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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
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Corn Field.

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TINWARE g. STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old fricndI
J. and customers. that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishments and the concern wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
lie has just received and offers for sale, the arg
EgrS est aud most extensive assortment Of + NCN
trasa STO YES ever introduced into this market.
IN His stock consists Of a complete assortment oi
the best Cooking an pHrOr stoves in the market tugc
with stove Fixtures Of every description, oven aud
Box Stoves, Radiators, Cyndar Stoves Cast Iron Air
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c. sc StoYtpipe and
Tinware constantly hand aud manufactured 10 order
All kinds Of repairing done usual, short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new customGrs re-
sprctlllly solicited A. NJ. RUPERT.
bloomsbury, November Sd l5G0.-tf.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14

Coon ADvIcE.-The best thing to give
your enemy is forgiveness to your oppo-
nen,, toleranc; to friend, your heart /;
to your child, a good example; to your
father, Difference; to your mother, conduct
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
Life PILLS and Phoenix Bitters.

Tho Life Fills and Phoenix Btters perhaps, the
remedy for restoring strength the body for they
gentle CartaarC, and, by their tonic qualities
strengthen the whole system
Moiut's Life Ps.-persons of plethoric habit, who
are subject to fits, headache giddness dimncss of
sight, drow wsncss from too great flow of blood to
tee head, should take these Pills frequently.
ADVICE TO FEMALES Females who value their
health should never be without the Life Medicines
they purify the blood Obstrucnns and give the
skin beautiful clear, healthy and blooming appear
TO Elderly Persons-Many healthy aged individuals
who know the value of Moilats Life Medicines make
it rule to take them two three times a week, by
which they remove the causes that produce disease,
preserve ihcr health, and keep oil tile intrmitiCs of
Facts for Mothers and Nurscs.-It is fact, estab.
isei BY the annual bliss of mortality, that half of
the chill borne cut of bioTc attaining
years of age aud the fuittul of this mortality
found TO exist in that foul state of the stomach and
bowels which produced the generation of worms. As
the safe restorr Of antilc health this critical state
the Life Medicines have long held distinguished repu-
aiion aud for Ouncss of the stomach aud bowels and
siOis, although exist, it allow ed
to b. superior to any other
AIuiats Fill. aud Bittcrs- No medicines at present
known have done much good to mankind these,
within the last few years; and certainly none have
been rewarded with more numerous and authentic tcs
imonials Of their invarable and extensive efficacy.
They require no dieting nor confinement, are perfectly
mild aud pleasant in their oporntion but will power
fully healththa creates of earthly blessings
to the most exhausted and ditapidated constitutions
Prepared by
Dr. WM b. MoFFAT,
335 Broadway, New York
And for Sale by all. Druggists api3Gl ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
EYERrs GROVE MrLLS,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends md
the public generally that he has just completed his
New Mill on Little Fishingcr ck, in Greenwood town
ship Columbia county, and having engaged ond Of the
best Prnctioai irrs in the country, is prepared
10 execute any business in his line promptly and Salts
fnctory. The building is II large double Brick Mill,
constructed in the modern style and employs four
run ofHurrs strict attention will be given To the bus
and pains spared to render general satisfaction
JAOCB EYER.
Eycr's Grove juno, 8. IsGl--lmt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

resc Medicines have now been before TIE public fol
period of 30 years and during that time have man
taned high character in almost every part OF IN,
globe for the extraordinary curative properties whcl
al.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14

sickness can at relieve themselves from tn. thou
sand mnadics that flesh is heir to, II they viii only
fnov The counarls " nature and take the medicine
which best assists her in her operations That mcdi
cine is the Vegetable Life Medicines of DR.. MoffAr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
"Winohester's Genuine Preparation"

Form OF Dr.. Churchill's Remedy. [Nade from tho
original Formula The action Of the HypophOsphites
is TworoID and specific Increasing tho principle WHICH
CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE, and they are the MOST
POWERFUL BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN. The eject
upon the tubercuar condition is IMMEDIATE, ALL The
GENERAL SYMPTOMS nIsAPrEAEuSG WITH EArDIIY WHICH
REALLY MARyEIous They reliere the cough diminish
expectoraion, inprore tho appetite, arrest diarrhUa
tho night swsdts, chs, and ferer ecase the bowels
becor ysoIIrr and I'll ~ q " lxn pp
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
COLBERT'S BALM IN GILEAD.

