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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
DR.. LA CROIX'S. ~
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE.
Physiological View of Marriage.


$50 PAGES AND 100 ENGpAvINcS. Price only
- Twenty five cents Sent free of postage all parts
of the Union. On the iniirmcs of youth and mat urty
disclosing the ollies Of both of all ages causing de-
hiy, nervousness, depression Of spirits papitatcn II
the heart, suicda hnaginngs, involuntary emissions.
hlusngs defeetire memory. indigestion and asS,u sis
School Ri~s,a Colie0a Stuetst AMI ~ I6nng M,sr.td
LadH, dc, 60 1t is truthful adviser to the married
and those contemplating MARRIAGE who entertain secret
doubts of their physical condition and who conscious
of having nzarded the health Happiness and privileges
to which every human being is entitled Ind wa.zfT e
YOUNG MEN who troubled with weakness gen.
orally caused by bad habit in YOUTH tie effects Of Which
dizziness, pains, forgetftness, sometimes ringing
in the ears weak eyes loss of memory with neanchoy
may he cared by the authors NEW PARIS AND LON
DON TREATMENT. s.;s-.a tsatrt ssss-s 1ers5 .sfr
We have recently devoted much Of time in visiting
TIE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, awaiting ourselves *
the knowledge and researches of the most skl Pysi-
caas and Surgeons in Europe and the Continent. Those
rno aes I under S care WIN haye the fail
EDIES which We able to introduce into our practice,
and the public may rest assured of the zeal assu
ity SECRECY and attention being paid to their cases
which has successfully distinguished us heretofore a
Physician in our PECULIAR department of professional
Practice for ne past t'renty,frs years.
FRENCH FsN ALE PLLs--Iades who wish for Medicines
the efficacy Of which have been tested nhousands Of
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results will use meme but DR. DeLaneys Female P~riodi
cal Pills The only precauton necessary to be observed
IS ladies should rot take them if they lave to be-
ieye that they in certain situations particulars
of Hhch will be found oti the wrapper accompanying each
box though always safe ami healthy gentle, yet
tive are they. 80. s-
Price 81 per box They can be mailed 10 any mart Of
the United States or Canalas. ASH -. .
TO THE LADlES-W,o need a confidential medical
adviser with regard to any of those interesting complaints
TO which their delicate organization renders them liable
particularly invited to consult z4-r 5Et .rs
THE g ELECTRO GALvANIC PRorEcTIvE."-For married
ladies whose health will not admit who have de sire
to increase their families, may be obtained above 1t
perfectly safe preventive to eonce ion and has
extensively used during the last twenty years. Price
duced TO Il0 @ is.''tf .&s@ "RE E+st"' '''0t' TAI
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
NEW REMEDIES FOR

> r IL r M "A II o h r III CE "A.
YINRfE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Il BeRes0iet Institution eStaIiised IN special En-
do,ement, fosthe Keller cf Ms Sick and distressed,
afflicted 3cith JitElst and Chronic Diseases, and
pecidiiy for The Cure Tsettses OF the Sexual O7gans
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on ySpermatorrhGa, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, andon the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispenser sent in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge Two three Stamps for post
aye acceptable. Address DIR. J .SKILLlN HOUCHTON
Toward Association, No. : s. Ninth ST. Philadelphia
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
Watches & JeWelry!
tie Richest & Most Fashionable Patterns.

