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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
d .'-.. --latest FASHIONS DEMAND ..t-hn
!. w Bradiey's Celebrated Patent
DuDlex Elliptic II. a..
3 a..-sI (oR Double spElNG) ,Iff
..,f S K lR T TIE.

TIE wnnler,i cxibity ard great comfort md pleas.
III am hhy wearing tn. IhrscT Elliptic skirt. will
he eNp-ciicCs! particularly IN ali crowded asNRL.p.
Operas Carriages, Riir AT Cars. Church iews Arm
Chairs for rr"nc made ard House Dress the SKIRT cam
l." fpEied when ia sset occupy s'nlii space ca
and conveniently silx muslin dress, m In ra'n
quality in Crinoline, not found ia any Single spi
Skirt safF
p Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience Of earring tn. Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring Skirt Tor 4 single DAY, will never afterwards H.
intglF dispense with their For Children Misses
sij Young ladies they superior To all others.
They will not bend break like the Single $ Trug, Au
will preserve their perfect aud yrac'fu! shape. when
three or inar ordinary skirts will have been tir"wn
aside useless. The Hoops covered with double
and twisted thread and tl's 'mftr.i, rods only
double springs Ia, twice ("r ti,atb rnverrt prevent
ing them from wearing out when dragging down stools
stairs, SC. ID -."..a
TIL" Duplex ~ irtr is grca, IA ore with all ladies'
and il universally recommended by IN. Fashion Manga
Zines as the STANDARD SK!ET OF TIE FASHION
ABLE WORLD. 49, MIRA ID. DO. &c.,. . ...-
I. cay the following ine.,fmll. advantages In Criu
i,h SHAPE and fnish. eS hgty ttr iity comfort snd-
cronon,r,-iDquire for J. ". Braly's Duplex Elliptic,
or Double Spring skirt and he sure you get tie genuine
article. Aa D. ~ s....r.
CAUTION To guard against IMPOSITION hr par
ticulsr TO notice that sirs offered ''nriES" have
liptc Steel Spr,,cs" npcn the vaisthanGn'Tr others
are genuine Also Motto" That every Hoop will admit
pun being passed through the centre. thus revealing the
Two Cor ruheN springs hra,ri together therein which
IL The srcrr, Of their fexiiity and tarrteth aud
! hinat;o. not te lie found in any uther skirt.
FOR SALE IN all stores where first clrs skirts
sold tiuoli.io,,t the rriied States and elsewhere
! Manufactured b., the sbic owners of the Patent,
! g.. 7a WEST. BRADLEY, & CARY.
81 2m lf.a y Numbers 1 ~ & 81 K, AIDE St., \.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

-TRAlSiNG II EiFGRs,-A pennsylyan-
IN Farmer, who hss trained ana niilked
hcFats for more thsss 80 years, andnev-
eThas any trouble about their jumping
kiekiiigs or. srtlhi,i,ag,. gives tke Rural
American the iallewins as the secret.
When intend tn rEiSe hcifer calf for
q mich COW, aiwasis" raise it by hand"
IAN he r feeding, frequently handle
IL 10y rubbing it gently OYER the head
and neck until it kaeo!nes tame and
gentle. The Fyt,bing 10 begun-at the
/, hrst feeling WITH milk and continued
until / quit feeding il; / never after
ward llaye my trouble about milking
them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

WHITE TEETH.-To restore the color
OF the teeth, dissolve two ounces of bo-
rax in three piEts Of water, and before
qnite cold add thereto one teaspoonful
of tincture of myrrh, and tablespoon.
full of spirits of camphor. Bottle and
mix for use. One wine. glass ofthe solu-
ton, added to n half-pint of tepid wa
ter, is s,iifi cient for each application. -.
This solution, applied daily, preserves
and beauties the teeth, exterpates
tartarous adhesion, produces pearl
like whitcness, arrests decay, and gives
. healthy action to the gums.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
SiyAYER,--s IIunury rersons " sov

