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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08

No rcpulsive sectariansm will be INDUCED coUn,e
nsnced At the time. every effort will be employed
encourage and render inviOate the professions Of
Christians and to induce all to adopt the religion Of
Christ To all who respect Christianity and its insu
Ions the welcome hand will be heartily extended. To
whose influence is preuicia to Religion and good
morals no protractst stay can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08

Fall Term commences September LIST, and closes De
cenbpr ist. 1854 Winter Term commences December
18TH 1S6t and closes March 18th, 1865. Summer Term
commences March Goth, ana closes June 2sth, 1855.
1t is very desirable that Students enter at the
mencement Of the terms.
NJ person need apply for admission who cannot OF
will not conform to the published Bylaws Of the Insti-
ution
Rev. IT. s. BRCNsoN Prest. Roard Trustees.
J.. w. WATERBURY,, Secretary
Rev. +. c. MATHER, agent.
Rev. u. S. BRUNSON
j. T.. ROBERTSON,
FAyErTE. Favettc County, Iowa, Aug. |, 1854. 21tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
DIR. EIGEEDW.


nR. BlG.EHOSF rs THE ONLY PHYSICIAN,
~ as Specialist now 10 Chicago that car i,e entirely
reheo upon. Go 70 EN- and suffer that horrible
dstasS TO remain In system. Gisfsuing your face
ana bop besides destroying your happiness and fut.re
lrosnsrts N ne. He has made PRIVATE BISEAsEand
NERVOUS DEBILITY his study FOR the last trsnty
years. and therefore the person whom ell afflicted
should consult. No heard of patient of his moi
helg cured since he has been in the city. ls reputa
ZION has vouchers in all the city papers his Patients and
The ineaieal profession both here and abroad IS being
me nest sssfs specialist here and fk ror n ma s.r
81 al sexual diseases II al Others fa don't desnair
!flvs him call. II is only colnIaou occurrence With
MN to cure such His are separate fer Ia
des and gentlemen and the conplcte 10 the city
fotsG MEN TAEE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr Bi.e1w
neFoes much Of h- time to the treatment Of those eases
causs by secret habit which ruins bo.h end nnd
uniting tle u5s Tt..e x s... - r'5sr
society The sad effect OF ese carly hsbils or the ex.
cess ripper years Is 10 Saaken AMI debate the CON
sttutioD destroy the ply steal and mental 10 ers dinr
sh and enfeeble the natural feelings and exhaust the
"hai enere' Of manhood the pleasures Of life mar.
f ere o'pect OF marriage frustrated and existence il.
fefrenderea term Of unceasiag misery and regret
Such persons, especially those Concentrating marriage
Should lose no time Ia making Immediate application as
Or ny his new treatment, is enabled insure safe
speedy and permanent. cure '
Combinations free and confidential CCacs 10 South
Clark street, corner Of Monroe. hal block from the
post ONCE Pos'-ofhae box Isl, Chicago III. Office
hours from A. NJ to p. ~
send FOR his Guide TO HEALTH" puti.tiisd ,aoat;liv
free Of charge. s.-. s1y ''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,
Location,

Tho shove named Institution is located at the Village
OF Fayete. Fayette county, Iowa The situation OF the
Village and its vicinity affords every facility desirable for
Institution Of Learning For health and moral in
uencss of an elecafed order is not perhaps surpass
In the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
The Boarding Department.
The Govern s,aeut.

Good board will be furnished students in the building
at ~ 20 per week. Room rent, IS 90 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
UaEQukLED MORNING APPETIZER,
PREPARED ErPg
OLD BOURBON WHISKEY.

