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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

YKNIIIS MACHINE HAS TWO INDEPENDENT BE AR.
Il ing and Driving Nhte.s in combination with Hing
ed Cutter Bar, hung to the frame of the Machine that it
raise or fall bodily, either end thereof independent
of the main France principle which is secured to this
Machine by patents, and belongs to II exclusively.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

Union.-Eor Union envelopes, paper, etc,
20 to RArTRAY's. sJa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
chIcAoo MARKETS.

CsucAso May IA, 1851.
store, subject "a &c store :, ~ 'A'>SS''o -
OATS-l9c. M19sc. TO- IS @
CORN-32l M39ic.
FLOUR-5s250525. ss,.t.ses, fAt@
extra.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17

ReDs0rnl-Our fellow townsman, Mr.. Gro.
G. DEAN, has formed business co-partncr-
ship with Mr.. Milo GILBERT, of St. Charles,
who, we are informed, was one Of the found
ers of that town; is a man of abundant
means, and from the fact that he is large
property owner there, is also engaged in the
mercantile business and during all the hard
times has been in very easy circumstances,
we arc confident the arrangement will be mu-
tually advantageous. Since his residence in
this place, Mr.. d. has at different times been
'honorcd with places Of public trust, among
which we might mention the Recordership
for two years, Corresponding Secretary of the
Horticultural Society, and Treasurer Of the
Agricultural Society, in all of which positions
we believe he discharged the duties with
credit to himself and to the satisfaction of all
parties concerned. May our loss be his gain.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
As 4 HOMER

IL cuts swath Four Feet Four Inches widc and IL war
raned to be capable Of cutting in the perfect
ner One Acre per hour, with one span of horses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-17
as 4 REAPER

II cuts swath Six Feet wde The Raker rides on the
carriage of the machine and delivers the grain the side
oil the PLATFORM entirely out of the road of the round
1t is crnphitically Two Horse Machine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
From the n. Y. Cor, Of the Mobile Register.
Treason in New YOrk--DomoeratIe once
Holders Threaten to Hold Over. 4


From then. Y Cor, Of the Mobile Register.
Treason in New Y0rk--DomoerutIc once
Holders Threaten to Hold Over.
The federal officers here meet sevepd
nights in every month. THY are consulting
eminent lawyers and are advising with each
other in reference to a dissolution Of the
Union.1 Mr.. Sehell, the Collector, has cor
responded with Attorney General Black
The latter has written TO the Collector that if
South CarolinR seoedes it is a virtual dissolu-
ton Of the Union, and that the Collector Of
the port Of New York and his federal assist
ants are relieved from all further accOunta-
bility, and have right to collect and retain
the revenues aceruing here, and keep them
until the legislature Of New York, OF the
city authorities attach the same.
s1f single State goes out of the Union,
Mr.. Schell regards It as broken up, and says,
''LineoIn is not Presidents" ana neither be
nor any of the federal officials viii resign or
surrender their power and the public money
to any except the city treasury.
Mr.. JohnJ. Cisco, the sab Treasurer, takes
the same view. He has several millions at
his disposal. A large portion is in bars Of
gold, valued at 81, O00 each. These ara being
/ painted white, so as not to attract attention in
case Of being removed from the sub-treasury
vaults in case Of a riot or of Lincoln claim
ing to be the President. r =
''Mr, Buchanan approves OF all the pro-
ceedings. His nephew and late private Sec
retary, Henry, ,attendsEal the Federal caucuses
at the residences Of the Collector, Sub-Treas-
urer and other officials who are in the con-
spiraey to prevent surrender of the Custom
house and of the public treasure to the Black
Republicans next March. of course, all the
people are anxious for the Southern States to
go ont in order to give them an. excuse fol
seizing upon the public treasury at thi.
point"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
4pELNE 7. SWIFT.
From the N. Y. World.
Gen. Wool 20 secretary Cass--An ImpOr.
tant Letter.

