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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14
TBy Telegraph
New York IIarlfel

NEW YoRK. November l3--P. M.--Ashes
steady at IS 90 for potl aud pearls.
Cotton quiet ard without fmr or sanf chance: sales
o. so0 bales y ll11o. ior middling Uplaeds. ~
llour1eEs aciVe and price have again receded
bdl0c. per brli no withst.pdpg Q frftlier decline
in ireIshts. The extreme difieulty In setling Ex-
change materially checks the export demand; aales
q q loe bEli az 294S p pE s.lpsEls statei y 70
ern g. 1905 70 10r common TO medium extra Vest
eTb s56o@7 90 for shipping brands Of extrs EOnndf
hoop Ohio, clooing helyy aud unEettled. CaRsdian
Flour only IN limited request 81 rather essieF
prices: sales Of 800 briB. az t5 z5D7 50 for
10 choice extra. bye Flpurtfe Q transe etiOns were
limited a. e. to(9I % Tor reommpn to choice sup y
fine. Coln-meai dun and nominally unchanged. "
whisky heavy, unsettled and lower. holders want
10lzfa2lc., while buyers Tese 10 pay over 2Oo VI
Mneaf heavy aud 1l32c, lower, not UithHtandin6
that fFeights have again declined. The extreme
difficulty In selling exchange opsGatef sAseriQus,
check on the export demand hales Of 2500o bushels
ohic2go sPEpg az ~ l62l 2li bush & ~ Ailwan,
g q ssgi ites leeg 9gsA ytetsF 20 LMsstsSs9 q
s6 5000 bush. whitA s6uthefn at 81 003 900 hash
aamber Wisconsin az 81 81 and l,lgO bush white
600 busb In lots at 2S7Se. Barley continues heavy,
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RAILRoADsWp1Av
LITTLE MIA NGK
~ IOFF re oLkrD2d gse'i l2tln r'rfr
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYTOA
p s Railroads.
Nn AFrERI NIONDAYt !.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE III
u $50 a Trains yil Vi, ssgsrtF r. lsllSEs
oinnatI, ham Iltonl and DAYTON Depot-ttH ltiAfaik
ton, Aiohraohd Indianapolis, Logansporti DaEtonsi
1859 A; M. ..ExPREss---Frqm Little HIsmI
neats IA slaln5abgs and GlsSsIa via
Columbus SreHtli ns aud PittsbuTgi via Oolpmnps
and Benvooe; and Va solupbus, Belsiraud Pitts-
burg; else fer ISpri,pgnsld ,, and Delaware. "a.
Hsmiitob and DAYTON bepot3 se conneets NJ Day.
ton for Springfield, Urhane and Sapdusky; and with
PsytopF FAM saa wsIne s5s R Ghssvc s Ssg
Detroit and all points In Canada oonneotsa at Ham
h,Sss p.sG % 'HI.0From Cincinnati, aDIlton ana Dny.
ton Depot-Accommodation for Hamilton and WaT
9tisl9as 10 a. M. ExPREss-From Little Miami De-
Vot-Conneots via Columbus and BelAir and ben-
Coipmbusl crestline and Pittsburg, and via Oolum-
pss S,sS as p. M. EXPIRE s-FEon, In1lunasi
Hamilton and Dayton Depot FOR Dayton, sprin-
aeid, Ufbana, Bellefontaine and Kentoni also at
Richmond, Indianapolis, and all points West. i
$3.50 II. M,-Fr9m Gineinnetl, Hamilton Ham 2, am and
Dayton Depot-For Hamilton and Gil Way ststionsl
CONNECTS al Hamilton for oxford, SC, h. -
a p. M.EFrom Little Miami peTqsLA Aeeom &C. mo.
sisS =. r M.%fTG% Little Miami DspO, Aooonuio.
d1Si9PP r. M Af21s 6RsnnS f2n
non and PVSt05 9y Pays 6 STS5 Tosso
Detroit aud eli points IN Canada connects viz
H9@iItoT fO5 EiGbPgps h9ES9SSY5s, s,s S' am, d.
Dot-Connects via Columbu ,Steubenyille and Pitt9
burg; via Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg VII
ColunbuB and Cleveland; via OolumbuBt Belair ent
Benwood; aud via Columbus, Belair and Pittsburg
SLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN 7
FOR all information and Through Tickets pleesl
apply at the 0fices southe corner Of Front ami
| Broadway west side Of Yine-street between thi
| Poetofice and the Burnet House; No. East Third
street Sixth street Depot, and at the East Front
Trains run By Columbus time, which "a seven min
| uteb fnster than Cincinnati time. y lu lI- 81
| p. w. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passengers BY leaving direction
| ct the Ticket Offices. apd0
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VKNHONlAe w UAlA p
II notice that on the 18th of October, 1860, Frank
Major and Ellen O. Major, his wife, filed their petit
tion against him in the Superior Court Of Cincin-
natl, wherein they allege that on the 9th of Feb
ruary, ls49, Ellen o. Dudley (now Major made Q
lease Of lease lots and in block B, in Wade and
Dudleys subdivision in Cincinnati fronting % feet
each on the east side Of bstgssa Oliver
at an annual rent Of Sl75, payable quarterly the
said Mulford paying all taxes, rates and assess
ments thereon, with condition Of forfeiture upon
nonpayment Of rents, taxes, &C.; that on the 9th
June, 1885, said Mulford reconveyed to said Ellen
said lots, wh9 immediatey took possession and has
since occupied the same. that no rent taxes OF
assessments we're ever paid under seiS lesse and 6y
lease to be forfeited that recently plaintis have
discovered upon record in the Records of Hamilton
County, Ohio deed conveying said lots under said
lease by said Mulford to one Thomas Struthers,
which deed is cloud upon PLANTING title; that said
Struthers has never been in possession prem
ses paid any rent therefor, but has for six years
wholly abandoned said premises Whereupon plain
tis pray judgment against said Struthers, to have
their title in said premises Quieted against him; and
he Is also notified that unless he answer or demur
TO the said petition on or before the 18th day Of
December, 1850, Judgment will be taken against
him on said petition; .....,,. :. ,,,,
j9c WAhnEh M. BAThmAN.
Cincinnati, November 49, 1860. = oclS-fW
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Eovemher l3.-Stocks deci-
dedlv better this afternoon, and close firm at the
Improvement: Chicago and Rock Island, 551ki Ga,
lena and Chicago, Coz Chicago, Burlingt9n aud
Southern Guaranteed 3l9; Michigan southern,
I4II. Michigan Central, 5014; Reading, 33; Harlem
Preierred 4a Hudson, Asa illinois Central Scrip,
60; Erie, 27; New York Central, 7OH Cleyeland and
Tolede, 2s Virginia Skies, g; Missouri Skies, I2
Tennessee Sixes s2H; United States Fives Of 1874,
iO5, California Sevens, 9O Lacrosse and Milwaukee
Grants. Is,
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NTOKEIA sNYpER We. EATHANIEL

