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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
Persons Adrnnced In Life.

And feeling the hand of time Weighing heavily upen
them with all its attendant ills, will find in the
of these BITTERS or tho TONIC, elixir that will
instll life into their veins, restore In measure
the energy and ardOr of more youthful days, build
up their shrunken forms, and give health and happi
ness TO their remaining years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
HON. LANES THOMPSON.


Eighth, below Coates St.
From Rev. Il. ID. EESDAEI.
Assistant Eiit0r Christian CiToRicie, Ihiiadelphia
i have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoofands German Bitters, and feel il my privilege
to recommend them a most valuable tonic, to all
who are suffering from general debility from dis
eases arising from arrangement Of the liver.
Yours truly.
4. d. FENDALL,
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Dubuque & Sioux City R. R.
lime Table


Connection at Farley Junction'with trains on ID.
). W. Road to Monticello, Anamosa, Marion and
at Cedar Rapids with trains on G. q. N. w Road,
to Chicago, Council Bluffs, Omaha. &c. -
j. p. FARLEY, Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
Western Union Rail Road,
Summer Arrangement.
Racine to Rock Island & Davenport.

u
Trio Express Trains Daily each ,cayas ,toIto,cs
GOING WEST.
Trains No. l. nay Express Leave Racine of
40 L. Nj. Arrive at Clinton Junction at 49, p.
NJ. connecting close with trains on the Chicago
Il North Western Railway from the North. At
Beloit with trains from and TO Madison aud
Prairie Du CHEN, At Freeport with trains on
the Illinois Central Railway for North and South
and arriving at Savanna at SIS F. NJ. making
close connection with Steamer from Dubuque. al
80 connecting with trains for Council Bluffs,
Omaha, and the far West and arriving at
p, NJ. ''' - -'' ~ ~ "1" NUN l''''"u '' ''''
Tr0ia No. Z, Wight Erpreas.--Leave Racine at
$50 7. M. connecting at Racine Junction with
train from Chicago At Clinton Junction at 1000
+. NJ, with train from the Northwestern Rail-
way: at Frecport with trains on the [ c. Il. r. =;
at Fulton. with Express Trains for Council Bluff,
Omaha and points on the Union Pacific Rail
Road: arriving at Port Byron. at 100 A. NJ, and
at Rock Island, at sos a. NJ,
GOING EAST.
Trim No. ?. Day Erpress.-Leave Rock Island
at $50 4. M; Port Byron at 100 A NJ; Fulton
TBS A NJ: connecting with trains on the Dixon
Y. W. Railway, arriving at $40 4. NJ. connect
ing close with Steamer tor Dubuque: at Free
port at 1898 n NJ. at Clinton at 12I5 p. NJ, ma
king close connections with trains for GAINESVILLE
Madison, Prairie du CHEN. La Crosse. Oshkosh.
Fondulac and Green Bay, and arriving at Racine
at 400 ?, NJ, connecting with trains for Milwau-
kec and Chicago.
Train No. s-Leave Rock Island at 565 P. NJ:
Port Byron. $50 p NJ; connecting with trains at
the following points: At Fulton from and to Cen
trail Iowa; at Frecport, with trains on |. C. r. r.
from North and South; at Clinton with trains on
the G. 81 n. w. Ry.: for all points in Northern
and Western Wisconsin. arriving ut Racine at
900 A, NJ, and connecting with trains for Mil
Yankee and Chicago.
TRIM No. 3, HqV Freigbt anil Recommendation -
Leave Freeport for Racine at 1915 a. VI. arriving
at Racine at 9.35 ?. NJ. II. c. TATE. Sup't.
ii. {. HARMON, Gen'l Freight and Ticket g't.
August 18th, 1851. soft
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-14
NOTICE.

IL Is wellcstablished fact that fully one-haif O
the femsln portion Of ITws our population ar,
:Sas] % their &c "o&s %S@, ass
feel we'll" Theyare languid, devoid Of al
energy, extremely nervous, and have no appetite
To this class of persons the BTTTEKS, or the
TONIC. are nSneciallX recommended.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
spsrial aotires,
IuE PEOPLE KNOW.

