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The gold market has been quiet and de'oiu % -
animation or feature. The preponderance OF uan'"'
lions was at lllsallll though few sales were 'a'ue
,1l, There has been good demand for casn gOiu
being fat and and per cent for carrying, INC n
Of specie amounted to $4,000 The ia! sroa .a1
81, Ihan Rank was as follows Gold cleared tH'
s,o cco sod balances sl7O5s; currency balances w.
.oro,,tpg were the auctions:
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~ ercnce', vati' engagements. N0ki0NS WhehaUsi
EARN HANDS.-G Bowling grcen.-PlERCE
Co. have constantly hand trs;css swede' Germans Scotch
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CCOTCHMAN and wife, Engllslman and wife,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

IL a blessing vouchsafed to few Eyen those
who have been favored by nature with strong con
stitutions and vigorous frames are apt 10 neglect
the precautions necessary to preserve these pre-
cious endowments. Indeed. as a rule, the more
healthy and robust man IL. the more liberties he
Is inclined to take with bis own physique. II ID
some consolation to The naturally weak and feeble
TO know that they be 30 inyig Grated and buils
mp, by proper use of the means which science
has placed at their disposal, rs to have a much
better charee OF long life. and exemptions from
disease and pain, Than tho most athletic Of their
fellows who are foolish eAough to suppose them
selves invulnerable, and act accordingly.
u IL not too much TO say that more than half
the people ofthe civilized world need an occasion,
al tonic TO enable them 10 support The strain UPON
their bodies and minds which the fast NE OF this
restless age occasions. In fact. pure, wholesome
unexciting tonic is the grand desideratIon OF the
millions, and they have the article In Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. II Is q staminal medicine, 1, Q.
itimparts permanent strength to weak systcms
and invigorates delicate constitutions. It's repu-
tation and Its sales have steadily Increased. CON-
petiye Preparations have been introduced adj llbi.
turn, and, so far as the public 10 concerned, ad
Hdassuss, In the hope of rivaling It; but they
have all either persisted In the attempt, or been
len far In the rear. II has been the great medical
success Of the present century, and Il is quite
certain that no proprietary medicine In this eoun.
try Is as widely known, or ~ generally known.
Ten lightning presses running necessarily Sun
days excepted3 the who'd year through, barely
supply the demand for the illustrated Almanac
In which the nature and uses Of the preparation
ark set forth, the circulation being over eight
Millions
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15
MEssRs. EDITORS:

We beg leave to inform your read.
ers of our removal. ON or about the
18th inst, to the comniodioas store
rooms la the new Pheaia Block, cor
ner of Main and Seconds Streets,
which are :befng fitted up In the
most approved style. We shall have
Carpet Rooms onsthc Second Floor,
and Sorehouse in Basement, thereby
giving us the First Floor, entire for
Salesroo,a, which will add greatly to
oov Facilities for keeping Larger
and Better Stock of Goods than ever,
and one that is suited to the wants Of
our large and increasing trade, and
we feel no hesitaney, IN saying that
after having had so many years ex-
perience in trade in this place we
shall be able 10 keep just such stock
of goods as will meet the ,cants OF
al. both in quality and price. Hav.
ing more and better conveniences.
our stock will he more complete In
all Departments, and will consist, as
heretofore, of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oh
Cloths. sHattings, Hats. Caps, Boots
Shoes and Staple Groceries, bough,
for Cash, in the best Eastern Mar
kets, thereby giving our customers
the best advantages as regards quail
tn, style and price to be found In the
Northwest. q
y Come In and see us, everyone, and
we will take pleasure in showing you
our stock,
Very Truly Yours,
#f MILLER. WIIsoN a Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

