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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

This Association for the Richmond District, meet
at Cambridge City, Sept. 22-24. 1868. The follow
ing is the order of exercises:
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2e.
O'Clock, P. NJ. Opening Sermon, Rev. II. ]. Lacey.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER es.%
o'clock, A. NJ, Organization and Devotional Exer-
cises.
o'clock, Essay: The Scriptural Doctrine of Holt
ness, Rev o. ). Harrison.
9S o'clock, Essay: Origin, Design and Effect of Class
Meetings, Rev. G. S. Jenkins.
10 O'clock Essay: Scrptural Prayer and its Effects,
Rev. NJ. s. Nets, ...'.
10Y O'clock Essay: The Best Means of Retaining
Young Converts in the Church, Rev. Us .cCarty.
IL O'clock Pastoral Visiting and Effects, Rev. J. F.
Pierce.
11H O'Clock, Is Our Probational System Scriptural
and Practicable at the present time? Rev. E. E.
Pearman.
Afternoon Session:
o'cloch, P. ". Nature and Extent of Future Pun
ishnent, Rev. r. Tobey.
"a O'Clock, Are Organs and Choirs in the Church a
demand of the times7 Rev. Fl. Meek.
o'clock, The Kind of Preaching the times demand,
Rev. James johnson.
315 o'clock, Ministerial Qualification, Rev. HI Lacey.
o'clock, Witness of the Sprit-the Privilege of Be-
levers, Rev. A. s. Kinnan.
Evening Sunday school Meeting:
Addresses of 10 minutes each by Revs. e. j. Meek J..
S. McCarty, James johnson, and R. d. Spellman,
with suitable Music distributed through the exer-
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For a Club OF Thirty. and $500.

Certificates giving complete description of articles
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of TEN CENTS EACH.
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,PRoGREssING.-The wire bridge, over
rapidly progressing toward completion.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8, 1863.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8, 1868.
H.B. PANE, ESQ &C ov. W alter Har
riman, Of New Hampshire, will address
your people at Richmond, Monday, Sept
28th. The Gov. is highly spoken Of as
an orator, and see tina: he has an audience
worthy this gentleman's talent @
Yours truly,
A. H CONNER, Chm
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The Chairman of the County Commit
tee received the following note from
the Chairman Of the State Central Com
mistee:
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~-Those of our subscribers in the city, who do
not receive their papers regularly from the carrier If
they will let US know the omission shall be promptly
rsmedied.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

Hostattcr's United States Almanac for 1859, FOR
distribution, gratis throughout the United States
and all civilized countries OF the Western He,ni,.
pierre will he pubilshed about the first Of January
and sll who wish to understand the true philoso-
ply of health should read and ponder the vllu bic
suggestions 1t contains In addition to an admir-,
able medical treatise on the causes prevention and
cure Of great variety OF diseases, IL embraces a
large amount OF infor nation interesting to the
merchant the mechanic, the miner. the farmer. the
planter, and professional man; ana the calcula.
lions have bsen msde for such mcrdians and lat
tudes rs are suitable for acorrect and comprchen.
sive NATIONAL CALsSpAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary ef
ects o. Ho5TErrER's STOMACH RlTrEi
the staple tonic and Alternative Of moro than h. II
the Christian world are fully set forth in ts pages
which are also nterspersed with pictorial iliasira.
lions. valuable recip 8 for the household and farm
humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original aud selected
Among the Annals to appear at the opening Of
the year, this will be or the most useful, and
ta1y be hat for The asking Send for copies 10 the
Central Mandatory, at Pittsburgh. Pa, or 10 tn
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11
Recomme ndationm for a
Proposed Map of
Black Hawk
County.