II thvre - anything the people thoroughly un-
deystand, it is the comparative value ui The ,a-
Iious medicines oaerel foT then acceptance thTo'
the advertising columns oi the Pres In scrip
tural phrase, they try all, hut only hold fast to
that which Is GOOD. Hence, amedi'inal prePara-
ton tia, has been growing in favor with the pub,
lie ior PERIOD Of twenty years, and hss attained
a larger saio than any other remedy OF lie class
even reached In any country, laay De- iairly uutl'
tied standard specific, touching whose nergts
there Is no room Tor controversy, Nov, this u
precisely the position OF Hostetters stomach Ht-
tors, As means OF lrcytpuns and caung Gys,
pepsia, ordinary indigestion, ll.otsngss general
debility, and nervous affections, 10 has literally
lived down all competition, aat tF.umateg
taken its place as the tJytn4He. ys a,e tomb On
tA.s Continent, indeed, "a ,...a a.g.t.AgTe, In
view OF tAls statistical tact, whlea uag t Readily
verified by d reference 10 tbe Hu,euus . -. gTis, a
low wolas of reasonable advice, in relation 90 the
Us, Of an article IN such general rylUest, VIII not
be considered eRotistic OF cut Of place. There Is
no season which suggests tho necessity tor "a
course OF hi, agreeable iuvlGlraut mur, s,suia-
cantly than the Fan, The grvat contrast between
the temperature OF the nights aud Gays aua tie
heavy m,phl,.e mlsts aIisius iroga vN;pps1Ve SUE
tttts OF aegompoo,ug vegetable mat,HI, uyees-Nr-
ly have depressing effect upon system, partial
ly exhausted by the heat %, SUMMER and tA.Ie'
fore greatly needing that strength and NlEA
which Art tlN beet Safeguards asllas, tl,eara.
Acting As a tonic and stumayhsC, "a h,9pl j. Uar.
ent, an Alternative and an auti-biliou, me ..ue,
Hostet,er's ntters exercise wholesltac ul,g,uee
upon every portion OF the oigamr'tton, AMI ln.'
pare 1t to resist every unhealthy influence Hence
. its great value IS a FAN medicine,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

blood runs in the veins Of
mon, there v i'll be an upheayh
ii civil war, and then, should Congress
sustain the blacks, ashes will cover the
ruins Of the whole Republio'-t''H, L.
ERtHg, III,
Democrats, get rid Of Radicals, by not
buying or selling, borrowing or lending,
traficRing or trading with them-attend
your own churches, patronize your own
men, starye them out; do not lot their
mules drink water from your ponds III
Ctty H,aa,
Gen. Blair at the head Of the militia,
will be a match for Gen, Grant, at the
head Of tho regular army, -c,s, l. be-
Hg, ~,
Our readers will please rtmcmber that
Tor our long and persistent advocacy Of
the glorious doctrines which Gen, Blair
announce, in hi. letter, We have been
abused and lecried by ,o-oalled, Demo
craft" Devil save the mark 2 as "reyol.
u,iuui,t, aud hare-brained fanatic -
For hl, fearless assertion Of the principles
iur which the Nindicator has been almost
universally vilihed, Gen, Blair is now the
nominee Of the Democratic party Tor the
second office in the gift II thu nation --
81 Jp,sJA l'md'cator,
SET THE LAW At DEFIANCE,-Ihere
is uo Obligation resting CA tho citizens TO
obey every law that the legislature 81 a
republic or tree state may pass, any more
than every enactment OF parliament or
an emperor,-Mtwphis lppedl
II we are successful in the approaching
contest. we shall gain all that We lost in
the '' Lost Cause,"-No5ie Tribune
II oor. seymour should undertake 10
smooth of the rough corners OF Gen,
Blair's platform, he will only injure the
cause he desires to promote, and lessen
the chances Of his own success. This j.
no time Tor temporizing -RtcRmoEd Dis
tatR.
The country is by far too large to re-
main very long under one government,
and the day will come when the South
will be independent,-McaphiS APPEAL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
TnE SCIENCE on IIIE

