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Smyrna times., 1868-04-22
Preachers Association OF EastOn Dis.
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The Preachers Association Of Eason District Will m I5 IL
the NJ E. Church. at Greensboro, Nd at O. T. H. ON TUESDAY
May 5th iscs The assignment OF topics is as foIlows:
The character and teachings Uonfucius J. Tbomnso
q Divine evidence the basis of faith F. Miller
@ The difference between the Douay King James Bi
T. j. Qugley INV
L. Doctrine of Divine Providence. b. F. Price
Gardner. "
g. Is the millennium to be understood as involving the
nal reign of Christ earth amongst his saints prior to the
mentr W. Kenney.
T. The witch of Endor II. $. Thompson
What advice should be given as restrictions TO tho ,ao
Of Romance9 E. B. Newman
g. The best mode of conducting Sabbath Schools J. f Bryor
10 What is space2 J. s. Willis
H. Does revelation teach that the Jews be restored TO Pa
lesne in their national capacity2 J. b. Merritt
IL Are there any advantages of tho three years torn of
isferal labor over the two years. n VI. Brown
n What constitutes the ditnct characteristic of the ADoso
lie office D. c. Ridrwav ~ '
a. Pulpit preparation. VIM. O'Neill
H. Review Of "Ecce Homo" s. L. Gracey
l6 The wise of the East who they we're and the o ~
their mission. A. D. Davis
H. In what degree of reproach should ordinary and profession
al dancing be held by the Church? |. T. Conner
M DO the Scriptures teach that the iennia period
probation? s. D. McCiintock.
49, The uses of suffering. f. Subbs.
20 Is modification of the Office the Presiding Elder in the
NJ. E. Church desirable? W. B. Gregg.
81. Glass Meetings W. NJ. Warner
22 Heavenly Recognition. r. W. Todd
49, " hat is Preaching: Geo Barton
"a What is inspiration? J. B. Quigg
70 EXegesls on Romans VIII: l. 3 L. j. Lghtbourne
70 How do reconcile the apparent discrepancy bet1een
the Apostle James and ST. Paul on the doctrine
Thos. s. Williams
y. Exegess: ST. Matthew XIX. 28 II. Colclazer
2 Does God ever call Christian ministry whom vet
unconverted? e. A. Phoehus.
49, In what degree OF reproach should
30 BENEFITS of the Itnpracv F. NJ Chatham
81 The resurrection body of Christ W. r. McFarIana
~ The performance of miracles by agents. Wright
49, Church Music. Schrack.
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSIONS.
VIII be the effect of Theological schools on the minis
Y o tne NJ T. Church! Revs l. T. Cooper, H. S. Thompson
Qulgg' Uric, Gracey, COlclazer, and McClntock
Ought the baptized children the Church to no raod
as members un by actual tangressOn they forget the rgP
Rev Messrs Barton Qusley T. J. Thompson l. T. Cooner and
Howard
TO preach the semannua before the association on
Tuesday evening Rev. T. b. Merritt
Is hoped that all the ministers the District will make e
cry possible effort to be present Tuesday morning
Brethren requested the announcement or tho
meeting OF the Association in their several churches
In behalf Of the Board of Curators SIGr,crv
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

SUPPOSED Foul PLAYA small coIored lad
named Ross. aged about six or seven Years RS
has, been missing from his home in Sea-
lord some three weeks, and suspicious were
entertained that he had been fouliy dealt with
ny woman w who had quarrelled with his moth.
er, eT NJ pn FRIDAY his bod " was found floating in
Snc en, ,NanTlcoEe MI river, about mile below Sea
,onui oui we nave not learned whether it bore
to are not allayed. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

The New York Tribune having asserted that
the Democracy are only few years behind
the Republicans in adopting advanced IDEAS
that this year they adopt measures which but
shore time ago were considered radicar'-
the DeIaWarean labors through column to
deny the soft impeachment" and tries to
show Mr.. Greeley, whom it calls dotard, that
the party has not been educated into any new
ideas by the situation. What a pitv that
Greeley should SO soon be effected bv aget
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22
stanE phElllPs e FAIRIES have laid in their srr;,o
0tock' Call and examine their goods S%Ii' spring

