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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-25
IgFaaMaTInE WsEEEn

T8OBEAS KRON.
TAN NGIPAHO, La,
Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ETC.,
Wholesale. --snd------ Retail
--h7QsQts
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK ANp rHK VICINITY.
TIE DRAFT.
The wheel Fairly started.


A. rf many drlay., bat ''ll e"1nci than was sntie
tA'Cd IA. dTaft commence Oh Saturday last In this
city IN III, 22i Ward tNinh Congressional Distrctl
lhr draw ne ~ns IA ado p thr + oyo,t aAshsr Office,
i,I Tn I'd Avenue IN udc.onca of iarg~ crowd. At
tr>ctsd 70 witness tins novel scene There vas little
~ no discussion. aud tn pts,n- p-ca'nt appeared TO
be jocula rnth-r than nth"rws, aud orcaional, In
dulerd IN congratulations Of 'hs luckv winners Of
pIizes who CHANGED TO bs pie'cn,. police force was
pl.sut TO pr.rcrve order, and 1t 10 known that
vigorous mensurrs had been adopted by Su-
per'ntcndcnt Kenn,iy 20 rpress any dis
tnrbancp Soon after n,ne oclock Assistant
Provort Marshal Charlie y. jenkins stepped on the
table, and sud s orders In relation to the drs, and
he modo In which " vrs 70 be- conducted. Behind
railing on table stood the revolving wheel, and tho
,.a.d bon Of talos while d'ks fuF the -hsls and
r,porters we're ranged slonR.de. Mr.. Charles Car
pcnter one OF the clerks, having been hnffodcd the
wheel w.s gwen turn, and h' put in his hHud and
drew forth ballot on .hich inscribed tue name
Of "W lillian .Ion.s, Of rorty .it It t." lie was
no, prcrent hut his fends veie, and several jokes
werr cracked a, hla etrrne Tho draWlur thon pro-
c.edrd rnIiy until Y. ~, with an iniornls.ion for
dinpet, Nnun il was susp'ndcl unt 'hs moIninf,
vh.u II will commence atsA. ", IE.h nsu,es wero
drawn, leaving balance II sol u he completed
to-la..
Clusiicrlh, f''lms snd warm d'cs'on was man
io,t- -d thruu,hout the cib soou u became r-n
,rsli, kno~utha the drafting wa, actus'ly oom-
INT need. Il WA ihc Ah.0ihins topic Of interest on
Sltufin. afternoon and evening and on Sunday.
FIoui the tou, of the remark. II apparent that
popular I, ching prevailed that nev seymour would In
some mann. 3 prevent the draft, and in some qusrtep
hp rh. tt'Ily denOuno ed 70 permitius n Ia tetter
informed cicler II l. known thstvhiic Gov seymour
enier'au3 s;.our opinions fcprr'ing both the '1pe-
dicncy and itut ouaIify OF the draft, he has
r,solvod not 70 iutctr, hGi allow he matter 10 To
te.ted b the Cour'e. Mos p'op,r indulge in a,rons
i.h to 'hs roE'rs ot III, Sstelou. LdbSp pUs
70 4. tndrc.s bat the wish 10 evidently father oi tho
thought, aud vii scarcely tcaize' The nl"ni and
almost nsc1ttn -'crscY Of III" draft Nas sso topic
oi di.cu0uu. No two nis sU"e "a 10 the number
Il men actually required from this city. Some place
II at ~ 80 whc others state that over 2O.OOO men
are required TIE power to dINt al indefinite num-
her of men, nobodJ knows how m,nr, Is triOu ly dis
puicd and certainly gives nee 10 much angry feeling
inch might he p.uIup'lT stopped By the adoption
and pubi,a'iou u ysematio course Of ac;ion
A Provost Gaa.d oi bO0 men, has been detailed
nom Governors Island, 20 enforce the draft. II will
be commanded by Col. Rugse-, formerly Of Genera
Pop.s stat P.r,ous whose names arc drawn receive
notification, properly Eed w, Of which tho follow
! ing is ooDy -
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NEW YORK. MONDAY JULY 13 1863
, -ott, 80 sb,ut.mle thi. side q,

