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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26

~ ROCERIES.-5O hhds. Sugar; Coffee 100
VI Bags; 80 brls Refined Sugar for sale by
WIN. POLAND " co.,
ct. 81, lS5G.-lyl Water-st., Cltillicothe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
A Rough Description OF MinnesO-

An attorney in Minnesota, whc
had received from another State an
account tor collection, after ackuowl
edging the receipt Of the letter of in.
structions, replied as follows:
Now | am perfectly astonshed at
you for sending claim ont here, for
collection, in these times. Yuu might
as well cast your net into the Lake
Of fire and Brmstone," expecting to
catch suntsh, Or into the celebrated
Stygian pool, to catch picked trout, as
to try to collect money here. Money!
| have a faint recollection of having
seen it when / was a small boy.
believe it was gwen to me by my I'M.
Gle, to buy candy with. (The candy
| do remember) But it has been 50
long since have seen any, that al.
most forget whether gold is made of
corn or mustard, or silver OF white on.
ions or fish scales. Why, sir, we
i've without money. You're behind
the times. 1t is a relic of barbarism
of ages past. We live by eating,
sir, we do. Hoot, man! the mIlen.
mum is coming, the year OF jub lee has
come, and all debts are paid here as
much as they will be unless you take
'projuce." The word "money" is
not in our vocabulary; in the last Web.
ster (revised for this mqridian) it is
marked obsolete, formerly coin
representing money, and used as a
medium of commerce" A few small
pieces can be seen in our Historical
Society's collection, where they are
exhibited as curiosities along with the
skeleton OF the "masto1on," Noah's
old boots, and Adams apple.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
miscellaneous.

ELAGS, TORCHES, and FIREWORKS.
l. POLITICAL FLAGS,
ENGLISH FLAGs
FUNSTON SCOFIBLD, No. % JohpsL
nj Y. SEWING-MACHINE EMPORIUM,
INs No 1876 BROADWAY, COR BRoonRsr
EVERY VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS
Fanly and Manufacturing SeUsns AaeAanss
TO RENT AND FOR SALE.
Parties In want Of Sewing Machines win thsnseiveo
much time and trouble by calling the EMPORIUM, vhsrs
they select from q stock Of
ALL THE LEADING MACHINES,
and can test the before purchasing.
Machines bought, exchanged and repaired
v. w. WICKES, il, No 496 Broadway.
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NO SUMMER TOURISTs.

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BrC,RBosArE sops Imported In la-3ksE' Oh HssAcxso
PAPERS ..Ls,
CaxAx TARrER, PURE, In papers, hoxe os bar
rels, crystals. ...L a,
ExcRLsoR YEAsr POWDER RxIIAsIE and ECONOMICAL the
very best In = a.. -
RATus, In all styles A. A.,
NKwcAsrIK sAL son casks barrels or ssnkses ey the
tun to arrive. :. - .x
soDA ASH OF LyKRpooI NEwcAsrLs BsAsps, differ.
PssrARsD PorAsn, In G. H. and "a tins, In cases and Ia
original barrels - an
direction for n,
put up IN boxes - x,,r . ,,rur>
WE ARE FIRST HANDS ALI GOODS WAkkANfEus
ESTABLIUHED " YEAaA eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
Boots, Shoes, &r.
Gxrnrsinns.


YNHE GREAT EASTERN.
Il SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.
The Great Eastern steamship, John Vine Hall commander,
will make - -
EXCURSION TRIP TO CAPE MAY AND RETURN,
Leaving New-YoIk
MONDAY July ~, at o'clock p m,
Arriving at Cape May early the next day
Returning, leave Cape May
TUESDAY EVENING, July 81 st O'Clock,
Arriving In New-York the following morning
This trip has been arranged with view of shordns the ercur
sion opportunity witnessing In eperson the vast motive
power Of the ship doth paddle and es OF exhibit
Ing practical experience her admirable sailing and quail
spend day in the hight Of the at OF
the most fashionable watering places in America.
DODW0RTHS CELE GRATED BANDS
(Both Military and CotIon)
Win accompany the Excursion
MEALS and REFRESHMENTS may be obtained on board
at moderate prices 81,
Excusonss must be board not later than the
Goth
Tickets for the round trip $40 at the office Of the Adams Ex
press Company So Broadway Staoons extra reserved
exclusively for ladies'. , 49,
Mattresses only will be furnished for gentlemen In the differ
compartments and decks oil the ship for which there will
be charge. }. II. YATES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

~ j. B LIN, z
Os HANuYACTURER Os
SHIRTS BOSOMS and COLLARS. No Bsrclsy-st, ".
GOODS FROM ALL NATIONS.
" FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, Nc. 653 BROADWAY
Is among the chief attractions of the city strangers who
fond Of Ancient Modern, American Indian Articles
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90 Gportsmen.
Alafbinerp.

