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The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

SAN FRANCESCA, Feb. 4.-Late Ari-
zona intelligence says that friendly
Indians state that the Apaches and
Wallahays are preparing for, vigorous
raids on the roads leading from Pres.
colt to Colorado river, A military
escort is still necessary to protect
the mail riders. 20 -, s., ss7's =. ....s. /,
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
IND. FR ID Az. FEBRUARY 8. 1869
schenck seoke n fasd7r of Ms resolution

Schenck Spoke IN faYOf OF us TesOI uIIOu
for Withholding from Mthe UniOna Pacific
Railroad a portion of the bonds, until the
com pletion of the road as first class rail-
road.
kellogg, of FPennyy ylvanfa,s res umed the
discussion of the report of Special CommiS-
siOner Wells, which he characterized as
full of plausible facts.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
Ell ROP
by fIze Atlantic Telegraph
<lIsi.1-1 0t


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ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 4-Dispatehes
from Athens announce the probable
adherance eff Greece to the protocal
of the Conference. Jt;JJ4 khf
LONDON. February 4-The appeal
recently made In the case of Castillo,
the American citizen convicted OF
completely In Fenian revolts, has been
denied. t.s.. ... ~ a-r-
SPAIN.
MADRID, February 4. Bands of
Carllsts have made their appearance
in Caleota. They came from the val
ley Of Andora and fLeek to produce a
rising against theProvisional Govern
ment. Troops have been sent QUITO
disperse themgq 3fsE9e ESD -faf -NQa ls
The press of the city, fearing civil
war, urge the Government to take
active measures and the people to
unite against the reactionary party.
FRANCE. ...s,...z
PARIS, February 4-Late South
American advices. say il is reported
that the Brazilian forces have gone to
ASCENSION to establish provisional
government. 10 sIsasa ssl. Eng sla slsi2
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A large
dry goods .jobbiog house failed here
to day. Liabilities 100000, $4,000
of which are due on house in this
CITY. .Lil.E. ~ ..Iaalt a--a..t - .s.l--.. 81
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LoUIsvILIE, Feb. 4.
Ei EioUR-Superfine s5 750e 25. lng le $50
WHEAT-sI 7OQI 75
OaT5-6la63c.
C0RN--G2d65c.
RYE-Sl 43Gl E. $685.. ...l l8iaas8.s5 7. 3 e.
MESS PORK So 00l32 5O.-.............-..r raL
LARD-2lc.
3AcoN = Shoulders 1f51GI5c, clear lfb
si4ss ql 4o9io4c. and clear sides Is1Za lSI<c
.i 70 iLsk Lk MEATs-ShOuldeIs f35<M14c: clear
alI aip sdass l9sl74c, and clear sides
WHIsKY-Raw free. g9ag7e lI
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

The Park BanE RObBeF Sentenced
Report Of the Metropolitan Police
-EEasiOBs Of IdteFnal Revenue
Tax by Bankers-MOre Revenue
DsTFaH eFs Arrested.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

MoNrREArs. Feb. 4.-While a. con-
cert and ball at st. Patrick's Hall was
in progress last night, 1000 persons
being present, cry was raised that
the roof was giving way. All rushed
to the street, but. while the last were
getting out it fell with 6 crash. Sew
eral persons were injured, but It is
hoped none were killed.
The snow storm continues with
great fury. Travel is suspended. Il
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 4.-Lewis
Davis was hanged at II 30. r. NJ. to-
day in-the Cuyhoga County Jail, for
the murder of ID. p. Stanner, Of Inde-
pendence, last September.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

The revenne STEAMER Waganda, from
SiLka, arrived at Victoria January 18th,
en- route to san Francisco, for repalrs,
having struck rock not laid down in the
charts.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

in aid Of a branch of the Central Pacific
Raisroad TO Portland. Oregon. Recommlt-
ted. - .
E-A bill amending the act for the sale of
the ARSENAL grounds at st. Louis was
passed.
A bill to Iegalize certain land approprla-
tions and agricultural scrip was discussed
and fabled.
AdJOuned.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

We feel agsunad, ave have facilities % COM
pate with any house in tho country.
We receive our QHeemsware direct fr0m
the Patterics Of stanordshirc England.
via New orleans and Now York hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong % our eastopofs.
Having cOinpleiei nrraugeiHenis with
MEAKtN BROS. a co, of aiaflordthlre.
England, for the lcXCIHsIVE CONTROL
for this market or their cello eJrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now propar od &
supply Che trade.
so Consult your own Interest by exam
lining our stock before purcneslng elsc-
where. lanl
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
xLth CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.

