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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09
Old KnapSaclxS.

The following beautiful extract Is
from the letter of "A Woman in
Washington :" .s-.s...
/ saw a pile Of knapsacks left behind
for safe keeping by the boys who went
TO the front and never came back.
The eloquence of those worm eaten
and mouldy bags cannot be written.
Here was o piece Of stony bread uneat-
en-, the little paper of coffee, the little
smoked tin cup in which it had been
boiled SO often over the hasty fire on
the eve of battle. There was the letter,
sealed, directed and never sent for the
soldier could not always get stamp.
Here letter half written, commencing /:
Dear Wife-how L want to see you. -
|" Dear Mother-my time is nearly out. y
The rusty pen, just as it was on the
half filled sheet, by the gallant and
loving hand which hoped SO soon to
finish 1t. Here were photographs O:
the fayorite generals, and dear ones at
home. Here were letters of heart. bro
ken love, and loyal to duty and hope,
faith and cheer, written mt home and
here was the testament given him
by the woman he loved best, soiled
and worn. For the American soldier,
II he rarely reads 1t still would carry
his testament as a dear talisman to
save him from all harm. Here were
those nementoes of the brave. loving
life gone out. They never came back.
The mourners at home do not all know
where they fell or where they were
buried. 'aE
To one unfamiliar with the soldiers
life, those relics might seem little, To
me they seem all love, all suffering, all
heroism. | look on them, and again
seem to see long lines of arching
men file past dust covered and warm
on their way to battle. see the roads
of Virginia shimmering i'm the white
heat, lined with exhausted men, lying
down to sleep and die, after the last de-
feat; hear the cry of wounded, the
moan of the dying; see the half filled
grave, the unburied dead. All the
awful reality of war comes back. So,
too, do knightly days aud daunt-
less men. Peace walks amid the May
time flowers, and already our soldiers
seem almost forgotten. Days of war
and deeds of valor seem like dreams
gone hy @ p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

BewitchingN New Fashions
"Mark Twain" admires the present
fashion of women's walking dresses,
and he thus eloquentfy sings their
praise:
Who shall describe the exquisite taste
and beauty of the new style of ladies'
walking dresses? Taken as o. class.
women can contrive more outlandish
and ugly costumes than one would
think possible without the gift of i'm
spiration. The wretched waterfall still
remains, of course, but i'm q modified
form; every change it has undergone
was for the better. First, it represented
a bladder of Scotch snuff; next, 1t hung
down the woman's back like canvass
covered ham; afterward it contracted.
and counterfeited turnip on the back
of the head; now, il sticks straight out
behind, and looks like a wire muzzle
on a greyhound. Nesting in the
midst OF this long stretch of head and
hair reposes the little batter cake of
bonnett, like ajockey-saddle OH race
horse. You will readily pei 'eive that
this looks very unique, and pretty and
coquettish.
But the glowing OF the costume is
the rOhe-the dress. No furbelows, no
fiounces, no biases, no ruffies, no cores,
no futterwheels, no hoops to speak of
nothing below the knees with long
saw teeth, points downwardj and un-
der it a flaming red skirt, enough an
kle-bone, and exposes the restless little
feet. Fascinating, charming, seduct-
i've. bewitching To see lovely girl
Of seventeen, with. her saddle on her
head, and her muzzle on behind, and
her vail just covering the end Of her
nose. Come trippling along i'm her
hoopless, red-bottomed dress, like q
churn on fire, Is enough to set man
wild. / must drop this subject-I
can't stand it. M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

BY BENZ. =. TAYLOR.

