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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of lserse that produce, such xhsps,
ing effects en tie hunlqn con>tutpn liabe sand
Disease 4 tAe Kidneys. blsdier and rin,,s p,s-ss
end through fase mocsiy they ecied uutl tsev
advanced to Be hey ond the control a ori,r
remr.ties. ard nr...rnf The ---
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
JoHS H. RIA. Clal
M. 2I4
IYNIrFn STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

UTSrrFD STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
~ DIANA, So
whereas hhsl II Information has oeen filed in the
District Ceud 81 the United States. within aud for the
Seventh truit ~nd District of Indiana the 18th day Of
January ls3 hNJohn Hanua 20 Attorney Of he United
Stfcs Tor the District ot Indiana. against the following de-
scrbci estate. eFeits moneys effects of certain per-
unknown. To- vi. So 90 cash the hands Il
J. W .terhe. also the ct SI5 60 ct~h iu the
hands # euc u. u. NcC4un for violation 81 the
II act u nsreS> arproveJaly l. 1852 entitled
an act 10 suppress nsurTec 10 punish and
reheionf seike AM euni the property rebels
an. for Oth.r parposcs, and PRAYING process against
said cash, AMI that the same may be condemned and
Sot : mics property
Now therefore. pursuance e the montion under the
seal Of ssid Cour directed and delivered 40 here
h. give public notice 20 al claiming sal cash,
any part thereof. any manner Interested therein
thai thev 30 and appear bef the sud- the Court
81 'as United State. ote held aihe cts Of Indianapolis,
Snd for III E.ffiet of indiana. the rd Nonisy
Feh rrx., uc ck ofFhe forenoon II that ~.
then an there - iuter-s> their claims aud make their
allegation IN that behalf
d. e. ROSE. Unfed states Marshal.
By l. ;. EIgEIow Deputy.
Afest
JOSH H. RKA. Clerk fel9-dl4t
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FTSrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA. -


ErSrrED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA, *:
WHEREAS. libel u information has been fled IN the
District Court 81 the United state. within and for
the seventh Circuit and District II Indiana the 18th
day 0f January. 1858. by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney
0r The Un ted state. for the District IL Indiana, gsit
the following Described credit ard Effects of Villa ~
J llolcomb. to-w hour Pruli.sory Noles, all dated
March 3h 1861 fr ss1O 90 each. payable in l. = and
Sears psetisely from the "a October, ls6l with In
tere- sid notes givenby John J. Oaks TO
Seth Nay. AMI by him Assigned aud transferred To said
Hg c"m ad secured IS mortgage on certain real estate
u L1porie cpuay. indiana violation ~ the powers 81
an act Of Congress approve Jnly L. 1857, entitled An
act suppress n,rrecon. g. punish and rebel
Hon. seize AMI con,cae the properly 81 rebel, and for
other pufpose, and praying process ast sa properly
and TIA; the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property
Now therefore, pursuance Of tn sioniio under the
seal u said dree ted aud delivered DO here
by give public noice 70 all persons cimin said propr
any part hereo N any Interested therein
that they he aud appear before the said District Court
the TESTED States, be held the city Of Ind anapo
in and Tor the District ~ Indiana the third Monday
February next. O'Clock OF the that
day thenand there 20 Dterpo>e their claims and make
their allegations IN that behalf
II. c. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
Per l. 5. BIGELow, Deputy.
JoHx a. RIA. Clerk feb3-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

DR. WV n. GREcc-D Dear S6. In February 1851.
was sfficfcd diabetes and month :
! passed than TWO gallons Of water M - hours.
wa OBLIGED TO get I'd a. often as ten twelve du-
ring night and m five months lost about 80 pounds
in weight. During the month of July, 81, procured
two bottles Constitution Water ana in days after
using experienced relief. and alter taking bottles
entirely cured, after rcSaning my usual good
good health. Your, truly.
j. V. l.. DE WITT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

