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We learn. says the Kansas City
Journal .tba, = Mr.. ilsoshaw. living ussr
Pleasant Hill. vas. on Monday last.
called 70 his door. and Immediately on
his appearance. was literally shot to
pieces BY guerrillas. His offence con-
sisted in his having fred upon these
desperadoes day OF two before. whiIs
they sere attempting 10 steal bis horses.
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edb shield tie gvltg but to protect ks
inlo<nt, % W. &y al 'ursd
fir thei Iegai k,e sarpose: pd F.
c. + :hi/ $ for criminals ho fsss
ro he'd ri murd fad the innocent. t)sey

rdS bed al kmurdsssd the innocent, tlsey
deserve execution.
Now il it so happen that By refusing
or negleciing to execute justice upon
the criminal some innocent person eati-
ers, then the blood of that innocent
one is upon the soul of him who ought
to hare punished the guilty one but did
not. II BY neglsctipg to punish the
leaders of this treason as their crimes
demand. second rebellion should fol-
low. then all tine blood of that second
rebellion will be found in the skirts OF
this administration. 4,s M
Had Buchanan hung the leaders Of
the rebellion. as i: was his most Obvious
duty to do. at the very outset Of their
treason. then there would have been no
sar. Upon his guilty head. therefore.
is the blood of the thousands who have
been slaio /: and the tears OF tie widows
and the walls Of the orphans Of the
land are continual cry sgainst him.
Poor old hoary headed sinner g aas
Let the powers that be take heed
lest a IKE thing come uron them. The
land will not be guil.less while murder
ers are LEFT ushuug. and the righteous
judgments Of Heaven will fall upon us
until the cry Of the slain is hushed in
the b'ood Of the slayers. TAe leaders
of tie rebsllios must be pasis6ed. NJ
false mercy must be permitted to screen
them from the just 'dsmefit Of theil
awful crimes. sp'7G ''- l',' -
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The Butternuts regard the W on the
locusts as an i'll ONE q. n.portendiug War.
Wrath. Wevolution. Wors!ed.-Lesv-
enW0rtk Conservative.
Wonderful Wording! We Wonder
Why w Wouldn't Wread Wise.WHiS.
Wild. WriggIing. Wrough and Wready.
Web Wilder as Well. Journal
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NOTICE OF APPRArSENENr.
STATE OF KANSAS, ! $ ca
CousrT OF JErysssoS. 4 - ysgsa

Lot p. Patty.
Edward Hiatt.
Edvard Hiats will take notice bat vill %
Tussdsy. ihe 18th dsy Of July, A. D. 1864 H.
tween the hours Of ten O'clock A. n. and touz
O'Clock = NJ. OF said day, appraise on the sollos-
Of soushssN esarsSr>1f :lesiSS 4. vSvSsIse II,
Range II, 10 Js6eyson- eopnsy, Kanaas, Sid
lend 70 b Appraised on By virfns of IN exee6tica
issaed Oas u ~ pbuies ,Causs e cid ssansy
and State. IN favor of Tot r. P1tty and aesinse
Edwaru Hiatt. - n. W. fAYLOR
juss Il. 43-3wg efi r. >siicss SAsiE
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Eotice to Thirty day Volunteer.

The members ofmy company which
includes those Of Capt. EewelI's) d
thirty I day volunnte'ers, viii meet At
Oskaloo "a, on Wednesday, June e5th.
as 9 o'clock. A. NJ, to receive their my.
To received sheir pay each membe,
must sppear i'd person at the time and
pace above mentioned. .s 'o,e o,';.,'. .'.l'' !,
ao4s iua;amo-c, B. 5McclELLAs. ,a5q
hzaen bnR Capt. of thirty day, Yol.5o
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sHIRIFrs sAlR. II
saas.s aaasf .: SsGa s.sssse:| 49, 10 33iTsyt
Marcus ID. L. Simpson,

