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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23
LIST OF PREMIUMS,

Awarded at the t2th Annual Fair
Of the Cedar Valley Agricultural
d Mechanical Park Association,
held at Cedar Fails, Iowa, Oct.
"a, ., t6 and ~, 1859.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23

LECTURE ON ANDERsoNvILLE.-
Geo. VanSlycke, late private o.
Company l., 5th Iowa Cavalry, who
was prisoner four months and 0
half In the pen Of "Andersonville, y
will lecture this evening aud to.
morrow evening at Commercial Col.
lege Hall.
Mr.. VsnSlycke has the reputa ton
of being a good speaker and will no
doubt highly interest his audience
with a truthful narrative of his ex.
perience and sufferings in that cele
brated prison pen. He carries upon
his person the scars of eleven wound,
received in the service of his country
and is entirely disabled from doing
any manual labor We hope he
will have full house. Admission
05tts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23

The PRESS. - The Fort Dodge
Times is the name of q new Demo
cratic paper just opening out on the
newspaporial sea. 1t Is neat look
ing seven column sheet, but intense.
ly copperish. Itappears just i'm time
to chronicle the Overwhelming de
feat of its party leaders.
We are in receipt of u valuable and
attractive agricultural weekly jour.
nal called the Western Farmer
which Is to supercede the Wiscon,
sin Farmer beginning with January
next. 1t is published by N. d. Da.
Wis Mt Madison, Wisconsin. 1t gives
promise OF useful and successful
journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23

Best jar leo melon preserves,
Jessie Morgan, dip,
Best jar apple preserves, Jessie
Morgan sc
Best display of honey i'm comb,
II. s. Engledow, loo
Best can cherries, G.. Il. Ward, din
" raspberry preserves, j. Ban.
croft, sc
Best grape jelly, J. Bancroft 81
/" currant jelly, }. Bancroft, Sc
cabbage pickles, j. Bancroft, 90
" cherry pickles, j. Bancroft, so
plum pickles, j. Bancroft, sc
plum butter, j. Bancroft, sc
tomato catsup. ID. M. West, sc
plum jelly, ID. M. West, sc
" plum preserves, -. Nj. West, Sc
strawberry preserves, ID. Nj.
West, sc
Best peach preserves, Mrs. II. Il.
French, &c
Best plum preserves, Mrs. II. T..
FreEch, &c
Best can gooseberries, ID. M.
West. dip
CONT. g. Salisbury, Mrs. j. f.
Stearns, Mrs. A. Cottreli.
CLASS H.-TExTILE FABRICS AND FINE
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COMMISSIONS ron LARGER Gums N PROPORTION.
Take Particular Notice.

Agents win please take notice OF this. Do not
send names, bat number your clubs from one M
wards. Make your letters short and plain ~ pos
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For a club OF One Hundred, and a,o.

80 Yards Hestiag. Fancy Cashmere Cont. Pants
and Vest Pattern, extra quality, Engraved siy.r
Plated Six Bottled Revolving Castor, with Cut
Glass Bottles, Pair Splendid Rose Blankets
Splendid Engraved Silver Plated Tea Set, three
pieces, Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and Creamsr.j Silver
Plated Cake Basket. Fancy Plaid Wool Long
Shawl. Twenty. Ave Yards Hemp Carpeting, Spleen
did Violin and Bow, English Baragc Shawl Spleen
did Alpaca Dress Pattern. Silver Hunting Cnsed
Watch. Splendid Bible with Elegant Steel Engra-
yings, Family Record and Photograph Page. Pop
lin Dress Pattern. Engraved Silver Plated lee
Pitcher. Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern, Sharp's
Revolver, Splendid ACCORDION. Music Box. Cine
Pair Fine Damaak Table Covers with one Dozen
Dinner Napkins to match
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23
TERMS TO AGENTS.