NusoED. Cow. November 18Th. lssl
ME W.. II 6KSs6
Defr ~: have 20 several years been am cied vi
that troublesome AID darcfr ~ ssease. Grave which
resisted eil remedies sd DO t0f- Until took Ccn.t tutor
Mater AID YOU ulss De assured thai exceedingly
piea>el reSllI. J. has entrely cured me- and
ycu may any II ny you may lt
eard - lie me'.ioue have entire contlc IA ~
efc4eucN- Aour~ truly. POND STRONG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the puhic with -, conviction that bss no e,,i -
relieving The ella ot disease viii u hss been f.il -
euiuentlv nj IN caring aud We trisf n A Ne
BE rewarded Tor or fort IN iacng vaihaf remedy,
IA foFa 70 meet the requirements OF patient and phys
ciaIl.
foR SAIL 81 ALL DRUGGIsrS-pRIcE 81.
wN. n. 6Rs66 Co, Propnelors.
Morgan Ahsu General Agents No. as Clia street,
S~N fef<- - - ln2s-ts1n
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UTNTrED sTATFS OF AssE11Ck. DISTRICT or IxDI-
ANS
Whe-eas, ibei q Information has been aied In the
District Court u the United states within for the
seventh Circuit AM District Il Indians on te 10Th day
January. lss5, b Iohn Hanna, Esq. Attorney 81 The
United state<for TIE District q Intias against The oi
Lowing described SAFE, credSs ard effects Of VIM
J. Hoe mh, to-vH Que Promissory Sotc. dated gsnu-
ary IL lreI. cue IA months sfter date Cor TIE 81
slls Is piven ~ seth Wy q sid Hoe NH said
note : seesFel BY certain mortgage on lands 81 he
county - apors. Inana. FOR viafiou q fb- power.
q aa at = sonEress, approved Jas ". ls67 entitled
an act - ~upprez 90 vufh TREASON aud re-
ben. seize and congsr the property q rebels and
Tor orh~r p9rsose and praying pr,css azainst "a q
property. ard bst The may be condemned aud sold
A. .nefuie<' prop~ry
Nv thrrefsrr pursuance q the tonition under the
sai = s1d Coaft directed AMI deyefedI do here
by give pahc Notice al pcrsoss claiming said propft
any part thereof. IN any Interested
therein. That they md pear before the said ths
District Joaft ofthe United states he held 81 the city
% disnapols IN and fr the District u indiana on the
thrs MONDAY - February next ~ ten O'Clock ~ the fore
~ hat day then AMI there interposc their claims
and make their allegations IN that behalf
D. q. HOSP, a.. :. Marshal.
BY l. $. BlsELow, Deputy
Attest
JoHs ~ RIA. Clerk. fch5-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long given up the of buchu cubes and u-
mhcr The treatment OF these diseases, and only them
for the OF a better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
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KrNITED 81 ATEsOI AMEHICA, DIS.

u u
TRicT OF INDIANA. -
WHkHEAs A libel u information has been fled In the
Bsfrcf Cour Il the United States, within and for the
Seventh ciuIt and District 81 indiana The 29ih day
o. January lsss. BY John Hanna. Esd. Attorney Tor
Unftd for the District Of indiana against the
following described estate credits and effects OF VIII
liam J. Holcomb. foar certain Pr0missory Notes.
all dated the Both Il January. is6 for fifteen hundred
dollars. each payable llth day Of October ia the years
1861 ls2 is3 ant lisa. respectively. with interest
nua from tn 18th October Ss0 said eiven by
Jo-epbu- l. wsv seth Way. and by him en-
dofsed and transferred 60 said William Holcomb,
Tor violation % the powers ~ act 81 Congress,
proved Juy H. as1 entfledAn act 70 suppress nsurec
eon 70 punish treason and sbeon seize and conf
the property u rcbels and for other purpoe praying
prcrss against said property. and that the be
condemned and s"ld as eDemie-' property.
Now therefore IN pursuance - the mouition under the
seal Of saf Court directed and delivered, do here
By give public nofiee sil claiming said property
any par; thereof any interested therein,
that they be ami appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city Of Ind anspo-
H. VA and for the District II Indiana the third Monday
Of February next a 10oeock ofhs forenoon ofhat day
and there uerpose their claims and make their
allegations IN that behalf
u. GARLAND ROSF. u. : NJ,
By 1. > BIsELOw. Deputy.
Attest. JoHS II. RIA, CLERK. feb3-d14
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has equal n relieving the distressing symp
toms. Also. Headache, Heartburn. Acid acl Nom-
ing food, dc. lake a tea'pouniul after dinner The
IN al may be increased desired, but II should
b. done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
ELDER HARNESS a. BINGHAM
BARRIERS.
.VEss. ss.fseYEfs SHOP.

