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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01
GRAND JURORS,

FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1862.
Bloom 90 L. Jackson Thornton, Stephen II. Miller
Briarcr,ek Josiah Thomas, Levi Rinard Daniel
Martz
BsdUer-John Sngley
Bentoa-JacOb Welliver
EishiHgcre- Joseph Runyan
GreeaWood-FTanCis Eves' Matthias Kline
HemiOck Charles Neihsrt Aaron Smith, George Dries.
bach
Loeust-GGorgc Mowry
M6m-Iewis Eckroth, Charles Klingaman
Maiae-Wm Longcnberger, Daniel Yetter
.N0RioHr-JOhn Quick
M PedSdnt--JOhn RuCkel.
Ordnge-SHnuel Bcdleman
Frits
Jan |, 1861
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Piladeiphia Il Reading Rail Read.

Philadelphia Il Reading Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANG EMENI'
lJ r gE la lst oF fAssnSGEE Navs,SSS, ,gGI GRAINS
= (Fassing Reading
Down'to Philadelphia, at 02O and ii NJ, II noon,
Up, to Puttsvillc, at 1850 A NJ, and 5,43 PM.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western xpress from New York, at ,O7 a NJ.
Mail Trains, at 1855 NJ, and j,4j P NJ.
On Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading,
at 80 " and Up Train, at 5,57 NJ.
Both lOju NJ and SAB NJ, up Trains connect at
Port l,nton for rgmaqua, Williamsport EImra Buf'
alO, Niagara and Canada
The ~ 81 NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilk csbarrG. Scranton and lrttStUn
The Western Express Trains onnect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pitsburg, aud all points Yves, and the Mail Trains
connect at Harrisburg for lancaster, Chambersburg
Sunbury WilliamSport Lock Haven, E.mrra and the
tanadUs,
Through First.Class Coupon Tickets and Emigraht
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the princpa points in
th' North and West q, and , the Canada: a,.1
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With 26 Coupons a5 per cent discount, between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2000 miles, between all points, at S45for
Families ai business Firm, and Season Tickets, good
for ihr holm only. for three months in any Passenger
cts Onc.third less
- passeng rs will take the Express Train West, at
thn UPPER DEPOT, lnd all oA:r Trains, az the Low
Err DEpOr. -,
~ lbs Of baggage allowcc each pas assenger
" Passengers are requested to purchase their TICK
cts before ent ring the higher Fares charged II
Up trains Leave IhiludelphIafor Reading Harrisburg
and louisville at A NJ 3,lj p w ana at 4,3d NJ for
reading only
~ Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by G,O2 A.
NJ. Accommodation Train to fhila elpha and return
s. 90 each. C. A. NICOLLS,
Genera iSaperiRteRdsnt.
january 4 1870
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01
Special Notices.

Il As N 1LE oLoT THING
ron
+ A L l.,
The old.established
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
ut the southwest corner Of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Is now prepared with
FULL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
at prices which challenge competition
Particular attention given to Customer Work od,esrs
Uniforms, also Home Guards suits &c
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Southwest cornerof
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PETER >. LEyICB, Proprietor.
nov TO- lSoI' MAY /, lsjl-l2m)
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01

E M P LOY M e " T /!
AGENTS \VANTEDi
1875 {!

Wewi pay from S25 TO SIS per month and all expen.
ses to arttve AGENTS o. give commits i0n Particulars
Fentt2e Nddr,ss tRIE StwlNd MACHINE COMPANY, X
Aug. II, lsjl- l2ln.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01
ADDITIONAL JURORS.

.lfadison-Gsaac Wagner, Abraham Robb.
Bearer Henry Grarhart. ''
.NiRin Stephen Gearhart.
GFeenuOOds William Robbins.
Hemi0ek--liugh Mcbride.
BGducr--l Isaac Davis
BioOm-- Morris C.. sloan.
CdttdcisSa Peter BOdine.
Scou--N lillian CLristman,
CeRtrs--WashirgtOu Shailer, John Foster 81,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01

s9- We shall publish next week full
and graphic account Of the late victory in
Kentucky.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSE.
CIR I q EN D EMS
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL.
& 0 l. L L G E,
y Z, c9f2,er cf7't aad Chestnut Stree $
PHILADELPHIA.