M HAERis and VIM. fenn.-Wm Fem one Of
the defendants in the above case, VIII take notice
that the plaintifi, n. Snyder, filed his petition
against him nom resident OF Ohio, on the lst day
of November, 1860 10 the gonrt Of QanInon Pleas Of
Hamilton County. Ohio, the prayer of which Is TO
quiet the title 10 the folowlng real estate toit:
Lots Nos 49, 4s9, 49O and 49l In Burnet and Reed
er's Division, Walnut Hills, Milereek 70 wnships
Hamilton County, Ohio, and tina said VIM. Tenn u
hereby notified that pnless he appear 10 said Court
on on before the 18th day Of Decem ber 1900 aud
answer OF dsitf to said petito be VIII Be iR dc,
fault and the dausa will be heard In his absence,
and a decree rendered accofdinnlYs- .. - ~
j WIZ. PROBAsO0 AND n: sN4DkR.bn.i u
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SEED--A moderate demand for Glover at
$5@5 rs. Timothy is nominal, no demand.
We continue to quote Flax at 81 10; Blue
grass 81 30; Red-top 81 05, and Orchard
grass 81 25 per bushel. -f.s --l .tl9r-l
SUGAR-Sevefal additional parcels OF
new crop have been received during the
week, and the demand being quite limited,
prices naturally declined, and closes
dull and heavy. We quote N to &c. as
the whole Iangefor new crop, the latter for
prime. ..s ..
TALLOW-The market is unchanged rem
dered may be quoted at 91z@9Mc.
30 iTOBACCO-The demand for manufac-.
4...l L. @; II n,ll Ir,,ionn Wa nr,hfn. --LLI-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF

A MINIST ATOR,S SALE OF
N REAL ESTATE.-John P. BOgaTt, admins.
traitor Of Peter BOgart, deceased, rs. Hannah Bo-
gart, ct al.-ENo. 69S. j Hamilton County Probate
Couft.-In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
will, at eleven O'Clock A. M: on SATURDAY, the
sth day Of DecenbeE next sell At public auction on
free Of dover, towit: All that tract Of land lying
and being in Anderson Township Hamilton County,
and the waters Of Eight mile Creek and bounded
follows: beginning at elm on the creek at the
northwest corner Of the tract; thence south 221
degrees west 40 poles and links to stone in Rich
ard Ayres's line, and corner Of the Widow Bogatt's
land thence east 6l poles and IS links to stone in
the line of Mr. DuckYall; thence north 30 degrees,
east 66 poes and link, to corner in the creek;
thence south "a degrees, west 46 poles aud IL links
20 the place Of beginning, containing 20 acres,
rood and rods, mUre or less appraised at Ss3 per
acre, free of dover, and being let No 2 made by
the appraisers in this case. Terms of sale-0ne-
third cash in hand and the residue in two equal
nual payments, with interest, secured by mortgage
on the premises. ... JOHN p. B0GART, .
Administrator of p. Bogart, deceased.
ROBERT MOORE Attorney I'd Pr lnol-dW-
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aCoOPERS' STUFF-A fair demand, with
| a firm market Prices are unchanged and
COOPERAGE--A fair demand for -four
md pork Barrels, and prices Of all kinds
,teAdY. We continne to nnote;

CHEESE-The receipts have been fair,
and the exports but moderate. Prices have
not changed. The sales during. the week.
Western Reserve; lOc. for Hamburg, and lie.
for English Dairy.
CANDLES AND soAPAThe market is
unchanged and steady, with a limited de-
mand for Candles and a fair one for Soap.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE or OHIO, HAMILTON Q9UNT'

STATE OF OHIO, HAhII.TON COUNTY
- COMMON p EAS COURT.-N. winters q
Sen rersts Henry Evans, ct dl-Legal Rotice-%No.
40 5s6.-Henry Evans, Cornelius v, R. Goodyear,
James Freeland and james Dunlap, executors OF the
last will and testament Of Henry IA SheIdSn dseehsed'
deceased, and Edward A. Sheldon, and Sarah Shell
dom his wife, and Virginia Shelden' Henry she.den,
infant, heirs and devisees Of said Henry sheldon
deceased, Of the city, county and state Of New
York, will take notice that Valentino Winters and
6 tba a oVpng Il an sa q
Ohio, did, on the 25th day of mayA 1867 ME their
etSn 5 ali N ss gGs psre Il ABOVE
named, who are made defendants 10 said action,
setting forth That said Henry Shelde3, deceased,
man and said valentine Winters, partners as
Hart hman a Winters, note for SlO,s6O 80, dated
upon the same until the amount, with accumulated
interest due on the 25th day OF january, 1861 wss
deS executed N msrtsage on said January Is 1855,
to said Harshman Winters, on the following de-
ssbed s real estate e. Tsed @ in the ST9 S9 Of
nineteen Q9) and twenty (2Ol on plat Of subdi.
vision. made by commssloners appointed L to make AZ
ceased, of what was commonly called the Lick Run
Farm, in section twenty-five t25), town three (3),
Hamilton County, Ohio, each Of said lots contain.
ing fye, (6 acres, strict measure also the soute
sSd sa q pa f' two and
strict measure that said mortgage was assigned
and transferred by said H9rshmsp \ Winters 70
and said executors have been appointed and quali-
fed to administer on his estate, and that he LETT
a prayer that judgment may be rendered against
said executors for shid sum Of money, and that the
administered in the hands Of said executors; also
for sale of said mOrtga ged premises TO pay said debit
ad III 70 aPpea d Se d PETITION the
third Saturday after the 9TH day of December, 1850,
or judI ment will be taken according to said prayer
oc25-fwTh J. A. JORDAN,J Plaintiffs
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The Bishop Of Ancona having issued a cir
cnlar prohibiting the burial Of .ths Pied
montese soldiers in consecrated ground, he
has been requested by the authorities to
leave the town.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-NOTICE IN At