CONGRE-sKONAL...
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

A few private bills were passed.
The bill TO amend the act granting lands
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
HOUSE.

Petitions-From Geuevieve Lodge
269. Independent Order of Temper
ance, on the subject of q prohibitory
Bills and Resolutions Iniroduced-
House bill No. l33, for the relief OF
Thomas Hays, returning purchase
money paid for swamp land In Jack
son Countva at4t Fst' 's'-a
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
QUE EMS WARE.
&LA - WAR e
Lamps, Looking -GIaSses,

JAMES NJ. wABREN, having re.pur-
chased his former Interest of NJ. lrenniug.
ESQ, ana as we have aold our Interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE. and also removed onf
stock nom the Old stand No. D. Main ait,
thus concentrating our entire RESOURCES ih
the commodions MARBLE FRoNr
BUiLDING..
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05

House bill No. 1876, creating lien
m real estate sold for taxes by county
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

FAIRBANKS. SCALES.

L. HALE & BROTHER. WHOLESALE Furni-
~ ture. 10. ~. IL & 10 y. Canal Street. ChGa-
20 Send for price Int.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
Sue Murphy.

The coming woman in the Senate
kof the United States is Miss Sue Muir.
sphv, of Decatur, Alabama, who
8claims, on the ground of loyalty dur
@ing the war, payment for her house
(which was found necessary to destroy
i'm The building of Qualifications. Her
damages are laid a. 1000. A bill to
spay her claim hes caused much de-
bate in the Senate, irasmuch rs ii
involves great question and opens
the way, il allowed, for on amending
catalogue Of claims THAT would take
millions of dollars out Of the treasu.
ry. Admitting her pretended loyal
It's to he genuine, which is certainly
to he questioned. the Senate had
Smuch better do injustice to one indi-
viduaI than establish n precedent that
would turn the government into u gil
gantic system Of log rolling legisla-
ton for mutual plumber. II may he
that this modest claim in petticoats
will he allowed, but we trust not
Repeated efforts have thus far been
of no avail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
TIE GAZE / 7 z
tTkc Conflict Of Author
ity. ~

Judge Drummond, of the L. s
Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
trict of Illinois, has given an opin.
ion in relation to the conflict Of al.
thoriiy between Tire courts of lows
md those Of the United States, Che
spccial case being for The issue Of Al,
attachment against the members OF
she Lee County BOARD of Surervi-
sors. they having refused TO obey an
order Of the United States Courts, re-
uuiring them to levy tax 10 pay the
accrued interest on certain rail road
bonds of that county. The Barring
hon IFnrkeyc. containing the opin-
ion of Judge Drummond, says 1.-THE
Defect Of this decision will be to sub
A'ject the members of that board To-
."arrest and appearance before the
"Unitcd States Court to answer for
E.their contempt Of its mandate, and
"the penalty may be severe"
The Harkeye takes sensible view
OF this conflict Of authority when it
pronounces it unfortunate, vexatious
and expensive.
A position assumed by the people
sof Iowa against the supreme author
&ity of the United States Court would
Unnecessarily Insure defeat and humili-
Ration, The people of Iowa do not
want 10 assume what they will he
compelled to back down from. That
has not been our manner of doing
slhiugs,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
iowa News.

