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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24
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FAIR WARN1Ne.-Ali persons know
ing themselves to be indebted to the
undersigned must call and settle before
the LIST day of February, or their ac-
count will be left with M. Chapman,
Esq, for collection.
+. A. HoTCHKIss, Agent.
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p1~ F. N. Chase has just received a
large supply of fresh cod fish.
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sea. For nice set of teeth, go to DIR.
C. p. Arttr ans Dental Rooms, over
Wise & Brsant's Drug Store, Cedar
Falls, Iowa. .------ --- .----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful
toilet article-superior to Cologne and
at half the price.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

A WEATHER PREDICTIoN.-A wealth
er. prophet NJ Michigan, who squares
kfs practice a. farmer In accordance
with hfs own predictions, thereby
showing faith In them, prognosticates
AS follows: LIST. About the MIDDLE II
January there will be : thorough thaw.
I'd. February will be very moderate.
Sd. About the 9Th OF March it will be-
gin to be cold-very cold. 4th. We
shall have an open winter and . very
late spring.
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Tn CONsuurpru

The Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON. will send tfree Of
ehsree 70 all who desire u. the prescription with the
directions for mating and using the simple remedy nv
which he was cured Of lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object to benefit the
ahicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this pre-
scripsion, as u win cos. them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No las South Second Street
e-Tyt WILLIAMSBURG NV York
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INFORM NATION,

Information guaranteed TO produce . luxurIant
growth Of hair bald head beardiess face also
recipe for the removal of Pmples, Biotches Erup.
lions, etc, on the skim leaving the son. clear and
beautiful b obtained without charge by addressing
TH0s. Y. CHAPMAN, CRKMisr, ~
silly SIS Broadway, New York
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Spetial Aotifes.
Nicholson's Rappahannock Oysters,
ThUR aUiT sTa

Any person sending US their address, with 90 cents
III receive, by mail the Name and Carte de vitc Oh
their future wife or Husband also, how either sex
may gain The love Of any person they choose instantly
Address REEvESA CO.,
2Q.6m "a Nassau a. New vork
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

nA- Window Shades of every style
and variety may DO found at Wise &
Bryant's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

Don't look in the upper right hand
corner Of this sheet.
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MORE LIGHT. and the best way to
obtain it is to buy DowNER's OIL, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. Fox SALE ONLY by
Campbell & Mills. Price so cents.
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Nicholson's Rappahannock Oysters.
RRRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for Years from Nervous
Debility, Premature decay and A the effects Of youth
full inlscreien, WILL for The sake Of suffering humanity
send free TO all who need IT, the recipe aud directions
for making the simple remedy by which he cnred.
Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the
can do 90 BY addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN u. OGDEN,
lily ~ Cedar street New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

THE THIRD HoUsE.--Ed. Russell
writes from the capital to the Daven.
port Gazette: The third" house was
organized to-day. Gen. N. b. Baker
was chosen Governor. The following
are the officers Of the House: Speaker,
DIR. Brooks; Clerk, Lewis Kinsey :
Sergeant alarms, Peter Melendy Fire.
man, Hon. J. b. Grinnell Chief Paper
Folder, Gen. Hedrick; Second ditto,
dshs Williamson. There Is fun ahead
certain,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

LIABILITIES OF Cow OWNERS. Cow
owners should remember that In cases
of railroad accidents, the damages are
not always saddled on to the Compa-
MES.
Some time ago COW ran I'm front of
a train in Indiana, threw 1t from the
track, and caused the injury of several
persons. The railroad company sued
the owner of the cow and recovered
$4,000 damages. The Supreme Court
Of the State has affirmed the verdict ON
an appeal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

CHANGE IN SUBJEcTs-The subject
Of Miss Anna bickinson's lecture has
beef Changed from Breakers Ahead, p,
as previously announced, to Idiots and
Women" and that of Theodore Tilton
on American Women to "The art of
using the mind" This excludes du-
ring the whole course subjects Of po-
litical character giving US only those
purely intellectual, instructive and
humorous. The large number who
have objected TO political subjects will
be gratified with the change.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