- sHuCRAFT HAS OPENED \ BARBER SHOP IN
-. the new block of John G New tsa doors south Of
the Postofce the second foo-. Rooni No. and 2,
whore ne will pleased ai h~ cid ea~'cnsers h
ia fun blast with sx chair ocil0-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

We have one OF the mos, complete Printing Establish
ments in the country facilities for doing all kinds Of
work, Book, rlain or Ornamental nrst class. We
have introduced the and Presses and have
added to our Type all he modern styles, and employ
the best wermen We thus enabled furnish Jobs
promptly to guarantee satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
We have connected with our job Department Adams
Superior and prepared TO Stereotype
Presssor together with the Pres-ors for outside
at low figures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

VIII soon assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. oue oi
which the Emancipation and Colonization policy q the
President will vitality affect he future Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will b. re-
ported in he .>HffasE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
READ. READ. READ.
nANyIILE, Pa, June 2. 1852.

Irrate and drenh the kidneys. and by
lead to chrenc degeneration aud confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
DYSMENORnTA, OR PAM UL MENSTRUATION, Al
~ MENORRHAGlA Uk PkOFU>E FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

Which in the married female is recurrn,
d and through neglect the seeds OF grave
dangerous maladiss are the result aud month afie
month pssse- without effort being made To assist
the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
a loses her appetite, the bowels constipated nlh
sweats come on, aud the consumption finally end he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
DIURETICS,

LA. proved it,eh equal task that has devOlved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

new Legislature will assemble on the sth q Janu-
airy next action will have deep interest for the
citizens u Indiana The SniHei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of IT, proceedings. 30 that the
reader can understand from day day What their Repre-
.enfafiNes are hlInr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
LEUcoRRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon inflammation Of the mt
cou, lining Of the vagina womb II u IN al cases
companed by severe pain m the back across the bowels
and through the hips Atcaspoonfu OF the medicine may
be taken three times day, with an Injection of table
spoonful of med ie, miAsd with hall pLt II soft water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION Oh THE NICK ~ THE BLADDER, IN
fl.AMM MON or filk kidneys AND CAfARRH
OF IiIE BLADDER. SIltANGuAKN ANbBUkN-
ING or PAINFUL UitINATtNG.
For those diseaes Il Is truly sovereign remedy and
much be said praise. single dose has
been known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms.
YOU troubled with that pain I'm the small
of the back aud through the hips. teaspouniul day
of Constitution Water will relieve J. like magic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water ftaken for any
length of time. The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops To teaspopniu thr,
times day IN water During the passage II the Calcu-
lu the pain and urgent symptoms should be combatied
with The proper remedies then followed up by the Con-
stituti,n Water, above directed.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
@eae Mmaet8em.
Am ale Shneiber.
Cine %fpettere Observation-Disclosures ptr6
hc1rfe- HN%c41kOn NVl.~ n I

Cine neitere WlalienberIammluua ptr6
beMte, MeUntd9, Morgen 9 l1br
tn oer ysetanteS 9ale %tattfnben. Ser 3wed ~berfelben TIT,
UNI ee MGerlte9eaoe Sei9dtte bonn Sanftag su ~erlebt9e1 tme
60 &tftem SEED Neaf x0bacr.
Sn bteier 29pbe perbe t0 per Steamer bon Nep BORT 60
StFen CONNECTICUT Seeo 2eaf BON alsS eSet9net fetnen Sap
per nno Auldrbettee ertalten, wel9en tb ietbIt ausIn9te
unS 3int ~bta'efen 9ret8 perfdufen lam.
% 0aul,
(Wtpl2Sl 451 SO. .RdltttereIr.
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Observation-Disclosures

