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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-14

PAV' D''otC tAcso luSFculcHCS IN water
sufficient to fill a quart bottle, U-c-it. 8
drench, and it will afford relief in ten min.
utes.
q. -
To KEEp Worms From Dn1ID FRU1r.-
Put the fruit in common muslin bags, with a
little s~assafras bark scattered through, a hand
full of bark to a bushcl of fruit, and no worms
will trouble it.-ErcAangc.
Butter Mink CUsTARD. -Four eggs, n
tcacup and a half of sugar, one tablespoon.
full Of butter, one pint of butter milk, and
three tablcspoonfuls Of flour. Beat well, bnko
in a deep pan, or on crusts
To MAKE HoNEY.-To one and a half
pints pure honey add five pounds of nice SUI.
gar, one and n half pints of wator and two
ounces cream of tarta, dissolved in water
Bring the mixture to q boil and clarity With
the white of an egg
HARD SoAp.-Put in an iron kettle FIVE
pounds unslacked lime, five pounds salsoda,
and three gallons of soft water; let it soak
over night, in the morning pour off the water,
and add to the water thrco and a half pounds
of grease boil till thick, turn in i pan to,
cool, then cut in bars.
A WISE FARMEn.-An English farther
remarked that he fed his land before it was
hungry, rested it before it was weary, and
wooded it before it was foul" Seldom, if
cvcr was SO much Agricultural wisdom COM.
donsed into q single sentence.
For HEAvEs IN H~oRsEs.--Take smart.
weed, stoep tin boiling wator till tiSstrongth
is all out; give one quart every day for eight,
Or ten days. Or mix it with beans or short.
Give him green orout up feed, wet with wstor
during Incorporation, and 1t Will cure. 81
COP q 4 evesyy Mrdiss fesa, bnt ess hot
SfhsyqWit into the nsst<
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

HOME INSTITUTES. The State
Register. that gem of western news.
Impers, says If we combine together
locally pull together locally, plan
together locally, and that continual
ly. We shall sareIy grow rich and
great together and rapidly. Patron
ize home instiimtiuns-d"n't send
away for anything that can he man-
ufactured here. Encourage home
enterprises-do ask men To deal
with you and not deal with them.
Lend your Influence. give all your
patronage, Ia our own iiechanIcs-
don't sell then. their grorerIes and
calieoes and then seut off for ready
made hon es, eastern hugyies, t1hicu
40 boots, Moline plows. and their i'm.
ported AMI .s0.for,lis. BE liberal
with those Who are making YOU rich
aud dnn't he so m al that you only
buy "a small quantity "f this or that
which will last till you can order 10y
the quantity from abroad.
This il the only plan to build up q
mutual business Interest, and The on.
~ plan 10y which home institutions
can be Sustained.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

News. ITEMS Andy Felt, of the
NashIm Post, gives SOME sensible
sulgestiuns to the public IN Regard tn
sending m News items for pub!ira-
ton. The Pos, pnintedlS says TINT
N letter I" public journal with only
IA single item of NEWS. with mere
inkl ling of a passing event. ID worth
dozen clos"ly written pages Un SOME
pubic question, or IA long windcd
communication on the vagarips OF
the hour. A ten line letter giving us
"a sIuInt at current event which
NEWSPAPERS readers Ike to- know about
is more valued 10y us .han the ablest
disqui,iIion an political topics.
The world wants Ners! Give us
all the News Ia your locality. There
is not a neigbuUfhJod ia Iowa so
prosy but that a sharl, new, = paper eye
would discover some item worth
dressing in type. Ii some one man
la every nsishhorhood' ain Northern
Iowa would send to the PRIMER u
mere mention nf whit is TRANSPORTING
around him, the newspapers would
be ilihcli better filled, and the general
rubiIc far bester posted on current
pventsp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

