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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Visit TO Cedar Falls.

The committee appointed by the
Board of Supervisors of Faye'tc Co. at
the Jan. session. to visit the Iowa Sol
d ers' Orphans Home, at Cedar Falls,
have paid that Institution visit, and
we CLEAN from their report. not yet pub
lished, the following facts:
That the bailding now used is in great
need Of repairs. But the citizens OF
Cedar Falls have purchased forty acres
OF land just outside the city. with i.c
view TO the erection OF Il suitable build
ing thereon. The number OF children
in the institution is 265. The state ajd
proves insufficient, the Institution he.
ing in deot, October |, 1856, Su6i, which
amount was swollen during the next
two months, 10 about 5000. During
the cold weather the expenses are so
much increased, that the committee do
not think that they can be brought
within the limits Of the receipts, bat
on the contrary. the institution mus,
continue IL run in debt during the re
uiaiIiier of the winter. unless extrane-
Gus aid is provided. The item OF fuel
alone, costs about 500 per month. The
committee speak in high terms of the
officers i'm chaage Of the Institution.
Mr.. Abbott, the superintendent, and
his wife, the Matron of the institution,
SCENES. desirous OF according them, tthv
cu,nmit,ee,) every opportunity OF ex-
aiming the institution thoroughly.
and extended to them every COURTESY
during their entire stay. They come
back well satisfied that all Is being done
for the comfort ana enjoyment Of the
inmates, that could be expected under
the circumstances. Agents have been
sent out to solicit subscriptions, and are
meeting with some success. The cI,.-
dren are ms well clothed and as clean as
the average of the children about the
city. 4 uniform style OF dress il adopt
ed, consisting of blue pants and gray
Jackets. The children are in school five
days in each week, from two to five
hours each day, accor ling to age. One
half day each week is devoted to letter
writing, i'm order that they may cores
pond Will, their friends. The commit
tee in conclusion suggest the propriety
of concerted action by the people OF
Northern Iowa, in behalf of this branch
of the Home, il, order to maintain its
efficiency so as to keep it unincumber-
ed until the next session Of the Legis.
Iatura. - C;ernaS,;t Leader.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
CLIMAX.

GILMAN.
pain statement Of facts Inherited scra'n'a and
many OF my rc'a M have died at u. In lSse my
frigfu runnrs aud ulcers spread until Ia 1St2,
when. under the advice of my physicians, ! wen TO
Avon springs received 10 beneEt though tried ev-
cry medicine and dd everything could had to rest
head for over year. The discharge from tao ul
cers vas nearly pint a day. Ampnta.ion wns recon-
mcndc. hut pronounced dangerous. could not sleep
ard my sufcrings were intnlerable friend brought
English ply stefan who applied save with which
he snid he had accomplished extra rdinary In the
hospitals In England II commenced 30 relieve: per.
ss ID IN It's use; IL finally effected etfers and eRtif
cure VI Is isis " Is Rye wears slnce had the
appearance Of scrofunus sore AMI ~. heath has been
good ever since procured the receipt OF this wonder
fni artice-this blessing Vt hnmantiy-nnd have called
"PAGE's GILMAN s,lyE. and allow the pubic I,
they choose, This Is brief but candid state
ment given more fully In my circular.
Geneva, n. y, Dec. lsis. J. NJ. PAGE.
NEW Ynsx Oct. 10th, IscG
|"Ihave known y NJ. Page. Esa.. ~ Grneva, n v.
FOR many wears. lie is 81 the fr. citizens f West
err New York saw him hast week IN good health
His case was most remarkable one, hut actually true
in every particular. lsEnedl DEMAs BARNES"
We have watched the nnaiIcd hu, growing favor Of
wonderful curative powers. have become projectors OF
the same
Itisa sure cnre for rurns Sca'hs. scrofuia SAL,
Rheun, Fever sores Broken breasts. Frost Rites, Coil
nlsins, S,ngS, Bruises Cuts, Swengs, Sc wNctcr ur
ya,a ar beast 4. sGhines pain and inflammation with
rising ceierty and heals burns without scar No
nr should hc without IL. II "a always wanted. AMI H.
always rtnd;. We will forfeit dey.n BOXES FOR
sngle failure We believe thar. pcrer nHyihing lks
i, Ia liz, world & put up " tin toNes surrounded by
full cirru'gr giving facts, directions testimonials. &C..
AMI ran be nrtcrcd through any respectable Druggist
throughout the world Prize ONLY % ccrta
WHITE a ROWLAND,
Succ, ssors to J. NJ Page, III Liberty ST.. ~ Y.
PIG sp-aA- N-lg
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Bridge Mutfeys.-Our new Main st.
Bridge over the Cedar was duly &C.
cepted by the committee last week, and
travel over it was commenced. Every
Ling Sas adjusted satisfactorily with
the builder. Mr. A. spaulding of this
city, who has carried through the work
in a satisfactory manner, although him-
self losing on the contract, by reason OF
several extra expenses thrown upon
him, contrary to all expectation ut the
time of figuring,
Mr.. Spaulding now expects to go i'm
to partnership, in the bridge business,
with first class builder of Chicago,
who has capital to put in; and they pro-
pose to carry on an extensive business
In all these parts. making our city the
headquarters. Our citizens will hope
for the abundant success OF the enter
prise.
Mr.. Spauldipg is this week putting
up the Dry Run Bridge just south OF
our city, out of the materials taken
from the old Cedar River bridge. He
has Si00 for framing and putting il up,
the material being furnished him on
the ground. TO have a bridge ut length
over the Run, will be very great i'm
provement and accommodation to all
the region south OF us, as well AZ to
our city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

