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OFFICIAL.


|
| pETITION-............... PETIueN.
NKw ORLEANS. Aurus.Ia sss
To the Honorable the Common Council Of The City New
The gudersignsd Property Holders Peter and Clay
streets Second District Of this cty respectfully beg 70 re-
present the necessy Of sidewalks above sree
S pass an ordnance pin. ana, and yoS1 10.
properly 9des TO have the said sidewalks once
GRADED ssS RIDsds ,% o. Cont ss s
Ssse aoes own in the sam. %.nss
sse ioat the benefits extended to should be
your honorable body to Instruct the iy 10 proceed in
sse grsSns and macadami1ng Of Clay street from Cont
And As II duty bound We will ever prsv au e
s oa e On cy 'iSs ~ . or rss street
AID. GtkFF 90 feet on clay street -
By.BtRKBsY 50 feet on Clay street.
FELIX L4sAfUT 80 feet on Clay street, 50 on Peter.
4. H D'MEzA. 50 fee. on Clay street
y A. LAyILLEBhUysE, IS feet on Clay street, IS on
JAc2gEr per pro A Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 50
Total numbered feet square, IRA total number Of feet in
petition, n54 n
PETITION PETITION
Nouvr1Lx. ORLEANS IS August 1858
Anonoraoie Oonset Commun DE Ia vile de Eouvele0r
scussgne. propdetares Peters ct clay
Deunee District de cce vile infsrment rspectns
;Sr lee des rues, espuis Cont ju-4uA IA de Ia
pousnr 81 yus prient de vsuor ben pase Performance
ecesssire aim dobger f,re lea
qnettes en- fare de eurs d oprietes NJ ri I-7-
NOUS croyons sus.i ql sers eonysnable que Ia vile a.
empener rue Clay de Ia Cent? la de Ia Douane
ss propres "opens ct de Ia msniere qu fats
"a rue Cont aa rue StLouia Peasant svsir drpt
mes svsnssges qui ont ete fans popstsrss
meme rue nous vous pons dastsriser voyer d. Ia vile
Douane - -
WIN II; VREDEHBURG par VIM. II vrsdenburg Jr, Is
pisos snr "a rue Pet rs. 100 pieds sur 10 rue Clay.
fEiiT, 2 pisds sur IL Clay, 2 pisds sur Ia
AvET. 200 peds Ia rue Clay 100 pi.ds sur Ia rue
A ID GRIEFF 50 pieds sur Ia r, Clay
y. bEkkENY. 50 pieds sur Ia r ne Clay.
A. IONA. 70 pieds sur IA rue Clay
Ia Peters - ' - 40 - -'' - ~
A. H. DMEZA 80 pieds sur Ia rue ci.sy.
sur Peters - 49, s1i ''r - -
Ia Tue Clay. 80 peds sur la Peters-
Nombre total de psds dams lilet - H.........l2A
ronore oe peds sppsrtenant petitisnn aires lisa
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EkENCH MEDIoINEs-
I -rREPlKxD BY
/ GRlhAULT & CO., CHEMISTS.
Is Rue RICHELIEg. PARIS.

