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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
EST OF LETTERS.

The following is q list of letters rcmsn7. :.
-theAlexandria, Va, Postoffce, May IS. -" II
Persons calling for letters will please saw h..
are advertised. and give the date Of the IT, Wv!
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oRANeE, ALEXANDRIA AID MANASSAS R.R

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AID MANASSAS R.R
Ii aa Eg E5s5ss:lzE{
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, March
" II, 1868, one daily passenger train VII! run
between WASHINGTON and LYN CHBUkG,
connecting at GORDONSYILJE with the Vir--
GINA Central Railroad TO RICH MOND and
COVINGTON; at LYNCHBUKG for WEST
and SOUTHW EST, and at WASuINGTUN
for the NORTH and n ORTQWEST,
Through tickets and baggage checked to al
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily st $50 q. m, and
Alexandria at TOO am, arriving at LynchD0rS
at 4:30 p. n. p. ....
Leave Lynchburg at 900 g. m, arrive 4.
Alexandria at 5:45 p. m, and at WashIng!o"
al $50 p, nj. --,..,-,...,
Passengers for points between MANASSAS
JUNCTION and RIVER STAT leave Alex
andria daily Sunday oxcep,cd) at 100 am, ar
ril ing at River Station, the present western ter
minus, at 3.15 p. N. Eastward, leave River
Station ut 7C0 q. H., and arrive at Alexandra
$50 o. m. J. n. BROADUS,
ap 22-tf General Ticket Agent.
ALpXs LOUDCUE AND HAMPSHIRE R. z,
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ALRxA.. LoUDoUE AND HAuP8gIRE R. &
IzSgg W EI 81 gg - $3.50: 800
NEW ARRANGEMENT


BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1856,
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sundays Of
q. m, for Lcesburg, retur~ AG leave LooS-
burg at II. Is p. H.
Connecting at Leesburg with Peacock's, Line OF
First-2lass Coaches, which leave Lccsburg on
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
lion. PurcclIville Snickersyille, Berryville,
Winchester and CapOn Springs; returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays, WedRes-
days and Fridays.
Leaves Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival OF
the railroad train from Alexandria, and mr.
riVes at Middleburg at p m.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 7 q. NJ, and arrives az Lees
burg at Il m, and (per railroad) arrives i.
Alexandria at p m, in ample time for
Washington and Baltimore the same day.
From and after Juno 3, the coaches will run
daily from Winchester to Capon Springs.
FARE;
FROM ALEXANDRIA 70
Leeshurg ........"..S200 Capon Springs. ....S7.2l
Hamilton. .2.75 BalPs Mils."....... ZZ2
Purcellvlle, ... 800 Aide ..... ........... 20
Berryville. $50 Middleburg. ......... so
Winchester ...... 500 .. .... ....g ..-..
Goods por New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore steam lines, and Adams Express, to
care of H. H. Havenner, Freight Agent at Al ley
andria, will be forwarded as far IS LeosbuFg
free Of charge other than our regular tariff rates
Communication Passenger Tickets between Al
exandria and Loesburg and Intermediate Sta
tons a. cheap rates. ,,o,-17,
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
nv ply General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

Ex-President Pierce has written letter to
Mr.. Hoover, of Washington, in which he ad.
vises calm counsels and wise. action on the part
If the National Conservative Convention to
meet in New York on the 4th Of July, to nom
iaatc candidates for President and Vice Pre>i,
dent He says for himself She would readily
yield any personal preference to ensure the
overthrow OF the more than incipient reign Of
terror now hurrying all that is valuable to
swift destruction.'T''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

Shakespeare must have had a vision Of the
modern bonnet when, in The Tanning of the
Shrew," be wrote the following:
Petruchio- gl-1 ..as .@,.-'1 -
why, this was moulded on a porringer;
velvet dish--fe, fe
Why, lis cookie or q walnut shell,
A knack, q toy, 81 trick a baby's cap;
Away. with it come let me have bigger. II
Katharina- TIJ .r
''Ill have no bigger this doth fit the time;
And gentlewomen wear such caps as these"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

FAUQUIER CoUNTY-MAss MEETING AND
SPEAKING. mass meeting Of the citizens of
Fauquier will be held in Warrcn.on on next
court Monday, The 18th Of this month.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker and other speakers
will address the people Hon. Shalton T.
Leake and Judge VIM. T. Robertson are cx-
pected to be present.
Action will also be taken with regard to the
nomination of a candidate Tor Congress and
delegates to the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18
RAEEROAD G,ENE&.

