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SERMONS IN
PLYMOUTH PULPIT

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Lolln III. Lesttr J Ia Ia

GTA1E UF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court hold
y Manchester District, -. eu AZ the Pfuhato o lncs
10 Manchrs En- 10 and fr said District Oh toe lsth lay
~ September 4 J 1853
Present, Hon. f. . BURTON, Judge
Cups ~ the 2i It 1"hu ". Lester late a. Greene
burg ~ IT, County Of Nertrbesier and state ~ New
York, deceased a3 II the prabA thereof ia the sur
theBticattd Was presented 20 he Court ipr allowance
10 fills State. As the sst Will aud testament Of the
ssld'delgascd
Wbereup.u It was ordered Inst hearing apon the
allowance III s41 viii d had ~ Probate Court d be
hofen ~ fhs Probate ufce 10 Manchester in and Tor
said District, Tire ast Wednesday u October Is69
and that nsticF Hereof Pc given hy Publishing this Or
der three weeks slGcsfti, R the Raf hss-s Jotagi-
a., paper pHaied Aanehesii previous 70 SID
time u hearing
Aii-st LoyEtASD HuSsON Register
true copy yfrecurd
81 Attest LovELAND MuNsoN. Essistrr.
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thcy were painfully hnhtuug. nave been radically
cured in sueh great numbers iu almost every see
ton 81 the country that the public searrps need 10
be informed Of ~ yiftHes ~ uses.
scroiulous poison Is uae 81 ne noel destructive
enemies u raee Oxen this unseen md unfelt
tenant Of the organism underulnfs the constitution
ard invites The attaek NJ eufcehlng fatal Diseases
without exciting anspeson Q. IT. pfesrnce Again,
then on some favorable occasion, tapidiy develop
into one ether ~ s hficOus f9fas cilhef On lie
tufacc Or sInong he yiiaiS. In te latter. tuber-
clos may ho g..ideEly depeFifel IN ne isuss or
heart, ~ tafaOrH formed la Tic hvef, o. il thows
rs presence IS crupiitus thc tktn, f0ul ulcer
atoms On some part ~ titc body, Hence ne orcs-
fi1pal use q ii8ttiQ ~ AS sarsaparffia Il %.
yifabic crrb hrf b. atfife symptoms ~ disc aks
appear. Persons sfiirled viii, tie following caFa-
plants generally md immediate relief, and, al
length r,lfe rs tie use al Ills kaRS1PAHfI-
Ii ~. dssfhottH'f Tire, Rsss Erpsipefas,
letter, sah HheHgi, kcaiS He@a, Hfsgs~oyya,
Sorr FIRES. hSfe F0ss, and other etultione or
visible Eras u Sr1olaIsas disease. Alse In the
more rOuesalcd forms, IHsJryasfa, UraJlsu,
Heart Dise0set rus. IpsisgsB, ArsTalpfa,
aud ne various te'tosss affections Of The n.uheu-
SvphHis or Feiteteaf and 1eyc,syiaf TDiseasss
are cured ~ " though iong time il required fer
fuiahF lhefe oisstusie mhiafitcs ty an ufescins.
Ilat torg continued nee ~ ths mefilrne viii eaIr
ihe rasBHlaht fshroFr hga 81 Whtfss, tfsrfsts
Tlcerafieas, nna Fetfaie J,isesses, are roEs-
monig sous rfilsFFd AID ultimately cured ~ II
pufibing abd MfstfstnR eject Minute Difec-
tieHa Tor eash csss are f0und b lEansr. cup
rfed Fta9ss Bh,ufsafisst rna Sesf, When
saussA IS accumuiatiaBs q eatFEneots matters
