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OMAHA, Nebraska, July s.-The
steamer Chippewa, with ITO tons OF
freight, mostly government stores.
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II IS NO T TOO MUCH To SY
SINCE AID,
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;

That Prof Woods Hair Restorative
VIII preserve iniHibIT the srOTh aIid cJlyi' ui
TIE lHur, ~ iIseh tYa ar three times u week. ia
any Imaginable age. Perfectly restore the
gray, cover the bald witt aa,uru'1 avn urli..-
mont, the hair; make - more Son and hrn,,I.
iul Than any all, amt preserve l.Gr scaip free
lTn Il ilSoaSn ln tho greatest age. states.
men. Ju'lgns. Attorneys, Dortrrs, Clrirylirn
Professional mnil. and g'ntlenIsu aud lI,iirS ni
all classes. all over tho world, hear icstimnuv
that wg do not say tOo much III its favor
Read the llluNlip \ " Judges
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AMERICAN CEMENT GLUg in
vitc the attention ol all our readers
10 the advertisement OF Messrs.
Johns & Croslcy, New York, in An.
other co'Nmn. Their " Cement
Glue - wiil, no doubt, meet with n
large sale, and is q great saving to
housckcepcrs, and within the reach
Of all. Only twenty-five cents per
bottle, ani for sale by rugsis's
and Storekecpers generally.
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MAnutds Married lame 2sul. ISGl by II.
liys, $50. ~ MS 9shcnce M Findliy, Lawis
Bruuh mas, H,n, 4 NJ, H. bnr, n an oi Arcudin.
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Mails close thirty mlnutas before time OF dc.
partuiG.
nAI.ROAp NAILS,
Railroad maths on tile Rrclnsnt and Ind ANA
train leave az $50 a. M. aildilrrive S2D D. M;
ON. the Branch Road leave G;!j II. M, and ar
rive at u'GlOcS, u. m.
COUNTY, MAILS.
Clement Airing on, Ea gle and DuiIkirs, leave.
every Monday aud Thursday, At 7oGloek, "A.
~. and arrive tho same days at q p, IN,
Van Duren, Portage, Bowling tirecn, pcrns
burg, Oak Ridge, Alba, Gilboa, Buckoye and
kalida, every Tuesday and Friday, at u. m
and arrive every Wednesday, and Saturday AT
y. m. l... ..r..
benton Ridge Pheasant. Vauphnsville, Pen
dl0lon ana Columbus Grove arrive every Tuon.
day NJ 10 oclocS, Il. M, and loaye at | y. M.
the same day.
McComb, sugar Ridge, Lpsig, Medary and
Defiance, Mt. blanchard, blanchard Bridge.
Elm Grove and Maroon arrive every Wedngs.
day at 10 U'clodk a.lms, and depart tho sa.no
day at y. m.
Cass, West Independence, RVs,Oria and Fro.
mont arrive every Friday at y. M, ana de.
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The FOURTH IN FNDLAY. Wha
shall we cay of the iourths Rather
What can We say that will give an
idea of what il was in our town
To attempt description Of it from
frat 10 last, would certainly be th,
greatest folly. We can only give {
general idea OF the immense con
course Of people, and some of th'
more noticeable events Of the day
The frat delegation we saw, wal
from Williamstown. They were il
town By sunrise. From that tim,
until eleven o'clock, they came in by
wagon loads, by car loads, and by
companies, from every direction and
hy every road leading into town, I'm
I'll Main street was one almost i'm
penetreble mass, from Sandusky
street to the bridge. The number
Of people on Main street, could not
have been lees than 10000. The
military companies present, so far
ss we were able to ascertain, were
a. follows
Cavalry companies Biglick town
ship, Captain, Andrew Martin ;
Jackson township, Captain, II. +
Sampson; Liberty township, Cap.
tain, Jacob Long; Flndlay town.
ship, Captain, John Il. May.
Inantry.--Eagle township, Cap.
tain, John d. Bishop; Van Baron
township, GERMANY Captain, 10.
seph Bieler; Jackson township, Cap
tain, Eli Sampson; Madison town
ship, Captain, J. T. Woods; Nc
Comb Rangers, Pleasant town,
ship,) Captain, Isaac Cusic; Finilay
Cadets, Captain, \. Rosenberg;
Fini!ay Zouaves, Captain, A. Lang
worthy; Butler Groys, (Findlay)
Captain, G. b. Wilson; Citizenq'
Guard, Captain, II. Ma,hiaa.
Atabout eleven o'clock, the pro
cession Was formed, and marched %
the old Fair ground. Here eoveral
national airs were sung by the Find
lay G,ee Club, the Declaration Of
Independence was read in mos,
impressive manner, by Eilon Colt.
esq, and sn eloquent and patriotic
aIirras, drliverei by Honorable J
NJ Palmer, alter which, and the
.iri"g II Il salute of thirty. toar guns,
hy the l,ingsolL Light Artillery, the
crowd returned 10 town. 4 great
portion Of the people remained ill
evening to witness the display ~
fireworks. This exhibition was very
beautiful. indeed, though sc ,hi..,,
the committee could have lett of
nbou' one hundred Roman candles,
and -Ib-:i'u'cd something more nov.
cl in their stead without materially
damaging the display.
1t will never he doubted hereafter,
that the people Of Hancock county
know how 20 celebrate the fourth, -
AMI enjoy it, too.
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DrAru. : Died 10 Cas- ,o,ypsllp, Jnne oo,n.

