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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18
ISepubliean Platform. A :


The Republican Union party Gf
Ohio, III Convention assembled de-.
clare - fH3s.3H -
lst. That one Of the great lessons
of the.war is that the Americah peos
pie are a.nation and not merely a
confederacy Of sovereign and indet
peudept States -,- .-. .-t.s.-s '.l.-s
I'd. Fhat our. existence as q natioli:
is based on the great principles an
nounced in the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, and vindicated by the
proclamation of emancipation, the
constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery, aud the spirit of repub-
lican democracy and justice, which
underlies the reconstruction policy
of the 39th and 40th Congresses,
which we hereby fully indorse, and
which we demand shall be carried
into complete effect by every needful
net of additional legislation.
Sd. That while we will always
cherish and defend the American
system of local and municipal self
governments of local purposes, and
q national government for national
purposes, and while we are unalter-
ably opposed to all attempts at cen
tralization or consolidation fpower
anywhere, we hold that liberty and
human rights constitute our great
national boon, which local or State
organizations must not be allowed
to abridge or take away. fsf.
4th. That imbued with the spirit
of true Democracy, and believing
that the powers necessary for the
purpose of attaining the ends Of
government, fought not to. be re-
stricted to y privileged class, but
should be vested in the. whole peo-
pie, without unjust or odious distinc-
tions, or qualifications not equally
attainable by all; and further believ-
ing that these sentiments are in
strict accordance with the spirit and
tendency ofmodern civilization, We
place ourselves on the simple and
broad platform ofimpartial manhood
suffrage, as embodied in the pro
posed amendment to the State Con-
stitution, appealing to and confiding
in the intelligence justice and patri
otism of the people of Ohio, to ap-
prove it at the ballot box.
9Th. The American people owe a
debt lasting gratitude to the brave
s,ldiers and sailors who in late strug-
Gle for our national existence, so
il ,bly fought for our liberties and
for the privations, sufferings, and
sacrifces which they endured. The
lDyal men of Ohio hereby pledge to
them and to the widows and orphans
OF those who fell in defense of the
ration, our sympathies and sub
stantial support
9th. That we approve and endorse
the military administration of our
distinguished fellow-citizen, Major
Gen. Phil. III. Sheridan, in Louisiana
and Texas, and pledge him and the
military commanders in the several
military districts of the South, the
cordial support of the Union men Of
Ohio in their efforts to protect the
loyal people Of the late rebel States
and to secure the organization OF
loyal and constitutional govern
ments in said States.
7th. That we fully indorse and ap-
prove of the administration Of oul
present Governor, j. d. Cox, anc
faithful and able manner in which
he has discharged his official duties
and sustained the credit and honol
of our noble State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

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THE fesult Of the Surratt trial, so
far as that young man himself is
concerned,i lis of but little matter com
pared with the moral effect his trial
will have upon. the country, in salts
flying the public that justice only was
done in the execution Of the conspi-
rators convicted by the Military
Court There have been strong
fears upon the part Of many can
did and earnest people that Mrs.
Surratt was executed upon too slight
evidence. The trial of Surratt re-
moves all such fears, and shows be.
yond question that his mother was
one of the deepest dyed Of the con
spirators, and that every one O.
those who were executed but re
ceived just deserts. CleUland Her
aid.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18
&00Ns VNVANNNNTNN

NW Repairing of all kinds doue to order.
Hair jewelry and jewellery of every descrip
tion done on short notice and made to order.
| - J. & J PAUSCH, %
July lash. ls6e.-tf. - =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

"Whosee son are you, my little
boy?" ] amt nobody S son-I am
MIR. Jink's nephew, sir. 62 q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18
FANCY GOODS.

