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TEA AND CorrsE.-It is almost univer

TIA AND CoFfHE.-It is almost univer-
sally conceded that no stimulants are more
valuable than tea or coffee. The English
Arctic explorers almost invariably use tea,
and so do the Russians, but DIR. Kane's par
ties, after repeated trials, took most kindly
to coffee in the m1rning and tea in the even
ing. The coffee seemed to last through the
day, and the men grew hungry less rapidly
than after tea drinking, while tea soothed
them after hard days labor aud enabled
them to sleep better. The superiority OF
each over alcoholic stimulants was unques-
tionable.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

The 0phir Cos engine is already 90 the
ground, and 10 few days will be ready TO
free the mine from water, aud raise the ore
to the surface. The Central Company will
also have their machinery on the ground in
few weeks.
The ore recently taken out from the opbir
mine, surpasses anything In richness hith-
erto seen.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

The CoxEr.-"Caxton" (Wm. II. Rbodes)
sends the Butte Record a letter giving his
views In regard 10 the comet now visible
every evening almost direct nertherly
from town. He believes 1t 10 be The great
comet Of Charles the V. and that within The
next two msnths Il will tail lie botrid skirts
Of fire from the zenith 70 the horizon" Il
will be distinctly visible daring the eclipse
Of the 18th inst.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
er- A little child ofB.F. Tbomn.oo of

~ little child of b. F. Thompson, OF
Providence, r. |. was recently stified to
death BY dog which mounted the bed Of
the sleeping child, placed its paws on the
little fellows shoulders, and then drew bis
breath until he was suffocated. The child
was In feeble health, and II is possible that
the weight Of the animal upon its body may
have induced spasm that proved fatal
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

A MONSTER Guy 10 now ct Fort Monroe,
Old Point, where Il will be thoroughly
tested. This immenee gun wa. cast at Pitts
burg. Pa. and !, is the largest ever cast in
the United States, its weight being tive ard
one half tons. II is made OF the very bes,
iron, is sixteen feet in length, and will
throw she'll weighing nearly three hundred
pounds.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

~ Henry Ward Beecher has declared
in favor Of female suffrage, and gives as .
reason for the faith that isin him that every
miscreant, III candidate for place. would be
blasted before the votes Of wUmen.n
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

Our country Is the grsa'est roducer Of gold
in the world. Since ls4s there have been
produced In the United States, over five
hundred million dollars wort b Of gold.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
DIR. ROSENBAUM'S
cEILBRArED
STOMACH STOMACH BHrTERs.


Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation, Loss OF Ape
tte or any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbiu action Of the
stomreh Bowels.
ALL OF THESE DIsEAsEs YOU WILL SOON be
"A relieved OF by the Of these Btters a. per d.
rection on the bottles This great ntidspeptie Is
the result Of profound and elaborate studying Of one
Of the most celebrated physicians Of the present
century in the accomplishment Of which he has
freely spent both time and money, We do not hest
tate TO affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum's 5 Stomach
Bitters zro used a case ofFeyer and Agun cannot
occur II has been analyEed by the most scientific
chemists in the Medical Faculty, and is now pre-
scribed BY nine -tenths Of the Physicians OF the
land. Try them-test them--on your costituiion
and 20 your way rejoicing.
Are you dpspeptic s-take these Stomach Bitters.
Are you bilious TRY one Of the bottles, and be
relieved a. once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion constipation :
remove the cause by the free Of these Bitter.
Have you Fever and Ague-cure and prevent this
destroying disease by the tree Of these Btiers
~ The sueriorty Of these Bitters has induced
many to put up spurious article. To prevent de-
cepton in the future, each core will be branded.
". B. JACOBS & co.
and all labeIs will bear our signature, without
which none are genuine.
N. b. JACOBS co
Sole Proprietors.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

~ Forty three patents fer new inven-
tions. mostly mining improvesents, were
granted 10 Californisns last year.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

Sss- They say there are but three rounds
in the ladder of negro's ambition ban
jo, q boss barber and white wife.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

