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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
The Early Physical Degeneracy OF
PEOPLE

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JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung and Ha2issie Hsstitate.
Treatise on the causes Of Early Physical Decline Of
American People the causes of Nervous Debility Con-
This cork Is one IF nigh moral tome, aeritten IN
@o s OF HGg a: s e ar
1t will be sent by mail ou receipt Of e three cent?
az Parents and Guardians Young Men Ladies
Fail not to send and get this book.
4 word of solemn conscientious advice to
those who will reflect.
class Of maades prevail to fearful extent in CON-
munity, booming at least 100 900 youth of both sexes
annually to an early grave. Those diseases are Ner
vous Debility, Relaxation and Exhaustion: Marasmu
or wasting and consumption Of the whole body shor
hill or flight Of stairs great papation Of the heart
Asthma, Brsnches and Sore Throat shaking of hand
and limbs aversion to society ando business study
dimness Of Eye Sight loss Of Memory dizziness of Head
Neuralgia Pain in vsoas parts Of the body Pains in the
Back on limbs Lahao, Dyspepsia or indigestion, Irreg
Kidneys and other glands of the body, as Eeucor
| rh9a Fleur Albus &C., Vrueat Diseases in both
Male and Female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria aad
Nervous Spasms, - bag
Now in ninety cases out Of every one hundred all sht
above named disorders. and host of others not named
Consumption Of the lungs and the insdous
willy form Of Consumption Of the Spinal nerves known
Tables Dorsales, and Mesenterica, have their seat ant
origin In diseases Of the Pelvic Viseera Hence the wan
Of the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
DR.. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung anf
llygeinc Institution, is now engaged in treating this
class Of modern malaes with the most astonishing
The treatment adopted by the Institution is
Is based scientific principles. with new dscov
cred remedies without minerals poisons, The facil
ties Of such that patients be cured at the
homes any part OF the country from accurate descrp
tons OF their by letter. and have the medicine
them by mail express Printed Iogatorts will b.
forwarded application. gs~ .. r.
U- Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of throat
cured well at the home o: the patients ut the In
stitution, by sending the Cold Medfcated INHALG BAL
sAMic vAPoRs with inhaler and ample directions for te
use. and direct correspondence.
|" Patients applying for interoeatories or advice
must inclose return stamps, to meet attention.
a. The offending Physician will be found al the In
stitution for consultation from NJ to p N. Of eacl
day. Sunday in the forenoon.
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
EXTENSION OF TERRIroRY 7.

This Company have recently extended their lines and
established Offices oil points the UPPER MiSSIs-
SlPPl including Winona Wshashaw, Red Wing, Pres
colt and 81 Paul. connecting with Burbank Co.'S Ex-
presto all the principal points in the interior Minne-
sta also, for ST. Cloud, Crow Wing, Pembna and the
British Possessions .a-i'' m vsI.EE
Offices have also been established the St Croix
River ut Hudson and saltwater
1.On the Minnesota River at ST. Peters Napkato and
Farbault.
On the Chippewa Rriver, at Fan Claire s g3r.fg =sa
They have also extended their lines westward In Tow
and established OnAces at Iowa Fails Fort Dodge and
Sioux City.
Connections made In New York with Wells Fargo
Co., for California, Oregon, DC. =. -
At Toronto, with British and American Express for
Montreal Quebec, Portland, and all parts of the old
country,
At 81. Joseph, by Overland Mail Company, for Pike
Peak. California, &c.
BENJAMIN WAYNE, Agents, Cedar Falls.
3" JAS. g. FARGO, Supst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

OvEa 1000 chimney sweep boys in Eng
land are logged to make them do that odious
work. Many thousand from the age of five
to ten years, are working fifteen hours day
in I temperature Of $50 degrees in the pot.
teries. The best fed, best treated and most
comfortable portion of the lower classes in
England, are those who are sent to prison.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
Finkle & Lyon ..9a
ring Machine Company