For Toohache apply it the face and gums of tho
tooth afflicted pressing hand upon the face; repeat if
not cured In extreme cases, wet cotton with lie balm
aud the tooth and gums. Por Headache battle the
temples and apply TO the and take from ten 10
thirty drops in halfa iumblcr ofwater sweetenod
For Group and Sore Throat, take from ten to thirty
drops internally, in sweetened warm watei:
batLe the throat freely aud bind on a flannel Fer
Headache, rheumatism Neuralgia, Lame Back or Side
baihe freely with Balm in Gilead and generally take
internally
For Burns mix onepart Balm in Gilead and two OF
water and flour, To make paste, the burn with
the same. For Choc, take from To forty drops in
hot water bathe the bowels and apply nannSls-
In the above the smaller dose is for Children and the
larger for adults vary according aud
Colbers Balm in Gilead is harmless. Colbeu's Balm
In Giead gives satisfaction.
Those who have used Balm in Giload will not be with
out IL. Agents vented For terms, address
a. s. COLBERT & CO,
No. l23 South Fourth Street Philadeph Pa.
NIB. Orders sent by Express to any part ofthe Uni
ted states at the shortest notice.
hfauA =
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
c A U 7 I 0 Y.
STOVE AND TIN.WARE SHOP,

1, THE undersigned would inform the citizens
.hI5 Bloomsburg and vicinity, that he has just !
A9 eived and offers for sale of the most extGns
81 assOrtmcnts Of COOKING aud FANCY STON
ever introduced into this market, The Christopher
umbuf, James Robb aud Globe among the first cl;
cooking stoves all of which ar.tigt and gas burr
HIS PariOr stoves handsome and the assortment
Red. ALsO-ParCular attention is paid to Tin-N
ana House SROuting upon short netice. All kind
repairing will be done with ncatness and despat,
" Country produce taken in exchange for work
PHILIP S. MOYEt
OOmsbuTg, Oct. 2, lSG0
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"If, on the earliest appearance OF these Gigne OF
Consumption, tho patient takes daily about ten
grains of tho uYPopHosPH1rEs, he will usually
them nil disappear in q period varying from
few woolss 10 few months; and by continuing the
occnsionGl use of the Kennedy, He WILL SPEED
lily FIND HIMSELF IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH AS He, PERHAPS, EAD NEVER
KNOWN IN HIS LIFE REFoREv
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
DO YOU KNOW 1T?

CONSUMPTION IS THE MOST Fatal. scot7'GE OF
MANKIND. 1t has been truly regarded ms Az 1NctTA-
BtE MAIApy-fcw ever survivngis attack. one sHh
Of me- iUlole human rdceh says Dr. CnrRtHn1, " and
MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE ADULT 1OlI-
JATION Of most civilized communities PERISH by THIS
DISEASE" What n sad commentary on the boasted
efficacy Of tho Healing Art
The brilliant Discovery of rr Churchill mado TO tho
Imperial Academy of Medicine Of ars has proved an
fnslisnlLs boon to the world. Ey the use u this now
and ,ous,ful remedial u1cnt, known TO Chemistry as
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
THE HypcpHOspHsTES,