FREScHNES IN CALIroRSIA.-A correspon-
dent Of the .Mineur says oticiai documents
show that there are $4,000 Frenchmsn in
California.
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Is RRWAnD

WILL BE PAID, AND No QUESTIONS ASKED
w for the return Of IN AMBR0ryPE Of young
lady formerly Of this Pl.es. lhs picture vas taken
Nsy fe, 1ssn-H !. " WooD
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

VINO settled Virginia John Smith,
Who unsettled Virginia =. John Brswn.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
French, Wilson & Co.,
80. MAKE THE BEST 49,.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
ONE PRICE;
Refailiun nj Wholesale kPrices.

ONE PRICE,
Retailing at Wbeiesale kPrices.
cTRANGERs VISITING THE CITY would do we'll
y to call and leave their measure; the same will
be fowarded to our House In New York, thereby
enabling them to always procure good ht and
when yon wish Suit you only have to orde- II BY
letter to any part OF the State whers there Is al G
press Uaiee. Bills collected on delivery OF goods
The finest and best kind OF Dres. Suits made to
order, aud delivered TO any part Of the State for
Sixty Dollars-warranted superior TO any other ma
kers
Bags always on hand, and all other goods suitable
for travelling px-posss in sny'cmAte.
FRENCH WILSON CO.,
soy Opposite the steamship s1ies San Francisco.
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CAUTION |

CAUTI0Nl
Consumers Of ROSEBAUMs HrTTERS are caution
ed against the many eounterfeits now anost In the
market especially against cheap and worthless ar
tiee called Rosenchfs Bittsrs Pot up in this city
by Messrs Turner's Bre's, with the avo~ed inten.
tion o. preying on the well.esrned reputation oi
Rosebaums Bitters,a remedial agent in all cases
Of dyfpepsia and similar diseases. The genuine
Rosebaum has our name branded on each cork, and
our signature on each label
". b JACOBS l. CO., Proprietors,
Sansome Street,
Corner Of Commercial Street.
San Francisco, Feb. 18th lso0.-33-em
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81 Jsstiees' Ranks Of Every Description 70,
zals ri this omes
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GOOD BOOKS! CHOICE BOOKSi
NEW AND ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS,
1NHE THRONE OF DAVID:

From tho Conservation Of the Shepherd Of Bethlehem to
the Rebellion ofPrnce Absnloni. Being iustra.
ton of the splendor, Power and Dominion fthe Reign
of the Shepherd King, in series ef Letters wherein
the nagutcence Of Judea is shown 10 the reader as
il by an eye witness. BY the Rev u Inerahan, LII.
D. One volume, II no. GO3 pages Price 81 Is
"1his is the third volume, and the compiction Of
series OF works by the author the history Of
the Israeiitsh monarchy The origin undcr Moses was
trcnt2d OF in the pillar of Fire. and its great gloy un
der David, is treated of in ts work (Ihe Throne of
Davd) while the decline of Acbrew power aud the
opening of the new dispensaon their delineation
in the priuce Of the House of David. These works are
historically valuable, handbooks of information rela
tive to the scenery geography and manners of the Holy
Land. The style is intcresting and powerful and
the work leads to the contemplation and
study Of the sublime language b and the great
doctrines of the truth 1t contains without being such
hooks too ordinarily are, either matin, stupid dognat.
ic or conccitcd"- Boston Daily atlas.
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The Execution OF Walker.

The report that the career of the so,
called General Walker has been brought
to a sudden and fearful end, is fully con-
frmed by intelligence just received. He
was shot at Truxillo by order of the pub
lie authorities of Honduras and his com.
panions, with the exception eff Col. Rudler
who was also executed, were allowed to
depart unmolested.
Walker fell victim to the violated Law
of Nations. Whatever facts may be alle-
ged in oxtonuation of his conduct, or how
ever dcxtorous his skill may appear in eva
ding the legal consequences of his piratical
expeditions, there can be no doubt that ac-
cording to the code universally adopted
by civilized nations, be has legally and
justly perished. He was selfish, cruel,
and unprincpled man; mulish and obsti-
nate in temper ,and his plans were utterly
weak and impracticable. Ho was neither
q hero nor man Of great purposes, but
an unscrupulous adventurer, and practi-
cal invader of provinces at peace with tho
United States. The suffrings, cruelties
and bloodshed which have attended him
from his first raid upon Nicaragua to the
present time, have now met the retribution
thew deserved,
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The Execution Of Walker.

