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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
A maIarIoua Month.

March, that gives us new President, IL also The
inaugural month of many harassing disorders.
Entanglcd in its fogs are t.sc seedg OF conghs.
colds, and OF that alienation on frfgidity and fire.
more widely known than admired, called fever
and agne. The only way TO avoid these little nm
pleassntresses, Il 10 render the system strong
| enough to fght or the atmospheric poison that
produces them, and the best way TO endow II
with this repellaHt power IL to tone 1t VITA HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BTTTERS.
liza wayfhrcr were crcdibly informed that ruff.
fan was waiting at the next corner, he would
doubtless turn in his track and take safer route
TO bis destination. With just about the same
amount Of trouble, the attacks OF diseases preya-
lent at this season may be eyaded. Nay, the
trouble viii be less, for drug stores lie In every
ont's route, and every respectable druggist I'll tho
Union keeps on hand IIosTETTER's BiTTERs.
The article Il staple OF trade and II would be as
easy TO 6pd grocery without sugar, AZ the store
Of an apoihecary without this popular tonic rem
edy.
In view OF the experiences or TIE nation with re-
gard to the article, during the space OF twenty
ycars IL seems almost unnecessary. to recapitulate
il merits TO Americans. But as our population IL
Increasing Ut the rate OF q couple Of millions d
year, in the natural way and BY immigration, IL
mny be AZ well to hint to the rising generation
and new arrivals, tthe old settlers know all about
IT, that HosrETFER's STOMACH Buffers ID
the most wholesome and potent vegetable tonic
ever manufactured that 1t Is speciac for debili
ty, dyspepsia, biliouaness, and miasmatic fcycrs
that II prevents Nv well as curca, these complaints
and their complications; that 1t IA not bad TO
take" aud il adequately harmless
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

Bill Of +. McQuaid for balance due
him for work on main street guttSis
was presented and OH motion referred
to committee Oh claims,
The report ofStreet Commissioner
for past year was then read, and OH
motion was accepted and placed on
file.
On motion of Aid. Miller The Mayor
and Aid. HOtchkiss, were appointed
a committee TO examine Treasurer's
account for past year and report at
next meeting.
Aid. Miller than offered the follow.
ing resolution.
Resolved, That for the next year
the Mayor be paid as a salary the
sum of 5000, and to each council
man the SUN of one dollar for each
meeting of the council which he shall
attend, Provided, that in case of the
absence of any councilman from such
meeting, he shall pay fns Of one
dollar for every meeting which he
shall be so absent.
Ayes.--Wallace, Benjamin, Miller,
Knapp, French, Nicely, notchklss
and Overman. Adopted. :"
The following councilmen elect,
being duly sworn into office took their
seats in the council. f-@-.# #
c. Ii. Stilson, L. n. Kellogg, 10.
siah Thompson. IN
On motion Council adjourned.
-..'gF. a. BRYANT,
Attest: 1854 eMN#A# Mayor.
FRANK Nicely,
City Clerk. a.-r...s. . 81.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

LAST LECTURE OF THE COURSE
Last Monday evening witnessed the
fRatcof our winter couHseof lectures.
We doubt if any association of the
kind in the country has been more
I highly favored. First in the list,
came Collyer with his quaint Scottish
originality and his incompatible
"Clear Grit.o Howard, the brave
Christian soldier, relating his marked
and varied army experiences, fol.
lowed by the Independent editor
orator and thinker-Theodore Til.
ton-with his theories of "True
craftsmanship Last, though by
no means least, b. II. Taylor, the in.
imitable word painter, leading his
attentive audience into the purel
realms of imagination by his spark.
ling diamonds Of thought. ~ Al )
To one who can appreciate only
logical argument Mr., Taylor's lee
ture may have been u disappoint
nient, but as Tx. Marvel expresses
it "Dreamland will never be ex haust.
ed until we enter the land Of dreams
and until in 'shuffling off this NOR,
tai coil, thought will become fact
and all facts will become thought
The speaker maintained that the
greatest gift of God To man was i'm.
agination, and are we ready to dis
pute 1t when we call to mind thai
even the most prosaic among Us
dwell upon those faucies which war;
our frail hulks toward the ocean o.
the Infinite. While listening to his
dazzling plcturings we could more
fully appreciate the assertion of Mr.
Mitchell that life is bundle of hints
each suggesting actual and positive
development, but rarely reaching
! il.
The large proportion of the audi.
ence were familiar with writings oil
Mr.. Taylor and therefore were pre-
pared to enjoy the rich treat which
was given. His lecture pleased every
one, we doubt not, although 1t left
little. to be remembered after he
had finished; it was a collection OF
literary gems presented i'm all the
beauty that fancy could picture.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
ID. ". MASON,
Pastor Baptist Church,
Cedar Falls,