BY BENZ. Il. TAYLOR.
have fancled sometimes. the old Bethlehem
That trsmplsd to earth In the ratriarch's
Was a ladder Of Song In this wilderness rest
From the pillow Of stone to the Blue of the
And the angels descending to dwell with us
here,
old Hundred and 'Corinth' and China and
All.the hearts are not dead, nor under the sod,
All, silver Street leads by bright golden
oh, not to the Hymns that In harmony How-
But those sweet. human psalms in the old
To the girl that sang aIto--the girl that sang
airl
LET us sing in his praise" the Minister said .
All the psalm books at once fiuttered open ut
summed their long. dotted wings in the words
While the leaderIeaped into the future ahead.
And politely picked up the keynote with a
While the f vicious old yiol went urow,,nr along
At the heels Of the girls In the rear OF the song
With wonderful web nom Arabian loom;
10 bear me again up the river OF Time
Where the world was In rythIn and life was Its
Where the stream of the years flowed so noise
less and narrow,
That across 1t there fioated the song of spar
For sprig OF green carraway carries me there,
TO the old village church and the old village
choir,
When clear OF the floor my feet slowly swung,
And timed the sweet pulse OF the praise as
they sung,
Till the glory aslant from the afternoon sun
Seemed the rasters of gold In Gods Temple
You may smile at the nasals of old Deacon
Brown,
Who followed by scent till he ran the tune
down.
And dear sister Green, with more goodness
grace,
Rose and fell on the tunes as she stood In her
place, 8 VII
And where Joronation' exultantly flows u
Tries to reach the high tones on the tip of her
toesi 1900
To tho land of the leal they went with their
song, fF
Oh, be lifted ye gatesl Let me hear them
again
Blessed Song, Blessed Sabbath, for ever, amen.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given that lists OF the Delinquent
IN Tax on personal properly Of each township In the
County have been prepared aud placed in the hands
Deputies for collection In accordance with the require
unents of the law.
These lists embrace only the names OF those parties
who have no real estate aszessed
As this collection viii be promptly enforced, parties
will cost by paying when called upon by rhe col
iect0r.
The following et of the eoiiecters and che several
townships assigned TO them:
j. M0SnER-Cedar Falls, Washington, Union, Mt.
Vernon Black Hawk and Lincoln.
w. y. BROwN--Waterioo, Fast Waterloo, Bepning.
ton. Lester Barclay, Poyner. FOX and Spring Geek
wM. RoLPH-- Big Creek, Cedar. Orange and Eagle.
JOHN ELwELt,
f7.tf Treasurer.
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a WORE TO f,Aps -Tf vou wish %

A WoRD TO LADS IF you wish for
a clear mind, strong muscles and quiet
nerves, for long life aud power, pro-
Ionged into old age, avoid all drinks
but water, and mild infnsions OF that
fluid; shun tobacco and opium, and
everything else that disturbs the nor
NAL state of the system; rely upon nu-
tritious food aud mild diluent drinks,
OF which water Is the basis; and you
will need nothing beyond these things
except rest, and the due moral regula-
tion Of all your powers. to give you
long, happy. and useful lives. and se-
rene evening at the close. rraf Si1i-
man.
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illustrated with cuts - said Il mis-
chieyous young nrchin, rs he drew his
knife across the leaves Df his grammar.
!" Illustrated with cuts !" repeated the
schoolnIaster. rs he drew his rattan
across the back Of the mischievous ur
chin.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

EDITORIAL CouRTEsy.-@Th The editor
of the Foxtown Fosiieer Is n. generous
fellow. In his last number he says:
Postscript--Wes stop the press with
pleasure to announce the decease Of our
contemporary, Mr.. Hnaggs, editor al the
Foxtown Flash. He Ii now gone lo
another and hetter world Persons
who have taken tho Flash viii find tho
Iusifccr good rapcr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

HIsToRY.--Man's twofold nature Ii
reflected I'm history. "Hc is of earth,"
but his thoughts are with the stars.
Mean and petty his wants and his de-
sires; yet they serve soul exalted with
grand, glorious aims, witlr~ immortal
I0ngings, with thoughts which sweep
the Heavens, and "wandcr through
eternity" A pigmy standing ON the
outward crust OF this small planet, his
far reaching spirit stretches outwards
to the Infinite, and there alono finds
rest. History Ii reflex OF this double
life. Every epoch has two nspects--one
calm, broad, and solemn, looking to-
wards Eternity; the other, aGitated.
petty, vehement, and confused, looking
towards Time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

