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Recruits Wanted

fl am requested by an officer of the Wat
- son Battery. now at Columbus, KY, to
81 receive such recruits as are willing to
I'M join hatrompany. | shall therefore be
IL pleased to receive any man who has a
good standing in the community, and who
will report 10 me befare Tuesday night.
Transportation tickets will be furnished,
together with all clothing, with the exception
Of caps, which l will order for any person
who may enlist.
Oct. 10, 1861 ~ T. GR1GSBY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-16

SAIr.-Tbe last sale we heard OF il
this place was four sacks. for City dol
lars. That is what might be called ;
salty transaction.
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w ANTED. .

DY young lady. SIT nation in a private family
ID ss Teacher young children preferred
The English Branches and Music taught Ad-
dress Box g. Canton. Miss
Nov~9s 1861 451t.
viclxsbn-g Wing copy twice in Weekly ana send
bill to this effite.
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In this comfy, on Monday night, November 18th
1861. of Diptheria. MARY, daughter of james f.
and Mary A. Mheon. aged years, month aud
days.
In this county, On Friday, the 18th Of October,
ult. the only daughter of Gen. s A. d. Greaves
and s. A. +. Greaves. aged years aud 10 months,
Oh, Monday, 2sth of October ult.. Of Diptheria
PAuL VICTOR. son Of Gen. S. A. d. Greaves and :,
A. H. tsreaveS. aged years and 5 months
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FROM CHARLESTON.


Ecan5oft CnoccuPied by The Enemy.
Charleston, Now ia special dispatch to the
Charleston Courier, dated Poeataigo. Nov. u,
says: detachment Of Light Dragons visited
Beaafost at dayiighi this morning. and report that
two ganboat- lie miIe AID halg below town,
and that tie enemy visit the town daily, hui return
at nig1t.
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IA GDE-EG.ME.

DERSONS who have borrowed BOOKS
4 from my Library and neglected to return
them, will greatly oblige me by doing 80. rs
it is very inconyenient to have them out Of
place.
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LIGHT. LIGHT, j LIGHT
HOME PRODUCTION.

GTEAR0PTENE OIL. 2 substitute for Par
- afine or Coal Oil. II i adapted 10 the use
of Coal Oil Lamps, with a slight alteration Of
the burner and is az safely used.
The above is manufactured by ). Childs-
All interested in light are invited TO call AZ
his store aud see it burn
5. r. CHmDS.
CANTON, MISS.
Norember 2. Is61 Att.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-16

G. ALT, Molasses, Sugar, Bagging and Rope,
- which we viii sell on moderate terms for
cash also, our entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Hardware, &c, &c
ROBINSON, MAYSoN < CO
November > 1861 44-tf
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LATEST BE TELEGRAPH
FR ORA LYING HBuR q.
Two Thousasd Unioni@ts Encamped
Near the Rai.road.

T.ynchburg New 10 The following important
dispatch received this morning from the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad
Jonesboro. Nov f3--The Unien men have a
camp Of 1000 to 1850 men at E.izaEetltoxn near
the North Carolina line, abosst twenty miles frtnl
Bristol. Also another camp. numbering 200 ,nseu
near Strawberry Plains, and both camps are in
ereasing 10 Numbers. They threaten TO take pos
session Of the railroad and burn the bridges.
The Unionisss Reported TO be in Pos
session Of Bristol.
Lyaciburg. Nov. BIT Is currently reported
here that tile Unioni-ts have possession Of Bristol
bata telegram to the Superintendent OF the Ten
nessee and Virginia road. who IS here, shows tie
report to be unfonnded.
Cars Thrown off the Track, Killing
One, Woandins Seven.
The last train, which left Lynchburg on yester-
day evening for East Tennessee. ran over COW
near the Central Depot at 10 o'clock last night re-
ssIltng il four being thrown eff tie track one
man killed and seven wounded.
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iifAb V - u rms
Ist Corps Army Of LIE Potomac,
near CenterTiilesDct. -, 1861
GeneraI oraerg, 80. 90.