OFFERED At WHOLESALE AT RETAIL PRICES !.
FsVIIE HUBBARD BRoL., Nos t5 & 67 NASSAU STREET,
a New York, Manufacturers and Importers of all the
Leadn Rich and most popular STYLES Of WATCHES and
JEW ELEf being determined upon increasing their lus-
mess to unlimited extent, offer the Following elegant
Ornaments At the unsu passed Low Prices following:
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER, being Hunting and Open
Face Lady's Gentlenans watch in one the retti-
est most convenient ,and cheapest watch in the World
Imitation gold; effected BY patent process which rem
one third as m.ssh. Price only s32. Retas at ,m 100
upwards.
manufacture MoAement; capped aud full jewelcd, has
SINK seconds, and the newest improvements Heavy
cascd and good Imitation gold Price only SIS. Retails
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED ARMY WATCH
richly engraved iewale and fancy works Unturpass
ed for Suffers, Traders &c Price Is. Retas from
great variety Of other watches at low prices.
LADIES, SETS of Brooch and Ear Drops to CORES
pend Imitation Cluster Diamond qery rich pattern
and entirely new. Price ST. Coral and Bead entwnea
avery neat and pretty ornament handsomely mounted
GENTLEMANs VEST CHAINS. parisien, an elegant
pattern. Only ~. The Demonac very heaqy, So. -
RINGS Plain only zoe. Scroll, very pretty, ST.
Chased, neat pattern II. Seal sisnet, So. Ictation
SLEEVE BUTTONS Patent Chased or Enamtled a
new and very handsome pattern s25o Double, chased
| BOSOM & SCARF PINS. Leaf with Opal and Fancy
Stones, ~. Imitation Diamond, $3.50.
BosoM STUDS. A variety of new and fashionable
designs per set, $3.50.
| LoCKETS. Double glass, richly engraged So
Persons wishing any of the above, have only remit
the price in regstereh letter to address and the
articles will be sent by return ma free OF expense
~Orders to the amount of twelve dollars and upwards
will be sent by Express to any part ofthe loyal States
with bill payable to the Express Company, when the
goods are delivered. #.fF
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants throughout
the country, who wish to make money rapidly will do
vol to obtain our mammoth catalogue furnish the
most saleabe outfit at prices unsurpassed by any other
concern Address HUBBARD BTOS
/ Nos. 80 d 81 Nassau, HstF JOHN Street
/ New YORK Cry
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

REaxL ADvIes Zen. Simon Buckner af.
ter being released from Fort Warren, was put
in command of rebel force, and upon pa
rolling seme federal prisoners told them to
80 home and vote the democratic ticket"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

% JouN VAN BuREN threatens to "purgc him
self" in Rochester, In consequence Of this,
dealers IN fertilizers in Monroe county, have
.rvdncpd, the price Of their commodities %
pr cont. a*ssf ssr sss'sagss gftt' fsase pr y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty. Symmetry, Strength and
Mechanical rcrfcctiOlS, they are nc knowleiged
tls = HEADS AND FRONT" Of the Threshng iacline
Family For hlpaticnhrs see sample nachinc and get
n pamphct EstAsF- 81. rr..l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
900 00OMALEo FEMALE AGENTS

LL0YD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED
--" MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
... .r.s CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys completed Aug 10TH 1862; cost
$2O,OO0 to engrave it, and years time. 81 s s
Superior to any $40 map made by Cotton Mitch
ell and sells at the 10 price Of fifty cents $40 900
engraved on H. map,
1t is not only County Map, but it is also a -,
COUNTY AND RAILRo AD MAP
Of the United States and Canadas combined in one giving
ar EVERY RAILROAD STATION,
and distances between. So
Guarantee any man, 81 to 50 per day and
will take back all maps that cannot be Sold and refund
the money. "a sEh@ &7F.# r Is
seud for one dollars worth to try. .6F- 80
PRINTED instructions hGw to canvass WE'LL furnished all
agents
Observation-Disclosures Agents for our Maps in every STAFF
California, Canada, England France and Cuba. A for
tune may be made with iem hundred dollars capital
No com ,ctifi2R. sn
J. T. LLOYD, No. IG4, Broadway New YORK;
The war Department uses map % Virginia. Mary
land and Pennsylvania cost 800 HH0 which is marked
Antietam Greek, S!arpsburg. Maryland Heights VII
llmSpor Ferry, Rhorersve, Noands Ford and all 9TH
the Potomac and every other place in MARYLAND
Virginia and Pennss lvania, or money refunded ~
......Eg LLOYD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, terg
OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen Bue and the War Depart
ment. Money refunded to any finding an error in H.
Price 30 cents @s#
From the Tribune Aug O.
"LL0YDSsMAP OF VIRGINIA, M ARYIAND AND
PENNS1LNANiA.Th This map is very large its cost is
but 20 cents, and Is The best achich can be prcltsed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
THE HEROES OF PEACE.