WE, the undersigned, having care.
fully examined number of County
Maps, published by Messrs. Thomp.
son & Everts, do pronounce them To
be the most perfect OF the kind We
have ever seen, and as these gentle
men propose, i'm case of sufficient ell.
enlargement, TO publish similar
map of Black Hawk county, we, IN
citizens thereof, take pleasure In rec
ommending the subject to the favor.
able consideration OF our business
men and farmers, and trust that the
failure to procure a beautiful aud re-
liable map OF our county mt this time,
will not be for lack of individual
support. The map rs contemplated,
exhibit accurately all divisions and
subdivisions Of land into farms,
with owners names thereon. location
of farm residences and orchards.
school-houses, churches, Mills, black
smith shops, cemeteries. public roads.
streams and springs, proportion Of
timbrra and prairie distinctly marked,
railroads, &c. Also. reliable maps of
Waterloo and Cedar Falls, giving
No. of lot and block, name Of street
and addition, this being pledged by
the publishers, providing sufficient
announcement Is received In these
cities to justify the additional ex-
pense. We believe that such a map,
with its "Border VieUs" OF some OF
our most prominent buildings, will
prove a real benefit by way OF fine
and permanent advertisement To the
county, say nothing Of its value as q
means of reference and information,
and that the price Of six $500 dol.
lars per copy, considering the time
lone year, and expense incurred In
making the personal examination
al d surveys, more liberal and reason
able than could be expected with
such limited territory. We heartily
endorse the proposition:
g. A. Eberhart, Clerk Dist Court.
J. w. Mcclure, County Recorder.
II. A. Whitaker, Treasurer.
K. A. Snyder, County Surveyor.
Daniel w. Foots, County Judge.
WATERLOO.
p. McTsaac, l.. A. Cobb,
ID. c. champlin, 8. Bagg,
q. w. Couch, G.. w. Miller,
+. Miller, Leavitt Il Lusch
Cyrus A. Farwell, Boies & Allen,
Sullivan Day, ID. J. Coleman,
q. w. Gilbert.
CEDAR FALLS.
Byron Culver, ]. II. Cameron,
Hunt& Rowland, Townsend&Knapp
Theodore Hazlett. Edwin Brown,
w. y. Garrison, ID. G. Overman,
Miller Il Wilson, PowersA Hemenway
Joseph H. Wilson, Theo. l.. French,
J. @. A. Crosby, Thompson & Co.,
I. ID. Gilksy, VanSaun& benjamin.
Packsrd&Brown. Wise Il Bryant.
J. ]. Tolcrton, c. III. Mullarky.
! Nsvcmbcr "a, 1873
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11
TO CoNsUMPrTvEs.

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II ina few weeks, by a very simple remsdy, AZ
ter having suffered several years with severe
lung al 'ction, and that dread disease. Consump
ton -is ANTIQUE to make known to his fellow sus
ferers the means OF cure
To all who desire II, he viii send copy OF the
prescription free OF charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the sam which they will
find a suax cuaR ron coNsuxrrios, Asrux,,
BRONCHITIS. &c The only object Of the ADVERT.
ser In sending the Prescription Is to benefit tho
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ceives To be invaluable; ana h. hopes every suit
ferer Will try his remedy, ~ IL will coat III n,
nothing, and may prove pleasing. 20.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii please al,
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1S5 South Second St, Williamsburg. Kings Coun.
ty, New York. 39yi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

MARRIED.--Tuesday. December
first. by the Rev /. e. McClintack,
Peter Mrlendy, of Cedar Falls, iowa,
To Mrs. Mary A.. Mcfarland, dsugh-
ter Of Hon. p. w. Woolson, Mount
Pleasant, Iowa. No cards.
From the above IL will be seen that
Mr.. NJ, In his efforts TO labor for the
public, has not entirely forgotten his
own interest. We rejoice with our
honored townrman that the political,
and matrimonial campaigns. of which
he has taken such an active part,
have terminated no successfully. His
many friends in Cedar Falls extend
to him, and his estimable lady, q
oordtai velccme - their hone.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