New Dry Goods Sore.-Our Read
ers will Of course take an interest in
the new advertisements of w. I. Peake &
Co., W hich we print to-day. Having
bought out Albert Aliens Superior
stock Of dry goods, they will add new
supplies week by week, from their i'm
mense wholesale establishment in New
York City. The store being thus
stocked direct from first hands, without
the intervening profit, they will be
able to sell at more reasonable rates
than would otherwise be possible.
The good citizens of Cedar Falls and
vicinity will do well to keep up their
acquaintance with this old and popular
Dry Goods store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

attention C5mpdsy.-As business is
dull, and exercise as we'll as amusement
is needed, the "potato brigade" is
hereby notified to appear on dress
parade, EARNED and equipped" with
their 100 potato Washers (recently
drawn from the ordinance department
Rendezvous, at the Meat Founders
Armory. CAUTION. Beware of mash
ing any but tpot-atc) toes with your
clubs.
NOTE. Uotchkiss will sell out his
stock of Washers at a discount; as the
town is now supplied for five years.
We understand that the potato trade is
lively since the great drawing, and
that this is TO be the standard crop for
these "diggins" during the present
generation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Old fogyisna IL not quite dead People sta. 70 %,
found who think that health Is promoted nv depletIo
Was there such false logic Nature Is the grand
agont OF dsase and the depletcrs propose to pros.
rate Nature In Order might suppose. TO give the
emv Rpae chance At the Life OF the patient The true
practice u,gorate the vital powers a. to render
them an tclt the elements nf disease This
he dove with tIOSTETTEk's STOMACH BlTTtRS. or
vegetable tones they the most owrrful and the
genial A. this season. when even the strongest
organizations able 10 be affected by the alterations
of stringent cold and matrons moisture this Inc mable
protective medicine Is especially needed Persons pre-,
disposed to biiousGess dyspepsia constipation. inter-
ntien. fever amy lS complaints which cold wealth
er s,net induces aygravates shoald take IL regularly
throughout the Winter and Spring months II Ia abso-
iutvly pure and harmless. 4a-im
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
seSa On, run ns,sps


Come. citizens con1e, bctil young aud
old.
We will tell you story which has Of
ten been told.
We are selling our clothing ut figures
SO low,
1t is cheaper to have, than without
1t togo!
Wehavcsuits for the and suits
for the clerk,
With clothes for the farmer while do
ing his work;
Suits for the Lawyers, the Doctors, and
such,
Clothing for English, for Irish, for
Dutch.
Suits for the man that Is chunky and
fat,
Clothes for the man that Is thinner
than that;
Suits for the young, aud clothes for the
old, -
Clothes all sufficient to keep out the
cold.
Suits for the people who travel by rail,
Clothing for those who look after the
49,. mail; 4.
Suits for the man who loves far to roam,
Clothes for the man who stays close at
home.
Yes everything fine, in the shape OF
good clothes, ...
Is found very cheap at Bird, Pick
tons Il Co.'s
For we're selling our clothing a. fig
ures SO low,
1t is cheaper to have, than without
1t togo!
BIRD, PIcKroN & Co.
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Feb, l., 1867.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
4 New and Grand Epocl, Tn Medicine.