PRAYER. -" Hungry persons, says
one, .3who comefo my door for bread
donot descant on the beauty of waving
wheat fields, the value OF grist.mills
and bakeries nor do they preach hom-
lilies en- the general goodness Of God
and the excellence Of Christian hcnef.
cence." Bread you please; DC give
us bread ~ Oh. when shall we have
less ofthe form and more of the spirit
Of prayer; less Of PREACHING and more
of pleading in prayer; more scriptural
prayer; and as the result showers OF
spiritual blessings ?" .msag ~..s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

There arc thonsands of persons that
stand ifresolnte and undetermined. If
- i ask them why they are not living
Christian lives. theygsay, "f-r.o hot
know. was brought up Presbyteri-
an: but Iaeannot tell, between yo,f
Presbyterians and .Methodists, which
has the right Of the natter" AS to
the matter between your soi,l and God
both have the right. Go into the E,,is-
- cep;,i church, andto the highest church.
man. and say, 20. sir, my soul is fus,
y. tso..bie because have sihn.d aga;n I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

CURE FOR CoRSs.--Soak the corns
half an hour. two or three nights sue
cessive!y, in q pretty strong solptipn Of
common soda. The alkaM ,Iiskoives
The induratedGcnticle. and ithe corns
fall out spontaneously, leaving small
cavity which soon fills. The recipe is
Vouched for Ivy an exchange Gs GER
sain remedy. Should it prove SO, il
will entitle the discoverer to the too
felt thanks Of many sufferer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
W ASH Err

DoTY'S WASHING MACHINE has agoin been
awarded the FIRST rREMitM ut the Great New Eng.
land Fair Of l>66 Also az the state Fairs New auin
shire, New York. Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa
&C. and took the first premium te silver Medal the
last Fair Of the American institute. OFF, eH fF aII
Tbesearr tae clfTpest and best machines for washing
and wringug eythes The washer uslns hoiihs hot
sids saves three rths the labor aud tine takes on,
all tie dirt no sore hands TO f4eii air. Injury
the clothes - .,.tfG.' -
S1Loy Rl2iNsoS says. ~ assars You our m.chne
after yctr's use il Thought "f to-day than ever
and woud not be parted with under any consideration
Mr.. Orange jun, Eltcr Of the American sr;cuu
rist saSs: Our better ha ibis is taken most
kindly by the help al that she persuade them
to use any other While this is at hand" .' ....
Prof foraASs, II D.. says - Our family Is not
small but smart girl II years old did the washing last
than ASK" .... .. ....
Bishop scoTr ~ ". " r. hnrch oi.s.a Del
says: took hold (Which OF course should net have
done II We had machine,) aud in y hours We put
through e+ren dozen pieces. many Of which sheets,
an'i they were we'll dime too. We Ike our maehiue
much could not be persuaded to do without it,"
'-n.'@ WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF 1T. ...-.
The rch might do without these Iylcines but the poor
who must value time labor ,ri the <ayfng ~ clothes
have 10 Tool; Oh them household .s,es.-- Uo,k-
ing Fnmsr.
IL I, worth ~ per week in any family T. Tribune.
Growing in iavurthc more it is used. We like it.
"frfiris Farmer, Chic ,Go. ... '+a1l f| .'iltiE
It really merits NIL the good that be said of t-
Rgygi SSW Yorker ''-~ p'tl
Easily worked and does its work well-OAio Far.
....,
Ancr fair .r:! i, II tn. preference. over al 9TH
crs. -ford Homestead. ,... Oh. .-.
1t Is thrvcry best machine Tor washing clothes we ever
saw.-Nc's Raren Joarnak and Co",i,r. .. .'l-g1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

SPEAK OF CnRIsT.-Ah ! the man
that has had Christ in his soul and
, wants 70 tell nobody, has a soul that is
q sepulcher, and he5is dead. If there
he one thing in this world that Is worth
telling it is not that honor, that wealth,
that any good fortune in secular things
has come to you; but that Christ has
been known to you. Ii is the noLlest
ofa!l events and the most precious of
al disclosures; and If there is a man
that has walked in sorrow and Sadness,
and had his Saviour come to meet him
and interpret the Scriptures to him,
and at last disclose Himself to him i'm
His own hou-e in the breaking of bp cad
and he is not moved TO tell his friend.
and neig hbors, then the dead ought 10
speak and this very stones to cry oNt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