PARKERsBURa.-W spent a day
this week among the enterprising
citizens of Parkersburg aud were
agreeably surprised to mark the rap
i'd growth OF the town during the
past year. II Is situated on the line
of the rail road, seventeen miles west
of this. is surrounded by rich farm
ing country aud thrifty class of
farmers aud Is an example of the
rapid growth of Iowa towns. With
i'm the space of about two years IL
has grown from railroad ditch to II
live business place Of some sixty
buildings. There are now at this
place u large, well built elevator,
with capacity OF about 10000 BUSH
els, two hotels, six dry goods and
grocery stores, two warehouses, two
hardware stores and tin shops, one
drug store, one livery stable, two
harness shops, one shoe shop, TWO
meat markets and one lumber yard.
This lumber yard, since the 18th of
June last, has sold about 450, 900 feet
of Iumber, 3oO. 000 shingles and ESQ.,
900 lath. A Touring mill in also be.
ing built by Mr.. Hitler, which will
contain three run OF stone. He ex-
poets 10 have IL completed by the
first of April.
The elevator is being filled with
first quality of wheat for seed; in
addition To this over ninety car loads
of grain have been shipped this sea
son by the four grain buyers, which
constitute the Board of Trade
Speaking of the storing OF grain for
seed, il may not be known that in
the counties of Butler, Grundy and
franklin, thure are one hundred and
five THOUSAND acres of new breaking
to be sown the coming spring,
which, In addition to the land al
ready under cultivation will require
no small amount of grain tor seed
ing. We found ut the fremont
House well filled table. We shall
take occasion to speak of this enter
prising neighborlng town aud its in
habitants ut future times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11
crD RAILS SCHOOL BOARD.


BAPTIST-Corner OF Main and 9Th Streets. Rev.
D " Mason Pastor Services every Sabbath Al
oS A. N. and ~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at 10 NJ.
METHODIsT-Coner Washington and 7lh st,
nev r. W. Keeier. ID. D.. Pastor. Services every
sabbath at 10Y A. n. and 7h p. N. Sabbath
School ~ A. N.
PRESBYTERIAN-Main Street between 9Th
snd eth, Rev D. Russell Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at i0It A. NJ. and W P. N. Sabbath
school at 10 NJ
CoSGREGhTI0NAL-C Clay and 9Th -.
Rev. L. b. Fiheld Pastor. Services every sabbath
at loh A. NJ. and ~ p. N. Sabbath School at
Ism.
EPISCOPAI--Corner of Main and 7th Streets
Rev g. d. Day Rector. Services every Sabbath
ats o'clock p. NJ Sabbath School At 3 A. III.
UNIyERS AIIsT-overman Block. Rev. r. q.
Hamilton Pastor. Services every Sabbath al 10h
A. NJ and IL r. N. Sabbath School at IL NJ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street between eth
ana sth. Father T. r. Gum. Services every Sab.
,ath at s A H. and 10h A. N. Sabbath School
IAN.
GERMAN LUTHFRAN-Ysemeets Street. Rev.
a. a List Pastor. Services every Sabbath al
ioS A. N.
ByANaELICAI--Corner az Franklin and 9Th
strests, Rev r. J. Schultz Pastor. Services every
sabbath At t0I A. d. and ~ p. n. Sabbath
school at Q y. II
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

Book BINDERY.-It may not DO
generally known that we have in Ce-
dar Falls a number one book bindery
with ample facil ties for turning cut
all kinds of work. in style equal to
the best. establishments Of the kind
west Of the Mississippi. Mr.. A..
Hartman. the proprietor. has lately
moved to more commodious quarters
and added new machinery to his
main department. He is prepared TO
do work on short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

CATTLE DIsEAsE.-A singular dis
ease has seized upon the cattle in sew
eral parts Of the State, which 10
feared may prove serious. The Iowa
Falls Sentinel says that "Mr. John
Griggs, who resides several miles
east of that town. has lost eight head
by this scourge within q few days
past. We hear they are attacked
suddenly and exhibit signs of great
pain until relieved by death, which
comes in few hours. Mr.. Griggs
thinks the aiiinent u peculiar type of
cholera, aud Is fearful that he may
lose his whole herd. Some Of his
neighbors have also lost several hogs
with like diseases. In Buckeye
township, Newman and Van Bra
mer have lost three head Of cattle
and they inform US that others in
their neighborhood have met with
similar losses within the past week
or two.n
We have heard of nothing of the
kind yet in this county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