Ter rl,iu liz. - -ott, sbuts mile thi. side Q,
nAssrtrsi id''is t-Is srrscrd on SUrt-v.
NEWS RECFIvbD THIS MORNING.;
HoIig4d,isra yuly ~ 1ots7 oar ti.ht ~ius
ss'ua, Pressed fcr-sri o" &c Dcon,boto ans Ha
cfst -o pitc ard finally entered and occupied n.
s'H'r~u ~h,o. hold tonight. The ene,ny's force,
r''ch ,~n-,f;,i yrindpslly ,f cavalry aud TOO r-.i
rirnt. Of in6anty, made no icte aiaed ~. .,.rc,
The rsbeh tel back to-,tt, win ,rn.yor' rrcon
noi'ance' report that thev thru7us up ,utrcfs>
m'nts within t-o miles o Hns,rs'c-n Inc ro.i.ion.
thy no~ &C 'npy ,ro 'aid t. ~ n r,ea, ,tra,, &c
strength. Elseshrrr siua. bc,n 4u,.t. TR
Washington, iu,y i2 di.ps,eh from III. IA a.,
quarters the arm, dated - o'clo.k th., ,,.n.re
'sys all T. quiet There sss .on. ,Airu.hinr g. dv
There ioes not seem to bc any tear that the enemy
has crossed the t',r, nor th.t he can ,r viii ef,..
v'tholt ei'ins battle. 1hcfe hs. hcsus bvsvy rain
fnI thee hour.
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The following are the wards composing the o'hcs
districts -
fiRsr II srTrv- -Compr,,ins suGcls. Queens ans
Richmond eountie. iieadAum,e, !.m.,s; snn 'ss,,,,
E'shth. Nin,h, Tenh, T.cinh, fourrcu,h, s,,-
'conth, ,erdfishtccn,h watds Of Brookyn. and tosus
OF flathnah, fl.,iand, Grave.spd, No- Lots snc
New Utrecht. H.aduuat'er- Grand street
TUiyp Ii-rNuT Comrr sting the tn.t, Second
Third, Fourth, nth, seventh, Eleventh. Thirteenth
Fiiie. nth aud Nineteenth " aIds Irooklyn
Fouaru bIsrsi,r Compri.ine the Flrpt Sit and the
Eishth MAIDS oi Nev iotk, and Govrrnot'a lslsnt
IieadQusrtels. corner Of Iaosdssy And Chambers
street.
Firrm Disrs,eT Comprising tho seventh, Tenths
ThiItcen'h and Fourteenth waIdr, New Sort. Head
quarters No i4l Grand stre.t.
siNrn Disrsicr CJnprisins the Ninth, fnte'ntfs
and Sit'e~nih walds, Now Yost. Headquarters Noe
lS5 Sixth avenue.
srvE>r RI DIsrsicr -Comaisins the Eleventh and
Sev.n,centh waIds. Hesdiuartcn No. a. Third ase-
uus. . ....
Ei.n "a Diataicr Comprising the T. shieonths
T..n'ici, sud twenty -hrst wards. Headquarters No.
l~t Broadway
Tho rendezvous fof drafted mon will be on Rksrs
Island Most Of tho other dstr'cts viii b~ ready To-
day thc o,h bssct Captain puiiyI viii scarcely b
ready before to mUvow.
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Tha u a
Wa p,parmsn,
v.e.,l,,t - ,,
va, su,s,i, ,on.,,',,a,s, nc '""e'u.' Wv
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IN. No., ,,, III. Wv 80 WV VI
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d" uN'l' " H'''i "''''' Ahu % IS ''ithh nay we
''"'eiF VII ruuh az .'ut 70 H'foh H"tn to Ue''
wv =" '"'' 'u'''''' i"' nave ~" 'n' u
." '''' ''A "''' VI "''''' '''' must D" "' b'h'nd
here.
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The Fight at Helena, Ark.

H,len1, Art .iu'V 80 Major GrHera H. ". nat
leck, Gen ~! u,-Chicf, WIslirntpn We crcpun'cr-
the "urmy, lttocu thou-auJ strong under General.
iio,mc-, Prize, Msrmadukc aud other on tho m "a
ng Of the 4th Of July, end whipped them baud olAe-
" We have oaputci one thou,'Id pr'onr, aaC
thousand two hun ir'd stand Of arm. and two coors
our total loss will not a. ed two Luudr,d nud cry.
The enemy lossr severe, not l's. than two
thsu',ud nyc burdtei g. killed vtuud. 4 and pms
eners. u. NJ PagsTt,,, Major Orncial.
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ROEBUCK CONVICTED Of FALSEHOOD.
The New York COnscripliOn.
What the Wheel bas Done
The War in Maryland.