SA~ Nv ASOoAs '" A44Ox1 II J.
FREE FROM GRAIN OIL, WITH FLOWERS BUDS
AND BARKS OF THE HIGHEST NED.
ICAL VIRTUE.
These Bi'ers have received the endorsement Of more
than four hundred Regular Physcians who have recon-
stomach Loss of Appetite Nervous Prosraiion Debli
ty and in all of disease hich in It's incipient
es regime only generous diet, and invgorating
nour.hing stmulart As safeguard against disease:
incident to countries had water severe labor and
great exposure the btters have never been equaed.
FIRST Hundreds Of the most successful and respected
Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON BTTTERS.
sEC0ND-Tlie highest medical authority Of the army
have given their unqualified approvalto
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
of invalids restored to health thro
their agency, recommend
SW AIMS BOURBON BTTTERS
Of soldiers in hospitals and on the
march have been cheered strengthened and benefited
by the use OF
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
have been saved from disease and DEATH by the timely
use of
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
siXTfI-Travecrs Rivers and the Ocean have found
an unfailing remedy in
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
SEVENTH Miners toiliug far down in the bowels Of the
earth, have been projected and preserved by
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS.
acknowledgements of ladies have had the bloom re.
stored to their cheeks by using
SWANS BOURBON BfTTERS
NINrH-Ey increasing the appetite assisting Digestion
regulating the bowels and giving tone to the system
they mpart strength and vgor TO the body and cheer
fulness to the mind
c- n your druggist or tradesna an has not got Mese
Bitters have him send for them.
gEs- Remember the name. and take no other
For sake by leading Druggiss and every where
G. HI. SWAIN, Proprietor, m .E
81 South Water Street, Chicago
Az wholesale by W. II. Peabody & Co., Dubuque,
Iowa. ~ e5.1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
gfxpen ses.


Young ladies' will be- charged pc term, the price Of
wood aud carried TO their halls No deduction from
price Of tnon for absence unless aused by sickness
The charge for tuition must be paid in advance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08
FOR SALE BY

e. \. coon. Chicago. General Agent
sohi IN Cedar Falls by @. r. Wal LACE, BENZ AMIN
COLE In Waterloo by W W. FORTY, aud by all
Druggists in the country
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FRENCH 4
FULLER, and all Druggists.
sRy~ Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by +
A. CRcSKEY and g. b. BEGKWITH. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-12-08

EisrEaN MADE WAGONS ron SALE BY
- fIaFNcu
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
10 Boston Advertiser says

The Boston Adrerf'se' says
Tho Boston banks loaned the government ten
milloas Of dollars has been stated In quarters
but have made arrangements through the Clearing House
70 receive from the banks such sums as may 10
offered not exceeding ton millions OF dollars
10 be payable after thirty days In legal
tender notes. with interest at the rate OF five
per cent Tho amounts are not apportoned 10 the diff
feren banks but any banks having large unemployed
surplus loan such amount az they think proper
authorized to be considered as part OF the lawful money
which such banks arc required hold reserve and
can be used in the daily settlements at the Clear
ing House, thereby greatly facilitating the move
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The market was largely supplied yesterday with all
descriptions of cdibes and esculents prices marking
slight decline In various articles The only exception TO
the rule is 10 the price Of meat which still holds at last
weeks rates. The following the quotations In tho
market yesterday Beef roasting pieces, DAG 3Oc per
h. best porterhousc steaks, SOC. 35c Mutton 2Oc
Csc VEAL best, Csc Hams, Csc. Smoked bacon, 23c !;
English bacon CSC Tongues, smoked and picked 81 70
apiece. Shoulders 20c per ID. Corned pork, 2Oc fresh
pork, 1Sc. Choice Orange county butter 36c ne State
dairy from CSC. 70 32c. Cheese from 16c. to 18c.
The market is well supplied with frosh vegetables and
fruits but the prices still high Cauli0owers arc
from 25c &c., according to size and quality lettuce
Sc. cucumbers two for &c. and new potatoes Csc.
3Oc the half peck peas, Csc the half peck; string
beans 15c 2Oc. the half peck; cabbages &c. 1oc.
head; beets 7c. a bunch carrots, &c turnps, Sc !;
leeks 15c parsley and young celery, 4c per bunch.
Virginia peaches have made their appearance in market
and selling at 35c 40c per quart for the best and
the inferior quality at Csc Cherry currants 12c lb
do, &C. 7c raspberres, lie. abasket; buckle
berries, 20c Csc quart; blackberres, from 25c. a
Soc per quart tomatoes, 25c SOC. per quart
Poultry Is very scarce, and prices are unchanged.
Fowls, 3Oc per H. turkeys, 2Sc 3oc. per h.. spring
chickens, 81 a 81 rs per pair.
Fish is plentiful, and Of very fine quality. Freah
cod 10c blue6sh, Sc. 10c Spanish nackerel, 81 25
per ID. haibut, 1sc 20c haddock, &C. 10c.; ecs,
1sc a 20c weak1sh l0c. l2c sea bass, 12c l6c
porges, &c. Ice sewing oysters, 75c per l00 large
oysters, 81 5oa $2 hard clans, 4s 6s per loo soft
clans, Soc q ST.
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Il III f. N A v Y.

