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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-08

Wills johnson vas President a nest
Of Massachusetts, Radicals wanted the
Presidential Office abolished. Since
Grant has been Matched into President
shey are dumb. The slyness Of 10 Bag
stock was innocent; but the slyness Of
these singers Of psalms is yillainous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-08

WHEx the war closed, Grant became a
sort Of military orphan, and the North
became his guardian. That section has
wetnursed him into a lad owning mil
lions Of property. He Fegaites this ten
der care By procuring the passage OF \
force bill, designed to give him power,
for the exercising Of which tyrants
have been sent headless TO their account
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PICNIC.
PROGRAMMES.

II AN~NNA AN@A W ~ -
pair Of Silver Goblets will be awarded TO
the best couple of Waltzers on the ground.
OF Eve and six o'clock pm.
A beautiful Bouquet will be voted to the
most popular Young Lady on the ground.
A splendid Cake to the most popular Mar
ried Lady.
A Gold Headed Cane will be awarded to the
most popular Merchant IN the city.
The Park will be illuminated BY 80 lights,
besides a grand Calcium Light. which will
surpass anything Of the kind heretofore at
tempted. These lights we're imported by Mr..
N. SchwarIenberg. and will be used for the
first time on this occasion.
NUsIc-Prof Arnold's Brass and String
Band, consisting Of twelve Of the best mu-
sicians = the city, viii discourse the best Of
The snjoyments will commence at u m,
and continue until midnight.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTs-Admittins Gen.
tlemen and Ladies.
So Street Cars will run every fftsen min.
utes. stopping st the gate Of the Park.
CaNHfTTEE or AERATeENESfs--I. Happek
+. Feldaar. /. samctzon, A. SFiro, II. Blu
msni6sii. D. nzTTis. Z. Marhs. Mark Cohen
FLooR CoNNIrrEE-M. Morris. Chairman
Harry Cohen, s. Loube, II. Baker, J. Shaul
i. Cantor, NJ. Cantor. N. Shaul, j. leessgl
NJ. BoshWit1. 7. Biumenthal. 4, Halle, =
Kuhn. nenry Cohen. L. Harris. j. Iadik' L.
Morris.
OFFIcERs-D. Gcazberger. Chairmans Mar
tin Cohen. Treasurer; Julius Buxbagfa, Sec
retary, lil-ll
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All kinds of roofs repaired ana
warranted. No cure. NO pay.
1875 II. q. JONES, III Poplar.
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Mosquito Bars,

Bedding, etc., cheap at Thixton's uphol-
stry and furniture house, No. "A Court
street. liz
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Pure Holland Gin, for medicinal
purposes. Mt p. III. DOnneiiy d Co.'S
$50 Poplar street. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-08

AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
4 Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1927
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The PUBLIC LEDGER acknowledges its
obligation to Mr.. /. NJ Cans for Wash
ington and other papers Of late date
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Clothes wringers, FIuting Irons
ana Machines at III. wetter a 20. y
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BATHING BOAT

The Foot of Washington street.
Prices-25, So and so cents. Season
tickets, S.. 1881 J. Wit.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
sneeinIs 90 the Ledger.

AnRaycAx PRESS ASSOCIATION. VIA Q. ?. . A
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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AUCTION.
IMPoRTANT SALE.

Il WILL. on MONDAY, JULY 10, ISL.
/ from ten 70 twelve o ciSek a.. sell - Fnn-
III auction 10 the highest esatier. the founafy
and machine shops bee. II ana - fehiat
Central Foundry and Novelty Works
Those wishing 70 purchase cat have an oppor-
fzuffy Of examining the maehiuerys etc, az
any time between nov ana day % sale. Terms
made knoHn a the time Of sale. -.
WM. NJ. VOORHEES,.
GEO. SHIELDS 4 CO.. Aaet'rs. Lll0-ll2
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snieisle In Arkansas.