DErtNtT.-The Home Insurance
Of iowa City.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

THE TIME TO ADVERTISE Many
people In business fail to take practic-
al view Of the situation by curtailing
their expenses OF advertising. at the
wrong time. When times are dull and
trade slow, then Of all others is the
time to advertise.
1t being dull last year, q st. Louis
firm commenced advertising d. q last
resort, and devoted ten thousand dol
lars to the purpose. The result to them
was business of over one million OF
dollars-larger than they ever transact
ed before. Business, men take the
hint.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

The EvERGREEN.--The first number
of the Evergreen, q monthly magazine
published in Dubuque, is on our table.
The number before us contains six
teen pages of interesting matter, the
productions of some of the best writers
OF the country! Esg
Its editors and correspondents are
Masons of large experience and conce-
ded literary attainments, and as 1t IL To
be, the official organ of the Masonic
pilgrimage to Palestine, on, Which the
associate editor, DIR. Rob. Morris, the
widely known Masonic poet, author
and lecturer, has just departed, 1t will
doubtless meet with the circulation
which its superior merits demand.
The editor In chief, Il. A. yGuilbert, IL
not unknown In literary circles.
Terms. $500 per annum. Address
GUILBERT, BARNES 4 Co.,
Dubuque, Io&h.
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SERGT. PARKHURsT's LECTURE
Sergeant H. 6. Purkhurst, one or Gen.
eral Sterman's Cavalry raiders, deliv-
cred lecture last Monday evening, at
the Baptist Church, for the aid of the
Home at this place. The attendance,
aside from the orphan children, was
quite slim. The speaker devoted the
evening mainly to q recital of incidents
of army life coming under his observa-
ton and experienced by him while a
prisoner of war, giving many thrilling
incidents of his hair breadth escapes
from rebel prison pens. The lecture
was listened to with much interest by
the orphan childfeh as the many ex-
periences of their fathers were pictured
out 30 wildly by the lecturer. MT.
Parkhurst Is not an eloquent speaker,
adopting rather an unassuming CONVEX
sational style, and bringing before his
hearers In panoramic view the check
cred scenes of a soldiers life. His lee
ture gave unmistakable evidence of
his having been a faithful soldier and a
fair exponent of the hundreds of thous-
ands of loyal patriots who went forth
at the call Of the lanittited Lincoln to
offer up If need be, their lives in de-
fence of the fias
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ID. Il 8. @. r.. N. TIME TABLE.
Trsin Going EASt. .7:40 A. NJ.
train Going West, ......,,... .......4:o5 +. NJ
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

BOND HoLDEHs.--W We see IL stated
that Asst. Treasurer Van Dyke, Of New
York, notifies all who hold u. s. bonds
of 1887, to present them for payment
before the first day Of next month. III
such holders of bonds fail to do 80 at
that time, 1t will be considered waiv-
or of the right TO present payment, and
such bonds will be paid when the gov
eminent pleases.
SCARCITY OF WATER.-The lsnp
continued day weather and hard freez.
Ing has exhausted many of the wells
and cisterns hereabouts, and Ice for
washing and culinary purposes has be-
come one Of the staples of the COM
merce OF our city.-Ceddr palley 1r,hcs.
The same Is true Of this locality, and
the complaint of the Scarcity OF water
Is quite general, we believe, throughout
the State.
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LOCATION OF THE CAPITOL The
resolution introduced iat0 Congress by
Gen. Logan, asking for The appoint
ment Of . committee to iHquire into
the expediency and propriety Of loca-
ting the National Capitol nearer the
geographical center OF the United
States, has called out many inquiries
as to where 1t would be located In the
event of its removal. We will state
that III all probability IL will Hot be
changed iris seldom, t,ut in case It 'sh'd
be, we would initiate the example OF
many of the other cities, and suggest
Cedar Falls as the most favorable spot,
could we be ssshrcd that no more such
vile demagogues as Andy johnson
would pollute the sacred soil ON which
It would be located. Without that as
snrance, we prefer that 1t be planted
some place else. s
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THE HEALING P1OE
Ann Hotyst ar MrRC1,