| Asthma. Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA,
| PREPARED BY GRIxAuLr Il Co, CHKnsrs PANS
Recent exRerments in France England and Germany hsv.
shove distressing affections especially when Bsiad Sl
s'rAmonium and Opium have failed give relief
Digestive Elixir OF Pep.tne.
GRIsAULf 4 CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery of Dr. corv,.t
physician 70 bis majesty the Emperor Of he French n ~
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
other the supply Of digestive ud too small The insvttsb
cos Of Il. somssS sos Ps%
eboross r. T; hss o. strength and Din femalesD
appreciation Paris Academy Of SsdS Sy the
AL saen diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodtde OF Iron and MAJ
ganese Pills.
The treatment Of chlorotic or scrofous affections "a
ong and tedious with the usual prepare Of ron whb
The researches Of PrUs no1 0eHHg sSs 70
c asss S s Ps sq Ssy Of
sgEs H owing 70 the absence Of hsnganes which as well
therefore supply important deficiency herspe1tc, ana
% received the appreciation q the Academy
sih certainty Of success against chlerOs een
fsnsr AMP am reys Of the Bleed
tions. O1' sNe0
NO More Copaiba and Cubebs
GRIHAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATICo VEGETABLE
Where an other medicines have failed these
WI always effect These insure rapid and
I o. severe recent and chronic Of prvsts
ney are used the hospitals Of Paris BY the celebrated DR.
snd are found greatly superior 70 all hih ero knosn
mineral remedies snd Oopeiba The ectian Il
nsee IN recent and capsules In more chronic caseA
syrup or Peruvian bark and Iron,
-PREPARKD BY
GRIkAULT CO.,
Chemists to Il. !. Il. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents, in agreeable form the scv.
OF PERUVIAN Bark, the best toncs Combined
one OF the principal bases of the blood Il h pTe
Srpeo Dy the most eminent physicians Paris 10 enra
Chlorosis Green sckness) facilitate the devsIonrent
oung emae and 70 restore health and vgo to the syste
= general rapidly removes the distressing stomach com
caused oy anemia and eucOrrhea which l.dies
% often subject res narizes and facilitates the flow of the
and IL also excellent pale imphatic and
chdTen- Lastly, Il exces Appetite nrorof
gesu on snd extremely beneficial ali persons voss
ood has been impoverished or long and dicnt
The effects of this Syrup once certain
Depot General in New Orleans at
Y. DUCovGE'S,
80 Chartres street.
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\. o. SIT. a MsHIP COMPANY.
CHARTEB,....... oHARTEE
-or rRz- rE 500 vol
Few ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. !,
sz1rs or LOUISIANA, Orr or NEW ozlrAss. !

sai s.s s :sssf
s.: Ls S - .. @s G, 8
stoned and vorn personally came s1d sopsssa .1s
.siass Of d. sssss Ioassas relative Q he oIssu.s
aeed and DO BY these eOvsnAns ss: and bind
live r and ses whom they s1 s e
and under the spustions regulations and ooes
asns ioAovins' towns $500 ffer-
oE ANS 81 a: 4 fs Il
hereby the city Of New Orleans and It shall
ss o. unless
provided for shall have eOrpors.e seal With device upon
hsrsoI -
fhs osee. Of said company to or otherwise pro
o. Ines ssS o sesmp 70 Be osnsd and IN cry
New Orleans and 70 trade estsss1 I'D city and any po
e s as S re
IN tis SAID Company may Be Interested. - =. 80.
ARTICLE III
The capital sssss :. .ss COMPANY I. hssy s.sa e tss
LARS divided INTO shares Of ft, Dollars each ali Of which
paid bso,s =. signing q thss. presents which
Ion ths should be required By twehrds capital
affair. Of said Company shan under the direction and
: Nensnt Of Edward Higgins who may At any time have
sssgs Of sssoeistng with him persons from
on stcckhoders Of the Company; subject 70 the sp
AssSthe Board Control who shall act ss Board Of
nsiss IN trAnsacting the business Of said Company
= Amcnos AHrIcLEx
fldsr OF yhs regular meetings Of shs sleek
4 pslne on 1Ccmpsny shall be held annually, Com
cspis .Ss sReoss ave Of their NUM-
shs UhS,nus2rs Tor the ensuing ye.r who shall con
aidt peore " entitled 70 one vote on all matters
PTxi Control sSsi ccn.stnts fhs Ar,
maid rsssaToN, J. ARR S@IT fqf' WI CREEVY, y
s,t dissolve he failure 70 siQNG, j. McoLosKEY. :
!, eontinus r ~ ss aforesaid shan not
SIC 5 =. member. of a un'ii new Board can Dc
Board Is BERG for iss s,s Of Control shan
de snS and regulations M 10 frame and ADOPT
sfsrs nrovi5T for the Company Sey may deem rsqui
tent ~ w.s the shall not g Of h,
laws Of this Ana ~ he Nth the true ID
fbev shsii hsys % Chairman 70 presidpce OF the Man
seIi stes mshins S and are hereby suth6er meetings
pany; to make eonte estate ETC., for thel buy
and compromises; to r. %"s s ssxes, " me vom
he use Of said Compsn or cause TO be built syes
SEC II any member : Ia -. .A.u Nps 10
stoekneloer OF SAID Compsl dnr;ng "a Earn ~ 81 -
permanent sbssncs y, 2 and In the event Of ths hi
kos- ~ or.si OF lesi astion Of any member ID
70 MI vacancies occasioned '.su lave ~
o sesng neester Of the stOeSoldsrs for The slsco
SIC. .. The said Board shall M. r,orthv sor IN. /,
ssetion Of business and the mon,ny LOT tne
Eether 81 any time BY giving six hous otics IN ,ssn
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ARTICLE vi