Dr.. K1MBRo's Office, No 4s Beal
.,raot l2S
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NOTICES.
~~~-~~s~~~~~~~-~-~N>
NOTICE.

r ESSEES OF NAVY YARD PROPERTY
that suit will be brought against them unless
the same is paid within ten days from this
date. n. MCDANlII,
Juiy s. 1871. [lO9-1lll Receiver.
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G. n. ERICFs, No. 1913 Main street.
100 ia
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CauufTTEE or ARRAEGEuFxTs-T. Happek,
Z. Fclasaan, L. samclson, A. STirn, III. Blu
menthaii, D. Harris. L. Marks. Mark Cohen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-08

81 Street Cars will run every fifteen min
utes. stopping st the gate Of the Park
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TICKETS, FIFTY cENTs-Admit.ins Gen
tlemen and Ladies.
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NURSERY.
OUEENSWARE.
CES REDUCED.

Toilet Sets, Vases. Bohemian Glass
ware, Lava and Parian Goods
Reduced 90 per cent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
From Arlington.
2 w Il W ~
County Auditor.

EDITOR GAZETTE 1T is some time
since I have noticed anything from
"Jotter," OF Ibis place. a Reverend
gentleman was so unfortunate, not
long since, as to have bis face come
i'm contact with the back of the hand
of one of the citizens. and was COM
PEELED to diet on toast for time. -
The citizen was summoned before
his Honor, the chief magistrate of
the city, who was ungrateful enough
to say that that hand must pay five
dollars and cost, which, | am inform.
cd, was mostly donated by the by
ISLANDERS, to the great chagrin of the
Reverend. The Reverend. not feel
ing satisfied, notified that hand that
il was worth the sum of five hun
dred dollars to eat toast, and that it
must appear at the Court House on
the next regular term of court, but
after more deliberate thought, the
Reye.end paid the cost, dismissed
the defendant and returned wiser
If not d better man.
That young man that WALLIS
home with the girl who has those
fine curis, had better keep shady
when "Cap." comes around, or there
will be some more toast to eat.
That they ale having "a good time
ut the singing school, IL evident from
the large number in attendance every
plight, both girls and boys. a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

Best quality of Window Glass, all
sizes from GxS to 40x60, at Wise d
Bryants Drug store.
Singer Sewing Machine.
/ would state to the citizens of
Cedar Falls, and the people generally
in Black Hawk aud adjoining coun-
ties, that I have been appointed
agent Of the world, renowned Singer
Sewing Machine, and all desirous of
having good family Machine will
do well 10 try the Singer before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1t sells upon its
own merits and not upon the repre-
sensations Of an expert operator.
In construction, il is simple and
never fails to do work Of all kinds.
| ask you to try it, and / will guar
antee satisfaction. l keep full as
sortment of sewing machine thread
and needles, and will attend to the
repairing of machines when out OF
order.
Leave orders ut my Office, Crosby
& Gregg's drug store.
J.J. MCGOWAN, Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
Toys for Babies, at Chase's.

At Hazlett's you can buy ten yards
good yard wide Sheeting, for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards heary yard wide sheeting, fol
Isl.
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards nice yard wide bleached mus
lin, for 81. sr.....
At Hazlett's you can buy nine
yards best Prints for ST..
At Hazlett's you can buy four yds.
good red Fl0nnel for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy IL yards
fine SHIFTING, for 81.
At Hazlett's you can buy best De-
lanes, for eighteen and twenty cents
per yard.
At Hazlett's, you can buy Merinos
and Aipacas at cost.
At Hazlett's, you can buy Ladies'
Merino Undershirt for 81.
At Hazlett's, you can buy Linen
Danask, at Cost.
At Hazlett's, you can buy two nice
Table Cloths for 81.
1t makes no difference what kind
Of goods you want, you can buy
them at Hazlett's cheaper than at
any other place. Go and see, and be
convinced.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

Some medical men insist that il Il unidentified
to advertise a remedy. however valuable il may
be. Queer reasoning this. 1t il like saying that
nm article which the world needs should be hid IN
acorner-that benefits aud blessings may be too
widely dfuscd-that the means of protecting and
restoring health should he a close mnnopoly. and
not accessible to all, The argument il bad. II |,
worse than that; itisiHkRmGH. Suppose Hostel.
letters stomach bitters-an absolute specific for
dyspepsia, billiousness, and nervous debillty-had
never been known beyond the repertoire OF the
mcuhy, what would have been the consequence
Instead Of curing and invigorating millions, the
good effects Of the preparation wonld have been
confined 10 comparative few. There Il the hich-
est authority FOR saying that light should not be