THE RICHM0ED, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0.
= -.. TOHAC ROUTE.
Ia 3 81: zi;; |
THE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

The Richmond Dispatch says: "llunnicutt
swears he will not be Governor. His troops of
friends are calling upon him from all quarters
their appeals are waited to him on all the
understanding him to run as 40 independ-
ent candidate. But he won't! EIe swears by
all that Hunnicutt swears by that he won't
Especially that his right arm shall he torn from
It's socket before he will oppose Gov. Wells,
'sthe regular nominee !"
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"ooH1NGAUNi GLE.[A.% q 49, y - -
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, March
" 18th, 1868, ard until further notice, I3oc4l
Passenger Trains will run between " ASKING
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the corner
Of St. Asaph and King SITS, at G:0G, 800and 1000
a. m, and loo, 800 and 500 p m.
LEAVE w WASHINGTON, from Mary Ian.
Avenue Depot, at ZOO; 500 and lI.00 a. nj; and
200, 40 $50 and 1880 p. m: -.---.- -.
I,' THROUGH NAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at Cos q m.
...- SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE ALEXAN DKIA, from the corner
of st. Asaph and King streets, at and 10 an.
and l and p m, and from corner OF Dukeand
Henry streets at $50 p. III.
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at 6. o. 9 and II q. H.. and :
40 and 80 p, N. J.. -. ~
W. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. [my
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, Fast Avn COMF01

or~o : FAST AND COMFORTABLE
i;s::55szlssssassz5STEAMER5 leave Washington city
twice daily, Sunday p. n. excepted, from The
wharf foot OF 7th street, at 6:3N a IN, and 7:lj
p. M, stopping ut AIcxsndri4 Gael. way, and
connecting at Aqua Greek with the kjchmon4.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad With cL-
egant cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chair
on all lis trains Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats step ut Alexandria go:nZ and re-
turning. ..- SAM y ell KUII,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
D. J, B. GENTRY, Genal. Ticket Agent,
my. l3-tf .-. Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

It's thought by many that the election in
Virginia will be ordered to take place within
the next sixty days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

The Congressional Globe, the official organ of
Congress for the PRONUNCIATION of the proceed
ings OF, and speeches, IN Congress, has for its
1notto-"The World is governed too much. !"
This, We take it, is a standing rebuke to the
tnarties concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

10 reference to the adjournment of the Sen
ate, on Saturday, after the vote was taken on
The eleventh article of the Impeachment, the
National ntenigencer says: These same Sen
.ators had made the order for the vote to be
taken on Saturday, and while the court was
executing it, aud in the midst Of delivering the
judgment, partisanship interrosed its power
and arbitrarily arrested final decision, with q
view to bring the influence Of the Chicago
Convention to bear on the trial"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-18

CoRREcTroN.-In our telegraphic account of
the Impeachment trial on Saturday, Senator
Wiley was put down among those who voted
for acquittal.; This was incorrect Wiley vot-
ed for conviction Senator Norton's name
should have been among those who voted for
ucquittal. @
FRANK LESLIE ss3ldAGAzINE. Frank Les
lies Magazine for June has been received at
French s, No. IS King street. Itscontents are,
Us usual, attractive to the ladies.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

There's sunshine on the meadows.
And sunshine on the road,
And through the brightness tolls my horse
And Bensa.n s,ah hss,d wsa,rs loSd w,,
Ihear the children laugh to see the household
gods prize.
There was a time when this old homo
Was full of mirth and glee.
But one by one the household went
And left II all TO me-
A quiet house of vacant rooms; each made
sacred place
ished face.
All. howl used TO pause before .sH 4
The mirror ON the stair.
And shake my long black ringlets out.
Itook iha.a quaint old mirror iowa, anal packed
ana never stepped ps Is trics my hatr--fcr what
h Ieft Is whitef
In later years tised 10 sit
And watch the loffr green lafIe
For one who came In those old times,
And somehow sui, at evetide my chair is
turned that way;
sit and work where once wa,ched--l sat SO
yesterday vF
My new hyuse is pleasant place.
But vet IL grieves me how
It's small completeness seems to say
My world Is narrow now.
'Tis far too small for any one with festivals to
But for my funeral large enough, for few viii
como 10 weep. ess
Good bye, Old house, long good bye;
NY hand IL on Your gate;
Though tears are gathering In my eyes,
may not longer wait.
Good bye, oid house, and after all, my leve
which ittakes You dear ga
Awaits me In that hea venly home which L am
drawing near. sa fat @
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

