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The New York herald., 1864-12-04

4 SIT or TEETH MADE BIT srEAM-tsoMBTHINo
"A entirely ncwh for si9 Teeth extracted positively
without pain. by my new, chemicey purned chloroforn
Teeth plugged. and warranted for life Or. WAIT, "
Fourth avenue. opposite Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
a horiCk or REMovAL.. The general Offices Of the
American Express Company including Office Of the
Treasurer Manager. CASHIER. superntendent Transfer
6l Hudson l22 l24 Broadway
Of Cedar street. Thursday, DecemberI
The Freight Depot for the reception delivery of
goods and packages Of every description will be continued
WELLS. BurTERFlRLD 4 CO.
ALEX. HOLLAND, Treasu! err. M U IN m. 7.l- +
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

TIE Caterpillars are making ravages on
the kHrt trees in the southern and western
part Of the State
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

, SPiRITuATISM ExrosED,-Mr. Wm C,aw.
ford, who has been, for the past two years,
acknowledged to be by spiritnaliS,s the best
medium they ever saw, gave an exhibition or
his spiritual powers on Thursday evening
last, at Shneidcr's Hall. lie was chsconced
in large cupboard, when he went through
with the astonishing feat. performed by the
" Davenport Boys with celebrity that seem.
ed to surprise every one. lie was tied 20 4
chair, IN n manner that was pronounced by
the committee and others, who cxnnined chs
rope, satisfactory, and as one Of the COM
mittce remarked, that if he were tied up
in that manner, he should not expect to gee
loose until some one united him; but tho
door had no sooner closed than both Of Mr..
C.s hands appeared to view oyer the top bf
his cage, and on Immediately opening tho
door he was found in the same position rs
when shut up n minute before. He wens
through ihc whole routine OF performances
with equhl relerity. to the wonder and as.
tonishncnt Of the audience. After going
through with the performance, he explained
to the audience, perfectly satisfactorily, how
II was done, and when once understood, it
seemed so simple that any one ha, ing any
faith in sp;rilualsln must have had II terribly
shaken by Witnessing such periorMsnce:
Any profcssed medium can do tricks in open
day. better than in the darG, but cannot avoid
Detection. 81 ~ ,1ta 's q ~ tg..T =
We understand that Mr.. Crawford intenas
to travel this summer, for the purpose Of ex-
posing this mystery Oskosh Courier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA, FRIDAY JUNE TO- 1863. &c..
JoY GOMEria IN TEE MORNING,

Oh, deem not they are blessed alone
Whose lives peaceful tenor keep;
For God, who pities man, hath shown ... H
blessing for the eyes that weep. &c
The light 81 smiles hall fill again
The lids that overflow with tears;
And weary hours Of woe and pain
Are promises OF happ or years.
There Is day Of sunny rest
For every dark and troubled night; '
And griei may bide an ev,nn: guest,
But Joy slIaii come with early light.
Nor let the good mans tr,Is. depart,
Though lille its cenimon gifts deny .E ....
Though with pierced and hrOkrh heart.
Aud sperned Of men, he goes to die; ''.l
ForGod has marked each snrruwng day, "'.'
& And nnmbcred every seeiet tear, .r...r
And htaven's long aye of bliss small pay
lor all His children sutirr here. - .t-s ..
- Utisida Caslen Bryant.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10


SURGERY AFTER BATTLE r.-Th6 following
passage from a recent letter written after ono
Of tho late battles, presents striking pic.
ture of surgeons duties on the field.
Day beforn yesterday some co) rebel
wounded fell into our hands. or these, 81
required capital operations. They were placed
IN row, slip of paper pinnc! to ench pan's
coat collar telling the nature of the operation
that had beet, decided upon Dr.. Morton
first passes along with towel saturated with
ether, which puts every man beyond con.
scionSncss and pain. ... i .s.s,s. y a.t u
The operating surgeon follows and rapidly
and ski!fully ampntatcs Il leg or an arn,, az
the case may be, till the twenty ore havb
been subjected to the knife and saw withoCs
ono twinge Of pain. A second surgeon tiea
up the arteries n third dresses the wounds
The men are taken 10 tents near by. md
wake up and Gnd themselves cut in two with.
out torture, while II winrow Of Topped off
mcmbers attest the work. Tho last man has
been operated upon before the first awaken
ed, nothing could be more dramatic, ana
nothing could moro perfectly demonstrate
the value of anaesthetcs. Besides, men Rght
better when they know that torture does rlot
follow n wound, and numberless lives arc
saved that the knife would l6se TO their
friends and the country. Honor, then, 10
Morton and jackson, the men who so oppor-
tunc'y for this war, placed in our hands an
agent That relieves the so'diyr from untold
misery, and his friends from untold anguish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