hid under bashci, that whatever il excellent
should be placed a. city on a hill where all men
can take cogli2ance IL IT, 1t IL upon this princl.
pie that the bitters have been advertised and con.
unue to be advertised in every newspaper of any
prominence In the western hcmi pherc and that
the spontaneous testimonials In It's favor have been
translated into all written languages Thousands
ENJOY perfect health to day who would be anruisll.
Ing on beds OF sickness ir the newspapers had not
spread The truth Tih regard 10 this uasQa1lsd In
cigorat0r and eorrsctics far and wide. Suppose
proht has beer reaped from this publicity. Il Gaat
any argument against itr Ifthe public health has
been protected, II lives have been saved III the
feeble have been strengthened and the sick rcetor.
cd, great good has.bssa accomplished: and who /.
so mean Gs TO grudge to exertions thus directed
their fair rewardY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

EDITOR GAZETTE.-A We not do
ing wrong as good citizens, in putting
off the purchasing of a good fire Ell
CINE for the protection of our city ?
Ought not the City Council to take the
matter in hand in earnest, and pro.
cure an engine, &C. Good HOOK and
Ladder Truck, organizing a Fire
Company and Hook and Ladder
Company. Some years ago, a Phila-
delphia break engine. could have
been procured with sufficient hose to
have put our young city on good
safe footing. for less than n thousand
dollars. Will you not call attention
to this matter, through your paper,
aud let something be done immeIi.
ately. Yours for safety,
CITIZEN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

CLEANLINESS We did not write
the following remarks on this sub
ject, but they are just as good and
true as though We had: a neat,
clean, fresh-aired, sweet, cheerful,
weli-arrangcd house, exerts moral
as well as a physical influence over
its inmates, and makes the members
of family peaceable and consider.
ate Of each others feelings, and hap
piness, The connection il obvious
between the state of mind thus pros
duced, and habits Of respect for
others, and for those higher duties
and obligations which no law can
enforce. On the contrary, IA filthy,
squalid, nOxiOus dwelling, IN which
none Of the decencies of life can be
observed, contributes to make its in>
mates selfish, sensual, and regardless
of the feelings of others. And the
constant indulgence of such passions
renders them reckless aud brutal !;
and the transition is natural to pro-
pensities and habits Incompatible
with a respect for the property of
others, or for the laws.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

THE NORMAL SCHoOL.-The iowa
Falls Sentinel, copying our notice of
the Normal School to be held in
Cedar Falls, commencing the first
Monday in April, says:
Supt. Nye and the Gazette are a
little out of their reckoning. Prof.
Allen is already under engagement
To control the Institute to be held in
Iowa Falls for four weeks, cOmmenc.
ing March goth, and ending April
18th. We have already printed
nearly thousand circulars for our
own Institute, and have seen Prof.
Aliens written promise to conduct
it, assisted by Mrs. Randall, during
the term stated above. Our Black
Hawk friends must get before or be-
hind us in the matter of time, or
employ some other conductors.
We learn from Mr.. Nye that the
Institute in this county ia so srrang
ed that Prof Allen can, and will be,
present to conduct it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

NORMAL SCHOOL CiRCULAR.-At
meeting of the Principals of Grad
cd Schools aud County Superinten~
dents of Schools of Northern Iowa,
held at Cedar Falls, Dee. Is, -, 80
and 81, 1870, il was resolved that "a
Normal School be established for
Northern Iowa.
The Northern Iowa District, by
the sctiOn of tie Principals and
County Superintendent, Association
held at Independence in October last
was declared "a comprise all that
part of Iowa north Of. and including
the towns on the Chicago and North
western Railroad.
AT the meeting held 81 Cedar Falls
in December, the undersigned was
appointed n Committee TO present
the subject OF building state Nor
nal School for Northern Iowa, and
to solicit bids from the towns with
in the district, the same 10 be report
ed to me at New Providence, Hardin
county, Iowa, on or before the Goth
Of March next, upon which the AS
ISOLATION will take action at its next
regular meeting, to be held at Iowa
Falls on the 18th, Goth and 3lst of
March proximo.
therefore solicit all towns within
the district, DESTROYS of securing such
a school, to canvas the matter and
seDd in their bids us above indicated.
The advantage Of such All institu-
ton are go obvious to all that 10 is
needless to enter upon details. Suf-
flee it to say that the Normal School
at Bloomington, Illinois, and the
one recently endowed at CsTbondale,
in the same State, are OF the Kind
and character which it is proposed
we shall initiate.
Such propositions have heretofore
been made as 10 leave no doubt that