SUPERIOR COURT-NOTICE IN At
- TACHMERT.-Mar o. Chadwick and james b.
Chadwick, PARTNERS, as NJ. o. Chadwick Co., against
David w. Fenton and Benjamin Fenton, partners,
as Fenton COMO. l3,442.-The said defendants,
David w. Fenton, of the City and State Of New
phs, in the State Of Tennessee, are hereby notified
that the plaintiff above named, on the first day Of
object and demand Of which is to obtain Judgment
against said defendants for the Of $685. interest
order of attachment has been issued and property
OF defendants attached colsistlng OF four bales q
petition on OF. before the eighth day Of December
A. a. y; bSoO TIi " h i3
defendants are hereby notified that depositops will
be taken in this action at No. IL Spruce street. in
the city Of New York, on Wednesday, the 2lst day
Of November, A. d. 1860 between the hours Of nine
(9) O'clock A. M. aud nine t0) O'clock p. nj. Of said
day. TILDEN TlLDENt for PLAINTIFF.
October 27 1850. nos-fW
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OIL--About $50 barrels Linseed sold
during the week ct SIC. indicating steady
market. Lard Oil in good demand and light
supply. at 93@95c, for No. Coal un-
changed.
t { POTATOES-Th supply from distance
and from this vicinity is large, and the de-
mand for export being quite moderate, the
market continues dull. Prime Northern are
selling to dealers at 30@35c. per busheL and
retailing in market at 40c, ~
PROVISI0NS-The market has been very
dull during the week, and prices lower and
irregular. Mess Pork declined to $l7 so.
toward the close and 400 barrels sold at this
rate; but yesterday good brands were Of
fsred at $17 and the best city brands at
$l7 25, without finding buyers, SO that at the
close prices were nominal. The transac-
tions in Bacon have been small, at $40
89Sc. for Shoulders and 1l@1l14c, for Sides
Lard declined Nc, and closed duh at 107<c.,
without buyers. Green Meats declined to
51l, N and $40, closing dull. 23N
RIOE-A fair demand for new at SIC.
SALT-There has been fair demand for
foreign, and about 2, 500 bags Turks Island
sold at Soc, cash, and 1900 do. coarse Liv-
e1pool, at 81 Is per bag. a fair demand
for domestic at our quotations. | Oh .
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OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI "
RAILRO a d.
BROAD GAUGE. aaa- s.aa
CINCINNATI g. ST. LoUEsl
THROUGH WITHOUT oHANGE OF CARS.

THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS q
Two DAILY TRAINS FOR YINs
u CENNES, Cairo and st. Louis atE 81
4i20 A. n and 5;35 ?. M. fe- -.
Three daily trains for Louisville at 4s9a a. A..
. p. NJ. and A;35 p NJ.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at 9 Pm. 1 .f'
One traih for Evans lille at 1s2b A! A.. 4r "lL
The trains connect at 81. Louis for all points N
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Koo-
kuk; at St. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, VcksburEs
NatcheB and New Orleans. 80 ~
One through train on Sunday at 5:35 p. M.
Returning, fast line leaves East ST. Louis, Sundays
excepted, at q A. NJ, arriving ct Cincinnati e
QihD p. M. ~. g.. ii. .t.y .---T b.. -
Express train leaves st. Louis daily atss2O p. n.
arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A, M. ~ -..',L +.
Fer through tickets to all points West and SOUTH
please aRpy st the ofices Wspnt-sseet M House, be-
corner of1ce; North west coEneI Front end Broad.
way; Spencer House Once; No. East Third-street,
nd at the Depot, corner Front and Mill-streets.
mnibuses cali for passer gerB. Il1 10 ..l 9I. i
- TFT GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
apis General superintendent
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C,4sTHARIEE sCHE:E,T ys; GE9RGE

