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TnEoPHILUs LADIsLAs 2sCHEREsKoFsKI.
pupil Of LIEBIo, has succeeded in making dis
coyery which promises TO revolutionize the trade
in precious stones. He has succeeded in making
slcious and auminous others and it is said that
by simply mixing a certain quantity Of
these others with other chemical elements
he produces almost instan'aneously the most
magnificent results. Combined with III, oxide If
IRON in perfectly pure condition, the luminous
ether makcsa ruby With sulphate Of copper, a
sapphire with any Of the salts Of nickel al emcr-
aid. With the salts Of chromium the silicious
ether gives al the beautiful varieties Of the topaz
These others eyap0rate with very subtle and
pungcnt odor, which some people fud highly
agreeable. The sails crystal.ze with perfect reg
ulaIity on tie evaporation Of Ito ether. Al
though the coruudnms obtained by this process
have not the extreme hardness Of the natural
substance, yet their brillioncy when the oper-
alton is carefully conducted is admirable. Slick
aud aluminium, the bases of the aints aud clays
are elements to be found all over the globe, and
the process Of manipulating them into gems
though one Of extreme delicacy, requires no costly
apparatus and no expensive materials.
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In State bonds there was an active busintss Tho
more prominent issu"s. new Tannesseee aivnncms2p
out 10 tsx; oil virei1'as v y cent, to G!Ni ntv
North Csroiinss y y cent. TO 2Sx. and Lousiana ws
sixes v cent. to ~. Old Tcnncssees lee inci 1, 70
Ms and MI. our elves y cont. to 90 though bpt
~ aching to nv tho a. JNscnh issue ,fnr Stt1rM y,
Iou,sans elves r~i ~ - 1lh. klabann eigitssd
at o ior sana 81 ilts AZ "a sc9sn PC Caro'lna new
shnrea SOLD NJ i0i Ninth Naunnai AZ 10 Tenth NpOn
AT iO7 aud Ra1kers' and Brokotr h,soclrn1 ~ IN.
Halfway bonds were ~ org, ESPECIALLY the pacihA
Cemtrlls adval eng TO o. AMI Uniona ,eipf NJ n,
The ease IN money has heen reflected 70 thc is-Se vol
ume OF lus'ness " railway ,hrre. and M infiherne
| advance throughout the d1y, with IN eve ii1nal
Ahort 1870 ~ the hchest prices BET reached about
2P NJ. Aner this the market was stc1y aud nfm put
later Welded a fraction thongh closing strong The
| snrclsi feature. were Lase Shore. Roe leland, mo
Vanderbilt, Nor,hwe,t and 81 raul .ioal., al ono
lie oa mace on the cali tho Stock Exchange having
| compelled with the rules u tbs Stock fichangs.
The highest orice ii9I ard the lowest sN Worth
We tern common strong at T,ai9t. and preferred
al seHae'x notwiuh.ianding the decrease 70 N, earn
IRIS Of the roai was e 900 f,r the art week n Feu
| bctwe-r s74 and So New York Central, ~ ards fJ
| scrip. COX ami eexi Harlem, IA an itsh - Paul
common, n and TI the preferred SIX and 90 and
Ohio ani Mississippi. 29t< and OK New leroy Cen
irnl was ~ good depnyn Il 100 e icl Leading MA
raaue.t ~ if9SSsiiN Chicago and Alton sci nv alta
and preferred AZ 10 MI 70 lanenus shares vrrr I'M
Psriho val rulfnc NJ tos@tiN, Nar'posa prvienen u
! escoN westcrn Urlon Telegraph. s54a 81 Snh Cuu-
bcrlsnd. fsheNh In cxpres shares Ahanr was strong
al sig, and weis. Ergo q Co atec,
4 Drlr At a
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The President hns renomuated his father,
CoUngton, Ky.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