SEND PAPERS EAST.--The numer-
Gus letters which we are i'm receipt
of requesting copies of the GAzE1 TIE
show beyond question that the peo-
pie in all parts of the Union are look
ing this way for homes. We are
glad to receive these calls. for extra
copies for they bring the enquirers In
many instances to settle among us.
How often have persons said to
us awe had the reading of your pa
per before we came here TO settle"
In the rapid immigration to our
State, 1t is the local press which has
done the work. They have had the
rich advantages Of the several local
tiles spread before them i'm such a
manner that in reading they have
seen 1t to their advantage to leave
the worn out burrows of the eastern
States. The State Register, in an
able article on this subject justly as
serts that "All that has been done I'm
advertising Iowa, has been done by
the press. Our State government
has never done anything to make
known to the world the natural SUI
periority, the boundless resources,
the commercial location and the un-
surpassed richness of the soil of the
State. While all the Western States
have been scattering descriptive
pamphlets and books broadcast
over the earth, and sending migrant
agents in every direction from which
migrants come, Iowa has simply re-
lied upon Its local press, and done
nothing In an official capacity or at
official expense. The work has de-
volved upon the journalists alone,
and nobly have they performed it,
| To them can bc justly attributed the
lions share of the praise for the rap
id developemcnt and marvellous ad-
vancement OF the State. They are
the men who have made Iowa a big
place on the map; who have peopled
1t with an enterprislrg population ;
who have brought It's prairies under
the dominion of the pillow aud
tracked them with eighteen hundred
miles of railway; who have re-
deemed IL from the red mans rule
and placed 1t where 1t now stands
the fairest, freest State of the sister.
hood and the garden of American
| apriculturer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
FALLS CHURCHES.

BkPTTST-Corncr OF Main and 9Th Streets. Rev
D. T. Mason Pastor. Services every Sabbath q
OF A. NJ. and IL r. NJ. Sabbath School at II NJ
NETHODIST-Corrar Washington and 9TH St
Rev II. W KccleT u. D.. Pastor Services evcry
Sabbath at iOlT 4. NJ. and IA p. N. Sabbath
School at 2 4. VI.
PRESBYTERIAN Street between 9th
and 9TH. Rev n. Russell Pastor. Services every
Sabbath At l04i 4, NJ. and ~ 7. NJ. Sabbath
School at II VI.
CONGREG ALTON AI,-Corncr Clay and 9Th st.
Rev l.. Is. Fined Pastor. Services every sabbath
atrlT A. NJ and 81 L. u. Sabbath School al
laM.
EPTSCOPAT--Corner OF Main and 7th Streets
Rev g D. Day Rector. Services every sabbath
II s o'clock F. II. Sabbath School st . 4. NJ.
CATHOIC-wsshiurto Street between It'll
and sth. Father T r. Gum. Services every Sab
oath at 1. II. and i01i A. ". Sabbath schoo
Al - Il.
GERMAN LUTUERAT-Frcnonts Street, Rev
e. 4. List Pastor. Services every Sabbath q
iu9s 4. NJ.
Corner OF Franklin and 9Th
strnets, Rev T. J. Schultz Pastor. Services every
Sabbath ut t0n A. NJ. and IL Y. d. Sabbath
school at 7. u.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

edge Of the Greek text. I am no
constituted champion of the Bible
Union. What have written on the
subject have written in behalf of
candor aud justice. 81
Mr.. Bowman attacks the Baptists
also, SO | must write wCrd for my
self. lie says those who are dieter
mined 60 helieveimmersion had better
keep as far from the Greek und He
brew text as possible.n The Hebrew
has nothing at all to do with Baptist
distinctive views. The command,
"be baptizedn and the example of
baptism were not written In Hebrew,
but in Greek. In DeTIange's new
Commentary, edited by Philip Shaft,
regarded by scholars of all demon
nations as among the most learned
aud critical extant, we read In Matt.
3: IL, ~, indeed, immerse you In wa
ter. He shall immerse you In the
Holy Ghost and in fire. eHe will
either entirely immerse you In the
Holy Ghost ~ Deaitcats or, II i1lpeni-
tent, He will overwhelm you with
the fire of Judgment and at last with
hell>fre.n a. -asE eE
Why does Mr.. B. appeal tothe de-
scent of the Spirit at Pentecost to
prove sprinkling? Are there no ex-
amples of water baptism in the Tes-
lament by which one may learn how
that ordinance should be admins
tered? Do not Methodist and others
believe the immersion Of beiiercrs to
he Divine ordinance from heaven ?
DO they not practice 1t and recognize
it by receiving immersed, believers In
TO their churches and to the Lords
table? Why do they oppose 1t? Bap.
lists believe the sprinkling of adults
or infants, believers or unbelievers,
to be relic of Popery and without
warrant by precept or example in
Scripture. They cannot, therefore,
teach, practice or In any way recog-
niZe it.
If l am at fault in quoting the Lam
guage of the Christian Aduocatc,
am In good company. The same
quotation may be found in the latest
report of the Bible Union. A copy
of the report may be had by sending
to VIM. II. Wyckoff, Secretary, New
York. .. ...
Yours truly,
ID. Y. MASON, 81
Pastor Baptist Church,
Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