OK sElf-lkESEhN AIltNs
\ new medical book, the best II the world,
written by DIR. A, Ii, Hayes, who has al more
experience IN dealing with diseases tTrA'e3 ulsu
IN this book than any other living Ihyre18"' II
treats upon the trrirs al youth, premature 4yllg
OF manhood, seminal weakness ami all G.,' ..s
and abuses Of tAy reuetttlEn organs. l. contains
500 pages bound IN cloth, illustrated With bctuti-
tut engrayngs
this ia no quack doctors cheap advertising
pamphlet, but n truly scientific and pppUli
treatise by one OF the Iaast lcArngi aud luptllu
physiriaps OF the dty. II tAc young and middle
agod would avoid rlental dcpu.>sluu, all nervous
diseases, prsmaiur. decay aud death, let thyfu
read llr HAYES popular medical work eu'Ifl,a
The Science OF Life "-M,l4gAl and sgrHaa
Journal
sen, by mail, securely sealed, on receipt OF price,
only o. in extra MurgrU, s., AUaTt-~ tht
author, No. Bulhneh street Boston opposite tia
Revere House,
y. b DR. II. can always he consulted H the
strictost confidence. InNolabl, segr,.y ar.t car
tain relief IaaysaNwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
ONE OF TIE BEST INVEST
~ NENIs
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNps OF I'M
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
$50 MILES COMPLETED.

limited amount OF the Fllst Nmle4re Bonds
OF the Union Pacific Ra,lroad Company ara 81.
ieryd 90 the public, as one OF the safest ami most
profitable investment,
I, They are a first nor, rssn upon N, Longest
anu most iIaportant Taluoad IA IA, county,
2, 30 law they can b. issued N the Company
only - the road q eomplyt,l, ~ hat they Away,
UTyasput real value,
3, THEN amount Is limited by act Of C0ngnrs,
TO Fatty Million Dollars on the entire Pacific line,
oy ar average u less than So, 600 Ier miie
D. ANu. L, d, Morssn, Of tho United state,
S nate, apd Hon. Cakes Ames, OF the United
States House Of Representatives, are the trustees
Ton the baudhollers 10 see that all their interests
ale protected,
8, 1--we Government pirge,oIs, appointed by
,hr President of the United States, arr respousi,
Die 20 he country for the management OF it, al.
turs.
q, !l,ys United states Commissioners mus,
er..y f'at 'he Tpai Is Wen built aud equipped,
aud go al rspeets a ar.t.el,ss railway, before
any bonds c,u De issued upon u,
2, The tmtgl States Government lends ~
Clmi aug a, uaR bonds 10 the same amount thai
tAe .ugaIan! Issues, tvy which IL takes a secoa4
mortgage 80, security.
nation ut l!,s0o acres OF land to the rnllr, lying
upon each side OF the rogl,
9. The bonds pay six per cent, in COLI, AMI the
principal Is also payable in gold
10, The earnings frlm the local or way business
veIc over -Four ahlhon Dollars last year, which.
after paying operating expenses was much more
than sufficient 70 Ray the interest. These earn
lugs viii ha vastly increased on the completion
u the cutil line IN lst9.
n. Ne political action can reduce the rate OF
interest, II must REMAIN Tor thirty years ak
Ter cent 1T unnum in gold, now equal To BE-.
tween eight and nine per cent, ia currency, The
-pun1Ial Is then payable in gold, II bund, with
such guarantees, were issued by the Government.
o., market puee would not DC less than from 70
10 Is per cent. premium. As these bonds are
l,satl under Government authority aud super.
VISION, ur'u What Is very langley Government
woIS, thy mu,t ultimately approach Govern
mau' rrag,. No other corporate bonds are made
SD secure.
I L. The issue will soon Nc exhausted. The
sales have s,mc,imes heeu halfa million a day,
aud nearly twenty millions have already h,rn
sold. Ahut ten millions more may d, offered,
II 1, no' improbable that az some time not Tar
distant, AL the remainder OF the bonds the Cou-
I Itny can issue viii ~ taken hy some oomh.us-
ton OF capitalists and Withdrawn from the mar.
ket, rxotp, at ltrre advance. The long 't.
! the hugh gold interest, and the perfect seruu'F.
must maaytb,s, bonds very valuable iDr export.
All the predictions which the officers vi Tai,
Company hl,. msdy IA relation 20 the pInsy.>s
and business SUCCESS OF tLr,r ru'crTu-,. uJ 'h
value AMI advance in the price of their s,cur.'4es.
have been more thau confirmed, and tbey ,u,r.
"a q Oh o.. P.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
PERMANENT CURE ron CATARGH
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