THs ISSrlTCr.oS, which was established in lsii and
is c0nsnu n'lv in III: eighteenth y'dr Of its is
rnct, nIL rs among js graduates. kundr'ds of the
mostSucc 'ssidl Merchants lud business wen o. ou-
Country.
TnE OHyEcr uf IN Institution j. sOaiy a!lGri youEg
men !icii'tsS for thorough Preparation for busn ss
TIE BRNScHEs ,UGHr are, PUoi.keC7 ng, appca-
BILE 10 the various departments 0t trade; PenmaaShp,
both plain HHd ornamtutl; C0m~src al lac, Ma he.
mI'icS, .N.lg1tiOa CirH Engineering, DraEiag hon.
og"rphy, and .iodera LI"gEogcs.
TIE SYSTEM OF lSsrRuCroN is peculiar; classes or
lessons made o! but each student is taught
in ivduay, SO that LG may commence at any time, and
attend at whatever LpurS are most convenient
CAT>LodUEs ar issued aanu1y after tn, 18th Of April
cDutnIlg OF tn student. for tn yaar aud full
particulars Of tsrn ac., and may b. obtansd n any
tine by dl!rtzlhg tn Principal.
ISENTEN3ryE ACaoNNoD ATIoSs Uiie-SprcoG repGtnf0u
and the iHghy cpericats T s Pracipal this lnstltu-
ton Offers facilities superior tOany other in the codn-
try, for young men wishing to prepare for business,
ana ~ obtain at N sane time DIPLOMA, Uhich riH
prJre recommend ItiOn for them them to any Mercaan-
,lie House.
CJ-CRTRSpEss Series Of T'reatises K.KFEp.
now nore widely circlat I'd than any other work
On til subjsc tor sale at the College,
3. HODGES CRITrENDEN,
Attorney .Lar,
PRINoIrAL.
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n 0 T l G q.

ALL persons knowing themselves in any wise indcbt
ed to the Subscriber hereby notified that ali
be speedily closed up they will be put in the
hands of proper officers for collection. have my
settled, forward settle up and costs
L. MEND DENHALL.
Sau II, SG2-4t
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Jan. 25.l5G2 I2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-01
PROCLA VI ALTON.

Bloom sburg, Ian. ls, 1862.
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New Work.
Board Reduced 70 ~ pr day

Sine Inc openiag u tb- sas aai sonneiioas
Hotel. n i4. Ct has been ihe single snisasor u The
rsp..s,ar. e make q sas most .a'apsuoa.. con.
vsuisri aad oomgasiable hoaae or ,bs o.,i,rn and
stranger on his side The Aiisnuc
Aud whatever has seemed likely 20 simluisses ,e
'ho comfort q lt. guests shey have enaeavores.
without resanl 70 eass. 20 provide. and 10 combine
aii ,he elements of iaiisiiaai ,n1 social enjoyment
wh.eh modem ars hs. lasva,.i. saa saslefa taste
aFProre''' an 'h- pairousSs which i "a se-umau.
ed dasins De past - years ). = g-astrg ,.roof
hsi their Efforts hase been appreciated.
To nesi ths .rcle. a. lbc ens.. ~bsa al are
resafsa % practice the uar-f frii ~sonsmy. shs
unsersiEusd.
Have Reduced the rsicc Of Hoard Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a. ,le s.sas lime sbatns none = De laaurlss viii
~hieh their isble ba. hitherto been supplied
TREApwEsi- wHrrc0wB a co.
Nr~ York. scts 2 1851 sros
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Iatermltieni Fever. OF Fcyer and Ague. Remit,e
.Fs,tr, Chill Fewer Dumb A sue. Per iotieaI Head
ache, baillous Hcacashc. AID Iliuus H.
yefs, indeed Tor The whole ola-s oi dls-
eases or ignstlg m hillary derange-
meut, caused by the Malaria u
ftasmaffc Countries.
We are enabled here 20 ofrr ne community
remedy whleh. While il cures The above complaints
viii Certainty, Il stiil perfectly harmless ~ aIy
qu41tiy. such REMEDY IL Invaluable In distrlsfs
where these actng disorders prevail. This ''cuTs.
expels tho uasmatic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system. and prevents the deeelopsnff n Il q
disease II taken on the hrst approach q prenos.
it0ry symptoms. Il h iet oiy tlc beet remedy ever
yet discovered foT this class q complaints bat A..
he cheapest. The large quantity supply o. 4
dollar brings IL within the reach 20 S,ris l.s. ad
lu billions districts where Frsef ad Aens i.tsaail.
everybody should have r and p-l b frti1 lolh i,r
c.fn and lfotcltiuu. A great superiority cf flii.
r,nrdy sty othfr dl.cosorsi for tle sl4.-
iy Ard certain cure ~ luiefm;icnfs s thai ID
t,ius no Vulnine er naeral. sctsesn~ntiy Il pfsiu
c. ne qusEissa or other iiJuTlpus eaois whatever
upon Tie constiintou. TAu-e cured iy y are lct
healthy ~ n the, had never had the d.soase.
feser Al Agee = not alone the consequence Il ~
masnafic poison. great variety - disorders i.r
from it, irritation, among which ere
Neuralgia, Rl,,umaiisu. Gout. H,ala. ia. Bilni.s-.
IooihAehe, Eafacie. CaiArrah, Asthma. lAill
iat'on. Painful Affection q fhe spleen, Il,s.
spain in the Bowels .c,iir l'arsiys-
and lkraneemeai 90 ihs Siomael,
All ~ which. when originating in iAir carse put oi.
the iutermitisuf tsIc, or teeomo periu.ioAi. 1h.s
'CCEr exfeis the poison from thc blood ard o0n-
s@lntutly cures them al alike. n j. an insaluAtl.
tfaieciiun a. immigrants and l.cfslis travelling -
temporarily rrfldtng in the maiafiou- Districts ~
taken occasionally or daily villc sNlo1td o. t -
f.riIDn that vii o. .xrrpfsd frum ne s,siffn and
clnnes aocumuiste in sufficient qrsutifs ss rlttn
iifo dlstasf Hence a b. more valuable 80
lrastiian than erre and few Wfii ffsr sua-r e. tn.
infefmiiienis II ihcy avail iilsm-. tt. 81 ih. ~
irtt0u this frrte ft aflff-.
So rfffar.-i ~ IA. : e. kyFk 4 Gu
Ifl0tl Mt.sat lusetia
ti .rf r.a..iIes sft iar ssiH "a } a CrsIxssAs
O. to>SrIfr. alt - all DRUGGISTS 90 Tefre.
a iHtf
wbaiesaie hy Aftssa A Co. Ciucinuat
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ate. OF Advertising in Daily.