A Bloomfield smoker was troubled
for a week by leaving his favorits
pipe on his seat i'm church OH Sun
day.
Work on the rail road bridge at
Council Bluffs has been commenced.
Olive Logan is lecturing in this
State.
The State Reform School has TWEEN:
ty inmates.
Muscatinc proposes the capital idea
o. electing their Post Master.
A boy died i'm Nashua last week
from the effects of swallowing a
pin. ...
Clinton sawed 81, 900, s57 feet Of lum-
Der last year.
Tie Montana Standard Office
caught fire last week, but was detec-
ted in time to save injury.
Two men were lynched nj Sydney,
Fremont County OIL the 18th.
The Methodist missionary contri-
buttons i'm Iowa the past year were !:
Des Moimes conference, S5,6S5 n !;
iowa, Slo,57l So; Upper Iowa, S10,-
SOL.
a youngster upat Iowa Falls stole n
wagon load of wheat and sold it. He
was arrested bat settled up the mat
ter and left for other parts.
Eek Attorney General Allen, of
Tama Co., died lately at the insane
asylu where he had been for some
time past.
\ cir! up in Greene County having
been Tilted hy naughty fellow, did
not act the fool and take poison, but
took stick of wood aud belted him
over the head. .s....
The soldiers Of the "a Iowa Infant.
ry are entitled to fourteen dollars and
twenty five cents Oh account of the
gray uniform.
The Congregationalists Of Nashua
are completing their fine church,
despite the difficulties of winter.
The iron is now down on our rail
road To within three miles of town.
Clear the track Webster City Free
maa. .....a
Usage is to have a course Of literary
lectures.
The Moot Congress of Winterse,
decided not to remand Georgia back
to II provisional government. IT'S
we'll.
The Dubuque Times says: Mrs
J. A. Fuller presented her husband
yesterday with $1,000, that is to say
with twins, both boys, which accord
ing To the popular estimate are wertli
that much. Friend j. AS house
undoubtedly would please Rober.
Coliy err. us it is getting Fuller and
Fuller"
Several car loads of wheat en- route
FOR Europe f1oni Iowa, arrived 10y the
Illinois Central Rail Road to-day,
and are now being transferred to bar.
yes by the Elevator Company. This
Is part of 3GQ, 900 buslieI contract for
Liverpool, all of which will pass
through Cairo down tie Mississippi.
Cairo Bulletin, January 8.
| On the 18th inst, Daniel Horn, an
enploye in the steam Touring mill
of McAlee d. Grant, Marion, WAS
caught in the machinery aud before
he could be removed, WAS crushed u
death. " aaas= n.a.f.e- .aa<
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

7 1VOEN-NV WIN II IN
WHITTakERG RAYMGND Plastic slate ROOF.
W ing slate elt 4 Comp. roofing & sh lathins
lclt coal tar, fitch, Paints, Oils. 1856 Washington
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

DoWEN. WHITMAN & WINSL0W. Whole
ID sale Dry Goods. Woolens and Notions, Is 4
II Randolph St, large stock and low prices.
CALE& VAN WICK Dealers in Dry Goods,
W Woelens. and Notions ut Wbolesae. Stock
well selected and sold at bottom prices. So Lake St.
g D.JACKSON Il Co. Wholesale Dress Goods
-. White Goods. Notions, Hosiery, Woolens.
Furnishing Goods, &c, 80 and "a Wabash Ave,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
New Advertisements.
ESTRAY.

I'D II "A I.
TENAKEN Up by VI. NJ. Miller. in Union town
I ship. Black iiaT& county. Iowa. Oh the nth
day Of November. 1858. One White Haifgr medi.
um size. with hall crop on upper part of right csr
Appraised N $40 G. 4 EBEhHART
Clerk of District Court.
Waterloo. Jan I, 1863.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

II il hoped that our members OF
Congress will relieve our country Of
the great abuse of the Franking Priv
ilege. why the country should be
taxed thousands of dollars to carry
the mail matter OF our Senators and
Representatives any more than for
lother individuals is IN enigma. -
There are already too many induce
ments to go TO Washington.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

,eley has bought a new coat.

