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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
e . EkEcUriyB MANSION,
.-..... ...a Washington, July Is, 1861.

Any proposition which embraces the res
tola.ion Of peace, and the Abandonment Of
slavery, and which comes by and with an
authority that can control the armies now
at war against the United States, will be
received and considered by the Executive
Government of the United States, and will
be met by liberal terms on other substantial
and collateral points; and the bearer or
Bearers thereof shall have safe conduct both
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-29
FOr TIE WHZCt
A VERY STRANGE THING.

GRUMPY CENTRE, July 81, 1864.
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OUR DUTY.

We deem it our duty to keep con-
stantly before our readers that most valu-
able Of all medicines, known as Goes
Cough Balsam It has stood the tests Of
time and experiment, and all who use it
speak in the most praiseworthy terms of
its medicinal value. 1t is the real duty
of every parent to keep a constant supply
of it in the house, ready for immediate
use. Not only is it most splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden celds, iufu-
enza, Group, and all throat complaints,
but it is the consumptiye's great relief.
When they are SO far gone that no mcdi-
cine will ever cure them, Goes Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend
to alay the coughing, help the expecto-
ration, and ease the sufferer Why viii
ye that are suffering from coughs, colds,
Group, sore throat, hoarseness-and that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not tahe
our advice, and provide yourself with 9
supply of Goes Cough Balsam-the best
and cheapest cough balsam in the world
| # costs but forty cents, and can be found
upon the counters Of druggists every
where. mimi
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river, to Jefferson City, No., Is il il in
danger of being taken by the rebel Gen.
Price, who has invaded Missouri with 4
force of about Is 900 men. We must
get them out Of this State, but I expect
many a noble boy will have to fall, before
the object is accomplished; but We are
going to do our duty, even if death is
staring US in the face, but we always
hope for the best, come what will.
You expected the receiver Of your gift
wsuld be sick man in the hospital, but
you were badly mistaken, as never was
sick minute in my whole three years Of
service, and guess TINT have seen as
hard times as any soldier 10 the service
Of the United States, although I was
only fifteen years Of age VIXEN entered
the army.
With much thankfalness for your kind
gift I will close my letter, hoping thai
when you receive this you are enjoying
good. Give my best respects to your
parents, brothers and sisters. If any Of
you will answer this letter it would please
me very much, as am always glad t.
hear of soldiers friend.
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~ If man really wishes to perpot.
uase the Union of our fathers, wha.:good
reason can he give for laboring and vot.
ing with party in which are aggregated
all the enemies of the Union? DO not al
men you ever heard justify secession, now
"hurrah for little Mac?" Did you evet
hear any man "burrah for JEFF Davis"
who won't vote for Mcclellan? Is theirs
any guerrilla assassin in Missouri or Ken.
lucky who wont vote for "Mac" if he
Gan get chance? Is there any miserable
traitor ~ the North who may not safely
be pnt down as supporter of the dough-
~ General? If he suits such mcn-Ifhs
is the choice Of all the the enemies ofths
Union and the public peace, how ca. hs
be supported by patriots? Can any 10y.
al man conGde ic such associates?
neA-A Chinese Jock House, or temple
for heathen worship, was dedicated ID
San Francisco on the .22d of August. Il
cost eighty ,housand dollars. A band Of
tapestry, embroidered with feathers and
gold and silver thread, which adorns tho
place, cost one hundred and fifty dollars
per yard, and the whole building blaxes
with gold leaf and tinsel The priests
shout, screech, yell, groan, spin around
amid the racket of gongs, drums and i'd.
dies, md smoke opium until they are
quite drunk, when others relieve them.
The finger nails of the chief priests are
actually longer tnan his fugors, and are
twisted like an aueur
A curious discovery has been made -.
garding the Influence of iron on vegeta.
bles. % the cbalky shores of Fran CO ADD
England, where there is an absence Of iron
vegetation has scar and blan ched appear.
ance. This is entirely removed, il sp-
pears, BY the application of solution Of
thessulphate ofiron. Harieot beans vat.
tera with this substance acquired an add.
tional weight ofsixty per cent. Mulber.
rles, Peaches, pears, vines, and wheat de-
rive advantages from the same treatment.
The most curious instance of change Of
instinct is mentioned by Darwin. The
bees carried to Barbados and the ives
tern Islands ceased to lay up honey afte,
the first year. They found the wealth.
SO fine and materials for honey 90 pls.
full that they Quilted their grave pro.
tile character, became oxceediir cap.
A'gats aud debauched, ate more, aud
ital, ard resolved to wo-ng about tho
anu sed themselves e the negroes.
suc H.houses and J.
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Nightly Emissions effectually prevented
without the use Of medicine by the o." The Frenct
Preventive the greatest nyenon oftfie age Price
81 Sent paid to all parts OF the country Address
DIR. 5. CURTIS, Box 2691, Post Once, Philadelphia
Pa. nl3m6.H7
oo,ism. It is necessarily. asserted u
, personal liberty is destroyed, that mi
ina rights arc annihilatcd, .thst We Dc
~ she covering shiyering subjects OF
bloody Emperor ABRAHAM, who hi
gs US all 70 our knees by pointing to tn
of the issumerabfe bastiles which 3
ow the land; all Of US, except Arnold
saWinke'ried Vallandipgham, and re
/, Hampaen Wood and William Tell all
ther, end Patrick Hencry. Long, re
George Washington Seymour, who Pl
ely withstand the tyrant Is, the sake IT.
,sticc and human rights. But with vi
,exceptious, we are all grooming un- 8,
the most intolersble tyranny ffcrn ed
h there il no hope of deliverance IL
I'y intrusting the Government to the ct
3 of these patriots. u b ,'''s*s~'f Of
is is doubtless cunning limo Of at. Il
. the confusion and doubt Of civil re
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A Large Volunteer Force in the Field,
OF ,adies

