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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04
AUCTION SALES


A UCTION SALR-BY JACOB CRAZE 4
on Tuesday MORNING, March 8, at half past
158, OopIt.tt, vest of Cutter, the entire furniture
o. a family, viz: Mahogany II. O. sofa, six do chairs,
table, msh6 gar y caId-tahle and cover, Ave feception
chairs, handsome French plate mirror, gilt frame
enerAytpgs in frames, three. oily carpet and rug,
three light gas chandeliers, &c. Stair carpet and
fast table, fancy table, dining and tea-ware, glass.
ware, castor, clock, FIRE set. carpet and oil. cloth, &c,
MATTRESSES, feather beds, bJlstsrs and pillows, toilet
Cooking stove and fixtures, Kitchen f%urniture' chest hest
OF tools, ice chest, hams, &C. mhI
a uCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG a WILL
Ihird stSFgrnitpFe az ASctionSOS 'T6fssbSSsYe
March 8, at nine O'Clock, will be sold a
valuable assortment of office and household Furni-
tuTe. both new tDd second hand, consulting of, viz:
: PaIior Sets, Plush and Hair 50 Bedstead5,. IS
do. DO 50 oircle.end Cribs, ~ Sofas and Sociabies,
10 Wbat-nots, assortedi s office Desks, 5 dozen
do; 10 DOZEN Nurse and Arm RoeSinS do and 4
general assortment Of other house. keeping goods,
KELLOGG & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs,
mh4 Commercial copy
A uCTION sALF-BY WELLS 4 NILES
- Auction; rooms % Pearl.st.- Boots, Shoes,
viii RiiHT sell on @'' y6 1fs DAY n ao SSisiGRs fo Ms sSsb' s. w
P Pn9sS S,SlG FlS. 9 Gsl fS sSs 4 qb Men,, Boys, Youths and
EANLh 1N0La bnNE duu DEOa
ga9st Women's, Misses and ohildren's Heel Boots
and Slippers Also, 100 dozen asserted Hats and
Caps On WEDNESDAY MORNING., March & AT
nine O'Clock, a general variety Of seasonable Stapie
and Esncy Dry Goods aud Clothing. @6s
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB CRAZE 4
- Sales.room No. ~ East FUurth-st.-
storage Goods at anoiion.-IDdianapOlis aud Gin,
einnatt and. Ohio and Mississippi RairOad.-On
M9FpAY MORNING, March Z, at Ok o'clock.
MHl be sold atttore corner of Front and Wood,
SIS the ionoying goods for account Of whom il
may concern, TO pay charges VIM, Brown, | box.
n. Phillips / boxiJ j. r. BTadstTeet, boxes, baleI
ONO and Mississippi Railroad Co., 2 bags, / box,
!: yudScn' boxes; Jacob Angle, II box; II. Morgan,
90 m simplest j J. Haren, box; n. BishOpriok,
! 1oxi Aug Hoh, 3 boxes; j. Fay, 1 aewiDq-ma.
cline; =, Kelly boz; Howell 4 Evans,I box and
I kegi, J A JNsksoh, 4 whisky kegi J o. Sharp, |
bag LYons& Martin, 3barTeis; SteDhen Fehr. nj
casks y: W. thompson, boxes VIM. Martin, /
GoshRn a Bro ! boxi CayiOr a Co 10 sacks rags:
John BregrspeT, l stone and shauk; o. II. Hunter,
box A, shtpmau, I box, | chest, l tub; X. II
PEI ny, | car lumbar j Delhi, 1 car lumber; M,
kamp,l trunk; fhos. Higdon, a wheelbarrows, i
mh9 JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer.
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81 In White Film, Green and Black GLASSWARE,
70. z syoamsre.street near the Steamboat land
ing, between Front and Columbia, Cincinnati, o..
Mlnea Brandy, Porter, Hook or Oatawba, Olaret
ana Beer Bottles, together with Quart, Pint and
Balf-pint tlasks, DemijOhns, Lanterns, etc.
Country Merchants orders solicited, and filled at
very low prices, with dispatch. mh2 en-
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rCaOICR FAMILY FLOUR.-5O BRLa
vi extra aPily Flour, and 30 brls. family Flour,
Midtown NILS, Ia store and for sale By AARON a.
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RENJAMIN G. II IL co,
~ UNITED STATES LAND AGENCY, No
Ninthst, near Central:ay-MiSS0Ukt LANDS
FOR SALE AT BAhGAIHS.-We have abont
90 coo acres OF fine selected Lands in divers counties
OF the southeastern and western part of Missouri,
which lands We can sell at a fatr price. Will guar.
antee the titles and procure the patents, IL request
ed. We have also a number of Farms in Illinois,
love- Iudiana and Ohio. and some large tracts Of
Land in Tennessee and Wisconsin. Persons wish
ing to invest money safely will please call at our
ofhce. lmh2-fJ b, a O0
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MUSICAL.