Greeley has bought new coat.
! London will soon count 1000, 0oC
Inhabitants.
Pork buyers report the country
drained of hogs.
Hair Albums are a novelty in New
York.
Organists get 5000 a year in Bos,
ton.
Surratt is writing a book on the
assassination. -.Ta.....a
Spain has 10000, 600 inhabitants.
The Union Pacific Railroad reached
the l,00dth mile post on the 2lst.
Debt of Massachusetts is S27,735,-
SO. ....
Florida orange trees have been fro
zen by the frost.
The Alrancc of Chicago has lost
$50, 900. .
Grant refuses to dance on inaugur-
alton day.
The length of Grants message is Il
subject of betting. .a-..
A proposition is before Congress to
give Mrs. Lincoln pension of S. 600
year.
The New York Herald boasts press
facilities to throw 5000 copies all
hour.
Fashionable bouquets in New York
cost $50. 10.
Andrew johnson will soon pardon
DR.. Mudd.
The new Farwell Hail in Chicago
was dedicated on the Goth inst. by
VIM. Morley Puncheon. 90.
Last year 2l2, $50 emigrants arrived
in New York from the Old World.
Mr.. Fargo says the great CONSOLE
dated" of which he is the President
has five millions of dollars on hand
and is without Indebtedness.
A young lady of Kansas City, Mo-,
lately went to Independence, paid
her lovers fine, released him from
Jail, and married him.
1t Ia proposed now to bring all the
railways that center in Chicago into
the city by tunnels.
ID. r. Locke {Nssby,) at the close
of his present lecture tour, will have
delivered $50 lectures, yielding him
the handsome sum of $4,000 gross
receipts, or say $4,000 with all ex-
penses paid.
The granaries of California are
overlooking with the surplus product
of 10000, 900 bushels of wheat.
Wendell Phillips calls Reverdy
Johnson's talk i'm England 1.-THE
sentimental mush OF magnanimi.
ty."
John Allen has made his appear
ance AS "A temperance lecturer, having
signed the pledge twelve times since
Christmas. He is now the champion
pledge-signer of New York.
Five of the most skillful and de-
termined detectives of the Paris po-
lice are intrusted with the special
task of watching over the Prince Im-
'perial.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
RsssCx MACHINES

CULVER. PAGE d HOYNE. Blank Book Man.
~ utactdrers. Steam dob Printers Il J0hbers OF
Fine Papers, Stationery & Binders Goods. Us &
100 Lake st. z '.... .. Nh d. IN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

The following named Senator
have recently been elected:
Maine-Iiannibal Hamlin.
New York-Reuhcn L. Fenton.
Massachusetts-Ch Charles Sumner.
Pennsylvania-John Scott.
Delaware-James A. Bayard, shor
term, Thomas Bayard, long tenn.
Michigan-Z. Chandler.
Nissnuri-Carl Schurz.
Minnesota-Alex. Ramsey.
Wisconsin-Matt. II. Carpenter.
Indiana-Hon. Dan'l ID. Pratt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

The Abba Republic says of the
prospects Of the Iowa Central:
at is to be earnestly hoped that.
now that the Iowa central road Is on
its pegs again, the citizens and
stock. holders i'm Monroe county will
not embarrass its success by recalci.
trant action. What we want now To
ensure success is perfect concert and
good will. Work of laying track
has been stopped on the st. l.. & G..
r.. road, and we are now in o better
situation than If the .rack were not
laid to Mouiton. With promptness
on the part of Stockholders in pay
ing up their stock, lihera!ity OH the
part of all in furnishing aid, we will
yet place the Iowa Central ahead of
all similar competing enterprises.
From the Oskaloosa Xerdtd we
take the following: ...u... ....
1.-THE general impression. so far as
we have been able to learn 10, il, that
the prospect for the speedy construc-
ton Of the Iowa Central is better. -
We understand that j. I'll. Warren,
the new Treasurer of the Board, SAY
the ears will I've running to OskaloOsa
within a twelve month-that the
Boar4 have given themselves only a
year for accomplishing this in. aud
that they are determined it shall lie
done. This is the right kind of talk,
and we believe the new board have
the energy to do just what they say;
provided the people will come To
their aid. They. of course, cannot
construct the road alone: but must
have the sympathy and corporation
of the stock holders. This, we trust
they will receive; 40 that by the
early opening of spring they will he
enabled to put or such n force as will
enable them tn carry out their deter
mination. In consequence of the
chickering's. wranglings and strifes
heretofore existing among those init
nlately connected with the work,
the people have not had such conf
dence a. To induce them to come up
To the work with u will; hut If il now
becomes apparent, and we sincerely
trust il will. that this state of things
is to he ignored, aud the work il Ia
be carried forward to n speedy com
pletiOn. we believe the people will
respond most cheerfully. Let by
cones he by-gones, and let the new
board consult the interests nf the
county. aud the Stockholders come
to their support, and every heart will!
be made glad. We sincerely hope it
will he 40.
Fifty-two miles of the fifty seven
on the road between Oskaioosa and
the Missouri State Line are graded
and culvcrta are constructed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