LOVE ANXIOUS TO PLEASE. They
that love friend will enquire Of his
servants, what doth tlryrTmastcr like
best, and-what doth he desire to eat!
because they would present him with
kfHdness, and not have linn 10 ask for
it; and they are marvellous careful cs
whatsoever may cdi.p,case him. A
soul truly humb;cd is not content UNI
less God may have his WILL and there
fore GENES to the faithful ministers of
God, and saith, how may please God
better, and how may come to enter-a
tain. the motions of His spirit, better?
SHOW me what duties must he doneand
what sins must be ayoidehi You know
Christ's will, and whatwill please him;
bcseech you advise me, that | may
hear and pray and walk and approve
my heart SO to Him that nothing may
displeGse Him. ~,... ~... 70 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
4, Uuquestionably the Bost Sustained Work Of
..a the kind in the World" ... .
NARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MACHINE.

II is The foremost MAGAZINE nf the day. The hresid.
ser h,d nI"re delightful oegpana,n the mi oa
more enter rSin,S aseiii, .fsu rper's Magazine
.KafhOdiss Protestant eBaltimore). .-.... $4,000, ~
The m.st popular Monthly il The World Nee York
ObSs,ssr. I'd, .. 80.
We mus. refer in terms o. cuogy 10 The high tone and
varied excecnccs OF lI,ErER's M,GAzrNE-a journal
with monthly circulation OF about iT0naa copies-n
Whose pages 20 b. fouad some OF the choicest light
and general reaing the day We speak OF this work
evidence o! the cuitGre Of the American people
aud The popularity it has acquired is n-ritei Each
.'nier contains fully III pays of reading matter ap
pr1pr!atcly Illustrated with good wood cuts and il
combines in iiseftAe racy aony7 and the ,aer- ri.o
sophical quarterly blended With tic tst fe n the
daily Journal II has great pnwcr in the dissemination
Of lave Of pure Observation-Disclosures Ggi8e 10 uei
ic,tR L,tsritUTe, iOHiOH
~fe yGippes bound constitute Of themselves albrary
ot miscellaneous reading such he found Tie
in any other publication that la. co m. u
der our uot!ce.-Bssto7s Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

rue Stock Comprises. amongst ether articles, Spleen
dill Cintks, G"ld ana Silver Matches Rings set with
Diamonds, Eubins Pearls GatuCtS and. ,ther stones
ts0litaire and IN clusters tadirs rf J.Wery com,
prtsig Pins and lar Kings of the most fashion
styles set in precious stone 1t every variety Together
with large assortment or Gud and tnstr-lled ard
Pearl s-tYstio studs and Sleeve Bu:fUns "f the most
beautiful patterns. Gents l,oSim and Scarf Pins ana
an eeSs 'f,riry a. arac"irts. trns N,tsirnl Boxes
Head Dresses, ComhS. Charms, Be.
In ce'-rqirnc- ~ The Sitatinn Of trade IN the
manufacturing Districts uf France ant fIsiand large
Inantty of van ale Je~eiry originally iut, rlrd ~ u
European n!arSrt has been set of frsalr inils q VIZ
try. and .tI.t be sold "A, any sacrifice, l. nd.r IN
circumstances. The WATCH 4 GOLD JEWELgY
CO" have resolved uDnu
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
CNisTlffszER,s
WHITE FLUID ENAWEC

| b. For l1nprorins ana Beauttving the Crn,rl.sen
He mos Iasaalie AID perfect Preparation In 80. fer
g'inethH sEhfn hetItlfa p.trf Ike fit .h,. i, ,ns
,enId Ia !firh. II quickly rtUiaFss Fdu Frecll<s
l'np,rs bI"i:hts NIGH Pgtchcs, Sallosn.s FrIrtsr.
ahh h n'Phr n, af The shin. kindly Dealing the sars
trafng the skin vii and clear alahast.r Its M.
"''r"' he detected TN me clnses. scrttar aud h,p,
''g table pTer alton is rIeCtiy harmless. u 10 t,e
"nF hrt'c. Of the Kind nse by the French ssdis eos.
9irrcd ~ The 'arsans as Indispensable 70 p,rf.es
tftf ipwaris,of 30 900 bottles were se.F ssrn- m
r. RrFefrr guarantee 81 It's efficacy, Pride sslI -
cents seat ny mail ros rst' rsc-ot IN order -
.sR. 5.ii zSGaGEE, SHIFTS / co. Fhsals,s
s"-2'ly 2.5 RIVER Street. Troy X T.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
PALMER & DOTT.