The ViOLETs AND THE WoUNnTD Boy
Here is touching i cident Of the Virginia
bittlcs: "-Far down the plank road where
Hancock fought. beyond the thickest rebel
d. sd. lay boy severely wounded. perhaps
nor less soldier that he was but boy. lie
had fallen the day before when we were Gar.
thess advanced. and had remained unmolest
ed within the rebel lines. They had not re.
moved him. AMI he was a.one with the dead
when rode up. Tho poor fellow was crawl
ing about gathering violets. Faint with loss
Of blood. unable 10 stand, he could. not resist
the tempting towers. and bad already made
beautiful boqnet. Having caused stretch.
eF to be sent for, saw him taken up tender.
" ami borne away wearing brave, sweet,
touching smile.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

ENQT1TAEsLE LIFE ASSURANCE SO.
81 alEaA, OF NEw YoEx.
Gross Assets June l5 1865 .. ssoo GEO o-
This Society has issued 34H0 Policies, has Po,cje,
amounting to !,~",OOc in force. and an annual Cash
Income exceeding gud,te, # Kllion Of DvkGo,s
Ceuar fHis, Selt 1t;l, 1883 2Gtf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

'TuE New York Tribune, in printing the
lists of New York sokdiers woanAed IN IN,
recent battles, heads them . Tme Ro,Ls d,
HoNoR." II is just that. II is the roll on :
which Is inscribed the names Of those ,ntj.y
tied to the highes, honor. Those who. ara
there naroea hare proved their patriotism hy
I cir a.ris
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10
Last VIII and TesfaInenf.

From the Richmond Examnerl
On tie person of one Of the Yankees kin.
ed IN the fight at the Yellow tavern, was
found bit OF paper twisted in tho button.
hole OF his jacket. II was wretchcd PEN.
Gil scrawl, evidently written after his falf, and
while dea,h-was putting film il his eyca. I,
commcnccd," Joha sgihclner, 2nd New
York cavalry. am shot and dying. Who.
ever finds me, send this TO Sarah Wiheimer.
Brooklyn p. o., N. Y. She is my SISTER, and
only relative in the country. Oh, my poor
slsteri do not break youf heart but / ami
shot through the breast and dying. and they
have gone and lcf. me here" "% =
What followed in this paragraph is obltera.
ted by blood. The next sentence reads --
Write TO CdRrad Vi,narc, of our COMPANY.
he owes me $50, which he viii payyor. oh.
my dear sister,, farewelir The paper was
taken from the body, and has been forward.
ed North by flag of truce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. In some Dor.
tons OF the State the question has been
raised ~hether the Congressional Conven.
tions would or would not be proper assem-.
b!ages to make selections Of nominees for
District Presidential Electors II re,ofnre tho
cusion has been to choose all Df the Elector.
al candidates by State Conventions. There
Is no good reason, however, why tho seection
might not be brought more directly home To-
TO the People. ny the nomination of District
Electors at the approaching Congressional
Conventions leaving the nominees f,r Elect.
ors at barge to be chosen By the State Con.
yentlon. The State Central Committee have
framed their call 80 that either course may
be pursued in the discretion Of delegates to
Inc Congressional and State Coayentions.--
State Register. s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

/ We do not happen to be acquainted with
Rev. j. G. D,mmitt, of the Upper Iowa NJ.
b. Conference, but good many of our read.
ers are, and we suppose all Of them will be
able to appreciate the following 4" figure OF
speech which he recently employed in
preaching to Il congregation in Marion, Iowa.
We copy from the Mt Vernon Record:
- lie said. that the rebellion was the legtt.
innate father Of all Coppelhcads, that Gen.
Grant WAS giving it severe blows upon its
ycnomed head; Gen Sherman was making
sad havoc with its intestnes, and that Gen.
Banks was set to work at its tail, bat in its
agony from the heavy strokes, of Grant and
Sherman, it by a very sudden contraction of
the tail had knocked Banks brains out; but
10y the blessing Of heaven, and tbs general.
ship Of Grant and Sherman and the bravery
Of their valiant army the reptile will be
craslied Soon
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10