"The CURE OF CONSUMPTION, oven in tho
Second md Third Stages (nt n period. therefore,
when there can be no doubt ns to the nature or
the Di-onsc) ia the RULE, while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" "I KNOW" rnys DIR. G.,
"thnt they Will prove not only rs 81 RE REM
EDY In CONSUMPTION ns cuinine is In Inter
mittent Fever, but also ns chcctunl n PREsBK.
YATIvE 80 vnoolHatiou In Small Pox"
Let sufferer, who values health and lifc deny an
hour to try this remedy Remember that prevention
is better than eurcn Beware of scfdecepton, or tho
soothing assurance Of friends that is only lids
coldi Fatal to nyrials who now fill premature
graves Give, cntreat you, prompt attention to tho
EARLIEST SIGNS OF eoNSumPTtoNs
"ASD THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEN. - Mark
"Tho earliest symptom OF tuborcular disease is WASTING
It prece the cough and it is earlier, in point of time,
than the HECTIC II is first manifested in the face aud
hands. Tho muscular tissues waste hence DEBILITY
there Is Of something wrong feeling that lus
VITAL ARE TAGGING. The ivGste of the living
machine is more active than Its repair "-Dr. Pollock.
"If schoutdny apparent cause under the influence
OF causes which induce WEAKNESS md EXHAUSTION such
as rant i orerok, erces, pregnancy, dbe1ring,
nursing, raid groch, siOo recovery frtm di.ease,
person begins TO lose his flesh, strength, color,
appetite If ho suffers from siOrSness of breath,
sleepessness and experiences general feeling of Ian
auor and depression, THERE is REASON TO FLAR that
he already rrcdioscd 10 the complaint. If TO these
symptoms be added cough, however slight, particularly
II it has come slowly, during the fair season.
THE PROBABILITY Is GREATER STILL L'--ChHrcAiu.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14

MoFlts Life Pills indebted for their name to their
manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs
and channels of life, and enSuing tlgm with renewed
tonn nnd yircr and to the undoubcd fact that NJ very
curly mart IN their history they had rescued sufferers
from the very verge of unmcy grave perfectly &c.
ont which life itself is but partial blessing SO great
indeed had their efficacy invariably proved that was
scarcely less than miraculous to those who were unac-
ouaintcd with trc beautiful philosophical principles
tipon which they were compounded, and upon which
,I,,y ~ nct
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-09-14
A FAIR TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE !

R1j- BEWARE of Bogus Remedies advertised as nr.
Churchill's and all other SWlSnllNG DEVICES to rob
sufferers Of their means lose precious time md hasten
yATAL RESULT. Write to me for ClRCULARS, and for
DR.. Churchilrs Treatise on Consumption,
which contain tho only authentic infrmdton in regard
10 this NEW TREATMENT Sent FREE 10 all inquirers.
PRICE: In md 10oz. Bottles, 81 and So ench.-
Three large. or six small for So. My fac-simile 10
both tho Label and Outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER IS GENUINE.
F1- Do not confound this Remedy with tho socalled
Chemical Food - and particularly avoid oil prcpara-
tions containing which is DANGEROUS and CCd rsT
OIL which has NO CURATIVE PROPERTY WHATEVER.
Sold by the most respectable Druggists throughout
thUnited States and British Provinces and Wholesale
lReta at the General Depot in the United States by
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, Y.
March ., ls6l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Int

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-In the
~ matter Of the estate Of Henry H freeman, de-
ceased The unde signed bavng been sppoin ed by the
Hon. Vim Pnckney, Judge OF Probate for the county
of Insham, in tae State of Michigan Commissioners
receive, examine and adjust al CLAIMS and demands
against the of the said deceased hereby give no
tce that Wednesday, the 9th day Of November and
on Wednesday, the Goth day Of November, 1861 they
will meet 1t the house of John Dsenroth Aureus Cen
tre in the township Of Aurelius, said county Of IpR
ham, for the purpose of receiving examining and
ing such claims and demands, and that months ON
the date Of this notice allowed BY said Judge of Pro
bate creditors of said their claims for
such examination and adjustment
4 E co nFSSsE' Commissioner.
Dated Aurelius, Sept 18th. 1861. 334s4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09

