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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

New Goods for Fall and Winter
just received, at Wilson Bros.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Cedar Falls Library Association has q Il
,rary of about one thousand Volumes. Any per-
con can have the privilege OF drawing books for
lollars
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nIsTRIGrCoun

.yuSqs-- Hon. james Burt.
Dist Afry---J II. Powers. -
S1er.tf--W r. Brown.
C7erk-G. A. Eberhar.
Special Session Monday, Iccembcr soil, 10,
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IxNlT-Ix NIT-KNrT.

AGENTS WANTED. evsrywbcre TO sei the
practical Family knitting Machine ever invented.
Price Gao. VIII knit 2O0e0 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Mass or st. Louis. Mo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

PRESENTATION AND 6PEECffEs.--
The Board Of Trade rooms during
the past few days have been place
of lively scenes. One Of the most
popular members was summoned on
Monday to appear before Justice
Knapp, in the capacity Of q juror.
With dignity and sobriety becom-
ing the occasion, he complied. An
important suit, involving in the az.
gregate several dollars, was set for
trial.. The evidence was taken, the
lawyers did their spouting, and the
case was given to the jury. They
were out
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

Thompson's Glove-fitting Corset at
Wilson Bros.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
IA CHICAGO, Dec. IS.
WHEAT -s71ss for 10. I, and s4hlss for
No2. gte es
CoRN--7THGt7sIs for No. q .. ...-......
oATs--42x6s4a -...-a.s.1
LIVE Hoas-9.5o11i65
OFFICE CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE, 1
@f December nth, 1869.
Wheat has held steady during the week, rang.
In., fra,, Eal9no a..h 49,
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CEDAR FALLS POST OFFICE.

NAILS ARnrvn,
rom the East and North ..,4.a...... af5 r. u.
rom the West 1000 A. NJ.
rom Willoughby, every Friday. $500. o;oo p. n.
nAIIa ctosE.
'or the East and North. IA ......,... $50 a, NJ
or the Wptt.ts LOU
through Mail for Dubuque and East. 500 r. u.
villoughby every Saturday ................s A. n.
once hours except sundays> nom A. N M
orice open on Sunday from o'clock P. y. uIi
! r. M.
No Mall. arrive or depart on Sunday, excspt hs
through Mall. =.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

Burr.
Just Received, at Hanlett's, a fine
lot Of Chinchilla and Beaver Cloak
ings, Trimmings, and Buttons, which
will be sold at reduced prices. !.
Shaw1s, of every description, at
Wilson Bros
~ For first class insurance, go To
@. G. Knapp, agent OF Phoenix, OF
Hartford. Conn. 1.y
~ For No. ! insurance, go to q.
G. Knapp, agent for North America,
Of PhilAdelphis. ~
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All nignt,
TIL daylight,


and when they came in IL was found
that they had failed to agree. Five
There were six in all) Of them, in
theirmulishness, wouldnot agree with
the Board Of Trade representative,
and he, with his unbending, un.
fiinching integrity, would not be
bamboozled by any other five men
they could pick. The Board Of
Trade, the principal part Of which
he was whom" recognized such ster.
ling worth, made him the happy re-
cipisnt of q "leather medal" It ID
said that the presentation speech was
one Of the best ever delivered before
the Board Of Trade, and the "accep.
tation" speech was complete OrfsAer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

4. Q. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
1851 30 Cortlandt st., New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-17

GOMETIIfNGi IN The Sfdy.for Estyvbody. Star
- In the West, 1870. An s-page universslIst
family weekly. giving current secular news. Eds
tied by Rev DIR. WILLIAMSON d j. \. CANTwELI.
sctibsrs. Send foi specimen. Addtess WILL
HANSON d CANTWELL. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
COUNTY, OFFuCERs.

Judge Hon. 3. Bagg.
Next Session Monday. February isth, 1870.
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nsrLnokp rrmn rAnLE.
CEDAR raf.Ls OMNIBUS LrNr.