80 JOHN T.. MAFHET Is A CANDI-
nAIE for the Office of PRESIDENT OF TAX
CITY COUNCIL at the ensuing election. feaIiI
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
IN TONED against purchasing or trading fortwo
promiisory notes, given by the underaigned, and
made payable TO my order, for 800 each, dated
February, 1851 payable In three and SIX months.
They were obtained from me without valuable con-
sideration by George w. Miller.
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REMOVAL.

"EUOVAI- DRESS-MARING Mrs. COR
lS DON has removed from No. 100 Sixth.sf to
No. IS9 on tbs east side Of Raee-st,, between
Fourth and Fifth. mh2-bs
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FOR RHNT.


ROR .RENT-HOUsR-A brick house contain.
II inR 1--WE rooms, on NJ. Adams. Apply AZ ga
Ftith.st., between sycamore and Broadway. mh4-bs
ROR RENT-BOOM-with or without power,
Arpls on the premises. mhi-bs
E0H nBNT-sToBE-In the Spencer House,
SON. SS S.oSfiS II Pa B5Ssay TSird apply to j. p m SbAgK
EOR OVERWHELMINGLY 81 Chestnut.
~ street Rent SO per month, Apply at car
naeesohice, corner Of Third aud Vine.streets tot.
y pbAkb. mhi-b'
EOH RENT DBICK gOUsE-with eight
~ rooms front, rear and side ward newly "a.
PeIed and painted. Apply to W. b EWING, Lock
NV mutt
For RBNT-oR LEAsG-A Brick House OF
five rooms, situated on Freeman. St, No. $40,
opposite Poplar-st. For particulars inquire on the
Premises. mhl.b~
FOR RENT-TwO z 0 Son broadway,
family. Water in. IHqaire at BIS Broadway.
fmh2-b'I
n OR R"BNT-ROOMs Two or three, suitable
ehil6 iTr /" at t' IL %S Vest q Fo = f@ .st., iSb% gtHyss without RoCt
aud BIN. inquire on the premises mh2-e'
EOR nBNT-oR s E-Two Stores and
betv DSeiPP Pm, N Rpd dhe os Iesr od NO. 3d2 Fifth;st
PBEN REDDlsa, 100 Longworth st. mh2.c'
HCOB nBNT-A BwELLIkG H9UsE-North.
TO GISo6 Sii8,F smith 4 fhBe 3 w 2Is ooiH%'i Nc. 4 AUGB e..
lumbia. st. mh2.bS
FOR HENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS Suitable
~ Tor two gentlemen, at 1a5 ThiId-st. Also,
the lower rart Of a house, centrally located In
quife OF the above. mh2-bS
EOR RENT-OR LEASE "A frame dwelling.
~ win from 2 to 80 acres of land on the west eide
81 mnlereek opposite Oamp Washi1gton. Apply to
the premises. ~Gmh4.b'l HENRY CALDWELL.
hTnR HENT-The best Investment ever offered.
- Will be Tor rent fer the season, TO a competent
persgh, with a sufficient capital, a s,da Fountain,
on the best corner 10 the city. Address SODA
foONIAIN, Press Omce mh2.b
IOH HENT-DwELLING-New attcd m.
~ q eight room, at e low rent to q good tenant,
rear. Apply at % West Peni.st mh2.f
EuR RENT STORE. ROOM With basement,
~ dwelling rom, cellar. &c. on the sonth side Of
Tbitd.st opposite the Burnet House. Rent cheap,
A good stand for shoe, tailoring or other business.
lnagire at ~ West Peatl-st fe27.d'
EOR RhNT- Nos. SO and 81 sixth-st, be,
tween walnut and Vine ~'uitable for a saloon
Bay miller. fe25.ff
EUR RENT-HOUSE- Brick, of IA rooms with
Township Kent $50 year Apply to s. MEN
KIN 4 SONS, 81 West Fifih-st between Walnut
and Vine. mh2-f
RCOB. RBNT-A Farm of twent- seven acres,
from Covington. Inquire Of JOHN f. SdITH'
Thitd.ttreet, between Washington and Russell,
CovinRton. fe26-f'
~ RICHMOND and Freeman. SITS Has been occupied
for a Family Grocery for several years; has a good,
dry cellar; counter, shelving, &c in Store. Also,
separate Apply 10 G W. COCHRAN, north east
correr Of Third ard kaco.sts. mh2.tf
EuR RbNT-A pleasant COUNTRY RESI-
miles from cincinnati. on Snsar Greek. between
Bantam, ard Bethel Terms reasonable. Apply to
g RIRLEH, corner Of Fifth and John-sts or to
q. U WORDEN on the premises. mh2-bs
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LOST.
FOR LEASE.