W. g. Campbell, of Garrard county, KY. in
she Louisville Journal. makes the following OBJ
osrvasoas on the feeding Of farm horses:
ia ascartaing the most economical mode oi
feeding the farm horse, We will premise that tina,
food shich Is procured with the smallest amount
OF labor and capital and adds most to the health,
strength and condition Of the horse, is the most
eooo0 nical. II the horse be kept in actual ser
vice aad labor, cut oats and corn in the cob, with
hay, constitute cheap, healthy and strengthen.
Ing food, and have no doubt is the most eco
uomicd method of feeding ordinarily. Oats
should always be cut up-cat for the horse to
the band, and you will leave portion in fine
condition 70 be ted to cattle. Three bundles
thus cut constitute good feed, with eight ears
OF corn and hay; and if hay is not convenent,
By letting the horse run out at night and pick
grass, or such rough fodder "a is fed to cattle,
be ell keep in fac aesh and extra condition
The log price Of horse feed would not pay for
hooe bestowed upon it. unless 1t be in time of
great scarcity Of food. The food Of horses,
however. should be varied, 80 as TO prevent coy
Ing. but oats are extremely agreeable to the
horss. and he rarely, if ever. clogs upon them.
Out ssrav Of oats. wheat, or rye, made vet, and
rye meal mixed With is By pouring in the meal
and CO lssantly stirring the straw, makes fae
feed - An alternative, but should not be fed
freely 70 any breeding animal. Such feed acts
oasly upon the bowels and skin, and may be used
70 advantage In al cases Of cos,iveness. But
one Of the most palatable and healthy feeds for
she horse espec ally il he be failing in his appe-
ute. Il small quantity of shelled oats, say
q'srs tor horse in delicate health, or gallon
foe horse inclined to costive habits. placed 10
pan, With warm water placed over them, Tor is
may be boiling and suffered to stand and absorb
the wafer, aud give when cool Take care to
pour on only 20 much water as to wet the oats
moderately. Any horse that will eat at all will
sas it. It's action upon the bowels will be 6ne.
which ~ill be told BY the SLEEK and healthy ap-
pearanes Of she hair"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
From the American AgricultuI .sts
A SHORT SERMON On STABLES.

The recent improvements in American archi-
thai could be desired. Brown s,oue trouts, nigh
cs,,iuxs, marble InAutel pieces, costly furnaces
for wArmius aud veutiisting the Dwelling may
please Tie eye aud prOtuote The health aud cvln
tort VI the occupants, while the vaiuaoes hIrses
Of Ins prvpri. tVr suffering troin poorly con-
sssucIea aud poorly Ventilated stable.
Inc fault Otter. lies two directions. The
Oeabls may b. Two tight, Or too open. horse
Deeds ngnt, veil as xir aud suitable warmth
an ivou-tne vegetable structure hardly neeas
hgns uivre than he does Pure air Is essentIai.
has oiuud can not becoMe purified vi ie the air
which Initiates his lungs full vi foul gases from
fsrneuIlms uaanures. Nor is 1t enough " keep
she stalls cieau, II they are 30 tlghs that the
horse - Obliged 70 breath his OWL breath over
AID over again. Digestion Is intertered with,
aud ali Inc iuncIiOn. vi LIE are lmpeded. Lazy
9rSons declAr; that close, warm stable, help.
~ uaaAe n horses Coat hue and glossy III Winter
a. veil ~ in Summer. Bus Ia Winter, such =
cosr is no, to be desired. Nature provides the
au.nAi VI longer hair aud more Ut it. TO defend
hun IRON 49, cold. Ii the horse is we'll groomed
aud o.anketed, MS hair will be smooth aud os.
~ enough all the year round. The ,udoIent
groom ought himself to be shut up for twenty
four hours in the 30. steaning air in which he
oonauss MS masters horse, aud see hOa he
would like it. Open the doors of such q stable
In the morning, where several horses are kept,
aad the hot air aud the neartshOrn are almost
sufficient 70 knock a man down. What wonder,
ths.i. that horsss 50 used, should suffer from in
famed eyes. cough. gauders and other ailments !!
Tue WONDER il that they bear the abuse 80 long
sad 81 we'll.
Nov, the "improssnsent" to our sermon is
simply this: vsnsiIsts tbs stables. Vcntllate,
both 10 Winter and Summer. The outer air
should % brought in at Certain places near the
q Ior, our ,0s in the immediate neighborhOod Of
ths horse, % - to cause hurtfal drafts OF wind
ion nsiiately upon him. Impure air must be
ejscssd. ~ Well A. pure air brought in. This
Gan os done in Summer very we'll by leaving sew
sesl windoss open 10 different parts Of the barns
But better way 10 to insett ventilators in the
the highest parts Of the building, into which
vsaidacts, (sqsre wooden tubss,) shall lead from
the stalls, ami which can BE- opened Or closed at
pleasure. These venrilAtOrs should be covered
with cap, to prevent downward currents and
the beating in Of rain. BY this plan, the foul
sir II carried of directly from the stall without
mixiox With the hay in the lott.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09

