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gentleman Of ch8Facter and integrity, and Will
exert decisive influence for the right.
-George G. Bellows, son Of the Rev. Dr..
Bellows. aud vary elcqaent speaker, is on the
stump for Lincoln. He las hitherto been iden-
titled with the American party.
1t IL reported that she Douglas Aassachus-
eta State Central Committee have q letter from
tho Hon. Erasmus D. Beach, declining the NOM
iuation for Governor rendered him By the
Springfield Convention.
AT Wide Awake meeting in New York,
E. G. Brown, E;q addressed the meeting. and
said he had always been Democrat, and had
eben spoken for Douglas during the present
campaign, until be sax the error of his ways,
and Was now heart and soul for Lincoln,
Is be found he could not possibly asAllow the
Brooks pill.
The Douglasites and Bell ETeretts Of tho
Erie, (N. ~ District, have united On Solomon
G. Haven, o. L. ", II their candidate for
Congress. They also support the same County
ticket.
New York will be useleas expense of tirns md
money. Richmond, Cagger, Brooks, J,sh aud
John Henry, and other commercial politicianr,
will take charge Of that particular business.
All tho others will have to do will be to vota g
per order.
1t is said the District Attorney of New
York propose to 1sy = complaint before tho
Grand Jury against Cagger, Green, Henry,
Brooks Co., for : violasioa Of the st&tute
azains. Ticke. S~indling."
or the Democrats who won't from Bald
wins,i1le, (New York,) to hear Douglas spsat,
aud who .aw him dance upon the balcony at
Syracuse, Thirteen have since boiled the course
md declared for Lincoln. Doug1A1 seems to
hare miserable luck with his personal e1hibi-
tons,
A s,racase paper saJs that there xas no
room for reasonable doubt as to the "nature Of
the disezse" win which Douglas was afflicted
willis in that c,ty.-BaTalo Etortas. ,
Does the Erprsss mean 70 insinnste that
he Was 'tdepresaed in tpirlts se"-AttdnY 6fdf<s-
MIN.
No. probabsbly the Ezp7<s' means to say
that Douglas WAS "depressed 6T apirita-"
"A Wide-Awake company has been formed
At Columbus, Wuconsin, and Edward 3asaaa'
elected captain. Mr. ). il brother Of
Carl Schurx, AID has Lxays hssstofars aestd
with tho Democracy.
"A vcte was taken On the train from H1eht-
gan City 10 Lafayette On Tueaday, and rssuitsd
In counting s18 for Lincoln, Ill tor DoaSlas,
and II fsr Breckinfidss.
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. OMETHING NEW-B. + BABBlII ,
> BEST MEDICINAL SALERETuS.
Is manufactured from common salt,
CS and is prepared entirely different
from other Salsratus. All the dele
Ann terious matter extracted in such .
manner as TO produce Bread, Biscuit,
n and ali kinds Of Cake, without CO n
tsining particle Of Salaratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked; thereby
pro ducing wholesome results. Every
particle Of Saiaraius is turned 70 gas
ana passes through the Breed OF
Biscuit while Baking; consequently
nothing remains bur common SAT-
Water and Flour. You will read,I,
perceive hy the taste Of this SAHARA.
IS ,us that Il 10 entirely different ircm
other S laratus.
AND It's packed in one pound nspers
each wrapper branded % 7 Bah
20 bit,'s Best Medicinal Sileratus;' al
so, picture, t~istrd loaf Of bread
with glass OF effervescing waite
on the top. When you purchase
one paper you should preserve th'
wrapper. aud be particular 10 get ~
next exactly like the iirst--brand ~
above.
Full directions for m-k'ng Brca'
~iih this Sslersius and Sour milk q
~ Cream Tartar. will accompany eaci
Vo package; also direc'ions Tor makinl
~ kinds 81 pastry; also, for maxim.
AND s ida Water aud S.sdh,z Powders.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
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TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES Q

TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
vml2ACsES
'Costar's" er - Mi..
'cOstsr's" RAT, ReAeH. Sc Exsermina,0r.
Cpstar's"
'cos,s''s" BED BUG ExsRMsArOR. .a.
'Cns;ar's" -
" Cvstarsn ELECTRIC powDER. for Insects.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY tA 3W
Rats Roaches - Mice Moles-- Ground
Mice-Be Bues- Ants --Moths-M osqui-
oes- FIess-f nsecrs on Plants, insects on
Animals. &C., Ac.-fn short every iorm and
.pecies OF t} s
We X MIN.
10 Years esta blished In New York City
lscd by the City Post Ofiice-,he City Psis-
,ns and Station Houses-.the CITY Steamers.
Ships. &c.-,he City Hotels. "As,or. "''S'.
Nicholas" &c.-snd by more than 10000
private families.
" Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them.
10 W holesale Agents In al the large Cities.
" Regular sizes, Csc SOC. & 81 Boxes
Botilss-- Flasks.
- !..BEwARE!!. Of Spurious limitations ~
Examine each Box. Bottle & FLASK, AND
take nrthing but "CosrAR's."
~ 81 60 Boxes cent by Mail.
IL SO & So Boxes for Plantations, Hotels.
&c by Express.
ErAddress orders--or for Circular 10 Deal.
srst 10 HENRY COSTAR.
Pr SrIPaL DEPor. 40 BROADWAY. N. ".
For sale 10 jasper by Freadman & Huber.
april ll-3m.
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on TEN LARGE LETTER PAGES,

