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ISth. Yyc9t oci y2REociA w ha'o'
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Lathe Union voters ineveFy tqwnahiP
Il this connty It once orgapize for the
ApEil electione.
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crA AL VIEW ofAI ARRIAGE
-1eontainlug heafly 800 pages, and 18O nne PLATE
ENGRAVlNGS Of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs IN estate OF Health and Disease, with a
Treatise on Early Errors, its Deporable Conse-
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successful mode of Cure, as shown BY the report
Of eases treated A truthful adviser 70 the mar
tertain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
iroe Of postage 10 any address, on receipt Of 20
cents 90 stamps or postal currency, by addressing
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NY. The author may be eonsulted upon any oi
the diseases upon which his book treats. Medl.
eines sent to any part Of the world.
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VXTANTED--9 or 4 School Teachers IN each
w county In the West TO engage In business
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y " RR0ADVAY Y NEW YORK.

This Company, now fully organised, having
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poslted elO00O0 Of itS capital with thc superln-
tendent 0f the lnsuTance Department for The Sc
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Noupartclpatlng fatcs age lower than those Of
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proof Of death.
Liberal arfangethent6 made IN regard 70 travel
4 0neshfd Of The amount Of premium will bt
loaned the polley-hOlder when desired sv
Literal arrangements made With good Agchte.
March II, '67--aw.
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Balance remaining in the Treasury S2746 81
Bonds, Notes and Securities
Certificate Of Stock in scioto & Hook
ing Valley Railroad, ....!......... 100. 900 90
James Trips receipt for J. Westfalls--
note, balancein judgment..".as.4 22S7 rs
). K, Booth note te'.,,.,.,,',,.,...,,T SlS VI
Total interest not included, $lO26ol 81
We, the undersigned, Treasurer and Auditor
of jackson county, Ohio do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement is full and complete
exhibit of the condition Of the Treasury of Jack
son county, Ohio, on the last business day of Feb
ruary, 1867, showing the exact amount Of money
in the Treasury belonging to each particular fund,
together with all other securities
Given under our hands officially, this 2sth day
of February A. d. 1867. tu q
asr4Jaf 4 SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor.
A. w. LONG, Treasurer.
March A. 67-3w. 2.troE
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FIRST HALF YEARLY
&PPAEPS n1IAS( e n1A.SfN q

OF THE-- 4f
Trensurer and AhdItor Of .Incks
SON COuntyy OhfOs
For the half year ending February 28, 1867, In
compliance with an act passed April 8, 1859, to
provide for the better regulation Of the receipts,
disbursements, and safe keeping Of the public
revenue.
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II AIDES, discard injurious paddlngs. MADAME
N JuMns MAMAluGLo HAHN AND PATENr
BREAsT ELEvAToR develops the form physiologl-
cally, Depot 1868 Canal Street. N, Y. Send for
Treatise. Sold by Druggists, Agents wanted.
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EArzv. InOrsemen, Attention! just
RAW published, new enlarged edition of DR..
u u TRiDnALLs celebrated book on the treat
ment OF all the diseases of horses, with tricks
practiced by Jockeys, and how to tell ages of
horses and cattle. Every horse owner should have
IT, Sent by mall for only 90 cts. Address G. s.
MELLBN, Lewiatown, Me-
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HOS. .lOHIN n. WILSON.

This gentleman has resigned his seat
in the Ohio Senate, and gone to Wash
ibgton City, to take his seat in the 10th
Congress- The following i taken from
the Legislative report in the Columbus
Journal; I n 81
Mr.. WILSON, addressing tho Chair, stated that
his resignation, offered and accepted few days
sine, did not take effect until after tomorrow
but as he desired TO leave for Washington by the
noon train TODAY, he asked leave Of absence for
the remainder of his term, which was granted.
Mr.. WILSON further asked the privilege of ad-
dressing few parting words to the Senate, which
was readily granted.
Mr.. WILSON said that he had for four sessions
been honored with seat in this body and in all
that time, although frequently having had ocea-
sion to differ with Senators In matter of opinion
and to engage warmly in debate, he was happy TO
sarthatin no single instance-h had he had occasion
TO lay bis head upon his pillow with hard or
nnkind feeling toward any member. lie had in
all cases received the courtesy and forbeaTance
that he had endeayored TO accord to others He
therefore parted from the Senate with emotions
of unspeakable regret Although others had
gone from these legislative halls to those of the
Nation he was the first who had been required to
leave before the close of the session. The recent
act of Congress requiring the 40th and all suhse-
qnent Congresses to organize on the 4th of March,
instead Of the first Monday in December, laid up
on him the necessity Of severlng his connection
with the Senate at this time. He therefore babe
the President, Members Of the Senate, and OIL.
GERS, an affectionate farewell iIH s-dh6
On motion Of Mr. BROOKS, the Senate took a
recess of five minutes to enable Senators to give
Mr. Wilson parting hand. iaital i''t f*
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Fishinp Tackle.