Work boxes, lava boxes, jewelry boxes,
powder boxes, combs, brushes, Nail and
tooth brushes Gents wallets and Ladies'
purses, and everything usually found in a
first class establishment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

Of Messrs, waggoner 4 Tavlor, take pleas
ure in announcing to the citizens of Upper
Sandusky and vicinity, that they have on
hand and are daily receiving the. best of
7- .-s all kinds of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
W hiskers & Mustaches.
STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Fiat th-op)y genuine recn~ for forcing wskcrs and
M,Staches n grow The snoothest face In SIX
weeks, Is sent ior 10 cents, BY A B. MERfSESs,
Eataa's Station
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
REPRESENTATION.

Last Friday the U. S. Senate hold .
night session, in the attempt to PASS the
Military Bill for the government of the
South. Not Succeeding in this. a Re
pubiican Caucus Was held on Saturday
forenoon, which agreed UPON that hill
enlarged by the addition of the Blaine
Amendment substantially, OFFERING
terms OF admission to the South. This
was introduced by Mr.. Sherman ut the
evening session, and after n whole
nights sitting was passed Sunday morn.
ing, % to 10.
On Monday this Sherman Bill came
upin the House, where the M;l;t,r,.
part o! it Tor Stevens BID had ALREADY
passed. But being now opposed hv
hr. Stevens, i'm its enlarged form. !,
was defeated, So to -. The resu,t ". @
Conference Committee between ,he
Two houses; and there was a iou,t
whether the bill could now be rot
through to the President by Weanes.
day night, when the veto mower or
Congress would end, by reason of the
ten'day limitation.) Ifnot, then prob
aoiy no new reconstruction measure
VIII come from this Congress, but the
country must wait for the new Com
gress to begin on the Fourth of March
our hope has been, that this Sherman
B!il, THAT is the Stevens. Blaine Ri;l-
being the Military Government Ei,l
with offers Of Reconstruction attached. !
might become law. II seems to be
aoont the thing and the only thing now
further needed. in regard to the restor-
ing of the South. 1t has two parts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
IOWA ON TEMPERANCE.

The State Temperance League ut its
recent sitting in Dea Moincs effected q
permanent; organization by the election
of j. ". Catteli, President: NJ. d.. Me-
Henry, Counselor; W. S. Peterson.
Secretary Samuel Rankin, Treasurer,
ana one Vice President from each
county in the State. 1t is the design
to have the State thoroughly can vassed,
and to this end John ID. Cough and the
Hutchinson Family will lie put in the
field. The gauntlet which was SO def.
antly thrown down 10y the wliskyites
and drunkard makers will be taken up,
and the war carried into Africa in real
earnest. Jail filters. and Pauper-ma-
Hers, will need to seek some other asy-
lum t'san the rotton hulk OF a deal and
corrupt political party, before the ides
of another election in this State
Cor. Chicago journal. #.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

The first provides forihe temporary gov.
eminent of the South, while awaiting
Reconstruction: and this is proposed to
he by military law, the ten states be.
ing divided for that purpose into five
military Districts. The second part oil
the l;il o!iers. that, whenever southern
Estates shall have ratified the Conatitu-
.ional Amendment, In sufficient mum.
bers 10 give it validity, at the same
time establishing impartial suffrage for
all races and co!ors, they shall be re-
ceived back into Congress.
This is certainly up to the most radi-
ca! demands; and yet it is adhering
handsomely TO the already sanctioned
Amendment plan of reconstruction.
The only thing added, is a demand for
negro suffrage To he allowed by the
States mot 10 be imposed upon them y
with the explicit offer Of re-admissiou
on these terms. Meanwhile, rs an in
ccniivc to acceptance, the cOnque. G |
South would be held for the time be.
ing under military power, as it ought
u be, instead of revc:ing as now under
spurious Johnson governments. This
would be, as we showed last week not
indeed n new tangled plan OF recon.
strIction, got up to knock tine former
plan over hut mere cstrryiug oat and
enforcement OF HAT we'll SANCTIONED
plan of Constitutional Amendment, in
its application to obstinate states refas-
ing to comply.
What could be wiser or better, for the
settled basis OF reconstruction in these
coming months? ~
p. :. LATEsT.-The Senate has voted
to adhere to It's action, instead of APP
pointing IL Conference Committee. 1t
was thought the House would recede,
and adopt Tie bin "Wednesday night.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