Testifying to the superiority of the Wheeler
l. Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Machine are: lst, Beauty
and excellence Of stiteh--alike upon both sides
Of the fabric. 81, Strength. Grmness and dura-
billy of seam. that viii not rip nor rayel. Sd,
Economy of thread. 4th, It's application TO its
wide range Of purposes and materials. 9Th, Com
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 9Th,
Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7th Speed, ease of operation and management,
and quietness ofmotion. GsyThorcugh instruc.
ton given by the Agent. HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, 1854. Ans
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died,

In Tipton, Oct. 2lst, 1864, Of dysentery, EIIz
ABRrH HupKRsoN, daughter of Rev. Samuel and
Sarah l.. Pancoast, aged two years and t.t
months.
She died before her infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desire,
Ere she had spurned at Heavens coutrol,
Or quenched its sacred fires.
She died to grief she died to care,
But for momen: felt the rod,
Then springilg on the viswlses air.
Rpread her Ii 2ht wings snd,soared TO God
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II executed and very dangerous
Teit Government Greepback, of
nomination of $50, has recently
AMI. ahoat, and handlers of money
'pleep a sharp lookout, or they will
~ by it. The general appearance
i'll is precisely that of the genu.
the signatures perfect fac SIM
close examination, however, dis.
at the engraving is coarscr, and
eting not quite as well done. while
tendgnette Of Hamilton the nose is
liuent, and the lower part of the
0,h in thelgenuiuo is quite plain,
Ue. The words 10 script "Prom.
to bearer" are somewhat coars.
in the genuine. The paper j.
Igood fer countesfeit note.
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ToxssH,p MEETING. There will DO
....;,v ofshe Union voters Of Center
,o,v;,o.b;p, At the court house, on s'sur'
az. tbs 2ssh inst, a.2 o'clock P. m,
forth. purpose Of nominating candidates
for the various townihip offices to be
,illed .. the approaching election.
By order Of the committee.
s WIN. ELLIOTT, Chm.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI-
H. NARY AND SExuAL SYsTEMs--new and relia.
Bile treatment-in reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
cIATIoS-Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLlN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. No South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n25y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

~ Msssrs. J. : W. Sbearer, At tho
Upton steam mill, are making excellent
flour-in net e can't be beat. Persons
wanting grist ground, or sack of -four
should not fail to give them a call, as
YOU xiifdpd them to be accommodating
end rsady 10 all your orders.
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-
From the Medical Director of the Geo.
eral Hospital, Benton Barracks, near St.
Louis, March 8, 1892: #a......
Messrs. John I. Brown d Son, Boston,
Mass. "Use of your far famed and most
serviceable 'Troches' is being made in
the hospital of which I have charge. aud
with very beneficial and decided results
in al'aying bronchial irritation and NOR
bid sensitiveness of mucous membrane
and parts adjacent"
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The soIDIrss AID SocIErY will meet
next Friday aftsrsoon, It the house Of Mr..
A G;lbert. A full attendance is invl-
ted.
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IIolioway's Pills nrc the best remedy
known in the world for the following
diseases:
Caution (!