'Busses run to and nom ID. e :. G, and Cedar
Falls & MINI. II. X. Depots. In connection with
m trains Also Buses furnished ON all occasions
when desired. Office at the Carter House.
GRO. w. CLARK, Proprietor.
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Free to Book Agents,
HOLIDAY JouawAl roo 1870

We win send handsome prospecius Or our NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE 10 any hook
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CONTAINING Fairy Story Tor Christmas.
~ Plays. Puzzles aud Wonders. ~ large pagcs,
illustrated. Sent FREE ON receipt Of cent
stamp for postage. ADAMS g CO., Is Bromdcld
street. Boston, Mass.
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and ERNEsTINR,

IL respectfully announoed that tho Military Drama OF
OURS IL postponed The programme therefore, VIII be-:
Characters by Lester Wsack, Mr.. John
Gilbert, Mr.. J. II. 5toddart, Mr.. u. 4.
THIS EVENING Ringgo d, MI. Il. N. Holland, Mr.. 5. w.
third time, Leonard Mr.. Tom Owsns, Mr.. Curran,
CENTRAL PARK. Mr.. Peck Mr.. Qugey, Miss Henrqueu.
Mss FGo Germon, Mrs. Seton, Miss
SATURDAY, NEW YkAR's NIGHT (eftesnth tme,.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
MONDAY, January Fourth tine) WILD OATS.
TUESDAY (sixh time), ERNESTINk and TRYING
1T ON.
WEDNESDAY fourth timo,, CENTRAL PARK
THURSDAY (sixteenth tm0), SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
OURS, SCHOOL, and LOST AT SEA In active prepare
ton.
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Ro"fRY THEATRE
OLD yE ssw d SEAf ss wv ssA. IN.
.. a S Ss;;s ahs AHnR RAAIh hShI
r0AoH 4%C f lssw xEAs,S nssAyA
Woop's MusEux AND xENAaEaIE. sf7J
Broadway. corner OF 1hlrtlsth street.
time table NEW YE suS s GXi ans night B
s s2ss ssis:i Ss
GalI =; ESQ.,. "A Grand fro a Concert Cone
"A s::.s1 sss
os a crAsh'r and
o CAL s srsas n s.Gs r sasnss.
os H. s. snossnns MP ,s snS Ms White"
6.Ii y $50. 4. the grand sMsnassr!s';
Ss 4 $50. .is TSs birds VIII Be 'i fsd. ''-'
Ssa:s L. The s srs.s s Ell aa%s'
G G:li :. a. so ~ Sraa s.s Musical sorse
Sss soTs ssss i Fantastic s,
Ss NO. e The The rs ssa re5 TOR, %s.
CAL e.l !hs saSssassP sar s.snss'"
S 6: at 49, Il aq Ss ssSSs f pyy Ssss.u
GO home At II, g. The gas u turned out
Thirty grand attractions for 30 cents
monday W VII pST AM MAZE safss"'Asanl''
BsxAsrs aRIsb oEisgY aaE STREET
Come early secure seats to avoid
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
Continued success of Dan Bryant and Dave Reeds
SlfOO FLY, DON'T BODDFR ME- SHOO FLY.
UNSWOkTh Will SPEAK ABoa THE SUEz CANAL.
EUGENE COMING FROM THE MATINEE.
Q. w. GRIFFIN and DAN BRYANT ~ the UENDARAEB.
Dempssr, Russell. Grier Brandisi. Dwyer, Rockefeller
SHO0 Fly DAN BRYANTS SHOO FLY.
SHOO FLY. DAN BRYANT"S SHOO FLY.
NEW YEARS NIGHT-LIlTLE MAC WILL APPEAR.
CADEMY or MUSIC. HERMANN.
IA HERMANN, Observation-Disclosures.
Positively LAST THREE NfGHTS
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Jan. q, aud &,
IN AN INMENSK PROGRAMME,
on which occasion
Nine. II. HERMANN
and Mona LEON. teaor,
wrt, srNn nia n ersi spp9 sir ss,.ror,oNs
Reserved seats ~ Sold ~ Sohlrners 7oi Broadway and
at the Academy OF Music.
Admiration, u cents; Family Circle, 90 cents
R7Q MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. SIS
08 Broadway. 6l6
SIS @---A S18
SIS We are fearfulty and 6t8
6l3 wonderfully made BIB
6i8 6i6
MS The Beautes, Wonders and Monstrositesof 6l6
SIC the Human and Animal Creation 10 be 610
as one visit SIS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