Lea Advertisements aay e,nta pr square e-sa
u9rstl.E.
{. SssI.f.-,asy arrangements rnads 81 shcse ~
wish - advertise - ths year. va tae pf'.'.-'
,t.,.,,, a. risssure Yearly alfverti-rrs horsfer,
- r. esuareA strictly - thrif reFaiH ha,i'r>''
Afg-rtI srs.s@ats Ia fh- special not'ee essana' MI
b. charged tvo pficss. -.
: notsce. pa5ii.hed tn she ioeal columns, q
a., l. ~ rlafer siii ~ charged f1f each iiissrL'H
A. n over ten tines. ten ceni- pr hne -,
tisrrtf tfesrenfs seus fn for sp-ciheti una~, VII
y. Inserted tAftc months, uriess eflefea - "a,
- - = laneFat ~ th~ sane, unless othrf"i-r
...s..'. se eandlsates for orcs q every dese'.P-
. -. ~ arrrf - 90 sor each name IN the iai{
49, $3.50 ne % AT W~~<iy. a+'e'ss - a.
raHfs.
= =. ...,tes. s4.fsrtlsenaeuis whatever.
a. .re. .si be male for inserting ths Iest.ts 81
.uft. f~r. S<4stle. OF Asso<fations a. follow
R.re.eh nstlee not exceeding lines - cents i'f
s.ra .s.se-tlou. over ight lines al This rate
A,..anneIn< deaths With fuisrrA n"e'es "''-Hss'
al. ssifhouf nntce, free ,...
49,. N fssfie4ls Picrcs AMI Exeursos.., so,ien
% - laiisit1aIs zssoeiatiosis. OF oy esaieAes,
lS,.i .lssrtlssiaen,s ir..r-',t - ne expense o.
Attorney orterinx AMI pa3w ~ Hs''y
ime psl.,he- f.st aecounisb'c Or The aeeurAeJ oi
essi advertisements he3oni ins smoah' sh-<'' -
their pubhfA alton
ne Weekly Express
sash.4..i evsry Wednesday. aitl - per .nnuEr.
.fraHcs.
ss-Ss paper seus without lhe money. nor eon'inu-
alarv-r tine than pad for
tates 90 Advertising in weekly
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a B - = R n G L

OI tie FIFTEENTH SkJlI- ANNUAL STA7E-
AE.vI ~ Ia condifioA ~ fte NOM LkSt-
RANcA cDNI'ffl, II fte t0y ~ Nssn iort.
Oa tc Ia dts ~ Jdnafry, lscl.
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he Weekly Express

ss-11~re 81 Be no deviation fsom the above
sS- saesfts..a.-nls pabils,~t ln both Daily ana
wT.Iix alii - rhaf the far DAILY faiss with one
half q the Wfts ~ fstcs aisiei
CHARLES CRUFT. fRo'K-
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COAL! COAL,
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have nweiiiuRs ard slsfs nosaAs :. sear y.
ta~ns excellent p,eres - sell goods. Which I pIii
trat- fr properly fn ~ ffar Terrc H4ate and pay
tigsrsnce IN cash Apply %
s. uARBEkI,
tecletAutD Es.i Estst AxsnL
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T.. T.. DECk & 90.