10 be n IA s Pc ,ns doty Of the hsnsg Keep
psny correct record Of the proceedings sS VV
Of the receipt. and M :, ts an
&c sns moreover act as Treasurer Of the Company M
gsne Of @ city, subject to the approval Of M . CON
alone .uSos and 81 the
~ the Secretary, and rAussc al SsnIin,
SIC :. I shah be the duty Of the Manager Of ..,s
COMPANY 70 exhibit be EXHIBITED 70 the
and ~ them S :ss the books
ssa sss@ Ua Of sF SsS: The wsn.s q
| curing the preceding month - 0''Nt~ns
ds Of The Manager DE Board Of Jonto s s1scs
poeseo 70 sppont Manager pro tenn who shall scs
which meeting stOcfholdsrs hs I pssssss &
70 s,os non among them.eyes who shall Be subscs
xsns .ss Csc s. q s y
Sac A ths snnui meeting q the s.sciiold.u Of III.
and hing. - b. ss may make report Of such matters
nterest OF the C-mpsny at which meeting esch sbsrs ~
n ps sH1e s-A be entitled on al
SIC s. The said MANAGER shall have power 70 sr,or,
should occur subject the spprovai Of The
Board. any nms' without the sanction q sAid
ARTICLE VII
On the expiration Of the said term Of ,v,usys y, ,,.
malOy Of the stockholders in capital shall have pos
he property eSd SSs q selling ~ and S.Dosns
Sssds OPSn and ss he and he sale o.
h. ., 10 sa s snd finally Of winding up snd Qudsns
ARTICLE VIM.
Oorsp T. nth Ct ne toeshcde. capital have the
vompsny ~ any time during its existence or Of mafins
1y days prsvsus notice In two Of newspaper pubsbs
ARTICLE TX.
COMPANY and recorded in Of transfer 10 be fsn ~
mat purpose The new stockhoder binding himself n .sd
ssons al or s%i ssos.oS. a. and s
nsds and sdopsed In pursuance thereof
ARTICLE K.
No sockhclder shah be held liable or srs.pc, mi.
YONG *. amount Of e. ss; ,,os Of ;ad Company s
nor shall any mere nformaity in the organization OK d
Of sOckhoiier 70 any esssr abss ns
amount Of his stock therein - '-'
ARTICLE xI.
The said Company shah STE and be sued On "a, cor,
name Ano capacity and plead and be mpssded accordingly
ARTICLE III.
ms following persons are sockhoider IN ..,a Cam
sne q s1eh are entitled 70 the number psosS
Geo Q. Garner, J. B. sprson Geo ". Manson. "a
Harmon Doans O. X BrsSshsx pax,S 6d.d York
Bel Wn n Perkins, A. Milienberssr s Co, Rihsimus
ARTICLE XIII
The Beard Of Control be empowered TO receive ,rn
INSCRIPTIONS to said Capital Stock until The saount h
rsed shan have reached the aforesaid Of one million
ARTICLE XIV.
ms A.ocaon shall 20 into operation soon as the sum
my Thousand Dollars shall have been subscribcd fa-
IN tha before named m
-.Llnet.on o. the aforesaid sfpuiations rverar-.
- osdened and established BY the present sot fo
ne purposes herenbefore mentioned and 10 thst e.t
Q nereunfo Subscribe their respectively 'A"
nas done and passed At the city New Orleans sscr.a