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uf III. country. We have Just published tn
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rIRs STRING STOCK
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Sr. CECILIA CONCORDtA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings cf this Society are
held the first Saturday in every mouth, at
81 o'clock. r. NJ. az heir hail IN The Union
House. Weekly meetings for i0strum ntsl
aud vocal music are held subject 10 the d.
lection II The Musical Director
JOHN MEHRINGER, President.
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q GOOD supply d Justices Blanks con.
~ ssnily on hsnd snd ~ sale low q IN
COURIER OFFICE.
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PURE NCEN TR A + u
POTASH.
warranted Icub e The strength q
fd,nary Potash: put M ~ cans l.
ID On 3B en-. y, and II h. ~na
lfuli firectiurs 70, making Hard aud
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The cheapest POTASH IN market.
D .nufac,urcd and Tor sale ~
r.. T. BABBiTT'S.
Ms. SO aud 20 Washington = New
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Exhibit Of Conn mon L. Con-
gressiOnal Township Funds

An EXHIBIT Of The Common and C'n
N crssritnal Township Funds Of Dubois
County, indiana, for The year 1859. ending
March "a, 1860, as reported 70 the Board Of
County Commissioners ut the June term,
1860, a. follows. so-wit.
RECEIPTS
There Was remaining in the treasury ~ last
March seiilemen nj with the CJUn's Treas
urer Inc sum Of 1856 q
There has been received IT The Co.
Treasury the following sums Tor
the following objects. 0 vii:
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CONE AND SEE:
JOHN LUTZ.

CORNER NORTH MAIN q "a !" HINcH
INFORMS the public that he has Just re
I c.ived AZ his clothing emporium" vef!
inc stock Of Dry Goods, Ci"'hing and Gre
cries, which he offers tor sale -
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
for cash. 81 approved credit. Come and *.
,mine for yourselves.
Pork, Hides. and al kinds of marketing
,ourht AZ tie highest market price.
He will also make % order, IN the best
.iy!e. an kind. OF Gents Clo,hng he haf
zone Lut The hest w,rk.nen, and can var
ant satisfaction.
CLEANING and repairing neatly done and
n he shortest noiic.. april 4-G*
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DAYTON NURSERIES,,
ENSlEy, HOLT q GO.

PROPRIETORS.
DAZaDn, OhdDs
vlVHESE Nurseries are under the superyi.
u sion OF men OF practical experience. an'
contain The best varieties Of Fruit and Or
namentsl Trees. Shrubs, Roses, Geraniums,
sc. Everything purchased OF them y war
ranied 70 be as represented. aud their tree
Is healthfni and thrifty % those of any other
Nursery. The prnprieiors, feeling conhden'
Of The superiority Of their trees, design e.
iablishing regular business in Dubois Co.,
aud will have az SCENT IN the county
Every Year,
to solici, orders, beina certain that i onls
needs FAIR TRIAL 20 insure them sue.
GEES. Mr.. Holt, one Of the partners - nov
here, and will receive orders Tor any kinds O
rrut u flowers. Printed instructions TO-
planting and culiivating given al delivery.
Nav 90, 1850.
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National Dispensary. established Januai'
la. 1850 solely for the cure u PRIVATE
DISEASES.
The Faculty OF this Institution. C insisting
or three physicians ~ great experience y
the treaime = Of all SEXUAL DISORDERS
invite attention to their new SYSTEM 81
PRacrlcr. founded on the latest discoveries
in Medical Science, without the use q mer
cury--whicn isa:wsys dangerous, often Ia
lal and never necessary.
THE FACULTY OF THE DISPENSARY
Comprises the following well known med'
cal men:
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Late ~ s.. Thomas Hospital London
DIR. ROBERT HERBERT,
Late Of Phila q member OF the society o
Friends.
Mr.. EUGENE vELPEAU.
Lale ~ the Paris aud London Hospitals
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMEN1
Adopted at the Ns,ionaI Dispensary i
four ded on that ~ ut III. great EurupraI
Surgeons, RicoED snd VAlPfAu, (Se"lor
aud also upon discoveries Of a stil' later dat
than theirs.
The above named Associated Physician
guarantee under penalty OF 5000 TO 81
ieci complete cure 10 al cases .; syphilis
(primary or secondary Gonnorhe', Sc
Abuse. Sexual Incaparns, F'uor Abbore
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or Involuntary Emissions, Diseases Of III
Skin. joints, Had, Nose and Threat re
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sex.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-08
Pomona Go. Delinquent Tax Lisi
rnEAsuEER's OFFICE. noyoxA CO., IOWA,