IAIUb INHIIfl FofFfAN
M. Corrsanly ~ harf srr~fior article =
wATFR FROoF Olf. Ff.sCEING. ~nrrartsd o. i.r
water proof ard n tle ieafher so and riahe-
ocf le.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

,,..,,.,,.s ssrsr xoeSiso fExcrr1 scsDAr)
-N-
anopE5ITT's BUILDING
". - WABASH STREET
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A Tremendous Conflict
.uonseHfarify ETpeesed!
ia RTLETT,
STILL II THE FIELD. REINFORCED
AND READY FOR Az ATTACK
nRAW your rations from iOl Wa
~ basil Street, where you wiil ind very lsrr.
stoek n
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
all ana window Paper, Printing. wrappssg. Cap
Letter sni No,e Papers, Geld ard Steel fei.,. ios
Ink stands States Siafd pencis A.. ~hsh l. .eii-
ing f0r CASH RAGS. a. such prices q. tiit tIfis
demand. i0rk 0Et the New Uuion Sgn. rtich MI
shortly arise, ever poiniing % sHE rao t. huy yoe
ss- Country Merchants .uppliel ~la Schoo
BOOKS and Writing Papers Al cincnnau Prices
Ost. - ew-u o. BARTLETT.
TIMOTHY TITCOMB' : NEW
Es.ays
ceeil DresIne--by Theodore winiArop.
S1ngs IN Many keys-by O. "a. Holmes
The Silver Cord-a Novel by shirley Brsoks
The Cioister ard Hearth. O. Maid. wife si.1 Nid-
o~-by Charles Rcsde, al
MAP or TnE SSAT OF WAX. including Essierr-
vi Virginia, aud part 81 Maryland ard Delaware
from the beet authorities. Al
". II. BUckINGHAN's.
A NEw SUPPLY or HARpEE's Light N
y SASTas T4oiicsi
Scott's infantry Taslics
Army heeulatons
Noiuntssr>' Manuel Nos a = al
AuglT, ds-u
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FIRE INSURANCE.


rkHmENr
NIcE faEsInszr.
A. a A. Lawrence L. CO.
sherman, Collins l. CO.
Wells. Fargo A Co.
frcs't Imp. A. Traders Rank.
4. A. N. Messenger.
Claim, Mellen A Co.
Hatch, Hitler A. Mersrrear.
usskel. Merrick A. Ball.
Stone, Starr 4 Co.
Barney. Humphrey 4 Rulier.
George Pcarce a. Co.
Ward A. Work A Son.
James Low a. Co. L0uisslile.
!. n. frothinghasn A. Co.
Bulkley a. Co.
X. lockwood 4 Son.
Bowen, NcNamee a Co.
Doan, King A. Co. 81. Louis.
C0ndit A. Noble.
J.. ID. Morgan A. Go.
willard, " ood A. Co.
A. :. Barnes A. Co.
Phelps. Bliss 4 co.
Tr0Hhrt ,e. Dwight 4 Co.
Putnam. wis, Rankin 4 co.
N0rtcr. uflnncll A. Go.
]. &. Hove a Co., Boston.
Baid~iil, Starr A. CO.
H~uTys, smith 4 Townsend
Swift. Hurlbui A. Co.
Jesse Hoy : Co.
Sturges, - = A. Co.
Ford Rubber co.
Mason 4 Thompsoa.
steiman, Carllle A. shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale, Jr. A. Co., ~. %.
VIM. r. q Chas. Is. Fosiick.
Boyd Bros & Co., Albany. NY.
Cossitt. Hill a. TAlmadge.
ID. Roberts A. 60.
Brewer 4 Caldwell.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

lITr sllIl1I NO.. 90 80 NIhftfs
KY. J paowN. Pasros.
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90 fIrTu. ssrasss .AI, Asn eakaxt srGE1rs.
REv. G. =. FITCH. Rfcros
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Work VNS o C'AovvN.
VNe H\ooA VNs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon tho Liver,
exciting that organ 20 such an extent As
that the system does not .'elapsc into its
former condition, which Il too apt % be
the case with simply purgaiive pill
They arc really
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

ns,s.s sssucss ~in es hsla 10 ~ following
chn..h.. ~..llr
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IST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