If the reader Of this "notice" cannot get box
of Pills or Ointment from the drug store IN MS
place, let him write to me, enclosing the amount
and will mail box free of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on band be-
cause they cannot make as much profit IS on ota-
or persons make.
None are genuine unless the words "fiottoray
Nrp York and Londorf are dscernhe as . Wa.
Ter marx in every leaf Of the book OF directions
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
by holding The t.af to the light. handsome re-
ward will be given to any one rendering such in
formation as may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
s.sHold at the mandatory OF Professor HOl,-
LOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throupbo out the United States and the civilized
world, In boxes at IS cents, SO cents, and u 30
each.
70. There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
July IA, les4-n2eyl.
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DIR. RADwA I7S
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES.
KENOvATING RESOLvENT
RENOvAT1NG REsOLyENT
RENOVATING RESOLvENr

< u Il ESs
ALL SKIN DISEASES,
Fever Sores Ulcers Sore Heads, Legs scrofula,
Syphilis odes, Glandular Swelings. One to six bot
ties of this marvellous remedy will the hor
ribe Ifyou would enjoy life take this medicine.
it will you Ifyou have taken six bottles OF any
Sarsaparila and still uncured discontinue its use.
II six bottles fail to you try something else Rad
ways Renovatng Resolvent Is warranted to cure the
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,Thcra Is q romantic story told Of
1,>ury church, the parish in which
tie and its harbor lie. There we're
y to The church; and as tho iuhaL.
,eard the sound of the musical peal
lagel when, The winds waited it q,
sea, they became anxious to have
70 their own. Their wishes were
seconded by Lord Bottreaux, who
the castle; and in due time the
re cast and was ready to be brought
The vessel which was to bring the
\ lshed.fo freight appeared in sight,
inhabitants came out on the rocks
ii its enterance into the harbor.
lot, who had charge of the ship
and, the distant sound Of his own ma
Is at Tindagel, gave thanks to God
should be on shore that night.
k the good ship; thank God a.
said the captain. NAY" said
OF, eve should thank God every
''Thou art fool. Thank thy
It'll fair wind aud stendy helm"
ST. talked, the captain venting his
oaths and curses, tho pilot firm in
'endenco upon, God, As the yess.
ID willnpack Point and the dismal
'the Black Point, clouds bcgsn to
I'd while the many eager faces were
,g, ouc Of those ftiehtful storms
n IN ub;ob ~ ro,aol
able, struck upon the. rocks, and
men, captain, all were lost, ex-
,piiot, who was washed ashore ap-
LAnk. In the pauses Of the storm,
vas long and violent, the, clsng Of
was distinctly heard, and still,
az, tho buried bells give their
u chime 10 the frequent storms
lesolate the coast.
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Snow fsil on last Friday night, and
the ground was covered the next morn.
ing. The weather has been pleasant
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Marritd,