Ii a,4s THE HEROES or War; If
Ty ANTHONY, No. OIL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
HI. publishing in addition to other portraits the
celebrated collection known in Europe and America
Dady's National Photographic Portrait Gallery .
in which is ncu led Portraits Of nearly all the pro
inent men fn America, not excepting JEFF.
Davis Gen. Beauregard, Floyd and host of ether Com
federaes. Price of portraits $500 per dozen. Can be
sent by mail. aft Ffta i#H@fgs .Ef4lB -itiaEs
SCENES OF TIE WAR FoR'TIIE UNION, III.
are published, card size, and in stereoscopic FORM
ALSO,
steresscopic View. Of Scenes in Pars. Londop. and =
other ports Of England and France In Scotland ire
land, Wales Holland, Switzerland, Spain, on the
Ehne in Athens, Egypt. Turkey 1.-The Holy
Land China, In,iia Cuba, &c.,l &C., - 80
mi .nn ;y,,,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
The Greatest Wonder ef The Agr.

The Greatest Wonder Of The Agt. :,
These taken in the fortieth part OF a second and
the rushing OF water, the moving of vehicles u the
march OF army does not in the least effect the taxing
Of these views. They are sold for So 90 per Dozen
We have also hand and manufacture the laress -.
sortmen Of stereoseopes photographic Albums, and
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,arlo3
in the United States and perhaps in the world n 81
CATALOGUES, containing lists Of all Portraits, views
Stereoscopes &C., will be froe by mail, ON rcceps
Of a stamp. Hsej
4. ANTHONY, SCI RroadWay,
Near st. Nicholas lIstel, New York.
November s, 1861. {n34yD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

The attention OF the Ladies, Tailprs, and all that re-
are the us. of fast and durable lock stitch machine
are respectfully invited examine the Grover Bakers
machine. See bills with prices and cuts.
May ., lS62. 80
Polynesian., 1862-07-12
NOTICE.

WHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority that great irreguariy exists in the taking
killing of the wild cattle the mountains Hawaii, be-
longing His Majesty and to the Government by parties who
claim pretend claim right under bills of sale from His Maj
the Government and whereas from the of
the country and other almost impossible to place
agents guard the interests Of His Majesty and Of the Govern
whereas all parties having legal claims the said
wild cattle have already had time sufficient If they have used
due diligence to remove the same
Now therefore, undersigned hereby gives notice all
ties who purchased wild cattle running the mountains on Ha
wa previous the Ist of January 1851 remove the
already before the st day OF May next
which time, parties taking wild cattle Will be prosecuted
Interior Office, [ L. kAMEHAMEHA-
Ian 4S-u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
Tho Slave Confiscation Bill.

The bill con6scating the slaves of rebels
as it finally passed the House, provides fol
the emancipation of the following classes:
Fist-0f every person who shall act III
an officer of the rebel army or navy.
Second-0f every person who shall act as
President. member of Congress, Judge of any
Court, cabinet officer. foreign minister, com
missioner or consul Of the so-called c0nieder'
ate States.
Third-0f every person who shall act rs
Governor of u State, member Of convention
or Legislature, or Judge Of any State Court
of the so-callcd confederate States.
Fourth-Of every person who. having held
an office of honor, trust and profit in the U.
States, shall hereafter hold an Office in the
50, called confederate States.
Fiitli-Of every person who shall hold any
Offices OF agency under the so-called conied.
crate States, or under any of the States
thereof.
But persons in the third and fifth classes
must have accepted their appointments since
the date of the secession ordinance of their
States. OF have taken an oath Of allegiance
to the confederae States.
Sixth-Of every person not within the
above classes who. after the passage of the
act, being williully and without compulsior
engaged in armed rebellion, shall not within
sixty days lay down his arms and return tc
his allegiance.
The bill also disqualifes said six classes
from holding Office under the United States
Government. The President is authorized to
negotiate for the acquisition, by treaty oil
otherwise, Of lands or countries, in Mexico
Central America or South America, in in th'
islands in the Gulf Of Mexico, or for til,
right Ct settlement upon the lands OF said
countries, for all persons liberated under THU
act, to be removed with their own consent.
For the purpose Of paying the expenses Of
the purchase OF lands and the removal, the
President shall use such money as Congress
may from time to time direct, arising out o.
the sales Of property formerly owned by rcb.
els, and which shall have been confiscatsd to
tho use Of the United States.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
Homesteads for $50.

