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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14


CorrEE.-The coffee that has been grown
BY one Huffman il Illinois, and which has
attracted 50 much attention for few weeks
past, proves, TO be nothing more thap . COM
mon4psA- r came from AustrAlia some three
years since. The Prairie Farmer says: II
has IN appearance, taste, &C., every chasac-
teris6c Of pea, and should think il nothing
more or less than pea. We are much safr-
pfised that such men as Judge Breese, and
Mr.. Moultsn should have been so deceived
in the character Of the plant, and thinks the
efforts made to introduce it as coffee are en-.
tirely inexcusable, for Neshave 4 son adapted
to sufficient variety Of products to satisfy
any one, without resorting to representation
that facts will not warrant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

We have received . communication from
3D." on the subject Of flowers. We do not
know hardly how to take him; whether it is
drive at US, the premium list, or somebody
else We profess to be lover Of flowers and
advocate their culture, and 50 would anyother
man that has taste for refinement. Who
does not love to Gull the modest violet from
its native shade, and the wild rose from its
theBny .stems Why should it be that flow
ering shrubsa and plants and vines should not
ornament tie log cabin As vol as the costly
lnansions Aye, cultivated with taste by
sweet women. We are decidedly in faver Of
the cultivation Of flowers; the growing Of
aowefx is . healthy recreation, and we are
Ii fs,sor Of giving premiums for them at our
agricultural and Horticultural Fairs. We
claim that the Floral Hall at our fairs, is one
Of the prettiest features Of the exhibition
" b. advises us to recommend to the farm
ers to plant five. acres to flowers. We shall
do no such thing. II will do for the amateur
and the man Of means thus to be adyised.-;
"B.' why did you not do it yourself9 twas
but a small job, and as you appear to be
posted we win leave the mattetin your hands.
WewiA advise noatness in your door. yards;
clean up the Old trash around the house !; get
some grass seed and SOW grass plats plant
out few shrubs here and there put few
trsllises to which the morning glory and the
cypress vine or the trailing grape may climb
and plant row Of shade trees In front; make
few beds for the mangold, the aster, the
petuna the portilacia, the panzy, the carna-
tons, the peccotces, the dahlias and the
chrysan themum, with the honey suckle en-
twining around the windows, and the white
and red roses here and there. We publish
the Communication herewith. -.--.------
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

We clip An srticle on Home, which We
6ink i beautiful. Oh, farmers, make home
attssctive; 80 that your children, can take
pleasure in directing the eye Of the stranger
- 81 family dwelling, and saying. !. That is
~ home" Let the young be supplied with
wsll shsssn, interesting and instructive read
ms matter, every week, and let attention be
gwen to the surrounding scenery, according
. tho common idea Of all ages, and God win
blsss the bowers and smile on those who
dwell happily among them, and age will n.
nsw its youthful joys, and the rose and the
myrtle win beauty each other, snd love and
kQpe and joy shall be there; while birds shah
1ang IN the spring time, cooling and re-
tfeshing shade be felt in summers sultry
day. golden harvest we gather in autumn,
and happy group and 1 bountiful board
within, and the merry bells without will cheer
up the wintry days, and the good cd song
Of" Home, Sweet Home, !" shall marble with
melting melody. ~. ~ .'s
a happy home b I glorious ma iastrsuc-
tivs sight; one which does The heart good
y see, and which once beheld, leaves an in
slIScmhle impression o. IN mi.d.i And
~ the enjoyment Of this inoatinahls blessing
saFe ~ dependent upon her who is DE
day star Of that sacred place home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
Domestic Economy and receipt.