Needles, Fish Hooks, &C., of every description,
imported and manufactured by ALBERT
DRAPER, No, So Nassau st., New York, one
door from Maiden Lane. li| .U. t'l Il
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IMPARTIAL SUFFERlNGs.

Neither Wealth, RBflnement, Station, or Condition
..If art. ,I are exempt u.p Urt "a -
HNHE PIIIL0T0KEN, or Females Friend. ex-
Il presslv Tor the benefit Of females suffering
from hysterh, nausea, nervous irrltabllltY, dis
iressing apprehenslonF, and oil those troublesome
complaints that invite premature old age, and
render life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet sent
on receipt Of postage stamp, HARRAls RlSLEY
" co, l4l Chambers st., New York., f
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ID IsLBY'S BuCIU Is TUE CURE for Pain
~ and Weakness In the Back and Loins and
all those complaints resulting from arrangement
OF the kidneys aud urinary organs. Sold IN large
bottles BY the Druggists. HARRAL, RISLEY &
CO., Wholesale Druggists, 14l Chambers Street
New York. 9Ni rff i'aGf-u9 0dE
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Execntor's sac of Real Estate.

Executors s Sale OF Real Estate.
In pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
IL bate Court of Jackson county, Ohio | will
offer offer for sale atpublic auction, on ~
Thursday, April 4th, 1867, I.
at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in front of the Grafton Block, in the town
of Jackson. IN jackson county. Ohio, the follow
ing described real estate situate In the county Of
Jackson and State OF Ohio, to-wlt:
Part of In-Lot No. 81 In the town Of jackson,
the athebelng GstflPthlrty 600 feet in width of
the lbrth hwost side of said lot, funnlng thewhole
lenghth Of said lot. - = 81 .A
Also, the west half Of all that part Of Out-Lots
Nos. IL and 10, On the north half OF the town of
Jackson living ON the west side of the Seioto and
Hooking Valley Railroad. - a'SAt 80
The frst named piece Of land to be sold subject
to the life estate OF William Stiokles therein.
Appraised as follows. First described tract,
subject TO life estate Of William Stckles therein,
S62b Second described tract $700!s 81 9f.tt
q Terms of sales Que half cash In hand, and the
residue In six months, with interest on deferred
| payment
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FOR SALE.

State and County Rights, of j. b. CAPEWELL
& Co., Celebrated Glass Castor Wheels, for Bed,
steads and Pianos. For particulars address as
above, Box $50 P. o., Philadelphia Pa. ~
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- y ~DAN. WvFIUFFMAN,
Executor of julia Holman, Deceased.
Feb. 2S, '67---5w.
IN. B. The purchaser Of the above lands. dan
have the life estate OF William Stlckles in the
same for the sum Of $4,000, and can thus get
fnll tltetO the same. P.F. 80 ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Appropriate Extracts.

There is an old book that contains
this precept: Chou shalt not bear
false witness against thy neighbour
We also clip the following from the
Real Estate Journal printed by 4.
{. Holt:
4 BUSINESS SSEAK.-Thc mcancst of
the tribes of Earth, is the man who pre-
tends 70 bo a business man, among bust
ness men, who will sneak around, and
in order to secure business for himself,
will tell lies about other business men
who are competitions. We never yet
knew one, in a we'll regulated commun-
ity who presiste in it as q regaiar diet,
but it whipped him almost us soon as
bad whisky, and like dissolving views,
small at first, s.i smaller and "beauti-
fully less until like small dog on the
run, in the distance-awaS- from
our gaze-linis!. We hope that this il
SO plain that him who rams may read -
and take heed lest he fall"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

COOKING STOVES and all sorts Of stayss, IL he
~ latest and best patterns, sold in great 2nantssa
l.. uan, Blair & Co.'S.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
FROM CHICAGO TO CEDAR FALLS.
EN- reute-Throm.h Dunleith ana Du-
buquc-Pro.rcss on the Line Of the
DubuGucand Sioux City Railroad
Cedar Ealfs-Ets sSanutactorfcs
Schools, E.tc.,~Soiaierss Or
Phano' Rsui,;r, Ate, E:c.
Correspondence ofthc Chicago Journal.