"WEDNESDAY, Fob e.-Ths gold market "A.
been d n aud deN Of amin alton with sales al ola
i2osGai20xt Tho nnJorty Ct transaaetons beins :,
i2nH, the unifrm quotation between O'Clock And AZ
p. NJ, during which reriod but two transaction. v.re
recorded After the formal close there was a ttms,
NeeiirE noted. and the Anal sale was maae at igov
CHI esy due To the slight advance in EXCHANGE. rns
rates paid having balances carried were ~ Andep
cent The outward bonud steamers TOOK no ,rrs.,,s
Tho total clcnrinss NJ the Cola Exchange BauL w,,a
s2i 220 900, gold balances sGi552 cur sic ta,tee,
81 5c3,6io. The prlnci nj quotations wcr,,
HIS An. isoaa i. M.."'........iNat n r.
The Treasury ~ o. 0DeOO0 gold encted rropoas.
to the amount n tssiOOoo, at prccs rang nv n m 10
to 1000. Owing to some unexblaired dcla, In Ma
Transmission Of tho telegram from Assistant tasu,,,
Foiger the Department at Washington the Az srts
were not ade untll late hour.
The suppiy Of money was AuaiR IN cvcc,s Of pe Il.
msrd and az the close the hanks were ffocy Offering
round amounts 10 the leading GoveInmct Lou.ts nj
y cent on United states securities. Call 'cars vNs
readily negotiated at and cent and on rt,eiate
Gus collateral at aud cent? the fotrnof b,nr no
general eot rate. Merchant paper nnds fra.v mar
fct strlctv rsclnt' 90 and 70 DAYS rater T. neonu.
bic at Gai y cent. 4 to months at GU n y cent
white SINGLE names ta.s at y cent howard
We record another extremely quiet dav N Cvvurp.
mennt. Win. however. prices fraction b. nose q
yesterday. This IL due both 10 the s,caiucs, rolo
and the uncertainty as 10 the form witch ~, rnd.
ing Bill will no nnaly adopted. There have trn no
large amounts Offering and tho uAnsuctious me dis
fcrcnt calls scarcely reached tl01fOo. The valu
closed sicady.
Henry Ciew. Co, " wnl street, report rsrM,
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The w,nockic CL,ldrro


Mn Enron: Er Into r'rl ,'y Va~
~ cvnt', and send n an 10 h' y the Tom .' NIB 40
little chi drGL tiiAt wert lo.t e. the - IHHs
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TIE srgued that the mere fact OF Perrye giving
himself up. on hearing that be- was accused OF tie
murder, q strong Ir' OF OF his innocence. He
reviewed the testimony END defended the character
OF his witnesses, aud showed That the testimony
AKA Mt Perry hai bearing AGAINST him. Mr..
Spencer alluded TO jack REYNOLDS, who said "haag-
ing or murder Is playei ou,7 aud said that Tow We
have Inumation from tho District Attorney that
unless you ami JUDGE Pratt behave yourselves there
VIII be
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rAacEs OF PRETENDED TRIALS

Mr.. chas. 8. Spencer replied 10 Mr.. Morris IN m
elaborate speech, de ending Judge Pratt's charge,
and condenning the District Attorneys course. lie
read an afjnvit or the District Attorney, thst q Q
Judge had expressed the belief that fCrry ought To
be convicted and tat lie meant 70 take the bull by
the horns This he said was, by the District Attpr
ney'f own shoNing, private conversation. II, e
lndsvit dictated In the same spirt smeh called
the defence perjury, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-10

u course Crawford was not tried.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

SPEcTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES
Messrs. Lazarus & Morris, the well
known Opticians, of Hartford, Conn,
beg respectfully to announce to the
inhabitants of Cedar Falls and vicin-
ity, that they have appointed Mr.. J.
III. Stanley, Matchmaker and Jew
eler, as their cole agent for the sale of
their Celebrated Perfected Spectacles
and Eyeglasses. They have every
confidence in the ability of their
agent to meet the requirements of
all customers. The material from
which these Lenses are ground Ia
manufactured specially for optic pur-
poses. and Is pure, hard and brilliant,
restoring to the wearers a clear and
distinct vision as in the natural
healthy sight. They are Periscopic
and consequently preserve as well as
assist the sight. and last many years
without change being necessary. A
perfect ID guaranteed In all cares.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Mrs. Frances Tracy, mother Of l..
ID. Tracy, died at her residence, In
Grundy county, March 18th, 1870, of
inflammation of the lungs. She was
born in Albany county. N. Y. Sept.
10th 1871, consequently she was In
the roth year of her age. She was
married to p. b Tracy on the 10th
day of April 1908 He died about 10
years ago. She has been methodist
for nearly SO years. In all the rela-
tions Of wife, mother. christian,
friend, she has always been above
reproach, sustaining character OF
unsuilied purity. She was ardent in
herpiety, devoted to her principles and
answering in her integrity, and
died as only few do--without an
enemy. In all the forty years, we
hate called her mother" we have
never known her to say a wicked
word, or do wicked act. The re-
ligion which she protested for over
sixty years, sustained her in the last
hours of life's eventful struggle. Not
murmur passed her lips-she "en-
dured as seeing Him, who is invisi,
ble"-and has gone TO a reunion i'm
Heaven with those she loved and
trusted here. Having passed the
scene of trial she is "pavillioned up.
on the mount of Immortality" Her
funeral sermon was preached last
Sabbath at the Christian Church, by
Rev. z. r. Ward, of New Hartford,
from Heb. 1l.16.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