~ tar lia.ad sod Guiekly t. a. 81 siss Lfrer
tsss1gafsts. 3erysfSffp. Cosg-sfior of fBfssz-
ssatisa 4 se LIsrr. spd Jassr dire, hfu srising
a. ttey anFu &c. fyngp ths rpnlling peis@Rs IN tAs
blasd Ttas sAHh fEs NINA Il a great fe-
ftaeeF tar De ssFangth aHd tigpf ~ DE system.
Those VINO ARE Iaaguid nna Jfssless, bssp~a-
a~af, sfesFfsss. Ard fraalied via hsrress Up
ysFshensfsssa ~ FraFs, Or anT ~ he sartfsoEs
sympfeHiafs - FeaEpess. Wlh God ingnssaists
seisef ard eoufsuelng evidenne " ~ restorative
Iowef eiou ulai.
PnFFzEED BY
Ds. ,. &. AVER = CO, level, 8asz-,
Practical Esd 4aaIpftoaI cLegststs.
SOLD BY ALL DKUGGisTs EyERYwHEKK.
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A. ts,t a. peeps hs,s - - ss4 .AFss "A a -
tsf- ~ ts.s afts saFreeaas-t wa se1sAfs 4 bad
80 s4ast ssstsGs sslts ~
Infderous Preparations
y aes ges4 - ~ Ugtass se4As sat tets,ien 81
a. ~ -. .tsY ,uaa .asi - disfa.uar sgsr l. Hs
s'ssy oasassae8 vstA fsp~ta fAefssk ttesffsssfafa
Haf@ies- Vegetable DYE,
49, saa &, gsts 40 8 saass. q
Cus'aleru EFcelsior Hair Dye,
,,asfas mas, d sanassas IL rfs,asar Cash al'r eaar
sutes ttlst, r-siaas -na'ttss asisi-a-a.-
UHsarAbbaTs uAl9 FREssLiF AI4sk a. Dress.
fas 80 saa sa@toa - ~ 49, Ne D}asK gtylg
III Remote aaitlexAeutb " Untold falua
FOOD nsases t3pss ssass ss4s-, ne A,sy II the
hAts4 h. p4ts 10 ta4s T. AnsisAy W. - are ugt
ia hr@lla. ksss qaa lngas.i.s aia lufslag about
sbigh nsaii b easarrds "A ths sa,upc ~ te,ies
gfas4tskss ~, ssaaees ~ ia. a. sf45e-a sAtA
,.stsys iesssr
ths wadefaai ceres Effected " Hrsaefsth't iiHs
Asss esFss8 tAe sftes 70 ssil ebsssa yseiAla
Up#Afas - kts 8s.sssaa 49,. mi 4he4 lheif dali
snasiras. So 50 hshdfea Save tifrn tbs.s -utfsH
iattil 49, 49, % laslf fahscto a4 salsi A. slearci
- tss ssats sae baat
TAtlf -a.sld taiss i 10 ibst- la.ng j. ssi,smfu,s
ws,gs aoisas esA isis bs baa = .seai srfes~- ~
WYns ~ tits. yos hAs- ohlY q ,.kn do-
- ofBt sa4tsi's Frfs q - oArpd f4n dinssuous
az sl.A sasA ~.
sod 81 ~ Dfse.4lssA--aa
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D HNMAhgf. Oll SOU. CHAKNIAG 4
4 Nsu'iegfH hefk d ~ ~ he's 8ti8er ser
cali fsse3rate Ally ear they pish. Instantly tAii
porsefa this laHef. Il tsartss haw % eUi rieh
Aaheguy, I'f Dees and Ailah's CatAll-, BA4a.
iuEz. huieracs. issAutati0nK. Bcmgnol0et Mac.
le, Mgsgi gissa, aplginaham, Marriage Guide,
aud Thousand alhef uHb1nFs sent Us mail f5g
rs ceais A3Ar,ss 7 WILLIAM s Co, Fabiish.
CIV, SGath aggnth-st., Ahdaaeipha. Pa
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inducements yet offered Ip ,spojtns Sample
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ing address, Immediately. pAlMELEE a CO.,
Publishers. either at Philadelphia, Pa, Cnein-
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v CHitps GeHsytl setri Batiand. W TIE
aasft iAfseft sasiiNlssi FaFrig sU-laa go8pAaf in
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FoRTY THOUSAND CASTS OF
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