DLANK BOOK " ,NrFtcft'sFRS AND BOOK
ID BINDERS, Coiuef Of Main aad Fifth Streets, Du-
suque
All kinds ~ Maga zines and Music Enok. bound. Or
ders eit at HOLDEN BRO g News Depot will receive
prompt attention 2J-6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
sn... ETCELSI0Ri. ETCEL.i0Hi
.-....s, CIASrHLLERs,
Il Alsa EUEEH Mfus -

F7T'' N7'NNTTNV :IPhFfTftVS MIN. -
To The ladies rsa"cia''y t', invauah. d.r;l,,,,v
Comments H.eH. as b". Indispensable artlel, fc n.
maze beauty easily apped, aud does no: burn or Ia.
1Tc me sk hut acts directly on the roots, r.tsvs1.
t'S !" remove s"peril9us hair frs los forph.Ad, or
I", any paf 90 me body. completely, totally and rsS.
FN eN'iFiatnf SANE ga plrs the skin .., .meosl
an natural Tbs =! Only ar,c'e USED by the French
Prce lN t.. naekase sent postpaid to aey ,da,,sA
~ ~ r. i,' u q order. by EEuGHs. sgr7Is 6
@hsn'ls'' ss' River Street, Troy N.Y. sa.fS.lp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
tn tppOrii0nn1cut.

subject intl,e 'el0wjng regulations:
Certificates ri te vhrous arcles without regard 70
chrire or raIr. arg as, put ir enveiopcS sesgrd w
aud nike !; ana, when ordered. taken ,r,t ly a
hiir ulded boy, and sent 10y mail ii,ua giving ne lair
chance On receipt ct the certificate, you viii see hat
y"n are Nas", and then it is yogr o tim 10 send the
dollar ri'i take the article or not rnrcias rs may
thus nitaH 4 Piano. Ee!odenn, Sewing Machine. ,.,a
Ma'eh. t'nTfp,d Ring, err any set Of Jewery on Our
list for olIc collar. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

-AGEETS,--We VISIT sgenr. in -r.ry town aud coon
~ III country, and "se acting such vii b. aIo,
Ell ten cents an every certificate or cred ny Them. bro
tlde' th-ir rrrti ancr amounts to one dollar syrut.
will collect - cens for every certfcarc ard r1nft IL
c:nis toys esther In cash p"s,rge stamps AGENTS
f'mthng at once s3h viii he entitled to bcs ,if Sill
yer watch aud also Zn0 certificates. H.. IN T., ,
PeaSc write your Name Town County ,rI Stat.
piainy and address all ,rets 20 .r
i' WATCH / GaLD JEwELRy co
3>-5in |.. p 30 Liner STREET New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

CnEYsrAIIKING FI.OwRRs.-Chrys-
talizing flowers is done by suspendlng
or: repeatedly dipping them in water
raturs,cd Nith alum. This, however,
ran be done only with dried specsniens,
The, freshness aud Nbes:,tys ofssfiow ers
can he preserved by dipping them in
slycernc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
CEDAR FALLS .
Omnibus Line /,
-. w. --- ! 81. u I
GEO. W. CLAIRE. Proprietor.

sDTSSEs TO AND FROM THE CARS. AND
- passengers conveyed Ia ana from, any part Of the
city Busse. can be had AZ all times for Parties lee
iares, Extensions. Cais al any occa sinrss when
they maybe desired. Once At the CarterslIslis At
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

NEST EGGs.-To have supply Of
these, indestructable to heat or cold,
just empty sonie eggs, asJoI rieetldhcm
through as small a,iapcrturea ash possible !;
mix up with water TO the consistency
OF cream some pulverized plaster; fill
up the Shell trimming full 4; when
they have hardened. if sou choose to
peel tae,n you will find them perfect :;
and If SOU think your i'rahmas will
lie tastidioas about the color, little
danattn mixed in will render the iilu-
eIen PERFECT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
From the Rev. TIlEO. l.. CIYLER

els too short and human strength too precious for
eur woman Kind to he kSi; a, the old process Of Globes
washing and wra,itr In the launlry Of my sc here
sp"r9etnal thanksgiving ou Mondays fr the invention
81 your exesl.ept wr!nser. wish human hearts could
be cleanssd as easily.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
If. NO BLANKS.