XII THEATRE C0MiQUR.
clf broadway, opposite 81 Nichoas.
Tho chief building for Amusement seekers.
NEW YEARS EvE-LAU9u AND BIZ MERRY.
GRAND PROGRAMME. NEW ADDiT1qNA
TIIE STAR TaO UPE OF rue WORLD.
TONIGHT TONIGHT.
entirely Extravaganza written .hs establishment
THE PIRATES OF NEW JERSEY.
With q splendid east
MIR. GEORGE II. GOES, MR.. GEORGE r. CODA.
THE FAVoRi az EALIFORNIA COMEDIAN.
HAkT, DouGHERTY, RYMAN AND HOWARD
the negro comedians OF the day.
THE GRAND AMAZ0NfAN BALLET
THE SILvEE KNIGHTS. laH
TIE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE.
MASTER ARNOLD K1RALrY.
MISS MADELINE HARDY, MISS AMY HINnLEs
ALL TIE GREAT TROUPE WILL, APPEAR.
Doors open at ~. Curtain rises nj 744 O'clock
Box open daily seats reserved ak days In advance
NoTICE.r-The management takes great pleasure
+ TTiE GREAT CLoDocHE TROUPE,
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AnIUsENY ENTs.

-WALLACKB. .-.,..x
w Proprietor aud Manager. :. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcx:
Doors open 81 ~ r. 81. Performance 70 commence ~
consequence Of the very crowded state Of the house on
each representation Of
CENTRAL PARK.
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NEW YEARS MATINEE.
NvERYBoDY's FRIEND AT2
ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
the Of Angus I'm DAILY. Every evening al
THE DUKES MOTTO sss
Tomorrow, New Years Day,
THE hH esfKals BY ~ s Erss'6 So.' W:
LAST psrormsnces . n o.a.,.
TIME Il SST sIss %Ds .sSsssssss s sSn NJ.
THE DUKES MOTTO. CLARKE Ai FoLK and MA aiI..
MONDAY EVENING JhNuA II =: Tor the frs. time in
thirteen Susanna Cenivres famous and racy comedy
THE BusyBopY,
e' viii Be snd Original Ams
can comsdy' by olive Log .s9,,s s9!s \!
or, Summer Scenes 4. Long Branch,
n .s'ss sa'ss Sss Sss spe. q
celebrated and well remembered localities.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" CoT T Twentythird street and Eighth
lanes ''A GRAND Holiday FESTIVAL Proprietor
>''' WHO sfKxks FIRST ~ ''h''
In his origins. and New .eg 81 ss,sSe !, n.
PRESIDENT GRANT. JAMES FISK. JR,
Benz III T. IbGGffhlhr, MA h SeG HAti hSe'
HORACE i2sAASeE {, aE yS;sY
MR. AND MRS HOWARD PAUL,
The celebrated Lyric and Dramatic Artist b their famous
Ger the first time in AmencO the Inspiring French
ola MARsEILLArsE,"
Sung by Mira Hgws.t IL faq Il imitation OF tho late
and also "eoodoy, sweetheart! Sosdsyy,S.A
PLUTO, PLUTO. PLUTO
NEW yE EsSsH aHTfShE Ara
a ssA
.'s coming s'sSS%sssil fssf ss'''' the
rapidly 'sa S " ss gisf avTslso JAN $50
N''1os f HSaa SAsPE FEARS
OF THE s SteRsR fFissoDucnos
LITTLE EMILY. LITTLE EMILY.
a% .ns as e r Sssls 70 s = dlS E
Al. Sxl aKSSIs1Es A .Gssa5fSsstxr., a.,
sES a syssss E! Hss!sSss NV
THE ASg ARRAY OF
sss$ sS$Sss SSs
oAsrE THf AkS xAT ~ pk sA AZ sroHr
iSn sfSs. X xs Sa fa 10Y xs aSssraa'
y!y ff!'A Fl qfn; !ss;a' ft tas
.R1 EFF sH sy sfksss
MKT Little Ely Sfs EIE' ,isE wESSasnAv.
ON Mos6AY s yssu is 49, 1870
Tho representative ' ss f Tr 81 mage
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
public duly sale secured
$ sSsHH s ss$ $ FE Es B B:T
MN MN Esss s sIs4EEES H:
# #ESSEsBzzE IA; Sas / # / S $'Ss$ss
gssaF sFtsIs5 gH BS ''00R1VT
,.,,. Nj h;,s spa Mrs. E. e b GONNA COMA
TOM 2SFrt aHysF e f9EEnr
iii $ iii: #:$#S s$s$ :sE $$:$.
THE THE EsHs # HSzy LAST LAST TINE TINE
sr Fas5ss d SsM E SSA aRf aaSsrs
ALL mi f%#$s$os sss $$$
is Ga sis os
M T. BRENHAN cuJERJr,
I'M. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY, IAN. IL, 1s71
BOXES can be pocuroa Of thu secretary ahs First District
Police Court CsBtto street,
HDIANOFoRTE GEMS .m-THE NEW PIANO BooR.4-"A
collection Of music comprising Qua.
rIes Gaops wates, Redowas variations &C.. The sces
lions All ia lie pDpusf vein AMI will lie very
tsestinguN Herald. Price ia bu Sold by MI isaeIa
DirSoN Co, Publishers, IA broadway.
MANTED-A GOOD COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
w singers good wages and permanent employment avon
TO the right Afpy 20 s. H. 70 Wesc6eser aouss
corner Kroone and BoweIx.
| DESERVED SEATS AND
l IL SINGLE TICKETS
10 Professor H. Ogden Uor0ins grand asrasd Lsowrss
1T hook music stores and al tbe NJ o. a.
mar nfY santv. hirlu lvaal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RowERY THEATRE.