0oaxfa - CfI ANp lHI kEl sTEEtif,
KFv. l.. ABHOTT. Ptsrpk-
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North American Insurance Co
cArTTAI, ESQ. coo
J. 4. WALLACE. Scc'y Jas g BollBs. Pres't.
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n\ooA ux\A NlIwev V,A.
which, in conjunction with tho
S\ooA p>>v,S>cv,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and. Of themselves, viii relieve and cure
Headache, Costivcrsc-,
Colo Pains, Cholera Morbtc,
IndiQection, Pain ~ the Eoioels,
lpi=ziness, etc.
Try these medicines, aud YOU Will never
regret IL.
Ask your noighbors, who have used
them. and they viii say they arc
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-22

The PEACH BoRER.-Attention should
now be given to all farmers to their
peach-trees, especially their small ones
Where gum is found on the surface OF
the ground at the root or cellar of the
tree, it is certain indication that the
borer is there. Follow these with q
sharp pointed knife until tho borer is
found and destroy it, They often eat
around the whole root when the tree dies,
or so much Of it as to severely in ure it,.
No remedy is to be depended on except
the knife, but this with occasional ex-
animation is usually sufficient.
Tho eggs from which they are Matched
are deposited in the summer by a slender
four winged moth, of dark blue color,
somewhat resembling a wasp, at the place
where the soil covers the root. When
hatched it borcs its way into the bark,
and continues eating until its growth i,
perfected. A day now devoted to peach
trees may save many of them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-22
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the Commi ssiuncrs of Holmes
county NJ their June session, A. u. 1su9, praying
ip me alteration ot q county road commencing in
No nld Ntato road leading from ShanesVille to
quarter OF section four, township ninc range four
lhoneo west ON the south sido of the township line
westerly course I'll IL meets the limo between the
lands owned by solomon G. Millor aud John George
rs TO locate the road on said Smiths land about
s&ty-s perohes, thence 10 continue in southcrly
direction between said farms to tho south west
corner of tho north west quarter of section fuur
township nine, range four, near as n practicable
route may be had, thence on tho line between
Christian Mahl and Elias cchstettler to the coun,
u road leading from Wamutcrcek bridge 10 Berlin,
ship. PETITIONEKS.
May l, le62y4s
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-22
DcptI, of Planting Corn.

A communication which we find in the
Germantown Telegraph gives the follow
ing suggestions and facts, respecting the
proper depths for planting corn:
Cover the corn carefully, and never
more than from one and half to two
inches deep. If planted deeper than this
it will be longer coming up, and after it
comes up it will grow very well until it
is three or four inches high, when it will
remain stationary for ten days or two
weeks. By examining we will find that
the first joint is below the surface of the
soil, also that the roots are decayng,
while new ones ere being thrown out from
the joint; these new roots require some
ten or fifteen day for their complete for.
nation, and during this time the plant re.
mains stationary as far as growth is con
cerncd. AS soon as the new roots arc
fully formed the old ones will cntrel,
disappear, and the growth will proceed
as usual.
From actual experiments with grail
taken from Tie same ear and The sam
part of the ear, | have arrived at the fol
lowing result Corn planted one inc
deep came up in eight days that plante
one and half inches deep, required min
and half days. that two inches deep, Tel
days two and half inches deep, clever
and a quarter days three inches deep,
twelve days; three and half inches deep
thirteen days -four inches deep, fourteen
and half days /; five and half inches
deep, eighteen days; six inches deep TWEEN
ty one days. The last lot came up and
grew until about three inches high, when
1t remained stationary for long time and
finally died.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-22
DIR LA CROIx'S
Private Medical Treatise
ON THE
Physiological View of Marriage

ESQ PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAVINGS.-Prlc only
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A failure Of this crop is common from
the disease called "anbury," or fingers
and toes" the roots swell, and after a
time rot Off new roots often sent out
which keep the plant alive, and give
hopes Of success. But the disease soon
reaches the new roots, and after hard
struggle the plant dies, or starts too late
to make good head. The best security
against this disease is never to plant the
same ground in cabbage two years in
succession. The decay from tho previous
years growth is supposed to be the prin
bal cause of the disease.