DURNELLs ROTARY FORCE-PUMf
ID adapted ell purposes Of Pumping from the wei ana c
the freengns. The most simple durable ana
efficient Pump yet made. -
Principal Sales Depot at No 2s Plat st., New York
DOARDMANS Patent Steam Boiler saves ~ pei
I'D Der cent fuel Cylinder boilers be altered a on
laxed Send circular. H. BoARDhAk, 1es bIssawE.
CTEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
- STEAM and WATER GAUGEs 20; xa;
STEAM ENGINES from TO 100 horse power eo.n h a -
sECONDHAN constantly hand aud for SAIL VIII ~
Without Boilers Also BOILERS both Me- and sEooSD'
ssTEA I'M and WATER GAU0Es, INDICATORS LUBRi
CxTORs LOw.WATER ALARMS, &c, &c, &c.
A"'' y" "'''N CHAs w COPELAND. -
No l22 Brosdwsy Nsw-Yofk
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
LYE FOR TREES.

James jenkins, Hancock County, Hi
nois, writes as follows:
Last Spring, after making soap, I
took the lye left in the kettle, after taking
off the soap. and washed the bodies of
three apple trees, and liking the effect,
this Spring I washed fifteen more. 1t
causes the old bark to scale off, and gives
the trees thrifty appearance. 1t kills
all small sprouts that may be on the
trunks of nees or about the roots, and
hlls all grass upon which it falls. 1t
will not do to use on small trees, without
first making it very weak"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
LOox QUIT coon NEWS FOR ALL
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She Ia therefore sure dependence She has been the
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All interviews are strictly private and confidential
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Come one come all to
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Mnrc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
THE
MXnHAWMR MDXR3

THE Proprietor of this wellknown and centrally loca.
L ted House, the EXCHANGE HoTsL, situate Main
Street. In Bloomsbury, Immediately opposite the Colum-
bis County Court House. respectfully Informs his friends
aud the public in general that his House is in
der for the reception and entertainment Of travellers
may feel disposed 10 favor II with their custom He has
spared expense in preparing the EXCHANGE for the
entertainment Of his guests neither shall there be any
thing wanting ION his par TO minister TO their
comfort. HE house is spacious and enjoys excellent
business location.
" Omnibuscs run at all times between the Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road Brpos by which
elers will be pleasantly conveyed and from the
spective Stations in due time to meet the Cars.
VIM. b. KOONS
n slnr July
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
FAST HORSES AT THE FAIRS.
A SUGGESTION.

so much has already been said in the
Agricaltmist, both in words and in
caficatures, against the introduction of
running and trotting horses ut agricultural
exhibitions, that it seems hardly necessary
to add anything moro at the present time.
Let those fast" men and women who
delight in seeing horses ridden or driven
at break neck speed, get up performances
on their own hook 4; they have no right
10 introduce race course into an exhibi.
lion of agricultural and horticultural pro.
ducts. The legitimate object of such an
exhibition is to display improved farm
and garden products, and labor saving
implements, which may be studied quietly
and calmly by cultivators for the purpose
of learning how to Improve their own
practice.
A correspondent, however, suggests a
mode of exhibiting the speed of horses
which is unobjectionable, and may be of
practical utility. We have seen the same
suggestion in the Niagara Falls Gazette,
the Ontario Times, andtwo or three other
exchanges. For most farm purposes it is
desirable that horse should be a fast
,oalker. A horse that can trot or gallop
q mile the quickest, is not the one that can
plow or harrow the largest area in day
with the greatest ease, or take heavy
load TO market with the least delay. The
suggestion Of our correspondent is, that
the managers of agricultural exhibitions
offer prizes for the fastest aOalhing horses.
He proposes that there be several prizes,
say in this wise:
lst-A prize to the single horse that will
walk mile the soonest, under the sad.
die.
2nd-A prize to the horse that will draw
heavy load Of given weight, over
mile in the quickest time with the least
weariness-all competing horses to be
successively attached to the same load.
srd-A similar prize 10 the last named,
but for lighter load.
4th and 5th-Similar prizes to the 2nd
and 3D., for spans Of horses.
1t is also proposed that similar prize be
offered for rapid walking working oxen.
These suggestions are worthy Of atten.
tian. Fast walking animals are wanted
by the masses, fast trottcrs or runners
only by the few. An exhibition of the
seaAsins capabilities Of animals may not
draw SO large crowd from our cities and
villages as trotting match, but it would
have quite as much interest for farmers
generally, and for their benefit agricultu-
raj fairs are, or should be got up.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
NEW ANDSPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP GOODS
at TIE CORNER OF
Main and Iron streets,
b z O o M 8 b u HGs Pa,