posts and ten certs for railroad ties. /
iti.ue all eA,,inlliaiioIi Il snort time since
OF White poplar post and helniUcll
railroad tie, which ne had operated upon
years ago. Both were jan Il perfect state
of preservation, the wood being sound,
compact, and soiilitied. The applica-
ton OF IL microscope of two hundred
dameters 10 sectioiIs o! the wood, in
each case disclosed the tact. that the sap
pores were flied with the composition.
thus perfectly emba.ning and causing
it 10 look as though il might last for all
time to come. TIis roce.s of presrrv.
ing iimber Is patented, and is called
'ForcInan!Zing,' IN n0iior OF Il. S. Fore
man, LsI.. Its inventor"
This process being endorsed by the
United states Government journal af-
ter u thorough investigation, il is rem
acreu tnnccessary for us TO make any
extended remarks in regard to the mer-
its oil this, one Of the most valuable in
Nentions OF the past or present age.
1t must prove y. incaicuiuoie value for
railroad ties. calvert ana bridge timber,
fence posts, docks, whaives, piers, silis
for buildings, snip timbess, block pave
mehts, am. buiitilng uinteis of all
kinds.
kotton fence posts, stills, and railroad
ties Will be numbered with the things
Of the past.
We !ca!i il tina; many farmers and cap
italSts IA ITO northwest, are investing
literally III county rights. for MIR Fore
man ; patent, ana selling out in laim
ri his, al enormous profits, which speaks
VOLUMES iI behalf OF the integrity and
enterprise OF oar Western 40 ahead
business men. An opportunity is
yet open for others to so and TO like
wise. .r
Practical farmers in this age of rea
son, believe that "a dollar saved in pre-
serving fence losts, j, equivalent to u
large numoer oi dollars expended in
ne" ience posts every few Years. CHI
cayO i'ost. .
Apply to Messrs Martin White and
d, G. Williams of Cedar Falls, PROP RE
tors for Black Hawk, ana adjoining
clIlnfipS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Fence Posts
Ana :ssiiro.,a Ties.
PRESERVED fer AGES

tiieniiStS ana philosophers have eE-
netimcnte'! for ages, with the view al
discovering some practical process with
ia The reach OF all Tor the preservation
oil timber.
Ii is with pleasure we now inform orr
numerous readers that the long iookei,
and sought 10: timber prcseryative ha.
been discovered and practically demon
stfaicd, by Il. ;. Foreman, of Morrison,
H., scientific Investigator, who h IS
been engaged for several years in a
series OF experiments or the subject.
tie las Invented and secured by
'aLe.ters Patent" Il wood preserving
composition, which he has demonstrate.
ed VAR not only harlem aud eiiactuaily
preserve from decay any structure buff
of wooden material either hard or soft
bat ais" insure it from burning. and
make IL rIoef against the ravarps o..
grubs, worms, and ali kinds of insects.
Inc theory and composition OF this
invention has been submitted 10 sever
al eminent chemists, anu all fully ca
u' rse the merits claimed hy the invent
or. .....
In further proof of our statement, we
publish an extract from the monthly
report October. 1916 Of the Agricu!;u.
raj Department, Washington, ID. e.
lis aoie aud >cleHt.iic editu! SAYS:
at Is It well founded tact that all
timber contains within itself tile eie.
nicnts OF its own distraction, and when
severed from its root ami deprived of ii.
active tite-sus!a!ning principle, the sap
iiiiing the pores OF the wood, and caI,ii.
larry attraction no louger existing, 1.-The
comes siagnant, fermentation take.
place. and destruction begins.
The seasoning OF some kinds of
timber, ii Kept dry, prevents It's decay,
The watery paris o. the sap in the ca,Ii.
larry ducts b"coning evaporase,l. But il
seems "a though the KERN OF decay is
set retained, for when exposed toinoi.f.
n.ed like bakers yeast il is brought
into active lie, and decay again com.
nences. The destruction of the san. mr.
it's entire expulsion from the bore,
of the wood, it seems, then, is OF the
greatest importance to a. tn orourh nre-
seryat!on OF the timber.
For the past few years, it has been
with much interest that have watched
lhe progress OF experiments made nv -
gentleman Of much genius and skill. in
Ills efforts ut preserving timber. His
method consists in boring one or more
no es diagonai!y with the san duets or
canals, filling with II VIII, t. CON insition
anu plugging up the hoes, the entire
costof which Is two cents Cor fence
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
EOsy:: Central.