From the N. Y. World.
Gen. Wool 20 secretary Cass--An ImpOr-
rant Letter.
It is well known. to the country that Gen
Wool, the commander Of the military depart
ment Of the East which includes South Car
olina, is one of the ablest and most respected
officers of the army; that in the rank he
stands next to Gen. Scott; and that in pol
itics he has always been a consistent Demo-
crst.
We learn from an authentic and entirely
trustworthy source, that, previous to the res
ignatiOn Of Secretary Cass, Gen. Wool wrote
him a most earnest letter, explaining to him
the necessity, and urging on him the impor-
tanee OF reinforcing the garrison in Fort
MOultFie. We have not seen the letter, but
have been furnished with notes Of its con-
tents, written out from recollection, so that
We are able to reeapitulate its most important
points.
The purpose Of the letter was to induce
Gen. Cas- 70 use his influence with the Presi-
dent to procure reinforcements for Fort Moul-
the, as a measure promotiTe Of peace and
preFentiTe Of blOodshed. If the garrison is
not strengthened, said General Wool, it will
be attacked, and win be defended to the last.
The sacrifice Of life, be continued, and conse-
duent tumult and excitement would most GER
tainly lead to evil war, and the dismember-
meat OF the republic. After depicting the
terrible consequences, he implOred Gen. Cass,
urgently and pathetically, 10 use his influence
to have troops sent to Charleston.
After pressing this matter on Gen. Cass'
attention. Gen. Wool went on to state his
opinion that ia case of war, no country is
less prepared that the South. Il has neither
money nor means; while, OF all countries not
possessing a standing army, the North, by
the character. Of its population, is best pre-
pared for Immediate war. t
With regard to Mr.. Buchansn's fears o.
arousing and infaming the South Carolin-
ians. Gen. Wool said it was impossible TO en-
rage and maiden them more than they are
now already HaLidened and enTaged What,
in his opinion, was needed, is firm opposition
and show Of fprepara tion to meet them.
The fact of Gen. Gass having received this
letter, containing these uEgen trePresentaho
from the officer Commanding the military De
partment in which the South Caro- ina fort'
are situated, does not in any degree ,aetrac
from the merit Of his resignation, but RAJ l9el
enhances 1t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

RUMORRD ELoPEMENT OF A YOUNG AND
BRAUTIFUL HEIREss WITH A BROoKLYx EDITOR.
The Brooklyn City News of last Friday, has
the following
An intense excitement prevails in the
fashionable circles of uptowndom to-day in
consequence Of a rumored elopement Of the
daughter Of distinguished New York law
yer with a gentleman who, for year or two
past, has been prominently connected with
the Brooklyn Press. The particulars Of the
case, have not, of course, been disclosed, and
particular pains are taken to keep knOwl-
edge of the facts from the public, at least for
the present. But the story, as related by the
knowing ones and those most likely TO be
posted in the matter are as follows: 5t
The gay 'Lothario and fortunate Benedict
is a native of a very beautiful town, with a
romantic name-which we do not choose to
giye-in the Western part Of New York. he
took up his residence in the metropolis soon
after the panic ia 1851, and twice found time
to retrieve his fortunes by q business which
he commenced in the neighborhood Of Bar
nuns Museum. Failing in that, he took to
/ literature and obtained prominent position
on Brooklyn journal, which he maintained
with credit to himself and profit to his en-
! ployers. In regard to the young lady we
know cut little, and feel At liberty to say less.
She Is known, however, to have large prop
eFty in her own right, and is reported as very
beautiful and accomplished, and was educa-
ted at fashionable seminary in Troy, N. y,
at which place, it is said, the acquaintance
between the parties commenced, and it has
since been claudestinely carried on at the
residence Of the ladys father and through
the poLt-ofIics.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

No oneOf the Many ills flesh is heir to y
is 50 prevalent, so little understood and 30 much
neglected COstiTeness Often originating In care
slight disorder Of too little Consequence 70 excite
anxiety, Whils in reality il is the precursor and
the sufferer 10 an sunumely grave Among the
lighter evils ot which costyenees s the usual stlen
Breath Piles and others 0f ike nature, while long
train OF iehtfll diseases such MRliFnat EeVers,
Abcesses DyBintery, Dtarrhosu, Apopexy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteriai HypochOndriasis,
Melancholy, and Insanity frBt indicate their pres
ence in the system by this alarming symptom. Not
uhirequently the disases named originate 10 Con
stPaJouY but taka on an independent existenes IN
all these considerations ftfolloas thai the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it oc
ours, and no person should neglect 70 get box 70
plant, as their timely use will dispel the nslduous
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
70 human hls. ESD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03