ENHR LEASE-With the privilege Of purchase
in ten years, one, two or eight beautiful B1iId-
lbg LCts on lork-st, SAM'h A. SA RIG RNT,
mh2.d N. W cor. fifth and Walnut.
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Popular Advrrtisementa

The CiaoiunaH DAILY PREss Z, he natural organ Of
labor a d employment IN As chv. The facilities Of
communication whioh a Jnrnishes bei,Ceen Iaborers and
employers, aud beteeen capital and industry, bv means
Of IL large circulation and cheap adrortissnsnt', sup
ply The people tcih a convenience tohioh has only 10 be
tried 10 h appreciated. A brief Advertisement IN ie
DAILY PRiss places he Object before many thousands
Of both latorors and employers, and Of buyers aud
sellers.
AHsarers No advertisements may be received al The office
Of The DAnY PR,ss, scaled, and addresssdio names,
initials or HuBtbers.
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EXTRA LARGE SHADE AND FRUIT
n1 T~REEs.-Persons in want of extra large Shade
aud fruit-trees, can be supplied BY applying at No,
20 West Fiith.street, or at Cooks Walnut-Hlns
Nursery; Madison-road, adjoining city limits.
Bakers line Of Omnibusses pass the nursery every
hour, starting from the corner of Fifth and syca.
more.sts,i Cincinnati, o. mhitf
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NEW ADvERT1sEDaHNTs
FRUIT TREESI FRUIT TREES!

dr. CURE.-CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY
SPS0 23, l66L.-This is TO certify that my father,
b u. AshcTaft, sixty.tSo years old, and afflicted
receive an injury on his left leg. which became a
sore OF a very alarming size, being sbout two BY
cred with a coating OF green, mucous IA latter. Upon
procuring medical advice | was told 1t would have
About this time 1 became acquainted With DR.. ].
EBEBR and, procuring his Black Salve, I ap-
ell the mucous matter, and left the sore clean II
commenced healing and, after using but four
boxes Of the salve, l had the pleasure Of seeing the
sore entirely healed up.
R0B'T O.. ASHCRAFT,
Steam Sawmill, 293 East Front-st,
can kill and cure a Cancer without instruments or
pain. He also cures Piles and all kinds Of Sores,
Cutter: Office hours, A. NJ tos NJ.
fe26-tf DIR. j. HEBERN.
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GONGRRsh WATkRs.-I0sr ME-
direct rom tho Springs, fifty eases Of
For sale by u JOB BAHH8.
nht National Thsater Building, syesmofs.st.
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PERSONAL.