The General commanding. in comma-
Orders No AZ, dated October 22i. from
the head quarters Of the army of the Po-
tomac, must avail himself of the occasion
10 xpress confident hope that ali Of his
command. officers and men, By the bril-
liant achievement Of their command 10
arms Of the 7sh brigade. on the 2lstin-
slant. will be assured of our ability 10
cope successfully with the foe ar
rayed against US, in whatsoever force he
may offer battle. Under the inspiration
Of a just cause. defending all that we
hold dear on earth, or worth living for,
and with the manifest aid of tie God of
battles, we can, and must, drive cur in
vaders from the soil Of Virginia. despite
their numbers and their long accumuia-
ting war equipage. Soldiers o. tie
Corps your enemy is demofalized by
these defeats; his numbers give but tenn
porasy confidence. which, at all times. you
| can Iisipate il an instant. when animated
ihy the resolution 10 conquer or to die
facing him. After the success Of the
/ 9Th brigade in the conflict Of the 21st oil
October. no odds must discourage OF
make you doubtful of victory, when
/ you are called upon BIZ your General &c
engage in battle.
By order Of Gen Beauregard.
THOS. JORDAN.
(Oficial) A. A. General.
Al. L. Evans. Al. A. A. General.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-16
FRUITS FOR THE SOUTH.

II TINE OF WAR PREPARE FOB PEACE
n good ORCHARD Is indispensable to the
true delights of Southern home Ii you
don't believe it, try it by calling on
WALKER, MAYNARD & CO.,
Who have for sale, this season. rs fine col
lection of
FRUIT GEs EES
As can be found anywhere- The trees are
WELL GROWN, the varieties are the = rl1hf
stripe" and in view of all these good quail
ties, the following prices are not extraya-
gant
Apple trees, a5 to so cents each, accord
ing to size:
Peach, % to 81 CENTS
Pear, 50 to 70 cents;
Apricot, 80 cents;
Plum, so cents,
Grape vines. p to so cents.
For persons who wish to purchase large
quantity, liberal deductions viii be made
Lour terms are cash; but owing TO the
scarcity OF this article at present, notes beaI-
ing ten per cent. interest will be acceptable
therefore, all who wish a splendid Orchard,
q come and buy without money"
For further particulars, address
WALKER, MAYNARD 4 CO..
Sept g, sel-tf CANTON, MISS,
Mr. r. II. GOULD is our Agent in Canton.
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FRO N IN EMP HIS.
A Battle near ha,liela, Kentucky.

FEDERALs ROOTED AND PURSUED.
Memphis, Nov. ls.--one Of Gen. Chatham
stn iiasarrivedIere and reports That an engagement
took place Monday. beyond Aayteld. between
Bowen s.. Bonhams and Martins regiments and
2oao Fodefals, resulting in the latter being routed
and passaed by our troops to the town Of Paducah
No paytesilra received. Tie Confcderates are now
il positio.s beyond Paducah.
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POPULAR AID FAsH0as5Is kUSlC

q * ) Il 1 e..
TIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully sn-
Il noanees % the ci.iErus * ssaasea zsa
vicinity. that Ne has cepesi-e3 Sc sale. sns
always win keep. "a s. & t'as1ls 'Coa.eel5on.-
AIRY Store Sousa side ef the PsA14c Ss.tuaHe.
q barge selection 81 tAs i2tess aad rses- pep
uIar ieusic Of the aay sa8. @1se. the eess
classic music oG the cid aEl esos3era ee1ee rar-
ed composers The aauzie Is selected 50 assa-
self. and vilf =ni, che taste aa1 wzet< - s4e
uiusje-loV5ag people rs ltslis~. ssg~s sally.
are invited - salt IA tlsv ahexe aeat@4 sSt4l-
lishmsut, and eSss.5ue chs steek. rart7- ets4ls
the large selection 81 teaalstat -anzs. a here
Mr.. Chiiis Vii be glad - ~ais en- fAsus a1s
attend 20 the business f&r tne na.lsssszne.l-
Music nat on band - Ism S1i4e1 foz. eaa 1e
obtained in tew aays. 4 desired.
Tsrass Eafssssa asssk
ADULPHT> BROWN
Jan. Is. 81 Professor 81 Hest
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My Heavens blessing crown their unien.
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II Bales WOODEN Jenns, f1x inter- E1ulhzsg
Aug l5,s1 Al EN- 1 yIRDESS
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GENTS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

~
Asstd Brands Pateut Medicines of every variety in use
Liquors (pure) for medicinal only Fluid, ,Camplene
Carbon Oil Turpentne and Alcohol, Trusses Shoulder
Braces and Abdominal Supporters, Surgical and Den
tai instruments Sash nail and tooth ru luid Camphr
phreys Homeopathic Remedies, Garden, Canary. Rape
and Hemp seeds, Thermometers, prooEgass Morocco
Leather aud Shoe Findings, &C. &c. together with the
largest and most varied assortment of German Toys aud
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ever brought to this place, all of which please call and
see and you must beneve
Having learned by sad experience that "long credits
Will not keep things moving" have determined to
REDUCE LpHlgLSSo
to cash buyers To make 1t Object them as well as
the seller 10 deal the cash principle, either money
ready trade.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the Drug
anu Apnthecary business, besides having carried il on
Ior me last eighteen years on my own hook hatier
myself that am able to do justice to all giving me
trial Thankful to the public for past avors, would
ask trial on the new principle, and will guarantee to
All mat 1t will make long friends, and pay best in the
end 10 pay cash and huy at reduced prices.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
carefully compounded and all orders correctly
Al medicines guaranteed as recommended, Store Room
on Man street near Market door to the Post Of.
hce' bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa.
,-., 5000 EPHRAIM +. LUTZ.
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JAVA WHEAT.