A SfrP TOO FAR.--The cedar
Falls GAZETTE, in it's Zeal to iuiurr
Waterloo, published in its last j.. ue
under The head of failures in Wnler.
loo, the names Uf several of our bus
mess men, whose paper j. worth one
hundIefi ceIris on she dollar every
time. This may fiatter the jealousy
Of our neiglIhor and pandrr To lie dis
appointed anhiiiun of SOME of ihe
citizpus at Cedar Fails. hat We cannot
zee the good that il 10 result from IL
and heSi'les il is a clear libel in Tie
. t'a-e uf several names mentioned in
the article.
We have hPchErity to believe that
our contemporary has been led into
making this very serious blnnder hy
too implicit reliance on street ru.
nor, and that he will make ample
apningies " hen he in informed of hi.
error. -- Waterloo Corrier.
f. We have no apologies to. offe
though We thank you for your chart
ties in oar behalf. ...-a
The precedent Of reporting failures
MAS established 10y the Courier II yeai
ag". i'm it's zeal to spread the news
that one or two of our business nIeil
had been compelled To close hu~in. rs.
We gave the items as IA matter ui
news, If We have committed an uIl-
parslonmble sin, the fault lies at your
own door. Our only regret il that
We did not wait longer that we nigh
have included another smash, >. w.
pierce, grain dealer. which We learn
occurred last week. { aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Election Notice.


There viii hea meeting Of the cleo.
tors Of the city of Cedar Falls, or the
First Monday Of March, March list,
1850, for the election of the following
City Officers: ts
A Mayor.
A Solicitor.
An Assessor.
A Treasurer. "
a Marshal, aud
One Councilman for each Ward.
The Councilman retiring are as FOL.
lows: t&#
LIST Ward--H. g. Overman.
~ Ward--M. l.. Knapp. I
81 Ward-G1,as. Nicely.
4,h Ward = Henry Miller.
Polls will be opened at the follow
ing places:
LIST Ward, at Council Hall.
2d Ward, at Basement of Presby.
terrain Church.
Sd Ward, at Wallace's Livery OF.
| flee. 4.+" ~@..a~ .ta'ts &N@
4lh Ward, at South Basement OF
school House. .....ar sn-a
+. A. BRYANT,
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEELY, I'M
City Clerk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

1MPRnyEM ENTs. latest i'm.
provement in Hoop Skiris--Just In.
understanding entirely new-Il
is called the Expansive Skirt" and
il so arranged that il can he made
ANY size that is desired, at the same
time preserving its shape aud sym.
nietry. Ladies. do not fail tn call on
Miller, " iisom d: TO, and see the new
skirt. Day q Horizons Expansive
also fhe Silver Wire Hoop Skirt, h,
fore making purchase of any other
Kind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
cEp,Rr,l,s CHURCHES.

RsPTlS--Curnnr Of Ma'u ari -th sttnHts View
q ~ Mason. Pastor. SERVICES "v"rv Sabbath a.
Of A. NJ. and ~ r. ". Sabbath School at IL ny
MrrHODtSr-Cnrn"r washin-toa and -th 81
nv n W KaeIer ID. D.. Pastor. Services EYER
assh.rh vt inls A. NJ. and IL p. NJ Sabbath
School at "a. VI. -
PRFSRyTERtsS -S"in Street between Oh
AMI TN. Rev Russell Pastor. Services every
sabbath AZ taH A. N. and rs p. NJ. sabhsth
School at IL VI.
COSGREi ATTONAII-Cornnr Clav and sth St
F,v L. r. FinelA Pastor Services every SABBATH
AZ ials A. ". and as p. II. Sabbath School ni
nm.
ErrScOphI-rorner Of Main aud -th Streets
nv g. d nay Rector Services eyorv Sabbath
NJ 3 o'clock p. ". Sabbath School NJ o A. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Street between 7tr
,,ta s-h Father r. ?. Grnn. Services "verv Sab
Ssh AZ : NJ and ion A. NJ Sabbath Schoo
TAM.
GRRasN LITTER AS--Framont s'rnHt. Rev
A List Psstor. Services every Sabbath a
i0ta A. N.
EVASGErICAIr-Cnrnar Of FrNrklln and etN
e.rsa,s. Rev T. J. Schultz Pastor Services nv"r,
!uhna.h At tniii A. NJ and ~ P. 81. Sabbath
school at s p. N.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