That the women Of this State (widows
especially, are Invested by the laws, Of
important personal rights is generally con-
oeded BY those who have examined the SUBJ
ieet. Conventions lectures, the circulation Of
documents and petitions, have effected per
manent change in public sentiment on that
question.
A few individuals nave contributed mates
rialaidi and with many noble men and wO-
men, have since 1859, petitioned our Legis.
iature annually in behalf of women. Ped-
tons asking the equality Of women with
men, in POLITICAL parental and property
rights, containing more than Is, 900 sigma
tures, were presented to the Republican Legis-
hture Of Is56-7.
Ex-G Governor Chase, in his annual message
70 that body, recommended the consideration
Of the personal rights Of married women
Some important changes were made in the
laws; and 6 Senate Committee made favor
able report upon petitions for the franchise.-
The House Committee also reported in avor
Of the equality Of the wife with her husband
in the guardianship Of children, and property
rights
Petitions containing near Is, 600 signatures
were presented to the Democratic Legislature
Of 1862, The action Of that body was
adverse to tie prayer Of the petitioners.
Petitions containing several thousand sig
natures were presented TO our Legislature
last winter They were referred 70 special
committees in both the House aud the Senate
Final action will be taken upon them the en-
suing session. gdf-s rdt Hl -Iartla
Believing that justice, humanity, and the
public welfare, demand prompt and earnest
action on this one Of the great questions of
the day, the friends Of the cause have again
resolved to eontinne their labors. Again do
they cali upon the friends Of human equality
in each county, town and village in the State,
to petition our lawmakers for the restoration
Of woman legal right, aud earnestly solicit
oAoperationof beth men and women.
f[ Ffiehdso of tle cause, friends Of humanity,
viii you not constitute yourselves agents,
and right earnestly engsge in this great and
glorious work, which in its accomplishment
viii help not women alone, but the race2
Mrs. Julia Gillett Painesville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

~ HzADAoHE is the fsForife sign By
which uafurd makes known aBy deviation Fhatsver
from the natural state Of the brain aud viewed iu
this light Il may Be looked ~ safeguard intend
cd 20 give notice o. disease which might otherWisa
escape attention, till too late to be rgmedied and rs
Indications should never be nogle6ted. Haadache8
may be classified under two naaesi viz; sTmDtOmatc
and ldiopathic. SymptOmetic Headache d sLeead-
ingly common and the precurBor Of graai variety
Of diseases among which are A pople1y GOut, Rhsu-
matism and all tebrilo diseases. In tl nervous form
IL Is sympathetic Of disease Of The stomach oonattu-
ting siek headache Of hepatie disease constituting
eil0gs headache, Of worms eonstipati9n snt other
disorders Of the bowels, as Wo as Heal and uterine
aleetiOns Diseases Of the heart very frequent
~ attended with Headaches; AnBmia and Plethora
are also affections which frequently OccaslOn head
nchs. Idiopathic Headache is also very common,
being US uaiy distingniihed BY the Of
hsdddahs, sometimes coming Suddenly IN a state
OF apparently sound health and pr0atrating at olc9
the mental and physical enerEies, and in other in
stances II comes slowly EaFalled By depression
Of spirits acerbty Of temper. In most Instances
the pain IS In the front OF the head one or both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting under this
class may also be named heerElgia.
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Oepaltic Pills have been iOund sure aud SAFE REM
edys relieving the most acute pains ~ y " l1n-
tes, and by its subtle power oradicltng the diBea-
Sos Of which Headache is the ullgiring index
)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