New York, Oct, 3.-Tbe Havana
Diayio, received by the arrival of the
Cahawba, contains an account of the ex-
ecution of General Walker. He died with
fortitudc, protesting to be Catholic.
He said that his war upon Honduras was
wrong and that he alone was to blame,
accepting death with resignation.
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NOV Is YOUR TIME!

The unde Gncd will sell between this and the 10th Of
October, his entircstock ef .-
HATS &. CAfS AT COST! -.
All those in want of Good Hat or Cap, at the lowest
manufacturers price, win please call iInmc cdately
O.. ALSO, -
A .HEW STOpE with Pipe for Bar Rroom or Ohiee.-
One large LOOKING. GLASS | have. also, TRUCK.
B.4GUN for sale, nearly new. and of excellent work
man.hp, for either one or two horses, any body in
want Of such article, will please call and examine
for himself will sell ii low for cash short credit.
ALSO - all those that know themselves indebted,
will please call and make payment aud those having
claims will present them by the time 'pecihed.
$. Is. ANEWALT.
Dloomsburg, Sept. 81 1850 y
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE,
ISRAEL IN BONDAGE.

BY the Rev II IsGRAH.a, author of the Prince OF the
House of David" Onu umc, IL mo, CLOTH 600 page
Price 81 25. -...
"1his werk designed TO sketch the Hebraic history
during thu bondage in Egypt the Prophet Moses being
the central figure and free and striking history of the
period in which thu writer gathers first, fron the Bbs
then from prutane history vast mass of material,
which by his genius is thrown into fanciful narrative
Of tho attractive character which carries the reader
along without dimnution Of, interest'-P philadelphia
Epeninp Bulletin.
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BLOOMsBuRG MARKETS.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS =!

The following appointments will be full
6lled between this and the eDsueing cleo
ton: ,'
Benton, Saturday 9th do
Bloom sburg, Mondoy sth do
Competent speakers will be at all these
places, and the public are respectfully in
vited to attend and hear the issues of the
day fairly discussed.
BY order of the Standing Committee.
fest JACOB HARRIS, Chairman.
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LIEE INSURANCE.