lNGl. of CONSUMPTION, after 4 pr,tlActcd ill'
ness, Mrs. Margaret Van Em'ln, vie al J. &.
Van EmAn, aged tweniy.soven wears and six
months. Size d,od Ia peace and hope,
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Very Valuable Farm for Sale. \
\ CHANCE Eo,, 4 Go,n HOMIE.

CHANCE EoU 4 GorD HOMIE.
WE Undersigned has u his 3are "a valuable
L trnI, ailitiI He wll dispose III On ,c,isun-
HE 'egms. l. coh,aiis gias s,oros. lSgaf which,
rc cinred ami Nril mptnAed; with a pa,,l
abSSnual tau si"gy iI",,sc, q barii, NJ oxuui-
~ orrh1rI a,pl o,d'r.l'ress. ,wu tenant
"tses ana 4 Sd'"I Sionu quarry, isldipg 10 tho
aun 81 s.ii yoar. lac larin h luc.ii cd iDur
nles W's urt'my. On tho rl,l,su rosli lusd,
ng from tfsIdlay 10 Carey. --I .
l.dsr aas $, A. SPEAR, Agrni.
FINpLAY. Ohio, Jnie 2s, lS6t
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rrsATIsEAcTORlLY.rn IN

revealed In any book IN the English language.
Price ~ cents -- uuo Of thu GAcdpest huuk, ia
the world. II health could be estimated u
money, Me- new t,ulS Guutninud In This book
Tor ilie prevention ni ~ ln0al would be- "hnnp
At the ahuvG forfeiture. ~und lur Il circular
fully describing II.
DIR. JacksOu's Monthly Female Pills,
Invaluable IN Female irregularities, hut uoi
advisable ln be used during pregnancy, lest
they Shnuli mar lne nuiis of viisIrlIT. CSud
in tho Dortur's private praoiicu .or dirty
years. Price 81, iVraaidrd by ual.
Dr. Jacksonis Perpetual Preventive.
: the only arLpln IN tDe. world Tint, wltnuui
'uGOuvonicucc ur d,lCur wiIl lnialhhly pre-
a uut cuHCrpliuu, EhuuS.tlils ul mdrrcd Ia
aios, too feeble Ia bear cll.lilron except AT the
hazard of life, have reason Ia bu thankful iur
this Invention. IL resembles no other prevent.
iyc in use, and is Superior tJ all. F"rwanici
90 any address.
N. Ielprnu's Beautiiying Powder.
II lIaparia la tho complexion AN exquisite
bloom and Transparency, alid 0ilecualiy pre-
vents the formation OF wrinkles. hluto,,us,
lreukles, pnnplns, wans, etc., otc.. Price 81
per box, SOni 10y mail. .... sEs
Every le,turmuSi contain SIX cents In STAMPS,
Ia be used Tor reply. Address Drs. Jiuksun.
Herbert IL Co., OF supply os,"INoe-IIox i35 Gin
cinnap Ohio, uni0o, ~. -L,1 sycamore stroai.
Medicines aud ilstr'pp9ns scpi promptly, Ia
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IL See advertisement of Prof. L. Miller =
Hair lr yigorator, in another column.
l-FAll, especially young men. should read
the advertisement Of the new "Na,ional
Dispensary" at Cincinnati. in another col
umn.
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SENATE Mr.. King presented II
petition from, the Military Boar! o.
New York to remit the duties on
arms. --
Mr. Fessenden reported back from
'hr Committee OF Finance the bill
10 Tcfnal and reuIt !aiids on arms
Tor the use 1fthe.ttltn Bill passo.!
lhle."ffar,,d aresoin,inn tha. De.
Wit G Clark be appointed Clerk OF
the S"nate. ir phcc oi'Nlcholsou, re.
resigned. Passed.
Wilson reported back tho hill 10
Increase iae army, with an amend.
mcnt to Increase the OLD regiments
to ;he a'ne.,Iunber rs the uew.
Mr.. Truiubrll ann unccd tie death
OF Steven A DIN glas, aS,.tidtdr rom
Illinois, AID maize an npprourint,
speech, otfrjut customary res9Iu
tions Of respec, aaI mIyr, tia, tne
senate adj Ila WAS followed
by McDongai and Coilamur.
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F"ItNIn"y al UFuERi,ls. w
ISRItI, Ggsts, a-- -...- ..-.
j. N. iuuty " Co.,
q 3sRSEy, PicaSaaiyill-; il "''A
k+Sow. " pwtn WtSi Independence,
GiLn%ur, F,ni N ca. NanIur,
j. ". LAru,n. Mount Hlanchard,
L. VI auS n S"S, WiiiiaInstuwn.
On,-LtNr j. L. NJ. Il La ------.- ------l- e IL
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.VCsy;CEs' uECEi, IS, =
EXECUTIONS, ais0
a. M. kkA "A kfs ScS
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Congressional.