A DOUBLE CALF.-A CALF w;,h
two tails, six legs, and two back kbonc"o Two headS
G ken from cow belonging to Petar P%eT; was Ia
Concord, village in Pennsylvania DbIlVer, sbn~s OF
fsnee TAI from Wilmington, on Satnrdsu suor. r ais
Each head was perfectly formed. and x week. week
were united near the shoulder. The cor "J?ks Ja5
un9er the operation, and the .calf wS;eI S;ea
Swelghed fifty pounds, was also dead %I,on whon
brought forth, The skin of the calf will TTin ha
preserved and be put up by Josiah Cb"nnaIe ann ge
residing near Booths Corner -Re0uJbcdpaP
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

The STATE CONvENTIoN.-The State Con-
vention to elect six Delegates to the National
Convention convenes in Dover tomorrow. It
is stated that passenger cars will be attached
to the freight train north in the evening to
enable delegates to return. The fare will be
two-thirds the regular rates. We give else
where the names of the delegates from this
county as far as we have been able to get them
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COAL OIL! COAL OIL

Inc safest, best and cheapest oil, for illumin.,;,n
i%"t s IN Ine market We guarantee II to be ali
can be purchased in this or the oeolers than
ket. Give US a call. "'sue'Phla MAJ
wv, w noiesale and retail dealers in CoaIOH ia
nd as ana LGbrcating Oils, s. w cor SECpMm pSTn
4"' "ANAET S's. Wilmington, Del. ranSS. JNT ivi
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N II q"
MILLINERY STOKE.
DRESSNIAKTNG

MRS; +. 1: HOFFECKERw would respecrf.IIv inf,
me me laules OF Smyrna, and the public peneraliv -,
nus .aAel INC ola stand Of Miss Annie Tamun, j.,
MAIN ST, SMYRNA, DEL,
ana mas Iqst returned from Philadelphia, with rul
iihe OF MILLINERY GOODS BONNErS a aTS
french American Flowers, French and amo,;', :,
: rames. Ribbons, Silks Velvets, LaCes' etc eli seI
IeceH with great care and will be sold al lbe Inv,
possible prices. 'O'u a' Tue lowest
STRAW Bonnets & Hats Repaired and Bleacbed
Ladies Dress Caps made to order
- All the Newest styles from PhiIadeinb,a a,d No.,
YORK. will be received as lhey come Out. '0 ''e"
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT John Flick is 20.
ing to open his Ice Cream Room next week
lie is now in the city laying in an extensive
assortment of foreign and domestic confection.
cry, which he Intends selling at reduced rates
French Candies, which he has been selling for
6O cts. will be reduced to so cts. The mere
ple's mouths water. '-''A0 peo-
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

NEW OIL SToRE.-We call attention 70 tbo
advertisement of Thompson & Co. oil Refn'
ers and dealers in Coal Oil and Coal oil Goods
az att; the corner of Second and Market streets
w WIImlngton. The firm is well known, has n
wells we earned reputation fer making excelIent
on, free from any danger of explosion, and
9 9ence merits the public patronage. Dealers ns
Iown the State can buy of them at lower rate
fIah ph tey can get the same quality of oil for in
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

:. an tine the lower part of New Castle county there
owing to the early setting in of winter ond ms ~
iateness OF the spring It is said that manv of
! me farmers, who always had surplus Of s f9oJ 4
nave now hardly any, and that scarcely q bneL
eI OF corn is to be found in the neigbborbood of
Delaware City and St Georges HOoo vi
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

= A colored man, belonging in Seaford. named
Benjamin Scott was knocked off the schooner
'JohT N, Thomas, Capt. Smith, off Turkey Point
on wednesday last, by stroke from the fore,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

The CoURT.-The Court of General Sessions
OF Peace and Jail Delivery, commenced in Sus-
sex on Monday, week. 1t commences in this
county on Monday next, the 9th inst, and in
New Castle on Monday the llth day of May.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