e month and year tst above written In the presenc,
Geo CLARK and r. Nee. Swain competent 5fnsssss
ssn their names With said parties and me- notary
S y1n z e5Ieel.on y higney Geo. W. Manson.
~ .cCoskey yABradbury NJ d.. Edward Hiexins
no. Armstrong, Edw. A Yorke.
EDWARD W., Notary Pubis
In presence Of Geo Clark. =. xcC. sw.in.
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eOIsiA "a NCS- enar
uAL INSURANCE
vAEy.
YoURrEE-
1Ax STATEMENT.
In conformity With
Company publish the "a
Total Premiums for - OF their Charts, We
ruAry, lsss......... nt;
Why're Premiums. -. AS 81, a
4 Marine Premiums 90.
| River Premiurls.. =. 49,
ke,l63 20
Lass Return Premiums. los.os7 Is
Less On'''a'' r''~i'~'''' ASS IS S''''' q
Net Earned Premiums. wex "a
Losses Paid. 49, ~
Fire Lossss ................ -......s sca.sls g
Marine Losses.
''''''''''''''''m 70
Dfsceuntin leo Of sorfp.
Taxes and Internal Rsvenue.
Expenses, Rent, etc, less Discours =
Account. ....E
Six per cent Interest en- outs,sudips
Scrip 10 lss March. lsss. ........
Reserved for Unsdjustsd Losses. ~. zlg ~
The Company have The relieving A,sssl III 9
port OF the Finance Committee Of the Comp ~ D.
adopted BY the Board Of Trustees, ar. deci-[s..,-
Car o.,,,., 80 go go .'' ns'e' ample
Invested In Real Estate ..
a-s.ss g Y Jss and other sSps .s-'s
Invested In Bank and other Stocks. ,'.....bND
Invested In Scrip Of Insurance Compsuiss see. tSA
an ..--------t' s,oN
''''........-.......---.....A 49, !
rrsniuns IN course Of Collection. S,sn
oAsh on hsnd....................... %
sssT:
rhs above ststsmsns just, rue and cores, tram.
nom the books Of the Company
P. Rov1, Secretary. D'' rf''ias'
STATE OF LoUIsIxH.
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleau
sron 70 and ruhserbed before me- this 2sd day Of IA
800. PAUL ". CoLLENs,
rhird Justios Of the Psas
six cent interest on all outstanding scrtp win h,
the legal holders thereof the second Monday Of
OHAs BRIGGS. frssidan
AR. CARRuKK, Vice President
TRUSTEES:
oa.h@ bnsE, A. & kontgsnsIy
Ant Carriers A T.rorv+
eso. A. Foscek' Frank Williams
.. nnper, Thomas Byns
Onsh LAntt& John Thornhtl
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EoB eALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERxI sux
orec Cotton and Sugsr Plsntsfons Ios.t.S hi a.. -
81 ne Gotten and sugar growing staas1 Also RI
ensusns Orange Orchsrds and largo bodss Of ". usb
rropsry improved and unnprovsd orn Of rssidsnos
nores building lots and favorable term. p~-
Wish ng invest VIII 40 well 70 csIl srS a. s-,,r. -
Yea Miller Gard RsAi Estsss Ass.tx No 8 Osr,ndss
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EAksT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,H
A. THE BEST COOKING sTsovE.