EDERsONAL-The writer is afflicted with STAN.
u mering in his sbeech He will reward the pgr-
son who vii give him information in regard TO a
cure, Address WILLIAM, 1873 West Fifth.st,
DERsONAL-Home for Infants or ladies, ORE
Vous to, during and after confinement; a
short distance frem the city; Medical attendance
and every comfort on reasonable terms. Perfect se-
eIecy observed Address Box 2,234, Postofice,
OlneinDati. n. Letters, to insure a reply, must
contain a postage stamp. fe2I-x
UDBRsQNAL-w. KENT co, manufactured
- OF ladies', sentlemen's. Misses and children's
boots and shoes, No. 1876 Fifth street, three doors
east OF Race. The work 70 all done by competent
hands and Is Harrcnted Prices cheaper than any,
whore else = thA stty, ja27-tf
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IL PORIER%Just received 100 casks Of East 10,
diR Pale Ale, ven choice; nifty oasks of fine LondOu
Porter, in quart aud pint bottles; also, twenty. i've
casks q fognger's Scotch ale m pipts
mnh4 National Thester BuilaiSs, sycamore Il +
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RUTtER's Xxi GIN
- eaTthen pots, hes every desirable quality OF a
Polish b~laeking, quick and brilliant gloss and
double the usual quantity OF oil Packed two dozen
in a box. Sold BY dealers generally,
BuTLER's PREMIUM BLAOKING,
Three sizea, in tin boxes, Orders from dealers
fe26-f I +. b. BUTLGR Assent.
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ANRnA RAeIaFER.

Acknowledgment, LouisVille P pior,sa. Madi.
son B,stonAt P~oItsmouth Ida , lay, Nashville
VIM. Wallace, 81. L9uis Lanoastf d. No 4, Neville
freestODe, Arkansas River
graph, LoHisvii IA. Prioreaa Mod
iscni BostOna. lie noaster Mo- New
NE kA5sSha VALLEY No, 2 Kanawha River
phis LsonoEa, PittsbaIs Sir WIN. Waliace, Pitfs-
bUrgi BostOnA No. 2. Nhtelbsai Relianes. Deck
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pELXATE M EDIQAL oONsULTA-

TlONe FREE . DTs JACKSON, HEhBERT
a 70. treat with success all Confidential Disc ases,
male or female, on the latest sclentiHo plaus, there.
by iusurins quick and psrmspent cures, a. low
charges. Send for htteen large letter page Circu-
lar, 1ree- Also, Ga Chronic Affections Of long
stau ding, requiring private medical aid. Once and
Copsultation Rooms, Ib7 Sycamore-st betweau
Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. mh2-oms
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RoARDINa.

fOAhpiN!G one or two gentlemen eau Oh
- tain board Rt q Seventies House with
modern convoniences. Reference required. mh2.bf
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula but also those other afFec-
tions which arise from it, such as ERUPrIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNYs FIRE,
RosE, on ERysIPELAs, PMPLEs, PusTULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATIsM, SyPHTLTrIc and MERcURIAL Dis
BASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