STEALING Cr.oTH.--A tailor em~
ployed at the WOODEN Mills during
the winter, named j. J. Kelly, but
Familiarity known as Captain
jerks" left town a day or two since,
for some other "neck of the woods. !"
Before the Captain left, it was
thought he had been in the habit of
taking occasionally, cloths that did
not belong to him. Yesterday morn
ing lot of the goods was discovered
to be in the possession of clerk in
the employ of w. s. Lloyd who had
bought them of the captain at slow
rates." The CAPTAIN in a mood of
natural generosity had presented
another gentleman with suit from
top to toe. Marshal Royce was at
once put in possession Of the facts and
papers and started for Debuque to
bring the Captain back TO answer the
charge of larcency. When the matter
is investigated and the facts elected,
we will refer to it again. All We have
to say now is that if the Captain is an
old thief he is one of the politest we
have met. We hope the Captain
will be able to clear up the matter so
that no tarnish will be found on his
virtuous character.
LATER.--Marshal Royce arrived
this morning, from Manchester, ac-
companied by the Captain"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
to Europe'--ssAb-
sconding Debtors from
Cedar. Falls,

EDITORS GAZETTE: In the Du-
buque Herald OF the 26th inst, we
find an article under the above i'm.
posing headlines, in which it is stat
ed in affect, that we had quietly dis
posed of our property, and had at
tempted to abscond from our credit
ors. The statements are so unjust to
us, and so false in nearly every par
ticular, that we deem it but just to
make the following statement of the
facts: In the month of January last,
we both resolved to dispose OF our
business, one on account of failing
health, and the consequent inability
to give the required attention to it,
and the other with view of engag-
ing in other business. This resolve
was well known at Waverly and Ce-
dar Falls; i'm the one case a contract
of sale being made in January and
consummated i'm the early part Of
March, and in the other the offer to
sell being published in the columns
of the GAZETTE for seven weeks, and
when the sales were made they were
made publicly. The determination
to visit Europe was also we'll known,
it having been publicly talked of by
us both, on the street and elsewhere.
We had given the matter all the pub
Lefty which We thought our private
affairs demanded.
The statement that we or either of
us have disposed of our property to
our mother or any one else, is false
and unfounded, as will be found on
an examination of our affairs, as Is
the statement that we were about to
"skedaddle to Europe and spend the
rest of our days." it being well
known to h Indreds of our citizens
that we were going, the time when,
for what purpose, and by what route.
II is also well known to many of our
friends that +. &. SEVERN, when we
left Cedar Falls, intended to stop off,
as he did, at Dubuque, for the pur.
pose of seeing and arranging with
his creditors there, while l.. Fl, Sew
erin proceeded to Chicago for the
same purpose, and that we intended
to remain at Chicago for at least two
weeks. The statement that either of
US was arrested OH accout of indebt.
edness Al Waverly, Is as devoid of
truth as are the other allegations. 1t
Is true that one of us was arrested for
an alleged violation of the prohibit
tory liquor law for which good and
sufficient bail was given. In fact,
the article in question is false and
unfounded in almost every particu>
lar. Our business career at cedar
Falls and elsewhere has not proven
us to he the swindlers and cheats
which the article i'm the Herald
would make us. and we appeal to the
public, to whom we are known, for
the truth of this assertion. 1t Is true
that We are both owing debts, it is
equally true that we are not now
able to pay them in cash. In this
how much worse are we than the
strategic merchants spoken Of in
the Herald article, or their vigilant
informer
J.. III. SEVERN.
&c. SEVERN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