] 80 .as. ~ afrl.
| AeiIINdT0ry July 9.-- HOUSE. -
MT mr' otevens, RON ihe COMMITTEES or
Wass and Means, reported bill fol
u Nationai Convention. and Other
purposes; lseierrea TO Committed
OF tho whole. A.
Also reported a Pill to provide
'or he payment o. he militia ana
So'unseorS ~ csliea iito inc service o
'ne on,'ea states ~ proclamation
" o one I rcS'uen' on the lSth OF Aprll,
i9oi Hoin ,"e '''ne they Were call
" s, ,n'o service 70 me 3Oth Of Jnno.
eseVcn7 sal mere was much SUI.
'e''nS aihonS 'ho oofdlerS, ana There
was no inoaus 10 lmy them Except
ny P"'S'uS ,h'S oii'.
=, nf' 'nhaui'Sh"m unsted that
'"I,c - """''' no 10 "'Jection 10 IT,.
burnett S''" u" VS. inlIy eatiSiled
'"c iIUUse Wou'u p"SS the biIi. He
u'S.''u o. ihsef,"s9 no objection, but
'o''t"V "'ui'''' oN saying ne was OPP
i'"Sc" I" 'no Who'e Sy0tem 0! war
'nsHS ~, utcs, ..'.
no OH was passed. 1t appr1pri
ms @u;VVV'VVV'
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NKrAI.t s'aFEI-AuNdw i,ak prices. Al
w 5, u, FlitY'S
nnuG AND DuOK SrnuE
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snuuvaL.AsD pMpAaruRN ~, MARS
Railroad mats, on tie Rro,n.nt and India,

Mails close thirty mlnutGs before time OF do.
partuiG.
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The DEPTH OF TREEs.-There has 7

The DEPTH OF TREES. There has re.
Gently sprung up some controversy as to
the proper depth that trees should be
transplanted, and as is usual in controyer-
sizes of this kind among practical men, there
is not the least hope of their ever coming
to a common opinion on the question.
And this is natural and perhaps as it
should be. Different kinds oftrees frequent.
ly require different modes of culture, be-
ginning with the planting. For instance
dwarf pears should be planted deep, two or
three inches below the union of the ounce
with the pear. in all soils where dwarf pear
ought to be. A fir or spruce should be
planted shallow, and SO, as a rule, should
standard pear as we'll as apple trees. This
exception should however be made in
light, porous soils they may be guaged
deeper than in clay moulds. Thus the
heavier soils the shallower should the trees
bs planted. Such is our experience Ger
nsassoSn Telegraph.
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RAYMOND'S PA1ENT
5 Il WING WI SC HIN H !!
IHTE.NIED .MlRnu u lsaa
FRIOE SIU EACH.


