist up
to the present time has included many Of tie ab,est
,hinhtrs ann wf,iers in our denomination, Very map
oil the day have been widely copied both in this country
and In England, aud in various have received the
warm endorsement Of discriminating public To then,
in small degrc. Is to be attributed the growth and
present popularity and prosperity Of our paper \ de.
sire has frequently been expressed to hay some Of these
articles reproduced IN permanent torp4 and il
had seemed to that uciou3 selection running bac
through scvera, years and embracing good variety @.
suijecfssited to all ages and circumstances in hfe
would ke valuable and entertain AZ book tor faml
rcadAg and wherever and whenever he plan has hee
mentioned 1t has received the most cordial appreciation
Many volumes have already been published which in
detached portions. originally appeacd IN ous columns
hut. far as we kno" none has been attempted
the plan now proposed.
Park, Rev. Ray Palmer, d. d., Re-. J. s c. Abbott
Rev, John Todd d D., Rev y. Thompson, D. D.,
hsr II d. Dexter: ID, Rey. E y. Kirk D. D., Rev. A.
Tarbox. Prof, los. Haven, Prof. ". s. Tycr Rev T..
n"cli Pond, Old, Rev A. l.. Stone. d D. Rev. Horace
Hamilton, SOPHIE May, Lucy Iarcom Lyndc Palmer
and many other writer's Of ability for whose names NE
have not reom IN prospectus. 1t is sufficient TO say
that we doubt If in any one volume can be found more
brilliant array OF authors more valuable aud inter
esing collection OF articles. The young and the old n
atike remembered IN ts pages AZ would naturally b.
expected, the prevailing tone OF the book Is religious
but the aim has been 10 make volume which shall he
tractiye to all members OF the family circle and we be
eye that It VII prove one Of the most interesting and
Religious. Literary, Devotional, and Scientific art.
cles Narratives Incidents Biographical Scketches Pc.
try, Juvenile Stories &c. arranged vii careful re-
gard To the design OF the volume while its mechanical ex
eca'on is worthy ofiis rich and varied contents
s.-',5 ,s. fa. Premiums. r-i.'
The retail price Of HOUSEHOLD READING will he
lhrec D0itd,s; but We offer copy Of THE elegan,
book as premium 10 every person who sends US the
names Of fsso nep subscribers to The CONGREGATIONAL
at, with $500, aspayment for one year: and We know
OF no way ID which young and old easily obi ain
so valuable prize. This offer also extends all names
OF new subscribers In the same proportion that TO-
viii send one copy for two names copies Tor four
names. and $" on. Copies of the book will he forwarded
without expense. to those entitled TO receive thera
Agents wanted in every town and village to whom tho
most liberal inducements will be offered.
ALIEN JNWES Il CO.,
PUBLISHERS Of tic Com fe3ationdki1 Is. CJrnhiu
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
An Api1r;iSnmcnt.

subject To- the following regulations: . ....gt .aa
Certificates OF The various articles without regard to
choice or value arers put into envelopes sealed IN
aud mixed aid when ordered, taken out By a
ltiIdoldea hoy, and sent by mail thus giving all fair
chance Oh receipt OF the rertiaea,s wa what
dollar and take theYRrtice not Purcllas. RS may
thus obtain Pmno, Melodeen; Sewing Machine, Gold
WatcT, Diamond Ring, or any set OF Jewe!ry on our
li,t for one dollar. E,r-r. ..... 81. :. l,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25

The Stesk Comprises. amongst other articles Splen
did Clocks, Gold ana Silver Watches Rings set with
diamonds, Rubos. Pearls Gafntts and other Stones
fso!itare and In clusters Ladies' Sets Of Jewelry com
prtsing Pins and Ear Rings Of the most fashennole
styles set in precious stone Of every variety together
with large assortment Of Gold and Enameied and
Pearl SETS God Studs and Scers Buttons Of the most
beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins and
anendess variety % Bracelets chains Musical boxes
Head Dresses, Combs. Charms, 81. ;--,.r.....
In consequence Or the great stag alton Of trade In the
nufacturing districts Of France and Enslspd large
quantity of valuable Jewelry originally Intended for
European market as been ssnteh r sale in this eh,i.
try. and utust be sold az any sacrince Under these
circumstances. the ''WATCH & GOLD JEWELHY
co have ri solver. unon ..f e., -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25