.. ~,
A. ~ - a" .''""SD.' ""' Y"'. i' >
' "u'' i",''' WV ''''' a"' 'nee
oo 'ne "sn' ahu neloh' haser'-
"e ." VIZ "'N ''' nsH''hs s"s NOV hea'y pu' very
sAp%ohe'
o"' nn, ".n'sn' c'o~e' .he Antetam I" a T"int
''' '''''''o"" a'u "e ",'Anl'i"r' to"h
'nn. .a.i"y u IN 'o'ee suu 'no"' hshI lite has re-
MY supP'.''" " snmun'ti'n' and t" our huecs
.>n,,,,o- ,r,. a. y ~"
A., "'' ''"N'
.n,,., n- ~,. n,
x.-,.-s., nVN-' 80 '''p -
-, ,,. .,.'- -. '1 u''''"e
S..,...,, a.,,..,-, ,. ~ "' r'".-'" h'
o., 70. ..,.,,.-, -.'' ~
80. h... ......... ' :,
N"s VIA "o"N-""to
soo'HoTo' NIL Jutv lo.-Ihe two armies ere
onHonuhs e"oh other. The rebri' bold funsstovn,
S~o miFs from h"gsrfovn The rebel line erteuds
otne rVer' ana covers "hiiamsi%t. The rebels
~ sAio 70 Dc enuenehiDs Their pn-Nton. Thu morn
Ing there v.s shsrv cavalry skirrush on the Iia-
santovn ro~d' We drove 'ho rehes acrns Antietam
Crreh ANA thfee m''e- r'y"nd' when Me po'iiion at
-, VI Wv
v.., ''' ."' "' '"
Eoonsboyo, Nd. ,J,lv II .vAu 1. opie. a,
ess front ,hi, morning during last p,sb, the r.h,l
sn.rey changed their li,., dopins their ,tiop
a the rixbt frun Fupks,o,p And u,r-r.,ovn and
Iins back 90 st James COLLEGE fr,r mile, ,ro,n tho
rsypr Our cavalry are At work feeling III. new r,h,l
nnfr
6spgnsboyp, J.iv ~ All, /. oui., ,hi, rnorn,ny :,
= rpated thst tho rebel. are r,+r..tius ,orstd.
49,. An ~. ,,-,',
- a--...- >,,.,-. - = -. -, ''''
- -
, 'Nr VIA 80 ,","Aa NJ,
,s," 1" ~ ~ y" Wv, ''''eN
p,n'.4, y.,.-,',, '"' '"u."'
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#aShinoton, july IA collision occurred very
early this morning On the Washington branch VI the
Baltimore aud Ohio R.sJosd. sbou, four uies a iis
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eide Of Annspoln Junction. Thirty or forty soiicr.
including ,istecn ofice,, ses sounded 'ome Of
thsln ser,ously, n not fatally.
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Vicksburg.
,nisrc-tius De,nii. Of the =