Delaware State Bonds, Bank Stocks and
town and city securities bought and sold on
commission: 7-30's converted into 5-2O's.W
Union Pacific Railroad Bonds bought and sold
ny John Mcl!ear & Son Bankers COZ Market
Street, Wilmington, Del
HARRIS Hay Fork Every farmer or
TarehouSe-man should have Harris & sons
Patent HARMON Hay-Fork By means of this
simple and cheap contrivance any quantity Of
hay, straw, or goods in bale, can be boisted
without danger of falling
Do"'t forget to write for Wyatt & Carrots
Circular of measurment No 62l Market Street
Wilmington Del y 0o'
20 Shares of Delaware CITY National Ranl
Stock for sale by Jno McLear & Son Banknrs
COZ Market Street Wilmington Del. Gold
wanted. '0i'
Mrs. Fanny T. Hoffeckcr has onopod fro
millinery store adjoining her residence on Main
ST. See adv. ''i''"
Remember Wyatt & CARROTS shirt m,npf,c
tqre; when you want white shirts No. 6oI
Market Street, Wilmington Del.
100 Shares of Delaware Railroad stool, for
sale at desirable investing rates hv John Nc.
Lear 4 Son, Bankers, GO7 Market streot
Wilmington, Del. May $50 Coupons bongbt
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

Temperance SERMON. BY request of the
Lodge of Good Templars. of this town a ser. m
mon on the subject of Temperance will be
preached in the NJ. E. Church, by the pastor,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

DIDN'T CONE. The Wallace Theatrical
troupe an itinerant concern, advertised 70 e~.
hlbIt here last week, but failed to come They
have exhibited in number of country town:
one of the last being Elkton, which thew %ef left
without paying the hotel, printing, and other
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DIED.

April 6th near this town, by accident JOHN S TRUAX in
dis 2sth year.
April 18TH in this town. LOUISA R.. wife of Rev Alex G.
Cumm and daughter OF Judge Hayes OF Lancaster Pa dor
merry OF Dover) aged about IS years.
April 2Oh, in Wilmingtor RACHEL wife or TI,,os C,.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

INJURED BY a CORN-SHELLER.- LITTLE son
OF Mrs. Elsie Cahoon, of Dover, had one Of his
arms very severely torn and lacerated by corn.
shelter on Monday last. y " '0i'-
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

Friend, can you tell me where I can GET
cheap and Good Suit of Clothes? YosS go a q
Phillips 4 FAIRIES, of course, that 5 easy enougb
answered 0'Ous
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &C., fro M
McLear Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
tations, April 81, 1868, at 3 o'clock 4:
CrOft's COIisfoot Rock Camdv.

Those suffering with COUGHS will fnd the abo, e
Innequalled for Coughs Principal depor in Smyrua,
hehry Beane's Fruu and Confectionery establish.
ment' Commerce street. Manulacrory
CROFT &. CO.. l27 North Second STREET,
ap22 I'm pm. .ntIp,,,
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

CIRCUS Gardner & Kenvon's Circus will
exhi it here next Monday. Old Dan has been
here so often that everybody knows him. See
advertisement. "'0
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

I'm MEs Is published every Wednesday afternoon nv
HosEfH H. HofFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor at s
fERMs-suBscRiFrIoy-one wear 50 m in .ar,u 40 ;,
NOT paa I the end of the paper discontinued until
Nlsars are paid-only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of Seven Cont,
ne the nrst Insertion; subsequent insertions Three.a
nual and yearly advertisers 80
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

1t believed that the Impeachment Trial will
be concluded and verdict given by Tuesday
of next week.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22