GOODS Wcrc Skipped run sng buass &C. One Ysif.
90 families, eiuhs, and msfrbauts IN etrs YAft Of The
couEiry trent Maine to CaIitrns aiasantlbg Ia va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
NERyINE
ONCE MORE

ONCE MORE.
The standard remedy for bilionfnass with the
medical profession ID the Auu-llhoua Pill u the
American Paaruae0pWa. And its reputation
has been well enUagh deserved. But il II Pill,
nevertheless and most people NJ sensibiiiy feel
something about as big a meeting hOuso cont
into their throat whenever pill il spoken Of.
DODD'S NEHNlNE AND IyNlGORATOR acts ef-
heieutly on lhv hillary organism, il irritatcs nci-
ther stomach nor Intestine ia its operation aud
il is mos 0qreedhie 10 take being as pleasant 20
the palate rs any delicate wine. We all know
how it is with Cod Iiver Oil In pare state Il
il excellent for certain conditions Of debility and
particularly in tendencies 90 consumption, and
ser many IL The beet physicians decline to pIe.
scribe IL, because it 50 dioadiu.ly scken the pa
tent. That they say, makes il do more harm
than good. with DOLLS Nergine all THE becomes
obsolete. For sale by druggists. Proc Il sw29
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DENTISTRY.

VA. w. BR0CKWAY. DENTIST,
III A. fefsfpea - NsneAtstef srsf fes1asurs lb Al.
- lar - "a fears aarnF shleA tlins BE- hss BE-
ssEte3 astf fAAlAN ~ VI Bsl5 sells ana pAfts e
netts y fretA bs Naaxs 30 great ~ vsis Hes Hsfs
f4ata hiia y sastaz tssi his ssfals Han the trcth
ksaus4 ~ stqsltea tH gAe STATE Al sh. 10 n@se
= hvHse s4 Sfs iatsgsd 10 call sgsE hia resi-.
ssHes Ks & snghestsf e
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+ 0 r s A L Il .

The subscriber of-rs b. sale his pace In uancbss
ter village being the premises formerly owned BY The
late Elizabeth Lapbam There are on the place good
Dwelling House, Barn, and nice variety nffrult
trees The place will be sold cheap and on easy le ms
GEORGE G. ALLEN.
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COAL.

~ sas ssenti So al iha ssfs ). ussi apur. q a.
. q ssssi s4s Aaia q g. ihelf ssltaatses Is
Fss hi@ eaii Arssss F&FcA1ssaF tArss ssStst
saf4fs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
GOOD sA MARITAN

a lLN Is are mai.,nl, fortunes selling our new
n household guk, which viii prove ia every
family to be the
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oar facilities Tor tfansaetibg this immense hnsiness
arc better ihsA hu,ets Mehaye aevot. il ~ he
principal ctges ~ purca gnots froa tsr Mannfae
turcrs, lmpnrtrrs and othefs tHF CASH and uften
an liumeusc sacltnee non the original cost ~ prodas
Ii0n.
Our stock consists ~ part n the following goods
shaNls, NaHsct, Gull CottaHs ninghaua Dress
Goods, tahle Ltagn. foNels, tesieFy, u4otc.
skists, torsrts, &C. sc,
shyerPlatcd Ware. spoons plated ON Nickel silver,
Dessert Forks, tyc tuttle plated Uzstofs nu
tania Ware, Glass Ware. Tsbe aud
Pocket Gallery, 10 great yanep
Elegant FrrBch aud Gernau Fans, Goods Bc,utl.
Hl Photograph Albums, he hcvvsi aud choicest
styles ~ Mar'cuN aud velvet iiIgdtnrs
Morocco Travelling Bags, handkerchief ,ud Gioy.
Boxes, &c
Gold and Plated Jgsrly, ~ The newest Styles
We have also nade arrangements wish some " he
leading Publishing Houses that viii enable ns e. sell
ihe standard and latest works uf polna sathnrs a.
about on-half the regular price such B,Rss.
Mponl BtsNs, MItnps, aud TrSRtsae's Works, 10
lu.l CIT and to,b Bindings ana hundred, of cutters
These aud eyen thing rise fnr
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GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY,