1t has becolne sort OF popuIar--.al-
most national faith that Ii Is not pos-
sible to be truly happy unless you
drink. Among certain classes-~apd
they are by no means exclusively tho
lowest--drink Is the beginning and
end OF everything. The Very name OF
liquor ID held TO he Synonymous With
enjoymeDt, aud the dearer the liquor
the more " II priced and coveted. Yet
every man who Is not n downright
Fdrunkard, Is well aware that the pleas
ures Of drinking are, beyond certain
pOint, y mockery, delusion aud q
snare. put IL to any one who has
stood half the night at q bar or sat half
the night IN club room, drinking,
smoking aiid braDdying reckIsss talk,
III the .eniOyment OF such IN eveniiag
has been anything like that of q few
quiet hours spent ut home with q book
or newspaper? The evil influence of
tavern pleasures on the health is too
obvious to be denied by any one, and
the illus0ry nature of the pleasures
thenAeives would I've undeniable also,
II the persons who indulge In them did
not deceive themselves and put tho
Nccns ever brought any good out bf
= drinking bout yet. Tits = short, fe-
veriAh spasm of animal enjoyment,
Will. Il leaves nothing behind but mor-
roseness, regret. bad temper, sclf-r
proach and Headache. should hke to
ask you, sir, II you say your prayers
when you come home in that STATE?
No--ypu don't. You are ashamed 10
say them. You postpone them until
YOU have pnrged yourself, your mind
and your 1ip8 by moro sober and ration
Il behavior Next night when You
pass the hours qtictly st home with n
book 0T = friend, you feel thnt you have
had real enjoy nitfit, and that che time
has pssssed pleasantly. that you have
learned s0methfhg, and that yYu have
not injured y0tE h6ssIth. sYou arv not
ashamed To say your prayers, spd ynu
get up next W0rniug With clear hHxd.
4 geod sappktIte, and saa Increased fxouI-
|ty :fex lyokk SnTl snjhy ynhSist ef lifek ~<fu
TIE Ssfrnttfst1n e7$sw IN 49,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
Sketch of Richard wcaS--
err, the popular Prenchea.
and dConvertcdP Prize figll.

New York Cor. of the Boston Journal.
Richard Weaver, the converted prize
fighter aud collier, IL one of the most
remarkable men In England. Before
his conversion he was ignorant, brutal,
and terror To his neighborhood. His
first not after his reformation was To
drive Bible van within the Enclosure
of u h0rse-race, and, taking off his
coat aud handkerchief, went TO work,
selling Bibles and singing sacred songs,
undaunted amid threats of personal vi
olence, till he actually broke up the
gambling booths and spread consterna-
tlon among the revelers. He Is now
one OF the most persuasive and eloquent
preachers I'm England. Popular alike
in the rural districts and I'm tho cities,
he can crowd the largest thea.ers, err
flow the largest churches, and am. ng
the miners, colliers, and operatives In
factories, he can count his audiences by
thousands when he breaches In the
fields. His graphic storytelling style
OF presenting Divine truth, the thrill
ing personal incidents In regard to him
self and his experience, his peculiar
style of relating anecdotes, aud withal,
his ability M n singer, for he interspers-
es his sermons with touching songs,
make him one OF the most attractive
fpeakers In England. He wears gray
suit af clothes that he may not preju-
dice those who will not hear clergy
man preach. His great success has not
turned his head or clouded the simplic-
ity Of character which has marked him
for 30 many years. He has the full con
fidence of the churches, and ministers
of every name invite him 10 their pull
pits. A layman Of this city, very de-
voted and very wealthy, mas gone to
London for the purpose Of bringing
Weaver to this country. Between
Weaver's desire aud this gentleman
ability, the arrangements will be made,
and Weaver will no doubt be heard by
our. people between this and the early
at,rtIu - srtt7 Nssre ~ N
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
Things Wise ~ Otlierwisc

