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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
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bic Sury etngel9oren. Dieielbe befebt
aus fol9enoen perlpnen:
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2utber Wprtpn q. >. 6tiber,
price 9. 5arptns. ism. 0clauabtcr,
s. sc. &ennery, SSpbn MicD pnaln,
9. 9iuebyA 5cnry Irepanier,
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curd selbibefeduns erseigter 0eiites,
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bern spn Manfatc mad NemAlm aiina
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combs aufludfn BALI I'LL, s. q. Branct,
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fqnsnib inter Sbbut bate ais ii6 Sic
Menge Der @efangenen bemadtiete.
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Sury inter 9dlpe nttp Niesel eebradt.
ct. peter, 25. San. slls 3eu-
gen wurpen belte serbDrt Senas gaute1-
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palmer See, Nlpn5o 2ee unb 9. $.
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sfle erildeinente apreB" welber mir oiele
Mittbeilung perbanfen, fagt, bo6 ur>
fprinslid crr Srben ild gefi6entli9 IN
ben STUFF Aelett babe, 1,ur Elm Seitenltiif
III ben Sons of Malta ;u llssiiu, cie spr
eiine1n 1alben Menldenalter 10 siiel yo,1
d sreben madten unh teren s33tped Die
Gultyru,,9 beS b6bern 8l5pinns ourb
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tale) Gaidin9sppilen mar. In 10 d .breI
;3ped4rer Kuklux aber laL alIe uniipniiz
fii6 s%ellnnten Birser gu btprdnsea, III
1icaniret, in fprtwdbrenper unrube III.
erbalten unb batur@ aus benz Staate au
trsiben, aud bic Ntser bur9 Drobuneen
11,b @etralttbaten an Der Musibu11s bes
@ablredts 3u serbintern. Der neulide
blutise &raraI 3uYulaSfi IT. Der .DrtB~
3ufclse ba6 Merf Der &uflur aerpeien !;
ebenlo {eien neri6iebene nereinselteg 1anbs
tbaten, beren Spfef unioniiif1 eeinnte
BIrser getpprben, auf bic Sbdtigttit Der
faubtrn 5rpenstraper 3uriid3ufabren.
0pr einiSenE asen fbesaben ii9 20pber
IS Der Srbensbrirer BON 2ynnsile III
@i!ee County mad elmer ,,abeee[eaene,
Nlantaee, auf ,peldtr! eiin,ibnen bitter
serbaeter llnicnsmana bei1dftiot mar,
er9rifen i'm, ippie niergfeser unp ldleppz.
ten ale flint in ben @alp, ND Der @eiBe
,lnp elmer Der Ne9er purd Gtodldldse
aufs 9rauiamie 9en1artert purce,,, ,pdbz
renp Bic lbrisen hrei ;uleben mubten.
Der Me9er erbielt lber bunpert Stcf.
ftld9e.
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ben stelen dbnliden S6anntboten, beren
bic ni&tsparpise &ptte fl& i6ulris 9es
madt bat.
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lptp iid Der Sade annebn,e unp NIT ben
Mitteln, melde er 70 treffid ansupenoen
weib, her perbrederiiden @enplenldaft
tbr trud!pies 6anprperf le9en Mir.
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3cndtns II. &ande,

bdnbier in pianos, RuEfalijhen Snf urren.
ten, Noten unb S@reibmatcrtalten.
~ Naetnise Asenten fir bic ~bernbmteu ,Deber
tn Nep.ybrf Gttp.
~ unterridt auf iebem Snarumente ptrb ertbetIt a.
pianos perben BeRtmmt inter Observation-Disclosures.
Der 8ebtenune.
senees. Sal, Ste straee, nate Der psf : Office. ct
p,ut, Ntun. A52
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01

Nub fir cisif Iabelle mirn nfbrlaeas
soQfcu1neae Genauisfeit ni6t IN an
ipruh 81 nebnei1 ifin, ne1n bic rentihe
9s1eufAaft berednet fit Bic Sabre 1850
bis 1867 wefentItb al1nere 3iFsrn: SSbt
Iptel fir ntele adt Sabre eraiset NH
1,257,761, naabrsno nab eer ctf5en eiitf
1,301,f73, Deraaafomn,er,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
MINNESOTA sTAATsZEITUNG
6efeteebuns.