At the residence Of Mrs. Carter, in Upton, on
the goth day Of October. 1864, by VIM. Elliott
Esq. Mr.. ELLIs I. MooRE and Miss ETA WooD;
all of Cedar county, Iowa.
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zee NosHUNs.-The noshun thst
'uscs are cheaper than Stats pris-
IL
Joshua that men are a batter crop
han any thing else. .,sr1 rn.,. &
noshun that a people who have
nough kant be governed BY any
Themselves -....
and ,oshun that if you kant mako a
Will nix az you do, try to make him do
: hink. ,. co.
Lto,bun tnat the United States is
any time to be doubled but amt
AM: emmy time 10 be divided. b
oshun that Uncle Sam can thrash
children when tina need it.
NJ oshun that the Yankees arc fore.
| rase and kant be kept from
gand striking 10, emmy more than
o when it wunce gets luce
Wings. 900. .;....r. -s..
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Manageable, while from the black and
angry clouds above, lightning flashes Of
Lincoln, Grant, Sherman, Farrsgut end
Sheridan, portend speedy ruin. In the
center, however, is lighthouse built nh.
on the Chicago platform. From, its apex
floats the old Star Spangled tanner, Unios
down, and Upon its folds the inscriptions.
"Fonr years of Failure" A ray is beamiDe
from the lantern with the enllazoned let.
tersS'Hail Holy Light" A. II. Steph.
ems, the rebel Vice President, himself II
at one end Of the window, fastening rope
fromEthe sinking craft. In the immedi.
ate foreground two men are shoyeip1 Of
boat to the rescue, manned by Vallsu.
digham. Belmont, Seymour, Fernando
WOOD, Cox and Voohecs 'and close behind
Mcclellan on horseback is leading a gang
of wreckers, one Of whom carries an "im.
mediate cessation of hostilities' plank.
Tho artist has admirably caught tho
spirit 90 the scene, and in his picture has
concentrated with a few strokes of the
pencil the entire scope Of tho Copperhe cad
party.
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nsr Dyspepsia can be Cured. 81
Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing.
yields at once 20 ''UPHAM's DYSPEPSIA Cure" The
effects Of this remedy truly msgics Try il and be
convinced. Price 81 box. Sent postpaid to any al
dress, by 8. C. UPHAM, % South Eighth St., Phla-
dclphia, Pa. Giro uArs sent free. nl3m6
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Upton. on
IL the oath day OF October. 1864:
Comstock. Geo4 Smith; John
Culver, I'm Shuhy, James
E. S. E., Mrs Shifflett Jackson
Hopkins, John J Turnbull, Thos
Lewis, Vim Williams,
Persons calling for these letters will please
say "advertised.n s. s. DANIELS, +. n.
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~ Adj. Gen. Baker has issued q