ARRIVAL OF THE POwHATAN AT THE BR0OELYN
NAVY YARD.
The United States frigate Powhaan late flagship OF
the East Gulf squadron arrived at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard the morning Of the 18th inst from Key West,
Fla after passage OF six days and twenty hours. She
brought as passengers the following officers OF the East
Gulf squadron Acting Rear Admiral C. K. s.ribns;
Commander Reed Worden, commanding and late feet
captain East Gulf squadron Fleet Surgeon, David Har
Ian Fleet Engineer Ebridge Lawton; Fleet Paymaster,
J. Geo. Harris secretary r. e Carroll; Acting Ensign,
James p Mum.
The following IL a list OF her ofnces:-
Commdnder-Reed Wcrden, commanding
Lieutenant Commcndsr-0 +. Stanton.
Leu,endns-Mcrrill Miller
Acting Moster-Charlos r wikins
Enign-A q. Kelley.
Aeisg Errgn,-Francs Morris, Louis p Chester, Jas.
p Mum, Edmund Parys.
Pnymdasr-C. r. wallach.
Mdtes-w. II. Levitt, d. II. Pickles, g. n. Goodman
son, W. H. Rowland, G. w. Tessimond, W. ". Hunter.
Passed Assistan Suroeon-wm r Plant.
Engineers-Chicf, Jno. A. Grier Acting First Assist
ant, VIM. II. Dobbs; Second Assistants, Jno. franklin,
Ensard ". !. Kenny, T. r. Grer, Alvin Lawrence, W
T. Leonard
Boatnoain--H. T. Barnes
Otmner-G W. Omensetter.
Cdrpener-Jno Mcfarland.
Sdilmaker-B. b. Bydonsburg.
Pdypds,ers C7erk-Jamcs Patterson.
SAILING OF THE FLORIDA.
The United States steamer Florida Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant Commander william Budd will sail this day,
for Port Royal g. @. She will tow to Philadelphia one
of the Monitors at that place.
The following is a list OF her oiceB:-
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant C0mmander-Wm. Budd.
Acting Masfr and ErecUtire-Ira Bursley.
Acting Assistant S,vgson-W. J. Burge.
Acting Assstdnf Pdymds,er-w. +. Keelcr.
Engineers-Acting First Assistant, W. McLcane; Acting
Second Assistant r. b. Swift Acting Third Assistants
John Cotter shubal Geer. A. G. Collins
Acting Ensiqns-P G. Asseron, ID b. Hubbard.
Acting Ensign and Ndvigator-L @. Sampson
Cdptdin's clerk and Mail Agent-Ernest Fredrck
Idymdters Cterk-H. ID. keoler.
NG9-Otis a. Spear, - Longworthy
The New York herald., 1865-07-15