Things Wise y, Otliesswisc.
At twilight every hen becomes
rooster! s asa
Gen. Grant attends q new schoul
Presbyterian church In Washington.
One hundred tons OF poultry are tn
ken In and done for at Boston, weekly.
The managing editor OF the London
Times has salary Of ss5 900 year.
"This world Is all feeting show.s
Children In arms admitted free.
Why is your nose In the middle Of
your face ? Because II is the sccnter.
Keep yourself from opportunities and
God will keep you from sins.
"Matchless misery has been defined
TO have cigar and nothing To light Il
with.
Only clapboard carved with tile In.
itials 1T. L. marks the grave Uf Pres
ident Iincoln's father.
Mrs. Pollard, wife of the "Lost
Cause, +" Is TO make her debut on the
Baltimore stage. @
ave see," said Swift In ono OF his
most sarcastic moods, ''wl,at God
thinks Of riches, Ly the people he gives
them to.'' 2"e
DO you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. Wig
gingY" Mr.. Wiggina, hesitatingly.
II really kon't know, Miss; don't re.
collect attending one.n
Whatever ma,ie you marry that old
woman? said a mother To her son. Be.
cause you always told me To- pick
wife like my mother, was the dutlful
reply.
William Lloyd Garrison made
speech In Massachusetts,, the other day,
In which he urged the Christian duty
of rendering to the whole South
blessing for cursing, and good for evil.'
An exchange speaking of the magic
al strains of hand organ SAYS" When
he played Old Dog Tray, we noticed
eleven 'purps' In front OF the machine,
on their launches brushing the tears
from their eyes with their forepaws.n9
In u Sunday School not many miles
from this city a youth was questioned
by his teacher Ii his father took any re-
ligious papers. YES, replied Young
Hopeful, "the New York Clipper and
the illustrated Police News every
week"
A cockney friend of the New York
Evening Post, of sataric and punnina
tendencies, has perpetrated the worst
joke OF the season la reference to Mr..
Stewards mania for island purchases.
He says II Is evident that "the Secretn-
rvs arts I'm the islands, a chasing the
dear. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The Missouri Republican has a cor.
respondent who undertakes the thank
less task of defending mean men. He
endeayors to provein am eIai,0rate essay,
the superiority of the .slnean man. TO
the good fellow of our period. And
ia good sootli, he comes nearer to sue
cess In his task than IL Is policy to ac-
knowledge.
One thing that mean. man Is re-
markable for, Is his reliability. You
always know where to fndhiln. Ask
him 10 contribute testimonial to
Podjers, or subscribe for the relief OF
Smuggs. He says No. But he also
acts No. he don't give cent. But
put the same appeal to a. good fellow
nnd he says Certainly, my dear
And you do put him down for W !,
subsequently enjoying the privilege of
making the subscription good out OF
your own pocket. For Good fellow
always says yes. but never acts yes.
So far have we discoursed ON the text
given 10y our topic. Now let the cor
resp0n dent speak for himself; tl
Who makes the better husband. At
the risk Of bringing down q torrent OF
mnledictitioHs on my Unprotected
head, | shali still adhere to the man
who is supposed to have no heart OF
genuine human sentiment. The good
fellow for u lover, the mean man for a
husband. The latter will rub all crea-
ton to supply his household the form
or will rob his family 70 accom- MEDIATE
his friends. Form all the married
women in SL Louis In solid column
up and down Fourth street, and if Il
don't get ninety. nine out of one hum
dred In favor OF NY preparation l wall
treat the drinking community To a bar
rel Of GIN and water Oh the occasion OF
the first election of o female President.
Good fellow. all love; mean men, ali
business. One takes his wife to the
opera in u four-hOrse carriage, the other
/ rides triumphanily In street omnibus.
The good fellow never can be CROSS 10
anybody but his wife, for fear Of ma
king himself unpopular the mean
ulaii Is, SO sour with all the rest of the
world that he has not one particle OF
ifi-tenper To spare IT home.
Il 7"Love rules the camp, the court. the grove,
For love u heaven, and neaven is love,
but 1t wont Luy beef. A mean man
seldom gets ..salubrious ~ he Is too
mean. HIS wife is never jealous, She
knows all women hate hinl. because he
~ mean, ard she rather likes 1t. She
laughs and Crews fat. Good fellow
drinks too kind hearted TO refuse aud
he loves everybody. Qh,od fellows
wife wife pale IN aad ~. smaciated. y decripi.
cuss's wife bale and hearty; .fat7 red.
A lady having accisieptafiy broken Q
smelling bottle, her husband; who was
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
NUMBER 40.


