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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

TIME CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
A SUFFERER.-Published as warning. and for TIE
especial benefit Of Young Men, those who suffer With
Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Desay,
&C., &c &c., by one who has cured himself by simple,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
PROSPECTUS FOR 1897
- THE MILWAUKEE l. !
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The first of January will commence the Twenty Fourth
Volume ofthis = u = q Is ss q -
PIONEER PAPER OF THE wEsrf
The past year been of severe trial to Newspa-
pers while the demand for News has increased the
means of support least the Of profit have
been materially diminished. The Proprietors Of the SEN
tnel take pleasure in acknowledging that their efforts
keep pace with events in these stirring times have
been unapprecated and the Sentinel in ITS continued
deavors to present its countless readers with the
VERY EARLIEST NEWS, ussrgiA
And It's answering advocacy Of the UNION AND CON-
sTlTUTION have been acknowledged and sustained in
liberal manner. In making preparations for the
volumes, shall enlarge facilities for obtaining
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS! 49,,
And continue, heretofore to make the Daily Trt.
Weekly and Weekly, eptomes OF the times The eager
of the public to obtain the very latest information
from the Seat of War; and the anxiety of many thou
sands, (who have relations and friends in the Union
Arny) to hear from the different Regiments havsin-
duced us to make arrangements for ample correspondence
from all the different points at which troops from tho
West may be Stationed b ss}ar 'sstNHA IRgGT
The Sentinel heretofore, OF Is hardly Necessary u.
will be the firm supporters Republican, principles
the fearless opponent Of local and national wrong and
the medium Of expression for the Merchant the Agcul
turst and the Mechanic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
f: FINKLE & LYON .a..
SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY, g." ."

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n o person who contenpates purchasing Sewing Ma
~ chine for family manufacturing purposes should
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claim to have the a. . ..a t.'z ..-......,.-,
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FOR EITHER FAMILY MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
All we ask is a fair trial. Read the following ~
IMPORTANT FACTS: rs..,
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed, their
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FACT No. 2-These Machines make the loci. stitch.
alike on both sdes-and less than half as much
thread and silk as the chaiA or oop-stitch machines
PACT No, Smrhese Machines are better adapted than
and almost endless variety Of sewing required In fam
ny They viii sew from one TO twenty thickness Of
Marseiles without stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet. They will even from the finest gauze to the
heaviest ci.th and even stout, hard leather without
changing the feed needle, tension or making apy
adjustment of machine whatever Is mot such a ma
chine best adapted to Family use? and II best adap
ted to family why not for every variety Of light sewing
manufacture? For work too heavy for Family Ma.
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FACT No These Machines make More elastic seams Of
any sewing machine in fact Of great mpnr-
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FACT No. 5.-No machine is more durable or more SIM
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at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia -. f.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
The Secrets of Youth unveiled.

4 Treatise on tie Curse Of Premature Decay-A sol
,carning. inst p,s6lIed, Il book ahoscing Mein-
SiioWs progress and 2rer0lence an,ng schools, both
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

In Speed Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry, Strength and
Mechanical Perfection, they are acknowledged
the " HEAD. AND FRONT" of the Threshag Machine
Family. For full particulars sample machine and get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
la NEW REMEDIES FOR a{
s p II Re M A II o r. R he Gle A.

= Il xI AVA "a II " Il 46i A.
TIME HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.
l. Bensgoleit Institution ed Ev speci0{ In
docnent, for Tie Retief Of the Sick and distressed
GDficted acfth Itrutn"t and CATonic Dsedses and
pec'a"yJorm me Cure yDfseases cfAe Sexual Orgaas-
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting surgeon,
SALUAbLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh9a, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and the NEW RENE;
DIES employed in the Dispenser sent in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Two three Stamps post
age acceptable. Address DR. J.SKIILIN HOUGHfoN,
Howard Association, No. 8. Ninth St. Philadelphia.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
THR OLDEST AND xosrRELIABLE ROUTE TO AND FROM
2 . THE NORTHwEST psr
GAlEyA & CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