r, SOLDIER AND SAILORS CONVENTION
S Ini3 Convention met III Wilmington, on We'd
heSday afternoon last, and organized bv an
pointing Gen. A. T. A. Torbert, Cba;rmap
and Lieut.. ); A McAister, Secretary.
"A series OF resolutions were adopted amonp
which were the followinaa
heS0red, That State Executive Commit
tee, which shall consist of six members. be an.
pointed. NC "P-
Resolred, That we, soldiers and sailors Of
delaware, will not support anv party which
lalls 10 recognize the past services of the sol.
9ierS OF the Republic and their inst claims TO a
due participation in TIE affairs of the Govern
ment. o'0i"
Resolred, That we recognize in Cen II G
UFdht' brave, gallant, and patriotic soldier
whose valuable services in crushing the Rrhal'
non entltle him to the affection and regard of
all loyal people, and we believe him to be
Statesman emlnenty qualified to lead the peo
pie to victory in the approaching political cam
pagn. F'''N"- 0'''1'
R!esolred, That the delegates from this State
to the Soldiers and Sailors National Conven,
ton at Chicago be, and are hereby instructed
10 use all honorable efforts to secure the nomi
nation OF Gen. Ulysses S. Grant as the candi-
date OF the Union party.
committee OF SIX was appointed to name
. CAiiNoSOi EIlO reported the follow
ing named gentlemen, who were elected ''''"
=, DELEGATES.
= New w, Castle County. A. Fl. Grimshaw.
CCol. W; A: Lammot, Capt. J. S. Valentine
ffapt: apt: 7. Thurchman, Capt; G; II. Gallagher
Lieut.. >; Lewis, Sergt. E. B. Rice, Lieut.. s
\. McAIlister, A. w. Pierson, u. S. n. CAM
Benz. Nields, Capt R. +. Hayes. ~
hent County.--Gen. A. L. A. Torbert. Col
G' y. Massey, Major J. r. LoAand, Lieut.. r.
u; Smith Serst. j. KlingIer
coa Sussex County; y.;-Capt. W: Y. Swiggett,
Capt ). D. NAPLES, Capt. g. W. Joseph,
Cant L. B. Day, Sergt. G. Holland.
The State Executive Committee was an
pointed as follows: New Castle County-Capt.
D. ,. Valentine, Dr. j. P Wales Kent Co,
CCMaJ y K. Lofand, Col. G. V. Massey.
j. D. NAPLES. p''
r., On motion, Gen. Torbert was appointed
chairman Of the Delegation, and COL A. IL
Unmshaw Corresponding Member.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22
DIsTREssINa Ann F,rA1- Anrrnnnn Nd

DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mr.
John ;. Iruax, living on Mr. Geo. w. Cum.
m!ns' Rothwell Landing farm, about three
miles IRON town, came to his death very sud
denly, and under most distressing crcumstan-
ces' last Thursday. About 4 o'clock that af
terh90n ne went to the branch along the creek
10 XII bird for his little boy, who was sick
Ho shot one, which he sent to the house hv a
young man named Carrow, and continued his
pursuit, having another load to DISCHARGE.
Not returning at dark, his wife became uneasy.
and about eight O'Clock several persons went
to search for him. Most of the neigbbors waro
inquired of concerning him, and several of
them Joined in the search, which was contin-
ned until NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. success. Early
friday morning the search was resumed, and
finally, between five and six O'Clock. his bodv
was found IN dence thicket of underground
~ ~ the meadow prostrate upon his back, and
MS gun lylng across his breast. Upon exami,
nation the back part of his head was fnnnd 70
be nearly shot off, the load having entered inst
back OF the ear ON the right side The body
was submerged during most of the night. II is
thought, as the tide was unusually high. AZ
Ter removing the remains to the house. an in.
quest was held by Deputy Coroner TavIor bm,
nothing was elected by the evidence c3lcnIa tod
to throw any light on the cause of the acc;
oeht. 1he general impression is, that the rnn
was ulscharged In dragging it through thp
hes: which were 80 thick that it was amnst
to nenetrat them. He was MEM
Der OF the NJ E. Church, and few Young men sr in
ms community were more highly esteemed
A9 matter of note, it is stated that his fine.
raj, on Sunday, in this town, was one Of the
argeSt ever held here-l40 carriages formed
me n procession. He was the son of JAS. Trnav
g hsg' and was in his 2Sth year, He leaves a
WE daughter Of Samuel Hargadiue, J and one |
,mIl?. ,nn illN NE was insured for the sum of $5
N the ten year plan. ~" u NJ
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

The Annual Conference of the societies Of
the African Union Methodist P1et Prote9toU+ "
Church, in the States of Pennsylvon;a Doln %JmO
ware and New Jersey, will be held in the AZ
ncan Union Church, in Wilmington, on FRIDAY
npXt C-1 ~ : lIAoy
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22
THE MARKETS