De M,GGigL IS the founder OF new aedica syst-n !
The auauttarsrs. whose vast internal doses euecble
the .,nach and pa'alyz the bowels must give pr.ce
Jeure who restores health and appetite with
rom 81 Ills e,taori nary pills and the
most viruian, with box y, 81 his wonderful
and all heating Saiv@, These tso great specifics Of the
Doctor are fast sapers~dins Ill III. stereotyp-d nos
trums OF the day. Ey'rsortnsr! cures by Ndgc!es
Pill, .nd Ssve. have opened tir eyes Of the public TO
the me Efficiency p ia. called remedies oi others
u,on which people have long blindy DEEPER ded Mag
gels Pills Of the class that swaio~eh by tn.
px.t and ~ which every box full taken creates ali
s,ite necessity for another. One two OF Nsgcies
pis suces to place the bowels in perfect order. tone
the soniach ate All appetite and render tina spirits
light aud puoyan, There 10 sripng, and reaction
IN the form ~ constipation The liver - affected its
functions restored and The nervous system is fre
bic Il is isnraed This last quality makes the med
cnrs very desirable for the want, ~ delicate females
Ulcerons aud eruptve diseases literally extingsh-d
bv thu iseDseetant power ~ Naggles saIys Ia fact
is here announced that Hay0iers B0ions, DRspep.
tic and D;n,shea PsHs cure where all others ia
While for Burns, scAlds. Chilbiabs, Cats and s shra-
Stems ~ the skin H,ggsrs Slrs 10 nft.lbe. Sold by
r M,aGIEL, ~ fuit,n Street, New York, aud hy all
a, u .gists, at % cents per box spR ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
k,INHy Thy Destiny.

Madame r. Thornton. the great English Asirologst,
CIargoyan and Psyche met ican who has asiouslea
the scientific classes of The Old World. has located
herself at Hudson y. v. Maam. Thornton possesses
such won terful pnvers Of second sishtas 10 enable
her impart know ledge Of the greatest importance
the single married u .rher sex. Wh- In state Of
abe dcineats the features OF the person yon
% marry aud by ths aid Of instrument ~ intense
power known a. the psychnnetrorc, guarantees 10 pro-
Anre Re like pictIr- 81 fhe future husband wife of
Abe applicant together with date of marriage. position In
life leading traits ~ character &c. Thsis hunhig
thuusand- OF testimonials assert She viii send
oheu desired certified certificate written guarantee,
that tie picture What purpcrts W be. ~ enclosing
small lock Of hair aUi stating place Of birth age dis
pos fon and camlexTn and enclosing 50 cents aud n
stamped envelope Addressed 10 yourself YOU III receive
the picture and desired Information by return mail a.,
cnfn iiuneapns d confidential Address in con.
hience Madame Il, \, rHonsros, y. q. Box 223 i,ud-
.ou Y So 2lly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Notes by the County Superintendent.


Visited the School at Cedar Falls.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., has three
rooms. First Room. Mr.. a. ii. Ny",
Teacher; average attendance, IS. This
room has the smaller Scholars, and Mr.
Nye leads them along smoothly in the
path of learning smoothly. Second
room, Miss NJ. A. Bowman, Teacher;
average attendance, IS. Tie order here
is excellent, and shows the excellent
management OF the teacher. Third
room, Miss Hattie Huntington, Teach
CT; average Attendance, 80. This is the
ADVANCED room OF the primary depart
ment. Miss Huntington is Il lively
teacher
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT, has
three rooms. First room, Miss V.
Harlacher, Teacher; average attend
ance, ~. Good progress attends the
faithful efforts Of the teacher in this
room. Second room, Miss Il. Water
man, Teacher; average Attendance, G2.
Miss Waterman is a lively teacher, and
her branch of the school progresses
well. Third room, Miss T.. MOulton,
Teacher; average attendance, IL. The
appearance indicates faithful iabors of
the teacher, and active energies Oh the
scholars. in advancing in lea ning.
GRAMMAR DEPARIMENI, Miss Il. T..
Goounow, Teacher; average attend-
alice, Gil. An energetic teacher, ana
stud.uus scholars; progressing iiueiy.
HIGHER DEpARTMENr, Miss Fannie
Knott, and Miss Il. Nj. Furgason,
Teachers; average attendance, lDo.
The exercises in this department were
by the advanced Grammar class while
| was present, Miss Knott hearing tiie
recitation, arid showed that Miss Knott
is y superior teacher. iHi the class well
instructed. Also heard recitation en-
G else 10y the second Grammar class, by
Miss Torga5uu, Tcarher. An excellent
teacher, and the class bright in the
lessons.
fhe school under the general super
sion OF Prof. Graves, is an honor to
&c lar Falls, and il is To be hoped that
the citizens duly appreciate and often
visit the school. G. ID. GRAY,
County Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Theatrical Charles Plunkctt's Ora
matte Troupe are to occupy Overman's
Hall, in this city every night next
week, commencing Monday, Feb. 25th.
They have been performing this week
at Waterloo, having just fulfilled a
weeks engagement ut Galena. Before
that, they have span: the season in Du-
buque. Concerning their performance,
the Waterloo Courier discourses thus:
The bill for Monday night embraces
the great moral drama of the Drunkard
Also, that splendid farce, Goodies
This company come highly recommend.
ed, as including excellent talent and
actors whose moral characters are above
reproach. Several OF our citizens have
seen this Troupe on the Dubuque stage,
and speak we'll of the general character
of the performance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Religious We learn that the revival
Mt East Junesvilie under the manage
ment of the Rev. John w. Clinton,
Pastor NJ. L. Church, has resulted in Il
general awakening OF the membership.
and the increase of forty-three new
ones; thirty-two of whom are heads OF
families, and twenty-five united heads
of households, thus making eleven
couples that have engaged i'm the ser
vice of God and have erected family al
tars. The building committee OF the
new church there are also adopting Wig
orous measures To obtain material, &c,
for as speedy an erection as possible.
The subscription is good one, and
will warrant the committee in building
a handsome structure. Mr.. Clinton has
now commenced series of meetings in
Janesville.- Wdrer{y PhGair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Hair Works. -Woehrlen, Wig maker
and general hair dealer Eighth street,
Dubuque, has just received an assert
ment of gentlemen's and ladies' wigs.
His baths also are in running order, and
will satisfy every one. See his adver
fisap,ant
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