SCREENING ON Nurs.-We have scmetime,
known nuts on threshihg machines, circ,rlal
saws, &C., to be found SO tight that no
wrench cpuld remove thsW. This va b.
eapse they had been held linz TIP hand tin
they becdnS warm, and belnE then applied
to very cold screws in winter, they contract
ed BY cooling on and thus held the screw
with an immovable grasp. Always avoid
pptting sSwarm nutroA 4 cold screw; and 10
remove Il, appy heatcd isin) u iks nut, Is
as to heat and expand it, and it will loosen
at once--or q cloth wet with boiling water,
will accomplish the same purpose.
WHrrEwAsn.-W hite~ash adds 90 greatly
to the picturesque in the cottage and the
farmhouse, and is such an absOrbant of i'm
pure odors, that it should be freely used, at
least in the spring. Take half q sbushel of
fresh burnxd white limS, and SLACK Il either
with hot or cold water, in tub or barrel
when thoroughly slaked, dissolve in the
water required to thin the lime, two quarts
Of common salt; stir il thoroughly; add one
quart of sweet milk, and It is ready for use :
put on with . brush, frequently stirring il
up. Clues and gums cause it to scale of in
not weather. .S3aOa
John Shattuck, . Chenango dairyman who
has been with the foremost In giving to the
products Of that county their enviable repu
tation in market, writes to the 4CAenanoo
Union that, during the past season, he has
made from the milk of twenty three. cows,
$50 pounds ot butter, which, With the Oh.
er products Of his dairy, gave him the hand
some total Of $l,286,1s, or an average Of
$55 ,82 for each eow.gg THlFa 30
To CUsE SBEEp SKINS WITH rHs Wool on
Take one tablespoonful Of alum and two OF
saltpetre; pulverize web apd mix together
thoroughly. Sprinkle this powder upon tue
flesh side Of the skin and fold together with
the wool out; hang up in cool place. In
two or three days, as soon as dry, take down
and scrape the flesh with blunt edged knife
till clean. cay ~'as Has ~ a. - tef
II To PREVENT IRoN Toors FROM RusrlHa.-
Take three times as much lard as resin, melt
them together, and apply with a brush or
cloth, to all parts Of tools liable to rust.
Boiled oats, fried IN fat, are recommended
for laying hens, as the very best food for tho
production Of eggs. a9ahI t. GA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

where those afflicted ones Of this world may
obtain relief for al their griefs, and where
for joys amending. This home is found in
heaven. -
In the shadowy past there is one sweet
thought which the storms of life can never
wither, lit Is that recollection of homo. Yes.
and in the visioned future there. is star
whose golden lustre never fades; it is given
to the good ones of this earth.--it is the hope
of home,-a home beyond the skies Ma
Y0rEIr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

STAKE YoUR FRUIT TREEs.-Train up the
tree in the way it should grow. Drive good
stake five or six inches from the tree, on the
southwest side, fasten it to the stake by a
strip ofleather, forming single strap, - ~
to allow the tree to move 1 little, fastening
the ends Of the leather on the top Of the
stake. BY this method the young tree has
sufficient play to induce It to throw down its
roots, which win very soon stand erect with.
out any support. 'tbs2 81 fa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
New Grapes.

Three new grapes have been added to the
list. T.. R. Elliot, of Cleveland, Ohio, writing
to the Ohio Farmer, gives . description of
these new ,varieties,-the Aiken, Notified, and
Mary. The Aiken was obtained from some
German emigrants by the Rev. S. G. Aiken,
some Is years since. 1t is said to be one Of
the best Of grapes, about ten days earlier
than the Isabella, juicy, sweet and rich, with
. pleasant aroma. The Notified is a Seeding
grown by Chas. Carpenter, Of Kelly's Island.
It promises qualities more desirable thdh the
Delaware. The Mary, . Seeding, also grown
b. Mr.. Carpenter, for tame grape promises
more than any one yet on the list. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
Hon Q, Sweet Home.

What charm rests upon that endearing
word, home, --consecrated by domestic love.
that golden key to all human happiness.
There father welcomes with fond Affection.
there { Brothers kind sympathies comfort II,
the hour Of Asstress, there ~ pious mother
first taught infant lips TO lisp the name of .Je.
sus, and there los5ng sister dwells, she the
companion OF our early days. Truly. if there
is = paacs that's lovely here below, L 10 home.
it is like the esais pf the desert. 10 The pass.
ing Of our days may be painful, our path may
be overrun with sorrow and care, unkindness
and froyns may Fitber the joyousnsss ofths
heart, may efiace the happy smiles from the
brow, and bedew lifes paths with tears vet
wasA Ne meaaety hovefs over The past, there
is no place in which il % delights to iinger.
IS around the scenes Of childhood and home
It is the star of our existence. What cheers
the nASincr when far away from friends. In
L fcrsign land, Or tossed upon the bounding
hilows as h. PAGES the deck 1t midnieht
alone . What thoughts an his breast He Il
thinking Of loved ones far away in his own
dear home. In his mental vision be sees
the group Of friends seated around the Ara
side. and in his Imagination h hears their
voices united in singing the sweet sonSs
which he loves. & He Is anticipating the hour
when he shall return to his native land md
greet those absent friends 80 dear TO bis
heart go Il sstsbgg4 ~. y l,5 ,,5s
Why rests that deep shadow upon III,
strangers brow as he seats himself amid the
family circlef Heis surrounded BY al the
iuxuries wealth can afford. Happy faces gath
er about him, and strive, yet svainly 70 win
Z smile. All he il thinking Of the lnved
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
For the Gazette.