Sewing Machine Company.
63s Broadway. New York.
Branch once, IO2 Lake street,
aaae. r.a r' Chicago, Ill. p.
T,OR THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING. The
LYON SEWING MACHINE CO. have opened . pePna:
nent Office in Chicago No f02 Lake Street first oory
The usual charges for freight on Machines from New
York Chicago will be added to the New York In
every other respect the business Of the Chicago office will
be done the terms at the parent office In n Y
menss already in the Chicago Office and ali orders of
Machines and Sewing Machine Findings will be promptly
filed. ~
Sewing Machines the careful perusa of the Compay's
Circular is specially commended. This Circular be
hh,v nptructivo having been prepar. Win much care
and We will abide by all statements therein made
The following brief quotation characteristic Of the
tire Circular s. f. r. .., .
"7zn MaeA,ne IL better adapted than any other See
ing Machine in market to th~freqMsnt ch,n0es0 0
most endless y0,iety If seseing reQmi'sd in family;
settles ,ciout stopping and make erery stitch perfect
VIII from the finest 00mse to the he0cest clOt and
the stoest harness leather tcikaont changing e
feed.needle tension, or nakin0 any ad5ts,ent Of
machine nhdteper."
Thus have successfully the n,oss dacu1s
point in the Sewing Machine art Itwas no ordinary trt
compares with it in this respect" Hence have uni.
formyamost without exceptiontaken the highest pre-
num- whenever The Machine has been pfeperIy exhibited
in competition with other first-class Sewing Machines.
Hence it is that able to offer ne following guaran
tee. viz: 1--WE warrant every Machine sell TO give
satisfaction than any other Sewing Machine in
market, 0, money refunded" We never sell a Machine
any other terms. The guarantee Is reliable as the
note of any busin in the land. For than 1--WE
have relied upon such facts for the reputation OF
Machine and without single travelling agent In the
field there is scarcely neghborhood the continent
where tive Machine is not favorably known. We prefer
such reputation TO based mere talking points"
AS they are technically called in the trade Hence
make but kind of stitch viz the stitch alike
both SIDES requiring only third the thread Of other
kinds OF stitches.
n B.-Local Agents wanted in every county through
out the West. Special inducements offered.
FINKLE & LYON S. Nj. COO,
23-1y 53S BROdDWAT NEW YORK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

Gen. Butler dropped in at the War De.
partment few days after his return, and
while there the following authentic CONVEX.
sation TRANSFERRED:
Gen. Butler-I have called, Mr. Stanton, to
learn why was removed from the Depart.
ment ct the Gulf. - ~ -
Sec'y. Staatca-- I assure you, General,
that It xss fron no lack Of confidence in
your patriotism, capacity or integrity.
Gen. Butler-I did not ask you, Mr.. Sec.
rotary, why I was not removed, but why
was. q rs HEAT
Sccy. Stanton--You are lawyer, Gene.
raj, and so am I, and you are aware that it is
not always polite to tell all we know.
Gen. Butler-Well, what are you going to
do with me now?
Sec'y Stanton-How would you like to
take the army of the Potomac?
Gen. Butler-Did you ever know mer-
chant, Mr.. Secretary, to invest largely in an
old stock Of goods?
This ~as the responsive and suggestive
poser 70 the secretary. Whereupon General
Butler made his exit from the War Depart.
,nent, confident of his being even with the
Pennsylvania pleader.-N. Y Herald.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
The New York Commercial Adrertiser re

The New York Commercial Adrertiser re-
lates the following curious circumstance:
A few months since three persons purchas.
ed . piece of ground in Greenwood Cemetery
which they subsequently partitioned off to
their mutual satisfaction. Last week, on
three SUCCESSIVE days-Thursday, Friday, and
SatpEday-the parties to this arrangement
were all laid to rest in their respective plots.
They belonged to different families and were
in no way connected. One was the late B..
NJ. Whillock, another the widow of former
merchant Of this city. and the other was .
bridegroom who, after only fortnight's
taste of matrimonial happiness, returned
from bridal trip to Niagara Falls, to fall a
sudden victim to disease. land was thus early
summoned into world where they neither
marry nor are given in marriage. h
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

One Of the latest and neatsst conundrums
il IS follows Why is the hapiest Of the
vowels!n The answer is: Because i il
the midst OF bliss; is in hell, and ell the 9TH
ers are ia purgatory."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
A CARD TO THE LADIES. ." LII
Duponco's Glden Pills
FOR FEMALES
Inallbe in correcting. regulating and removing all OBJ
structions, from what ever cause, and ..

