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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
DR.. LA CROIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
THE E..
PhvsioloQical View of Marriape


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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
SORGHUM.

Mr.. Boyer, of New Hartford, Butler Co.,
made for Mr.. Shaw of the same place, 40
gallons Of fine syrup, from the Chinese cane,
the product Of / of an acre. This would be
at the rate Of $50 gallons to tho acre. This
is the best yield We have ever heard Of Mr.
Shaw planted his cane the same as corn, and
had Is to IS spears in a Till. Who can
beat this yisldi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

Below We give some items that we clip
from ~ exchange about the State Fair:
as The receipts were little, over $4,000,
which, with the appropriation made by the
State Of 81, 900, gave the Treasury at least
$4,000, the largest sum, think, ever receiv.
Cd ct any Of our previous State Fairs.
The departments Of cattle and horses ex.
celled in quality either Of our State Fairs.
The leading Short Horn herds in this State
on tho ground were from the Days, of Van
Buren, Co., Gen. Sergeant Of Cedar Co., and
the estate of Stuart Of Lee Co.; from abroad
some fifteen head from Capt Browns herd
Of Illinsis, tho principal one in that State
OF tho Devons, the herds Of Mr.. Bent and
Mr.. Kimball Of johnson Co. were largely
represented. Some Hsrefords, belonging to
= Gen. Sergeant. added considerably to the in
sterest of the cattle ring, of the value OF which
breed the farmers Of Iowa are not sufficient
" acquainted. The entire herds Of Capt.
Brown, Of Illincis, and Of the estate Of Mr..
Stuart Of Lee Co., to which, as named the
hrst and second premiums were awarded,
. were sold on the ground, the product of
which will show their marks in portions Of
The State, where such stock was much need
Cd.
The exhibition of the Horses in the ring at
tracted considerable attention, but as had
not much opportunity Of seeing the ring
sights, I cannot enter int particulars
leading trotting horses were Tom Hyer and
Sarsaparilla Of this State, Black Douglas Of
Illinois item Hyer in the trotting con-
test, both days won the premium--best time,
on heavy course, 2:5l.
The department of Sheep, were represent
ed by delegations from Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Illinois, and embraced the Spanish Aer-
inc, Cstswold, Leicester, South Down, and
crosses. among all Of which there were some
splendid animals. think the exhibition of
sheep exceeded that Of any previous State
Fair.
OF Hogs, a. much cannot be said. The
Suffolk was the leading breed of quantity,
and the Berkshires, Chester Whites, Magees,
Leicesters and new breed at our fair. the
Yorkshires, were represented by the best Of
their families. L. L. Smith, Esq, of Bear
Cresk, Poweshiek county, swept the best
premium for his two monstrous and finely
formed Chester Whites.
Gen. Sergeant had on exhibition pen Of
} Pure Cashmere Goats which attracted much
attention and admiration.
The Poultry department was net reprcsen.
ted. A line lot OF beautiful Pigeons served
very we'll to supply this omission.
OF Horticultural Implements, have seen a
greater variety, some years ago at the State
Fair at Muscatine. The leading feature in
this department was the trial of Sugar Cane
Mills ard evaporators which were hard at
work during the last three days Of the Fair,
the interest the farmers took in which was
evidenced BY the crowds surrounding them
the whole time. The grain binder was there
operating to the general satisfaction.
or Grsin and sse4s, there was rather a
poor assortment. but such - there were,
were good. The Secretary of the State Ag-
risultural Collage, Mr. Wilson, had on exhi.
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.. PROSPECTUS FOR 1854
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The Secrets of Youth Unveiled.

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
PETER MELeMpy, EDITOR.
AUTUMN.

~nlfSBB soa TEE CO. GENT, ~ JOHN LAMB
Awake my muse, renew thy song,
For new come Autumns months along;
Mild Autumn, with sunlight aud shade,
Crswning with beauty forest glade,
Painting leaves with gorgeous dyes,
Richer than italian skies:
Celorisg fruit on tree and vine, $3.50
Uniting with green the graceful pine;
Throwing glow on river and rill
Mantling in purple mountain and hill;
r. Casting . glory on hillside and plain, ~
Chasing the Germ, lipening the grain;
Dropping nuts from the walnut tree,
Which the gray squirrel picks with gles.
81 6toring them away In the hollow made
BY himself and mate in the forest shade,
where all the dreary winter long, III,
They crack their nuts and hum their song.
= The swallows twitter on the cave,
Preparing now to take their leave; '.t
To fy away to southern isles, .... ~
Whsrs Summer shows her softsst smiles.
All nature now, above, below,
ID deck'd with beauty's brightest glow;
Oh how delightful Il 10 to gaze,
On nature fair through Autumn's hasc.
Albany, Oct. !, 1862. .,+...- .r...
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

SHEEP.-The Iowa County Reriew says
that = drove of over 1000 sheep passed
through Marengo last week for this county.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
DUBUQUE AID SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. l2.