Dienffa &, 81. S an Auf Gol-
TOMS Antraasrarb TN Stnot ein B.f@lu6
an9enpmmfn, uniers gorere6up.dier.
taatsn auisuforberu, baB fs lid Bic beR
mbeltde Mate gaben, 3ur 8erbdTtruna
pes 66iffabrtseanals bee 81. @rcir
cine @elpYerpiQtBunB Don 1925, 600 ~
erlanaer.
Der 9erat Dtrtpeicerte feline 3uRimz
r,una III BEN 6ousbeldlub bic 8iftation
bes 9~rrenbaufes betrefsnr.
SIN 6auie bat 6e1r Minor ,pot, BEN
upn ibm etneertidten Yrott1 nidts TN
prctofou ~ ia9,n, ale big Der Bsfdlub
jur Gnoo{fruna gtantons aeoptirt {ei.
Muf Daniion6 Nntraa ,puroe bel9lof@
i'm, BEN duff ieue 100000 Mder Qanp ouf
tnnere 0erbe6erunaen be3laline Ibeil
psr @onperneursbot(hoft an cine aus
fdnf Mtteltepern ees 6auies unp prei
Senotorea bsRebenpe Spt3iaL COMMITTEE
~ perueiien.
6terauf nurte bic In einer1 onbern
Mrtifel beiptodene Debate lber ben
Stanton Bei&lub uieber oufoenonz
men.
mittwo@l2 %. San = Muf Cor
bon's Nniru9 nobm ter Senot ieinen
Bef6lu6. BEN 6ausbef4lue betreF Der
100000 Nder Staatslanb flr tnnere
@erbeHerunaen behufimmen 3urad uup
@srweiasrte Bic 3ufimmuna.
Ianiels leet etne BtttIdrift son Qez
mnrc ut,b Sbetre Dor ,pel@e @eraitune
pom 0erlufen netlonaen. pte fe betn,
Bau pes I aubtummenz unb Blinbens
Sniituta erlttten. Der @parlamteits,
committee ibermttien.
Sn benz BeihluGe cine @emiGe an1obl
&remplare Der @ouperneursbp,f@aft
bruden 3u laitn ,rarb Elm Mmenoment
200 Grtmp'are In @dlfd bruden ~ lalz
ZEN %onaenomnnen. unb Johann Der qanse
8ei&lub ntereraefimmt.
Der 6ausbei@lue, bic @tebevfnltb,
una Stantons ~aut3uttiBen tparb nod
etnem fletnen S&atmfBel aneenou,men.
Serer Qu~pperbeap ftmmte eaeeseu, Seper
&spublifaner Dafir.
5n trr Na dmittatsfbuno 0erbanr>
luna oes BueQs poltr>TaQee.
SIN 6auie 3efst Der @ouoerneur burd
@pscialbctl@aft an, bas bon bem 500
600 benz Staate eelhentten Mdern 3arc
109>225 i'm Binnebaoo Giiv, 142 SOB
i'm ct. pster Is 600 i'm Minneapolie II
80 coo I'm ct. @lounp 2anpotRrtct, I'm
@anjen 67.728 Ndsr Iccirt iefen. Der
COMMITTEE fit Sfsntlfhes Camp dberz
uief n.
8e{dloNen, raB G6 tas 6au5 nfrr<
GIN bis Dtenfag pertuee.
Wuf Mntra9 miro bic Gtnennuna ether
COMMITTEE bslhlpNen. me'de bic Mnaelez
aeabei'en BET Nolmalihule elmer oriinos
Ilden nnteriu6nua %untsrmerfen fol-
Ser yienaa erbielt auf Mnluden g.
laubnif, fetnen auf ZEN Slid a~eteeten
Hiu WurroY'6 Wusmer,una betrefencen
@ntroa 3urudaunetmsn unp leat penielten
Johann in folseneer psrbs0srter Torm
ppr: l..F@ 1861
8e16 loffen. Gem @oupsrneur
o&tunaSuoll an;u3sieen, pos cer @tB
etnea Der &eprdfentantsn pom Mam1yz
County lesr lei.
Der @ommitte fir @ablen ab,rpiez
fen.
Dpnutrfae;2 %. Sa n. - @e9ea
6errn 8fds,'s 8iu etnenM onct arbstis
lobn pom "@araiidiruna" fret 3u erfldz
TEN. puree cur6 perttns eine pftiticn
Don 8ireern pom Nrrttfelc .tnae=
reidt.
5err pettit lsat BEN. an timer anbe,n
Ste1e m~itaeibeilten @c'idlaa BON Germ
Delano oor, pel&er auf ben Iift aeleat
uno 3ug Druid befhlo0en rpurpe.
@enatcr @orpou !e9t eire Biu Dol:
BEN @punttes fire flr oru,e Mnfepler
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@iIenbabn Jabr ~Nl6ne.
lA azEaaaasER Ezzzs=@ -