And Us Effects on ne Wax and Feeble.
The drafts which searching cold nakes upon the
vital powers OF the d.blltated aud iicat. ar,, n,
lees severe than the drain upon th,ir sir.ngtr
caused by exc 'ssive heat The sa,t disparity ..
tween the temperature Of oyer-hssted rooms ana
Offices at this season and tbe frgidty OF tn. ON.
or air j. ffnitiM sourc. OF sickne.. n, r.-,,s
the body against the evil consequences Of The III
den alterations Of heat and cold refrrr.d ,e. ~,
vital orsanization should b. strengthen Il o,,a =.
do"ea Win extra resistant power by ,ha nae OF i
Wholesome inylgorani: an1. OF al rr ,a,.,,,,,
lo' ms mnpo-e t"hetf,"r embraced In the r.ge
lar pharmaropmia. or advertised In the pu,s,e
)nrnas') there y none that viii Compare IN ra,rity
and aScrlence with Hos LETTERS STOMACH
blfIEfs. Acting directly n.on the organ whSh
converts tins food into tha fiel on lii, the rrpna
ration ihiparts TO 4 tone s,ld vigor which feoro
mnnicated :" every fibre OF iha frarns. The ato...
tive Junction being accelerated by its tss,c opera
ton. the liver regulated by IT, an,sbons r,ra,,,.r
fi's and the wasfi r.ait,r of ,h. sy.,o,n r,rr;.d
OF pnncfaally by lis mild aperirAt ACTION ~.
whole organization will necsssarly be IN he b,.,
possible eonii'io 10 meet the shocks al ,sipt.r
and the sudden changes of temuprature m.
weak and .itiyp. espeeislly cainia encouo,er
these Fici,ttad-s with safety unless their ten,sy
aystems sre strengthened and braCrd by artiaci.f
means. Every hqnor snfi Al 6 s,ap-ss Of traa,. /.
adnlferatea. and. wer. otherwise mere aleo,of
IL simply temporary excltant. which. when II.
first effects have snbsiasd leaves tbs ni,vs,cs,
powers land the mind a. wsry ri. a verse eonsi.
lion than before. HoSFErTERs BIrrEgs. ON
the other hard contain the essential proprrtie. Of
The mos. va!aabls tonic and Alternative roots, barks
and nerbs. and their active principal IL the mel
lowest, lsast exciting. and most inseuous Of al
ds6usive ssmulsutsA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

A FAMILY JuNGLE.-We learn
from the .Star al Tie West that q. little
excitement occurred ut New Hartford
r. Gently. over an unsuccessful at
tempt on The part Of Mr.. Fisher 20
carry away child claimed by him,
but ut that timein the possession of
Mrs, Jerome. The Star has II, that
some years ago. while hume from
the army on n Through, Fisher mar
ried Miss Barker daughter Of the
present Mrs. Jerome. All went off
peaeeahly for time he says, and the
union wits strengthened by the addi-
tion of a. G. lid. hut about these times
when one would suppose home ought
To have increased attractions, a
change came Ger the spirit of their
dresmsa The vine forsook the fig
tree aud the whole domestic taher-
nacle went mp the spout. Mrs. Fish
or, so says her OK spouse, suddenly
caught spirit,n!ism, which broke out
inn very had form She became
! filled with faith in the holiness and
and propriety of free love IA very
agreeable faith in mn agreeable neigh.
horhoodl and Fisher, who like
| Shakespeare Othello, would rather
he toad AMI live upon the vap"rs Of
Il dungeon than To have the thing he
loved part his part every hody's. got
| up an Odd fashioned mad over the
matter. He expressed himself. So
did she, after which came q spiritual
expression, To which she gave ear
and the house was dissolved. While
| Fisher, Feeling like uiie forsaken"
went listening to tile moeking bird.
l"! his "hiid found itself at grandma
Je,ome's. lie didn't want IL there,
and the other day came out here and
went for Ii. He found the child oii
the flnor, and without any in;roduc
ton or writ of repIevin. appropriated
IL, s,rd skedaddled, lie was pursued,
captured in the hotel. and advised
that 90 save his bacon. its had better
accept the situation" aud leave the
child All of whicn he dill, aud at
present the child is with its grand
mother.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