Mr.. EDToR Having had the good fortune
to see the Cedar Falls GAZETTE looked over
the premium list, and was somewhat surpris-
ed at the small premium on fowers,-but /
suppose it is because their real worth is not
appreciated. The whole amount is only
about thirty-four dollars, while on hogs it is
thirty-six dollars, on vegetables shout half as
much, and on sheep over forty dollars. Now
I think this shows that farmers do not un-
derstand their own interest The idea that
hogs should have larger premium than flow
ers Is ridiculous; butthe night Of ignorance
is nearly gone, and the day already begins to
dawn. am told by our most scientific
farmers That flowers are the most profitable
crop that farmer can raise,-and know
that our most scientific farmers are the only
ones who cultivate flowers to any extent. It
is quite treat to the common farmer to hear
one who is competent 60 over with the names,
give their different qualities, and their value.
| am not sure whether science depends upon
flowers or flowers upon science. Who would
not rather have a garden of flowers than
pen full of Suffolks or garden of vegetables {,
Now, if the raising Of flowers is Is profitable
as it is said to be by our most Intelligent
farmers, the premium should have been twice
as much as it is. But suppose it is too late
now to be changed, though l trust that YOU
will recommend that every farmer should SOW
at least five acres to flowers. Only think Of
the pleasure Of working in field Of flowers |!
And there is another fact connected with this
subject, and that is, the man who has taste
for raising flowers always goes in for fine
stock. Il Is sure sign of superior talent
and refinement, and it is a source Of congr.t.
ulation that Black Hawk County is soon to
become the Sharon Of the Cedar VaRsy-
Now, Mr.. Editor, as you are frequently dis
appointed in your speakers, would it not be
well to solicit some one who understands the
subject to give q lecture on flowers, that We
may an have some idea Of their real WORTH
and you have such men, no doubt, who would
do the subject Justice. {, .Z0l 00QB.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
MOFFAT'S Is baasa sseI
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters'

MOFFAT'S Is beges ,t,sI
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
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fsrbx arder na;rly, every kind Of discass 70 wch TN
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shVkGkfAHI.EL LIFE N1RDIGINKG.
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Loss OF appetite Heartburn, lIeadache, RestlesM
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ural consequence Of its cure. 49,
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the ntestines with n solvent process and without
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Also WORMS, by dslodglng from The tirnings II ~
bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures adhsre
sCURyy, ULCERS, and INvErERATE SORES, %
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sCoRButlC ERUPTlONS ana Bad Couple xons u
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

Coon FOR HANS. Before hanging YOUR
hams, shoulders or side meat up to smoke,
make paste Of finely ground pepper and
lard, which apply with brush to the flesh
part Of the meat. twill give the meat fine
favor. An infallihle preventive, of injury
from ficas. A pound Of pepper is suficien,
for dozen hams.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

PLow. DEEP.-AsSa fact We favor deep til.
lage. Gen. Harmon Of Monroe county !, N.
Y, who has devoted much attention to the
culture Of wheat, states that he has traced
wheat roots to = depth of.four feet; and yet
one half Of the land upon which wheat is sown
is not plowed four inches deep Plow your
land deep, manure it we'll, and the yield
therefrom will both surprise and repay you.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
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SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY.

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SoR EITHER FAMILY OR MANUFACTURES 8 rraposrs !
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VIZ not 1r T., every s,y = h
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With other frst-eass Sewing Machines But We I've
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
DR.. lACROIX,S
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100 bushels Prime, Clear Timothy Seed, ut highest
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-09-04
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Shrewd agents can make snail fortune IN carrying
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-09-04
DIR. Hurd's Preparations Good

The best evidence that they is that their rmesl
fr lds and best patrons are those who have used
them longest. DIR. WILLIAM B. HuRD is an eminent
Dentist Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State
Dentafs' Association, and these preparations have
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York recommend them the best known 10 the pro-
fession Without the aid oiadversing, dealers have
sold them by the gross.
The Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Times says. 1--WE
are happy to know that Onr friend DR.. Hurb 10 sue
eeedng beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash
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with the fact that his articlesare precisely what
they represented to be. testify from their
leng USE"
The well known P 7. Barnum writes:--''I found
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il all up. We find it the best Powder for the Teeth
that used. / shall feel obliged il you will
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But their cost is so small that every one may test
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Or Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr..
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Use no other.