Our Toronto CorrespondsAss.
Toaosro, July II, leeA
M p.x.. S...xcl A ELniow Casard-Tovea1e Isaoasid
DiMexuses-kovs Rebsg dissatisfaction TArsass, da
The charges against the police magistrate Of Hamitos
are now in the hands Of the Attorney General FOR Upps
Canada who has notified the Mayor Of Hamilton that "
matter will meet with the due consideration on 70
government Armstrong, the detective who has To-
reted out the gang Of burglars pickpockes ana moe
diaries Who have Infested the country ana sner 90
feder.tes in tho police force, was set upon by sonse
the gang a Port Huron on Saturday Last Had u ne
been for his GOODNESS and bravery his life might hav
been the forfeit Of his astounding disclosures and faot
for detecting and unmasking crime He escaped unhu
and his assaants who were kept respectful disaAe
by the sight Of revolver and dirk knife are now in A
general dissatisfaction exists among citisesss
the manner in which our city finances are conducted
There has been most reckless expenditure covered an
coaked under seeming disposition TO avoid anytnin
like expense Toronto al one time well Ngnted WIZ
gas but City Fathers, In ft Of economy, rooted
two thirds Of the Tampa While pretending TO economs
the money Of the city prossly among their friends
supporters and each year finds sinking deeper ns
debt Our taxes this year will be enormous, and WI
Nothing definite will be heard with reference 10 the COZ
federation scheme until the meeting Of Parliament
August Persons may speculate win c sessr1 sr, = o -
The Governor General 10 answer % petition % BIN
nv the Hon J. Buchanan, has notified that gentlema
that The Queens plate will be contested for on the 70
milton race course In the spring OF 1850 wnMoy va
ambitious Of the distinction but this decision has place
telegram was received here yesterday nom Ogdess
burg stating that q party Of about three thousana
mans ntended making an s'excursion" into Canada
or about the 10Th Of Jny and that Ottaw. was spoken
as being their destination. The report oeheve, -
canard concocted for the purpose Of raising s 80 a.
citement or perhaps is prompted by the martial Sus
Of Of volunteers competing for prizes a. rIs
cott large body Of kOrangemen WIN oanos pc"
seem quite happy although the heat Of the day o
pressive u. -oh., r.o.
gees whose misdeeds preclude all hope OF pardon 81
openly that the assassns will again be ~ work
ngton and express the conviction that Jonn d ou'
will soon make bis appearance felt there.
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
SECOND BOARD.
orTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 14-6 r. n.
Asnm Receipts, 172 pkgs. The market remained
dull at 81 so for pots and 81 rs 50 for pearls.
ALCOHOL. The market was quiet but very firm, with
small sales at $4 10 81 Is.
BREAIsruvrs Receipts, 7,77l bbls -four, 1,610 do.
corn meal 57,426 bushels wheat, 150,5SS do. corn,
l847 do oats, 52o7 do rye and 700 do. malt The
-four market less active, but prices again advanced
about &C. per bbl, chiefly the low grades The sales
comprised 900 bbls Canada -four fairly active with
sales Of 450 bbs Southern -four in good request the
sales amounting TO $50 bbs Rye -four was quiet but
Arm Corn meal was Inactive but prices were steady
The New York herald., 1865-07-15

The gross traffic of the road in 1854 $4o3 2o9 for
months of 1885, $685. 4ss No sales Of lands from
the original grant have yet been reported
About million oydoars Of the land grant mortgage
bonds in pledge the Chicago aud Rock Island Com
pany security for the advance Of $500,000 to the
road The country raversed by this road Is fertile the
crops very promising, its population is increasing,
its wealth and productive power are growing with
unprecedented rapidty.
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Surrogate's Once.
Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate.