Wtetnen Setannten lnb benz Bu6lifum bic eraebe1le
@nSeiBe, baB ib ueine
SGfbere
BON $40. Al Snrriicus mad $50. 288 q. @abftr swiI6en
8elairatarft unb gli8quit9fr. berleSt babe un6 bite i6
bas mir fri9er gei&enfte 3utrauen aud fin bic Splse ,t
S6eil merben 5u lafieu.
T26iept1Mtl Oe. 80 iIIar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
@ampereLn am Geberal ,eiu-

Ale 8teieni8en, tpel&ee 6ereitS Gnt6eiGe in benz it6
neu btleenben 8auSeretn Bel Sru. u. 8feiL, $40. Ii
SrcWnitr., AM @rpBftf. @tarft, seset@net ba6er, Sowie
Soldt, fpel4e nod b~ei5utreten bea6ii@tigeu, ,tnb erIu6t,
ftp @fpntag, ben %. Sept, M6enbs n6r, i'm QpcaIe
beS Srr. u. Bfei( 3l elmer &erIantmluus ein,nftnbou,
I'M probifprii9e 8eau1te sa eripG6len. Tfrtp
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go &fIfen 5ec0 pe0f (
Stenben SauDerctu STR. q.

ytdttfet 0tenaag, ben 20, Sept, a6enbS 8 llbr, fiu=
De- Del Us. 9abn, Ste bon Sreberifz unb SaDettefrase,
cine peitere Serammluns pbisen gereins ftatt, in ipel6er
baS gtri9rei6e9elb besa9lt ipirb nnb bic auittunasba6er
ben Uht9ltebern ein9e6anbi9t iperbeu. Ser &erei1 err
trel1t ttdl beg beften Scrtl9ritt8 unb label upGntalS freunbz
lid' our Set9stlt9nng an bemIel6en Elm. SIM auftrao
\SNP) =. Hreh. Nepb. Grfr.
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Ser. at. NHeGOr8 &ffice,

0ritter Difritt bon M~arblanb, $50. %
Gsefzgattimcrefr. (int stpeiten @tpd)
ben 25. Sept. 1869.
&ae Perionnen in Der Is. @arb, mel6e bon SIaac
Sarnes, @e9ilfsz&iefibr Der II. 9ioiftOn uiieIit itnb, To-
ME ale Perpnen in BEN 36etlen Der Is, unb 10. &9nrb,
pelte bic IL. 0ibiIipn auSutaden unb bon So6n SIC
@ulcnr, @ebafszaffefioren, ~afiefftrt itnb, tperben 6ierntit
6euatri9tiSt, baB bic in befaSter 9ipifton atfsenon,me=
men unb an8gefertiSten 0tften nun sur @init6t bereit ftn6,
ltn0 IA Gage lang bonn Datum an CUR @infdt pffen lie
gen. gta@ 8erlauf bieer Grift merSen ap$lifationen
gegen irrt9iinlliGe cber ~aI3u9p6e @bi6Gsunsen bur6 be-
la9te Alleiioren entgesengenpmmen unb enti9ieben ipers
ZEN, gu tpel4em 3mede bic finf fpl8enben Gage anbe=
raur1t itnb.
SO NJ. 6. Scale,
NfoDN0 GFehorte8 3. 0if;itts bon Ntarblaub.
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Ser ct. N0efYor8 6ffice,

