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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

syF areweH. - Farewell is lonely sound,
and its echo has caused many sad heart
but none would feel saddered but rather be
greatly cheered and benefited by saying
farewell to all kinds of Soda and SalcratuS
except DELAND & Co.'S Chemical ,Saleratus,
which will scatter rays Of sunshine and hap
piness III every household when properly used
being always uniform and perfect.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

REEpspun0u WAYNE Co.,
8s.s. -- July u, 1859.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcK,-Dedr Sir IL have been afflicted
for about eighteen years. with Rheumatism in my left
thigh and hip, and in that time have tried great many
remedies and at considerable expense, without much re-
lief short time since induced BY your agent in
this place, j. W. Grinde to ryyour Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier, and happy say that OBJ
tanned more relief from them than from any other med
cine ever used. believe that the continued use Of
your medicines would entirely cure me.
Yours, &C.,
lfa d. c. MARTIN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

A Black a.fair,-JAKE CHAvousE, who
was announced for lecture here one even
ing last week, but who skedaddled few hours
before the hour, turns out to be great rascal.
He left Waterloo without paying his hotel
printing and livery bills, amounting to s11,75.
At Delhi he got out good house by an
nouncing that portion of the proceeds
should 60 to the Soldiers Aid Society, but
he left without fulfilling his promise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

National Thanksgiving. by invitation of
the President, that the people of the United
States assemble on Thursday next in their
customary places Of worship " to render the
homage due to the Divine Majesty for the
wonderful things he has done in the Nations
behalf" there will be public service on that
day in the Congregational Hall at lol A. N.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

BEW ARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unprnciped par.
ties have put large amount of worthless stuff called
Saeratus and scattered it all the Western States
much to the detrmcnt Of d. D. DeLand Co.'S excellen,
Saeratus. This worthless stuff is put up in blue
paper and called 4" II. B. Dcland Co S House Wife's
Favorite," while d. Il. DeLand Co.'S House Wfe's Fa
vorte Chemical saeraus is put up only in bright red
papers Beware Of the imposition. ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Military Meeting Tomorrow Night.--Re.
member the meeting tomorrow evening at
Horticultural Hall for the purpose Of perfect.
ing the organization of the military company
now being formed here. All those in favor
Of the enforcement of the laws arc invited to
attend.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Ezeursion. Dubuque Times of the
2sth says that the d. & S. G. r. R. Co. will
run m excursion train from that place to
Cedar Falls on Monday next returning the
following day. The train is for the benefit
Of chicken hunters, and grand time is ex-
poctu5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Lascelles' CJncert, - Correction.-We were
in error when we announced last week that
LAscELLEs' concert would be held on Thurs
day of this week. The notice should have
read, Thursday, August 9th, which would
be next week, instead of this. All lovers of
good music, both instrumental and vocal,
will erjoy a rich treat if they attend this en-
tertainmcnt. AS a pianist Mr.. LAscELLEs
has few superiors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Rebellion Record.-Part XXXIII of this
valuable publication is out. This number is
illustrated with portraits of Rear Admiral
PORTER and Brig. Gen. J. G. BARNARD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT,

The Wheat Crop.--Good judges pro.
nounce the wheat crop in this County bet
ter yield than We have had in four years, and
the quantity far in excess of any other year.
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EEIPEOXMTcNV!
$25l

A ents w a n t g q.
We will pay from s25 to s5 per month and all expen
ses, to active Agents. give acomnisson. Particular
sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio. . ..-r.
April 18th, 1868. e.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

sy Buy you Drugs, your Chemicals,
your Paints and Oils, your Medicines, your
Prescriptions, and all you want in that line.
at Miners Drug Store, in the new brick
block. .,. u.. ~. 10.
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M A r r 7 Il ID.