Nd, IHVItN 81 I'VE
J. o BOX 1900 INV YORK CITY
An organisation Of capitalists for The purpose II i'm
porting Teas and distributing thrm to Merchants
throughout the country at Importers prices. Estab
lished 1863. send Tor Price Iist
WANTED, : man Ia eysr4 town u one thousand o.
w norr Inhabitants 90 manufacture taHd employ
others to sell and apply Article of which millions
of dollars worth have BEEN suld. From $40 to tl1
warth needed upou every bulIding Patent run out,
frre to an Write fall directions upon fai common
ri1e stamped envelope fid the ends together and
close for particuarstU EEA BRADS TELEI, Box sos
Du=tgu. Mass
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
FOR PURIFYING TasE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
ccilent MEDICINE enjoys,
u derived from IT. cures,
inaBy OF which are truly
marvellous. lnveierate
eases IL ScrofulOns dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
scrofHl0us affections and
disorders ,BLichvege az.
gravated by Tie serofu.
ious contamination until
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

MOUsTACHEs forced o grow in q weeks. Samples
W BY mail % els Address II, RICHARDS box 1886
New York
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r. PERKINS


Sells toniasds Smoking and ChsN tae Tabaste. Ths
best igba~ea ~ tho mafArt
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We do not Offer single article az Merchandise,
that can be sold tN feguiar dealers at price We
do not ask you 10 bus goods itam unless We eRh
sell them cheaper than you an obtain them in any
other way, while thr greater part OF our good. are
..y.f 4aI..
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n the orxiuHl aud improved Common sed,e Family
susing Machine. Ah complete for SIS Il will ieIl
hem stitch bind, bf1id and enhrodcr ~ most su-
t,rtiur manner making Il celebrated LJbN Stitch
caution. DO hot buy machines under the same name
~ ours from any except those having certificate
Of agency snrd by as they worthless cast Iron
machines, fur circulars aud terms address or apply
10 4. BOWERS 4 co, 4Jd Sprace-ft., Pniia., Pa,
ssHINrS or HOUSE PAINTING" By j. W
IA NASuGI Ct - p SOC. FREQ BY mall on Ie-
cript u price MAsUkY x WILTON, n. A.
TlHE MAGIC COMB will change any colored hair Or
i beard Ia permanent Black Brown. one oIn-
sen Wy mail fur g. For sa hy Merchants & Drug
sisis genvrally Address Mhsic Gosh Co.. SprinEhe
Mtnr.
Agents Read TINS
NE WILL PAY AGENTS AsALAgY Of $50 per
w week and cypenses, or Aliow large commission
to sr cur new Hnd wonderful inventions. Address
wAGNEe 8 Ca Marshall, Michigan.
alIin Inv MAnE ~ SIX AoS1ns--sccrel
pl WAND saaple maiird free A J Fulton. Y
N.bs:1klk A YEAR euatAuj esd 50 a4rRts Aadrr.s .
po'Up AHEAka. Z, 9 AseiHur, Baithare.M1
ASH aopa Do0rlt OK nauseisF Fag SWEET QUt
I NiNE 81 rQuais fhilteb Qgiide. Is mAdr Uuly b,
2. srEAENe, CAemisi, Detroit
/ III bert TOOTH popDER "a the vuft. seug
Z ! stamp iaf sample q, HENTls1 Nevada, ioWl,
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burton 4 Manson Solicitors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19