TIE GIR.4RD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY sND
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL-7L1ELPLfL7.
OFFICE, NO. 4Os CHESTNUT STREET,
CAPITAL paid up.) 5000 001.
Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE to make INSURANCES ON LIVES on
~ the most reasonable TERMS .
The capital being paid up and invested toeethci with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund offers
perfect security to thcirsnred. '-l''
The premiunns must be paid yearly half yearly, or
quarterly.
The Company add BONUS periodically to the insu.
RANGES of life. The FIRST BONUS appropriated in De.
cember, lei4, the SECOND BONUS IN Deceinher Ieia,
tho THIRD BONUS in December, ls54 and the FOURTH
BONUS in December, le5a. ~
OJ-These additions are made without requiring any
increase in the premiums to be- paid to the Company.
I'le following u few eKanples from the Register.
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'sPAssIoN SHOULD BE CURED BY Pau
DESoE The passion for squandering
money as fast as received, is cured in many
by pruaently depoaitipg in The Franklin
Saving Fund, No. l36, South Fourth ST.,
below Chestnut, Philadelphia, all their
money not immediately needed in procur-
ing the neeessaries of life, in the place of
carrying it about them, or having it near
at hand to spend as temptation offers. And
in SO doing they acquire habits of economy
and thriftipess, producing pleasure tothem-
selvss, and atfording comfort to those
around them. This Saving Fund never
suspended, and receives and pays in gold,
silver or notes, as may be desired, any
amounts, large or small with five per cent
in or est, without notice, See advertisement
in another column, -.
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J. A N D Il e e HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 81 q. 90, South S,ath street, near
the State HouSe.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA
TEN floors Of this speciOus building erected expressly
for tho proprctoT's trade stored with seeds and
implements of interest farmers und gardeners.
SIXTY YEARS EsrAnLisnED.-The subscribers desire to
and gardening their well selected stock Of Agricultu
raj Tools.
Warranted Garden and Eoner Seeds Grass and Field
Seeds, Of the most reliable quality
The Agricultural Implements SOLD by us are mostly
manufactured steam oTks, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up establishment without regard To
expense, with the mIst complete machienery for the
manufacture various kinds u agricultural implements
we are prepared supply all articles in this line
fully equal If not superior to anything Of the KIND ever
before offered to the public.
Iandrcth's warranted Garden Seeds have been before
the public for upwards of sixty years their vide spread
popularity aud the increasing demand from year TO year
are the best evcidenoes of their superiority over all
q others.
Country merchants can he supplied with seeds in pa.
pers, or in bulk. the most liberal terms
Bloom sdale Bristol Pa, garden seed grounds,
contains three hundred aud seventy acres, and Is the
largest establishment of its kind in the world.
ID. LANDRETH Il son,
Nos 81 g. . South Si4th street, Philadelphia,
" Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for lo60
containing FARM Garden and Green House Calandar
month in the be had gratis upon per
| suna or post paid application.
| January II, lcG0-y.
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New York Democratic State Committee
FORMATION OF THE UNION TICKET.

FORMATION OF THE UNION TICKET.
ALBANY, Oct. 3-Evening.-Th Union
ticket has been finally formed. Green G.
Bronson has been substituted for Henry
$. Randall, Elector at large. The Doug
las State Committee has also endorsed the
fusion. VIM. q. Grain, of Herkimer, has
been substituted for VIM. L. Allen, for
Lieutenant Governor.
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HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY

| have valuable recipe for making Honey, which
will send any person upon the receipt Of 50 centswe
make aud it in family at half the cost and
slider good the hest article of genuine bee ade
Honey, from Uhch il cannot be toid Any person who
will make and sell il and clear froA 80 to 81 day it
only requires articles make H. and they be
had any for 50 cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury any lady can make II in 10 min
any time Three cent postage stamps as good as
money. ..-. r.-.-.- ....
The Pulaski Times, published at Hawknsvie, Geor-
ga Thutsd March I'd, says; Dr. H. Smith OF this
county, presents with beautiful article of Honey
equal, ii superior 10 amy thing ever saw The
honey is manufactured by Mrs SMITH, according TO the
directions given in receipt, which she purchased of
DR. p. CREAGER, Baltimore City, Md. Any person can
get this receipt making honey and be independent Of
the honey bee, by writing with so cents inClosed to
Dr. ]. T. CkEAGER,
No l5S West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md
~,
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JUSTICE TO THE SOUTH.
ANEW BOOK, and one destined TO create sensation
THE SUNNY SOUTH,
Il so1yTurp%ER TIE ar uovp