On and after December 1s 1861 trains will leave and
arrive follows Sunday eycepted). - 81 '..
Leave Chicago II AS A. NJ. and o. Is r. NJ. ia
Arrive Freeport 500 P. M and APO A. NJ.
Arrive Duneith 500 p. II. and 80 A. II.
Leave Dunleith 600 A. NJ. and 4.45 P. NJ. .f@
t&. Leave Freeport $50 A. NJ. and 9.l0 Pm.
Arrive Chicago $50 p. NJ and 8. 90 A. II.
The AS P. NJ train from Dunleith leaves Sunday
ming instead of Saturday .i'1
G. NJ WHEELER, sFlr E.B. TALCOTT,
q. Gent Ticket Agent General Sapt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
fHRrsHtNsGS \! MACHINES
4.AlE4T'Md 1lY11Edrt1e." ''

For speed, clean work, strength and
beauty, G. Aultman & Co.'s world
renowned Canton, Ohio, Sweep
stakes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and front" Of
the whole "threshing machine fami-
ly." Their fame is not only national
but world-widelE 6Hc uuigTaT
Either Cleared or Belted separa-
tors, with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or compromising" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get circular free of charge,
or call and see sample machines
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

The attention Of the Ladies' Tailors and all that re-
quire the of fast and durable lock stitch machine
respectfully invited to eyaine the Grover Bakers
machine. See bills With prices and cuts.
Mny %. lSG2 80 .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

THE TK1-WEEKLY SENTINEL, TTc-Ta ~
Is published erery Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

- The ground was on the farm of Chas. De-
ment, Esq, consisting of a very handsome
field Of timothy, somewhat mixed with clo-
yer, in places a little rolling. The timothy
stood generally very straight without being
lodged, and would average nearly four feet
high. The day was set apart for the single or
independent mowers. On account of tho
breaks on the roads, several machines had
not arrived, among them John 2, Manny's,
OF Rockford, and the Buckeye. But six ma
chimes were ready for trial: the Kirby ma
chine by d. NJ. Osborn & Co., Auburn, N.
Y, and Chicago; the " Excelsior" by Cline,
Sicberling & Hoyer, Of Doyleston, o.; Cur
It's Cam machine from Chicago; Woods
Little Mower and two Horse Mower, by
Walter A. Wood, Hoosic Falls, N. Y, and
Balls Ohio Mower. Others were in town,
but not ready to operate. The manner, of
testing them was firstly by the Dynamomc-
ter, placing it on the machine at the opening
swath, noting the same, which none but the
committee were allowed to know. After the
opening swath, noting the same each ma
chine was allotted one acre to cut, entirely
in his own way, while being watched by the
committee, the number, of stoppages noted
and the reason for those stoppagos; the
wldtn OF CUT the helghth OF stubole, the time
consumed in cutting, and other points the
committee thought proper to note--all OF
which items were solely under the commit
tees control. The several machines did
their allotted work in very short time gen
orally less than half an hour. This closed
the field trial for the FIRST day, and was good
beginning. The arrangements for the trial
were al; perfected, and ground surveyed off,
numbered and marked off with signal flags,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
THE DAILY SENTINEL.

Is published Morning and Evening" Except Sundays
at the following rates for either edition = =. ="
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
,,,,,, =, n,,, ,,.4 VS.. STEAMBOAT
sTEAM-TuG X REYBOLD.