NEW BooT AND SHOE SToRE.---
Mes>rs. Whitney & Rogers nf Bns-
ton Mass, have rented the room
lately occupied 10y Wm. Ireland d
TO. in Inmau Block. for boot AMI
shoe store, aud which he open ioi bust
ness about the middle oil next month
In looking about for u location tu set
tie, uo town in Eortheln Iowa pre-
sented tn them such flaltering in
ducemenss as Cedar Falls. We trust
that our people will exhibit their
usual courtesy and extend To them a
friendly hand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26


A. l.. Nichols has been east after
goods. 8 III
+. Brown, Esq, returned from D
visit,to Ohio last week. sB 4
Fred Douglass lectures in Tndepeu-
dence tomorrow evening.
Pork steak is s,tm In this town, al
eighteen cents per pound. /.
The Fabrick Bros. have their new
pump factory nearly enclosed.
Overman Bros. are shipping pile.
of sled aud sleigh shoes TO points east
and west.
The weather has been quite cold
the past week for our extremely
pleasant Writ ter. n. III
Last Monday was the one hdndre
and thirty ninth anniversary o
Washington's birth day. a.
Ten cent cigars, and three day
amount to SlO950 in u Year. Re
member this, last young men.
PUNK etrs Troupe have been play
ing IN this city this week. They ar,
large and popular company
The gentleman from Grandy. Mr.
Tracy, of the .Attds, gave US the iiyh
of his countenance for few minutes
this week.
An exchange gives the wholesom,
advice that tn sleep well, digest Well
and have good conscience, yoi
must pay wha. you owe.
w. A. Knowles, of Big Greek
Township, and Geo. l.. Pierce, .
Waterloo, are to represent Black
Hawk County in the Agriculture
College,. ~" @- @#-- 4,#
+ A Till has passed the house OF rep
rt'sentatives ut Washington. prpyid
ing for the furnishing of free stamp,
for all tobacco, snuff. aud cigars thai
have once paid duty. The law re-
quirtng the selling of fine cut sm"k'
ing tobacco in packages is in fnrce
the only change is that the govern.
ment Intends to Ice easy with its pat
rulis, and NOT make them pay twice
| IL l. now thought the Till viii he Ia
ken and passed by the Senate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

HOUSE, BrRNED.--Dur the high
winds, on the night of the Sd inst,
the house of Isaac Lamfear. one
mile east of Batter Center, at the
time occupied by a tenant, caught
fire aud was burned 10 the GROUND.
Loss 500. f. -.~- aH.H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

+ SLANG. The extent tn which
Slang" il used, both in writing aud
conv ersation. and It's rapid increase
are among the alarming signs OF the
times. We have long had 1t inour
mind to come down on 1t, for il H.
something that we are deaf set
against. That's what's tn" matter
As soon rs boys are old enough To git
up and git, they begin To- adopt slang
phrases. which they learn Groin their
elders ~ well ns from their elderess.
es. Young ladies fall into the habit
very easily, without knowing IL
hardly. ana IL IL exceedingly unpleas-
ant To sensitive ears. We once had u
sweetheart that we thought our eyes
of. Sheswas as sweet as u peach and
handsome enough To oonsurt with u
prince. or any other man. But she
would use slang phrases In her ron.
vrrsstion, and W. had To 20 back on
her. Tina; settled II. #t
Parents canhot be too guarded ip
their conversation in the presence df
their children. III they don't pick
up any Of the good there IL In it
l'ey VIII retain all the bad. Ya,
can just bet your bottom dollar IN
that.
When we hear q man continually
interlardiug his conversation with
siang, We set him down for small 20.
tatoes al once. He wont do To tie 10.
S"l,ir people cry out against stang
continually while they are on II
themselves. They don't perform
what they advertise. Writers at
tempt ~ write IL down AMI then ring
Ia slang phrases themselves just like
IL mice, without knowing IL. Non.e
can ever say that We are guilty 0i
such oti.n-ss against good taste, you
brt. With us the intellectual goose
hangs high. and il is "nr proud noasi
IA say that We are ban ki.do ri y Er.
change.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