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structions, from what ever cause, and 49,. .
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The combination of Ingredients in Dr. Dsponco's Col
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the private practice Of old DR.. Duponco for thirty
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and never failing success in almost every in
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situations particularly at the change of life. From
10 pills will cure that common yet dreadful complaint,
the Whites Nearly every female in the land suffers from
this complaint. The above pill has permanently cured
thousands and will cure yoaif you use them, They can
not harm you, the contrary, they aaobsruct
ions, rsetore nature aos proper channel and gorae
the whole system. Ladies whose health win not periS
increase Of family will find these pills successful
preventive
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves so.
are cautioned against using these ps while in that
dtion. lest they invite miscarriage after which admoi-
ton she proprietor sumes responsibty-althougs
the mdness Of the pills will do injury to health
N. B.The ingredients composing the genuine pill are
mabe knswn to every agent, and they will tell you the
pills are Free from anything Injurious and yet will do all
claimed for them
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
Price 81 90 per bex. 40 ...
Sold by BISHOP 4 BENJAMIN, Druggists,
Cedar Falls, Iowa,
....r General Agents for the Cedar Valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

The old dog Trays ever faithful, they say,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

THE POWER OF THE CREATOR i-Gen. To-
gan, in a powerful Union speech delivered
in Chicago last week thus speaks of Story Of
the Chicago Times, and the probable purpose
of the Almighty in creating him:
Does this man Storey know his own his
tory? CLaughter.l If he does, he knows 1t
is too infamous to be written or published
He is a man, most certainly, poorly fitted for
Heaven, and the devil would scorn his pres
ence il he were to appear before him tonight
When God in his infinite power created this
universe and all living and creeping things
therein, among other things he created frogs,
snakes, lizards, aud Shiny miserable filthy
things, he then looked upon them and they
low or mean enough to manifestshis power,
and he must create some vile thing that will
DO viewed with disgust aud loathing by all
the balance Of created things--he then crea.
ted this vile, loathsome, crawling, creeping
filthy thing Storey of the Chicago Times
(Great APPLAUSE a IN Ef}E 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04


No discriminating person will fail to see
into the deep game the Democracy Of Iowa
are attempting to play. Their newspapers
and politicians arc opposing the vigorous
prosecution Of the war " and the /" means "
the Government is using to suppress the re-
bellion, and the Democratic platform of prin-
ciples boldly proclaims this opposition
They have gone too far in this disloyal pro-
ceeding, to take the back track, and at the
same time they see that the people of Iowa
will repudiate them unless they do some.
thing to modify or neutralize the position Of
!" the party before the people and reconcile
loyal Democrats to support Of their ticket.
To nominate q War Democrat was lust the
thing" and hence the nomination Of Gen.
futile, whose readiness to be thus made a
tool of by the copperheads, is the only thing
that surprises us and disgusts sound, loyal
men generally Chicago journal. o1a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

In Speed Capacity, Beauty Symmetry, Strength, and
Mechanical Perfection, they acknowledged
the " HEAD. AND FRONT" of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars see sample machine and get
n pamphlet. y wR#Ft#.
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The attention Of the Ladies' Taors, and oil that re-
uire the Of fast and durable lock stitch machine
respectfully invited 10 examine the Grover Bakers
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
The Sunday School OF the NJ, E. Church,
made an excursion, to-day, to Glymont, on
boz I'd the steamer Thomas Collyer,

A Philadelphia paper says:-''The tariff tor
substitutes is at much more reasonable fig
ure than it was last fall, when the draft under
the State laws took place, and when price as
high as fifteen hundred dollars was demanded
and paid by drafted citizen. Under the Law,
no substitute can now obtain more than three
hundred dollars from the drawer Of conscript
prize. The government eommutes for that
figure, and it is understood that it has Liberal
supply of men offered as substitutes. Several
drafted men have procured subs at as low
price as seventy-fve dollars, and SO far not
more than two hundred and fifty dollars have
been paid to substitute upon individual ac-
count
A large fire occurred at St. Domingo early in
the month, destroying half 3 million dollars
worth Of property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
ASSAULT ON FORT WAGNER