Council HALL, DEC. 4. 1868.
Regular meeting City Council.
+. A. Hotchkiss, Pres. pro tent,
presiding.
Nicely, Overman, Wal
lace, Miller and Benjamin.
Absent-Freneh, Knapp.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Street Committee asked for further
time on the petition of French and
others for sidewalk.
Granted.
A petition to locate the grain mar
ket of this city was offered aud re-
ferred To Ordinance Committee.
Bill of +. w. Babcock for lumber
for bridge. amounting to $loi IS aud
bill of f. NJ. Shupe for services as
Judge of Election, LIST Ward, were
presented aud on motion were ordered
paid. & @.#at @
The following bills were then pre-
scented and referred to the Committee
OH Claims: ....
Thompson & Co, /: sllo.45
+. McQuaid, $50
Z. Rodenberger, l4.00
Street Commissioners report of ex-
pense of building walks on Lots 3
and 4, Block III, aud Lot 4, Block 0,
Speer's addition, was read and re-.
ferred to Committee on Claims.
On motion Council adjourned.
+. A. HOTCHkISS,
Pres. Pro TEN.
Attest:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

WORK NOT SToPPED.--Thers have
been 30 many contradictory reports
circulated regarding the extension OF
the road west Of Iowa Falls, that it
has been difficult getting at the facts.
From NJ. L. Tracy, who is engaged
In the work Of pushing the road
through, and who left the front last
we, k, we learn that track laying still
IL in progress. They were then
eighteen miles out. Track laying,
will of necessity. be slow this winter,
but it is not the intention Of the con-
tractors to cease work entirely, A. has
been reported.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

TEETH! TEETH! TEETH For
the incest kind of q Set of Teeth
call on DIR. II. III. Adams, who has
had an experience Of over twenty
years in the practice OF Dentistry.
He guarantees a At i'm all CAGES, and
charges only from SIS tn $25 per ret.
Rooms LIST door west of the Inman
House. 937yl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

Two MAILS A DAY.--Cedar Falls
10 now favored with morning aud
evening mail from the East. The
arrangements were perfected and the
first mail 10y night train was sent out
last Sunday evening. This is GER
tainly great accommodation and N
long step in advance of the old stage
facilities by which our citizens re
member to have received their mail
"A few wears since.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

DUBUQUE BRIDGE.--From the
being laid Oh the bridge at Dubuque.
Four spans are all ready and the
iron for the last span has been land
ed. The last stroke of the builders
will be made by the close of this
week. With this bridge completed.
we can imagine ourselves living al
most within the city limits of Chi
cago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

A CHALLENGE.-We have received
the December number of "Aierry's
Museum" for young people, and old
people, too, who have not forgotten
that they were once young.
The publisher, Horace B. Fuller,
Boston, claims that merry" is the
best nagazine Of it's kind Issued In
THE county, and challenges conlpari-
son. Our readers can decide this
point for themselves by sending to
him tw0three.cen stamps for spec
linen.
The January number begins New
Volume. which will be further en-
iarged and improved. Terms. $1.5O
year i'm advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

THE TRIBUNE.-We publish this
week the prospectus of the Chicago
Tribune. 1t is the ablest, wealthiest,
and i'm the broadcast sense, the most
independent paper in the Vest.
The arrangements of night mail
brings it to us N soon a. the evening
daiies. Heretofore it has been one
day later. We recommend IL to our
readers as valuable political and
family ne,cs paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

D~ An examination of Trow-
bridges stock of Boots and Shoes
will convince any one that he Is not
joking, but il actually selling cheaper
than any one else in town and has
the largest stock to select FROM
Meme. Boys. Youths and Childs'
Boots in endless variety. The best
Chi,sge wcrk aiv~vs On hx,h,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

SCRATcHED.-On Thursday Of last
week, the special train east caught
the rear end of a load of wheat,
which was crossing the railroad, some
four miles this side of New Hartford
The hind wheels of the wagon were
completely demolished, aud the
wheat scattered generally, but no one
was injured.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