Married by the Rev. WILLIAM Woop at his residence,
Tuesday, July 2Sth, Mr.. Ii WIS MURRAY, and Miss
LOUISA THoRoUGHMAN, both Of Mount Vernon
Township, Black Hawk Co., Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

acting some other business that the interests
of the organization demand. We hope there
will be good attendance, and We especially
desire to see there those whose names are on
the list, but have not yet been sworn in. We
give below list Of those who have already
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Chip Baskst.-The Clerk Of the weather
has been busy. since our last issue, in pre-.
pairing and dispensing heavy nocturnal thun-
der storms for this section. Tomorrow
is the Grst Of August, and thereafter sports
men have the law to use their shotguns and
chicken dogs as energetically as may be; and
from appearances during the last two weeks
or so we Judge they will have rare sport and
plenty Of game. There is good deal Of
thieving going on nowadays, and we suggest
that every honest man have something on
hand he can let 60 just as well as not-the
contents Of an old shotgun or the like Of that
for instance. !. Astonishing! during the
past week We have seen number Of dollars
in Uncle Sans silver currency pass over the
counters of our merchants. We under
stand that II. E. WILLIAMS has been appoint
ed I'd Lieutenant in Company B, Thirty first
Iowa, rics JonS GILMAN promoted. =. Last
Sunday night span Of horses we're stolen
from W. G. McCoY, Of Butler Center.
Serg't RosENsAUM Of Co. B, 31st Iowa, arriv
ed home last evening on furlough. He
has had two severe sun.strokcs, and conse-
quently is unfit for duty. Mr.. T. s. En-
oLEDow has placed on eur table { sweet po-
tato, eight inches long and one inch through,
which WAS grown in his garden the present
year Is tina. not rather forcing the season :
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X DRUNK ENNESS CURED.-The inebriate
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Drunkenness 1t creates dislike for strong drink and
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
NERVOUS INVALID

Published for the benefit and caution to young men
and Others, who suffer from debility Early Decay
and their kindred the means Of self
By enc who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical hubug and quackery
By closing post paid directed envelope single copies
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MARIAN, ESQ.
Bedford, Kings County, New York. apr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Go. K, 3D. Io~a.-This company participa-
ted in that terrible charge made at jackson
on the 18th inst. By letter received here
from Serg PuLvER, we learn that MARTIN A.
CANE, of Waterloo, and JOHN F. TRoUTNEs,
of Bradford, were killed. GoRHAM E. Ellis.
WORTH, of Waverly, was severely wounded
--one his legs being shot of AUSTIN W.
LEvERsEE, OF this place, was wounded badly
in the head, but not dangerously. CHARLEY
BGHMLER, F. A. THYME, - KLINE, and S.
Grove were slightly wounded.
We learn that En-. SHIELDS was also killed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

attempted Burylary.-Last Tuesday night
tho house Of Nj. HORT, who lives about two
miles south Of this place, was entered by
burglars. They got out trunk filed with
goods. and also took the best horse out of the
stable and hitched it to the gate in front of
the house. It appears that after doing this
the thieves entered the house again, and
while rumaging around awoke Mr.. HoYr,
who got up, and going into tho next room
met the fellows. one of whom struck at him
with club. The noise awoke Mr.. CoNK-
lin who was also in the house, and he max
ing his appearance the rascals fed. Messrs.
Horn and CoSKLIN pursued them, but the
fellows got into corn field, and succeeded
in escaping. The trunk and horse were az
forwards. found outside the house, showing
that the burglars must have been atwork
some time before discovered 1t was bold
attempt, and would rather indicate that We
have professional house-breakers in our
midst. 1t would be well to DO fully prepared
for the visits Of all such characters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

PETROLEUM OIL
TT ANY QUANTITY. for sai. b.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

A. proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable, have the certificates OF those eminent chem.
ts, Professors chlten Of n T., and Locke Of Cincinnati
Rad DR. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub.
fshsd In conspicuous part Of this Paper from time .
time. 7f 20 fa
Pios Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier n
pr bottle or S5 0fths ecaudnavian ve
ete6ee Blood Pilis 26 cents Per box boxes for g.
Principal Once and 6alesroom, No East Fourth S.
"a Building from Main st., Cincinnati, o. Lsboretosy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Complimentary.-The following We find
in the last Charles City Mtelligencer. The
"Carter House" we are we'll acquainted with
and rather opine that the other man referred
to is CAwLEY. At any rate, he is always
getting just such side ticks:
On leaving Charles City, we moved along
slowly till reaching Nashua, where we met
the good news of Vicksburg, which was at
tended with demonstrations Of great joy all
along the road to Cedar Falls Arriving
there, we put mp at the Carter House. where
we had good fare, and made the acquaint.
ance of the very gentlcmanly conductor of
the Dubuque and Sioux City railroad, for
merly Of the Boston and Lowell railroad
Upon going on board the train in the morn.
ing, he kindly seated us, and gave such sat
-isfactory information, and was so courteous
in attending to our wants and those of all
the other passengers, that We most chccrfully
accord him our warmest thanks.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

NOW 70 YOUR TIME. II ron WANT THE
~ CHEAPEST and BEST Prints, Ginghams. Lawns
and Dslaines, got 800
800 HAMErr cos.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
THE STU ALTON.

New York, Monday. July ID, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

AN ANaL0-REBEL SouADRoS-Loox Our FOR
Our SEAPoRTs.-It will be seen, by our Liver
pool correspondence, that the construction OF
formidable iron rams for the rebel service is
hastily progressing in Liverpool and Glasgow,
and that three at least of these dangerous craft
are nearly ready to be launched, and by the
month of September may be of our coasts.
Two of these vessels are being built in Liver
pool by Mr.. Laird, and will probably be
launched on the 18th instant. They are two
hundred and fifty feet long, forty two feet beam
and eighteen feet deep, drawing fifteen feet Of
water when ready for service, and will have
immense speed. They are built of iron, with
teakwood backing, and have ten-inch armor,
made Of plates four and half inches thick.
Their rams project eight feet from the bow,
and they carry two turrets-a pretty formida-
BILE display of qualities. It must be admitted
The vessel built in Glasgow, and launched BY
this time probably, is Of the same proportions,
and has projecting horn or ram under the
water line four and half feet long.
These important and alarming facts should
not be overlooked. They show how persistent
ly and boldly England is giving aid and COM
fort to the rebellious States. Probably the
recent decision of the Lord Chief Baron Of
England In the Alexandra case was designed
to cover the future operations of these new
rams The government at Washington, at all
events, is now forewarned of the danger to be
anticipated from these rebel engines of de-
struction, and it is to be hoped that 1t will
be forearmed also. Every seaport, from Nova
Scotia to the Gulf Of Mexico, should be instant
ly protected by naval squadrons and by i'm
proved Notifications; for no one knows at what
points these new craft Of the enemy may strike.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

The DrrrERENTAL Duties on FLoUR AND
SUaAR.-we learn from private sources worthy
Of credence that II is the intention OF the
Spanish government In Madrid, at an early
day, greatly to reduce the duty on Hour Inn
ported into the Spanish colonies. with more
especial reference to the extensive trade be.
tween the island Of Cuba and the United States.
The present tariff on -four in Cuba, IL Is we'll
known, amounts almost to complete pro-
hbition Of the importation OF this article, and
for this reason the trade In -four between this
country and Cuba has always been exceedingly
limited. AS Q setof TO this act OF enlightened
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