The Missouri Land Company have pur-
chased from the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Rail-
road Company II large tract Of land in North
ern Missouri, adjoining the hourishing town
of Hamilton, Caldwell County, for farming
and manufacturing purposes and have diyid.
cd their property into lots and farms. They
are offered to subscribers in shares Of S2U
each.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of the above company,
which has been formed by reliable business
men. Advantages are obtained by it that
are worth more to its members than any
homestead law Congress can adopt; and
those wishing lands that will rapidly rise in
value. should not fail to subscribe for one or
more shares, and receive a map with full i'm
formation; afiording, rs the company does,
a fine opportunity of securing a valuable
farm at a very small expense. The company
has purchased a large tract of land in the
richest county in the State, and adjoining
the most aourishing town on the Hannibal
& st. Joseph Railroad, which runs through
Northern Missouri. These lands are laid
out into lots and farms, among which are u
large number Of farm lots, ranging from ten
to eighty acres each, and each share entities
the holder by warrantec deed, to one lot in
the general distribution, which is made as
soon us the shares are sold. The selection Of
these lands has been made by competent
judges, and they are not surpassed in point
OF soil. climate, central position, building
material, coal, and in fact every advantage
that could DO required for farming or manu-
featuring purposes. The cost Of share is
but twenty dollars, and can be made in easy
payments, and it must of necessity bring the
holder what is worth hundreds, and in time
may be worth thousands Of dollars. All the
members are equally and mutually interested
and certainly no one who can, will fail to
purchase at least ono share. SEQ advertise.
ment headed "Now is the Time"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
Returned Soldiers, Attention.

All soldiers in this State who arc absent
from their regiments, should report to Major
j. w. 7. Gardiner, the y. s. military COM
mandcr at Augusta, giving in oil cases full
particulars Ms to regiment, company, resi-
dcncc, post Office address, 10.
Ration money now due to prisoners will DO
paid at any time, on personal application.
No orders have yet been received about tho
payment OF sick men but they should re-
port in order that their description lirts may
be obtained, and IL necessary they can DO
discharged.
In all cases the men should report IN per-
son, rhes paid, and Major Gardiner will give
due notice to each soldier when to appear,
after arrangements for payment have been
made, and furnish passes to Augusta. by
attending to these directions. the soldierswili
avoid the expense Of employing agents
Sick soldiers can be taken care OF at the hos
pital in Augusta. withou, expense to them
selyes.-hen. Journal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04

I,r rx.rp.xcE.-As many OF our citiens
-, !, the subject Of life insurance,
Wa made inquiries OF Me'srs. Rufus small anu
c. ., ~. amount of business in this depart
-, ~ an their books. They have kindly fur
nisbed US the following;
The, have in full force on their books 2os
rolieies in the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Springfield, Mass, the amount insured by the
same being s3so,Ooo.
In the New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Boston. the number OF policies is
GO; amount insured by same is Sl6s,OOo This
Gives n total amount Of 900 in full force
Mr.. Small, the senior member OF this hrm, has
taken policies to the amount of $500, 900 which
he has turned over to other agents of the above
companies doing business in this and other
States; making the total amount Of policies Ia
ken by him over 81 200, 900. He has paid the
following losses:
J.w. Emery Of Biddeford, $4,000.
jerks Brown, Indian Orchard, Mass, $4,000,
John Cleayes, Saco, $1,000.
Oreu Edwards. Saco, $1,000.
Jarvis S. Kilgore, Saco, $1,000
Taking into consideration that Mr.. Small has
been doing large FIRE insurance business, we
think the large amount Of life insurance bust
ness done by him will be surprising to all.
The amount Of money secured by life insur-
ance policies in the New England States would
surprise the public. IL 1t were known.
One hundred and eighteen policies in the
Mass. Life. have been forfeited by reason ofnon
payment OF premiums. The sum insured by
these policies amounted to about $4,000.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
LATEST WAR NEWS.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF RICHMOND