DELICIOUsLY MrDICINAL.-This is
the universal verdict pronounced up
on Plantation Bitters by all who have
tried them. The well known health
promoting ingredients from which
they are made. and their invaluable
merits AS remedy for indigestion
and all its consequent ailments, and
the preventive qualities against dis
eases arising from climatic changes,
miasmatic influences and imperfect
secretions, are SO widely known and
so honorably endorsed, that we trust
no one will forego the advantages of
their use.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
CHICAGO LEAD 4 on WORKS.
DRY GOODS.

!. Lead Pipes Sheet Lead. Bar Lead. Pig Lead.
Linseed oil, raw aud boiled. 20 North Clinton ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

TATI.oRING.-John Myth is happy
to infesa his patrons and the public,
that, in addition to his splendid stock
of Broadclotlss, Doeskins, Cassimeres
and Medley Ciotle, of Foreign and
Eastern make, he has seesred an ex-
cellent variety Of heavy Western
Goods of the most durable aud head
tiful design, all of which he is pre-
pared 10 make up To order, in work
manlike manner, torthe lowest living
prices. and on short notice. Give
| him a call. ...a. -..-...-.. a. s......
n. B.--No Fit no Sale. ..s....r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29

FisK'S AUTOMATIC WISE WASHER
is the wonder Of the age. II is self
acting and dispenses entirely with
labor and wear of clothes. 1t cleans
clothes perfectly without rubbing.
1t saves time, labor, all wear OF
clothes and does not full tiannels.
Having been thoroughly tried it is
pronounced n perfect success. By
this machine boiler full of clothes
may he cleaned i'm thirty minutes.
Thompson .& Co., Cedar Falls
Iowa, are the Agents. IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
ngAgHsSEIzg.

NORTH. " FsT'N MFG. Co. Engines. Pumps
~ Wrought Iron Pipe, Maleabls Iron Casting,
Steam Warming Apps. 10 Y. Jefferson ST.
WALWoRTH, TWOHIG 4 FURSE, Iron PIPE
w & FITTINGS. Steam Boilers Pump 4 Gauges
Betting St'm Wing Ann, 2l3 Lake sT ....'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
F1Is,I maCHTyERy-
FURNITURE.

ENDLESS Chain and Lever Horse Powers
A. Drag mud Circular Saw Mills. Corn Shelters
Hay Cutters, Hay Presses. Feed Mills, &C., r. s
MESEROLE. 20i Lake St, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
WANTED-AGENTS.

SIS to 5000 per month everywhere, male and
fetnal,. tn intro1ace the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA,
CHINE. This Machine viii stitch. hem. fell tuck,
quilt. cord. bind, braid and embroidar in most
-uperia" Inlnner. Price. only sis Fully warran.
ted for five vars. We win pay $1,000 for any Ma.
china that will sew stronger. more beautiful, oI
more elastic seam than onr@. II mikes the ELIAS
tic Lock stitch Every second stitch can BE- cut
aud sfi thu cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it.. We pay Agents from s15 to 5000 per
Jnunth AMI expenses ora commission from which
twice tina. amount can. be made. Address Sc
COMB & CO. PTTrsBCRs, Pa, BosTos, Mass.
or ST. LOFTS. 80. ..
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by othe
parties palmirg of worthless cast-ron machines
and"r the same name or otherwise. Oars IL tht
pnly genuine and really practical cheap machine
.mdHnfiicturcd. 3twI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
FANCY DRY GOODS * MOTION