-'f-AN'I Dian y ~ -
SEND % CENTS FOR 4 CERTIFYctTE
Ia all transactions by mail. shall charge Tor hrr-
~tsinr the rerI shat,s paying the postage and s,,ir
the ba>inesS % crHs zach, which r cncIn..I when
the ctrtitr1t~ is'sen fort fire c~rtfc8ts wiz lie sent
for erNsn Tor ~, stiny fr 50 s;S,y Ave for sla,
and iUJ for $l5 W * f'~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

.2.. zno.fE. SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1867.
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Which teycaa suppl. tie Magazine AMI erkiy 5so,aD
~ to those who prefer 10 receive their periodicals direct
~ roa, The Office Of rIbiic9tion Posnasters and 9th
c's DESTROYS Of getting UP Clubs will be supplied with
Show hill on application.
Tir postage On IisrTtr's Weekly is 20 cents year
which must be paid al the subsc,dber's post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGFR. .i,h cog
wheels has taken the First preuln; at the State Faics
of ali the Northern States s'o The FIRST Premium a.
the last two Fairs Of t- smrcrn institat-: and has
ust been a~ ardej the First Premium by the unainis,is
vote Of the ccmit,eeof the Great New England Fair Of
1865 .ter the most scrunizng tri. the v,ieu ma.
chimes d numeron, Comp etitor.. /. ! ... .
- fia.''ra4t astis~F .. .r IsT H.a. r.. ...g
The wrneer Without injury to the most delicate Ear
mrnts wrinss clothes a'os. dry. and gets tired
Orange Jrpp says. AIT isa ci0.f,s sarsr n TIN. ~.
r,r, and .ttayM SAFER We think tie machine ncre
than paysfor Itself every year in the saving OF garments
We think the Wrnfrr should he fitted with cogsn T.
soiss RuBtSsoE says. "Myfaps'is would as soon give
mp the cooking sioseas All, Clothes wtnger II eauno
be too hisRS reepnu,i pled.' y,.rr.s...t-,.,g....
Tie Rkv. Or BsLLSwS says: 81 heartily commend il
70 e,onon''st' Of time, insnsy, ard con,sntmsnt" '
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18
CRAHAM'S
...". B.. -....
HAIR RENE WE +,
Grahan's Hair Remover, i.
4 REMEDY FOR Alb DISEASES OF the
..s.G a. HEAD AND SCALP.

The Hair NAV he Diseased from varou. causes: ~ II
may = drS anl hin as in scroHluuS sRljtGts Il, may
hct"q grey or mo'ied from want nf pigment or igrcS.
uar "sen NJ tins colorng matter iir5Hsh II. fbrpus
pnrtM, Badness ,uaG happen f rar,rus csuss:
From Groads "' The ''ArnrGs Biir.c;tr IL der the
skin ny frem excessive ncrvoils ?!lpr pispi Anguish
There Is partial badness cal. Il re seal Lrh
gives great annorahce Their X afsatl,s sspif. rh,n
ca, a.sa called tbs 'RnsworR," in ich II reddish
nt "oAeS from the scalp, masking the hair Is hook as
wee b.'tcs Z" irts There u also disease caIt the
'tavus,' or 'iloneycomh l!ngwsrm" witch DESTROYS
tn. hair and its roois eGng the scat, With eh:tiSh
cin,t New II w"tl ee The blight of qgacEery to pre-
tend that all these diseases cana b. cnrt h- r-.ptra
tmH containing little Plumb Acrtas f-garpf g.eaa
Snlhfr PIa"ipta'um tiac Sulphcr) snd per;1s Tine.
tufa OF haridrs AS those dn WHO Chem.
,W PHYSICIANS. but pretend that the. discovered
tIicse remedies accidentally .'#33 ytEFs I-'.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-18