Wheat, red, new ..s2.75 Beans. per bus. 3oo
white Potatoes, nca, 49,. Ia
Flour. per bbl., from Side Meat, iri IL. X
wagon. $l4O0 Lard. rd............. i.
Corn, (whtc) new,.. lilo ITams............ -
" yellow ".... LA Cotton Rag. &c per H.
"a meal. ......... l.20 Sweet Potatoes -. ? -
Rye.............. l.65 Butter. ........... 50
Oats. 90 Eggs, per doz...... 20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-Fo rrd
Wheat 81 55G12.G White Whrat e3.I5>r
$40. Rye is selling at SI.70Ga - r bush.
Yellow Corn, $l.24(0I.25. Oats -[a><c,
Cotton 2I(020c per 10.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

Phillips u FAIRIES have splendid assortment
OF Ready made Clothing. Selling chean
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

WE STUDY TO PLEAsE-Phillips & Faries'
motto. o'
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MARRIED,

April 9Th by the Rev. J. II. Gaylord Mr. ELI HAMMOND Of
MILFORD to Miss ABlSIIAR H. HOXIE of Lincoln. Del
April 7th' by Rev. Mr. Powell Mr. BLANCHARD SMITH Of
this town, and Miss ANNA NJ RASH of Pearson ,r,er in
this country. "
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

A nice assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres
In the Custom Dept of Phillips & FAIRIES.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

ESTRY The following named gentlemen
were elected Vestrymen of St. Peters Church
on Faster Monday: G. w. Cummins. Dr. "
GumminS, Il. B. Pennington. John G. Stocklv
>; Howard Peterson, John G. BRYAN, VIM q
Mitchell, VIM. Stubs, Alven Allen.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

baked every day. ""' OuS'@roS
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GAS

The ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockbolder.
of the Smyrna Coal Gas Company, will be beld -
!he oihce OF the Secretary on the FIRST MONDAY
o'clock, P. NJ. atwhch time seven direc,orS .,;I I
elected to serve the ensuing year, and The Tren. DC
rcrs report presented showng the presen,
of the Works, finances, sc. F''e"' condition
April Goth lS6s.-tm "om MINIS
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Eor Ren+

o5 SooD ~ STABLE, on North st. ApnIv 70
- I'll. b. PENNINGTON.
FAIRIES keeps everything in the furniture Iire-
Examine his stock. ''' 'u'"''u'o iIe'-
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22

D, Trunks Travelling Bags and Valises, at
Smyrna times., 1868-04-22
THE PLACE
10 Find What You WantnOw.
JOHN BAYLIS' STORE
COMMERCE. ST., bel. Market,
SMYRNA, DEL.


SMYRNA, DEL.
lie has Just returned from the CITY with beau,;G,II
selected stock, that is not e1ceIIed in The Iorn t
hIeatness, cheapness and durability, He has fuII
line OF Dry Goods, consisting of '1''
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Prinis, Delains, AIpacas, FIanneIs, Light RaImo-oI
oAlr1s lor summer wear, from 81 .25 to $3.50 Musus
Vi All grauhs aud prices Cassimeres from 81 cents
yard TO $3.50. CottOnades and Boys Wear, of nil
klnus' N0tlons and full line Of White Goods such
as lfIsh Linens Cambrcs, Swiss Plaid Muslins and
Ver' hne White Goods. for Ladies dresses nocket
nandkerchleis all prices. Barege, for wells GEMS
NecSlles and Paper Collars. Also full line of Gro.
ceres Queensware. Brushes, BrOoms Buckets. Tnbs
Ropes, Baskets, Earlhenware &C. O''
NY motto is quick sales and small profits and will
not De undersod in anything that will compare in
stVle or quality Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. JOHN RAVIiS A"se
ap22 SI '' -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

manufactured by Todd Il. Dement,,
Dixon, Lee County, Illinois. mi.
plow is manufactured of new kind Of
steel, made expressly to our order,
having experimental for more than i
year before we brought 1t to perfection,
lts nature being such that we are eua.
shled to make a harder mould board
tian any that has been offered to the
public OK F.a, ~.
We feel confident that 1t will answar
the want that has been SO much felt
In some localities for plow that will
scour. We warrant it TO give sat;,fac.
ton, and sconr in any soil that is drv
enough to be cultivated. We areaware
that hardened Steel Flows are orten
unreliable, but a trial Of this piow can
pe made with a chisel and hammer
The Mould Board of this plow IL mol.
ishedr before hardening--we do not
brighten it by putting it on the emery
Wheel the second time, as it has a ten.
deney to injure the temper, it will soon
become bright itself. This plow nm
doubtediy is the very best blow ever of.
Tered to the farmers in the west.
~ & ss.ig.' TODD & DEMENT,.
For sale by Thompson & Co.. Cedar
Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