ed. le,-ieaJ G,oct.l Grant received the fo.los.s
letter
Hufg"--i~-s rt-lIrrg. .riy q MAJOR Gene. Al
Ifsnt commanding o.. : Ioru
i9r the c'pi,ualin nv s.burr 70 IL - III ,suce-
meet ~. number TO tie bamtd by .c.r- li Rt such
p.h,r and hour io-tNy s YOU m,y md couvei .ut.
iI@d uhicn must oth,r-i,e h. ,hrd - fr,shlul .,
,en'' ieelins myst fully nhi. 10 rrs,1iain IL, p.i.
-,n De h.nded you under das Of truce. :, ssor Gcu.
james bowen. Nrt, r,lpetiflily
Your obedi.nt ,ctvAnt,
} q. fkABxHToI.
To mi, Ger. Gran, etlYi. fo.lo--
Hs'pqC.nryH- nrrlRrsr,r ~ rt-~.~.sy,l
-, ~ tnt fie,e, ne.r fit-iufs,lu'y q, $50 Z
L,fn ',,7 - =. FWb''"r, Commanding toiJ'f,-
Gs,sru You notc of MI. ds,c. u.t re,eivea,s 40.
Tp-s HriHi.tcus s., tal hou tpf the purI.s, If
ht.nsns u~ms Of cspi ulsiou, throurh coiuuii,.on.
et "a b. Appointed, h. The =" tiou oi hiood YOU
p,orre .'otpns BY th.. o'uf,c cau b, ended Al anv
OF 9 lu g,iy aud s'frron. Mru VI. have -ho.n ~
tlueh 'pduI.nc" aud COURAGE '- those now IN Nrk
tuf vil s'Nas chaieur, the r,rprct Of Al advrr.
saIb, and, eau as.urc SoU, vii ic trcat.d Mn ali
u, to.r'ct du, them r., nj enrr- VA / do no'
is1Vt VI. proposition II spronti.r commissioners 20
srsns' terms oi enIitulstlOu ecsu.e have uo other
terinr ,hau thos' lid atcd ahNc.
Your Oh, di,nt servant
I. = GE.Nr, Ma Gcu.
Gen. Bo-cn, tho tcaIer OF ten pcinh.rion, lr't,r,
was received by Gen. A. ! smith. lie ,iares.ed
.,rop. i..,,, o. ,o,,,,.o.,.. o.,
r,,di,siy ~hU. ,.,,, 60, ,.s.,.., - -
W " .'' '"''"'' ''''A Nv '"'''s'-
'u b'h smith 10 ssy that II ten fer,hrrton desired
60 him, In CT lev od l, sran, cd h.,,..n ,h
i,,,. -, a, ,,, - =. '
'N' ' NV '"' s"' li'lt ~ hh' nuuf IN No after
noon which t,rn remiertou nisht aptDiut A mes
s.e, Va, .oo, ..r, h.,.,n. .t,t ...-.-., ,
~ "' "Ne. " wv" e"'''h sro'n'ihs
O'CLOCK n The hour Gen. Grant ~as ihcre with HE
staH, and With GEN. prI uephc-.c, 4 I,r,,., A
4 s..,,, r., -
~ '"''N'' N'h. fem'erton ean' ate, attended by
Con Bo~su AMI Col uou.,on,rr, "a. ,n. much
- c,ei,,si , nj ,,,,-..,t,... 4. i a. =. 9,
'" I''''"'"' III "I' ''N'""''o ''h' "tHn'
iho oohv-r'nton ~ns held spirt between Gen.
potnh,rton and hi. otbc.,. .,J go, c,.,, u.p,,.
" ~"' ''"' "H'' " y n''-
'oh anu n i. smith. The fciols Insisted being
paroleL AMI niloy,d 20 ms. cb beyonJ on, linz. ot
80. -, =. ~ -, =, -, y"
80 ""u '"'" .'' s''n 'l''' uH!' fations avn hom
their own s,o e.. The ohc,rs retain tn,r pr y.ts
troper., .,i lo,, .er,s,. ,,, c..,,,.-, =,
" -' .'''.'' ''"' ''H". '''' 'h"
they hal - say, .nd 'i hem q m. eud nj an hour
anu h.i, ayins nat he a lId ',nf ia h' 'imatnm
~ ri,lus 10 rh,h hen. Irmheiion promised % re-
py p.toir sht hos,ltI'.t t" ,s.t. IN 10" meantime.
r,h ",hnt men csn''I' d at las hrHdlum'ers ~iih
hl' ccl p, ar1 w c'mr sndcrs, and cent the 10
Gen f,r,,u ai,J I,rs, Col WIN W 'H' h'na ~
T,rlsbt,c cT y,,Iy a. ,n,,t ak 4 n'.aSI .'''n
-orgutab.i 1U ton/,f,r1i. mn. 4, 4 bar V,.
CESSNA IN cr,nfo -tnitv vi,i III. ,c,e.r,o,, ~, IA,
nreruoop / +. M suiuit IN, f,..ip, rrn,,.i,ln,, a..
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Thousands OF Prisoners, Arms, SC.
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INTERVENTION EXPLODED.
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Important From Europe.
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The Invasion of Indiana.
i.utcs' i;cpnriS rrom Morgan.