NOTICE hereby given that MONDAY the h day OCTOBER
D.
pablo I'd
list
Sale
adjourned
btasfwiss settled.
-. HnLnEooN.
III Mt Treasurer Monona Iowa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
SHALL WE PLOW IN THE FALL

All lands, except light loans and sandy
soils, are benefited by fall plowing, un-
less they are exposed to washing. Steep
hill should never be plowed in the fall
unless you sow them Immediately with
grain or grass seed, to furnish roots to
hold the soil in place.
But all heavy loans lying fat, and
clays, are greatly benefited by fall plow-
ing. The teams are generally in the best
condition for plowing at this season.
They have had good pasturage through
the summer, and, as rule, have less to
do in the winter and spring. 1t puts the
spring work very much ahead 10 have all
the green sward turned over in the Fall
However much of this may done, the teams
will have enough to do in the Spring, in
carting manure, cross plowing, narrowing
and getting ready for sowing and plant
ing.
In She Fall, the lands that are most
benefited by plowing, are generally in
the best condition for the operation. In
the spring they are often so wet that they
cannot be plowed until May or June -
Now they are dry, and will crumble as
they are turned over.
BY plowiug now, they are prepared to
receive the full benefit of the action of the
frost, rain and snow through tho Winter.
There are no disintegrators like the ele-
ments. Stiff clays and hard pans arc
made loose and friable by these exposures.
The more rough and broken they are left
by the plow, the better. Then there are
rough pasture swards full of brush and
rank weeds, and reclaimed swamps with 9
thick turf of swamp grasses, that are bes
subdued by tearing them up now, They
freeze and thaw through the Winter, ant
little life is left in them by Spring.
Besides this, plowing has an importan
influence upon insect life. Many insects
burrow in the earth, and if left undisturb
cd come forth with new life in the Spring
Flowing disturbs their winter arrange
ments and kills millions of their Larvae.
At this season the soil may be safely
plOwed deeper than in the Spring. Th'
inch or two of yellow soil will undergo
important changes before Spring.-Ams-
rlcan Agricultaria.
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Agricultural Department.
FEEDING FROM THE STACK.

The practice of feeding hay and straw
from the stack is a very wasteful one, yet
many farmers continue to do this, when
with little extra labor, one-half or more
could be saved. A large amount of pro.
vender is in this manner trodden under
foot by the animals. Not unfrequently il
happens that the stack is undermined by
the constant "nibbling' at its foundation
and falls to the ground, thereby causing
an additional waste. Grasses are annually
becoming of more value, and should moi
be used prodigally. The economical way
is to feed hay, straw, corn-stalks, &c.
from racks constructed about the barn-
yard, or, what is better still, if possible
to draw all such provender to the barn
and feed it out from under cover.
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T. ND RET HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 81 d. %, South Sszth street, near
the State n, use

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TEN noors Of this specOus building erected expressy
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sixty YEARS EsrABLisnED-Ihe subscribers desire Ia
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Landreths warranted Garden Seeds have been before
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Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa.
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Boomsdalc, near Bristol Pa, our garden seed grounds
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ID. LANDRETII Il son,
Nos 81 s. % South SiIth street, pAladciphia,
u landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for 1850
containing FARM Garden aud Green House CHlandar
for every month in the year be had gratis upon per
sonal or post paid application
January 81, lrbJ-y.
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COMFORTS FOR COWS.

Now that the cold season is setting in,
let the cows, especially the milk-givers,
have all needful attention. They should
be well housed and we'll fed The stables
should be just moderately warm, we'll ven-
tilated, clean, and provided with suitable
bedding. Aside from the mere matter of
food and drink, the animal should be kept
comfortable. This matter can hardly be
over estimated.
Then, as to fodder: part of this, Of
course, should be straw ,and hay, and corn
stalks but to expect cows to give much
milk on such lean fare, is folly, Favor
them with messes of chopped roots, of cut
straw, or stalks mixed with meal of some
kind. A favorite g ness for cattle, with
a friend Of ours is this: Cut up hay, or
straw, or stalks, in pieces not more than
an inch, or inch and a half long, put the
provender in a tub or tight box, and pour
boiling water upon it; then sprinkle on a
little salt, and cover the whole with little
bran or meal to keep the steam in. When
cold, feed it in messes of bushel at
time. Good as this is, it should be varied
from time to time, for cows like variety,
as well as men. Cows should be salted
two or three times a week. In mild weather
they should range by day in commodi
Gus yard, pro ected on tive rides, at least,
by covered sheds. And this yard should
have psnstock of running water, or a
trough kept full from a good pump; the
first is the best.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

SMUT IN WHEAT--ANoTHER PREyEN.
TISE.-A writer in the Prairie Farmer
mixes peck Of fresh slaked lime with
ten bushels of seed wheat, and lets it stand
on the floor, or in bags, a few days before
sowing-running it through a tanning
mill the last thing, so as not to make it
unpleasant handling This he thinks a
certain preventive.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

To MAKE LEMON PIE Our OF TUR-
EIPs.-4 axe turnip and pare and boil
it, add a tea-spoonful of tartaric acid and
u cup Of sugar, season and bake as an ap.
PIE pie.