The will Of tho late Watts Sherman. Of the banking
nrm Of Duncan, Sherman Co., has been admitted 70
probate The estate Of the tesator distributed exoiu
sively among his relatives
WILL OF SARAH sTURTEvANT.
This will has also been admitted 10 probate gives 70
the association relief OF respectable aged and ndi
gent females three thousand dollars, TO the New York
University Relief Association two thousand five hundred
dollars and TO the Coored Orphan Asylum two thousand
Ave hundred dolara
The New York herald., 1865-07-15


Here we have an aggregate Of two million two hundred
and ninety baskets These berries average on sale the
through FIVE cens per basket and 70 their own
ers after paying freigbage, picking expenses and COM
missions, average and half cents per basket the
season through, for their owners
Besides this number OF baskets sent by rairoad are 70
be added onethrd ns many taken down In other ways,
or about seven hundred and sxty-thre thousand On
the Northern Railroad about one million Eve hundred
half millions of baskets which taken out Of Bergen
county this season
About onethird OF the crop was lost, from want OF
pckers after berries got cheap they would not pay
for picking
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Balance against Canada in fourteen and half

s"",""0t"''
According 70 the figures 10 the foregoing table the
volume OF trade Canada and the United States
from 1850 TO half OF 1854 inclusive, amounted In
value 10 &427 ST. 5i6Canada paying IAN per cent OF
the whole amount cash 1903 OBS 63S the value or her
exports being tls2,3l9 439 against s24536s,0'7 tho
value Of dutiable and free goods imported by her.
II the analysis Of the table be limited to the time the
Reciprocity treaty has been in operation, the volume OF
trnde between the United states and Canada Is
shown 10 have amounted in value TO $344 031 345this
province paying l3% per cent OF the whole amount n
cash tS45, l776SD, the value Of her exports being
si4o $780, against sl9i o the value Of the goods
imported.
The trade between the United States and tho Lower
provinces during the time was according 70 n re.
port furnished by Mr.. Chase, as the following figures
indcate:-
The New York herald., 1865-07-15

The Eighth ward had population Of q 40 10 1900,
and has ncreasad some in Eve years with no ncrcass
there Tho nonulaon of the city will be 81 000 This 70
nj laast len tbouaand less than anticipated.
VIENNA, N. Y.
r.. ..,rvrs from the census takers Of the town Of
Vienna show a population Of ,436. During the yesr
ending Jnne 1885, there seven marriages in tho
Town There were twenty three deaths, outside OF the
soldiers deaths
WISCONSIN,.
The sexes are evenly balanced in Dsne county, Wis.
consn summary OF population shows that there are
In the county 255Te malos and 25, ,576 females-toa
n asa of which 42 Of foreign birth The coun-
ty has gained 7fo2 since 1880 The population OF hadi
aou 10 e131.
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
The stra wbcrry Trade.

FROM the fhteTsop w. S.l Vuatu,""I
The quantity Of Strawberries raised In Bergen county
alone s much greater than s generally supposed Take
the line of the Eric road passes few stations and
we will see by the following figures, showing the number
Of baskets shipped the Erie Railroad 70 New York,
including the Paterson station as the berries shipped
from this depot we're brought almost entirely from Ber
gen county
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Duly Paying Goods Fee 0oed'
Total sl25 s5s 4aa 2ooi2a 1888 e4s 1856 Ooo

Total SIZ5 Dos, s39 ZBvI2 I1g,sggb43 FV'Vo0
Tho whole trade OF these fourteen and half years
between the two countries be thus summsriaed:-
Canada imported dutiable goods
from United States ........., Sl25, $685. ,aA
goods from Canada .......... - 2o,9l23ss
Excess OF dutiable importations -
by Canada. da..................-- ..----$gs,64oOo
United states imported free goods
from Canada. da..................$ $lbo, ,q0I 200
United States ............. 49,. Iis, 7oseaa
Excess OF free importation by
United States. .----'---s3o ,oVI,si
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
The Valuo OF an Alibt.
MARINE C0URT-TRiAL TERN.
Refore .Judgc Alker.