Winucfcta Bailey Gifenbabm.
Sc gneMr nnt manratp 3uae.
gerla6en Ct. PAUL 7.45 gDrm., so Nad mittaa s
Rpmmen an IN Ct. Paul II so 0prn. 500 Na6mtttags
Die 3use eieler 8atn s%erbtnben tn Menbrta NIT ,,
men Der psinnelcta Gentral 8abn. -"'
5up. 3. 3iuepIn.
Superintendent.
@iltpaufee st. Wdul unb mtnnea
poltS 8atn. i.
ga1asttr 3ase p~er1anen unb trrnmen an in gDea st.
Saul, wte fpls1:
&aitern GrprcR.
gerlaNen St. PAUL 6.35 Nprn,.
Rpnmen tn ct. paul an 7.45 Nad.
MinucapoIis ums st. saul accommodation.
DerlaGcn WeR-st. Yaul sos Vrrmitta1s, 1. AS Nab-
militia s unb 4:t5 Na1mttraes.
Rpmmen In gDeity St. paul an t1.40 Sprm. $50 unb
7.45 NaGmtttaBS.
.. 6. Sbeppart,
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IN attbta6 &OlI,
4 DeItfbei
@pmmifNiDnS 9dnbler,

Mebl. . eihe nne sriinen 9riidten, ale
MepfeI. craMsen, Gttronen &c.
&C. g9aareu zerten In ser etaft in.s gaus, irr's
Qanp an Bpct pber Gifentcbn 1~cliefert.
Daarenlase =: sis!ss stre6e, 5niisen 3. Strdse
unt nntere 4anp1ns. t.,.-p
.St.Yaui NJ n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01

tuns. oen. "The Minnesota Teacher
jum Sraan pes nnterrihte5 Depart,ment
~ modsn. Der unta,ihtg. Gommfn,e
ibeIwie(fn.
Sakt gut Suiammen.
6err Golfer BON Der COMMITTEE flr
Wablsn empfeblt, naB Der Mntrae nee
Germ Qienau, Dem @punelneur ah.unsss
poll aniuaeiaeu, eaB 6eIrn Murray's SIP
!eer lei a%ngfnon1lnen merbe.
Da5 6aus pernje ale TT Die On
nabme ttsfes MntragS urb Murray bIeiht
In leinem SiB.
Ser @plter ppn Der Commute fur
Wablen beriatet aleihfals, eob pie pe-
titioa ppn Murroy, @raYss uno annern
Blanirumpfen, aus ser Contribution rae
Nprt nNdnnlt6" auSsufretbsn une
ban,it ben @etbern has Stimnreht III
perleiben, araenpmmen perce. Nautes
@eldd.er) Der 8erittwirp auf ben Slid
selest.
Sc nib cine Committee ernanut, weIds
'intarfudm fol, Db Die BON ben einaelner
GtfenbabncoY panieu bem 5taats{hab,
meiffer semahten 8eridtc dlber tire III
peraeuetnpsn 8sutte<g %innabmen rfdtig
iIeien.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