1t is fact, understood by all good
farmers, that our seed wheat degen.
crates from year to year In quality
and quantity, and change OF seed
Is indispensable IL we would excel in
wheat raising. Having duly con.
sidered the matter I have procured
and raised some of the white spring
wheat, which has been cultivated In
Northern Iowa until no doubts are
entertained of success.
1t yields from five to eight bushels
per acre more than the "tea" or
fife" and also makes fully i've
pounds more flour per bushel. 1t is
hardy and from six to ten days earlier
than any other variety, giving the
farmer a chance TO secure the crop
before the other grains ripen. 1t
does not rust or smut a particle. 1t
brings better price, as you all know
that white wheat and white -four Is
always quoted about twenty-five per
cent. higher than any other grade.
Farmers only need to be reminded
of the above facts, which can be au-
thenticated by several of cur best
farmers In this county, and told
were they can find the seed. Many
have already engaged, but more can
be supplied by leaving orders with
Hunt & Rowland, where they can
see some of the wheat and obtain
further information. Orders will
also he received at my farm, four and
half miles southwest of Waverly.
Post-office address, Janesville, Iowa.
32w3 DIR. II. ID. CLARKE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19

r. r. BALLS EMPIRE SASH Lock.
First Premium 1,cdrdcd at The Ohio
State Fair, Sept, 1868. This lock
does away with all objections hereto
fore raised against Window Locks,
and Its superiority over all others
consists In the following reasons:
1t holds the sash up square at the
meeting rail, SO that the opposite
corner will not sag, thereby prevent.
ing an opening at the top of the
window or ut the meeting rail.
1t supports the window at any de-
sired height, and locks the sash al
the same time so that it cannot he
orccd open from the outside, and
proves to he an effective security
against the burglar and nightprowler
There Is no cutting so rs TO disfig
IRE the sash frame or castings, nor
friction that will cause It to get out OF
order, and nothing to prevent its
lasting as your dwelling.
IL is simple as the old, fashioned
door button, and is used with as much
ease; you have the use of both hands
in raising your sash, which Is orer-
ated with the same freedom rs those
hurg with cords and weights, the
sashes working entirely independent
Of each other,
1t is endorsed by architects. car
penters and builders, as being the
best Sash Lock ever brought to their
notice.
For full particulars call on Il. M.
STEAD, ut his Sash. Door and Blind
Factory, Cedar Fails, Iowa, Sole
Agent for Black Hawk County.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19
How Hostetter's BIttcrs cure Dyspep
sia.
The WhotssStory ina y.tsheH


The WholsStory In a NutsheH.
The Office OF the stomach is to convert the foo
nto a creamke semi-nuid, called CHYME. Thh
effected partly by the action OF a solvent, calIc
ne gastric juce, which exHdes from the cuaiin
81 the stomach, and partly by a mechanical move.
ncnt of tlat organ, which chHrRS as 1t were, TIL
lisolving allment. The CHYME passes from thu
stomach into the duodenun, or entrance to III
bowels, where II IL subjected to the action If tn,
hile and the nutritious portion of II converted
into fluid called cafe, which eventually be-
come blood.
Now, II Is evident that II the great solvent, the
gastric juice, is not produced In sufficient quaint.
~. or II the mechanical action OF the stomach H.
not sufficiently brisk. the first process Of dgestio,
will be nut impertectly performed. II il also clear
that II the liver, which plays such an important
part In changing the nonrishing portion Of the
chymc into the material Of the blood Is congested
or in any unnatural condition, the second process
will not be thoroughly accomplished. The result
of the t,co failures Is dyspepsia, complicated with
biliousRsss. ....
The mode In which HoSTETTERs BITTERs
operate In such cases il this: they nvigorate the
cellular membrane OF the stomach, which evolve
the gastric juice, thereby insuring ample suffi-
cheney of the fluid to completely dissolve the food
They also act upon the nerves Of the stomach,
causing an acccleration Of the mechanical move.
nient necessary TO reduce the food TO a homoge-
ncous mass. They alec net specifically upon tho
liver, strengthening 1t. and enabling It to pro-
duce an ample and regular supply OF bile, for the
purpose Of converting the nutritious PARTICLES Of
the Chy'ae into chyte. and promote the passage
through the bowe's OF the useless debris.
In this way. HosTETTER's BITrERs cure
dyspepsia and liver complaint. The explanation
IL plain, simple. philosophical, and true
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19