ID NfW YEARS RIVE.
- OLD YEAR OUT; NEW YEAR TN.
Schi er's n 80 BAKED AIIvR
ROB8ERS aHEAr vAuIfTYRai
OF HOHEMIA. ~Fe FORrY TtiIEVEA
TOMORROW lNEw YEARS DAYL
TWO PERFORMANCES
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BAD DIcKEY. BAD DIcKRY
WISH LOTS or NEW AND TELLING HITS AT
THE TIMES.
WITH LOTS OF NEW AND TELLING HITS AT
THE TIMES. .s
THE GREAT AMERICAN BURLEsQUE COMPANY
TiIE GREAT AMERICAN BURLESQUE COMPANY
FORTY STAR BuLESQUE ARTISTS
THE GENUINE CARDIFF GIANT
PARkER, PAKKEE, EnBRo0K.
THE BELL. RINGERS.
THE BELL RINGERS.
THE BELL RINGERS. ~
THE BELL RINGERS.
SOME BELLS THAT RANG
AN OLD YEAR OUT
AND A NEW YEAR IN" s.,t4
aroBY Week, TOBY Week KEEP GOOD
HEART, TOBY y. -
kEsEEy At kyk S SE9Sk s sIDsISSHH
rRECisELY At TwELyE o,CL0CK. .IDDNIaHT.
Meridian Of the city Of New York City Hail timc.
~ ,ATIONAL ANTHEMS,
ny THE COMBINED BANDS
FIFTY MUsIc1aSs. -rv ,o,,o,..s
ADMISSION FIFTY cENfs.
FAMILY CIRCLE TWENTY-FIVE CENfN
FAMILY CIRCLE TWENTY-FIVE CENTks~~
GRAND PROGRAMME FOR NEW YEARS DAY.
TWO PERFORMANCES MATINEE AT O'CLOCK.
SECOND APPEARANCE or ALLEN PErTINGILL.
DELAHASTY HEEaLERS MINSrkELS.
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fsARPETS, FURNfTURE AND DEDDINg.-IOUsE-
" keepers supplied With tho easy terms Pay.
menta weakly or monthly. KELLEY A co,
: corner twenty ,agth street aud Sixth avsnne
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,nosRDERs AND LopCERs WANTED.