CEDAR Cry SCHooL.-The patrons
of Cedar City Independent School
District have been repairing, enlarg-
ing and vastly improving their school
building during the past year. 1t is
now arranged for two departments,
change which was much needed. -
The school during the past winter
has been under the charge Of A. III.
Nye, assisted the greater part of the
time by Mrs. Nye, but at present by
Mr.. Benedict. The total number In
attendance during the term have ex-
ceeded 100 scholars. The school Is in
a very prosperous condition. Thor
ough discipline and instruction are
being successfully forced and rapid
Announcements have been made in the
different branchestaught. The school
under the mastery skill or Mr.. Nye
could not have done otherwise. The
present term closes TO. day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

IMPRovEMENTs.-The latest im-
provement in Hoop Skirts-Jnst In
Notwithstanding entirely newt
is Called the Expansive S,zirt,n and
is so arranged that IL can be made
any size that is desired, at the same
time preserving its shape and sym
metry. Ladies, do not fail to call on
Miller, Wilson Dc Co., and see the new
Skirt, Day & Horizons Expansive,
also the Silver Wire Hoop Skirt, be-
fore making purchase Of any other
kind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
SUPERVISORS.

fflon-N. s. Boyles.
ESa Waterloo D. y. Champlin-
RGtsrloO-L. A. Cobb.
Ibyner--I T. Corwin.
Csaiar Fytl!s-S. III. Rovnd, |. ID. Gilkey. ..
big CIssk--Jesse WATSON.
IssteT-Chas. Robinson.
tsddr--C. Close.
lTashiaQton--Alonzo Norris.
BsaaiaJtoa-H. p. Homer.
Lsaeoin--G. w. Humphreys.
SprinJ Cresk--J. jackson.
F01-u j. McCerd.
EuJfs-Damon Mott.
Orda1s--L b. shepard.
RnrctGv-J. ID. Abbott.
Btnck Rdrk-Byron Sergeant
HI Tsrn0a--A. T. Webster.
Regular Sessions of the Board--F1rst Monday
January, June and September.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

PLANT SHADE TREEs.-It is time
to prepare for planting shade trees,
and We hope our citizens will not al
low the season to pass by unimprov-
ed. When the frost is out of the
ground the sooner the better for the
growth Of the trees. What has made
our city so attractive to strangers
during the summer months is the
pains which our citizens have taken
in the planting and care of all varie-
ties of trees and shrubbery in the
past, and an increased effort this year
would make marked improvement.
Let the'preper season be we'll improv-
ed. The same advice is applicable to
the farmers on the bleak prairies.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

LATEST. The contest on son-strokes
is now between Main and Franklin
streets. Mrs. Kuillard made her
husband laugh, 1t is said, by present
ing him with a couplet of boys last
Monday night, the two "kicking the
beam" at sirtee'a pounds ard three
quarters.
The Grundy atlas tries to throw
our item in the shade with the state
ment that Mrs. George Bagley, 1iv-
ing on the north fork of the Black
Hawk, recently presented her liege
lord three children at one birth-two
girls and g boy-weighing in the ag-
gregate Is pounds. You don't beat us
Mr.. Atl0s; its the solid infantry that
counts in battle.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12


To BUSINESS AqAtT.--We ore
pleased to announce to the. public
that William Ireland, the wide
awake Merchant Tailor is not going
to leave Cedar Falls !" as much Us he
was" Having been east for the pur-
pose OF purchasing goods, he will
open out anew at his old stand In a
few days with a choice stock of every
thing in his line of business. We
need not announce that Ireland will
have the best goods that could be
found in the eastern market, as that
Is known to be his style Of doing bus
mess. Look for the opening of the
new stock. e..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

rn- Two of the best housesin New
York city are furnishing Wise 81
Bryant. their Spring Stock OF Wall
Paper and Curtains, part of which
is already displayed. Call and ex-
anime our stock. Will take orders
for the New Wood Hangings. Call
and see samples. ...s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