ID. M. & w. -. R.-Trans to and from the South
west connect mt Farley. .-
esy~ CONNECTIONS. leave EarIvle on the ar.
rival of the from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, for Strawberry Point Brush Greek Fay
cite West Union, DEBORAH, and ST. Paul and from Man
chester Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north.
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap.
ington Island Grove Ackey, Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City also, kanesvle Waverly Syracuse Nashua Brad
ford, St. Charles and Minnesota. ..| H.. .. ls--
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
J. A. PINTO. General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

s,a. TIE DAILY SENTINEL, .t.
Is published Morning and Evening, Except suadsys
at the following rates for either edition: : vi. y"
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
THE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Report OF the Battle Between
Niace and King.
Mace knocked Ont OF Time" by an "Arm-
Strong Gun IIi." in the Twenty
first Round.
EEENANs OPINION OF THE MEN.
Tie Death and Fortune Of Mandarin
Ward,
&C., &C., &c.

The Bremen mail steamship Hansa, Captain Won san
zen left Bremen the 2sd and Southampton the Path
of November and arrived al this port carly yesterday
Hcrning.
she brings the United States mails 900 Of cargo
AMI 2ce passengers.
he iens, experienced rough weather aad very heavy
westerly Gales during her passage.
has been laly anticipated by the Geographic
a,ces u ihe Arabia, published in the HssALD yesier
day morning
Our Turo AIes by the North American reached this
city from Portland last night The papers dated
tso 27tn oNoyembor and contain the following
4g details o. the ,oegraphc adviccs, already published
70 that d1y.
The British Foreign AntiSavery Society nave for
wicci their recent address slavery 10 President
Iiuoon.
The marriage Of tho Prince OF Wales will be solcmnzed
At tho Chapel Royal, st. Georges, Windsor early IN
April noxt
Aspnier Of bone and the bullet were extracted from
Garioaldis wound with srea, tho 23d Of Novem
la Frcace in article upon the attitude OF Engand
with respect tsecce and the proposal 10 elect Prince
Arod 70 the throne OF that country draws attention 10
che gravity Of The situation, ana says
Tho great Western Powers have Interests the
E'st which ouaa univ aad moi TO yidc them II ls
evident that j OF the pcwcrs desired obtain pre-
nderauce 70 IN prejudice Of the others the equilibrium
O. theif relations would be disturbed, shock be
given TO the principles which theu gooa understanding
The far,s Constitutional, OF Nov. - sayss-
Some foreign Journals haye spoken Of second note
Mcaati n IN America having been desi iatched by b.
Drouyn de ihuys We can state, however that ths To
NOR rs without any foundation
Tho cotton manufacturers OF France coming forward
most libery for the rcef distressed operatives
Some malls have undertaken TO maintain all their hands
on full pay Gnli. July next
The Governor Of the Bank Of France has subscribed
Thousand for the relief Of the unemployed cotton
spinners of 2oueD.
Asrec 81 meeting was held At the Liverpool, Chamber
ei Commerce On Monday, Nov. "a. Mr. Campbell moved
that tho Chamber adhere 10 the expressed by IN
ns memorial 10 the board Trade on Jan 10 1860 and
NJ petition 70 The House Skarc 8, 1862 in favor OF
proposal to exempt private property from capture
Mr. James Spence said he thought 1t would he highly
adverse to tho interests VI England the right
q capture At and sini injurious the
right OF blockade He moved, amendment, that in
tho opinion Of this Ch ,abcr it is exped,eat 10 memo
raze the government abandon tho rights OF block
ado Of diminish 'ts efficiency
The amendment was carried by 23 70 u votes
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
Death or ndplAs Ward.
ms WOUND, FORTUNE AND WILL