rR.T. w. Whitehnuse, would re-.
srectfully announce that he IL Special
Agent for the celebrated Singer Sew.
ing Machine for the county Of Black
Hawk and vicinity, I will leave
this Machine with all persons wish.
ing 70 purchase until u Thoroughly rial
has been made, all may know Its
merits before purchasing. keep
constantly on hand large supply OF
Machines Of various styles and prices
Also silk, Thread tlinen and eotton),
Needles and Oil, esI ecially adapted
TO The Singer Machine, which may
he found 1T =. Berry's Clothing Store,
Cedar Falls, Iowa. IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

t1ior-N g. Bovles. ....-. ...a
l'zsf H'1f>ri05- -. y Chnmplin .a
H.Etsrkoo L A Cobb
IoVnsr-t r. Co-win.
Ctf1r Fills " Rownf. !. ID. Gilkey.
BIZ e ssf--JesaA WATSON.
Jssf,r-rha- Robinson.
tsfGr-~C. Close.
Was si,lrfoa--Aionzo Norris.
RsaniaQtoq-H. y. Homer. S..
Lnrai7-r4 w Vnmphrays.
spriur Trsst--J. Jackson.
Fvr-.H T. McC'a-i
Frrls-Damcn Mott. e. ....
OrrrT--Is Shrnard.
R1rrf III. u .Ahhott
ytnrf Hr,rE--Bvrun S"r~rant.
M. Tsrno1-A. T. Webster.
Regular Session. Of m" Board--First Mofdsy
January, june and September .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

TEETH! TEETH! TEErH.!!-For
tile hhest kind of Set of Teeth
call on Dir. RI. Nj. Adams, who has
had an experience If over twenty
years in tile practice Of Dentistry.
He guarantees u fit la all eases aud
charges only from s. to S25 per sci
Rooms Let door west sf the inman
House. y,27yI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Thou art beautiful. aud the dark
tresses shade thy forehead meek In
glossy curls," Toassist nature in the
cultivation Of gl"ssy curls, ar to pre-
vent their falling of 10y pre,nst ure
disease Of the scsIps resort 10 that
wonderful preparation. "Brrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative. aud see
what art can do Bpagor Democrat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

SCHOOL ESTERPR,SE.-The stu
dents Of the high school have com
menccd the publication of month";
paper called Our Union School"
The irst number appears To day. We
heartily commend the enterprise and
wish 10 sucress INLAY its shade"
never grow less"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Now Is Your TIME. Miller, vii.
SON Il Co. offer their entire stock of
Splendid Dress Goods, consisting In
part of Empress Cloths. Alaiacas,
pupiius. &r., dc, ut greatly reduced
prices, to close the lot and make ro"in
for the Mammoth Stock of Spring
Gunsis. - ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

NoTtCs.--The Stockholders of the
G.. V. A. Il NJ. =. A. are here notified
that the ANIMAL election of officers of
the society will he held at Council
Hall. Cedar Falls on Tuesday, March
2nd, 1869. mt two O'Clock 7. NJ. to
elect President. Vice President,
Treasurer, Secretary, and three Direc-
tors for the ensuing YEAR
A full attendance is requested.
By order Of the President.
a.. *.. FRANK NELLY, See.
Cedar Falls, Feb. 5. 1869.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

MORE ABOUT THE FoUNDLING.-
! From the Courier of last week we
learn more in reference to- the found.
ling which was left few weeks
since at the door If Mr.. Cotton, Of
Waterloo. The Courier learned from,
Comiuctnr Duherty that the mother
of the child took passage ON the train
on Thursday night, or, rather, on
Friday morning, at Raymond. buy
ing ticket for Waterloo. He 40
ticed that she titirsc,l the child un
the arrival Of the train ut our depot,
and immediately iherea ter left, Ia
king the direct road for the city -
Soon afterwards lac observed that she
had returned to the depot, but had 40
child with her. The train was de.
layed till near noon, on accounI of
! the SHOW, aud Abe remained In the
depot apparently ia the deepest dis.
tees. Conductor Duherty henri
! that ~ child bad h.tn found as We
have before described, but Kept his
suspicious 10 himself. until he should
he ilfquired of by come one having
authority. When the train left far
the west. the lady bnnghi a ticket
for Cedar Falls, where she was left.
Since when he has heard nothing
| from her. Conductor Doherty thinks
that the woman in question is about
~ years old, and drscribes her AS
giving EVIDENCE In her ge- eral bear
ing OF one whnlla been accustomed
10 genteei society. a~ *% @
The e id IL now at the County
Pn"r House, aud is being well lirovi-
ded for. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