A Coop OMEN FOR OuR CAUSE. The Rich.
mond journals concedc that in the ,ate bat,ls
OF our army with that Of Gencral Lee. "ths
Yankees fought with more vim and bravery
than in any other battle on Virginia soil.''-
We have no doubt that this is true For the
First time tho Army Of the Potomac has
found leader worthy to command Lrays.
men. Like officers, like men, is raxln
confirmed by the history OF every military
campaign. Gen. Grant has inspired the hiti,-i
erto diSprited army Of the Potomac with an
obstinate courage equal 10 his own. Tho
soldiers now neither filter nor Zee, blIt stand
up to die, II need be, like the heroes at tho
pass of Thernopylae. '
The courage displayed by the Army OF tho
Potomac has generated i'm the West a moro.
brotherly feeling toward the East, than has
existed at any time since the opening of tho
"ar. a Western Soldier has taken the hith.
erto defeated Army Of the Potomac, and un. ;.
der his direction. has won lanfels that win
rank It with the bravcst armies O! the West,
--Uilnaukee WiscoRstn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-06-10

did not cut the telegraph wire, and then, for
message ahead OF us.
This was no serious detrirnett to us, but
il raised the widest excitement In Chatta.
nooga. The women aud children instantly
fed from the town, and sought safety in the
woods and mountains Tho whole military
force, which was encampcd near the place,
came out and selected an advantageous posi-.
ton to meet us. There they planted can.
non, fclled trees across the track. tore up tho
rails for some distance and waited for our
approach. Their orders wers for tl,em to
make general massacre--not to spare
single man. Bat We came not, and therefore
they had no opportunity to display their Ia.
tent cruelty.
II was at this point, when we saw every
scheme we attempted to execats completely
foied, that Andrews presence Of mind, for
a time, seemed to desert him. TX was only
fifteen miles across the country 10 The Ten.
ressce river, and we could have reached II
ahead Of any opposition, had We stuck to.
gcther. One man had compass, aud with
that and Andrews knowledge Of the coun.
try, We could have gained and crossed tho
Tennessee, and struck into the mountains
beyond, before the country could have been
aroused. Once there in those interlninablS
forests, it would have been almost impossible
for them to capture us, we'll armed as We
were, before WI could have reached the siel.
ter OF our army. But this was not done, and
this last chance OF escape was lost. ..,..,.s,
The locomotive vas run on till the wood
and water were completely exhausted, and
the pursuerss plainly in view. Then Andrews
gave the order for us to leave the train, dis
perse, and for every man TO save himself, II
he could. We obcyed, Jumping off the train
while still in motion, and were soon making
the best Of our way through the tangled
pines Of Georgia.
From these pines most Of the ndventurcrs
were at las, forced by hunger, and we're pick.
ed up by the rebel cavalry which secured tho
country. The Southern papers at the tiino
were ilI!ed with sensational accounts Of tho
exploit and tho prisoners were fortunate In
escaping with their lives. ..e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17
Menital.
How to Keep in Good Health
e'''- AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TTTHE primary caiiss of every disease that flesh is
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Even where he has precodedthep into eteInityi Sytt
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fate seemed least propitiouaa In moral ana "oIuiy
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Young men just starting in business, shoss ohiel
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Drrss anu GIOak Rlaktng,
wynkOOU's Iceland PectOral,

Diseases OF the throat ohestand pulmonary organs
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VNHE Etns grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
L Of years, Endowment policies and chdtens En-
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payment isrequiTed after ten years. T. El
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last SIX mouths. HII. =
Among Al the contrivAnces Of men TO protect the
family circle nom want, can found more sim.
pie character, noble in its features, certain
its results than Life Insurance. II " the prop which
the dying husband caves TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-17

Would these childreA nave comfortable home, and
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Etna Life Insurance Company

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