both result from the lack Of ability TO convert the
food into nntriment Nov neeessary. then for those
suffering from these alarming symptoms IL immediately
resort to remedy that will strengthen the stomach and
digestive organs For ms snon as this desirable object
has been accomplished, the health improves and the
patient resumes his usual personal appearance HOS
TErTERs STOMACH BIrTERs have ATTAINED .
world wide popularity In such eases and have bern
owen the hest and safest means Of removing consra
iion toning Nh" stomach giving energy 20 the liver,
and relieving every symptom nervousness and de-
preston Of spirits. las cheering and beneficial effects
are highly SPOKEN OF by thosands who owe 90 II th.ir
restoration Of health. So restorative In the annals Of
medicine has attained The saline popularity w the short
space af Time II has been before the public has
the high achievements actldtha TO this excellent tonic
Many other preparations purportng he correctiscs
and rrstorases, have been introduced and have per-
isheii one by while the POI uIarity H0sTETTERs
STOMACH TIERS continued to increase, and 10
recognised as q standard household medicine. The
The which attends the ~ the Btrrs evi
At It's virtues In all cases of debility and dseas
Of the stomach Certificates almost without number
have been published. attaining Its truly miraculous
In renewing those painful and fresdful diseases
And nc this time 70 Idle 10 do than call NJ
tenton 20 the great remedy the age order 90 Hwa
ken public attention 10 It's exc+lence IL In the only
preparation 81 the kind that rehie In all eases and
10 Is therefore worthy of IN. consideration 81 thr ac
ted. s @ :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

=
Where nrsi used n private praeiic. In 1s2s Th.t
wire introduced 10 the public In 1883 since shich time
their reputation has extended until tlvy have safe
In excrss,"f MI ether cHhartc ana Pirf, ,hg Medi
clnes There hardly family smahs cl. ys hAtirbs
who have NIT prfsonsi evidence 81 their bep-fci.I
effects Their great IL ow nv their uniform
reliability 10 cases Constipation ~ ons. and st"nschis
diseases. whether bf iorx ~ short duration They are
entirely vegetable In their composition and hal m ~ "a
the gentie infant One gredIent orers the pores of
the skin another 10 duretic, and stmuisies prs.per
action ~ the Kidneys; third 10 en,ilient Ioosinp
phiegm and humor from the lungs; other prop. rt+r
warning and cathartic. and cleanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy secretlnns There c. m,nei
effect y" regulate The Impaired ncf.ns ot the
tent aid 10 prodnce heuh u L. not asserted =
pill ARE 6nry dn thet they will cure all b nt.ihts
hut under ordinary circumstance they ma, he rel,a
upon to cure nervous and sick Headache Cestvensss
Dyspepsia. Indigestion Jsundice. Liver and Bilious
CO npiaints. odds Seurvy General Weakness 2c
They are expressly made for t,ess dseases Mil.ets
upon Millions ~ cures have hee, Filed IN NO sfkuar
insiscnce has car plant com. our knwirdrt
where they have not operated soteeamfe4n.+a
The printed circular around each hox fully explains
the SYMPTOMS aud ee t. q each disease spec6~stret
We briefly refer 10 Rev David Elder Frank N. & ,
rho was cured % Dyspepsia @ y. Cross. n Tkeoike
Pa had Scrona and had 10 use crutches w. cured IN
three weeks. sanes y Dolens. Of Adrian Michigan. ,
cured 81 bilious Fevor. Rev. Henry 8rsham pfesh,
Rev Ed IT. Nav Twentv ars. Now ya,a an mh. ns".
tlsm and Piles NJ 2, yeafs standing Rev samu. i
Bowles, Editor Of the Springfield lMass Republican
va. cured q .srrn|s cosvrness Hon. I'd Webher Of
4 box Of Moiatis Life Pulls. with NIL circular Ae,
VIII bs sent gratis 70 any Physician Clergyman on
tie receipt - two three cent postars stamps
Manafs Life pills. are 70 cents a box Mohats pho-
mir Btt~rs. per hottie. They are sold by al respsc
bic dealers throughout the contnehss and ihe islands
WIRE a HowLAsD. Projectors.
Successor. to DIR. > xonatts. and o.. VIM Il MoGa.t I.
1-soAh-wiy 1zI Liberty ST., N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