a suit for damages on account of
lnlsdn on the Delaware river last NAV
n Gfght before the U. s. Court in ADM,
falty. In delivering the decision JUDGE
Cadwalader said
If there had been proper lookout from
the May she would not have left her wharf
under any headway without seeing the Rev.
bold. vessel putting out from the shore
towards the channel is bound to see that il
is clear of any vessels passing upwards and
downwards whose track there might be
danger Of crossing. The May, therefore
was in fault. II the Reybold was also in
lanit, the Amiralty rule of dividing the loss
might be applicable to the case. But the
navigation fthe Reybold appears to have
been perfectly regular and proper. Her
navigator, acting upon the reasonable belief
that she had been seen from the May, could
not anticipate that the May would attempt
to put back. He had right, on the con.
trary, TO assume that she would continue
her course in order to cross her bow. This
purpose, If she had sufficient headway, could
not have been interlered with by his move
ment in steering inward towards her wharf
II her headway was sufficient and had been
maintained, he must have passed astern of
her, II she had not sufficient headway tho
movement was necessary to save her If she
had maintained her course instead of at
tempting TO put back. In this opinion, and
in the views which | have previously ex,
pressed, the assessors concur. Upon these
points ! am glad had the benefit of their
assistance, though had no doubts of my
own to justify me in asking it. My sole
reason for asking them to sit in the case was
that they might express an opinion whether
the speed of the Reybold when the May left
her wharf, was too great for the navigation
Of that part OF the river in the daytime.
They think it was not and / concur. A
fair speed of steamers carrying passengers
must be maintained, so far as may consist
with the security of other vessels, properly
navigated. Any contrary rule, If it couldb Be
practically enforced would be prejudicial to
public interests. On the other hand the
enforcement of uniform adherence to the
rules Of navigation secures the observance of
IL salutary caution which might otherwise be
dangerously released. On considerations of
policy, not less than of justice, this libel
ought therefore to be dismissed
JoHN CADwALADER Judge.
December 26th, 1861.
The foregoing opinion expresses correctly
our views ofthe case. JOHN GANAan
ENocn TURLEY.
Decree that the, libel be dismissed, with
costs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
BUSINESS MATTERS,
A. d. INSLEE'S
New Book List,

Lessons in Life, by Timoih Tiicomb 100
Spare llours by John Brown, Nj b author
of "Rab and his Friends" l.50
Songs in many Keys, by o W. Holmes, l.26
In Alemoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, u new
and superb edition for Holidays. $50
Saxe's Poems in blue and gold 76
Play Book Of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engraviugs, LIS
Play Book OF Metals, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engraVings, IT5
A Commentary on the Episle to the Seven
Churches in Asia, by Dean French, a 100
COisler and the Hearth by Chas. Reade,
. Paper 70 cents, cloth, l.95
Record OF an obscure Man, 10
Notice to Quit, by W. q. Wills, paper, 90
East Lynne, paper 60
For Better for Worse paper, 26
Streaks of Light, or Fifty.two facts from the
Bible for fifty two Sundays in year. 60
Jenkius' vest pocket Lexicon. 60
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev
j. II. MaclnG. rs
Lord Bacon's Bible Thoughts, 100
Pathways of promise, so
Old Marg'e's Flower Stall, 20
Angus Tarlton, by A. l.. Q. E, 25
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. H., 2b
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, 100
Amy Deane ana other tales, 70
All new books received as soon as nublishel
at
A. d. lNSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
COB Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
Galveston 90 be Evaeua1sd.
The National Intelligencer snvs.

The National lntelligencer says
"On the 2Oth ultimo a council of war was
held at Galveston at which ii was determined
that it was impossible to defend the city
successfully in case of an attack by the
Union forces 1t was thought best, there
fore, under all the circumstances, to evacuate
Galveston and occupy position in the rear
OF the city, so as to repel any advance of the
Federal troops after they had landed. In
consequence of this determination, an order
was issued for the removal of all the hospital
patients from Galveston to Houston, which
was accomplished Immediately. All the
public and private property was being rapid
~ removed to Houston. The guns had been
taken away and even the newspapers de-
eamped. Such was the condition of affairs
at Galveston month ago, the date of the
latest Intelligence that has reached us.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
Communicated.
United States Sanitary Commission,
MR. EpIroR:

MIR. EDITOR;
An attempt was made in this city,
few days since, to awaken an interest n and
to obtain aid ior the Uaited States Sanitary
Commission, which has its headquarters in
Washington On account of other meetings held
upon the same evening, but very few persons
responded to the call Of the Agent, Mr. Hadley,
and the effort was total failure.
We feel that the cause Of the sick and suffer
ing soldier is in 10 way so wisely and 30 success
fully promoted, as by this Sanitary Commission.
While we are we'll aware TINT charges Of care
lessness and even culpability have been made
against it, we believe Il to be by far the most
direct and economical plan TO get relief to our
sick and wounded brethren in the various diyi-
sions Of our noble army.
II ought to he enough that this movement was
authorized and endorsed by President Lincoln,
earnestly recommended by Gems Scott aud
Mcclellan ~ well as Mr.. Cameron, and is d-
rected in all its operations by noble men whose
names nre beyond reproach and whose patriot
ism aud benevoence are unquestioned,
My simple motive in addressing you is to ask
whether Wilmington is willing to be " counted
ont in an effort to help our soldiers. through
this instrumentaliiy Mr. Hadley spent part
of two dnys iu this city paid his hoard at the
hotel paid for advertising meeting, paid for
the use of Il room ut the INSTITUTE, aud yet did
not succeed in collecting dollar
Cannot the leading patriotic men of our city
devise some plnn by which Wilmington may ap.
prOpriatrly respond to this cry OF needed help
aud sympathy?
Yours, for our country,
JAMES 3. DICKERsoN.
WttNNdroN, January 6, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EPlToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL
lNTELLIGENoE.-rhe Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine has declared a dividend
of five per cent for the last six months
a4g@ The Mechanics Bank of Will
mington, has declared dividend of fifty
cents per share, payable on or after the
10th instant.
s.~ The Odd Fellows Hall Company
of Wilmington, have declared dividend
of per cent payable on or after the 10th
inst.
s9Y@ The Union Bank of Delaware
has declared Il dividend of three per cent
for the last six months An election for
directors for this institution, will be held
on the 4th of February
sly@ VIM. McCauley, No Cos Market
Street, offers fifty acres of good land for
sale
sB@ An important ordinance in rela-
tion to Dogs, will be found in our adver-
tising columns to-day. Every owner Of
dog should read it.
sg@ The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Odd Fellows Hall Compa.
ny, will be held at their Hall, on the 25th
inst, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
of electing officers.
R4Y@ The Delaware Railroad Compa-
ny, have declared dividend of three per
cent. for the last six months, payable at
the Office of the company, at Dover, ON
and after the Cd inst
g9g See the advertisement OF the
cars for important changes in the running
time of the trains.
e9Y@ The Trustees of the Poor of New
Castle County, will meet at the Aims
House, on the 29th inst. See advertise
ment in another column.
o A. BRowNsoN, l.. i. Though
DR.. Brownson, who has been invited 10
deliver lecture before the Wilmington
Institute, has Il widely extended reputa-
tion both in this country and in Europe
as an elegant and profound writer, both
upon literary and theological topics, a
sketch of his life and present position will
no doubt, be interesting to our readers,
and we therefore subjoin q short sketch,
taken principally from the New American
Cyclopedia
OANo'No l1IOMHhuil, u. Ii, H..
was born at Stockbridge, VT, September
l6, 1903, and is therefore at present in his
59th year.
Ills early life, passed chiefly with old
people in lonely locality, was without
the sports and charms which usually be
long to childhood lie was taught the
Assembly's collection, the Apostles creed,
and the Lords prayer, and with fond
ness for reading, had for books little but
Theological and Religious works. Hence
his thoughts took a deeply religious turn,
and at nine years of age having been per-
mitted to attend general military mus
ter, and being asked what he had seen to
interest him, his answer was, that he had
seen two old men talking on religion, IN
fact, he had forgotten the soldiers to lis
ten to and participate in debate ON
election and free will
In his nineteenth year he Joined the
Presbyterian Church at Ballstown, N. ",
where he was attending an Academy, but
shortly after much discussion and perplex
ity changed his views, and he became
Uniyersalist Minister. He preached in
different villages of Vermont and New
York, and wrote for and edited various
religious periodicals, disseminating a con.
fused medley of bold thoughts. In 1928