The above Stove my per cent less fuel And b
YER bread than any other now IN use Tbi. N Ct y
Ay concentrated and ncoEtessby proven ct the echa
s and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1858 and as
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Evey one Of these Stoves guaranteed and delverea van
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and coraplee ..., pc
CHEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the mos, q
proved Patterns LIBERAL advantages offered 70 the trad.
h HALLER, Agent J
No iss TchoupssouIa. str.... /
orcess 81 box No scxechancs and Dealer, Exeh.p,,
No iU 81 Charles street. a he New Orleans Pos,ee
vili reeeivs prompt attention.
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=. o rALAEH . o.
q O. PALxER JOSEPH Will, L. 4 COZ,
Importers sad wholesale end Rs<.u 49,. 4.
Csrpssss Mass. On Usshs. -. -.
'~n . - s~~s..n=s..I.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

CoURT.-Court In this county Ad-
journed last Friday until January
next.
John Murray, on charge of mali
cious tresspass, was the only criminal
case tried.
The only case Of importance was
that of Jewett and Others Us the
Home Insurance Co., of New York,
the action growing out of the burn
ing of the store aud stock IN the
Warehouse Of e. X. Howe, of Wat
erloo. The Insurance Company
charged that the assumed Howe, had
been guilty of fraud in procuring the
insurance, had burned the property
himself, DC. The verdict was given
in favor of the Insurance Company.
The trial ELECTED n good deal OF in
terest and the decision should be a
lesson to business men to look well to
the conditions on which their proper
~ is insured. '''h ''at Hs#@'~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
Knee High Answered., or.
RcnSons fOl' Using
Tobncco.
rcoSrrSuen.1 N

Smoking is supposed to be good for
water on the stomach, > for tooth
ache and also to preserve the teeth,
but as these facts are now considered
doubtful / Will venture some others
which remain undisputed y
l. Smoking 10 good to keep down
the flesh when there 10 q tendency to
corpuiency. II acts on well known
physiological principles. 1t Is neith-
er food or drink. and when taken in
to the systeni II taxes those vessels
which carry Off foreign substances
which cannot enter into the structure
of the body. 1t also weakens and
depresses the action of the builders
of thslbody which take from tue food
EthtHe propcrties which are needed to
repair the waste of the tissues. Paris
ladies drinkvinegsr, eat,ehalk, slate
stone, de-, for the same purpose. q
% Smoking IL good for mor0se-
ness, either to produce ii OF to allay
1t. Lit cannot he said that tobacco
will ever cure ymoroseness, though
its action on the nervous system Is
more powerful than On the muscular.
Any smoker knows that to become
tidgity aud Irritable, he has only to
omit his accustomed smokes. Nerves
once accustomed To the influence OF
tobacco will not do their duty we'll
without it. They become unnatural
ly sensitive, making one querilous,
pevish, irritable, or they fail to brace
up the system, SO that one feels Ian
guild, drowsy aud Respondent. A
good smoke drives all these bad feel.
ings away. All these feelings intensi-
fled, it is said, ure the experience of
the dram drinker, and are relieved
by the usual beverage.
3. Tobacco. smokedeor chewed, In
sufficient quantities il a pretty sure
cure for 4 tender conscience. 1t helps
man to come in contact with all
so:ts of society without having his
moral sensiLilities tortured by exhi-
tons of debauchery and cruelty. 1t
helps man, whose business calls
him only into genteel society, to keep
from worrying himself about nice
moral distinctions. For this purpose
il can't be compared to lager beer,
but one doesn't want TO degrade him
self tothe level Of a beer guzzler.L
4. Smoking is sometimes objected
to on the ground that ii Is n luxury
that the men seek to monopolize. Ii
it he a luxury, those who indulge II
do it not seliishly. They freely give
friends or strangers, woman or child,
the benefit of their smoke; and they
are very accommodating as to time
and place; day or night; on the
street, In the post office, hotel or sit
ting room of the II. r., station, tits
free to all. 1t il second hand, to DO
sure, and often flows from mouths
from which nothing but tobacco
would be received, but even it is quite
strong enough for women aud chill
dren.
With these sufficient reasons why
man should smoke aud boys should
not, hoping | have sileuced the Knee
Highs and won the appreciation OF
the Snokers, leave the subject. ....
Yours, Complacently,
OLD SMOKER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

A LECTURE ASSOCIATION. "A call
is given elsewhere for the purpose of
organizing Lecture Association for
the coming season, the course to he
composed of four or six lectures, as
may seem best. AS the Library As
ISOLATION 90 not wish To assume the
responsibility agsin this winter, IL is
proposed 10 organize an association ON
"A plan similar 10 that OF two winters
ago. IL is not too late To secure some
of the best lecturers of the country,
but 1t is time now that work be conl-
lnenced. Tie call Ii issued to every
man personally, and We hope to see n
good attendance. Every good citizen
Is Interested in this matter. All our
neig hboring towns are to have . lee
ture course and IL cannot be that our
citizens will allow Cedar Falls TO be
behind all others in this important
enterprise. Let US see good attend
ance tomorrow evening, that the or
ganization OF an association may be
perfected.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