Howard Association Reports. for YOUNG MEN, on
and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers, and
create impedinentiso MSRRtASE, With sure means Of
relief. Address Oh. J, SklLLIN h0CGHTON, How.
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. s.toyl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

+. a. HoTCHKIss, Agent.
Dated at Cedar Falls, Jan. %, 1858.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

THE INAuouEAL.-on the ffrst page
of to-day's issue will be found the inau.
gural address of Gov. Merrill. 1t sho'd
be read with special interest by every
citizen of Iowa, as It plainly indicates
the position of our new Governor on
National affairs.
The sentiments therein expressed on
the questions of national polity, Of
which he devotes considerable space,
will find response from every loyal
patriot i'm and out of the State. We
trust that it will receive careful peru
sal by all.
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Nicholson's Rappahannock Oysters:
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Philadelphia, March 10, 1857.
900 ' s.s s's .::s s s... a & =:
sssss o. asS,s anna anna o. '. J, es sss,ss N
action In the system. Yours truly,
ono. W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of ne Ssprrme Cbnyf ef Rnnsylrania
Philadelphia, April q, 1893,
" consider 'iIoohands German Bittsrs' valuable
sdscsns In case Of attacks Of Indigestion OF Dyspep-
siA can certify this from my experiences Of it.
Yours with respect,
JAMES TH0MPsoSs
From Rev. JOA. N. KENNARn, d. D.,
fssov ~ ne Tenth BaJxia Csrsh, Philadelphia.
~. Eekson-Desr Sir; have bsen frequently re-
q dinsrsGt kinds ~ medicines. hat regarding tho
have IL 1 =. s.:. " sstnsa saI .ss
particularly In my oxn family Of the
sssfulsss. Of Dr. ioonan. German Bliisrs, depart
conviction that v genera, dsbiisy oSas systen and
sepesaHS (w Liver Gbmpla,at IL Il eff and valuable
gYa,afson In some cases u may fail; but usually,
doubt NOT Jt viii DO very beneficial 10 those who
suffer from Che shpvs causes ...,
Yours, very rcsfeetfuily,
j. KESNARD,
$50. Eighth, below Coates 90.
rron Kev. Y. y, YENDALJ.,
have derived docidsi benefit from the uss OF
noonaad's German Btten, and feel II my privilege
. rseo"msna them - most valuable tonic, TO sn
sAsss arising AosA dsrsnssn,spt Of the liver.
Yours truly.
Y. ID. KENDALL,
r0 CAUTION.
Hooaand's German Remedies arc cou,teyfo,tsd.
=; !. go IS: !: ;s: 3; ( = ';''
g the German Medicine Store, No. ssi ARCH Street.,
CHARLEs n. EVANS.
German Druggist, Proprietor,
Formerly G. N. jackson 4 c..
PRICES-
Hs'.Ads a's-'a D'..'rs , =, bottle both. g"
HoonAa6s German Tonic put up IN quart bottles, g
Do MOI forget % examine ~sl the srtiSs ysa
Boy. IN osdsr 70 set fhs genuine.
FER sale ~ al Druggists AM Dsss,
~ - Medicines.
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- =
Rs.nIting from any C.m.s wn.seysri
induced by Severe Labor, Hard.
ships, Exposure, Feyers, etc.
Asrs u no mdlcins sxtant equal 10 tAeso remedies
IN such cases tone aud yigor !. isapsftsd 10 the
.ns sI' s ioOd |. ss je ssS 4: .t.%.es
d,sesis promptly, the blood purified
healthy, the yellow tinge IL eradicstsd from the
ere, bloom u given 70 the cheeks, and the weak
end nervous invalid becomes strong aud healthy
being.
Persons Adcanccd Sc Eff,
And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upsu
shem with all M attendant ills. will hnd In the use
Of these RITTERs, or the TONIC, elixir that VIII
fnst life into their veins, restore In measure
the energy and ardor Of moro youthful days, build
upthsir shrunken forms, and give health and happL
seos 70 thstr remaining years.
NOTICE.
II h wsll-ostabllshed TACT that fnlIy cpe-hsn a,
inc iemsl' portion q our population are
or, 70 use their own - expression, "nsves
energy, extremely nervous and have no sp,etits !,
To- this class ~ persons The. BrTTERS or tho
ToNiC, are especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the ~ either Of these rene
0s. They wiii cure every case Of MARAsMus,
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor, but space win allow Of the
publication Of but few. Those Il will be observed,
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
Be believed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