---In fi.i.1dalphlE thsfa al6 1HindlEE who
watch the obituary columns Of the newspa-
perS and gain livelihood by presenting
] fraudulent claims TO survivors.
IA Is four thousand miles from Cape Race
to San Francisco, ind news has travelled this
distance IN the almost miraG ulous by short time
Of aine days
Queen Victoria recently visited Oxford,
where her eldest son Is at college. The
Prince Of Wales conducted his mother through
the collegiate halls.
Another BeecheF has made his appear
Rnoe in the theological world. Mr.. F. W.
Beecher, late Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, and son Of Dr. Edward Beeoher.
was ordained to the Congregational ministry
At Milwaukee, November L.
"A good joke is circulating about the
grandloquent Keitt. II is said that a
letter, pOstmArksd Charleston, Dec. 26, was
received here bearing bis frank. This looks
as though he did not consider himself out Of
the Union Jet
Mr.. Samuel Thorne, Of Duchess county,
N. Y, has recently imported from England,
a Southdown ram, at cost Of $780, and
even at such price Mr.. Thorne congratula-
tes himself on the acquisition.
"A thief in Troy on Saturday night set
FIRE to a lady's hood, apprised her of the fact,
and while she was putting out the fame,
picked her pocket.
"A person in Boston has executed re-
markable specimen of fine penmanship, en-
bracing biographical sketch OF the Mayor
elect, the whole written within the letters
forming his name.
Austria has just issued bank notes ofthe
value Of four cents each
--An old lady living in Putnam county,
Ind, by the name Of Patsy Allen, died the
other day, being ll6 years old, having been
born In l744. She has daughter living in
the same county who is SO years old
"A Mile Augusta Rogers has advertised
Lausanne, a course Of forty lectures, of one
hour etch, in which she proposes to instruct
the ladies of that town in "the entire circle
Of science, with its latest conclusions and re-
ceived hypothesis"
The Centrifugal Gun was exhibited in
Boston, last week. It is claimed by the in
ventor, Mr.. biekensOn Of Cleveland, that this
gun viii throw Eve hundred balls per minute
at long rife range, without powder or cap,
simply by turning crank like coffee mill.
The balls are fed into funnel with shovel,
from which the gun feeds ITSELF It throws
its shot singly but continuously, at rate
equal to the eeaseless fire of 1000 men.
TO CLEAN MARBLB-Mix up n quantity
of the strongest soap ley with quick lime to
the consistenee Of milk and lay it on the stone,
&c, fortwenty-four hours clean itafterwards,
ana it viii lappear as new. This may be i'm
proved by rubbing or polishing it with fine
putty powder and olive oil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

MARRtAeE IN HIGH LrFE.-Ar. H. Bergman
Secretary of the Belgian Legation at Wash
ington, was married, on Thursday evening,
to Miss Lily Manchester, daughter Of Mr..
Charles Manchester, Of Philadelphia. The GER
mouy was performed by the Proiestantas well
as the Catholic form, the civilservice having
been previously performed. Miss Lane, niece
Of President Buchanan, was one of the brides
maids. The grOOmsmen are all attached to
the Diplomatic service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

TIE ADVANTAGE OF RIGID ECoNoNY.-
Some me. ..bematieal genius, after labOriOus
research, has igst demonstrated the following
facts; $40 NAN '' q
The cost Of washing linen that might have
been worn one day longer, just as well,
amounts to enough in this country, to mor'
tbau defray the expenses Of the American
Board Of Foreign Missions. eH
The expenses Of buttons worn on the backs
Of our coats where they are of no earthly
use, is equal to the support Of all our orphan
asylumsl
The value oftails Of dress coats, of no val
ne IN reality for warmth or conyenience) IS
actually greater than for common schools.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

Choose whatever you like, or the length Of your
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
Real BleSslna.

Phyaeian,-Well, Mrs, Jones' how IS that
leadachs1
Mrs. Jonss.-GOnel Doctor, al gons the Pill you
sent cured mein just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more 80 that can have them handy.
PhysioiaH.- You can get them at any DTuggists.-
Call Tor Cephaltic PILLS. ind they never fall and
recommend them IN all cases Of Headache.
Mrs, J0nss.--t shall send for 6 box directly, and
shall tell al my suffering friends, for they are
real blessing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr.. Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and IL Is estimated that
each bottle at least ten dJars worth Of bro
ken furniture thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss By this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word, he now proposes to Dc the world still
greater service by curing all the aohing heads with
his Cephaltic PILLS. and ii they are az good as his
July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

wHoLEsALE AGENCY FoR THE SALE OF
sHOFNBRRerR,s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

ASA. .OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu
siiIess study, are among the numerous causes ol
Nervous Headache. The disOrdered state Of mind q
body incident to this distressing complaiEti is fatal
blow to all energy and ambition, Sufferers By this
disorder always obtain speedy relief frem these
distressing attacks BY using one Of the Cephaltio
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. Il quiets the
oYertasked brain, and sQothes the strained and Jar
rim nerves. aud reaxes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies sd aggravates the disorder
cd condition Of the brain. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

BRDGET.-Missus wants yOn to send her 8
box Of CePhaltic Glue no, bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but IN thinking that's not just Il naither; but
perhaps ys n Be afther showing what Z Is. 1o zee
She nigh dead and gone With the Sick Headache,
before. li .--Ifsf-rra a1 u -.r#-a7
DrVggih.-YOu must mean Spalding's Csphaltio
Pills.
Eridget.-Ochl surs now and yoIYo aed It here's
the Quarther and Civ me the Pills and dOnt b. AL
day about il aither. ".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
AYER'S SARSAPARTLIA-