InTaraioo., I' mtg H.. Morgan. forces
roach d dN.lnua on he i t'nron K-iro,d, al o'coct
this morning. Mou'aH .tuod 'ie Depot and RI,
road brdse at N.runl, and II nov moving in tho
dirtct on NJ Mniiaon, pi'h the intan'or, h sup.
po-ed Of cross ne Tho river Grrs. fs.. Prisoners
-ho escaped fr'U. Fss - kt's c,mm.r. At Vienns
ray that the r."h are t.ov.1s iu rre " haste. ani
they th.ut irom sts tho e. 90 l,.f, ol thr raii
that IL is Nissan in'cHti 10 topt.s ~ urh Indiana
ana Join l,e'. forcc' In rrnih.
LAiE8
C'n Dn0h, iDtY 4 No'ran'4 ,roid tom 'rht
reached within -y,u '.il"' oi he Onio huc somo
hridsc' he Ono ,nl vi i-pTi R,ili md, be N.,n
C1chIhye ant Houu Vernon, were dc.' Dyed 10 day'
Tie reho.s nso niwo.ohed the trduuaiols and
Cinoinna'ti El'fo'I near Slmuau'-. sh,Ie they
~eIe met b. = ies.u.b ~ rHi "a .rd we're driven
back. 1his I.rhaln woa ,al, II email body. The
main force oppesss 70 Irnkin- .1l NuIora and
L4wrouc.hu.g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has, for several years past bees
gagged in business which has yielded him at the
of three thousand dollars per annum and is willing
to teach 1t to Others The business IL Of highly useful
and general character adapted both to cities and Villages
and that any person Of ordinary capacity young
old male or male can acquire with few hours practice,
and by which they can produce . handsome income
Several yosug ladies who have received instructions from
me- both in New York State and Pennsylvania,
ing upwards of 4l5 per week by IT, and there reason
why any one else cannot do the Invalds even,
can do well by it, as 1t Is no peddng affair, but bust
that is perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and Ia
dies Of leisure who would like to learn the business for
their amusement pleasure will find the practice Of
it pleasant pastime and that they will take great
interest in. On receipt Of u, will send printed In
strucons by which any person readily acquire the
art and these instructions viii also contain every par
ticular relative to the carrying that Il win he
highly profitable The purchaser ofthe printed nstruc-
tons will also be authorized to teach 10 others and
have sometimes received high 500 for teaching It
personally to single individual would state further
that % will buy everything that Is necessary
commence business with and the artess be got al
most anywhere in city or country, or II preferred, esn
furnish them. ADDRESS, ALvORD T. PARSONS, No. sc
EBxKTY ST., New York. " e.' ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
CULTURE OF HEMP.
ondence Of the Country Gentleman.

Your correspondent j. G. A. of Butler Co.
Iowa, can get hemp seed of Messrs Plant L
Bro, st. Louis, Mo. Also in 81. Joseph, Mo.
and Western Missouri. and probably at Pal.
myra, Mo-, but cannot give you the name
Of any person that has seed. Owing to tho
unsettled condition of affairs in Missouri, the
culture of hemp has nearly been abandoned.
but the farmers are turning their attention to
'its culture again, and seed will be high and
scarce.
There are two varieties of hemp, the com.
mon ana China the China is later variety
ana generally cultivated, When the seed can
be had it will yield from 200 to 400 pounds
per acre more than the common. / think
the common hemp will do better in Central
Iowa than the China.
Quality Of Land. A deep, rich vegetable
mould, new and free from weeds and grass,
y the best. It is not an exhausting CROP as
y 10 cut before it ripens the seed, and does
best on the same land. If corn land is used
It must De cleaned from stalks, trash and lit.
ter Of al kinds. It grows we'll on clover sod
turned under tho fall previous. For seed,
prepare the land, plant and cultivate Is YOU
would corn, putting fifteen or twenty seeds
ina bill or drill
ror INT Prov as early in the spring az the
Lard will work well, and SOW Immediately,
and harrow twice or cross pillow in, and har.
row until the land is smooth and we'll pul
verified. From five to six pccks Of seed is
the usual quantity sown, according to the
land, richer land requiring the most Old
seeds will not grow unless they have been
well kept; they should be tried before sow
ing by putting few seeds in a little dirt
that is warm and moist; they will sprout in
two or three days if good. Ii you do not get
good stand, and all come up at one time,
you cannot make good crop. From 700 to
1,SoO pounds Of lint is about the average per
acre for good hemp. One man will cut and
prepare 8 acres for market. will give d.
rect'ons for cutting, handling and braking,
If desired, in my next.
Leavenworth Kansas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