We clip the following from the cor.
responaence in the Chicago Jouraol,
for southern iowa:
. The Jonrnd! has frequently alluded
20 the high tariffs OH the Ncstcrn loa,ls
leading from the city OF Chicago, an,.
now greatly north ant sUuin roat,
through this country would dctract
from that city. Hut the railroad com.
panies needed not the timely warming
given them again ANA again; tariffs Ii
anything ilic. e:scd, until the people OF
Iowa, driven to it. determined 10 throw
oil the yoke. Comp til 0 /, feight.,
viii add thousands 10 tne!r profits,
While great competition markets, will
he proportlcn,teiy IN their favor As
an instance: At Mount Pleasant, in
kerry county, the very lowest rate for
4 car 10 Chicago is scvcntytwo dolla Is .
While ut OttuInWa, sixty miles arlher
west, but where there is Il co,nnet, ne
line, rIa keoh ak, cars can be obtained
for sixty dollars
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

80 c1EGCE.-Nonr genuine without the engraved
trademark around e,ch pot box. signed by DR. j.
MAGGIEI, ~ Fulton ST., New York, to counterfeit
shich l. felony.
80 sofa ~ all respectable Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States ana Canaas, AZ - cents
per buX or pot. In 2U.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
THE NEWS,

The House of Representatives n,
" asitin.ton, on Friday, passed the
Soldiers bounty Bill.
1t is reported in Washington that
President Johnson Viii offer Horace
Greeley The Postmaster Geuera!ship.
General Sheridan has left Washing
ton for New Orleans, to resume his
command in the Southwest.
Advices from Southwestern Virginia
announce the rapid growth of radical
i,epubilcaiiism in that section. ....
Fifty dead bodies have thus far been
taken out Of the skating park at Lon
don where TIE recent great disaster &C.
Cured.
The damage done in the New Eng
land States by the sudden thaw and
lieslIet last week was very extensive.
Millions o. dollars worth of property
were lost. -
The new plan of reconstruction
agreed upon by the President anu iea,:-
ing SouEherners is not iavuraDly re-
ccived in the South. Even North
Carolina rejects il.
The restitution and suffering among
the poor @. Eltg land is terrible, and
i'iead iiots Are threatened. Much is
Ge!ng done, however, by charity, .ioI
the ielie; vi the Sufferers. .a..
i. I. Barnum has been nominated
for tungiess ~ the Republicans o. the
Fourth District OF CunntCticut, now
rcplcs ciitcsi 10y Hon. John Ii. Hubbard.
Tie vote by which the Bankrupt bill.
passed the United States Senate iast
week, stood, ayes, -, nays, 20. 1t Is
probable that the Dill Will pass the
House.
There has been an actual rising ut
length iii ireland. the insurgents hav-
ING interrupted tile cable dispatches,
anu c:'!.e,i Z general excitement. BHt
the instruction has been suppressed,
and it Is now said there were but l4u
ten.iiiis engaged III it.
The Fenians still continue to organ.
IZe ami receive donations in New York
uIuer The enthusiasm produced by re
ports OF the outbreak in ireland. Ken
nedy, one OF the convicted Fenians in
Canada, has been refused a new trial.
There has been great food in all the
Western rivers. The Illinois river has
hot been so high i'll thirty Yeas as il il,
now. The damage done III various d.-
rections is iEcaltulahle. The Missis-
sirpi has been difficult 10 cross.
The President being understood to be
willing a a" ,eiious to come to an
agreement with ii majority in Congress
for the seliic. cut of the reconstruction
controversy, steps were taken hy Re
publican members 10 meet him hu!G
way, IL see what can be done. But the
thing is blowing Over.
Sutratt has arrived i'm this country,
an has been placed i'll ttie custody OF
thu InItcd STATES Marshal OF the Dis
trtct OF tulJmUia 10y the Secretary of
the Navy. Ills iiaI is to proceed at
onre. The completely Of JEFF. DAVIS iii
the assassination is To be learned from
him, if possible.
On toe Goth nltimo, it is reported, in
II naval tight oil san Francisco, be-
tweei! the imperial and Liberal Next
can s4ualrons, the latter were beaten,
losing III! their vessels. while the com
mahaer and twenty-siX men We're cap
tured by their advelsaries.
The Senate has adopted the Tenure
OF Office bill, as agreed to by the Con
terence Committee, having q clause,
which tnrnids the removal Of cabinet
officers without the consent of the Sen
ate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