OED Cosx soR PoRx MAKIxe.-Thc practices
et late fsssing and feeding Of soft corn is ruin
oa> oas. Every farmer should manage % a "a
keep years stock Of corn on hand, 90 q %
make sh his pork from old corn. Il il worth
NON atsesn 70 twenty Eve per cent. more then
corn lass harvested. Hogs should not be kep,
hsh starved through the latter part Of summer.
waiting nor the new crop. ~ is frequently the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

Probate c. for The County Of lngham, hocen the
Oc Mason Nonday, the 10th day Of sept
one Present, Vim. H. rinekney, Judge Of Probate 10
matter of the estate VI Hugh HaEbe deceased
On read ng and Ming the petition, duly verified Of 10
siAh WOOD, praying that letters Ut ntraton,
vii annsAsl, may be grated to HearyL Henderson
Of Mason:
Thereupon is Ordered, that Monday, the 2lt day
October next O'Clock the forenoon be
he hearing If said petition and that the heir. Of
said deceased, and ali other persons interested in said
etate required to appear at session Of said Court
hen to holden the Probate Office the village OF
Msson and sho~ cause, any there b. Why the prayer
If the perone shou BE- grated And 1t is further
Ordered that said petitioner give notice to the
crested in aid estate Of the psudsncy Of said petition
d the hearing thereof BY causing copy Of his order
70 be pabshsd IN the Lansing Republican, newspape
printed and circulating said county OF lngham for
csssive week. previous said DAY VI hearibg
true copy WV PlNCkNEY,
3w334 Judge of rebate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
TO CONTRACTORS.-Tb

l. Y subserib-r, omm ssoner for the Greenbush ann
atiot State Ro.d VII atteod the letting Of jobs on
said road saturday the 18th day Of October le6l
O'Clock u, ct the store Of the subscriber, in the
village Of G,eeebush The work to Be dsne vii consist
OF cutting all timber 70 the width rods clearne
The same four rods, and grabbing two rods, building
bsdsss sluees eausevsys, ke and side drains ~hers
ssavy The work Uill b les IN OF one mis
River Will b ise ssparass job Annrs detailed spec
6essios Of the y RI vin b LETT with Geo ssark in
the village Of Gresobush who're the came may 10 seeo
and sxsmiped any after the LIST day Of Oct Der
Ample security oil b required Of each contractor for
the faithful Performance Of The work within year
from the date Of tbs emuast.
STEPHEN PEARL, Commissiener
September o, 1851. 4sSs3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-09
4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Notic,

n is hereby gwen that in pursuance Of an order 10
antsd BY the Judge Of Probate for the county Of
Ingham, on the 1871 day Of August A. 1861 shall
pose to sale all the interest Of George Aseeh
saturday, the 10th day of November next At
the prems in the following piece or parcel Of
land The west half Of southeast quarter Of ssctinn
eighteen QS), toes three ~ nyrth Of range two or
east, valued 1T 81 800 co. subject oil liens against said
land. Terms maze knovn oa day Of sale
ErHRAIM MECH
6s336 Admir- of the estate If Geo Ne ch deed.