DRESS MAKIrG.-M. f. Hopson,
with large experience in Dress
making, all styles Of dress-fitting,
shirt-making, and plain sewing,
cloak making. fur work, aud ma
chine work, respectfully solicits the
patronage of her Friends. All orders
promptly attended to. One door
north Of the post-office, corner Third
and Main streets, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Theodore Hazlett has gone east TO
purchase his Spring stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps and
Boots and Shoes. Look out for great
bargains, when Hazlett returns
Times are hard, and money scarce,
hut when Hazlett receives his new
goods, he will sell so cheap, that all
who buy of him will get such cheap
goods, that they will forget that
times are hard, and rejoice that there
Is one place in Cedsr Falls where
all can get the just value Of their
money. Go to Hazlett's for bar
gains. r.e-.-. rr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

To RENT.--A farm two miles
South west from town for rent. Abou,
eighty acres suitable for corn, and
the same number for wheat, forty
acres Of which Is new breaking.
Enquire of Carpenter Bros, at their
Lumber office, near the Depot.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
April / 1870.

Herding.-The subscribers intend
to herd cattle and horses, the coming
season. The Range" will be in
Black Hawk ownship, Grundy Co.
Plenty of water on the ground
Horses and Cattle yarded in sep
arate yards, and faithfully attended
to by an experienced herdsman.--
This is the best range in the country.
Terms. horses So the season, and
cattle Sl.75.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

FIRE.-Last Wednesday evening
the Methodist Church in this city
came near presenting scene of con-
flagration not at all pleasant to con-
template. The Sexton i'm handling
a lamp accidentally let it fall and
broke it when the oil ignited, and
burned three of the basement pews
badly. The alarm was given, and by
prompt measures being used the fire
was extingushed. . We hope that edi.
flee will not have as "close a rum
again in long time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Teeth! Teeth ,! Teeth 4! - For
Artificial Teeth and all other opera
tions in the line of Surgical and Me.
clanical Dentistry, go to DIR. II. NJ.
ADAMS, who has had an experience
of "a years in the practice of Dentist.
ny i'm its various branches. Charges
reasonable, and all work warranted.
Office 1st door west of the Inman
House, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
J.. III. SEVERN.
i. &. SEVERN.
New Hartford Cores
pOndencc.
From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular Correspondent.
EDITORS GAZETTE There is moth
ing sensational to report this week,
from this town, that your correspon-
dent has been able to gather. The
mud is getting worse, and more of it.
From town to the depot, il is perfect
ly horrible until you strike the new
side. walk running direct ffom Roots
Hotel to the Railroad. BY the way,
did it ever occur to you that the Rail
Road Company built their depot
buildings right in the worst mudhole
in town, when, by going few rods
further west they would nave had
dry ground? 1t seems as If they
owed the public terrible spite when
they located their depot grounds
here. L. Bourquin is building q
new barn. Maxwell Bros are run
ming a new livery stable. Ed. Will
liams IL getting large stock of ex-
cellent lumber. and Is bound to
make the merchants Of your city
"get up and git on low prices. Ed.
is bully good fellow, and his trade
is rapidly increasing. PEDRO.
New Hartford. March 3Oth, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

BEET SuGAR.-Mr. Zeizing, OF
this City, got package of sugar
beet seed, from Breshna, Prussia,
last Tuesday, and intends to plant 1t
this season, for the purpose of ex-
perimenting on beet sugar." If it
proves success, of which there is
not shadow of doubt, he will
manufacture on large scale. Sue
cess to the undertaking.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Land For Sdie.-In Cedar Falls
township, one mile from the POST
office, liz acres of good land, with a
good house and stable on 1t. This
place can be bought for reasonable
figures. A good team might be taken
as part payment Tor further par
ticulars, inquire Of Samuel Croker,
at +. M. Stead's Sash and Blind + ac-
'ory, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Seed Wheat on TGne.-3.O n0 bush
els of choice seed wheat, grown on
new land, Cor sale OF seven months
time, with good security. Apply to
VIM. Winter, Mt. Vernon Town
ship.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
GIRToN d BUCKLEY.

For Sdte.-A farm of 80 acres, and
five acres Of timber, two miles east
of Cedar Falls near the Junction, for
sale. Enquire OF the undersigned
on the farm. L. p. STREETER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
For sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his
entire Stock of Groceries and Fix
lures. Any one wishing to engage
in the Grocery trade, will find this a
good opportunity.
Also, the House and Lot where /
now reside, ON Clay street.
+. A. HoTCHKIss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
Notice.
To She rax-Payers Of Cedar Falls
Townsville.