ns- In speaking of the war in the
West, and of the leaders and active men
there engaged in this rebellion, the Gin
cinnatti ommerc,at says -
The Hardin Helm, who is reported
moving down Green river, with force Of
from two to four thousand rebels, is a son
of Ex-Governor John 5. Helm, late Presi.
dent of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road This Hardins wife is a half sister
of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Lincoln
has full brother, DR.. George r. G. Todd,
at Richmond, who had the honor of being
jailor to Old Abe's soldiers captured at
Bull Run. Mrs Lincoln has also broth
er, Samuel Todd, who is a lieutenant in
the rebel army in Virginia She has also
a half brother, Alexander, who is now in
the South, also fighting for his "rights. >
Two half sisters Of Mrs Lincoln are mar.
ried to Southern gentlemen, also Scces.
sionists. The younger par. of the family,
until within year past, resided on their
farm, five miles from this place.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

gGy" Hon. Thos. H. burrows. State Su.
perintendent of Common Schools, has is
sued circular stating that the Convention
of represent atives of the different classes
of schools and literary institutions in the
State, that was to have taken place in
Harrisburg on the 2lst of last May, but
was postponed in consequence of the
then recent disturbance of the public peace,
has been again called to meet in Harris.
burg, on Tuesday, November 26, 1861, at
10 clock A. NJ. 1t will continue in ses-
sion four days, and the object will be the
same as that set forth in the former an
nouneement The order of proceedings
and subjects for discussion will be set forth
in the November number Of the Pennsyi-
vunsa ochoOi JournaL.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'.
Dr. DGpnnCG's Golden Pills for Females
hgaHc m correcting, reg Vla,iEc and rcrorilg al eB
situations, from @katoCGr cause, and diray8
sWccGsSfW as Il prsr,Hftre

Ia'''c m eorrefttag reg sgiaRg and reTorilg al ob
S'raciiOHS from @kat5CGr cause, and dicay3
sH'cesJW as prCUcHtce
Ihe Combination of ingredients in Dr Duponro's &
Golden III Is perfectly harmless Th,v have byrn
used in the private practice of Old Dr Dupunro for oy
thlry years, 1nd thousands Of ladies' can testify Ia
their grrht and never falling success III almost eyerv
rRsc IN correcting irregularities, relieving painful nnj
distressing meBstruatiOn particularly at the change OF
dreadful complaint, thu Whites. Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint The above nil
has permanently cured thousands and will cure yo #
yul use them They cannot harm you on the contrary
they remove obstuCtions, restore nature TO its pron
RECLAIMED. and InvigOratG the whole system Ladiss
whose attn Will not permit an ilcrease of Family
viii inA these pills a successful preventive.
These Pills should not be taken during the first three
months ut pregnancy as they bring on mis-.
carriage hut at any other time they are safe.
Price, 81 per box, sold, wholesale and retail, by
NJ. HAGENBUCH, DrHggisi
Sole agent for Bloomsbury, Pa
To whom all orders must be sent Ladies' by send.
ing Him 81 90 10 the Bloomsbury PostOice, can have
these pills sent 10 part of the cUantry confidential
~ and free of Postage" by mail. Sold aIso nv Y
Rank & 60. Danville T., j. Fry, Tamaqua J. A Polk
Mauch hank aud by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States.
n. H. Look ont for cOunterfeits Buy no G. den Pill
OF and kind, uni every box is signed s. d. Howe An
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as
you value your lives and health TO say nothing of be-,
ing humbugged out of your money! buy only Of those
who show the signature of = u. Howe ON every box
which has recently been added account of recent
counterfeit ufthe Pills,
s. D HOWE,
Sole Proprietor New York
Dec. % lS6O-ly
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF AFAMILY pHYSIC