THOMPSON IL PARRHuRsTs.- This
popular trio of concertists entertain
ed a large and appreciatiye audience
at Overman's Hall last evening"
There was a general rally of tile elite
of Cedar Falls and never did an au
dience seem more delighted. They
are only "boys" Of three years noto-
riety, but troupes of far greater pre-
tensions might we'll envy their popu-
larity. They never fail to draw
crowded houses and the oftener they
come the better. As the editor of the
McGregor Times says, "there is sort
Of life, "a geniaiity, u commonsensea.
tiveness in their selection of the
songs, the rendering of them, aud IN
their personal behavior that forces
the pen to commend aud the public
to approve them" h" sa
They are geniuses i'm their several
parts and can get, more good music
out of tune than we ever heard be
fore, not excepting the Band d
Warblers." John has always u sufii.
Gent amount Of the spice thrown in
TO keep the audience i'm a happy
frame of mind, TO say nothing of til.
roars of laughter which he elicits.--
Long live these popular singists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
ITO CoNsIrrIprIyI.s-

FuyfIE advertiser, having been restored 10 health
\ IN few weeks, BY very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several year, with severe
Jung affection. and tlrat dread disease. Consamp-
tion lis anxious to make known to his fellow suf
fsrcrs the means OF cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy of the
prescription Qree OF charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
And. SURE CURE ron CONSUMPTION. AsTaxA,
BRoscHiTs. &c. The only object Of the adyerti-
ser In sending the Prescription IL to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceiyes to be invaluable; and no hopes every snf-
fcrer will try his remedy, "a II win cost them
nothing, and mag prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
iG5 South Second st., Williamsburg, Kings Coun-
ty, New York. 3ayi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27
You May be Too Late.

) De warncdin time. Dieaecs like Iudigesiion
and DyspepsiaAko NOD tebc be sfnedwith. There
y such thing ~ befhg I'd tate III these matter
Inflammation, or scirrhas Cancer, or some other
dangerous disease may ensue. when all restora-
tives. no matter how potent, would be Intellectual
Do not delay then. When the symptoms of Dys-
pep-ia are first experienced resort at once to this
great restorative medicine, HOsTETTERs
STOMACH BiTTERS, and you will be safe
But few disorders involve greater suffering, and,
IL not In itself Immediately dangerous, IL Ii tho
source Of many deadly maladics Even If il did
not tend to greater evil, the mental and physical
misery 1t produces Is alone a sufficient reason
why no pains should be spared to prevent ~ cure
III In No country on the face Of the globe h II 90
completely domcsticated az In our own, where IL
IL found In nearly every household. HOSTEL
TERS STOMACH BITfERs are universally con.
cedcd to be the sovereign remedy for this annoy.
ing disease, they act directly upon the digestive
organs, correct and tone the stomach and give
renewed vitality to tine system. Acting delight.
fully upon the nerves and soothing the brain,
renders them efiicaefous az . mental medicine. as
well as general stomachic. II taken as a pre-
ventative, they win be found particularly vel
suited 70 the diseascs arising from the unhealthy
season Of autumn, and their use win prevent the
creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained
Of when the chilIs are stealing slowly upon the
rat4enf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

RUN AwAY.-A load of straw, be-
longing to Thomas Reape. was taken
through our streets last "Wednesday
at 2:4o speed and distributed gener-
ally, considerable portion being left
i'm our alley, which we will take good
care of until the OWNER calls. The
team ran nearly two miles, but We're
finally stopped without serious in
Jury
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

CONCERT MONDAY NIGHT.-The
Concert of the singers which have
been practicing music under Prof.
Suffern for the past two weeks at the
NJ. Il. Church, will be announced by
hand-bills. 1t will he mainly of Sab
bath School children and rs the prep
aration has been quite thorough, we
have no doubt but that 1T will be a
delightful musical entertainment -
We hope our citizens win turn out
literally to hear the little folks sing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

Her An examination of Trow-
bridges stock of Boots and Shoes
will convince any one that he is not
joking, bat Is actually selling cheaper
than any one else In town and has
the largest stock to select from. -
Mems, Boys, Youths and Childs'
Boots In endless variety. The best
Chicago work always ON hand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-11-27

o BUILDING.-Mr. Shelly, proprietor
of the Cedar City Brewery, has near.
ly completed quite large building,
just west of the potteries, into which
he is moving his brewing apparatus
from bis building i'm Cedar City.