AT THE M. +. CHURcH.-In order to
accommodate the large audience which
will be in attendance, the Methodist
Church has been secured aud will be
used hereafter as the place Of holding
the remainder of the lectures to be de-
livered before the Library association
of this city. The church, though large,
and capable Of holding many hundreds
of people, will undoubtedly be crowded
next Monday evening. Seats should
be secured i'm time.
Tickets for sale at the Post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-24

"IbIoTs iNb WOMEN. THE third
lecture of the course before the Libra
~ Association Of this city, will be de-
lfvtred In the Methodist Church, iieSt
Monday evening, January 27th, by the
talented and popular oratress, Miss
Anna Il. Dickinson. The above head
Ing, idiots and Women,"i the subj
ject of her lecture, and will be treated,
we doubt not, in manner worthy of
her world wide reputation as speaker.
We cannot say whether the fair speak
er will attempt to prove that the men
are the idiots, but 1t Is called her mas
terpiece, nevertheless, and will doubt
less afford food for profitable contem-
platibn:. No better evidence need be
giveh Of her popularity, tiiaii the fact
that she has refused over three humid
red Invitations to lecture this season,
and has one hundred and sixty-eight
engagements to fill. Wherever che has
been, immense audiences have throng-
ed to hear her, and where she has lee
tured a number Of times In the eastern
cities, her last audiences have been the
most intelligent and the largest.
The career of Miss Dickinson has
been most remarkable one. But q
few years since pursuing. the humble
yet honorable calling of a Lowell fac
tory girl, she has risen by her superior
Intellectual endowtiiehts and force of
character, to q position among and
ranking with, this most prominent
speakers of the country. While pos
sessing superior powers as ali orator,
and endowed with the happy faculty
of impressing her thoughts upon an
audience In peculiar manner, she has
ever maintained that refinement and
womanliness of character which has
elected for her the highest praise.
We bespeak for her crowded house,
None should fail to avail themselves of
the privilege of listening to one Of the
most important lectures of the course.
If the church is not crowded next Mon
day evening, 1t will be her first expert
encs of lecturing before small audi
ence since entering upon public lite.
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Nicholson's RappahanDock oysters.
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Nlcholson's Rarpahannock Oysters.
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CoNsCIENCE--The Marion Register
says: "A farmer in Linn county
called last week at the Treasurer's Office
and informed the County Treasurer
that he had been holding q part OF his
property from the Assessor for several
years, thereby cheating the public
treasury out of an amou mt of money
justly due 1t, and that as near as he
could tell $40 aas What was due the
county from him, and which amount
he asked the Treasurer to receive and
appropriate to proper use. This was
done and the money placed In the
Temporary School fund, where 1t will
assist in the educatfoh Of the rising
generation, .1c 80,
Ifany Of. that kind of men are ever
found In Black Hawk County we ad-
wise our Treasurer to have life size
portrait taken Of them ut once. II
would encourage emigration.
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SCALES.