Iowa's annual State Fair COM
menced at Cedar Rapids last Monday
and will close this afternoon. We
were among the thousands in attend
ance OIL Wednesday. The exhibit
ton, in general, will compare favor
ably with previous years. In the
cattle, horse, aud hog departments,
the display is fine. cattle especially.
Fine Art, Flora and Vegetable Halls
aresonly an averages The display of
apples, Il large. A comparison OF
iowa apples with those Oh exhibition
from California. shows Iowa unmis-
takably ahead. The display of ma
chinery is good. The whole number
of entries is over 1900. We are M
able this week to give the list of pres
miums, but were just in time to see
John Tennison, of Washington towns
ship, I'm this county, carry Off the
first premium on barley. Capt. Spear
will probably get the first premium
on potatoes, having one hundred
and forty-nine different varieties on
exhibition John Grinnell, of Clay
ton county, Will carry away the 800
sweepstakes premium for largest dis
play of grain and vegetables. III
President Shankland delivered his
annual address on Tuesday, which
was highly com piimented. The dnst
was terrific. There IL no doubt but
that those who stay the week out
wilfswallow their uileuota Of dirt.
The conveniences for getting TO the
Fair Grounds might have been much
improved, and the eating accommo-
dations were found inadequate to
supply the hungry crowd; but we
are aware that 1t Is difficult providing
for SO many people i'm a town the
size of Cedar Rapids. The trains on
the roads leading to and from Ceiar
Rapids were crowded beyond seating
aud a wan ofa m n M IN ~ ftx.
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CEDAR FALLS, Sept. Is, 1871.


Mr.. EDITOR:
think 1t q duty, that we, as cit>
liens of Black Hawk county, tender
our thanks to our School Superinten.
dent for the great in.erest lie has
taken in the cause of Education. He
has proved himself thoroughly quql-
flied I'm every respect, to fill the Of
flee, and has devoted his time to it. y
l have never heard aught against
him; button the contrary both teach
ers and patrons speak of him in
terms OF commentator. We were
surprised and disappointed that he
was not renominated. AS for Mr..
Brinkerhoff, / know naught for OF
against him, but my motto always
scas and Is, when a man does well.
try him again. We Upon che MANAGE
rne1t Of our schools depends the fu-
ture greatness Of our nation. Much
care should therefore be, taken In the
selection OF q man for this office, II
he is Efficient our schools will progress
IL deficient they will become q nui-
sance. Mr.. Nye Has endeavored to
raise the standard of qualification of
teachers; 2 thing in my estimation
very much needed, and in many
other ways he has advanced the in
tercst of our schools, and am sure
he Ii appreciated by majority of the
people. ATEAcHER.
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e. Turn out. everybody.


FUNERAL NoTICE.--The funeral
services of George Lee look place on
Friday last, at Elder Lees residence.
Appropriate remarks were made by
Revs. Griffith, Bowman and Keller.
The services were impressive.
Beforedying, Georgiesaid he should
not recover from his sickness, fol
God had called and he must Co.,
Hoped that he would soon be per.
mitted to be with his sister Rosa
Hesaid his sufferiEgs were very great,
but would soon terminate, and then
he would have an eternity of happl.
ness and rest, and spoke of other
friends who have passed from
earth, and the prospect of soon see.
ing them in the regions of light.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

SAVE TIME. = Entries for the Cedar
Valley Dist. A. & Nj. p. Association
can be made at the Store of Chef.
Stilson, at any time previous to the
Fair and that will save the trouble OF
waiting at the Secetary's Office on
the grounds.
Chef. STII,soS.. Secttv.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

CAUGHT ON THE FLy.--The Iowa
Falls Sentinel gives an account of the
capture of some horse thieves in that
vicinity. One of the number was
Charley Gould, formerly resident
well known in Mt. Vernon Town.
ship. Stealing lam hard road to
traveI.u .a..aa. .r-rr. ....s.. .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

HORSES IN THE WELL.--Jno. d.
Ferris, living on the Black Hawk,
lost one of his horses last Monday
His boy was leading the team to
water and while at the well. one OF
the horses broke through the plat
form and fell in head first. The
other was pulled in after, but not go>
ing head first, was saved.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

OUR OFFER.-Some time since we
offered the GAZETTE one year for the
best sample Of wheat -four quarts,
raised this season.
Best four quarts of oats.
Best twelve Gears of corn.
Best potatoes (half busheD.
Largest and best squash. ~
Best peek of apples.
Best half bushel of turnips.
Best half bushel of beets.
Samples always TO be left with us
Decisions 70 be rendered by dis
interested committee. We did thi,
for the purpose of showing what
Black Hawk and Grundy counties
could produce. A few samples have
come in, but we want more. Farm.
ers, bring them in. '..sf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