BLOCK FROM CITY HAhLA--FRANRFoRT HOUSE,
FRANKFORT street, corner Of william. $50
odse gentlemen ony 8oc TO 50c day ~ SO 81
week. Open all night.
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" LAST NIGHT But ONk
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
OF THE SUCCESSFUL DRAMA
UNDER THE GASLIGHT
Owing to the return Of Mr. GEORGE l. FOX on Monday.
'~''A'' + ao ds;G W. THE LAST WEEK Or
UNDER THE GASLIGH1.
UNDER THE 0ASLIaHT.
UNDER THE GASLiGHf
the LAST WEEK AND LAST TWO MATfNEEs,
AND IT'S WONDERFUL EvrECTs =,
THh PIERS OF TaE CITY. THE EXPRESS TRAIN
LAST NIGHTS Under THE 0ASLlGuT.
LAST NIGiiTs UNDER THE oAsIiaHT.
ON MONDAY Jan, I, reappesranee Of
with tho beautiful romantic drama, entitled
THE WRiTiRG ON THE WALL
SEATS NAY RI sEGURED six DAYS IN S6vAS6E
BOOTHS THEATRE.
ID Twentv third street, between Fifth Sixth
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
the eminent actress,
EMMA WALLER,
IN her great representation Of
MEG MERRlLES,
a The beautiful and picturcsqne drama u
dUY MANNERINd, -
The play VIII be presented with entire NEW SCENERY
COSTUMES PROPERTIES &C., and with all the ORIGINAL
and FAvOR1TE MUSIC, by nm augmented chorus OF ex
psrienood singers
Theatre or at Ticket onlce the Of
G. u Disson Co., I'll Broadway
wHpr r. ASw AAsy sHSTs Z ISL"
WILL APPEAR AZ
Tho Sheet for Mr. BOOTHS NIGHTS Will bo open on
WkDN ESDAY, DEC 29, a. tho usual plSceA
u. r..
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A SUPERB PARLOR SUIT, COVERED FRENCH
n satin procsteI made to order cost 500 for xi7b
do 80; Fisnoorte, br0nyes fsintars Etageres Rock
case Chamber Uinag Furniture, Mirrors Sacrifice Pre-
blrth
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JC sTUyyEsANT STREET NEAR THE COOPER IN
'lc stftnte.-One Handsomely furnished Upper Floor |.
rent to party Of two three gentlemen; evus
Fire. gas, &C.
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OURS. SCHOOL. and Lost AT SEA in active prepare
tim.
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10n WEST TwFNTY.sIxTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
~ avenusA lady desiring good Board, pleasant
retired previous 10 and during expected eonnemen
can be accommodated AS ABOVE.
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tn STREET, NO. 2s7, NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE
An elegant furnished large Room, With Roard; refer
exchanged.
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ITO wEsT TwFNTY-THIRD STREET, ONE Rtoci
tO from the Filth Avenue Hoie.-Elegar'ly furnrhe
Rooms gentleman aud his vile, also tor single gentle
men, with splendid Board
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Tor ELIZABETH STREET. NEAR BROUME. CHEAP
Lob and BEDROOMS small respects
Sle famies single gentlemen from 81 90 10 "a 81 pei
week,
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CON6UMPTION.