NJEssRs. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, Of Bloomsburg.
1 having par baseu the ex usz; right Of the above
valuable llMPRnvED ,HEAP PAItsI SEWING MACHINE for
tn county Of Columbia will b. happy 10 supply their
selves and families The following Of the
ptrior advantages ths implement possesses over any
ever yet offered to the publ VIZ
l. II sews from 40 to tOJ stitches per minute thus
saving both tlnc AMI labor III IN: operation.
J. Its construction is plaza auI simple, with uny.
hhg II 'e 1hr usage, II is easy sept in ufLcr ana Wii
ave entire tiun.
g. O' of tht most valuable features Of this Ma hne.
Is Inc sdtss AMI the tonpa tnesS Of its nerhdni
L. DoLbl thread Ma, hin aways GitIi hit man.
eg' ana very unhandy in threaIing bat this Ma hnc ia
easier threaded tnan " n Il UU,lmuh needle.
D. II "ah be alta 10 a b0aru. table stand in op.
eTinls order an. u-ta IN l.ss than half minute.
D. IL greatly economies tn turea yet, produces
ssaI SUM iany strong for any work for win il is
sthtd qualIhcatIon moi known to other sewing Ma
chimes,
No human har Il is capable in producing q seam 80
regular ana systamHii'.
C. Among the array OF Patent Sewing Machines ihsre
are none So htap nnj durable RAYMosps PATENT, but
no VIA mn: Is auap.d to all nds Of periencs
has proven.
!" The operator shape his seam Just as he plcusep
waves leaves and flowers, etc, be represented or
initiated
10 1t is particularly adapted to all kinds Of stitching
-sufh as genemdns shirts bOsoms ratbands, collars
eIc-and all kinds Of Ladies sewing inrluding silks
,awns, ueiahes cali oss &c. cI eptng for mems avy
wear this Ma line IL rather too light Of obstruction
H. nut all the foregoing advantages, though real In
themselves dwndle into nsgnih an e. VIII IN
Mth lht preservation Of health, b.ng saving OF both
iabo and eysght and leaves tn operator without stoop.
tural position.
" For sale by the undersigned at their respef tive
ebilents IN Bloomsbnrg, who will put the nachne 10
! operation and give all necessary instru ton.
HENRY ZUPPINGgR,
p,o, . - DANIEL W. ROBBINs.
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cywhere in selling the above and other popular works
ofous. Our induclm to all auch arr exceedingly.
ib.ral.
For single copies Of the Fook for tcrms to agents
with other information, apply to or address
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Nov II, lsC0-Gm
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l. a N D X 4 MS
AGRlCULTUR RAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 2l d. 20, South St2M street, nea'
the STATE II use.


PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
TEN floors Of this speCOus building erected expressly
for the proprietor trade stored with seeds and
implements of interest To farmers and gardeners
SIXTY YEARS ESTABLISHED. The subscribers desire 10
call tn attention, of every interested farming
and gardening to their well selected stock Of Agrcutu.
raj Tools.
Warranted Garden and Floucr Seeds Grass atd Field
SEEDS, Of the most reliable quality
TIL, Agricu tural lmpl smcnts sold by US mostly
manufactured at our steam works, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up our establishment without regard to
expense, with the most complete machencry Tor the
manufacture Of various kinds Of agricultural implements
we are now prepared to supply all artic in this line
iuy equal not superior to anything Of the kind ever
before off red to tht public
Iandrrths warrant ID Garden Seeds have been before
the public for upwards Of sixty years. their wide spread
popularity and the increasing deaud from year year
are the best cveidences Of their superiority all
others.
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa.
pers, or in bulk. on the most liberal terms.
BlOomsdaa, near Bristol Pa, garden seed grounds
cont aims three hunr ID and seventy acres and is the
largest establishment of its kind in the world
ID. LANDRETH & son,
Nos. 81 & % Sou'hSiIth street Philadelphia,
~ landrcth's Rural Register and Almanac for 1890
containing Farm, Garden and Green House Calandar
for every month in the year be had gratis upon per-
sonal or post paid application.
January 2l, lSO0-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-27
CREAT WORK ON THE HORSE.
The Horse and his DiseaSs.