An Age of Wonders.-We learn that
onWednesday afternoon. about clock /,
Joseph ,Clegg, Esq. telegra. he'd, per
cable, to Captain Wood, Nice, France.
making inquiry as to- the condition of
the health Of Mrs. Wood. who had been
quite i'll, and next morning, at l0o'cioct,
he received a reply that the fever was
broken, and that Mrs. WIS symptoms
were more avorabie.-Ddyton (Ohio)
Journal
p0 Only consider the different lines
over which the message had to pass.
from Ohio 10 Newfoundland, across the
Atlantic, from Ireland intoa province
of France, and all the way buck Think
of the whole accomplished in one night!
What would have been thought of such
q feat one century ago? Surely the
prophecy is verified; "many shall run
to and fro, and knowledge shalt be in.
creased
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
lIETERY ASSOCIATION,

At the regular meeting of The Cedar
Fails Cemetery Association, G. Is. Van
Saun, L. Il. Carpenter, +. A. Hotcs-
kiss, and :. y. Bishop were elected
Directors, Albert Allen Treasurer, and
Chas. l.. Brown, Secretary. The report
of the Treasurer and Secretary show
the Association to be free from debt
and in q condition which reflects great
credit upon it's President and Board OF
Directors. There is yet much to be
done in and about the grounds; and the
Directors trust much to assistance from
the citizens, i'm making the Cemetery a
credit to the city:
The Directors desire that it may be
Understood, that If any persons wish to
become members of the Association.
and enjoy the same rights aud privi.
leses as now possessed by the original
members, they can do SO by paying in
to the Treasurer the sum OF seventy
dollars, which sum is the same as has
been paid 10y the other members. The
Office OF the Secretary is on the 81 floor
of Muliarky's Block, Main street, Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
BY order of the Committee.

Not ,So.-In giving last week an ac-
count of the counterteting case, we
said, MANY think Barker as guilty as
ciilchrist." This remark we took from
the account of the affair IN Dubuque
Daily. We are now informed, that
there is no such impression prevailing,
the above remark being merely an er-
porte attempt to duplicate an innocent
party. ..s.s s....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

The 7Hlng "Dreiced. THE Gift En-
terprise of e. Siiller was drawn on Fri
day last. OF rather, draw was
made upon it; but there proving to be
some flaw, the doing was thrown up,
and new draft attempted; then an
other; aud finally a fourth on Monday.
This we believe stuck. The prolonged
process, with ali the flaming and damp.
ing Of hopes, must have been interest.
ing to the crowd, who stood peering,
with eyes agog, through those weary
hours. 1t makes us think of the dirty
nosed urciiin in "Becky's Sc hool.n
snuff, snuff, snuff. Blow your nose,
Billy a long swipeof the face across
the sleeve. Stuff, snuff again. Elbow
yourDose Billy" Another long swipe.
Snuff, snuff. still snuff. For the fourth
time, " Blow your nose, Billy" "Con-
tound it," cried Bill i'm despair, ~
blowed it, and blowed it. and it wouldn't
stay bowed"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Dr. Sci,en!cs, Mandrake pills. A Sub
stjfu,e tor Gaioncl.