GONE EAST. ERASMUS Wilson
started east yesterday morning Ia
purchase goods for the new store
whichis seon to lie opened Ivy the
Wilson Bios in the room lately oc.
curitd by Frank & Herman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

SURPRTsE.--Rev.L l.. Is. Fitield. pas.
this ciiy, Was tne victim Of IA substln
Tia! surprise last Monday evening.
Tile congregation and frientis s-sein-
Bryant aud then p,oceeded en- ntdsse
10 the residence of their pastor with
their aims laden with choice gifts
and packets full of gre-iibacks. To
present their annual compliments in
a nauHer befiIting their accustomed
generosity. rne money aud other
aarItntrd to lire liberal sum vi one
hundred and mn dofiors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

PRAIRIE FARMER We are in re-.
ceipt of copy of the Prairie Farmer
Annual. II is a valuable directory
and in sei.t free To every new suhscri-
Der to the Farmer for 1869 This pa
per has recently been enlarged and
is one 0f the largest us well as one al
the best in tie country. Addres.
Prairie Farmer, Chicago, III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

DUBUQUE Posi- OFFICE.--We see
TINT our friend, Col. :. NJ. Barnes. of
the Times is being strongly urged far
the Dubnque Post Office. If we may
he allowed to express our desire in
the matter we sincerely hope that he
may get il. The Colonel has been "a
zealnus Republican worker for many
years, amt If m"rit il taken into ac.
count in the selection Of man for
that renruhetttivc position, We have
no fears but that Mr.. B. viii grace
the Key .Ciiy Post Office for the next
four wears.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

rH-Two of iha best houses In New
York city are furnishing Wise 4
Bryant their Spring Stock OF Wall
Paper aud turtains, u part of which
is already displayed. Gail and ex-
anime our st0ck. VIII take orders
far the New Wood Hangings. Call
aud see samples
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Tile excellence of the Washington
Life FMS. 10. o. New York cannot he
too warmly ackno9h dyed. liz story
Is the story of u nol,le stn"ress--"f
wise and generous design. pru,i.nily
and thoroughly accomplished. il
Was organized On principle of hoy,
ell and PECULIAR iiierniity. II PRO
posea 10 give al! prvfiis to the insured.
paying only legal Interest on ita cap.
i'al; and II is- accomplished its, lur.
pose In n career Of progress alto.
gsiher satisfactory IL llas established
areli upon = fouudation ss Of ada
paatl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

psA- OYSTERS, OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
F. y. Chase will he pleased To- sup.
ply NIL lovers Of good oyster. with
he choicest brands at the lowest phi
tes at the Fruit Bazaar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS election OF
officers for the ensuing year, of the
cedar Valley, Agricultural aud Me
chanical Park Association will bc
held next Tuesday, at Council Hail.
Stock holders turn out.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

SOLD OUT.-N ise Il Bryant have
sold out their entire stock nf Drugs
Books and Notions -Four Times ir
lie last year, and will continue to dc
dis kind of selling out during the
coming sessou-rfiering to- the mark
ct the purest and hest goods they cali
lind ut lowest prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

THE ROAD TO FoRTUSE.-One Of
which ia the road direct To Miller,
Wilson * Cas- Cheap Store. 10 buy
all kinds OF Dry Go0ds, mats, Caps
,Sc., &c, cheap.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

SCHOOL MEETING The annual
meeting of the independent District
of Cedar Falls will Ice held at the
basement of the presby terrain church
On the sth of March prox. Polls
oi,en from 9u'clock A. NJ. to 4 O'clock
P NJ. II. e.. HEMtNwAY, SEC.