lFrom the Overland C hinaJ Mail. oct. l5l
From SDgpo learn tRa; General Ward has been
hi while operating against the Taepngs in the neigh
p0Thcod. IL orr last summary OF we spoke oi
lamentablc catastrophe brought by French officer at
Ya Yaou, town up the river from Nipgpo The Canto
ncs1 who then deserted and went TO the rebels
pear 70 have conveyed 70 the latter mpes
sion Of force and Intentions for the Tacpngs began to
about the country freely, aud burn down the
hanlles usual p.underng and numbering all sides.
Tncy - the town of Tsze.hec. but completely
used by the shells from the Conf ucs ard the Hardy
and b. Wards Legion. On this occasion the TaepDgs
left seven hundred killed the fed and all tkeir flags.
Ward viewing the iugtves through his glaes when
bullet entered his belly, uet above tho navel He WAS
brought down in the Hardy and died the following day
IL Dr.. psrkes Hospital. Ec had hts 20 The last
and made his wi leaving Sir James Hope and he Hon.
Mr Earnkamu US his executors He leaves some two or
three hundred thousand dollars. Ills loss perhaps TO
be regretted he had great influence among his troops
who said 70 have reposed tho highest confidence ia
their eadeS No 10 WaTd mas yet been named
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
Coroners' Inauests.


Two s1ssERs BURNED TO DIArs.-Coroner COLIN
engaged yesterday in investigating the circumstance
attending the death Of two sisters named Mary and
Ellen MCCar aged four years and the other seven
teen months, who were burned 70 death at o. So Oak
street. The mother Of the children testified that on
Iuesaay night she had occasion 10 leave the for
short time During her temporary absence the elder OF
the children approached closely 10 the CRATE and
fire 70 her clothes and then rushing towards her
sister, who sitting in rocking chair clothes
on re also. The OF the little sufferers were heard
by the neghbors the hoor above, and an effort was
made TO relieve them; but the door found TO be
locked and SO remained until the arrival Of the mother
The jury rendered verdict Of Death from burns arci
dentahy received"
CHILD SCAlDEp no DEArn.--Coroner Collin also held
al inquest at No. % Batavia street the body Of
George Dodd, child three and half years old, who
accidentally scalded 10 death by falling into tub Of
boiling water.
AHorGSR BURNING CAsUALry-The Coroner was also
notified TO hold inquest in Forty street. near
Second avenues upon the body Of Mary ysil, child
years old who was accidentally burned to death by
clothes taking fire during the temporary absence Of her
mother
Still ANOTHER ScAIpNe AccpKNr.-rhe Coroner was
also notified 10 hold inquest upon the body Of the
infant child OF Mrs Mary Gea Of No 2l1 Third street,
who fell into pot Of boiling water and severely
scalded that death ensued in few hours afterwards
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
Arrival Of the North American and So.
Andrew MT Portland.

PORTLAND, Tee. TO, Is6x.
TIE icamship North American Captain Burgess, from
Liverpool tho 2.th Londonderry the 2sh Of No
raniher arrived bore NJ four O'Clock this morning
Purse Wallace reports violent gales from the north
eastward from the Sd to the 9th instant
Parser Wallace nso reports-signaized the 3cth Q.
November British bark Iaborn tnbicus hound west,
ia. 81 IS, Ion 20 Is
7hc steamship St. Andrew. Captain Duton, from Glas
gov the 2lst Of November. sr'i-cf here ~ three
O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
BRITISH RBsIDENTs fpsD.

ne Committee ol British Residents appointed 20
ceye subscrptio2s aid u Their suffering brethren n
Lancashire bsve already RENTED 81 800 Manchester,
ans they purpose scDcng about the amount
by the steamship chiaa Wednesday next. Mr..
Cuusrd Las besides contributing fl0O siernz 20 the re-
lie; fund also gwen the committee The privilege %
freight by the aooveuaicd vessel, which y equal to
ahout e25u siesling Or 81 ESQ
The following i the amount Of subscriptions received
by this comm tee up To late hour esterdsy
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
THE INTERNATIONAL Rtlt9 NMlTTEE.

The International Relief Conm.isr, he aid Of the
suffering Lancashire operatives me. O'Clock yce
terday the Chamber " Commerce, when the following
additional subscriptions reported by The Trea
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
ship News.

ARRIVED.
yayk Colnord OF SearS,ort tolcord carerns IS days
with sugar Il Buck O. lh, lat &c 49, long "a 20.
steamer Che kinng hence th .rops bouad Sp,.:h TITO
b hss been days II Hate with heavy weather
Bark Geo Hunt Woodbury., Baltimore days. Coal 10
master.