% = q q M s. B u n c. PA.
Do you wan, sILKsi Go to BRowER's
DO you want LAvELLA CLOTH, Go to BRowERs
DO you want CHALLI DFLAINEs, Go to BRowERs.
DO you want Fable CovERSi Go to BRowER's.
DO you want CLOTH DUsTERsi Go to BRowER's
Do you want SKELETON sKIRTS1 Go TO BRowER's.
DO you want DR. CUTTERS
sKIRT.sUsPENDERs Goto GROWERS.
Do you want MUsLINsl Co to DRowER's.
Do you want CALICoEsl Go to BROWER'S
DO you wunt LAwN5i Go to BRowER's.
DO you want BAREGEsi Go to BRoWER's
no you want DE BEGEs Go to BRoWER's.
Do you want HosIERYi Go to BROW ER's
Do you want GLOVES Go to BRowERs
Do you want HANDKERCHTEFs1 Go TO BRoWER's
Do you want CARPET SAT- CHRLs1 Go to BRoWER's
Do you want STELLA sHAWLsi Go to BRoWER's
Do you want Mob AIR MITTsi Go 10 BRoWERs.
DO you want SILK GIRDLEsi Go to BRoWERs.
Do you want GAUNTLETsl Go to BRoWER's
DO you want CRoTCHET BRAIDs' Go to BRowERs.
Do you want TIDY CoTToN1 Go to BRoWER's
Do you want PALM FANsi Go to BRoWERs.
DO you want Sun sHADEsi Go to BRowER'S.
DO yon want USBRELLAsi Go to BRowER's
Do you want CAssIMEREsl Go to BRoWER's
Do you wnnt PERSIAN PLAIDi Go to BROWER's
DO you LINEN CHECKsi Go TO BRowER's
DO you want PERCALEsi Go TO BROWER's
Do you want JEANSl Go to BROWBR'S.
Do you want NANkEENSf Go TO BROWERe.
Do you want GINGHAMsi Go to BROwER's
Do you want DUCALsi Co to BROWER's
Do you want CURTAIN MUsLINi Go to BRowER's
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Do you want CHEcKsi Go to BROWER's
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Do you want LADIES' GAlTERsf % to BROWERS.
Do you want FRESH GRocERIEsi 90 to PROWER's
Do you want oUEENsWAREl Go to BROwER's
DO you want GLAssWAREi Go to BRowER'S
DO you want HARDWAREi Go to BROWER'S
Do you want DRUssi Go to BRoWERs
Do you want PURE SPICEs' Go TO DRoWERs.
Do you want CHEAP GOODsi Go to BRoWER's.
Bloomsbury, May 10, 1860.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
DANVllhE NY'lY'IVEI.

HANVlLAE INSTITUTE.
THIS Institution founded by the present Prnc pal
and has always had liberal share Of the patron lpe
Of the community The object aimed at in ali the excr
cises Of The Insisc, to secure in pupils proper de-
veopmeut oi the mental powers, shd thus qualify them
formation of correct AMI eystematic habits.
The field of study embraces English Literature tha
Sciences, the Mathematics, the Classics and M ern
Languages. b giving his undivided attention to the
interests Of the Institution and securing the cooper
OF well qualified instructors the Principal hopes rem
der satisfaction 10 his patrens The Term will oper
Monddy, August 9Th, 1860.
The Principal will receive pupils from distance ~
boarders sn viii gra them every attention necessary
10 their comfort FJr particulars apply to
NJ kELs@, Prineipal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18

KEEPING APpLEs.-A correspondent
of the Farmers Journal says he took a
keg full Of apples last fall, which he secure
ly headed up and sunk to the bottom of a
mill pond. On bringing them to the sur
face few days ago, every apple was
found to be quite free from speech or rot,
and as sound and unwrinkled as when to.
ken from the tree.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
"a NJ q Il Ass
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 81 y 90, South S,ath street, near