AN EDITOR IN HEAVEN. Under tho
above caption an exchange gives long
obituary notice.of deceased brother
editor. The following is the closing
paragraph:
"Sbould we not then rejoice that our
late friend of the scissors and Quill Ia
In heaven? In that paradise the cry OF
more copy will ne, ,er again fnll upon.
his distracted ears. There his enjoy
ments will no more be interrupted BY
the growls of the unreasonable subscri.'
ber, or the duns of the paper maker
There he will enjoy entire freedom
from the detractions and misrepresent-
ations OF political opponents, and tho
caresses of ofambitious political nspirants.
In that blest abode he is no more TO be
troubled with illegible manuscript or
abominable poetry. No rival editors
will there stcal his thunder, or his
items and typographical errors shall
know him no more forever
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

HSASHIONARLE TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
II south of Coles Drug Store Cedar Fails Iowa. Re-
pairs neatly and promptly executed the most reas
ouable terms,
Ageat for Dubuque Dying ceDpany. Orders soci-
ted .=@Ftf-..F=-" ..t "a .## .@# ST. ..
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MEDARY g. PERKINS.
Z. BAK Z e.,

DEALEBS IN LEATHER, sADDLERY HARD
IL ware shoe Findings, Saddlery, Collars, &c
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for Hides. S-R
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A SALT LAKE JoKE.--Tbe Salt
Lake Vedctte says. IA wayfarer
dropped into the Occidental Hotel, in
this place, on Tuesday, to get square
meal. Having planted himself in n
chair at one Of the tables, hc was COM
fronted by the waiter, with, sWhatn
you have@ The hungry one fastened
his eyes on tile nhdche de soup and
said, What have you got that's good
'Oh we've roast beef, corn beef, roast
mutton. fried ham and broiled c,lrlew,
What the hal Is cnrley.' Why, cur
lew is bird something like n snipe. -
did IL fiyT Yes, Did II have wings.'
Yes. Then don't want any curlcw
IN mine; anything that Ind wings and
could fly and didn't leave this d--d
country don't want for dinner
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EApMERS' HOME.

NJ SHACS. PROPRIETOR. CEDAR FAILS,
~, IOWA. Good accommodations and stahlng ut
reasonable rates. 81
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JENNINGS 4 MosHER,

r THE UNION MEAT MARKET, KEEP CON-
IA stantly hand good assortment Of the best meats
and other articles In the market line which they are
selling at the low living prices. Main Street oppo-
si. Neeieys Grocery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 81
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A, HART NAN,

At THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK BINDERY, IS
IA prepared to do all kinds OF Binding In work
manlike msnner Patronize home institution and
bring on your Papers Biankss Magazines and Pam
phlets and have them bound. Orders left at J. L..
Coles Store, will be promptly attended to.
Paper Hanging done 10 order. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

rRAINER, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND slGS
NJ PAINTER, has taken r. WILD's place stCedar
Tas and will give entire satisfaction TO all who entrus
him with work in his hne OF business shop over fos.
dicks Wagon Shop. Paper hanging neatly done on snort
notice. e-s ~
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WM DoRiMSON. M. D..
A. SPAulDINC,

CONTRACTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER,
~ Cedar Falls, Ee~a. Constructor OF the new Bridge
at Cedar Falls. Refers to Hosea white, spiingvilie,
Linn Co.; Col. VIA. r. shaw, Anamosa, Jones Go.
At., ~ ,he pridpe Committee OF this city, 81
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c.. e. CUMMINGS g. CO.,

NTEAT MARKE EFT, OPPOSITE THE INMAN
I 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-S
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licensed AUcTIoNEER, FOR CITY AND
County continues still at his old business and viii
execate IL as well and as cheap any. Cedar Falls,
Iowa. 81
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SIMEON FLESH,

1DAINTER IN EVERY STYLE. ROUSE, SIGN
il aud Fresco Graining, and Ornamental Painting
done In hne styIe at short notice. Shop In the rear
of Aitweln's house, Cedar Falls, Iowa sl
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= C.. ~. LATHROP
j. WYTH,

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Sign of the
Nl-Big Bonnett, Post ofhce Block, Cedar Falls,
lows. 81
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- MORRIS LIPPoLD,
0TI-lT =. s. ENCLEDoW,

DARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER COLL
ID MANN'S Boot 4 Shoe Store, Cedar Falls. 81
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MISS a, McMALIY,