SURGICAL AID PoR OuR WouNpRD-No journal
has been more earnest in calling attention to
the necessity Of providiog in the amplest man.
nsr for the relief and comfort Of our poor
wounded soldiers than the HrRALD. Through
our efforts many important reformations have
been effected in the hospital branch OF our mill.
tary service. But while ever ready TO point
out defects and cases Of negligence In the medi-
cal department Of the army, we would be IN
faithful to our duty were we not to bear testi-
mony to the general zeal and efficiency with
which The duties Of our army surgeons are full
Elled. We are aware that complaints are con-
staasiy being made against them through the
newspapers by volunteer surgeons who chafe
against the rules enforced against their indIs-
criminaie interference on the field. The fault
lies with these gentlemen themselves. Where
there 10 responsibility there must be strictness,
and the regular army surgeons are justified in
being particular how they allow their duties to
be taken out Of their hands What IL wanted
after every great battle is not so much sur
reons TO operatc-for Of these there are generally
suficient-but assistants, TO attend To and dress
wounds. II volunteer surgeons would Law aaids
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

professional etiquette on suOh oooasions, and
lend their services in the way indicated, they
would contribute to save hundreds Of valuable
dives. That consideration should be for them .
sufficient reward, seeing that the poor fellows
who require their care have risksd health and
life in their defence.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
Marine AMaira.

AZ meeting Of tho passengers held board OF the
steamship Grert Eastern hei last voyage from Liver
pool 10 New York, In the dining saloon On motion
wooIey, Esq, Of New York Edmund Rice, Esq Of Min
nesota, called 70 the Chair and further notion H.
On taking the chair the President made some appro
pirate remarks complimentary OF the energy aud watch.
fort Of the great ship On motion Of sanford Fleming
ESQ, OF Toronto, seconded by Mr.. Ward OF the Bengal
Resolved, mat the passengers who have crossed the
Atlantic during the present voyage, and number over
one thousand persons deemed proper that their opn
ed for the benefit u the travelling public.
The foregoing resolution prefsced by the reading Of
some very ntcrefng extracts from the Journal OF Mr.
Fleming In relation TO the time occupied from Queens
town to Cape Race by the Great Escrn and the great
soud - made
he deemed practcablel, which would reduce the time
between ysrpcc and New Yorr 70 ssysS " o. esh. aays
by Mr.. Massen, OF Kentucky, u was unanmoasy
Resolved That 90 have never secn ship VII ch COM
deck nearly seven hundred fees IN length has never
during passase been wet by sea or spray Her speed
Sseusn, ., into bort much sooner ba, Tor the necessity
for constant sounding and cautiously feeling way Gve
suS % The S entire rresaon from any p.ohias motion
the oommodious cabins and bedrooms, the absence
q BAD =. .se ,2S .lS ~ @sS be.
which hiss been folly and repeatedly tested her power
fu machinery, The wonderful esec with which she can
be turned IN . space By means Of her double
ens,ncs These ard othcs good qualities are sufficient
Ne feel assurd 20 recommend the Great Eastern the
travelling public and we feel that should be wanting
Ia our duty did ncs seek for an opportunity OF thus
giving expression 70 opinion Of this the
On motion Of J. woolsey. Esq., seconded by Mr. Robin.
son, OF Manchester, II was unanimously
Resolved, That hereby desire 70 tender TO Captain
naIta Patton commander of the Great Eastern and his
ocevs our sincere thanks for the constant vigilance
skiiI aud caution dmplayen BY him and them during
passage rendered dIicnt BY continuance, for nearly
six days, Of fogs and other bad weather; and we
further desire 10 express our appreciation of the
attention 70 cemfort and happiness which, through
out The voyage all the officers board have cissd
towards us. We unan anmousy feel that n should
have occasion 20 the Atlantic again should
deod be fortunate 10 getting passage board tho Grea
Eastern with the present tncsrs and On mouJn
OF Mr.. Robinson3-
Resolved, ms, tho proceedings of ,bs mcc,pg G be
furnished thu prsSs for publication.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