Nieholson's Rappahannook Oysters.
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THOMPSON & PARKHURsT's.- This
favorite troupe gave one of their pleas
iig and soul stirring entertainments I'm
Overfnan' Hall, last evening, delight
ing an appreciative audience with the
most enchanting music. One thing Is
true of this popular trio of singers,
they never fail to please the large au-
diences always on hand to greet them
wherever they travel. q iit!..a At
Mr.. Thoifftsoh, With Ills favorite
part, vas quite at home, as was also
George w. Parkhurst, In the many
classic pieces, while John G.. showed
himself master of the situation all
round, in everything he undertook,
with plenty of his original spice thrown
In. 1t is one of the great pleasures oil
this life 10 listen to such music as they
produce, and we would like to have a
photograph of the person who couldn't
appreciate such an entertainment as
that given by Thompson & Parkhursts
last evening. Your presence Is greatly
desired this way again, gentlemen,
and none of your talk about giving O.
F. the go-by. 49,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-19
DEATH oE JOHN c. Lurz, ESQ We

DEATH OF JOHN c. LUTz, Esq We
regret to learn that Mr.. Lutz, editor Of
the Cambridge City Mirror, died very
suddenly at his residence in that city
the first of this week. Mr.. L. was about
forty years of age-was affable, sociable,
and gentlemanlv in his personal inter-
cotirse, though extremely bitter in ex-
pressing his political sentiments. HE
remains we're escorted to the silent
tomb, by his brethren Of the Masonic
fraternity, on Tuesday last. Let tho
broad mantle OF charity fall over the
faults of our deceased brother, remem-
bering that to err is human, and that
perfection in humanity is shadows
myth Ta9-sa lssc sds = al $40
DfED,-On Wednesday night last, MAnaARRr
SAIrB wife of the late PBrBn S1nrH, Of Abingdon
township, aged about 80 ysaFs.Ey xsafgae #-zsek
Her funeral will take at Elkhorn Cemetery, to-mor
row Friday at O'Clock. ss@
On Friday last, March 18th, at the residence Of
her son-in-law a. Samson, in this city, MRS. AAHY
GR.RNLY, aged 81 years. S EssAas astszf3 1eIa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-19
County Central Committee. +

There will be meeting of the Wayne
County Central Committee, at the Audi
tors office, in Centreville, on Saturday,
March 21st, 1868, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
for the purpose of adopting measures
for a thorough organization OF the Re-
publican party, and such other measures
as may be deemed necessary A gener-
al attendance is earnestly desired, and
I suggest that in cases where the Chair
man Of the Township Committee can
not attend, that some other member Of
the committee attend in his place.
One word to Republicans in general.
The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
A great and important, campaign is be-
fore us and no great work or good can
ever be accomplished without labor, and
/ therefore urge all Republicans to be-
stir themselves and see to 1t that moth
ing lost or left undone, through their
neglect or want of attention. A long
pull, strong pull, and a pull together.
and Old Wayne will not only maintain
her present position. but will increase
her majority. Organize (! organize +! and
organized ssfss.s e 80. X sazs
- aa III. b. PAYNE, Chairman.
Wayne County Central COMMITTEES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-19
Republican Nn,iona, convention.

The committee having in charge the
preparations for the Republican Nation
al Convention, have secured Crosby's
Opera House for the sitting Of that
body. An examination Of the interior
revealed the fact, that the stage proper
could be used for the transaction Of
business, while the body of the house
could be thrown open to the public. 1t
is now the intention of the committee
TO erect tiers of seats on the stage capa-
BILE of seating 600 persons, u capacity
sufficiently large for the accommodation
of all. The members of the press will
he provided with accommodations at the
rear end Of the stage. Directly in front
Of them will set the President, and from
his rostrum on either side will rise the
seats Of the hall
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The New York Herald, Democratic
says: Against all drawbacks,th Repub
Iicans of New Hampshire held their
ground They triumphed in the late
election over all these distractions in
rallying under the flag of Gen. GRANT
as their candidate for the next Presiden-
cy. This was, in fact, the initial fight
for testing the popularity Of GRANT as
Presidential candidate, and the result
shows that he cannot be beaten