II is understood that Gen. McClellan's righ
wing was attacked with great impetuo.ity b,
Stonewall jackson, whose men successful,
charged our artillery, sustaining loss not les'
than 5000 men. Our loss was very severe.
Ii Is reported that Jackson was killed, and
that one Of our DrigaIlier Generals was taken
prisoner, together with an entire regiment:
Gen. Pitzjohn Porter was sorely pressed, ana
crossed the Chickahominy TO the western sue
the enemy taking the last on his len.
Gen. Mcclellan, with much severe hghnng,
had penetrated and passed through White va.
Swamp with 30, 900 men and 100 pieces OF ar
tillery. TO a secure and advantageous POSITION
and subsequently, cut through line OF COM
munication with james River.
Il is reported that during the Two gays hgh'-
ing Gen. McClellan's loss was 10000,
The most important feature covered oy 'he
,an,tratinp White Oak swamp and placing o
very large force on the other side OF II.
Telegraphic dispatches received by way OF
McmpEis report that the rebels are driven from
Richmond aud that the city is occupied by Gen.
Mcclellan.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04

- Burleigh. the able and interesting cor
respondent OF the Boston Journal, relates tho
following:
A merchant Of New York has been doing
business in Maiden Lane for yeais-a snug
and safe one. lie was Of the old school. lilo
disdained to call in the aid oil any new.fan-
cled modes To CONTROL trade. Every tub must
stand on its own bottom. lie asked nothing
Of the press. lie would not thank any editor
in the land to give him all the pniis and Ia'l-
dation he could put in his columns. but
trade ran away from him. His wares would
not sell. The war came on and he was about
used up. lie was man OF sense. lie saw
that men who advertised had business and
that money spent in this way was like seed
corn. lie sent out few-went on from par
arrnph to column. lie now ad'ertiscs moro
largely than any other man in New York,
e.cept Bonner. saw him yesterday. lilo
told me of the astonishing revolution In his
trade-tbat no had more than he could pos
.ibIy turn out. lie is on the high road to
wealth through the liberal use Of the press.
Viva ia printer!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
Local News.

Some people complain that their local pa
pers do not contain sufficient amount OF
local news. We always desire to give all
matters place in our columns Of general
interest to the people in this vicinity and
county. But how shall we ascertain every
thing Of this character daily transporting p
And how shall it come to us in such way
as to BIO reliable? Certainly we must have
recourse to our friends throughout the coun-
ty. And We would especially ask our friends
and readers in every town in this county to
inform us Of all things Of general interest
occurring in their several communities. II
a new school.house or church is building, IL
you have a new minister, IL there has been a
fire, if anybody gets married, il there is a
death either by disease or through misfortune
or accident Of any kind, IL new society or
association Of any kind has been formed
in short, il any one Of those thousand and
one matters which please you to sec in your
local papers happens in your communities
announce the fact to us and we will be much
obliged to you.
We should be very happy to receive at all
times, from clergymen in this county, inter
esting religious news from their societies.
Should our friends act upon the suggestion
we make above, viz to inform us Of all in
tclligence OF an interesting local character,
we are well aware it would add greatly to
the interest Of our paper, and at the same
time confer favor upon every one Of our
readers.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04
GENERAL INTEaIIGEMGY.

Nearly If not oil the government stores
were removed from the White House before
that place was burned.
The government telegraph from White
House and vicinity has not worked since
Saturday at Q o'clock.
The falling back Of the right wing Of the
army was done in the most perfect order
and is not looked upon MS disastrous move.
ment, but rs one. under the circumstances
we'll planned. after the union OF Stonewall
Jackson's and Johnson's forces.
We hear of skirmishing going on along
our lines. but can get no details.
I have learned from Lieut.. Z. Waite,
Wait, ono Of Gen. Casey's aids, that th'
burning Of the White House was either NJ
accident or the work Of an inccndiary, q
Gen. Casey gave explicit orders Tor tn
White House not to bc destroyed.
Reports arc current to-day that Genera
Mcclellan has taken Richmond, but there D
no good authority for the rumor, the tele
graph not being at work, and there not be
ing q boat from the James river, although
boat is hourly expected. ~
Schooners have been arriving here oil day
loaded with cattle, horses, mules, hay ant
commissary stores. There was nothing let
above West Point when tho last steamer
passed down las, evening, hut at West Poin
there were 900 barges and schooner, TIT
latter mostly small ones.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-07-04

e We have revived communications
this week TO which no name Is attached to
youch for their authenticity. We hope this
will b. sufficient reason why they wero
not noticed.
For reasons which will readily suggest
themselves to all, we cannot, with propriety
notice anonymous communications.
When sending anything for the column"
OF the paper, always attach your name. We
will clip 1t of, - 1t shall not appear II you
desire US to do 80.