FANCY DRY GOODS d NOTIONS.
w ETH. WOOD II CO. Importers Il j obbers OF
N Fancy Dry Goods, Motions, Hosiery, White
Goods Il Wooden Goods. complete stock lowest
prices. 81 and s6 Michigan Avenue.
7EANNING BROS, WEST 4 co, Wholesale
Atk dealers in Notions. Hoop Skirts. Hosiery,
Gloves. ard Fancy Dry Goods, a Lake st. Our
stock entirely new. .. ...-
GElM0UR, CARTER q Co. Importers and
- Jobbers in White Goods. Linens. Hosiery.
Gloves. Notions. Trimmings. Corsets. % lake St
r.a FARgI MACHINERY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
Flank Hooks, Stationery, and Paper


~ NJ HENDERSON Co. Manufacturers and
~ Job5ers OF Boots and Shoes, ~ i 81 Ran.
do'ph Street
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
sODTs & SHOES.

rOILINSONB BROS. Publishers e Bookseilers
IL Sd Lake ST.. Furnish 9. s. Libraries on liberal
terms. Catalogues of Sunday School Publication.
furnished. E'#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
Every Ticket Draws a Prize!
100000 DOLLARS.
4 Chance to DrdW any Of The 0bOUC
Pizesby PWch0siHg0 Seated
Ticket for % Cents.

Tickets describing each Prize are SEALED In
Envelopes ana thoroughly mixed. On receipt Of
- Cents. Il Scaled Ticket will b. drawn, without
choice. and delivered at our Office. sept BY m nj
10 any address. The prize named upon il WI h
delivered TO the tick r-hOlder on uaym mt Of On.
Dollar. Prizes Will he Immediately cent 10 any
address. a. requested by express or return mail
You TW &9otC -lH46t your pEiys IL befars y0a
pay for u, ing PSse "sdy hs erchaaGef for an.
other QF ne same raias. - No Ha7ks.
20 Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
References. We select TIN few following
names from the many who have lately drawn Val.
Gabla Prizes and kindly permitted Us to publish
them -.- ... -..- .'--.. .-- -. ... -.-.-
y. Stuart. 30 Nelson Place. y. Y, $500: Mis- A.
Monroe. Chicago. H.. Tiano. valued AT $50: w
CUrtiss. Now Haven. Gold Watch. S901: Rob II
Jackson. DghuQaa sewing Machine. 800: Phi!ip
Warrington. ID. C.. Musical Boz. $3.50: Miss En-.
ma Wa!w0rih. Milwaukee Wis Piano 500: :
7. Frrris. New 0realf- Gold Watch. $3.50.
We pabi-h no nam IS witheu, permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
They are doing the largest business: 'h- firm
- reliable; and deserve their success. Weekly
TJibHhe, ft5. 3. s.a
We have examined their syst"m. and know
them to be a fair dealing firm. " J. Heruid
Eco. %, iSGS. .. r.. .......
Last week friend Of ours drew 500 prize
which was promptly received. Daily Netps, Mr.
s. 1873.
Send for circular giving many more reference,
aud favcrahla notices from the press. Liberal in.
dacements TO agents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Erery Pic&age az Seeisa Foral9Dss Contains otst
s. LII +. Cash Gin. y. +
- Six Tickets for One Dollar. 10 for two dol,
lars, rs for Five Dollars. 10 fcr Fifteen Dollars.
All letter. should b. addressed to
%. j.. PARKER, MOORE & co.
iona 1gj Broadway, y. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-01-29
EsELTJNG & I,UaBEKs GOODS.

! HALlOCK & WHEELER Rubber and Leathei
HI Belting, Hose and Packing. Clothing Boot.
re Overshoes. Druggists & Stationers' Articles
and all Rubber Goods. 1l3 Lake Street