A work, containing the lives and
likenesses of one hundred and ten of
the leading citizens of Chicago, has
heen published by some enterprising
man of that fast city and is meeting
with ready sale. AS our facilities
for book publishing are quite extern
Give, we have been induced to issue a
similar work, providing sufficient en-
enlargement Is given us by our lead
ing citizens. 1t will be entitled the
Lives and Likenesses of Leading
Citizens of cedar Falls. @
We shall not limit the number,
our purpose being, not only to bring
TO the notice of the world those of
our citizens who are entitled 10 hon
or for the unseliish manner in which
they have worked for the growth
and prosperity of our city. and for
the numberless enter prises which
have lately been pushed forward by
our energetic citizens, but also to
bring to light those who are emulous
of the distinction OF being known as
the leading men, but have not been
called out. 81"
The coming man" will be brought
out. ..~-.
Due prominence will be given to
the active Republican workers In the
late political canvass, and those who
contributed so libsrally-with words
towards defraying the expenses in
Cured in carrying on the canvass,
will be extensively mentioned.
The great agricultural "hoss-trot
will be pictured out in the most glow
ing terms, with all its distinct fea-
lures plainly set forth.
The active workers who have la
bored so efficaciously in straightens
ing our streets, are entitled to great
honor, and if it can be found out
who did it, justice will be melted out
to them, that the object of the work
may thereby be fully met.
The planers of the important high
ways leading to and from our city,
will come i'm for n just share of the
leading honors.
The advantages Of street corner
brokers, to the prosperity of our
town, will be clearly sustained by
citations OF facts and lucid state
ment of the law OH this point.
Each biography will be written in
a lively, flowing style.
The likenesses are to lie life like,
having secured swiss Simon" JAS our
special artist.
TO assist us i'm obtaining facts, we
hav, engaged the services of six of
our leading lady gossipers, which
brings to our aid All rs ,istance sell
dom known among biographers.
Our retail price will be $500 per
copy -whoIesale 81, 90, or five copies
for $3.50 ..a.s .. e.
Liberal deductions made to clubs.
To any one selling fifty copies OF
this work, we offer premium of an
elegantly frescoed dog, with flow
ing worsted tail. or q yalIer purp and
two brown kittens.
For the sale of twenty-five copies,
we offer the exclusive right to solicit
contributions for the poor and desti-
titute.
Copyright is secured and the work
will appear when asuffiuient amount
has been raised to defray the print
ing, and other bills, contracted by
the Republicans of Cedar Falls, dur
ing the late campaign.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

ELECTION JoKE.-The late election
jokes are not all disposed of. The
last 10 told by an exchange ~ occur
ring in the central part OF the State !:
"Have you voted, Ponp. ?" said
4 Democrat to . dsrksy ON election
day. mo sar," replied Pomp.
But | buy'd pint Of whisksy for .
Democrat, an he voted for de-
BnendmenU."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

tay- There is no use disputing the
fact that those high, polish, flannel
lined, sewed calf shoes at Trow-
bridges are the best ever brought To
this market, equal In point of dura.
biiity to the best shop work, and
much neater style.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

ADVERTISEMENTS Ladiea, have
you read in the GAZETTE the adver-
tisement of Fl. l.. Bowers new store?
He advertises for sale Fine Paisley
Shawls. Boulevard Skirts, Wooden
Shawls, nice Dress Goods, &c, very
cheap. ..-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

PERsoNAL.-F. N. Chase has just
returned from Chicago with u NAM
moth stock of all kinds OF goods in
his line, including great assortment
of Christmas PRESENT., AN endless va
riety of American Goods. Bohemian
Goods, China Goods, English Goods,
French Goods, German Goods, Lava
Goods, Swiss Goods. Sugar Goods,
Rubber Goods. Call at the Bazaar
and see them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

PERsoNAL.-We acknowledge calls
this week from DIR. Sprague, of the
Lotca Homestead, l.. ID. Tracy, of the
Grundy Attds, and G. w. Hobert,
correspondent and agent OF the Chi
cago Journal, trio of genial and wide
awake ouilists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11

DoSATIoN.-.A donation, amounting
to eighty dollars, was made to the
Methodist minister OH the Parkers-
burg circuit, one evening last week,
to which the Parkersburg people COLI
tributed literally. Contributions
were also maue from Butler Center
and vicinity.