July 14-Eliso Dawhieser cs Anne Donovan. This was
sander suit which attracted more than ordinary at
tentiou The plaintf--a young woman Of Teutonc
orgn-se forth In her complaint that the 23d Of May
last In the city OF New York, the defendant slandercd
her In the most horrible manner by nsnuang that she
was creature Of easy virtue, and was brought up In
manner not easily reconcabe with honesty virtue
The defence set up complete and full denial Of all
the allegations contained In the complaint The counsel
stated that the story made out OF whole cloth, and
that the defendant would be able 70 prove an dto Wit
nesses-some three four In number-were introduced
70 show that the day the alleged slandeous remarks
were uttered the defendant quietly enjoying herself
Al the house OF friend Newark ~ j., and that she
could not by any possibility have been present in the
metropolis where the plaintiff swore she was The coun-
sci rested bis upon this evidence relying upon the
oiibi 10 secure q verdict In his clients favor
The Jury after being out about i've minutes, brought
in a verdict of sin cents damages
The New York herald., 1865-07-15


The wheat market on the higher grades continued fair
ly active and prices again 1c &C. better The de-
mand for the lower grades not good, but prices
we're unchanged There only a light demand for
shipment The sales embraced 5000 bushels at 81 as
81 40 for amber Milwaukee, 81 "a for amber Michigan
81 3s 81 43 for Chicago spring, 81 40 for Milwaukee
club 81 65 81 65 for winter red Western and 81 SO for
small lot crop amber Jersey. Barley quiet, and
prices were without change. Malt dull. Oats
dull and prices again went down 1c &c. per bushel
We quote State al 55c. and Western at 5sc 60c.
COTTON The market was very active and prices,
though unchanged, continued very rm The sales
about 2, 200 bales. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1865-07-15

DREADFUL ACADEMIA MAN Boukp TO DEATH On The
morning of the 7th instant steam boiler at the coal
mine OF Mr. william Reeves, Reeb's station, on the
Bcllevile and East st. Louis Railroad exploded, causing
the death OF the engineer named William Rencker, In
the most horrible The explosion Of the boiler
was caused, we Learn by defect, and made assure
about foot In length BY inch wide, through which
the scalding water and steam escaped, rushing full
against the engineer who sitting about ten feet dis
tapt knocking him into a shaft hole, into which the
stream OF escaping water and steam from the boiler
pouring The unfortunate struggled out Of the bole
and crawed Of the building tho flesh being torn or
walk short distance and sa down door step asking
bystandeY 70 pull OF his boots after which he walked
10 his boarding house. where he received every attention
that kindness and medical skill could bestow upon him.
but death came TO his relief aboat three ocock DR.
Wells, from whom We obtained these particulars adj
mnlscred anodynos to the sufferer which assuaged his
pain but human skill could restore the parts Of flesh
which were literally boiled from the bone. There was
scarcely square inch any part OF his body that
not either boiled or paxboied -BeiiertLa fMo Democrat
The New York herald., 1865-07-15

The Census.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
From the Union
The census returns for the city with the oxee-
ton OF those for the Eighth ward They are as FOB
The New York herald., 1865-07-15
Florida. Mobile. N.O.dT.

CoPpEE The market was quiet but very strong and
holders are asking advance OF 1c.
FRyIcHrs The offerings were moderate, but the mar
ket was the turn better. The engagements we're TO
wood 12s per steamer, ZOO boxes cheese, 40s To
London per steamer 1000 bushels wheat Cd 500 bbls
Gour a. Cd. To Hamburg, 1900 bbs petroleum, 4s ca
The charters we're bark from Sicily TO New York,
private one from Falmouth for orders. 1000 bbls pc
roeum, 5s 3D. II to Great Britain 6s 6d TO Continent
Que TO Rochelle and 10 Malaga and back, private
terms
FRurrs The market ,teadv. We note sales bv