Certificates giving a complete description of ar.
tcleH 90 he sold for One Dollar will be sold ut the
rate of TEN CENTS EACH
For Club of Thirty, and $500,
The person sending II can have their choice OF the
following articles az their commizsion 20 yards
cotton cloth. Harris Cloth Pants Pattern. Splendid
Bowie Knife, Lancaster Quilt, Engraved Silver
Spoon Holder. Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth
Boots, Print Dress Pattern, Worried Breakfast
Shawl White Linen Table Cloth. set of steel baa-
ed Knives and Forks, set Of Silver Plated Forks.
Endorsed Table Spread Elegant Engraved Silver
Plated Gold Lined Goblet Violin and Bow, Fancy
Dress Pattern, Elegant silk Beaded Paa-ol. 100
picture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant
Ivory Handled Spanglad SILK Fan, One dozen
Ladies' Morocco shopping Bag, Honeycomb
Quilt. Alhambra Quilt, Ladies' Solid Gold Caifor.
mia Diamond Ring, Gents Plain or Engraved Gold
Ring. ti6 carats ine) Ladies' Solid Black Walnut
Writing Desk, ladies Fancy Black Walnut Work
Box, Cottage Clock, One Dozen Ladies' Linen
handkerchief, extra quality, or One Dozen Gents
ua,,I bt.f.
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For Club OF sixty, and 5000.

One OF the following articles 40 vdrds Shesting,
Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern Pair Honey
comb Quilts, Cylinder Watch, Double Barrel ri.
Nc Pistol. Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern, Thibet
shawl Three Yards Double Width Waterproof
Clpaking. Ladies' Double Wool Shawl. Silver Pla-
ted lee Pitcher, Engraved Silver Plated Teapot.
1O0pictnre Turkey Morocco Photograph Album.
Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern. Engraved
Silver Plated Six-botted Revolving Castor Pair
Gents Calf Boots, Splendid Balmoral skirt, Get of
Ivory Handled Knives, with Silver Plated Forks.
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock, Pair of all
Wool Blankets. Splendid Beaded aud Lined Silk
Parasol, Ladies' Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag,
Pair OF Alhambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print or a
Mar niII n.nllf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumorS.

YryiiTs excellent medicinal compoiind was first
Il prepared by DR.. J. W. POLAND, In 1917,
and WINS then employed with Frcat success In
cxpelllng humors from the blood; but In isis
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi
clan, especially In the treatment of humors, sua.
gcstcd some important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made u $50 the people saw
the very best remedy for NIL kinds of humors known
to the faculty.
This preparation Is composed entirely Of vcgctn.
bles, among Which arc Sarsuparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Zine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived In New Hampshire, at
Goffstown Centre, for the space or thirty or forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which II eff
fccted Though manufactured In large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas.
ers had TO wait FOR more 10 be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases OF Erysipelas were
treated with, - and they were curedt Erysipeas
Sores or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used So II was with Scrofua and
Sait.Isheum The Iiumor Doctor cured them.
II free from any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant TO
the taste, safe, yet sure and effective In Its action
puEp AnPp Ar THE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-23

General Agents for the North Western ytafeg / /.
whofn oil ordefs sheuid be asldrssed. rssuss
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NO l. SHORT HORNS.