These pills are composed Of various oos. having III.
mower 70 relax the secr-tions Of the liver promptly
and enectuaIiy b,ne nil Inurcnry aud without pro.
siucing any OF those dsagreabe dangerous effects
which, Offer, roiow tile cftie latter.
In all bilious hsp dsrs ts.s pills foay be used WITH
confidence n. they pramote The discharge 81 .itiasd
be and reuoys those distractions from the liver and
hillary ducts which th. Of bilious affections
general
ssHENCE's MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick hesdache
and all DISORDERS the liver, Indicated by .aow skip,
coated tongue, cosliyeness, wearines, and general
feeling dros sness and -stude showing that the liver
= In a torpid or ob-trucied condition.
In shpr, these pills may he used with advantage In all
cases When purGa I've Alternative med cine required
pleas. ask FOR, "Dr. scbeBck's ma.irake pills. and
observe that the k-nesses Of the Doctor thr
overnmspt s,apPoDe when in the last stage OF Con
sn,p,,tlon and the other IN his Or ,sent health
Sold nv all drgsi.ts and dsslrYs Prize. % cents per
box princips offce No. 10. North 9th street. Phiis
deiphIa, Pa.
GENERAL wholesale Agents: bcmss Barnes Co, 81,
park Roy New York =. HING. los Baltimore ~
baltimore Nd; John b. Park, N. v. cor. ~ Pour;. and
Wa,nut SITS Cineipnati, Ohio. Walker Tayi1r. 10
and i8s abasi Avenue Chicago III Collins Brothers
n second and Vine streets. ~ Luui.
Mo. N2~em ~
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Cedar Rails Starch. - Yesterday Mr.
Geo. y. Baker exhibited on Chause.
samples of the different varieties oi
starch made ut Cedar Falls Starch
Factory. Mr.. Baker is Superintendent
OF the works. Ii was the opiniun of
competent Judges that no better starch
than that exhibited was ever brought
From amy source. IN appearance
il was exactly like the celebrated Os
wego starch. The corn starch shown
will be tested Mt the tables of several
OF our citizens to day, and some of our
hotels. The object Of Mir. Baker in
visiting our city is TO attract the atten-
ton oi our merchants to the fact, that
While these Starcies are equal To the
best mace in America, they can lie
obtained at less price than the
latter. Why not? Corn goes from Iowa
TO OSWego where ii is made into starch.
and then sent back. Thus we are made
10 pay freight on 1t both ways. With
the exception of the soda ash.
everything That goes into the
making TO starci, can nc obtained at &c
dar Fails at less cost than in Oswegu.
Aud soda ash can lie brought from
England via, New Orleans to Cedar
Fails almost AS cheaply as il can he car
ried to Oswcgo. The Cedar Falls Go.
guarantee their starch to lie superior
to all starches made in America.
except Klngtord's, and equal to his.
MIR. IL. having worked seven years in
the best starch factory i'm this country.
possesses the secret which has maize
hingford's starch so famous. lie is
courteous gentleman, and all mcr.
chants will DO Meii to examine the
samples he has with him. Wethink
hereafter they will paironize the Cedar
Falls starch woriSs.--Duduquc Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Donation Party.

There will be a donation party for
the benefit of Rev. :. ID. Stone, at the
house OF Mr.. @. II. Mather, in Cedar
City, on the 2Gth of this month. Let
there be II good Turnout. Mr.. stone is
Il hard worker, and worthy object for
remuneration. The Committee hope to
see a large gathering Of friends, and Il
liberal donation for u needy Brother.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Going Ahead.-A. ID. ~BNrNbn u
again back to town, after long abb
sence looking after tile Interests ofsthe
Iowa Central. He reports to as all go-
ing OH right in the way of grading aud
preparing for the iron. The track will
be all done from this to the Cedar Rap
ids road, by July next.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

The Rep eb4Hieans Of the city nf Cedar
Falls will meet at the City Hall, on
Friday. March ist, at ~ o'clock r. NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating City
Officers, in compliance with the order
of the Mayor. "A general turn out is
expected.
Ry order of the Committee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Ne,U SmHhery.-Charles Crawford
from Ohio is putting up new smithery
on Third street, next to Butterworth's
establishment. He will soon put up
Garage shop adjoining.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Wendell Phaips.-It is understood
that this most finished and attractive
of all American Orators, il 10 speak for
us here, on the 9th of March. He will
furnish a most admirable finish for our
excellent winter course of lectures.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Morse's Ecpectoront.-This is the
great Throat and Lung Medicine Of the
age. See the advertisement of it in an
other column. The wet sloppy wealth
err of spring will bring colds, and it will
be good time to give this Medicine
try ......