The undersigned has received the
Tax List Of said Township. Cor the
year 1889, which can Le found at his
store, on Main Street. All persons
liable to tax are requested to pay the
same before the LIST day Of March.
After that date they will become de-
linquentand subject to the additional
percentage; also, all Personal Prop
erty will be liable to attachment for
such Delinquent Tax. See Sec. 7,
Page 17S, Acts of the 18th General
Assembly. f. A. HoTCHKIss,
Collector, Cedar Falls Township.
Cedar Falls, Jan. 9Th, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

MAIL CoNTRACT.-G. w. Clark
has the contract for carrying the
mail to the Junction twice day
The award was recently made. We
are assured now that, what eyer else
may come to pass, the mail to and
from the Junction will always be
con time
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

They hare Come The latest nov
elites of the Season--Cassimere OF
all grades and colors for the gay and
festive, and for the old and sedate.-
Ready made Clothing I'm large vari-
ety-of Hats and Caps the latest i'm
portations. The shoe fly not for
cotton by b. Kinstler.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

PROHIBITIONS The lower house of
the State Legiature has passed a bill
allowingeach county, by ballot, to say
whether any wine, beer or other in
toxicating liquors shall be sold with-
in its limits. 1t is thought 1t will al
so pass the Senate. No better bill
has passed that body this winter or,
one that will do more good. All
hail! the much needed reform.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01
Look Here! "A Bargain
FnH.ln for. Snlc.

One hundred and twenty acres o
excellent land, lying only one half
mile from the village Of Applington,
on the main road to Parkersburg.--
Ninety acres broke-75 of which are
under good fence, with living water,
together with some choice meadow
land. Price two thousand dollars
cash. or short time on one half
Call on or address.
8. l.. KEMMERER,
Applington Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

House and Lot for !Sdte.-A small
house in west part of city with full
lot, will be sold cheap. Terms easy.
Enquire of z. III. Gregg, at Crosby 4
Gregg's Drug Store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

All kinds of Groceries, such as
sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Pepper,
Spice, Tobacco, dried Raspberries,
dried Peaches, Soap, Matches, de-,
can be found at Hazlett's at very
low prices. Go to Hszlett's fol
cheap Groceries.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

ACCIDENT TO Col. EBERIfART.-
Col. Eberhart, our excellent Clerk OF
the District and Circuit Courts, re
ceived an ugly fall at the Court
House few days ago, which result
ed in severe cut on his forehead
He is on duty again, being too much
of veteran to yield to anything
short of decapitation.- Waterloo
Courier
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Lumber for the n,iHioa--ds Cheap
as the Ueapest..The subscriber Of
fers for sale, at his Lumber yard at
New Hartford, Butler Co., Iowa,
square timbers, lath, pickets, shin
giles of all grades, dressed flooring
and siding, which he will sell at
Cedar Falls prices. None need haul
their lumber 10 miles for nothing
For good lumber at reduced prices
call OH me at New Hartford. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Now is the time to paper your
rooms. and the best place to, buy
Wall Paper, is at HazIett's. Just re.
ceived three thousand beautiful rolls
which he is selling cheap. Call and
look at the styles.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE Co. =,
OF DAVENPORT Has insured its
risks in the Merchants ms. Co., of
Chicago, aud quit the business. 1t
had cash capital of 100000. but
finding that there was no money in
Fire ms. business, the stockholders
and directors ordered a cessation Of
business. 1t is not failure, any
more than it Is failure when any,
body else quits any business because
it don't pay. Its losses will all be
paid, and its policy holders are per-
fectly secure against loss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

MiNinery.-The ladies of Cedar
Falls and vicinity, are requested to
call at Mrs. o. L. Poeler's, and ex-
anime the latest styles of spring and
summer hats and bonnets for 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

NEW FLooR.-Wilson Bros. had
such rush of trade last year, that
they wore out II good floor, so they
have put down "a bran fire" new one
this week. We hope their customers
will SO multiply the coming year,
that the new one will be worn thin as
q gold leaf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-01

Don't daub your room with dirty
white-w wash, whep you can paper
them about as cheap as you can
white-wash them. Go to Hazlett's
for cheap Wall paper.