VELoC1PEDE.-We stop the press
to announce the appearance on our
streets yesterday, of q velocipede,
manufactured by our ingenious
townsmen-the Overman Bros. 1t
caused intense excitement, rivaling
in interest the most gigantic dog
fight we ever witnessed. The an
nouncement of Grants Cabinet was
nowhere to be compared with it.
More anon. ....................e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

TEETH. TEETH! TEETH. For
the incest kind of Set of Teeth,
call on DIR. II. NJ. Adams, who has
had an experience of over twenty
years in the practice. of Dentistry.
He guarantees a fit in all cases, and
charges only from S. to Ss5 per set.
Rooms Ist door west of the Inman
House. g31yI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

SwINDLERS.-We notice that 9
number of our exchanges are still
publishing the advertisement of apo.
lands White Pine Compound" Per.
haps it would be of interest to them
to know that G.. Damon e. Co. ot
Chicago, advertising agents for said
medicine are swindlers. We would
like to see them dosed on Poland's
Compound" until their consclences
would no longer allow them to swim
die printers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

RETIREp.-Mr. Tracy announces
his cease" rs editor and co-propri.
etor of the Grundy County AHos
Mr.. Peckham having purchased his
interest. We trust that our friend
Tracy's brief association with the
craft has not dcmoralized him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

The First regular term of the lows
agricultural college VIII open on
Wednesday, March 18th, 1869. All
who feel an interest in the Institu,
ton are respectfully sinyited to be
present.
Trains will stop at-the college farm
at the following times:a Going West
-6:45 A. NJ. and $50 p MI. Going
East-0:l0 A. NJ. and STOP. M.
By Order OF Board OF Trustees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
Council HALL. March 4. 1860.

Council HALL, March 4, 1860.
Regular meeting City Council. +,
A. Bryant, Mayor. Presiding. -
Present, Wallace, Sriison, Benja.
min. Kellogg, French, Thorn pson,
Hotchkiss.
On motion of Aid. Benjamin, L. A.
Hotchkiss- was unanimosly elected
President, protein, for the ensuing
year. -Ea Mt6E HE.#EtmsE
On motion of Aid. Wallace. Frank
Nicely was unanimosIy elected as city
clerk for the ensuing year.
q. q. Knapp, Treasurer elect, and
j. J. Royce, Marshal elect, being du.
ly sworn presented their official
bonds, which were approved and
placed on file.
On motion Of Aid. Wallace, it was
voted that the city Clerk receive az
salary 500, for the ensuing year.
1yes. Wallace, Benjamin, Still.
son. kellogg, French, Thompson,
Hotchkfss. Carried.
On motion of AID. French 1t was
voted that the Marshal receive $500
and the. TreasurerS5o, as salary for
the ensuing year.
hyes.-Wallaoe, Benjamin, Still.
son, kellogg, French, Thompson,
Hotchkiss. Carried.
On motion council adjourned.
L. A. BRYANT, Mayor.
Attest:
FRANK NEEr,y C,itv (,iarl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

Now IS YOUR TIME.-Miller, Will
son & Co. offer their entire stock OF
Splendid Dress Goods, consisting in
part of Empress Cloths, Alapacas,
Poplins, &c, &C., at greatly reduced
prices, to close the lot and make room
for the Mammoth Stock of Spring
Goods,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12
CITY OFFICERS,

Rayor-Dr. r. A. BRYANT.
Aldermsa, let WGrd-C. b. Silicon, Franz
Wallace.
Aldermen, ID Fard-J. NJ. Benjamin, II. c
Hunt.
Alfernsn, 3D. T1rd-T. N. Kellogg, T. l.
French.
Aldermen, an Ucrd-Josiah Thompson, r. A
1Tchktss.
City Trs1sHrsr-C. G. Knapp.
Cuy Cisrk--Frank Nicely.
Ctty H1rsh1L-J J. Royce.
CIV Courril rnsats first T'hursday IN each month
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

CEDAR FALLS NURsERY.-16, 900
First Glass, l and 2 year old, Apple
Trees For Sale. Nursery is on West
Side of the River and J miles East
of Cedar Falls, on Waterloo road.
50w5 II. L, SPEER & Bro.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-12

MORE RoOM.-The demand for store
rooms in Cedar Falls during the past
few weeks has been brisk. Every
available building is heing occupied
and in some instances two firms are
compelled to occupy one room. 1t is
evident that we need moro business
houses. Strangers are arriving al
most daily looking for locations to
open out in business. Mrs. Mullar-
ky is making arrangements to put up
brick front to her building next to
+. N. Chase's fruit Bazaar, as soon as
the weather will permit. When fin.
ished it will make a very desirable
store room.