GROWTH OF THE
last number Of the Union contains n
full and complete statement of the
growth Manchester for the past four
years. 1t is quite a creditable showing
and the editor Of the Onion is not slow
to tell just what he thinks about it.
II LS}LjH - -tv-----r----s7 I'll = w
CoNvENTIoN.-We print elsewhere
the call for the Republican County con.
vention for April 25th.
The convention has been called 10
elect delegates both to the State and
Congressional conventions. at the same
time. eaas& sts.@@ 't t"''h'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

a@ 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. fr
Will sell part on time.
Also pair of young horses for sale
on nine months time.
w 8 RRowN-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

Hg DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.--The CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Martin White, G, L. Stearns and An
drew Shear, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent of all parties. The
fifni will continue under the name oil
Maftin white 4 Go.
All persons knowing themselves in
debtcd to the late firm will call and
settle Immediately.
MARTIN WHITE,
@. i. ETEARNs,
ANDREW SHEAR.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

VOUN9S GREAT PSYCHOLOGICAL WORK an
u Every one his own Doctor-Being . Privste In
siructor for Married Persons those about 10 Marry
both Nsh snA fsrals, " sserythpg~ concerning IL
phyMcfoey and resatsoosof COR sexuafsy STEM and The
Production o. PreveHtion o. ospring including ali the
guage BY WV. YoUxa, NJ ID. This 10 really valuable
and Interesting work II % written In plain Ianguaxe
TOR the General rcAder sn illustrated with upwars
OF one hundred engrayngs All young married veoui-
those contemplating marriage and having shs ieas
impedmegt temarrisd We. should rad thlgboek. n
With still 10 book thai asuRt be locked M mi Ma
lie about the hoase. II viii be sent any ore on r.
ssaRs VI s; sss,s 4ss;ss, Ri ~; sssps
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

HONORABLE DEALING.-On the 21st
of March, 1866, l insured my dwelling
in the Cedar Valley Insurance COM
pany, of Cedar Falls. On the Sth of
January my house took fire, doing con-
siderable damage. j at once notified
the Company, requesting them to send
blanks to make out proof. By return
mail received an answer from the
President, saying that some one would
call and settle my loss within 80 days.
This 31st day of January, 1868, Mr..
Chas. Myers, General Agent of the
Company, has paid me my claim in
full. s. Brown.
Belle Plain, Benton Co., Jan. 31st,
1868. Il, n. ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

DEr House AND THREE LoTs FOR
SALE.--A good brick house and three
lots for sale at low figures, situated on
block directly cast of the Episcopal
church. sN +
There is good barn on the premises
and large amount of bearing shrub
berry and fruit trees. s~s
Will take team i'm part payment,
and give time on part. aa az
w. S. BRowN. Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

u STORMY MARCH. = Heavy storms
have been experienced i'm the East,
North and South Of US during the past
fortnight, but we have very fortunate
ly escaped them all. Last Saturday,
while we We're having warm summer
weather, a severe snow storm was pre-
vailing i'm Pennsylvania and New
York which lasted sixteen hours. Our
spring thus far has been remarkably
mild. The frost is out of the ground,
and farmers were busy during the ear
ly part Of this week sowing wheat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-03-27

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF ARSON. -
Charles Altwine, saloon keeper. next
door TO Hunt 4 Howland's Agricultur-
al Warehouse, was arrested last Tues
day on suspicion or having set fire to
the buildings that were burnt on the
morning of the 18th, and was taken
before Justice Chapman for tlial. The
trial lasted two days. The accused
was discharged, the justice deeiilfng
that the evidence showed that arsoa
had been committed. but that the evil
dence produced was not sufficient to
prove that defendant had committed
the deed.SE kl'EEtE gFEgks /