Dritter 0ifritt bon Ntarplanb, $50. SO
8ets8altimpreitr. (inl 3~peiten GtcfG
ben %. Sept. 1863.
Ile Pericnen, bic in benz S6eite Der IL. &ar6 mo9nelI,
bic bon @eors 80. WaOrliug, @e6ilf8zaReficr ber 3. Dtbt=
DE BON Sp9n &i9tpn, @e6tf8=Qfefior ber Z. 9iDiftpn,
aiiest iinb, tperben biernit b~enaGri9tigt, baB bic III be-
laStet Oiftrttten aufSenpntuenen unb au89efertt9ten Giiten
our Praftng fertig itnb uub Is Gage bonn Datum an CUR
0ur4it4t pfen lieger. gta6 8erlauf bieIer Grif werbet
Appeaattonen 9e8em irrt9Hmli4e ober Su 9p9e g6i4Gbz
nnSe1 ent8e9en9enpmn1en uni. enti9ieben perber. Stint
Gage itnb 81 bieiem 3wefe an6eraunt.
Wn. 6. 8eaIe,
(NtcDMO Ifeior beS 3. DifrittS bon MarbGanb.
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an6re@ 2uB. abDIp9 SrautIer. aUuts 9uainssr. o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20

Fun AT HoxE.--Don't be afraid Of littlu
fun at home, good people! Don't shut your
house lest the sun should fade your carpets,
and your hearts lest a hearty laugh shake
down some Of the musty old cobwebs there
If you want to ruin your sons, lc. them think
that all nirth and social enjoyment must be
lief, on the threshold without. when they
come at night. When once a home is re- s.
garded as only place to eat and drink ard
sleep in, the work is begun that ends III
gambling houses and reckless degradation.
Young people must have fun and relaxation
somewhere; it they do not find it at their
own hearth stones it will be sought at ether
and less profitable places. Therefore let the
fire burn brightly at night, and make tho
homestead delightful with all those little arts
that parents SO perfectly understand. Don't
.repress tho buoyant spirit of your children;
hall an hour of merrimcnt round the lamp and
freight OF home bots out the remembrance
OF many care and annoyance during tho
day, and the best safeguard they can take
with them into the world is the influence Of q
bright little domestic sanctum.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20
:. w. FoRNEY on NEW ENGLAND.

Those Tories who have been hurting their
abuse at New England, and threatening the
organization OF a North-weSt, rn Confederacv.
with the " Puritan States" left "out in the
cold" may, perhaps, be benefited by reading
the following extract from scathing letter
from Occasional" in the Philadelphia Press
Of the 30th ult: mE
| need not pronounce no eulogy upon
New Eng.and-her annals arc written in all
our rccords-her sons have fought in all our
battlefields-hcr literature is read at all our
iiresides. There is scarcely school district
in our wide domain that has not protitted in
the light OF her example. Her teachers have
educated the children of tho Shareholders in
the South, and her mechanics have enriched
these shareholders by teaching them how to
cultivate the products of their soil. Every
where the sons Of New England NAV be
found. Everywhere frugal, Industrious, adj
ventnrous, and everywhere loyal. There is
not town in Pennsylvania that does not
recognize the presence and feels grateful for
the.ntlucnce of the Yankee character. And
the population Of the great North west-the
seat OF wondrous progress-is an admix-
ture in which New England thrift, daring,
and loyalty are the chief and controlling in.
gredicnts In the delicious infatuation of
the new managers Of the Democratic party,
1t is now proposed to cut off New England
from the rest Of the States. And to this
entertainment her own descendants, and
those with whom they are intcrmarried and
associated over all these wide domains are
earnestly invited TO take a part. "There's
a divinity which shapes our ends, rough
hew them as we may" and it is probable
that the exccsscs of the men who now occu
py seats heretofore filed by the best and
pnrest statesmen in the land, are impclled by
an irresistible fate to the commission of these
overshadowing offenses, so that, in the end,
their punishment may be held up as per.
petual adinonition through coming genera
tons. May we not say Of them what the
od poet said Of the dcgenerated sons of
Rome:
"Wl,l!e impious sons their mangied fathers wound
And, Test The merit of the crime be lost,
With dreadful joy the ldrrici3e they boast,
Proud to their chiefs the cold pale heads they bear
TIE gore get dripping from the silrer hair"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20