The State HuuSe.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA
TEN floors Of this specious building erected expressly
for the proprctors trade, stored with seeds ana
implements OF interest to farmers and gardeners
sixty EARS EsTABIIsngp-The subscribers desire IN
CALL the attention, of Interested in farming
and gardening TO their well selected stock of Agrcu
raj Yools.
Udrrdnted Garden and FlOner SEEDS Grass aud Field
Seeds qf the most reliable quality.
Inc Agricultural implements sold by us are IpostIr
manufactured at our steam works Bristol Pa
Having fitted up our establishment without regard to
expense, with the most complete machienery for the
manufacture OF various kinds Of agriculture implements
we are now prepared to supply all articles in this line
uy equal u not SUPERIOR TO anything of the kind ever
before Offered to the public.
LandItths warranted Garden Seeds have been before
the public for upwards of sixty years their wide spread
popularity and the increasing demand frsm year to year
are the best cveidences Of their superiority over all
others " "
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa.
pers, or in bulk on the most liberal terms
BioOmstale near Bristol Pa garden seed grounds
contains three hundred aud seventy acres and is The
largest establishment Of its kind in the world.
ID. LANDRErH q son,
Nos. 81 d q South Sirth street. Philqdciphia
" Landrcth's Rural Register and Almanac for lsGO
containing Farm Garden aud Green House CnIandnr
Tor every month in the year be had gratis upo ne
sonal or post paid application
January 81, lSGI-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
INPECTIN
The Persian Fever Charm

LroR the prevention and cure of Esr,r and 4rue and
Billions ttrsrs. This wonderful remedy was bros ght
TO the knowledge Of the present propreors by friend
who has been great traveller In Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Euphratee he
sersre attack Of Fever and Ague. On discovering his
condition. one Of the Boatmen took from his an
Annst, saying, "Wedr this aud Esrer rW fonek yos
Although icreduous as to its virtues he complied and
experienced Immediate relief and has snca always
found II an ehcctua protection from oil malarious com.
plants.
On further investigation he found that tho boaman at.
rbuted II TO miraculous powers and said that it coud
only be obnncd from the Priests Of the Sun Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in conversng with Priest
obtained from him the secret of its preparation, and
certained where the medicinal herbs were found, OF
which it was compounded. The wonderful virtues of
this article have induced full belief in the minds OF
the natives IN the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests.
Since his return to America it has been tried with the
happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of nigh
character who have given the most unqualified praise
THIS remedy having been specific in Persia for hund
reds Of years for the prevention and Of Fever and
Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now offered to the Amer
Gun people.
1t will be sent by mail prepaid with full directions fo
use. receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot aud hanufactory, 1Ss Main ST., Rich
nond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce Building
New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX & co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-18
MAXIMS FOR POULTRY KEEPERS

TAose who expect to be successful in
raising or managing poultry, or hope to
make it paying part of farm business,
should observe a few simple rules which
will save them from much disappointment
and trouble.
!. II is not advisable to keep largo
numbers of hens together, or 60 into the
poultry business on large scale. 1t is
found impracticable and Improbable
besides they cannot be kept in 50 healthy
a condition as where but few are toge-
ther.
2. 1t is impossible to keep hens to ad-
vantage without having suitably and
properly arranged home for their accom-
mediation. This is as necessary as that
farmer should have stable for his cattle,
or dwelling for bis family.
8. In eonnexion with the house, .
pou'try-yard should be provided, which
should contain q grass plot, gravel, some
quantities Of Stacked lime, and dry ashes
4. The inside Of the poultry house
should be whitewashed twice year or
oftener, which will serve to keep it free
from vermin, and the hens will be kept
in better condition.
s. Pure water in sufficient quantities
must be provided several times day, in
Winter and Summer.
6. Feed should be given at regular Pc
riods. To fatten fowls, they must not be
allowed to run at large.-Country Gen.
Reman.
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THIS WAY CHEAP BUYERS.
= DLOOMSBURG cheap cash Store, again replenished
- with fresh stock OF SPRING GOODS-we are
now prepared to offer to the public very handsome lot
OF Spring and Summer Goodsat usual low prices, for
READY PAY ONLY,
Come along it'll your cash and produce.
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March 81, 1850.