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or cvadc them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their in the following complaints; CeStiUe-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disor1ered
Stomach, Nausea, IpdigeStiop PAN an and Morbid
inaction Of The B0losis, Fl0tuiecy, Loss Of Appe-
tie, Jatadtce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Vi the body or obstruction
Of its functions,
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sSS- The steamer Washington, at New
York, brings Londor papers to the 25th
ult., from which we learn that the friendly
letter LATELY addressed by the Gar Of
Russia to President Lincoln, on the sub
iect of our National trouble, has given
great offence to, and excited considerable
alarm among, the ruling classes in Eng,
land, Lord Palmeraton pronounccs the
sentence in which the Emperor Alexander
allules to the preservation of "tho balance
of power by the United States and Rus
sia, as a diplomatic falsehood, and an
"opeu insult to Great Britain.
lho London Post and other British
journals, in their indignation and fright at
the prospect of an intimate alliance he
tween the countries which one of them
designdtes as the "nations OF the future,
snecg at and cndeavor to aggravate the
agitalions which prevail both in Russia
and America, and display their i'll will
and singularly bad taste by direct lu,ion
to the results of the war in the Crimea and
the possibility Of a rupture of the Federal
Union here. In doing this John Bull, in
his excitement, unveils his intentions as to
his hope of gain by the event,
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, Uniformity OF Prices A New Feature in Basin,
Every on his own Salesman! JONES Il CO. Of IN
treS'ht One prici Clothing Store No. 30 Market stree
above sixth Phi adc phia.
IN addition 10 having the largest, most varied and
hohdble stock of Clothing III Philade ipla mIadc tx
prtssly for retail acs have cOnstittcdrvcry one his
own sHtshian by having marked in figures, on each ar
rlt at tue very lowest price it BE- so d fr 50 they
cannot P"s IOy yaly all must buy alike
rue GOOD are vel spunIed and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making 81 that ali can buy w The
ili a'suranC. of getting good article at the very low.
est prte M o. large stock of piece goods uu hand of
tn atrat style aud best qualities, which viii be- mad
u ORDER IN tAe most fashionable and best manner 25
pr cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent In Market above Sixth Street
No. 800. IONtS & 10
~ THOMAS W. MATTsON, Received the Prize
Medal AZ the Worlds Fair IN ONION l5Jl for TRUNKS
tARPET BAGS Roots, shoes lnl Gums. Great induce.
~ ais ar now offered tu purchasers of the above ai
clCs his II much the largest stock of trunks Garnet
baES' Naices, &c in Philadelphia very cheap co ,h
VI" il2 Market street, door above lth south side
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GsS- Farmers complain that their po
tatocs are rotting, the crop being nearly
useless. We are satisfied from some
what careful study Of the matter, that in
those seasons in which potatoes rot, the
disease is so iuterwoven with the entire
crop, both sound and unsound ones that
they are not fit 10 be eaten And We be-
'lryo the facts will prove chat more discas-
es and deaths are caused by eating un-
hoa!thy potatoes than by any other ter
cau.es combined. A mass OF rotting 20,
ttoea is most nauseous-miasma rise from
The heap destructive to all animal life -
not one potato is perfectly healthy, and
1T to be ynteu d ted to tattening animals
1t i, high time tLi, matter was ookcd to
thorough For our own part, no pota
toe- are cooked about cur house, and shall
not be. And Whenever tbey are found to
be rotting they should a once be buried
away from house and barn, clear of family
and cattle.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

EeIs" NJ. Dietrici, director of the Office
of Statistics at Berlin, has published in the
annals of the academy of that city, the
result of his +, r,searches relative to the
present population of the globe In ad-
dition to his calculation of the total num-
Der Of inhabitan s, which he puts down at
upwards Of l,2ss, 600, 900, NJ Dietyici
estimates the number Of the different hu.
man races as follows: The Caucasian,
800 ooe 300 the Nongol, $50 ,o0O,O 900 f;
thiopian (negroes) l96,oO0,oOo; the
American, (Indians(, 100000; the Ma
ays, 200, 900, 90, The leading relig-
IONS he divides as follows: Christianity
reckons a35 600 900 adherents; Judaism,
100000; the Asiatic religions, 6O0,-
JO0 900 Mohammedanism, 60,00O, 900 ;
aud Poly;heism, . 0,U1o,0oO. Of the
Christian populations, l70 900, 900 belong
to the Roman Catholic Church; 1000,
900 to pro,estants, and 5000 900 to the
Greek Church.