Correspondence ofthc Chicago Journal.
" Westward the star of Empire holds
its way and ii any one doubts the
truth OF that ott'used quotation he has
but to take the splendid cars Of the Chi
cage and North western, or the Illinois
Central, and journey through the States
OF Illinois and Iowa. | left Chicago on
Monday the 10th Instant, and travelling
westward | found that tie snow storm
OF the previous day, which had been so
severe along the lakeshore, kept dwind-
ling down ill beyond the Mississippi
ii was no more than IL big boar frost,
scarcely whitening the Western prairies
What an impetus to immigration and
settlement has been given by the vast
railroad enterprises OF Illinois, and
what vast area OF territory has thus
been made tributary to Chicago. The
trains were little hehinr time, so that
/ did not reach Dunleith until midnight
and then we learned that the ferry boat
had gone into winter quarters The day
before. However, three enterprisiu-
fellows were on hand with Il yawl, and
having filled it to its utmost CAPACITY
we embarked To cross the river to Dn-
buIue. But the narrow channel which
they had opened through the ice, which
tAtGuuS loi IcuSoli titIieF SllDfc, was fast
being sealed, and we had to break our
way rs we went--a very tedious and
freezing process. BY using graat ex-
ertions, however, We at length reached
the Iowa shore, and were soon supplied
with creature comforts at the Kew
City Hotel, whose proprietor, Mr.. J. l..
Wilcox, knows how to run the iusti,u-
ton. Dubuque is growing, and is 9th
erwise improving, keeping up with the
spirit of the times. here made the
acquaintance of Mr. Farley, the gentle
manly Superintendent of he Duouuue
and Sioux City Railroad, who mana~es
that road So efficiently.
Travelling westward on the Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroad was eoustunt-
~ reminded Of the progressive spirit OF
our fast age and fast people, not only hy
the crowds Of enigrants pouring into
the ears and seeking homes toward he
setting sun. but by the owns and cities
rising as if by magic, where but a few
short years ago the savage roamed i'm
undisputcd authority. What those
grand commercial arteries, the North
western and Illinoie Central, have done
for Illinois, the great railroad enterpr;s
es o. Iowa are fast accomplishing i'm her
behalf. have no time or space to en-
ter into full description OF the various
towns 'h'h.ah which rasSc,, Ia; q,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
CONCLUSION.

have thus given you few items re-
latiye to this charming section of our
wide domain. Illinois may we'll feel
prond of her western sister, for Iowa l.
marching on The double quick - to
emineaco and rare prosperity, ANA |
know of 40 other section holding cut
greater Inducements to the industrious
emiGrant CT the energetic capitalist.
when sure;cturns await his expenditure
nf labor or money. ! may not close
wiiac.: acknowledging Tie uaicorn,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

Advertisements already in the
Weekly Gazette at regular rates
we insert in the Semi. eekly,
thereby doubling the circulation,
for q very small sum additional,
us follows, ..-..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

kindness and courtesy shown to your
correspondent by the officers of the IL
inois Central, the Northwestern, and
by Messrs. Lowe K Burr, of the com
Portable Carter House, mt Cedar Falls.
The ground is bare whilcI write. but
it looks like snow. w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

- All this large circulation the advertis
er gets, and that too in bona .fde
newspaper,' taken home TO every
family, and read over and over Ey all.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

HARDWARE. HARDWARE. HagnWAHE..-
but not bard dealing, nj. hs focai II lie ..orca
Sissta sarssT 90,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
--ssse- sESs Oh

N Waterloo. The Sunday Schools of
Waterloo enjoyed series of interesting
exercises, on Christmas eve, as we learn
from the Courier. Festivals or services
were held i'm severa! of the churches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

UThe Gazette has now by
far the largest circulation OF any
paper West of Dubuque, issuing
1000 copies every week. 1t is
therefore, UNPARALLELED, as an
advertising medium for all North
ern Iowa. ....s.-.. .
Our prices for Advertising
continue to be only ONE FOURTH
as.great as the prices Of our
neighbors; and for the same
prices, we furnish FOUR 11Nus
as large a. circulation as they !;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

Number of buildings erected this year
$50, some of them OF fine architecture
and OF great value.
ANIMAL WINTER EXHIBITION.
An Agricultural Fair is held every
winter ut the Fails, where all articles
are admitted Il very pleasant interlude
to outdoor anlusements and employ
uiCntS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
OURSELVES.