Ia Adj. Con. Daker has lssncd au
order requiring companies to drill at
least once month, or tho arms will be
taken from them aud given to militia
company, that will perform such duty
The Union Guards, Of Center township,
Withhold their, regular monthly meeting
for drill and discipline, on Saturday, the
9th DAY Of November, 1864, at l o'clock
p. ~. 1t is expected that every member
of tie company will be present, as bust.
hess of importance is to be transacted.
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Alamakee county The Norwegians are an
honest, industrious class Of people, and
are said to be loyal.
Mr.. Bates, the American banker in Lon
don, recently left fortune Of eight mill.
ions of dollars.
The President has appointed Thurs.
day, the Gath day of November, as the
annual day of Thanksgiving.
MUsoArINR MARKET, Oct. s5tk.-Spring wheat
sl,ao; Fall s1,ss1l AZ; Oats 5oc.; Corn, new
soc, old; s5c.i Rye 75asoc.; Barley sl,l5; Pota
toes sO@s5c.; Onions 81 80; Beans 81, 25@l,y5;
Green apples 81, 2t@l,40.
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ORrRAGEoUs FRAuD.-Thc world
wide popularity of d, b. De Land &
Co.'S Chemical Saleratus induced unprin-
cipled persons to put up a spurious arti-
Gle in green papers, purportipg to be
made by De Land & Co., at Fairport,
Monroe CO., N. Y and palm it upon The
unsuspectipg. The genuine is always
put up in bright red papers, and buyers
should see that they get none other.
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No. Measles are prostratiug tho Vol,
untcers by hundreds, the hopitals arc
crowded with them. Soldiers, be warn
ed in time Holloway's Pills are posi-.
lively infallible in the cure Of this dis.
ease; occasional doses of them will pre-.
serve the health even under the greatest
exposures
If the reader of this notice. cannot
get box Of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place. let him write to
me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and l will mail box free of ex,
pense. Many dealers will not keep my
medicines on hand because they cannot
mako as much profit as on other persons
make. IS cents, SO cents, and ST. 40
per box or pot.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.-Why
do YOU suffer with Blind and Bleeding
Piles when it is positive fact that DR..
Strckland's Pile Remedy will effect a
permanent cure Of the most prolonged or
chronic cases, we speak what we know
when we say it has cured great many
bad cases after all other means having
failed Therefore, we advise every suf-
ferer to try it directly. 1t is sold by
druggists.
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M Winter, with its chilling winds,
wilt soon come, and then every one will
try some new mode Of keeping comfort
bic. The best way to keep warm is to
visit Casad & Gilmorc's clothing store
and buy one Of those huge overcoats---
Of any style or price you MAY select. BY
oil means give them call if you want
anything in the clothing line.
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rA- Solomon's judgment turned the
point Of California orators plea for q
continued Union through continued
war. He lkened the North and South
to the two women who claimed the child
before Solomon, when the wise ruler,
unable to decide which was the mother,
ordered that the child should be cut in
two, and one half given to each claim
ant. The false mother consented; but
the true mother said she would rather
give UP everything than see her child
divided. "In politics." said he, "our
country is the child; the Coppevhcads
! are the falec claimant; tho true mother
is the Union party, which will give UP
everything rather than submit to dis
union.'
Pittsburgh, Pa, has forty.six foun.
dries, consuming forty-six thousand
tons of metal annually, and paying mill
ion Of dollars in wages.
A man who was looking over the side
of a canal boat as it passed through lock
near Fulton, N. Y, a few days since
was killed by the boat swinging to thai
side and completely wringing his neck
If party that wants to put down this
rebellion cant put it down, how soon viii
party put it down that don't wan. to pu'
it down?
Yellow fever is prevailing at Charles
ton and Newbern-thc deaths there
from, at the former point, averaging q
daily.
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10The Teachers Institute is now in session
in this place. The attendance Of Teachers is
not "A large ~ is desirable but the attention and
interest manifested by those present makes ur,
somewhat, for a lack of members. Those who
manifest their interest in the cause by seeking
such opportunities to prepare themselves for
their labors and responsibilities should receive
credit for tho interest thus manifested.
Rev. Mr.. WYNN will lecture in the Court House
on this, Thursday evening; aud Mr. Kissell, oil
Davenport on Friday evening.
Acknowledge Of the ability Of the lecturers Is
sufficient to secure an audience. Let there be q
good turn out. -
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HxApor ARrres I'D Rro. ONO INIT. VoL,)
On BOARD STEAMER IzErTA. MISSOURI RIVER,
NEAR wAsHlsGTos, Mo, Oct.l3h, le6!.)
Mr. DEAR LITTLE FRIEND just
coming from long aud tiresome march,
Of $50 miles, through Missouri aud Ar
kansas, we arrived at St. Louis, where
We laid for few days for the purpose
Of receiving clothing, of which We
we're nearly destitute. When an army
marches $50 miles in 16 days through
swamps and canebrcsks, they look as II
they had seen hard times, and so it was
with US, and being without good, but
tattered clothing, l made up my mind to
70 to tho rooms Of the "Sanitary Com
mission whore I procured shirt and
several other articles, amongst which
was q Comfort Bag, containing your good
and kind little letter, which could not
refuse to answer, and therefore l will let
you know how thankful l am for the
gift, which was lucky enough to pro-
euro. Before going any further, must
give you n.erft for writing such good
hand for your sge, and / hope you will
coutiDuc to learn and you will make q
splendid writer.
was only three years older than you
when entered tho life of soldier and
did no. have particle Of education, only
could write my own name, which ms
parents taught me. Since / am in tht
service, l have spent all my leisure hours
in writing, reading and studying grsm
mar, and ! think that have improved
very msob, although l had but littl
time, as military duties came befor
studies. Tam now Fife Major and ais
perform. tho duty Of clerk at the sam
time, and ! am very happy to say, that
am estsemed BY every one in this com.
mand.. My term of service has expired
but have rs-enlisted end intend to serv
as long - there il traitor left to bea
arms against tho United States, with th
exception that rebel bullet might ex
tingaish life which would Of course, en-
my service.
w arc now going up tho Missau'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-10
stone in the Hia oder. Calculus. Gra.
vel, Brick Dust Deposit, dc., dc.,

Diseases &riEne ron f4altv s@cyestoa-ln the one
teins too lsic. ard see I'd by sesere pain
and the ether isefase seerellon-xalca y III be
speedily eure5 b. the