Roebnckis Journey to France and his interview
with Napoleon the subject
| Earl Russell announced in Parliament that Baron
| Gros had assured him that France had not any in
tentioh of proposing measures to England for me-
! diation in the United States.
= The rebels had applied to Spain for recognition.
the South guaranteeing the independence Of Cuba.
by treaty, in return.
Mr.. Stewards circular to the British govern
ment on the subject of foreign trade to Matamo-
ros was published in London, and contains some
very strong points.
Great preparations were being made in London
for the contest of steam fire engines, in which the
New York engine Manhattan is to take part
Interesting notices of the opera and drama in
London are given to-day. -H(
Consols closed in London on the Sd of July at
81 92I. There was no change in the Liverpool
cotton market. Brcadstufs were very dull and
tending downward on the Sd Of July. Provisions
were dull and looking towards decline.
MIsCELLANEoUs NEWS
We have advices from South America, dated at
Rio Janiero ON the 9th of June. Coffee, good
firsts, 1900 to 1880 rcis The shipments of coffee
since the departure of the last mail amount to
so, 700 bags; stock of coffee S5 900 bags. At
Bahia Cotton 10 900 to $500 reis. Sugar, $500
to 1850 reis. At Pernambuco--W White sugar,
5000 to 1000 reis; browns, 2,700 to $500 reis
Cotton, 10000 to 22,5oereis.
BY the schooner M. s. Hathaway, Capt. Hatha-
way, which arrived at this port yesterday from
Cape Haytien in sixteen days, we have the fol-
lowing report of the movements of United States
naval vessels:-Left at Cape Hayten the United
States steamer Merccdita, undergoing survey,
and storeship Guard, Commander Hayes. The
United States steamer Rhode Island sailed the
same day. instead of the Mercedita, as convoy to
the California steamer. The United States steamer
Alabama, Admiral Wilkes, called at Cape Haytiep
on the 22d ult. on her way north.
from Louisville on the 9th inst. to Johnson's
Island, Saniusky city harbor, where nearly
one thousand of their brother officers
ioying the cooling breezes from Lake Erie and
awaiting their DOOM if JEFF. Davis puts his threat
to hang our officers who command negro regi.
ments into execution. o.l
One of the editors Of the Providence Journal
among the drafted mon of Rhode Island it
is Henry B. Anthony presume an acceptable
substitute can be found to fill his seat in the United
States Senate.
The elections for members Of the Canadian Par
lament are over, and the result is given as fol.
lOws:--
Ministerial. OPP. hndt.
Upper Canada. Observation-Disclosures II
Lower Canada. IL " 8
TOtAl, .o6 % IL
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

reairei their situation soo 40 The wing conmepaod
BaIsts whistcd over through, unAss and beside tho
eaya ana the cres shrieks errble the rabes
cos,us around cars baioong and shooting tAa
retreatps stoskadcrs The uuarne passengers sougbk
tha ors 81 the coschcs Tor safety and grovcsd about
In tbe ascs aid esth the seats wrivgupg trsn
nl,os ssctras mass, for the night ofensivsy wans
and the mssketry hring hot.
Ues,ta.rg moment 10 destroy ny watch
guard, and secfete my "purre" in rsy boots A.
/ had seen Others fast 70 DO, found, when
earno 10 lie down. that tho floor wore than occu
NED selected fat and shvering Nashville Jew, who
q "A muttern ing himself that he had 900 monsh' noe
"anydings ese.n and recined upon him I'LL we were
aroused ferocious rebsi crouching along the aias
gun IN hand, and pointed .. u.s. too saying ZONES ew
Yanks get out Of this I'd Quick too" EVERYDAY GOV
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
x HERALD, MONDAY, JULY Is 1863.

legislation, We learn that Il d the intention Of
the Spanish Minister, under instructions from
the home government to apply to the United
States authorities for reduction Of the present
duties on sugar imported into America. This
is one q TIE first great steps in the policy Of
free trade between Spain and America, and II
isbs followed up in tho enlightened spirit with
which it has been begun II must produce the
best results to the two nations.