NtATHARINE SCHEHT VS.. GEORGE
~ OsCHEIf.-2I,OlT-Hami Common Pleas
The aboVe-named defendant, George Scheit, a nom
resident Of the State Of Ohio VIII takeuotice that
on the 21th day Of September, A. d. 1850 the above
complainanff Gatharing Beheit, filed her petition in
the Clerk Is Once Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
wherein she charges him, the said defendant, with
extrems cruelty, gross neglect of duty, habitual
absence for three years, and with adultery, and
pTays 10 be divorced from her said husband, have
the care and Custody of her child, have her name
changed 70 that pf iSchafer, and have alimony and
costs That said cause Is now pending In said Court
and unlefs he Appears on boiJTa the nth day Of
Decemb 1860, aud plead, answer OF demur thereto,
the same Will be heard In his 4bseaoe and decree
taken therein. hObf. MOORE, >. .rf
noi-fW f-i4ff f.. Attorney for petitioner.
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MIscNLLANMous.a b 81

SsPAuDING's PREPARED GbUEft
sPALDIN@s PREPARED cLUFi
sPAIDtNG,s PREPARED eLURi
SAVE THE PIECEsf t3oa
FcoNosrv 'f. DIsPATCHl |
q pS-pA stitch in TIue Saves Nine" ia
As accidents will happen, even in wel-feguated
families II ID very desirable to have some cheap aud
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
Crookery, &o -
-.sI b. sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
Mefds ell such emergencies, and no household can
afford TO be without it, 1t is always ready and mp to
the sticking point, There is no longer necessity
for mpine chairs spiintered veneers, headess dolls
and broken cradles tits just the article for bone
shell and other ornamental work, 80 popular With
ladies of refinement and taste. ,,Ie
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held IN solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities Of the best cabinet-makers glue.
1t may be used in the place Of ordinary mucilRge,
being vastly more adhesive. i L. .tE % fa
a.no- -aUUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE" Il
NB.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
% cents. hs9fe ---
Wholesale Depot, No. as Cednr-st., N. Y.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,
Box Ne. 5000 New York.
Put Tor dealers In iaSehi
ana twelve dozen--a beautiful Lithograph Show
card accompanying each package.
RB- single package of sPALDNG's PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
to:every household, ga ro
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy
| Stores.
/, Country Merchants should make a note ofsPALD-
INGs PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
| list. 1t will stand any climate.
sPAIiDING,s PREPARED GLUEi
| .-.- USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALD1NGs PREPARED GLUE,
| SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE, geo. e
| SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
| SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
81, spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOgSE-FURNISHING STORES.
ispALDING's PREPARED GLUE .s.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
r-,r sPALDINe's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANOY-GoODS DEALERS. l
/ spALDING,s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GR0oERS. .t@ ".
i ,,~s spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLl
Manufactured By ~
1 n HENRY G. sPALDING, Sc co.,
r.t-. AS Cedar-st., New York.
Address PoBtofHce, Box No, $500. 4g10H -4,F
Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
if damaged, may be restored to their original
strength and usefulness by ~ 'l
|
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