ASSAULT ON FORT WAGNER
We have, through the correspondents of -
New York papers, full details Of the rern]<s -
the Federal forces on Morris Island X ,I.:
second attempt to carry Fort " agner BY storn
Three brigades, numbering from eipbt 10 ~,
thousand nen, were to have supported ~
negro regiment54th Massachusetts
Was put IN the advance and which ,onst;,otoI,
the torlorn hope, Only TWO Of the BRIGADE.
however, participated in the assault. The
third-Stevenson' s-failed to come n i'm,
The bombardment throughout the day of tbo
10th had been terrific, both from isimore,s
batteries on land and from five Monitors the
lronsides, two mortar schooDers. and t}ree
wooden gunboats. It was supposed Also that
it had been singularly effective, aud from the
silence Of tho guns Of Fort Wagner, the opin,
ion was entertained among the Federal officers
generally that the combined FIRE had sjlen,
ced nearly every gun; and that the l5-inch shells
had driven the Confederates from the bomb.
proofs. y It was whilst laboring under this
impression that the assault was ordered The
preparations were made towards the close 0!
the evening, and after darkness had set in the
storming parties advanced When they reach
ed the interior Of the fort they then discovered
how very little damage had been done to tby
the fire Of the iron-clads and the land batter.
les. "No one could have imagined, = says the
correspondent of the Tribune, that 50 fierce g
cannonade could have failed to destroy every
bomb proof the Confederates had erected. But
the moment our men touched the parapets
thirteen hundred men streamed from their
safe hiding place, where they had been concea-
led during the day, and, fresh and strong, were
prepared to drive as back. We then found to
our sorrow that the l5inch shotfrom the Mon
itors, even when fred az q distance OF one
thousand and eighty yards, had not injured
them in the least. Only the parapets OF the
forts had been knocked into asand heap.
Theresut Of the attack WAS 8 terrible repulsP,,
The negro regiment lost halfits members and
al its superior oficers--s young lieutenant
being in chief command when it retreated, ID
utter discontinue. A portion Of the first or
gade, that supported the assault gained so'
parapets, and some Of the men even 8ucce Il
ded in entering the works They were al
driven out with slaughter. The second Dg'
gade, which came up soon after, achleVeo tsn
porarily similar success: but after Aosshg
large number in killed and wounded, thss55
troops also were thrown into disorder sm
were compelled to abandon the g!rouna. ' 1S;:
had 50 daringly won. The Federal loss IN . lnsr
attack is estimated, by themselves, AZ ta'nsI
over fifteen hundred men; but by -, Ue1 nas
Beauregard at near y two thousand !ne ov.
federate loss, by the Federal accounts IS putss
three hundred men; but BY the Conleos'"'''
themselves at one hundred and hfty.
The steamer Roanoke reports chat vhe0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-28
U1t1 ALexxn4ria Gazette
Tuesday EVENING, JULY 27.

The draft Is about to commence III " ASH
;ngton.-Gold in New York, yesterday, 1871.
AUGUST p, Is to be observed III the Southern
States as a day Of humiliation and prayer. :.
Several English steamers with cottontrom Mo-
lille have recently arrived in Havana, The trial
q Or, Wright is going on in Norfolk before the
military commission Maj Hunt has resigned
his position as Judge Advocate on Cen Helnt
clemens aff.-The name Of the lady recently
arrested in Richmond as spy, is Mrs. Allan
The wife Of Patterson Allan formerly OF Gin
clnnati: she is now lying sick at the Catholic
\ zvlnm.-A letter from Jackson, Miss, in the
Northern papers says, that Gen. JEFF. Davis
library has been found and seized, together
with large quantity Of letters. The slaves
q Gen. Geo. Fl. Steuart, Of Md, who IS now
IN the South have been taken in Baltimore by
order of Gen. Schenck, set free, and enlisted
in the negro regiment. Mr., Alex. Il. Ste
nhens. Of Ga, in his recent speech on South
ayo affairs, states that the Z. s. government
bas already appropriated twenty seven hum
3red millions of dollars for war purposes
The LEGISLATURE Of Western Virginia organi-
zod itself into volunteer company, the other
Adv when il was expected that Morgan might
make his appearance in Wheeling The
Wash. Chron. hopes that the ~. 5. authorities
will be in no haste to exchange Gen. Morgan,
1fho has recently been captured. in addition
- Gen Steuart's negroes released IN Baltl-
more. Gen, Schenck ordered the negro lalls
there 70 be cleared Of others confined IN them
Nv their owners.-The Washington Republican
calls attention to the practice Of negro soldiers
wearing side arms in that city; and to the mis-
behaviour Of some Of them on the strects.-
Secretary Chase's daughter is TO be married to
~ Governor Sprague, Of r. l., and the Secre~
rarv has gone to Newport. The n, \ DAILY
News has 3 Washington letter processing to
rive an account Of a proposition for an ST.
lance with France by the Confederate Govern
rent. modification Of slavery, notice to
President Lincoln Of the scheme, Intended to
"a sent by Mr.. Stephens SO as TO bring about
~ arnistice, &c., &yc.;-probably without the
aI;ohtest foundation in fact. The house OF the
T. s. Minister tc Japan has recently been
burned at Yeddo, but whether accidentally or
not. is not stated. DR.. Chiffon, we'll known
chemist in New York, died recently.
The proposed establishment OF an Imperial
government il Mexico, upon the ruins OF the
Republic-even such arepubllo as 1t Vas-ls an
,vont which will attract the greatest attention
10 Europe, and may lead to important oonse
n7onces on this side Of the Atlantic. The
French Emperor, in this matter, has with
characteristic determination pursued MS o.