Tie Three Remedies, " 6chenck's Pulmonic
SYRUP" for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Broochttas
action Of tins medicine ripens the ulesrs In the
lungs, promotes the discharge Of the oosrupt
matter by expectoration, pur1nes the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other rens-
..schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the cure Of
Dyspepsia or iLdige stion, and AL diseases arising
froaa debility. Tkis tonic invisosssss the dAesgt
i've organs supplies the plses q ths gastssc jude
tient 70 digest the most nutritious food. II e .
sovereign remedy for all cases Of indigestion.
"Schsnck's 1sndraks Pills." ons Of the INST
valuable medicines ever dtscovered, being veg
etable substitute for csiomel, and having all the
us~ful properties ascribed IN that mineral, WITH
out producing any Of its injurious effects.
To those three medicines Dr X. schSuck, "a
Phil.delghis, owes his Snnv.lsd sueces- ~ the
monte syrup ripens the morbid matter dis-
CD srses IL. and purines the biosL . be Man
drake Pills nc. upon The liver. remove al OBJ
tone ana cure Liver Complaint. vhich .. one u
the most prominent cau,e- of CouSumpttou. The
sesweed Tonic in-svoraies the po~~is OF me
stomach. and BY Strengthening the dise.tion and
bringing IL TO a normal and healthy condition i'm
proves the quality Of the bl..od, by which means
the formation Of ulcers or tubsrcies in the lungs
becomes impossible. The combined action Of
these medicines, ~ thus expl sined. vii cure
every case OF consumption, II tbs remedies are
used In time, and the use Of them u peEsevered
in sufficiently 10 bring the case to favorable
termio alton.
DIT. schenck's Almanac. containing full TIRE =
tiss on the various forms Of disease. his noce Of
treatment, and general directions how 70 use his
medicine, can be had gratis or sent by mail BY
addressing his Principal Once, No. Is North
sixth street. Phllsdslphis, Pa.
Price OF the Pulm0nic Syrup and fea-Weed
Tonic. each, el.;o per bottle, or y 80 the hall
dozen Mandrake Pills, rs cents per box. fos
ssie by ali druggists and dealen. c&wu
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TO OwNRns OF HoRsRa

Thousands Of Horss die yearly non. Oaais.
This need nn, 10 Dr.. Tobias veostiaA Ie0e
LiniDent VAL pv-'ri' ely cure every case, u utvun
when frss tsk.sl. hs cost IL OILY o. 6ella-.
Every owner Of horse should have . bsttls n
hin stable. ready rue 1. il vaxanted supe-
yioT TO anything els. sr the cure Of Cuts. Wind
Calls, Swelling, sor- Throat, Sprains, Bruises,
Old Sorts, &c. This Ltuiment II no new r~msdy.
It has been used snd approved of Tor - pears BY
the Ane hossemen In the country. Given TO IN
ovsr-drivsn horse, IL acts like magic. Orders an
constantly recsived from the Facing stabSes Of
Eoeland 1or 1t. The ceiebuated Hiram WoodFu6,
Of trotting fame. used IT for yexs. Col. Phile r.
Bush Of the Jerome Race Course, has givsa Co.
tiAeate which can be seen Ut the Depot, stat1Do
thss after years Of trial. II n the best IN the
world. His address n Fordham, n. Y. No on
oncs using Il will ever be without IL. II u put ue
In Pint Bottles Sold by the Druggists and Sad.
diers throughout the United States. Depot, 10
PARK Place, New York.
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HDTTI.ED PARALYSIS

The Is the proper title 81 the horrible metallic
tn.ir dyes. Worse than the fate Of A,saiorn may
b- the fate II tho.e who them.
ONE Who'll E5OME PREPARATION
for changing the hau to any desirable .hace from
brown 10 jet biael may b. procured sseryvhere,
VIZ:
CRIsTADoRO5 EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
After careful slysis, Prof. Chiffon, the dis
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Sore and Dry Throat cured by half Plaster
usually In two OF three hours.
DR. Green. No. ss3 Broadway, Nov York. in
forms he sold ON Monday. June ard, 1867, two
plAsters u Dung woman suffering very severely
frym lunS $50. On THURSDAY abe called 20 got
two mor~ for friend, and then stated bow the
two she bad purchased on Monday had relieved
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