II You have an Offensive discharge INN the
head, pos,Uls DISTRACTED OF dry partial loss Of
hearing or smenins, pain over The eyesi or a
uh,taace sticking in the throat, affecting the
voice, get IN, hAuriy'- "IarmaIent Cure ior
UatauA, IL completely rrs4icatss all Of the
above % mp,uuis 81 tH,- lstth-oIae disorder, aud
Is curing thousands VIM as1 u,cJIae discouraged
with using suuta anil ,mstsa salutlons, This
wonderful remedy 10 sid Dos all druggists, and
Is warranted 70 cure ans sA' 81 tataHh not
complicated With other d4- .-'. Jaia l. Henry
successor % ptmas I.ues ,'' Il farA Row.
New Yogk, Sole Agent
Persons sending = and history OF ti'gE case
T. DR.. \. IS. Kennedy, AUlurn, n, Y, viii ne
,giye HE r,lsouL attention., aud tbs Remedy,
expressly a5apt,i 70 tAriE condition, WI be sent
ly te.lr. r.tl, I',t#fs paid, vsll5dSwoW
P...lf.--. G .lumtlf sailed to the Aaeuean
,oasl N a tour huudrtI ton ship, and thai landed
.ran iL. island ol s.. pWaiusa, Last We*k q
,s.-gl HON st, Domingo unloadel m New lora
over tour hundred ton ui st, Crolx Rum itr T. II
Drake * Co., o. that city. Tins Is out'a ic"
week. supply OF this aTtigge, which these gea'le'
t.ra u-. Ia tn manufacture u tie celebrated
Plantation D,tters, We art informed BY an eX
change that Messrs, Drake 4 Co. have not adNer
t,.a dollar ioI year, but that the sales Of tn
arylg,y continue az the former enormous hsu4 9
In l,rl, tAr receipts oi the Plantation h'teTsNen
,tu,l Co thpsy II the New Nolk y New Ha'ri
Railroad.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
"TO OWNERS OF HOE9Ls.

Thousands Of Horses ii yearly from CONE. lhls
need not De, DT Tobias Venetian Hon. Lima
ment, IN pint bottles, rriee ole dollar, vti pisi-
lively cure every cas-, II given according fa %" h-
rcctons, when first taken. Il is warranted UIs-
nor TO anything elise Tor cuts, gals, spraln-, old
sores, swellngs and sore threat l. Is 10 nov
remedy, but OF p years standing, and approved
by tho first hoI-em,u iu the country Col lu3.u
P, Bush, of the jerome Park Course, las us,t II
tor year, and recommend, II 20 hI, H.'u'-. on
ders are constantly received tor n, from Tia RACE
ing Stable in England. Il has stIaI 'aa Test ul
time, no one has ever 'uejtt lut coursuurs .e -s
Reeo.lert 10 e, Or. Tobias Eeu,',.u Uar. uf-
m,u: III pn' bottles and take no other, Sold t}
the Druggists and store keepers Throughout 'Ar
United states. Depot 10 Para T.aee, NV Nurk.
octl-lNwlm
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FOR 4 CLUB OF THIRTY, and $500

FOR 4 CLUB OF THIRTY, and $500,
The person. sending At can have their choice OF the
tYu aWlus ,rua!'s as their commission: 20 yards
rlt.uu rl.h Harms Cloth Pant, Pattern, SPLEEN
did BOW, kiIfr Lancaster Quilt, Engraved Nll-
yet spss1 Holder Par Ladies extra quality
Clu,A Is.lt.. prg: Dress Pattern, Wursted
Hr..l .ta+ shawl White Linen Table Cloth, set
OF >t..aI tttt!ed Knives and Forks, set Of Shvrf
Plated t,lA-, Embossed Table Spread, Elegant
insuIrg1 SILVER Plated Gold Lined Goblet, Nio-
uu anal Pow, Fancy dress Pattern, Elegant Suk
lIst6ra I'arASoi, lo4-pIcture Morocco Photograph
.N.hu:a. elegant IVORY handled spangled silk Fan,
yas ias,', large size Linen Towels, Fancy Ball
msls4 ~er', LADIES' Morocco Shopping Blf,
liDr.'rs.uh Qu!t, Alhumbra Quit Ladies
~J4.nala SQUARE Woo. shawl Ladies solid God
r auIuult diamond ling, Gents PLAIN or En-
crave. todd Ring alt Ctrets tnel Ladies' SOud
Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies' Fancy
black Walnut Work Box, Cottage Clock, one
dozen l...hes' Linen HdkerchIcis, extra quality,
pr nur dozen cents Linen Handkcrehiets.
FOR y CLUB OF SIXTY, and 5000.
Ons 90 be-. following articles ~ yards sheetlng,
Hams e,p.A pants AMI vest pattern, par hony
comb q 4I.-. el.udar watch, double barrel rifle
p...s. lti.. s--aucr" dress pattern, Ihlbet
shawl, ,sg-. yards double width waterproof
ui,.aag, tour yards wool trucking, set OF lace
au.t-lus tti4rs double woul shawl. silver plated
card basket splendid engraved silver ice pitcher
engraved sAyer plated teapot, l00-plcture Turkey
tp"ru-u1 phntgl phi albums, Lancaster quilt, al
I-. A arr-s pattern, engraved SILVER plated stN-
Ia;s.-a TuNo.,Iug castor, PAIR gents calf boots.
~...ruIiI b4lmorl skirt, st Of ivory handled
knives. with siycr plated forks, rosewood frame
brass alarm clock, PAR OF all wool blankets, SPLEEN
laouce1 travelling bag, pair OF Alhambra quits,
tE,rty ylII- pint o. 8, MarsaiIles quilt.
FOR y CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED, & 1900,
IN yards sheetlur fancy cashmere coat, pants and
vest pattern, extra quality, engraved silver plated
SIX bottled Irtu.Nlns castor, wlth cut glass bottles,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
'THE AMERICAN COOKIN G.