In PRosPECT.-Hbh. Lorenzo Dow
Tracy, well and favorahly known
throughout Iowa al a member of the
last House, will soon start paper at
Grundy Centre, Grundy county. II
IL to be called the Grundy County Atlas,
will be as radical rs the ten commando.
rnents, and live worker In the Re-
publican hive of Iowa. III any man
can make paper live out IN THE mid.
die of the Grundy county Prairie sea. 1t
is Tracy and If he don't make Ii a sue
cess there will be a good reason why
Des Moincs Register.
We can see no reason why the ban
ner republican county of Iowa should
not have an organ to represent their
growing interests, and there 10 no one
better adapted to meet the wants of the
occasion than Mr.. T., although he de-
serves to reach Immortality and fortune
by shorter route. We extend our
~ of-for any number of days, and
wish the atlas unparalleled success.
Lorenzo, please Elk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

Can't BE TOO HIGHLY SPOKEN Off,
Mr.. George Motley, of Frankfort Mills,
Rochester N. Y, writes: II have used
your machine for some time In my
family. Too much cannot he said in
Its favor. 1t il the only Sowing Ma
chine have yet found that will make
q strong seam AZ Is required in stitch
ing Bolting-cloths-the peculiar elias
ITCHY of the stitch allowing the great
est strain on the seam, without the
least danger Of ripping or break
ing. "C-Letter to Wilcox 4 Gibbs s.
NJ, Co., May ], 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-An old bach
elor In New York offered a young lady
o pony for kiss. She of course gave
him the kiss. He of course refused her
the pony. She sued him of course.
He pleaded mo consideration" The
court decided that kiss was legal
consideration as well as illegal ten
der" and made him pony up" Sefv-
ed him right. There are some bachel-
ors in G. F. that had better make q
note of this.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

PERsoNAL.--We were favored with q
call last Tuesday from j. M. Wolfe, OF
Dabuque. who Is engaged In getting
up a Guide, Gazetteer and Directory of
the railroads in the northern portion Of
Iowa. His visit here at this time Is for
the purpose of obtaining history vi
the towns along this line of the road
and of giving all business men an OPP
portunity to extend their acquaintance
througlI the Gazetteer. 1t is 10 contain
sketches of the cities, towns and
stations lying along the routes and fol-
lowing this will be > complete CLASH
fed business directory. We hope our
cifizens will assist him in obtaining
such information ~ Lc may desire.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
~ Valentines at Wise & Bryant's.

1~FARM FOR SALE.--I will offer
my farm, situated south of Cedar Falls,
adjoining the corporation. at private
sale. 1t contains thirty acres, well i'm
proved, with good farm house, barn.
COW shed and granary, and other out
buildings.
Will sell part on time.
Also pair of young horses for sale
on nine months time.
w. s.. BRowN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

A QUARREL AND A SUIT OVER IT.
Steve. VIM and Jim. Harrigan got
into an alteration in a saloon on First
Street last Saturday and from supera-
bundahee of "rid-eye," 10. be-joyful"
words were exchanged for blows. Har-
rigAn had Winn arrested for assault
and battery and recovered five dollars
damage aud cost. VIM then sued
Harrigan for an attempt to commit q
great bodily injury. The latter case
was continued over until Monday, but
Winn not appearing was dismissed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
mawwIsGE GUIDE.