ID. M. a. w. r.. R.--Trains to and from the South.
west connect at Farley. ..tss
az CosSEcrIoSs-stage leave Earlville on the n.
rival Of the cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Creek
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
lngton Island Grove Ackley, Harden City, Iowa Falls,
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City also, GAINESVILLE Waverly Syracuse Nashua Brad
fsrd, 1t. Charles and Minnesota.
GEO1GE YOUNG, supuintsnAsaA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

SALES OF MERlNo SHEEP IN VERMoNr.-The
newspapers give the following recent sales in
Addison county: Charles D. Law has sold
SO ewes and one buck for $4,000; S. s.
Rockwell, 10 ewes for $l,4oO; Prosper Il.
throp, 6 ewes for 5000; s. Andrus, seven
ewes for 1851 F. H. Dean, ewes for $500;
. Mr.. Douglas, 8 ewes for $500; all of which
were purchased by John Foster of Ohio, who
also offered S. s. Rockwell and W. r. San
ford each 81 900 for buck, which they re
fused. Edgar Sanford sold six yearing ewes
for 81 200 and II others for 81 800 making
$4,000 for 20 yearlings. German Cutting
Of Shoreham, has sold Fisher & Chapman Of
Ohio 10 ewes for 81 900; David Cutting Of
Shoreham, to Moore of Ohio five ewes for
$500 the same also sold two buck lambs
for 4225 Milo Ellsworth of Cornwall sold
SO ewes for 81 ,l55, and a ram for 1926.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
PETER MeLehDy, EDITOR.

= THE CULTIVATION OF the EARTH, AND THE DE.
vELoPAENT OF ITS RESOURCES, CONSTITUTE
THE BASIS AND THE SOURCE Of ALL REAL
WEALTH"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27
A word of solemn conscientious advice to
those who will reflect.

+
class Of malades prevail to fearful extent in com.
annually, to an early grave. Those diseases Ner-
vous Debility, Relaxation and Exhaustion Marasmu
wasting and consumption of the whole body shor
of breathing hurried Of breathidg ascending
hill or flight Of stairs great palptation of the heart
Asthma Bronchetis and Sore Throat shaking Of hand
and limbs aversion to society and to business study
dmness Of Eye Sight, loss of Memory, dizziness Of Head,
Neuralgia Pain in various parts Of the body Pains In the
Back Limbs LumhaO, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Irreg
ulari:y of the Bowels, deranged sections Of the
rhea or Fleur Albus, &C., vrusnt Diseases in both
Male and Female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and
Nervous Spasms,
Now, in ninety out Of every one hundred all the
above named disorders and host Of others not named
Consumption of the lungs and the most insidous and
willy form Of Consumption of the Spinal nerves. known
Tables Dorsales and Mesenterca have their seat and
origin in diseases Of the Pelvic viscera Hence the want
of Of the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
Or. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
ygenic Institution, is engaged in treating this
class Of modern maades with the most astonishing
The treatment adopted by the Institution Is new
1t is based upon scientific principles. with new discov
cred remedies, without minerals poisohs, The faci-
ties Of such that patients be cured at their
homes in any part the country from accurate descr
tons Of their case by letter. and have the med Gin sent
them by mail express Printed interrogation Sw be
forwarded on application.
az Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of the throat
stituton by sending the Cold Medcaed BAL
sAMc vAPORs with Inhaler and ample directions for The "
use, and direct correspondence. sa@
az Patients applying for interrogatories or advice,
must inclose return stamps, to meet attention.
H- The attending Physician will be found at the In
stitution. for consultation from to Of each
Address, b.. ANDREW STONE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

especially the Arst year or two, when so
many neglect their hedges or young trees.
Again, stock will browse it, and so must
be kept from it while young, like any other
hedge plant-and more so with this because
it has no thorns-its defense beng wholly
in the trunks or bodies. As to plating or
twisting for fence, we have seen none, though
1t can perhaps be done if taken the first year,
but the stems become very stiff and rigid the
second year.
BLOOMINGTON Nursery. III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-27

In Speed. Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength and
Mechanical Perfection, they are acknowledged
the " HEAD AND FRONT" Of the Threshng Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
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