SPEAKERsHIP.- understand
that Hon. Cicero Close, of this coun-
ty will be a candidate for Speaker of
the House in the next legislature
Mr.. Close has had experience. HAYS
ing served two terms In the Legisla-
ture, and will doubtless make a good
run.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

REFRESHMENTS AT THE FAIR
Applications for the privilege of re.
treatments stands, DC, at the Fair
Grounds of the G. v. d. & M. p. As
ISOLATION during the Fair, can be
made to Secretary Chef. Stilson, who
will give all information required.
p. MELENDY, Pres.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

{ TRoTTING STALLIoNs.-Tbe fol-
lowing premiums are offered by tie
g. v. ID. A. & M. p. A., ut the. COM
ing Fair, September 10th, Goth and
2lst: To the fastest trotting stallion,
owned In the District, best two in
three, first horse, $50 second horse, !
$i0. Entry fee ten per cent.
q. ga.. :. G.. b. STILsoN, Sec.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

CoMPIIMENTARIEs We have
been favored this week with compli-
mentaries for Buchanan County
Fair, to be held September 9th. 2sth,
and Goth, Delaware County Fair, to
be held October 4th, 5th aud 9Th, and
Butler County Fair to be held Oct.
Sd, 4th and 5th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

AGAINST THE Stock AcT.-Mr. ],
L. Jewell Is opposed to the Stock Act
for the reason that IL extends through
the winter. If II was through the
summer and fall be would vote for it
We are not posted as to the disad-
vantages of the law in the winter,
and will he glad to have the farmers
expess their opinions off through
the paper. ll .at3i OIL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

Books AND STATIoNERY.-We no.
tice q large stock Of books and stat
tionery just received by Thompson
d. .Givens. They propose to keep al
ways on hand just what the people
want, and their recent purchases
have been equal TO the best. Those
desiring school books, stationery, or
anything in the drug line, will do
well to call on them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

PEACHEs.-Geo. w. Barnard has
placed upon our table half dozen
fine peaches, which he picked from
tree in his lots. He has two trees,
on which are about half bushel,
and will have some on exhibition at
the Fair next week. They are delic-
ious, and taste like those we picked
before venturing away out upon the
prairie,D
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

. DUBUQUE TIaEs.-This excellent
daily having recently indnlged i'm d
new power press, and put on q new
dress, comes to US looking as trim as
a new bride. We take this occasion
to add to what we have said hereto-
fore, that the Times ia an honor to
the best Journalism of The State. r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15


THE New BRIDGE AT WATERLOO.
We publish this week the PROPOSE
ton to be submitted to the people OF
the county at the election In October,
whether an iron bridge shall span
the river at Waterloo. The Board OF
Supervisors appropriated S., 900 for
the piers and abutments, and now
SIS. 900 Is wanted for the building OF
IN iron structure upon them. With
out expressing any opinion as to
whether 1t would or would not be ad.
visable to build an iron bridge, we
desire to have q question answered
before we shall give our vote in favor
of it.
We see by the proceedings Of the
Board. which we publish this week,
that the new bridge is located on the
same street - the old one. We are
informed that Interested parties offer.
ed TO give the county . bonus Of &c.,
600. to put said bridge one street
lower down. Now we desire to know
whether this ID true. III 80, why
was II not done? The people Of the
county build the bridge and while
Waterloo IL interested more directly,
the people Of the county at large
would be accommodated as much on
street or two below, as where it
now 10. Will the Waterloo papers
please answer whether propositions
Of that kind were made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

MILLINERY GooDs.--Mrs. O. l..
Pooler has gone east, and will return
in about twelve days with a very
large and fine stock of Millinery
Goods. The latest styles can be had
when she returns. Ladies' hats
to correspond with gentlemen's
''plugs.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-09-15

FIRE IN THE CoUSTRY.-L. l.,
Jackson, living three miles south Of
Cedar Fails, had Eve hundred bush
els of wheat and oats burned up last
Monday, His loss will be about $500
OF which lie bail 40 Insurance. Ii
caught fire BY friction from the ma
chine, which was evident careless
ness, the grain having been thrown
upon the machine. ~