PHILHARMoNICs.--The Philhar-
monte Society of this city held their
annual meeting for the election of
officers for the ensuing year, on
Thursday evening Of last week.
Prof. Cotton was re- elected President
and A l.. Nichols, Esq, Vice Presi-
dent. The offices of Secretary and
Treasurer were consolidated, and H.
c. Hunt, Esq, was elected to fill
both. Prof. Bum was reelected
leader. The annual reports and the
large number in attendance, showed
u healthy condition Of the society,
while the muse discoursed on the
occasion gave evidence OF thorough
training and commendable progress.
We wish the society every encourage
ment and success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19

t. LANDGRAF, Merchant Tailor
and dealer In gentlemen's Furnish
ing goods and Hats, has opened out
at his new quarters one door south OF
+. N. Chase Fruit Bazaar, Cedar Falls,
having engaged the services of the
well known cutter, p. Pickton, who
would be glad to see oil Of his old
friends and as many new ones as will
favor him with n call. My stock OF
Cloths and Cassimers Is complete,
consisting of French Coatings, CASH
meres In numerous shades and col
ors, Broad Cloth, Doeskins and Tri-
cots. all of which will be made up In
the very latest styles and best work
manship. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed,
hope by strict attention to business
to merit continuance Of the same,
7. LANDGRAF.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19
CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES.

BAPTfST-Comcr Of Malu-and 5th Streets, ----
- -------- Pastor. Services every sabbath at
1914 A. NJ. and III p. NJ sabbath school at i2 NJ.
METHoDIsT-Cor Washington and Tth 81.
Rev. X. w. Keller. Pastor. Services every
sabbath ut 1Oa A. NJ. and T.i r. NJ. Sabbath
school Mt y A. NJ ~. ..rM .fs..
rRESBYTERIAN--M Street between 9th
and 18th. Rev. s. X. Griffith, Pastor Services every
sabbath al l0ls A. NJ and "a =, NJ. Sabbath
school at IL M.
CoNGREGATIoNAL--Co Corner Clay and 9th 81
Rev. l.. d. Fineld Pastor Services every sabbath
n 101s A. NJ. and sh r. NJ. sabbath School at
- NJ. s.....
EPISCOPATs-Coner Of Main and Tth Streets
Rev. Prof u Isaac, Officiating Minister Services
every Sabbath, 4 i0IS A. NJ. and az y. NJ Sab
bath School Immediately AFTER morning Ferver
Bible Lecture. at y. NJ, every Sabbath.
CATHOLIC Washington Street between 9Th
md sth, Father r. r. Gum. Services every Sab.
,ath at 8 A. NJ. and i0i A. n. Sabbath School
IAN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN--Frrmont Street. Rev.
Bernard Foelsch Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at IUh A. NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Franklin and sih
Streets, Rev. j. Nuhn, Pastor. Services every
sabbath Mt i0H a. NJ. and Tm u. NJ. sabbath
school at 2 Il. III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-11-19

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thanks-
giving in Cedar Falls was generally
observed. Those who had turkeys to
eat dispatched them thankfully, and
relished them hugely, and those who
had none, were content to be thank
fnl for what they had.
a union meeting, of the Baptist,
Presbyterian and Methodist Congre-
cations, was held ct the Presbyte.
rian Church. Rev. J. Bowman
opened the service by the reading OF
the scripture and prayer, after which
Rev. Mr.. Griffith delivered an able
and appropriate discourse, from the
text: LET us come before His
presence with thanksgiving"
Special services were also held nv
Rev. l.. b. Fifield of the Congrega-
tional Church, Rev. J. Bussard in
the Evangelical Church, and by Rev.
Mr.. Foelsch in the German Luther.
an.