NO 1-sHoRr HORNS.
Best bull s yrs. old and up
wards, A. j. Alderman, $500
Best bull 2 yrs old, J.. Cowan, 800
- calf, ID. M. West, / 90
" cow 3 yrs. Old and up
wards. j. Chase, 400
Best cow year old, NJ b. Ton
dro. 200
Best cow calf, j. Chase, 100
Committee. @. Rownds, G.. Rar-
rick, j. A. More.
No 3--eRApEs AND CROSSES.
Best COW 3 yrs. old and up
wards, ID. M. West, 200
Best heifer 2 yrs. old, J. M.
Overman, 1,50
ssf No. 4-MILcH cows
Best mich COW 4 yrs. old and
upwards, A. l.. Nichols, 800
Committee same as No. 1.
No 5-woRK OXEN
Best yoke of steers 3 yrs. old,
w. III. Rownd, 200
Committee. G. Wallace, d. &.
Cummings.
. ~ No 6--rAT CATTLE.
Best single fat bullock, u. NJ.
West. .... .r loo
No. HERD PREMIUMS.
Best bull showing the best four
calves under one. year old,
ID. M. West, Dip.
.. CLASS II. .......-a
No. 1-RoADsTERs.
Best stallion yrs. old and up
wards. j. Cowan, 400
Best stallion yr. old, s. J.
Andrews, 100
Best filly 2 yrs. old, A. P.
Hubbard, 200
Best filly l yr. old, A. p. Hub
bard, 100
Best mare with colt by her
side, w. S. Rownd, 800
Best sucking colt, w. s.
Rownd, 100
(s,,,,
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General Directory.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CEDAR FALLS a MINNESOTA r.. n.
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Township Clerk.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, Oct. 20, 1SGS.
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NO. l.-PANTRY AM DAIRY.
Best rolls of butter, A. r. Hub
bard, $500
Best yeast bread, ID. M. West, 100
" sample salt rising bread, A. p.
Hubbard, 100
Best home made hard soap, Ton
dro q Smelser, loo
Best home made fancy soap. Ton
dro & SmeIser, 100
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tary to inform me how many have II
this month 1(exelusiVo Of Yesterday
been NATURAL HEED 57and how many iwerf
naturaHzedyes .os,, -g-,s q,
FThe 1ntormRtion has not been given
o7me, iand I ann therefore Obliged 20 re-
the natural zatipns OF yesterday ut 40
4,720. s9lss 'sf'1s -ttf5itii ssSf'Gseisa
A single day, therefore, ontnumbers
the whole naturalization in two courts
and nearly equals them in third.
y MY opinion rs that the duty is itn-
posed on the Judge Of personal exami-
nation, aldJthat the practice of the Dis
triet Court seems etheluearesb approach
rs 80, - .,s59 am, very truly :,
Hon Geo. ,ssars,eosoa, ssspnanae oossrt.ssg
Sg 1lsdi inR Siia(B.)se5e . aols gC5is1a
ny pedt. Br0L5et- II hope and trnst
every faculty. VIII be given torespeota-
Die ctuzenR 70 examine and take memo
randafof the naturalization papeEsliih
our Court. I, understand this lis the
practice IN every other court In the
q The public have a deep .interessst in
knowing sRhomi dheJ courts. are daily
making voters, and they are enfitiedsto
the knowledge. EVery.oth bod CON
zens 10 entftlei them to vote Is Obliged
itoiCioit openly and TO make ftpublic.y
How much, great ter; tlI en-, lis the duty
Imposed upon q jndtcia1 tribunal, the
highest inithe State Which Is creating
citizens, to let all its proceedings be
known TO all fellow citizens.-
& In New York every citizen can know
the names and residences, land the
name of the witness of all persons
naturallzed the preceding dayiinan the
courts of the city. The number natu-
rallied and the Number rejected by the
court upon examination are RtYen.
These matters are all pub lished daily
In certainly one II not more OF the pub
lie Journals Of that city.
In republican form OF government
all Judicial proceedings, particularly
the creation of citizens, should be made
known to the whole community, and
this cannot bedone II the Court will
not do lit nor allow any person access
to its records in order to dot.
am, very truly yours,
4gDt ttaf l3t JOHN NJ, READ
9Seotem6sr so, 1888. lGAE JUL
No. 1,l19 Chestnut street.
Hon. Geo. ShdrsIUood, Supreme Court
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j3Gtt AdtFtfiseiiIetEts.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain

DAILROAD COHPANxS8 Seyon per
6G cent nrst MORTGAGE Bonds. February
eompleied ROAD to Pilot Knob are now more
than the interest on the entire mortgage.
The secuTity every day. o1er s. Soo0OO have
nave been spent on the property, and not
s9sn'sstantly increasing tranio Of carrying ORE,
sEaysl fronst. Louis TO ihssouthsEn State,
tons osgn $40 or the STOCK for fSsrsstasssit. and
80 70 enrich the property e. well
M TH los. ALIEN. fTes't st. Louis, No.
We, tne underaigned, cordially recon-
OF the ana S iSn5 D1 TnaI.
road, as Q good security. mo TeVas1ne Of fho
the affaIrs or the Company IA in eanshIe and
exPerieneed hands. and is entitled 70 me
greatest condd enco OF the public = =
JAMES 8. THOMAS, Mayor or St Iouts
John J. ROE Pres't st Louis Chamber of
z ". ToN Pres st Louis Board Of rrst,
R itstoN HATES, Rrest North Missouri
]. :. 8: HETrroN. Pres1 Nat Bank of the
W e. 2. Ewing. Pres't OF no 8rer. n. B. OF
sE6; 8: EEA. Pra't seeoaa Nat. Bank OF
S1A S,s;l 3 EEAps. chist Ens. 81, louis a IN.
e6 Ia9 ~, y; TAYLOR. Pges's Faeinc Raiiroad
VIZ: T2ss1e. Proas Traaea. Bank. of ST.
JOHN 3. LIoNBERGER, Pres,tr n. Bank.
ABoLPaus MEIER. vice-Preag o. Pacins
Railway. - 80
R0BERI RARTH, Pres't German Savings
Coupons payable In thu city OF New York.
a limited number 0f the above named
BONDS lor sale II kiEhty-nyc. Parties living
gu, tne ely can remit by draft or express,
and the bonoasRtil be returned. by express
nee OF cnArges. We invite the attention or
oplntons q very desirable Investment, de-
Tuned 70 rank "a q i1lrst class security de-
scr1pt1ve Pamphlets, Maps and information
Mttt!Ll1eS q Co., NO. Sgo Walnut At, Pilila-
delph1as 2Agents Of The, SC Louis and Iron
PhiIadelphIA references =uANBRIA IRON
20 9AW5 bAcoN = Co.. THos. a. Riddle
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= = THE ORIGINAL
one Dollar BroKersa1e

49, RstabIished In 1850.
s f-,tsgr.5-f,rtfr = ~ - ~ tiirl fsfEi 8 a
Our stock, consulting OF every variety OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
~ BOOTS AND SHOES
bss s1asq 9hi . y1s76sLass WARE,
WOOLEHs q HEMP GARPETIMGs,
vaG,1T 40 STRAW MATTINGBs and
PHOTOGRAPH, ALBUMB.z gHla.asa
TeCt1y nom the Manufactu1erB In large
quantities. q ffas49t Antif - siiti- D.
awe were the nFHt 20 eommenee
the sale ofa goods on the POPuIhr
plana q - L. -. -. ~ b 90.
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1nnn AGENTS WASTED in All paris Of

1UUU the U. s., TO sell our immense Jlst OF
PHOfOiRAPh ALBUMS. Every family
wants something nom 1t, CataloS ues fur
ntshed free on appncauons and books sent
postpaid 70 any address on recelptot price.
6an1HsS1nR books containing the list with
prices, together with blank Sneets and
printed headings for enrolling q 1istot names
semi nee 10 any one on receipt of 50 Genus
Anybody can sell 10 10 lOtO OF theAe Dooks
almost anywhere. FOR terms 10 agents and
other Information, address J. l. RoITEk q
CO., RpbllaheIs, GA q Gil banom At, Ehlla-
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..EFt -. /. .rs. zss - i
fg 5ft III ape q. :.
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THElsGRBCIANs BENDa

hJHAEIT Is, how II greVVinIo n national
w calamity. IE n n0E n HEN
THING. SYMPTOMS and Treatment. A
BmaII volume prolnsaIy illustrated. gent
by mail on Tec5ipt of % cents. address
GRKCIAH BEND PUBLISHING co., p. o. Box
az EV 81 o M Tf sss ssRPSs a y o AH1eAs
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Aksoclatlo over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panlIS can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required TO be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure TO Instantly CONF
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q NE DOLLAR
FOR EAaH 5ARTInIE.I