such an institution will be establish
ed in Northern Iowa at no distant
day. Now is the time for action.
All bids must specify in detail of
what they consist; whether of lands,
kind and quantity Of building ma
terial, money, &c, &c, and the
amount and value of each. They
must also be accompanied by satis-
factory references az to the RESPONSE
bility of TIE proposals.
All proposals to be forwarded as
above directed. and indOrsed PRO
poSais for the G0catioa of q State Nor
NAL School for horthern Icuo."
Il. Il. STJBEs,
Committee
What do our people propose to do?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

TEACHERS NORMAL SCHOoL,.-We
learn that those assigned the duty of
canvassing for places to board teach~
ers who may attend the Normal
School expected to be held here dur-
ing the month of April, are meeting
with sufficient encouragement to
warrant success in the way of enter
tainment. This is a matter of no
little Importance to us, and certainly
all will respond with the usual
cheerfuIness. The Waterloo people
seem quite anxious to have it located
there, and are putting forth some eff
fort to secure its location. The mat
ter will be decided the coming week,
Let all who are called upon, prompt
ly respond.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
Cherokee.

Cherokee one OF the new railroad
towns located west of this. il the
county seat of the county, bearing
this name The cite il very fine
one, rising into beautiful blufis from
the fiat on which the town IL Iocsted;
the Little Sioux river running at the
foot of the bluffs, on the east.
The town site was not plated till
sometime in August last. and now
has some five or six hundred people
located upon 1t.
The old town a mile above, has
been deserted; all hav ng moved to
the one laid out by John /. Blair &
Co., at the depot, They sell lots mt
from 500, to $500, each. We may
reasonably suppose, that the town will
make one of the best points between
Fl. Dodge, aud Sioux City; having u
nice location; the county seat, and Il
very fair water power. Two -four
ing mills. and q Saw mill have been
commenced, Mr.. Il. Hitler, the pro-
prietnr of the mill at Petersburg, is
constructing one of the mills, in conn
pany with another gentleman; also
the Saw mill. A very commodious
hotel is nearly completed, which,
under the management of Mr.. ID, Nc
Kay, who spent few months in our
city a year since, will be n credit to
the place. A very fine site is being
reserved, for the Park and Court
House.
The county is a good one. there be.
ing no waste land, except few of
the bluffs along the river. Timber
is not plenty, but wood is selling At
from $500 to $500 per cord. Blair
& Co., own one half Of the county,
and are just putting their lands in
market. Capt John II. Roe, ia the
agent for their lands At Cherokee, and
has carefully examined oil of them
throughout the county. The prices
put upon their lands, have not yet
been announced, but will probably
range. from 81, to $1,000, per acre
Liberal terms will be given.
We met Mr.. Arbuckle, who is liv-
ing some miles north OF Cherokee,
on q homestead. Mr.. Allen lives
near him; also 3 w. Bird, Las a nice
place in the saiae vicin ity. Home
steads can stiII be taken in the North.
west counties, and the land is said to
be very fine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

Tho County superintendent desires
to meet the Sub Directors and other
school officers in Convention, at the
Court House, in Waterloo, February
2ith, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of consulting about the best
method of securing uniformity OF
text books i'm the schools of the
county. and other matters pertaining
to their general welfare.
Teachers and friends of education
are cordially Invited TO be present.
The meeting will be addressed by A.
5. Kissell, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and others.
A. IL. NYE, Co. Supt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

GRAIN l. PORK + armers twenty
1t.. 10 thirty miles from town, are
,aatiug their grain and pork to our
uarket. This is what gives the in.
tease in our receipts of grain and
.JuIk this winter, and is partly due
80 Jue competition in freights, and
gactiy to the advertisers patronage
of The GAZETTE. A short time since,
one of our merchants sold large
DILL of goods to farme.-, who lives
some twenty-five miles Northwest.
After the goods were sold, the mer-
chant learned that one of his adver-
tisemGnts In the GAZETTE, had
brought the farmer here with his
produce, to buy his winter supply at
the low prices he had seen in the pa
per.
That bill Of goods, amounted to near
u hundred dollars, and If the print
ers bill had been equal to all the pro-
fit on the goods sold, there was still
a vast benefit derived. The printer
made something, the farmer saved
on his goods. and made on his pro-
duce, the hungry wolves" who
rush out Of that little ''shabangi
near the race bridge had bite, and
the merchant, was glad to get the
money for his goods. We leave the