Embracing five years experience Of Northern Govern.
ess In the land Of sugar rice tobacco and cotton. Edi
ted by PRorEssoRJ IsoRAuAa, of Mississippi Hand.
somely bound in volume, IL mo. sac pages Price
literary notices form the Press throughout the countrv
Tns sussy sourn-" This book is composed Of a a..
res Of letters written in interesting style of nara
two embodyipg the most romantic features of social life
different kinds Of plantations We estiony
from our own personal observation Of similar scenes in
the SOUTH to their ruthfulness here depicted They
are portrayed in vivid interesting style, and would
like the book in the hands thousands of
people who have personal knowledge either Of South
crners or Southern life, except what they have gained
from partizan journals those who intentionally have
written TO deccve"-Ddfy Republican, Buffalo, N y
tcrs They give, far Judge, faithful pictures
Of ofSouhcrn life and are penned without prejudice They
present scenes quite different from an "uncie Toms
Cabin the pictures presented here quite graphic and
we think the portraits painted very nearly natural
coors"-Bosto Daily Bee
the covers Of amvrc arpczing volume Although not
intended as an answer TO the foul unruths In the Uncle
mercifuliy hur back TO their source all lies of such ma.
tre, and we glad to believe that the book will be
read in thousands Of northern homes. The south also
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fulncss aud integrity it is one OF the lvelcst aud most
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THE SUNNY SourH-"rhe entcrprising pub ishcr. G.
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ly issuing new works sf interest and spreading them
over the country system Of transactng
may be looked upon as an institution, for diiusng
knowledge unequa led by any in the county. we CON.
me md this book to ait D0ity Nons.
Tie SUNNY SouTH-"fhis Is a captivating volume.
strongly illustrative of Southern life The heart OF Tho
authoress is with her themes and slit carries the
Of the reader along with her, She in her amusing oil
hand stye, delinates the pccu iaraitcs of southern
home"-Prcss
1'us SUNNY -'Whatovor bears the name Of
Professor lngraan is surd to Involve ip elements of
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seJ- Let the word pass along through
our ranks, STICK TO THE TICKET,
THE WHOLE TICKET, AND MOTH
ING BUT THE REGULAR DEMO-
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THE PRINCE
OF TIE
HOU.SE or DI TTD.

OR. THREE YEARS IN THE HOLY CITY.
In series Of letters reating as il by eye Witness all
the aud wonderful incidents in tho Life of Jg
sus or NAZARETH from his Baptism in Jordan to his
Crusihxon Calvary. ny tho Rev J II IsaRAH.n,
Rector of Christ Church, and Of Thomas Halt Holly
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pagns. Price 81 IS. ''.' ~ F 'H -
In this work the author has succeeded in the bold and
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ns.they might be supposed 10 appear to caus
uai observer The descriptions of rites aud ceremonies
arc spirited and comprehensive. The style is highly
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voiuae Will be as popular as tho "Pigrm's Progress"
Presbyterian and Erangeiist
Copies Of either Of the above books, with handpome
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SheriG's Sale.

10y virtue Of certain writ of LeUarI
Fdcias, to directed, issued of the rourt Of
Common Pleas, OF Columbia county, will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House, in Bloomsbury, on
Saturday, the 2oM day # October, 1860,
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, certain
TRACT OF LAND situate in Pine, late Madison town.
ship and Greenwood township, beginning at post,
thence by land late OF Eli Mendenhal North thirty.
degrees East hundred and ninety five peruhes
post thence Solth seventy -four degrees East forty
and eightenths Perches to post, thence by Tram
Dcrr and Jonathan Lamon South forty three and three
fourth degrees, West two hundred and eleven and
tenth perches to the place of beginning, containing
TWENTY FIVE ACRES and ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY SEVEN PERCHES, strict measure.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold the prop
erty of Isaac Tyler.
JOHN SNYDER,
sHrRIFr's OFFICE, Sheriff.
bloomsbury, Sept. -, 1850.
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NEW TINWARE SHOP.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
THE undersigned respectfully Informs his friends and
l. the public generally, that he has purchased the n
stock of d. g. Miard, and opened A NEW TIN .ftd
WARE AND SHEET IRON ESTABLlsHMENr, nu3V
In the building formerly occupied for that purposeS
by the sad Mr Mllard where he is prepared TO con-
duct the business IN all its various branches.
TinwaTe and House spOulng OF all kinds made TO or
der on short notice and at moderate prices.
Also-sTOVES of vaTiOus styles constantly for sale.
Repairing done 20 order in quIok time.
" Country produce taken IN exchange for work.
PHILIP 5. MOVER,
Bloomsburg, February Ii, 1859.
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np Fine Peaches.--Mr. FD'K. DREuER,
of Bloomsbury mas presented us with a lot
of very large and fno-Aavored Peaches, of
his own raising, for which he has our sin.
cere thanks.