ance with such common and disgusting de-
tails. I'm tired OF boarding house life, with
its slovenly disorder and eternal milk toast,
l want the blessed privilege of making a
"row" if frog soup and stewed beans are
my every day dinner bill of fare. Wouldn't
| make everything blue if wife should dare
to place such dishes before mes
And then my wife must be "a keeper OF
home" I'll have no gadding wife spinning
street-yarns, and wearing out shoe leather Oi
all the evils which beset man, none are Sc
uncomfortable as a gossiping wife. Home is
the proper sphere for woman" as Pope o,
Buchu has said, and either are "rclable
sources can rule woman il can wiz
one, and John Phletus Phelps will not b,
faint hearted any more.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20

ANTHONY Trollopc, the NOVELIST, who re.
Gently visited and wrote book about us.
has been lecturing in Hartfordshirc, England,
on the American war. lie expressed strong
sympathics with the North, and thought the
Shareholders ideas Of Government Utopian.
lie severely criticised the conduct of Eng.
land, and said she had condemned the North
for not allowing s,o00,C persons to secode;
but would she allow Ireland, with her 6, ,OOO,-
600 to " "secedeY" He thinks our success
problematical; but should We permit the
South to sccede, England, which now con-
demns US for resisting secession, would taunt
US for permitting it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20
Some Ofthc Early Struggles or Autilo ors.

S~AAAo " S"S A-AAAS cSA ussASn VI ANthOESs
In notice Of the novel Of Aurora Floyd
by Miss M. A. Braddon, a somewhat new
star among English female novelists, the
Philadelphia Press refers to her early strug-
giles to gain public favor. First, Miss B. tried
to live as pano,forte player and vocalist,
but the public did not encourage her. Next,
she played small part or two on the stage,
but with equally bad results. Lastly, Miss
b. collapsed into pen and ink, and wrote q
sketch which, with great difficulty, she sue
cecded in getting small remuneration for
and an insertion in The Welcome Guest. /"
This encouraged the author, and about a
year ago she commenced Aurora Floyd, one
Of the best Of modern novels, in the popu
lar periodical Temple Bar. The Press saws
Miss Braddon will now obtain $4,000 for
any work she may offer publisher. Such
are the ups and downs of authorship. and
the Press adds:
One remembers how SCOTS /" Waverly y
lay unfinished for ten years in an old desk,
because his friend James Balantyne threw
upon it the cold water Of his hostile criti.
cism-how Charles Dickens had to entrea,
Mr.. Black as favor to admit his :" Sketches
by Boz into the Eceaing Chronicle, as they
were pronounced not good enough for the
morning edition--how Wm. Howitt's " Book
OF the Seasons of which 100000 copies
have been sold, was rejected by nearly every
London publisher, until, in very despair, he
took the bundle of manuscript to Waterloo
Bridge, determined to consign it to the
Thames, but luckily met, in the Strand, Mr..
Bently, the only publisher he had not tried,
who purchased the book at once how Char
lotte Bronte hawked Jane Eyre " from post
to pillar before any one would publish it.
how Mrs. Stow had great trouble in getting
Uncle Toms Cabin" printed-how Mr.
Thackeray was in the same prcdieament with
" Vanity Fair" and seriously thought Of
burning it, in his anger and despair. Miss
Braddon's name may be added to the list.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-20
From the Atlantic for Feb.l
THE TEST.

Farewell awhile. my bonnie darling ...
One long close Kiss. and DEPART
I hear the angry trumpet snarlinv. t. st u.
Behind him softest fiutes were breatbinu
Across the vale their sweet recall
Before him burst the battle. seethin.
All sights and sounds 10 stay invited.
The meadows tossed their foam of flowers.
The lingering Day beheld, delighted. ~.
l...- .H. .-
He paused: again the fond Temptation
A.sailsd his heart. 90 firm before.
And tender dreams, of Loves creation.
..
"But no !" he sterniy cried " follow
The trumpet. not the shepherds reed:
Let idlers pipe in pastoral hollow -..