r The Boston Post says. "rhe sus-
pense which has prevailed for some
time in business as well IA, in fiuancias
cifcies, i'm reference to what NAV bc
Gone Ill Congress, alp"ars 10 have les
i!ti.Uence as week after week passes
away. There is already n better de-
mand For some descriptions OF goods.
and more h"prfu! feeling IN regar, t.
Tie future. THE beliefs gaining ground
that there will he no Immediate change
or disturbance OF the currency. 4 fair
spring trade Is considere>.. highly proc
ab.c.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
DyBgouE Asn MILWAUKEE, Il, Z:

The good people of Milwaukee are
just now exercised over IL proposed ex
tension Of the Milwaukee and Prairie
dl CHEN Railway from Monroe To Du-
buqne, a distance OF sixty-tl three miles.
The Sentinel, OF that city, speaking o.
it, says: a..
'our city will then be the eastern terminus
Ola long ROAD passing through some Oi tne
%caithiest parts uf WIsCoHs!n. ar :. con eel fns
~ Dabauue with the Dubuque ana -IUi.X tiiy
Railroad, which drains OF its products enc
OF the most Fertile SECTORS oi Our sister
state 81 Iowa. We have 10 yifed for
year, 10. the com, lettnn oftt.Is line, ing t,c
iltst tHiiroad project entertained 10y o,.I eli ems
ana edtiit III iinpJfe.nce &, any line coinp.ct-
ed or projected" ~ ill.,. ........s -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
SOMETHING NEW
Under the Sun,
A New Fra in Medic|n e,