VoUNG's GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK, Of
u Every one his own Doctor--Being q Priv te In
stvuctor for Married Persans Those about 10 Marry
both Male end Female, In everything concerning the
physiology and relations of Sexual System and the
Production Prevention Of offspring including all the
discoveries before given In the English Ian
guage hy WIZ. Y0uSo, NJ d. This 10 really a valuable
aud Interesting work ~ is written In plain language
for the general reader and Is illustrated with upwards
those contempias marriage and having the least
impeachment 10 married life should read this beck 10
dscloses secrets that should he acquainted
with. St ts hook that must he locked up and not
lie about the house. II will be sent IA any
celpt OF Fifty cents, Address DR. WV YOUNG. No
&i6 Spruce st.. above Fourth. Phi'sdelphia. 22.iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

No. For RENT.-A house and six
acres of ground for rent. pleasantly sit
uated in the southern part of the city.
The house, stable and other out-build-
ings are all in good repair. There il
large amount of fruit trees on the place,
besides an extensive vinyard. Part
payment for rent will be taken in board
If desired. For particulars enquire of
D. G. williams, at the lumber yard.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

DRUG SToRE.-J. w. Plummer in
forms the public through the columns
of the GAZETTE this week That he
Is again prepared to accommodate his
ole customers and more to, with every
thing in the drug line. He has opened
q very select stock of goods such as j.
w. p. always keeps on hand. Give
him q call.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
p%valentines at Wise Il Bryant's.

ma HOUSE AND THREE LoTs FOR
SALE.-A good brick house and three
lots for sale at low figures, situated on
block directly west of the Episcopal
church.
There is a good barn on the premises
and large amount of bearing shrub
berry and fruit trees.
Will take team in part payment,
and give time on part.
w. 8. Brown, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

NJ CEDAR FALLS LIBRARY Asso-
CITATION. This Association has a Ii
brary of about one thousand volumes.
Any person can have the privilege OF
drawing books for the period OF one
year by paying the sum of two dollars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07
nn. Martin White q Co. have 70

me- Martin White q Co. have for
sale the new patent sponge mattresses,
now being extensively introduced
throughout the country and which bids
fair to supercede hair and feathers
They are considered preferable on ac-
count of cleanliness and they do not
pack. Those desiring anything In
that line should call and examine them
at their new furniture rooms, new
brick block.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

AID FOR THE HOME. Mr.. Cole, Su.
perintendent of the Home at this place
received last month, forty-five dollars
from Post No. lis, g. A. r., of Hamp-
ton, which amount has been expended
for clothing, blankets &c. for the chill
dren.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

A PENNY SAVED Is Two PENCE
EARNED.--If the Iowa legislature Is
com posed of nearly three hundred per-
sons, would any Express company for
ward each individual tn his home as q
constituent parcel and save the
State little on mileage. This ques-
ton should be referred to the commit
tee on Ways and Means. Eldora Led
ger.
We suggest the Introduction OF bill
to this effect, for the express benefit of
those members who are trying to make
themselves conspicuous and obnoxious
by the introduction OF bills to cUrtail
the small pittance allowed county
newspapers for printing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

SUBscRIBERs.-The Dubuque Times
announces that one thousand new sub
scribers we're added to their list week
before last. A most convincing evil
dence that the people appreciate good
radical newspaper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

AT VATERLoo.-Henry Vincent. the
eloquent English orator, will lecture in
Waterloo next Friday evening, Feb.
l4th. His subject we believe Is "The
English movement l have taken part
in and the men have KNOWN 1t
will, no doubt, be an able lecture. A
number of our citizens. we understand,
contemplate being present If the
weather is favorable.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

DRy.-The West Union Gazette ID
the authority for the statement that
the Volga river is so low that some OF
Its mill owners on its "classic banks"
have prohibited owners of stock from
watering cattle above their dams.
That IL about as inhuman as the plac-
ing of a guard over the transportation
In the army to keep the soldier boys
from stealing corn from the mules.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-02-07

We THINK so.-"Rev. Miss Angus
Ia Chaplin has removed to Mt. Pleas
ant In this State, where she desires to
be addressed." This announcement
appearing in contemporary, 10 tho't
to be quite suggestive.