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, VS..
Professor Of Paiho ogg Gndoper0taue Srr-
gerry in The Veterinary College Of Phl-
adelphia, ac,, etc.
WILL TELL YoU ofthc oreion history and distinctive
trait. or the various breeds Of Euro
pcan, Asiatic, African and American
Horses, with the physical formation
pal the pecu intities Of the animal,
and how to ascertain his age by the
lumber and condition Of his teeth
Illustrated with numerous eIblanato'
ry sngravngs.
The III T,e aUd ms Dasedses
iLL TELL rot II Breeding, Efcuking stablinf feed.
ing, grooming, shocinR, and the gen.
era manag ment of the horse, with
the best modes Of admins ring med.
cine, aso how to treat biting, kick.
ing, rearing, shyng. stumbling, crib
fitug. Re stlessness, and other vices
TO whi,h he is subject; with nuines.
Gus explanatory cngrrvings.
The IO7Se und ms diseases
BILL 7EEL roo ofthe causes. spmptoins. and Treat
ment Of S,rangles. Sore Throat, Dis.
temper Catarrh. Influenza, ironrht.
til,Pncunonn, ileuri<y broken Wind
Chronic ough Ronring and WhistlinR
Lainpas, Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and
nccayed Teeth with other diseases Of
the Mouth and Respiratory Organs.
TIE UOySe a,,0 ms D'SfoSS
WILL TELL Y0U ~ the causes symptoms, and Treat
ment Of Worms, Bots, Collie, strangu.
lation, stony concr tions, Ruptures,
Palsy, hiarrhGa Jaundiee, Hepatit.
thua, Bloody Urine Stones in the Kid
neys and Bladder, Infarnation and
other diseases Of the Stomach. Bow.
els. Liver and Urinary Organs.
Tie Hor@ a"a has h,Se0SeS
WILL TELL YOY OF the causes. symptoms. and treat:
aient Of lone, Blood and Bog, spavin,
Ring Bone, Sweenie, strans, troksu
Knees ind GAYS, Founder, Sola
Brui,e and Gravel, Cracked Hoofs.
Scratches Canker, Thrush, and Corrs
also of Megrim., Vertigo, Epiep.y.
slaggers, and other diseases ofthe fesl
Legs and Head.
The HOy and his Distases
ment Of Fl tula, Poll Evil Glandtra.
Farry, Scarlet Fever anRe, Surfer
Lo kc! Jaw Rheumatism, Cfamp
Calls Diseases Of the bye and Heart,
&c, &c, AMI how to manage Castra.
ton. re,iag, Traphnning Rowei
ling; Firing, Hernia, Amputation trap.
ping AMI 9th 7 surgical ope atons
Te II rSe unr rs ID, enSfs
WILL TELL YcU of Rnrry's Ncthod of tanning Horse.
how to approach ia ter, or Stable a
Colt. how TO nc ustom a Yse to
etrange sounds and lights, and how
TO II. SADDLE Ride, and reak him to
Harness: also tha form and law OF
WAER' Tho VIII lie being the re.
suit { nor thnn fifteen years careful
stu y ofth habits. peeulibrties " ants
AMI weakn IS OF this noble and usefal
animal.
The book contains 3t4pnges, approria,ey illustrated
BY nearly one liunir Engravnps 1t is printed in
clear AMI op:n typennd will b. furnished any address
posag, pail receipt Of price, halfbound TO- orr
cloth extra, ei.25.
$1,000 4 \ EAR y >" ss,.1s.' si Ta::
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ofours. Our inducements to all auch arr exceedingly.
LIBERAL.
For single copies Of the Fook, for terms agents
with Othsr information, apply to address
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Nov II, 1sGO-Gm,
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BAGAINSi BARGAINS!
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MI "A IR Il Il q [S III if

w OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Lgh
w Street and vicinity that thsy have just received
new and extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
which they will sell cheap for cash Thqy have large
and general variety; all that is commonly found in
Country Store aud determined to sell cheap To the
selection of their goods they have paid attention
therefore, their merchandise will bear recomme ndaon
and will prove 10 be of the first class
The proprietors cordially solicit liberal share of pat.
ronage. Customers would do well to call and examine
their general variety before purchasing elsewhere.
Country produce taken exchange for goods at the
highest market price.
MARTZ & ENT.
Light Street, November, 3 lsGO.
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DO YOU KNOW IT.?

CONSUMPTION Is TIE MOST FATAL, SCoCEGE OF
MASTIND. II has been truly regarded as Az iNcrrA
ne MAIApy-fcw ever surviving lis attack cHe sish
Of The ,rt9is humdn rdce,n says nr. CurRcHll, and
MORE 1IIAN CNE HALF OF All. TIE ALI II l0pt.
lAIION Of mos civilized commuri;its lERsil EY Tlil3
IlsEASE." What sad commentary Cd the boasied
efficacy or tho Healing Art
The brilliant iscuvery Of rr. Churchill, made TO tho
1rnncrnl Aca lcny of Medicine of aris has proved an
i !mdlte b5on to the world. ry tho Of this new
rniue Lei knnHn 10 hcmistrY
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-27

A boy entered a stationary store tie
other day, and asked the proprietor what
hind efpsns be sod.
GAN kinds was the reply.
"wsll, then" said the Doy, y, .at.
shzss cents worth Ofpig pens"