Tho shAdpws were siancing waving ea
WhiIe.th fire.light's . fslckering Gleams &
La up those two sEifi faces, a Is 8 & IS
4 Dreaming their twilight droams.
Tlls dreasns OF an aged woman ~
4. And young girl, side by sido; ,sal
Ago In ttA calm Resignation; ~ n el
Yun, b In ita confident pride, , ssar
Forth 20 what comes 30 quickly gsSif
BACK to what dsd 20 fast saffaee
Ono dfvining her future ~
One regretting her pasts tu 81 &
Yet, as gaxsd and watched thesri, See
: By the hre-lighrs glancing fame, ~ As#
saw the twu d eanfS tfIey were dreaming.
And 10! they were both the same. Z lD 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
THE LIZ EAviTT
Lock STITCH

SEw1 NG M N L.
vu,HE uoss ssmpie psscscafana Reliable sewing Ma.
chine ever offered TO the public. The thorough
CONSTRUCTION of les narhnery and It's simplicity. render
Ie. liable so spt out of order than any other hal
csnnriiy for both rhe vesy shest and the heaviest
work The straight needs used. is SET without asgue
driver. and csnnot be set wr.rs The machine
rneut IA unsitiye aud simple thai any person can
unds r,and and easily learn tn Operate No. n runs
Cord. Rnffe, gather and a gufhe NJ once. and
Braid ornsmentaiiy and Is. in every parteular. the
bess sxwing Machine for generai uses st6A
The Machine can he seen and worked at r. LES
TERs roos ard shoe Store. Main street. Cedar failp
RS az ~ gSftfg ls Y,ss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

From the Manhattan fkansas) independent.
Wild Bill. the celebrated scout, with
JaciS Harvey and some dozen Of his
com mpanio,fs, were Upon -yestersiay's "
train. having just come I'm from scout
ing expedition under orders from Gen.
sherman. All tie party were more or
less affected by potntions frnnl their
bottles, aud Vile Bill himself WAS tip.
sy enougb 10 Ire quite belligerant.
He isliaturaliy fine. booking fellow,
not much over thirty years OF age, over
six feet In height, muscular and athlet-
ic, possessing fine figure His com
pIexiOn In very clear, cheek bones high,
and his fine auburn hair, which he
parts IN the middle. hangs III ringiets
down upon his shoulders. giving HIM u
girIish look la spite of his great stat
ure. iie wore y richly embroidered
sash, with pair Of iy0ry-hilted and
silver-mounted pistols stuck In it,
D0ubtless this man and his cumpan.
ions have killed more men than any
other persons who ts,ok part In the hate
war. What . pity that youiIg men so
brave and darlng should hack the dis.
cretion W sheath their ldaxgers brewer
when the war is terminated.
We learn from " gentleman who has
frequently met these wild and reckless
young men that they live in " constant
states of excitemerit enc continual
round Of gambling, drinking and
swearing, interppersed III Intervals
with pistol practice upon each other.
Ats word. n',y OF the gang draws hi:
pistol and blaSes away as freely rs Ii all
ma,skind were Arkailsas rebels, aud
had u bounty offered fpr their scaIps.
Hnxv I.,n.y ft,o..x, ~ ts<f.-@ will ha aI,Ia
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

A rough-and.tumbie fight Between
two resi- ectable but exciteable ladies,
occurred recently on the railroad track
at Bloomington, Ind. "A young man
named Jake has been paying court
tn young lady living Ia the same
town. Jake's mother wanted him To
marry another. and Oh the day named
repaired 10 tiie rKiIro track i'm front
Of the chsrIness house and dared her to
come forth and receive All "awful whal,
ing The bapstercd beauty came. 'fit,'
scratched. bits g0uged. and conquered.
A passenger train wns halted by the
comtst. and sIfea Board came out and
ch0efee- ss.saAw H10as IA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

q entlsuan who saacred for years from Nervous
Debility prprsture decay and all the efe t. Of youth.
fu inascrefion xii Tor the sake of suffering humanity
send free 70 n1t Who need It, the recipe and dire ttons
FIR making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing profit nv she
car do - by aldrsssing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN H. OGuEy,
s7fy s2 r~fx = rg rev Ycr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
J. A. kEsELE,

IMPORTER or HAVANA AND MANUFAC-
j TURER Of Domestic Cigars. Dealer In chewing
and Wooden Pipes Opposite Neeiy's Grocery Store.
Cedar Falls Iowa T1# eta est 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

A lady having accidentally broken .
smelling bottle, her 1tustand; who was
very petutanf. snsu ~ her. declare,
my dcur, everything that belongs 70
y0ti is more or iess broken.p = ''True,"
replied ihe iedy for oven You Ars . W.
tte rTsc Z ~ sA 8. !. u 4a.Es.sr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
4. HARrMAN,

AT'THE CEbAR FALLS BOOK BTNDEgY. rs
"A prepared to do all kinds OF Binding In a work
,naulike manner Patronize home institution. and
bring on your Papers, Blanks, Magazines and Pam
bhlets and have them bound. Orders left at J. L.
Coles Store, will be promptly attended to-
Paper Hanging dsne 70 order. 81