"A COMPOUND REMEDY. DA
n SIGNED to Be the most shsctlsl Irrt11V1
that can be made. II D. couca1trl sItr.ct II
ces Of stiu greater alfarafive bov-sr = - S,i -
enectIgs antidUta for the dsesses Srlararilla q -
puted to cura Ii is Believed that 4ueh Il r-7.iv Il
wanted By tho88 Who suleT 1om 1trumoun Co
plaints and that oue which viii accomplish 49,
cure n a'lst prete 81 immense sargie4 % thu
" this compound viii % it haa been praFua - -
Perinss,nt On many oi TIE Horst caass = - l,l =
soEoFULA tEB scRcFuLoUs CorrLarEr. -.
Ii0ss AND ERUFI1F1 DlsEAslsi uIczaG, EIriIl
hNPHILIs ANr hrPHIEIrIC Affections. = rlCU1.
BIsEAsE1 BnoPsT, hEURAIGIA OF Tic D0UL0ur
gEnIIlIIl DIsPEPsIA ANp lSDIaEssrcl, kEEslI
Rose on Z. AETH0Sr'5 EIRR, and i1dsed ths 1...i
sS,Sss sS,3Ss q eomplalnia arising n0u laglEiH ! -
lThis compound vii b found 8 7rat pronstE Z
nealthi y ren ieien n me SPRING b expal The iot
@ me gsal- ~ nv llnlely eNpalsion O t1aH -
rankh1g eilartere are nipped IN the bud.
4 tlsls. esLs 9{ lhe - OF this remedyi spare =
eereul sores, through Ehiah the system Uil ItriIs
p nc iaef q eorrqDt0nsi i not assisted Do thil
througn te naturli c1lnuel1 Of tta body 1T a al
teraiiF9 medicine. Olaanaa oHt tho Titlstad hiorf
wherever you md IT, impurities bursting throu
he skin IN pinpleas srurlion7, or sores; clarnEa
yainai cleaneo it W1euaTur lt "a i0ui, AID Your
ings win ten y0u uhan. ETe1 pr65rS no 5srfis. {
disordsr ia fslt, people enjoy better LsslE ~ ~.
longers Tor cleansing the hlocd. Keep th6 hloof
healtnys 40 Al e veil; bns with thig pa5algl Of
sooner or later la1letninI must 20 urQ1T, and tla
great machinery % Life a dsordeFed OF oTartToWn.
NE le1 anu 4edeftta lluclr lla EnTu61s
tloA q accom- qlsblnE these ends. But tie uarli
has geen egrusiousy deceived BY preparations of t,
partly 1ecarse the drug alone has not all the virtue
that y cAiIed iur ~ but nlore because many rre-
parallqnai pfeterdng 10 ut concentrated eEtraers Of
Is contain bat ittlo Of Che virtue 81 SrsaDara or
any thing else.
Durins late years DE public have 6asn mislsd Yb
lareo bottles pretending q EiTd quart II - Eicf
pl oaraafaflliA iof one DOLLAR AQst qf these ~
3een frauds ppon the sc<, for they not emily ctaf
little, ~ any carHanlrIlla, bus often ne dnrr
propeftiee fhatefef. Hence, bitter aud painful
appolntmett has followed CHE use Of the Tarious -
tracts OF 1ara7 pirill4 which a0dd the ulari-sf -
the name itself is justly dcapiso ,, and IN 49,
ayneny nous with imposition aud cheat. $50
call tAl1 cDmp mponno Sara eafllla, and intanr tn
Ply such remedy ae shall roscus the nana ho'
load OF ooloQuI which resl1 upon it. Aud va
We havo grpund for 6alieYiur is han virtuea
are irrealaliple uy tie 0rdinary run OF the a.
lt l9 iutpnqeo % ours. In order 10 secure thaIf
rote or9dlce ton lrm the system, the remedy ~
- qeieieuay taEsn according 70 dirsstiohs = l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

pI@Did you ever have theSiek Headache7
Do you remember the throbbing temples the ever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight Of
food. How totally unit you were iar glsaaurs, con-
versation study. One Of the Dephalio Pills would
have elieved you from all the suffering which you
then experienced. For this and other purposes you
should always have box OF them on hand to use as
occasion requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

FACT WORTH KNoWNG.-Spaldings Oeph-
alic Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, BIZ
ious Headache, Nervous Headache, CostiVeness and
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
AaFIfHLtnFat.

-F0NEX.-WE HAVE A VERY
nIdd dIlicid 81 faI slrained Honey for sale at