.- From Z. S SroRRS. ia. D. u. ...g....f go.
II saves labor. eSpetii,es work. makes the lsuniress
good natured, does not tear OF huttonsvstever that
mysterious declaration nsy and is
10 well.regslated family. ....... ..# y. 4.s-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

rnE DEpr AND FINANCES OF, GEoRon,--In
cloaing long resume Of. the dobt and finances Of
Georgia. thDi' April humbcr OF Lh,nrs Merchants
Magazine says: ''''''t. 80 "a.
Tho probable resources OF tho State Treasury
for for tho current yoar usGS-G7) aro estimated at
tS82 252.05, and tho expenditures ut $S79, ,008O6.
The income from each sourcois thus astimatod
general taI, 49, 000i tax on banks and railroads.
each, e5Ooo, and on foreign insuranoe agenoles,
e10, 600; tax on liquor .Bal6s A,.I t60, 900;
dlsidOnds from, Atlantic and Gull Rsros $40. 900
and net earnings Of Western and HtIknto Rail-
1osdG t250,000. The disbmteineIts Include
100000 for tho Assembly, $4,000 for tho
civil establishments mid 1901, 900 for interest
on tho public de6t. There is ALSO included In this
estimates jof disbursements $50 900 for tho pay
mont Of temporary lnni and eioE sos .oa for un-
drawn balances OF old Observation-Disclosures,
S192 8oo 90 not booheihg 70 tho cntteit year. leav
ing the aQtual necessary expenses Of tho State at
sCS6, 900. ~
From tho exhibits above given, II is quite appa-
rcnt that Georgia Ii rapidly recovering from tho
Irosrstioa caused by tho hto hostilities. A state
that Ia ablo TO raise such revenue aB here est.
mated, fronl population OF less than % million
SOULS tWo-afthe. duo number only Just emerged
from tho cdhdtton OF slavery Ia q sure teat OF
old accounts arc liqdGatod, and oncs aRain thS
sTo sidea OF tho public ledger arn bsIaAssa. .Iat
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

ss,A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo after sojourn OF few months In the
city, rss hardly recognized bJ her haends In paos OF
Soar'e' rustic. flushed fIoe. abe he'd sot ruby
pe1ion OF almost marble Gmoothneas and instead Of
tw ntyhroe she really appeared but eighteen Upon In.
qutry as to the oause Of % great change phopainiy
told them that she used The oIncAs.1AN BALM. and
considered II an Invaluable soquirHo any adys toilet
By It's uso any Lody Gentlemen improve their per-
sonnl appearance hundred fold II IL simple In Its
combination. ~ Nature hnrneh IA simple yos unzurpass
cd In its ceary III drawing Impurities nom. aipo hcso
Ing. cleanaing and bsaufsrg tho akin and compilation
By ts direct Hction on the oucle Il daws om Il all ita
impurities, kindly healing the aud leaving the
hce Nature intended It should be-caar nof smooth
ard beautiful pce 81 cont by Mall or HIpreas ON TO.
oopt Of an order. by '- ''.''-i ''.''i ~ H"I
't. ~ ". l. cLARKia co., cheratsts,
No. West Fsyetts street. syrasutS.N. Y.
Tho only American agents for ths rals Of ths same
. March 30 ltai'H ni !iuu..iy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

Tho Lynchbura Republican of, tho gath Gays:
Tho lceturc on tho Chivalry Of the South, by Ar.
q. RryEs PoLllnp, announced to come OF 1ast
night al the Philharmonic Hall, did not take plsoe
for tile want Of an audience At O'clock &he lee
turer appeared upon tho stage and announced 70
ennpty benches, that Elo lecture would DO ihdaa..
aitely. .postDoned4"a !, .a-u,.saa.4 e.. ...u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

!. Ono Of Americas most popular anthoresses is
Mrs. AARr ], HoI,ua, author Of /" Tempest and
Runshinn," "LxnA Rryxns,", &c, Moro, than a
quArter Of million copies OF her volumes have
boon sod, and her now novel, Tm CAlmos
Pa1nr, r5a In the press of @. W..oAn1kToN d Co.,
will bo another hit for her lucky publishers. ]. M