MOLASSES-The market has been very
duh during the entire W, elk, and prices are
lower. Small parcels Of new crop which
have been received met with a slow sale,
though offered at 43c. Old is dull at 400
Ale The sales are confined to small parcels
in the small way. .'r
NAILS-A good demand in the regular
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IfVERffsE Il Il tks fis lfhefs sysar sftsfs
tissment will be more likely 70 be seen than In any
othsT BapeT On NeeoAnt Of ~ extensive oireuaton
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As nocidents will happen, even in weli.regulated
families II n very desirable to have cheap aud
convenient way for repairing Furniture Toys
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{ Rgs-,sA stitch in TIme shves Nine.', -sa
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GINSENG market is dali andprices
&C.. per, pound lower, closing at 409l5o.,
which are the rates paid by the dealers o6
arrival, ~ 0f.6 lsoi Aps. w
HAY-The demand hes been better dur
I ingrthe week, and prices advanced soc. per
tun, closing at Sl5 bO@16for prime Timothy,
in bales, oh arrival, at the river and railway
stations. t'7' i..H a' f9i4
n HOPS-There is q moderate demand in
the regular way, At 30@3bc for new, the
latter rate for prime New York State. i'i
fHIDES-A good demand and a firm mar
kpt at our last quotations which we con-
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AVE THE PrRCEs
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IRON-The market remains unchanged
and steady There is a moderate demand
for Pig at S2b@26 per tun, for Ohio Hot-bast
Bar steady at 21z@31zc. for common and
LEAD AND sHoT4The market is un-
changed and steady. Wequote;
Pig LeaG, Il ebc
Bar do. do t1b4
Sheet and 21te ~
Shot, q keg 3lGzl w
LEATHER-A continued good demand
for Sole, but for other kinds the demand is
moderate. Prices are unchanged, aud we
uuote. I'D. '. ..tf' .' ..... NJ ''Al. TO-"
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NNQNEYLOANRpo on VtTCHRs, JEW
EateL ofinls.sst, 81 No. 19S vins-EtTest. bstwss1
Fourth ana 1tfths
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-10

liKALTHFuLNEss OF APpLEs.--There
is scarcely an article OF vegetable food
says Halls Journal Of Health, more widely
useful, and more universally loved, than
the apple. Why every farmer in the nation
has not an apple orchard, where they will
grow at all, is one of the mysteries. Let
every family lay in from two to ten or
more barrels, and it will be to them the
most economical investment in the whole
range of culinaries. A raw mellow apple
is digestod in an hour and half, while
boiled cabbage requires five hours. The
most healthy desert which can be placed
on table is baked apple. If taken
freely at breakfast, with coarse bread and
butter, without meat or flesh of any kind
it has an admirable effect on the genera
system, often removes constipation, cor
recting acidities, and cooling off febrile
conditions, more ctfcc'ually than the most
approved medicines. If families could be
induced to substitute the apple-sound, ripe
and luscous-for the pies, cakes, candies
and sweetlncats, with which their children
are too often inliscreetly stuffed, there
would be diminution in the sum total ol
doctors bills in single year, sufficient to
lay in stock of this delicious fruit for a
whole seasons use.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-10

BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITrERs.-A
Medicine of long triad efficacy for pu,yy-
'"g the Gtoo7, so essential for the founda-
ton of good health, and for correcting dis
orders of the stomach and bowels-such as
Indigestion, Headache, Heart Burn, Loss
Of Appetite, Acidity, Bilious Complaints,
Water Brash, Cramps, Costiveness, Collie,
Piles, Summer Complaint, &c.
In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia
affections it has frequently been admins
tered with marked success.
Two or three doses will convince the
afflicted of its salutary effects---the stom-
ach will speedily regain its strength, a
healthy action Of the liver, bowels and
kidneys will rapidly take place, and re.
newed health be the quick result.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-10

"REs1sT A temptation till you Conquer
1t" particularly if the temptation is to
spend your money as fast as received -
and by doing as Franklin recommended
you will conquer it; for he said "Moder-
ate your appetite and your pleasures, so
that with Ii tie you may be contcnt;' for
"if youth knew what age would crave it
would both get and save;" and deposit
such savings in the Franklin Saving Fund
No l36 South Fourth street, below Chest.
nut, Philadelphia. This old and reliable
Saving Fund never suspended but pays on
demand, with 5 per cent. interest. Sec
advertisement in another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-10
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On the lth of Oct. by Rev. J. Thomas,
VIM. Hachenberg, of White Pigeon, Mich.
to Miss Lucinda Wagner, of Limestone,
Pa.
October 25th, by the same, Mr.. T. J.
Britain, of Chestnut Grove, Lycoming
CO., to Miss Annie Dcrr, of Madison, Co.
lumbia county, Pa.
On the 25th ult., by Rev. D. NJ. Hem
kcl, Mr.. f. s. Fowler, of Espytown, to
Miss Isabella Crate, of Bloomsbury.