sss-Let The Suffering and Diseased read the follow
eB-Let all who have been given up by Doctors, and
spoken Of as incnrable, read the following
sS- Let all who believe acts and have faith
in evidence, read the following:
Eno,r all n,ea IN Gess presents: Tha, on this, the
Twentieth day of Jare. in the year OF Lord. One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six personally
came Joseph Iaydock to me. known such and being
duly sworn aeposrd follows That he is the sole
general agen. for the United States and dependencies
thereof. for preparations medicines known as NAT
GELS PILLS and s'ivt and that The f.'aHing GER
tifcaies verbatim copies to the best Of his know
- JAMES sMEITRE,
'Ls.f Wall street.; Hsts'S S t1' YORK.
Dr M,cG'EL: take my pen to write you Of my great
relief AMI nt the az fI pain in side h,s let me at
l.c.-fanxs to SOtr rne'cne Oh, poc5or. how thank
fI am that get scGie sleep. can never write
il euoa:h. thaI!k you again and asan, and am sure
THAT you the friend at al sufferers could net help
writing You, and hope You will nos tahs agiss.
JAMES MYERS,
ll6 Avenue ID.
This Is 10 certify that vas discharged from the army
,iaysie'. pHis. WILSON HARVEY, .
New York. April I, 1855. "a Fit street.
The following is an in,erest,n = ca,eof dlpm
flask that was damp and wet caused explosion. Tia
melt. iron was thrown around and him in pcrfec,
shower, and he burned dreadfaly. The fo'owlna
certificate given b him aboa; eight weeks az
ter The accident:
New York, Jan. II. 1866
NV name is Jacob Hardy: am ir,A founder;
wa. badly burned by hot IRON in November last my
brr ms tf.,.d with runun. leg that would
heal tried Magei-s Saive, aud II cured me in a
feS weeks This is all true, and anybody see
I III
J. HARDY.
EXTR ACTS fro III VtESVS LETTERS.
- had no appetite; Haggs,'s Fills gave me hearty
one "
.'Saur Pills einus :"
~ snd or another box and keep them in the hause
.'Dr Maggie. has cured my headacJe that chron.
ic"
~ gave haf of one Of your little pills my babe for
cholera moIbus. The dear little thing got ws!i IN a
day"
MY nausea Of a morning Is cured"
your box of MaggTrls SalYs currd me or noises in
The head rubbed OF your Sal.e behind my ears,
an., the noise left" E#.
send me- two boxes want for a poor family"
81 e-c,o-e dollar your price is twenty-five cents,
but the medicine to me is SorIh dollar"
''Seud the Eve boxes OF AVur pi.iS.'
'Iet Inc have three boxes Of your Salve by erturn
mail"
sF-t have two hundred such testimonials rs
this, but watt Of space ecmiels he to conclude.
J. MAGGIEL, NJ D.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
J. IiIC1<I.ING * CO.'S
Great Sale Of Watches,

Every fatr"n obtains watch by this arrangement
costing tut so WINE Il may he worth $3.50. No part
Atty s.!oan
aessrs. Hirka- & ca 5 ct at American Watch
TO- New York CITY wish I" immediately dispose II the
above nagnIfct ut stock Certifi nania. articles
are ace'! ia 500 Ell envelopes Holders EMIT ed {,
the articles Ganed ~ their certificates npnn p1yuent
OF Zen Dol aTs, Whrthsr u be a watch worth SI5u or
woFt'i less. ha return ANY of our c cs en-
title. ~ The rte named til ienn. upon payment
Irrespective II its .ogih and as article saln Il less
than ten dollars i haIted cerfi.ate viii
once lie s,vn tfi ifisis ntt r hat s,rai i
legitimate TRANSACT On hch may be participated in
IN iy the ia...t L,sj:tcu.
SMILE Cert aeae y II he sent ny ma pos. paid up-
on receipt ~ twenty Eve ce,t for 'olar eie-
ea for tao dollars thirty tnee, and eisgaft premium for
five dollars. Sixs ami valuable rre,uum for ten
ies-s han red aud most superb w,.ch ffteen
r0Arents. o. those wishing employment this Is
opportunity. II is irstim ieiy conducted business
duly authorized hr the Government. AMI open to the
most careful scrutiny. 7jyhv,
Address, }. iticKIING 4 co,
ii-3m li9 Broaiway-Nsar o.
A SEQ Mr.. City ~ n Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22


NV name is Jacob Hardy: | am All ire founder
was badly burned by hot iron in November last my
butrs tesed with running leg that would
bot heal tried Aage-i's SaiEe aud " cured me in
feS weeks This il all true, and anybody can now see
me at Jaeksons iron Works, % Avenue.
J. HARDY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

This Il 10 certify that discharged from The army
.ith ChFnRic Diarrhea. AID have been cured ny Dr..
aayei-r. pns WILSON HARVEY,
New York. April I, 1865 q Pitt street.