f-a---A y IN I1E2OII
our Sales for the Inst tSseivs montfs
hive been nbont one mBlIGon doaiars.
snE Oar. bllsiaess has been decided by4 he
GifLhoTttiesn 6t % De a LotieTV or d On EN5sT-
1rfsG, bpf a regular iepftf1late 6iEsfnesS.t = -
Terms OF sale for Club OF s., q .selee.
ton OF one ofthe following articles: 80 ydk.
Ity. Poplin or alpaca DIess RAEteEn. Wool
square shawl. "a yards Doeakin. An Sdsy
SSaSSE' e1n 1hon1Ss 1nans pE: Eents Calf
plated Chased Castor, with 9 bottles. A Mo-
foeco Photograph Album, 100 psofur0s. 5
HasRe s. SsIds Blown or sesehsd sSseIs
ing, common quality. Also, printed notices
Of 90 articles, Tor sale nc u Tor each article,
At retaIh AZ prieesfrom sI.60 70 - for each ar
'i tReEa club OF so. selection OF ofSof
Bleaehed 5heetIngs, superior quality. ORES
| patfern, pFfcO so. Wool Long shawl. Bro
cha IpHg shHSgl1 yafsd g. BlHeE sIn n9
/ chine price Sl9-CIhese machines Will hen,
stitoh, ielI. tuck, quilt, cord, bind. braid and
or srfV Wei Ha mi CAS- Tate
sesver Cloth; q yards good poeakiIl;
Cloth, double width. ] pair superior Blan-
| Eets. q YARDS Brown or Bleaehed Hheettng.
common quality, and $50 printed notiee1oE
w. ety Of articles usually sold u retail nom
81. so 20 $40 for each artielos eL q -
NJ 10.swe hereby inforIrr the public fliat
In. d. We are not eonneeted with OF
me GlfE EnIeFpr1Se one DOIIar Con-
Gilt, Premium, or any article tree OF coat 70
Agent, or 20 any one, are In direct violation
81 the laWs aEeinSSt Lostsly; We hsEs IN;
fllff Concerns IN this CITY VIII he
closed mp by the Btafe Po1feesssE 9zss8
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ILLUSTRATORS.

Glass aAn has 5 900 male members. A man
dies The Association pays over within forty
dGJs S, 900 10 the widow or hetrs; ana there
manning members forward Within thirty
ISOLATION 10 reim6urse Il. Failing TO send
thI4 sum they forfeit to the Assassination al
moneys paid, and The Associat ion supplies
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] u COTTAGE BIBLEs

AND MIbYf EXP oSITOR
In Two volumes, containing nearly 15C0 pages
comprising the Old and New Testaments,
with practlcal ieNposiIions aud explAuatsry
notes, by Thos. Williams.
E-AlEEw or THE Many EEECo1[MENDATpoH6
From the Late Kew. Joel dawes, ". LIZ Pas
tor OF the First Congregational Church, Hart
ford CT..-'.1s know or no commentary 50
valuable mRtter.n
kroin Rev. n. 81. Eggleston, ID. d. Pastor
ofPlymouth Church, Chicago, lll.-'I cheer
oniIhe Scriptures nor generRls USE For
terms and circulars, address
- Z = u "A. BRAIN Ard, Hartford. Conn.
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=, opve Ar1yE RE:LiEF ASSOCIATIONS

NJ An H A ATT T 7 "A n ~ $.
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NatnraIIIatlonbd during same period ln-
quarter sessions. 40
common doI
District ..,., 7sl
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I'd eflL -H II ~
ORIEOT. EIE Z

rhs object of this Associations TO secure q
= Srsyment within forty days after the
GAs1 1bPo2a member of as many dollars eS there
We members in the class 10 which he or she
ssIon9s to his or her heirs. 4 fr-,.-7f rtIiEgf5
NFPMpTEESEJIp FEES. al
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DC Phlqdislptia Kp.sthg. B.telta.5 I3
!, The following letter, addressed by
the Hon. John n. : READ. = AsSoeist q
JnAnce OF the Supreme Court to Chief
Justice. thompson, will be read with
ihlefest;s. sITf,,,..ti 4 n -
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fHR FkIlIIe EIAMPAIGN S os l1a Sc:

THE F ALI CAMPAIGN S OF R1 sew;
YORKER, 1ne Itsslu mig Anu aTRest-CtfeuiAt-
ing RURAL LTrEH AIRY and FAMILY News
RAPER, begins Quarter october ID,
1cT1bsf II EIgnt large DOuble-Glnnrio
Pages, nlnslrated,, win over dozen
dIsGInct departments, each aoIy conducted5
the Best alllent being employ Cd 1sleetion
VIII coon be over, when everybody, IN both
Town anu Country Will want Inc most
Progressive, Timely, aEntertAln4nS and USE
fuI weekly OF 1tS ClGAS-M0oRE's RURAL.
me II N nmlsrs OF this QuArIerC Oct. 70 jam
cent, On1rInl, lor USIif, FIFTY CASrs! Icy
this 9rtRl Trip. address
latt y3df a. Gllsa IL u. i. MOORE. L 7
q Park bow, New York. or KoehesteI. y. Y.
EMPL0YMENTThe enIyEeEik which
mentarys evidence, what mas been, ssfid, writ
tan, Lhuuypl or done, BY sytil yEiif.o-f frt
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT,
is a. u, ,k1cHARDsoS's yEEkssONAL HIS
TOfSY OF US. S5RA.eST. The Republic IN
Union COMMITTEES at SEaShinEtons iecosnize
Its authenncity and use II as an auInOEttYI
sending Tor copies or It fOrthat pun pose The
pre&SttllfpsT9qLty DISCARD al otheEss: We want
Agentslor lL In this county. send Tor clrcn-
lars LernS &c. to u ifsse 20 G N 9A al 2
~ -r,It,E,i 5, BLISS &, CO., Newark Nd
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Under tho au.plss. Of the
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igIGtI

THAN G.oo0 iLL li;EIi Il nA 4 Of.
:, ~ ~ = ~. AltLIzATIONB I8:PHILA.s 7Hiid
DELPRIA. '+t i'9
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md sasg21 s,.g5ss
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sPut1I1..A p ,I IisEt September ., 1859,
-. 5 No. j, JIG GHEsNuT STR y
7fuD Dear BrOtheT-Since our conIer-
satfon this imofning ] have learned thai
IA the Court Of Quarter Session tine
ENTERTAINMENTS since Sept ember IL 1888,
are aboutis24; each petition g 90 pfeNe q
gnii Stoned by the Judge, and every day.
before the once closes, each paper ts
Soidsd. ei1d orsed, and handed toa clerk
for Index OF these S24s anumber came
rom DIS Democratic COMMITTEES. :,
| HsSanTtl Of CornElioTi PIeas-N aturaiiza-
ton Sept. LIST, 200. The judge signs
nistfies Observation-Disclosures since
| Sanfenit5er lat, 600; OF which 100 Wert
/ from Dsr1ocratte Gommitte. The Judge
| himself interrogates each applicant ane
| DE voucher, and many are rejected.
This Information Is public, not prt-
yate. I haYerequested our Prothomo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

Inc Glasses for women are the same IS
abJye ANY one that is found TO give hts or
her age wrong VIII bS expelled, and the
moneys paid forfeited to the Association.
Each class Is limited 10 5000 members zach
person. pays 80 upon becoming q meml or,
and 81 IL each tune . member dies ,bstoZl0fTO'
b the same CIdts he or abe MAJ ke q HleHlberg
a member Of one z lass o4aaot De aSsesaSd tlts
Ct1S, & INDEPENDEET. having mo- soHneotsoli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12
Il ADDTTIoNAI EARTHQUAKES

ALI. wanting enplOymentr can have n
H. 9 9 sS@ stI 20 sffSSss PAVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

HoR 1HE REHELS ExPECr TO
iHGs tj5eii srSl9 10 i,Ss - 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

NATIONAL THRUST COMPANY, 20
and will be invested IN United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York oily property, which property
snail be double the value OF the money go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

The bylaws OF the association require that
one-third OF the money received as new
membership lees, shall De made Q sinking
fund to meet pAymenis falling due by The de-
nnquencies or members. This 1und Is held
by The .......-L- - - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

1nkn PR Month Gttgy1nteed.g Sure Fuy.
Wl1erestoi sch Dur Fzfeut zEneFEdstlaO Waite
Hira Clothes LiHet. Gall at or. address the
CIR ARD WRE Mills, PhiIadelph1A. 70.
.p1O0n a YEAR 10 AGENTS 10 sen
0lHSO The star shuttle Segtngua-
chimes. EdEu ortfeliLnTS free. Extra induce.
tnentS TO experienced Agents. Call on OF ad-
Dr. VS. IlSotHg 80 &c cieSeiand' o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

the membership fees are str dollars 81 join
,r1 Tor 4rIItch a certifeo OF Henioe5Snlp
Iii BE- 6lTiIfShsef,1 and Que dollar and zen
S Sa ,otice Will be given. One dollar from
HHSb msmb r goes 10 the w1dowor heirs OF
- dtceal ed member, and ten, conts Tor ex-