According to a correspondent of the
Country Gentleman, this variety offspring
wheat was introduced into this country in
the following singular manner. A wo-
man who was roasting some Java Coffee
found among it grain of wheat, which
she planted; saved the product and plan
ted again, and SO on for three years, when
she distributed the seed among her friends,
who are reported that it is an excellent
variety"
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A9rifultnrc.
CUTTING OATS.

Some of our contemporaries have rec
commended farmers to cut their oats when
quite green, stating that the straw is much
better for fodder, and that the grain fills
and yields quite as well as though left till
quite ripe. We do not know but what this
is true to some extent, but are inclined to
think that oats are the worst OF all our
grain crops cut early, and we prefer to
let them get so ripe that few Of the first
formed grains will she'll out, obtaining in
this way much heavier and fully ma
tured grain.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
THE LABOR AND REST OF THE
HORSE,

Teamsters and draymcn too generally
suppose that it is more economical to haul
large loads of freight, with their horses
and teams, than medium sized ones. But
1 think there is nothing gained in time by
piling freight high, upon a carriage, for
its transportation. For it requires more
time and strength and care to load the
topmost portion of large quantity of
freight upon the same carriage and to se-
cure it in place, and to unload such por-
ton, than it would to load and unload it,
upon and from another carriage, or to re-
turn for it.
With large load, the team must move
slowly, and to quicken its speed would
strain, worry, fatigue and injuro it. A
team that is much used to hauling large
loads soon becomes so stiffcncd as to move
at snal's pace even without load
Such horses soon depreciate in value,
and their usefulness diminishes fast. 1t is
more humane and economical to so use the
horse as not to abuse him, not to overload
or overwork him. He should not be
worked too long without rest. In the long
days of Summer, he should be stabbed
early and should not be put to work till
after seven o'clock in the morning. For
he needs much time for rest, when the
days are long, and he will eat more between
the hours of six and seven in the morning
than earlier. He should not be fed heart
lily at night, but lightly, and grained in the
morning. 1t rs better to work him to high
twelve at noon, than. very early in the
morning, before he has rested and eaten
sufficiently to strengthen and refresh him.
The working horse should be protected,
in the stable, at least, against the annoy
ance of flies. They may be kept out with
temporary doors and window shutters of
sieve or gauze cloth. And they may be
destroyed with fly poison.
If the horse has an uncurbed head, and
q natural tail, or one that has never been
pricked, dockcd or pulled. he can brush
away the insects by day that so much an.
noy him.-Roughman.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE GIR7RI) LIFE INSURRgNCE ANNUITY Nm
TRUST COMPANY or PHIL.fDELPHL9 D
OFFICE, 80, 4O- CHESTNUT STREET
CAPITAL (paid up) $500 000
Charter PcrpctHai
CONTINUE to make INSURANCES ON LIVES o.
~ the most reasonable terms. v"
The capital being paid up aud invested togethe, nh
n large and constantly increasing reserved fund og
a perfect security to the insured. nv"
The premiums must he pnid yearly half ycn,i. -.
quarterly. t,.-- "N
The Companvadd aBoNus periodically to tho IN,
RANGES of lift. The FIRST BONUS appropriated in H.
ccmb r! 1914, the SECOND BONUS in December un
the THIRD BONUS in December 1854, and the FouRTi
BONUS in December, 1859.
" These additions are made without rcquirin, 49,,
incfrnsc in the premiums to be paid to the Compnv '
The following are n few examples from the Pegi,,
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Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