DEALER IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
Keeps constantly ON hand complete assortment
Of choice Millinery New Goods received every week.
Opposite Townsend 4 KnapP's Bank. Cedar Falls,
iowa. St
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what An Young Men should

w Utt All tDUDR wen SMOuiu
do.
!. Every ynung man should mako
the most Of himself, intellectually, NOR
ally, socially aud physically.
2 He should depend upon his own
efforts to accomplish these results.
3. He should be willing to take adj.
vice from those competent to give it,
aud to follow such advice, until his own
Judgment or convictions, properly foun-
ded, should otherwise direct
A. II he is unfortunate enough to
have rich aud indulgent father, be
muet do the best he can under the cir
eumstanccs, which win be to conduct
himself very much as though he had
not these obstacles to overcome.
8, lie should remember that young
men, If they live, grow old; and that
the b ,bits Of youth are oftener than
otherwise pcrpetaated in the mature
man Knowing this fact, he should
govern himself accordingly"
G. lie shonld never be discouraged
BY small beginnings, bu. reEsomber that
nearly all great results have been
wrought ont from apparently slight
catises.
Z lie should Heyer, under say cir
cumstances, be idle. IL he cannot lind
the employment he prefers, let him come
as near his desires as possiblc--hc viii
thus reach the object OF his ambition.
s. All young men have s'iualienable
rights, among which none Is greater OF
more sacred than the privilege TO be
somebody"
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Tha Montana Past says that an explo-
ring party. whielt his been to the head
waters ef' the Willow stone river. has
just returned shd reports seeing one Of
she greatest wonders 81 The world. For
eight days the party Travelled through i
volcanic ceuntry, emitting blue flame
and a living stream Of molten birthstone.
The ceautry was smooth and rolling,
long level plains intervening between
relhug mounds, ca The submits Of
these mouosIs were cratcss, from four
@ eight feet IN diametcr, aud every
where eu DO levcI piairs were snmlIcf
|era'ers, iion isor 70 six iuel,cs IN AZ
amoter, ffasn which stAtanscd blazs
and ! constant whntliug sound The
hollow ground rezoandea teaeath their
ieet as They Travelled, and every moment
seeripd 70 break through. Not iIsi6a
thing was seen 10 the yiaiaiiy The
explorer. gave il the signi6caat appel.
lasisn 81 hell.
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THE GIRLS.


''od bless The girls,
whose golden eurls,
blend with our evening dreams
They HAUNT our isfna,
Like spirit wives
Ihet sooih onf pains,
They MI cat hrains
With dreams o. swf'ner honrsi
tod bless me girls.
TOD bless Tue eurlsi
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EsTNINsTER MD. THURSDAY, NoyEMREB l. 1867.
PUBLIC SALE OF
LEAsEnoID pRopEETY, &c.

flNIE SDbscriberr, AZ Administrators of Viii
liam Crumrine, deceased, will sell the fhl-
lowing Personal aud I,easchold Property Of
-aid Deceased, under tho order Of The Orphan
Court, at Public Sale, AZ the late residence Of
,aid secraas,,s IN Manehesier,
On ThHr.ias tis I4is dag II Sats@ssr, iSGo,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
let of ground ,leasehold and snljeoi 10 an
annual ground rrnt, situated In Manchester,
Carroll county, being the same oa y liicl deed
resided, improved BY a
Large Brick Dwelling House,
two stories and basement. good Barn. Smoke
House, lee House, Ac.
Also, = Cows. | lIeifer, 6 Hogs,
Wheat growing. lot Of Har and Corn, Share.
stock In Manchester saving lnstitution,
Piano. and all the valuable iiousEHQLp Asl
KITCHEN FBESITURg OF deceased, and man,
other articles described In the Ilahdbilla.
Terms ofSale Of l.easshold Property y--nnR
third Ia band, and the residue In two epnal an.
nuel payments Et nnc and two years, with in
terrst irum the day df Sale, TO be secured b,
note and approved secnriiy.
For the moveable property@-Tnsh on al
sums under $500; on ali sums of $500 and up
wards, a credit VI six months, on note and ap
proved security, bearing Interest fran the sale
LYDIA CkUMklNE.
EDWIN J. cRuNRfNE,
Administrator
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