sDoTyS WASHING MACHINE has agaia been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Grea. Nea Eng
land Fan OF 1896 Also 1.-THE Satc Fairs New ilamp
shire, Nev York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesotg Iowa.
&c, ana took the first premium the Silver Meda at the
last Fa;rIofihe American Institute. tyI .fgIJaIT~
These are the cheapest and best machines for washing
ana aringirg CLOTHES. TIE asher using boiling hot
sls thrse,fouths the labor and time takes out
all the dirt no sore hands, no frtid air. injury TO
.SoLoN ROBINSON says: "T assure you 'our machine,
alter years USE IL Thought more Of TODAY than ever
and would not be parted With under any consideration
Mr. ORANGE Jrpp, Editor Of the American Agreuftu-
jst says iiurbette: haf says his is taken most
kindly BY The help, and that she cannot persuade them
to use any other while His is at hand I" rs n rs,
SMALL but smart dill ii years old did ths Washing FAST
week in about four hours and that, too rolc
! thar task"
| bishop scorr, OF the NJ. e. cinrcb, Odessa pet.
says, TOOK hold (Which of course should not have
done u We had no machine and In ~ hours we put
| and they were vol done. too. We like oar machine
much; could not DO persuaded to do without itn - RI
| WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF 1T.
Thcii might do without these machines but the moor
who must vane time, labor and the saving Of clothes
have to look on them household Gccessi.ies Work.
| ing Farmer. 600 10 eBLgN.t fBaEEEIa Es
1t Is worth 81 per week In any family T. Tribune
Growing In favor the more ii isused. We like IT,
JfTtirie Farmer, Chiclp0..l. ana. s s-g q, ara
1t really me"s all the good that can be said OF 1t -
| Rural Near Yorker.
Easily worked and does its work veli-Sio FIR
.-E F4auss ~. ...grr
After fair trial give the preference over all 9th.
| ers. --fo,ra Homestead. ~ -n -4TgaFua
II Is thevery machine for washing clothes we ever
'aw.-Ne'o Huscn Jour,sai and Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
Us FasEE TO EVERYBODY! -,
TIE GUIDE TO HEALTH AID BEAUTY,
Just P,Li;,5fI

IT t,ac!'es hog to remove Tan, Ersck,os PimrlcsI
Botchts Antl Patches, salionncss Eruption. and al
Impurities q the skin; how to enamel the skin leaving
IT wh;te ana clear saBbaster how to produces IN, fui
ist deyclopemeut OF the female FORM (ss praeced ~
Tie Frenc} causing TIRE bust to grow round and fun.
aud il the form has been lost by padding facing or ma
termiy. 4 esoinl 1t to uan-its original tullness
hrmuess and teaatr. Ii teaches how reduce In siss
The hands and the feet produce cerpueiIcy the
verse remove superiluous hair Cosns, Bunisns,
warts ana NOES renew yo0r age. cure drunkenness,
Catarrh. Dysrpsia serros Debility &C. hoa TO fassi
nate and gain the love and affection of any rsrson
may choose, together th other useful and valuable IN.
formation No Young lady gentleman should f. -
send their address the and receive by re-
turn mail acopy f this valuable WORK. in seaed
recps free Of charge. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS, { CO, Chemists
sH-2-y ass River Street, Troy, N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25

AGENTS.-we wait agents in every town and coun.
~ int country, and those acur such will he allow
ed ten ceuts on every certificate ordered Ivy them pro-
yidcd their remittance amounts to dollar gents
will collect Ecci.s for every certicaie ana remit Is
cents TO US either in cash postage stamps, Agents
renittng ut once $50 will be entitled to beaGful Sill
yer Watch aud also 200 certificates, ..- E7.t a..
Peasc srite your Name Town. County and State
plainly, and address all orders to 80 5.'f IT.
WATCH GOLD JEwELRY CO..
sS3m . .. ..rf.gT 80 idber.y Street, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-25
Teanling.

DsRTIES HAVING JOBS OF HAULING TO D
IL In and about Cedar Falls. shoad apply 10 the un
deeigned. who, with good double-tsam aud wagon IL
prepared to do work promptly, satisfactorily, and
reasonable rates. ssFf