The Life Pills and Phoenix Bttcrs perhaps The
best remedy fog restoring strength to the body for
act gentle Cauaarlic and by their tonic Qualities
strengthen the whole system
MUliats Life Pills-PrrsOns of plethoric habit who
subject TO fits headache, gdd.ncss, din,ness of
sight drowsincse, from too great h0w of blood
tee head, should take these Pills frequently
ADVICE TO FEMALES Females who valnc their
health should never be without the Life Medicines as
they purify the blood remove ObsruCtions and give the
skin beautiful, clear healthy and blooming appear.
ance.
To Elderly Pcrsons.-NIapy healthy aged ndiyidl,as
who know the value Of Motiat's Life Medicines make
il rule to take them two three times a week by
which they remove the CAUSES that produce ds,as
preserve their health and keep off tic nirnitics OF
age.
Facts for Mothcrs and Nurscs-It is a fact, estab.
shed by the annual bliss of mortality that one half of
the children borne cut oil before attaining seven
years of and the iitfil of this mortality il
found to exist in that foul stale Of ,he stomach and
bowels whch produced the generation of worms AS
the safe restoreT of nanIile health in this critical state
the Life Medicines have long held distinguished rcpi.
alon and for Oulness of the stomach and bowels and
convuslons, although worms may exist il is allowed
to be superior TO any other
Moiats Pills and Bitters- No medicines at prrsent
known have done so much good to mankind us these,
within the last few years; and certainly none have
been rewarded with more numerous and authentic ,ps
umonlals of their invaTiabe and extensive efficacy
They require no dieting cOnfne are partec
mid dnd pleasant in their operation but will power
uy restore healththat creates of earthly
to the most exhausted and dapidatcd con nsttutons
Prepared by
Dr. WM h. MOFFAT,
800 Broadway, New York
And for Sale by all. Druggists api36l Iy
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10

FamprIcs, containing tables Of rates and cNplnnaor
forms of application, and further information can h.
found at the office.
THOMAS RIDGENyAY, Presid,n,
JSo I. JAMES, .4etuary.
LEVI H. TATE, .4gem
F. C. HARRISON, Examining Physician. ''"''
October TO- Is51-K
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
TOMATOES.

This is one of the most healthful, as
well as the most universally liked of all
vegetables; its healthful qualities do not
depend on the mode of preparation for the
table; it may be eaten thrice day, cold
OF hot, cooked or raw, alone or with salt
or pepper or vinegar, or all together, to
like advantage, and to the utmost hat can
be taken with an appetite. It's healthful
quality arises from its slight acidity, in
this, making it as valuable, perhaps as
berries, chhrries, currants, and similar ar.
ticles; it is also highly nutritious, but its
chief virtue consists in its tendency to keep
the bowels free, owing to the seed which it
contains, they acting as mechanical irri-
tants to the inner coating of the bowels,
causing them to throw out large amount
of fluid matter than would otherwise have
been done, to the effect of keeping mucous
surface fabricated, and securing greater
solubrity of the intestinal contents, precise
ly on the principle that figs and white
mustard seed are so frequently sufficient
in removing constipation in certain forms
of disease. The tomato season ends with
the frost. If the vines are pulled up be-
fore the frost comes, and hung up in a we'll
ventilated cellar with the tomato hanging
to them, the Glove apple" will continue ri.
pcning until Christmas. The cellar should
not be too dry nor too warm. The knowl-
edge of this may be improved to great
practical advantage for the benefit of many
who are invalids, and who are fond of to-
matoes.-HafLs Journal Of Health.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10

CoSvIcTED.-Henry Morse, ulias Nor
ris was convicted last week in the U. S.
District Court at Pittsdurg, for robbing
the Mail in Clarion county, in March last.
and sentenced to 10 years in the Peniten-
tiary.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10

AND FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Asthma,
Dyspepsia, scrofula, Marasmus, Paraiysn'
Chronic bronchitis, Anemia, Chlorosis,
and all Disorders Of tho Blood System.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
Moffat's Life Pills.

Mos Life Pills are indebted for their name 10 tneit
NANTES and sensible action in purifying the spfine
and channels of life, and ehaung them WIN IencWou
,riy part IN their history they had tascued ,uitrl'
crom The very verge of untimciy grave peifecy SC
nrinc Ia them that uniform enjoyment OF health WIN
on, which life itself but partial blessing 30 great
indeed had their efficacy invariably proved WA, wus
scarcely less than miraculous 10 thoso VINO were uho
onnintcd with the beautiful philosophical principles
,inon which they were compounded, and upon winch
M 90 rnn spaucutly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
'N,IOFFAT's wi LIFE Pulls
puENIX RITTERS.

rr,cso Tbdicipe, have now been before the pubic 10
perod of 30 yeafs, and during that time nave i,,i m
tnined hinh character In almost every pnN VI III, M
globe for the extraordinary curative propeines VIM
-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-10
Vhose y,abOring Under

can at encc relieve themselves from tne 'nou
. nI majadcs that flesh is heir to- II they wii only
,, mo ronn {els OF nature, and take the medicine
which hest assists her in her operations INA, me
cine is the Vegetable Life Medicines oil Dr. MofiAr