CEDAR FALLS REGISTER. Tho first
number OF q neat monthly paper by
his name has reached US. We know
nothing as 10 the causes or necessities
II Indeed there are any-leaalng to it's
establishment during the existence of
the Gazette. 1t certainly starts out on
The wrong track, by copying REGISTER
editorials without giving credit. II is
well printed, and contains some excel
lent articles. --Des -IojIaes Register.
Being pressed with work. We inadvertently
neglected TO give the Gttastc the credit il was
entitled 10. We nope, il The future. Rot tn of
fand the high Chief Df Iowa newspapers by
any similar ronlssncss in plain. and 1T The
kHInc time pheasant duty. AZ to tie necegsi-
t..:s fJr the establishment OF it's nanesalS c in
EdGg Falls. wo IaS-e only to say. tlat. since
tas aa,ete changed hands. its sHi sa,ipti0n list
"a Elack Hawk county has fullt II of to less
than two hundred cepies, the paper become
unpopular, and ths public demanded more
agreeable AID effeclnal means Tor making
Known their business. rs our crowded colunns
10y sttcst--i. c. Hotts tux Hoattfg, Jo.s, Ist.
GAZETTE OFFICE, Jan. ,. 1867.
Now FOR IHE FACTS. II is here sta
tad that cur subscription is less than
..g' III Black Hawk County; whereas,
eur paying subscription for lie Weekly
l. ist-.at ffh IN his cit: a!a1e. I, j.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TE-~' q, ,cs not er'esiiBg enc fnth dDnr1rarS.
ant jRi0g nat A:sty ,,is, tor 10 lines II
BREWER tines IF this n'',arcitl liz "aRda Square
or narx,l,r -b@ing ch0,ged 81 fortte fh iasertson
and 50 cent. toy etGh subsequent Insertion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
TO whom 1t may Concern.
A LII that have unsettled taxes with II. j.
IN i.iliey. are requested to settle without delay
and save cost. IL. J. LlLLEY
HYDE Park, June l6 1867. 3lw3
Notice.

|THIS is to certify that expect to start Tor
J. England, the last week In July. aud ask ov-
cry one who Is indebted to me to make an etfoi I
to Fay me. so that can pay my debts and
with a clear conscience. CHAS CRANE.
Hyde Park, June 18th, 1867. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
To t;OnslIRMlstives.

advertiser having teen restored to health
Iew weeks by very simple remedy after
ID Mff red for several years with a severe
Infection, and that dread disease C0nsump.
4 is anxious to make known to his fellow
're the means of cure
All whe desire it. he will sene a copy Of the
kiptonsused (iree OF charge). with the di-
1on for preparing and using the same, which
4 will find sure cure for Consumption, As
\. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds ard all throat
Hung affections. The only object of the al
Der in sending the prescription is to benefit
aGicred. and spread information which he
eeises to,bc' fnvaluable, and he hopes every
Irer willtry his remedy as it will cost them
Hing and may prove a Blessing Parties wish
The prescription FREQ. by return mai. will
he address Rev. Edward A. Wilson. Will.
kburgh, Kings Co New York. 3lyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

Dn the morning of Wednesday last of ruber
calar CONSUMPTION, 81 lvester Howard, aged 80
ytars.
Il becomes our painful duty to announce
d death of the editor and proprietor of
Is paper
little more than eighteen months
Eavc passed away since Mr. Howard moved
n Champaign aud established the IourndL
bich has prospered beyond all lis exrcc-
8tious. At the time of his coming to this
lace, his health was poor. as it had been
b some time previous: yet, his persc-
ercance, and strong determination to sue
bed, kept him about until within few
teeks, when, finding his strength falling
i'm rapidly, he entrusted his business
htircly to our care, and took his Bed,
thich he did not leave until he died.
During bis sickness, when others felt
harmed about him, he seemed to feel that
lc should recover. He grew weak grad
bally, and at last nature gave way to the
eseasc and death came to bis relief.
BY his death an affectionate and dcvo-
Jed wife is bowed down with untold grief,
Der only care and comfort now being a
little son of nearly two years; sisters hove
lost generous brother community man
If worth the Church. an exemplary and
honest christian, and aoc firm and oblig-
ing friend.
His funeral will take place to-day. (Fri
lay,) at | o'clock, at the Methodist
Church Champaign ~ r.. Journal