reader to fill out the argument.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

Bed Tickings, Denims, Stripes and
all kinds of domestic goods reduced
in price at Hazlett's. Ii you wish TO
save money, go to Hazlett's to buy
your goods. Times are dull and
money scarce, and to keep pace with
the time. Hazlett has determined to
sell his goods at hard times prices. -,
For bargains, cali at Hazlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

JAIL DELIvERY-FIvE PRISONERS
AT LARGE.-On Tuesday morning,
about one o'clock, five men escaped
from the Jail in this city and are now
at large. The Sheriff was in his of
flee until eleven o'clock Monday
night, and Oh leaving locked the
large double doors, and also the side
door. In the morning, he found the
doors unlocked, and the iron CRATE
in the corridor torn from its place ia
the floor. He at once proceeded to
the Jail, which is the basement of
the Court House, and found that five
of his bOarders had taken French
leave, The men were all confined i'm
one cell, in one side of which ven-
tilator, three feet in length, had been
placed, made of boiler iron, built in~
to the masonry, and protected by
iron bars on the outside. The escape
was effected by bending the bars
down, and then 10y removing the
ventilstor and a little of the mason
ry, hole was made through which
the men crawled. After getting out
of the cell, they landed into sort
of cellar under the corridor, and on
removing the CRATE in the door, they
climbed up into the corridor, and un-
10, :ked the doors and made their es-
cape.
The theosv of escape is that the
men had outsine assistance, for it
seems almost impossible that five
men could have power enough to
push the ventilator through SOLID
masonry, aud there are no marks 70
show that chisels or other tools. were
used. The Sheriff and the man with
him, both declare that the doors
were locked when he left lis office,
aud yet both doors were unlocked in
the morning.
AS soon as the escape wa9 diseov-
cred, men were dispatched in all di.
rections to hunt up the fugitives, but
up to Tuesday noon, at which time
We went to press, no tldings had
been heard.
We have been unable to obtain a
description Of the runaways.-Rc-
porter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently erred
OF that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
remedy, II anxious to make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire Il,
he will send a copy of the prescription used Gree
Of eharge,, with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will nnd SURE CrnE
ron CONSUMPTION, Asthma, BEoscMIris, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress Sly REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
165 South Second street. Williamsburgh, ~ Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

HOMESTEAD FOR SOLDIERS. The
House has passed bill giving to all
honorably discharged soldiers or
their widows and orphans, homes
etead on the public lands, requiring
them to be actual settlers for two or
three years, according to the time
they have served. The Senate must
pass it, before it becomes q law.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

CoNTRADICTED.- We are glad to
hear the report contradicted, that Nc
Crary, is going to leave the Dubu.
Que Times. He Is one of the boys
that cannot be spared. To read a
column of his spicy paragraphs, is
like sitting down and enjoying IA
good meal, aud we are not willing to
be deprived of any such luxury.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

New ADs.-A. Merrill 4 Co., have
a new double column adj. on second
page. See James Benefits an
nouncement that Paris has fallen"
likewise, the price of groceries at his
store. The U. P. r. r.. Co., offer
land in the Platte Valley, on the
line of that road, very cheap. See
ad. The McLain House, d. Mckay
proprietor, Cherokee. Iowa, has
card in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

White goods of every description,
consisting OF Plain, Plaid and Strip
ed Jaconets, and NansoOks Irish Lin.
en-, Linen Damasks, Plain and Print.
ed Piques, all of which are selling
cheap at Wilson Bros.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03
DRY GOODS
Special Notices.
ERRORS or yC>,grS

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years nom
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay aud all the
effects Of youthful indscretion. will for the sake
ofFuRoring humanity, send free TO all who need
1t the recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferer. wish
any to profit by the advertisers experience can do
30 by addressing, In perfect confidence.
Sly JOHN n. OGDEN
No ~ Cehar Ctrcst N,,r ynrr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-02-03

FARMERS INSURANCE Co.--The
Farmers Insurance Company of
Cedar Rapids takes risk entirely
among the farmers, and is doing q
good business. J. w. McCulloch Is
the agent for Black Hawk county
and has beeu very successful. Farm
e:s will no doubt find this good
Company for them to insure.