I square, insertions, sii each subsequent
insertion 25 cenisi square three months
$3.50, six months 50. Business Cards of
ton lines, or less, per annnm, 81. Mer-
chants and other. business men, Including
the paper:
One.fourth of a column, per year, sll.0o
Half column, 300
Une column, 1000
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A sixth Of Sheet, for 2s, $3.50, for loo
$500.
Qnarter Sheet, for q, s2.25. for 100, s2.75
Half Sheet. " 950. g h.lO
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ky order OF tfe Edard,
JOSEPHUS GROUND, Sec'y.
pfKEefoas.
Jacob 4 Bell. John Strife, Henry Sehrivcr,
Peter Aiddlekanff, Jacob Miller, Daniel s.
Woihnger, Geo. W. Pole.
ns,- Notwithstanding Nd.
JACOB =. BELL, Prest.
oe,2t-it GEo. W. POLE, Treas.
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AL0T or GROUND

containing one quarter of an ACRE Of land
more or less, situated in Manchester Carroll
county, adjoining the leasehold lot on which
deceased resided, having on II Barn and
CoTn-crib.
Aiso a Lot or GROUND,
near the Lutheran Church In said town, con-
iaining abou, one Acre Of land under good fen
cling, and is very valuable Lot
Aiso Lot If GROUND containing
about ? Acres, situated about one mile from
Nanchesicr. adjoining lands Of Jacob Shailer,
Daniel Asnninger and others.
Alsn a Lot OF Land, containing
Four Acres more or iess,
sitnated abou, thee miles from Manchester, ad.
joining lands Of Henry Warrhime, William
lawy er and others. A Plat Of the Heal Estate
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms OF Sale--Onc.t third Of the purchase
money 10 BE- paid on the day Of sale, or ratifi-
cation thereof by the Court aud the residue in
two equal annual payments, 10 be secured by
the notes Of the purchasers, with approved se'
curity, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
EDWIN J. CRUMRlSE, Trustee.
HRSEY MorTER, Aurtipneer.
oci2l-ts Croui 4 Keifshider, Solicitors.
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MERCHANT TAILORING,
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.


ss;.s2s itt5
IN and after MONDAY, May Tih, the
trains leave Baltimore at $40 A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ. Leave Union Bridge 4.4a
and $50 \. ~; arrising in Baltimore At 5. II
A. NJ, and 1890 P. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at Q 80 T. M.;sTrivs
at Baltimore nt GOO p. NJ. Leave Baltimore
at 5.8oP. Nj arrive at Union Bridge Al
&. .s9P. NJ.
Stage connections at Glen Morris Station
Of $50 A. NJ, train, and for Uniontowa,
Taneytown and Emmittsbnrg on the arrise
Of the same train at l4inwood Station a
HISS A. M.
ne,- No trains on Sunday.
LEWIS L0GUE.
augf-tf General Superintendent.
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NOTICE.

STATE af Maryland t'a5ToH county 70 seif
n HEREBY certify that Jacob froek o.
4 Carroll county. brought before me .tbe
sabscriher Justice OF tho Peace Of shij
county, the and day of October itss, a a
stray, whitc spotted STEER, about three
years old, with short horns.
Given under my band,
WiLiJAM FISHER.
The ownor of the above described Steer
is requested 70 prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
JAC0D FROcK,
Living on the road leading from Iaoeytowa
10 iirncsvisla, about Que mile from the
latter place. oetl0it
Esdts qt 1FE.am cramrist, dec'd
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho s,sbscri-
IN hers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll Co. iesisfsof Administrator
on the Personal Estate Of William Crum-
riuc, late of Carroll County, deceased All
pcrsens having claims against said Estate
are herehs warned 70 exhibit the saine with.
in six monthr from this date, otherwise the,
may be exciuded from III bcncIit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested Il
make immediate payment.
LYDIA cRUMRlN,E,
&DMlN CilflMRfNE,
oct. 1O.-3t Administrators.
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4 IL kinds Of Job Work neatly executed
~ N The "DEsocHAric ApsocAsk' ,,sie~
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n yNAN's Patent Aif-tixht Jam, tls bsst ia
IL use. Tor sale ~ Baisiuof< rsiest ~
tliy IS Sl3ui{c1 Uo4ua1,.
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