UNITED STATES Court, Northern Dist of n. Y,
Albany, October Il, 1868. i
J, Il. Shear and Joseph Packard,
Zebulen Hunt and VIM. j. Muller.
The Honorable Samuel Nelson, Judge.
This suit was brought for infringing the pa
tents ON "A Shaking or Vibrating Ash Shitter, and
the combination OF a Shifting and Ash Pan in the
hearth OF ii Cooking Stove, an injunction was
granted restraining their use. Messrs Hunt a.
Miller have now arranged for a license, and will
hereafter manufacture and sell under a license
from us. An other persons are cautioned against
manufacturing, selling, or using Stoves with
these Improvements, as all infringements will be
promptly prosecuted,
SHEAR PACKARD g. CO.,
feb27d9m Albany, n. Y.
For sale by DI4AKELY & STALEY, Rutland
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quire into his religious faith with view
of influencing tho question whether in
such case, death was uoeasiuned by al In
tent Of aelf-des,uetiuu or Of accident,
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-'V' V9 ~ ~ :
Sold by all druggists.
GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE.

GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE.
We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy. Amy
Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, OF this city, and
living at No. Locust street. afflicted with felUn
on the finger, was recently induced to make trial
of the Saive. Almost instantly she experienced
relief from the pain, which had been almost unen-
durable. Every other remedy but this proved
unayailing Those who have tired it once are
satisfied Of its merits, and nothing will induce
them 10 be without supply,-Tall River News.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

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'Noi'H i-'s"'fh i''s''..' '' Vermont IN
Congress ma having served Qua q ssA'
gle ieri"' he W. succeeded by James
flsA Afterwards Judge "i rho supreme
Court "L aud United States Senator hom'
Vermont Again IA loWt he MSS elected
ior and served single term d" Congress
IRON Tie N'ine d'al'I"h Succeeding Judge
iiaA' a"d "',s again succeeded bl Lin
At the mnual state election hold in
October II li,ihc candidates OF the RepUb'
hean party we've Jonas Galasha ior Govt
ernor ana Tau! Brigham Tor Lieutenant
Governor, they being the then inoum-
Dents OF those Offices The iederal's's
presented Martin Ch't'enden and Will
lam Chamberlain as theIt candidates Tor
governor ana Lieutenant Governor Inc
canvass Was exciting and bitter folu'
cal differences We're carried into social lie,
ana resulted IN TIE breaking up oi iueLd-
sh'i' "i many year, standing ana even
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'n' P'of''' '''' ''.'' '''''s Nearly 'iu''!
divided o''"ee" The TWO parties 'ona,
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,urn. rs they had bs,n received thor.
WA. n Renubiican majority If IAN in N.
Council and a Federal maioritv Of fonr
in the IIouse The Fe5,r,Ii,t. tber,pn.
ON met in Canon. and ,.ocr,,ircJ ,l',
bv reiccting the votes .s returned tr,,c
tho town Of Chichester IN Cri,,o,l,n
County for tbc r,,s,n ~ ,.l,i,nc5 IT,,
them tbo+ . I,r,o ,n,nl.r nf ,I,. ,n,'.
in that town had Gccn r.rl.J Iv I-ri,,5