80 John Low, Of al qjssi asf s-s-..aS ii!
By vissus Of IN ossiss osals y ~ d1soa1sA =.
sued out OF the DisUict Csast a .ssid Ceaaayv
vii on Saturday. tbs second day Of AsgsA, ,lo12
between the hocrs Of Que asd four o'cloek. ?. =.
Of thai day, ofsr st public sais q ,he CosssHo1sq
door, in the village Of Oskalooss. in Gid eesaey,
TO the highest bidder Tor cash in band oil the
snd - ,hs tollowing described ual ssasa se'vii:
Tho sass halt Il h- sossh WsSs qaafssr 81 sseei.s
26. township Z, rapge IS in sad eesny sfJee
rrsOn, In State Of Kansas. Said reel xshes le-
vsad sps" - tn psVprrsy of INN Lev, - a.
asd pQssised at shsss huadsed AAlassI lrHa :
20 size N. w. TAYLOR ShesiG. .ssoi
Js 81. As-5w - By H.0Issss Dspsg.
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Police officer Schott on Wednesday
arrested Z person BY the name Of John
6ands. for passing couuterfeis gold coin,
denomination. S9. 50 and $500. Sands
was taken before the United States
Commissioner yesterday and in default
OF 81 900 bail. committed for trial. 81
. Mr.. l6cboet also arrested another
person from Aichison. whose name we
did not learn. for, passing counterfeit,
bills on the State Banks Of Iowa and
indisua. - Lear. Conservative. > .
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PErERsos's M4eAxrss for July Ia.
reached ustland is : splendid number o
The best of i~e dollar Aagasines.--
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The 81. Louis Union Of the 10Th
noticing the arrival Of the Delawar,
delegation from Washington ssys:,,s,r
John Conner. bead Chief Of ihe
Delaware nation. James Connor, CbieI
Counsellor. Charles Johony cake, Junior
Chief Of the N~tion and Chief Of the
Turkey Band, Sarcoxis Anderson, Chisl
Of The Turtle Baud. and Junior Csief ol
the Delaware Nation. NekOuhidkoner.
Chief Of the Wolf Band Of the Della.
wares. Robert Jordon Jonneycake. Ac-
ting interpreter. accompanied BY Rev.
John G. Pratt are now at Bsrnum's on
their return trip from Washington
where they have been wi,h view o(
seeking redress at the hands Of the U.
8. Government for the bonds stolen
from their nation BY Floyd 4 Co..
under the administration of Ruchanao.
Those bonds were given to the Della
wares as payment for certain lands in
Kansas. and we are informed by inter-
prefer Johnevcake that the Governmen ut
appears disposed to view
their cssc with liberali,y. oe! II ,lads
Fielding johnson. agent of the DelA.
ware tribe. is still at the Capital. pre-
ferring the claims Of his, psople. with
the hope Of srrcess.A lsii ,sTro21 sin'
All ofthose now in the city under
stan! more or less Of the Euglishc lan-
gaage although they eanuet, talk it
plainly. tl.r....1
They appear delighted with their
ttip. but are anxious 10 get home where
the squ.w and p"poose are quietly
waiting their coming. ssi..s 'noa'l
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Col. Doubleday has resigned. it is
said on account Of some disagreement
with Colonel Weer. He il on his wav
to Ohio.
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Tho Tax List of Sshool District No
=. embracing the village of'0skaioosa.
has been delivered to me- for coIlec:ion.
The Taxpayers are. requested TO call at
my store and pay ylahbir sehooltsx with
in twenty days from the date hereof.
y ~ @. B. CARSON, Dist. Treas. ID
~ gGa. n.s42 TMfa IGig4s: $50
June 18th. 1859. ~ n g,4b ..ap :
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~ : VIZ Nn-
Sh@ifs Salo.
;
Shsriffs Sale.
ST ATE OF KANSAS,
C0uX1Y OF JRIIERsoS
Marcus b. L. Simpson,
W. 4, n il ~ + &c

uhTvey HeW1t, ot NJ : -
BY yiriae yoi An, ordar e .anle - Rslrsessd.
issued out Of the Distiic, Court Of said Coansy
Will 90 Saturday. the seo0ra day OF August. lSe3.
between ihs hours Of one sId fogr o'clock, p. L.
OF 'h:s day. ora as poblie sale Il the Cssss 86sss
% 8! y Is sass s's,s Of S.t:'' ss :s, &c s.
right, u,le and interest Of tbs said dsSesdano il
and e. the following described resl eaeate to.wit:
Inc soush uest QuaFses Of sscsiu0s96 u S1wuahip
OF raGge - 10 said County of Js6epon, In ~
State OF Kansas. Said real estate . bo Ibid
upoa as 'he properly Of Harvey J. HSWeS shds0R
prsised At IS per acre.
je 81, 1864. 4s-5w By II. GiSss, Dsp.g.
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WAsaIxcrox. June l3,

WASHINGTON. June Is.
Dispatches from Gen. Halleck. dated
18th. 2 P. H.. have been received a
the War Department.
Beauregard is reported to have been
at t--.vith the remains ofhis army /,
On Saturday last.
Spies and deserters represent the rebel
army greatly demoralizcd. mu'inous
and deserving.
Regiments which refuse TO serve
longer than their term Of eulistmen,
have been disarmed. and large numbers
shot. ,'ias'fsnf5 -1f' - $50
The immesse dsstruct.oo OF valuable
stores proves that the retreat vas .
hurried one. 80. t i,
Half burned locomotives and cars are
found in places where they would not
hav lsftaif Tho enemy had been making
. contemplated aad prepared resrest.
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III TaE .ILlIspIs ELEorIeN.-Qu;ncy
gave ~ majority against the new Con.
stitution; Jacksonville l49 maj. against;
Springfield 25S and Chicago, 800
mai. IN favor. sysalsits .s1uiGHaS
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tits hard to say whether Gen. Floyd
is n,ofeb nimhle with his fingers or his
heels. 81 os ii NJ , .'i,sias q
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q Fonr NonRoE, June rs.

aise i Fosr NonRoE. June rs.
Everything 10 quiet here. The Elm
City arrived this morning from Whit'
House with about $50 sick soldiers
yho. with others from here will be sen
10 BshimOre Tomorrow. noo
The White Hoase Point boat broagh
down go of. ihe guerriIlas who made
assault on our rear on Friday last. max
ing Sc in al that have been captured
Come Of these men are farmers in citi
zens' clothing. and others belong to the
FIRST 9ss1yis,s Cava,ry sud p..s;.ii,
unif srmed. -. la-aaa
s.iS;x boys were brough, in yesterday
by our cavalry wto said that the rebe
pioksts on our left wing bad advanced
for they had accidentally strayed Over
the .iae.. They arc believed to have
been sp,ss. sleeping in the swamps du.
ring the day and spying around ou'
Picke,s a night. ~. qah
There Is oceasionsl diminishing going
on along the whole lines Of the army o
the Potomac. but = general engagement
Is not anticipated for several days.
The weather this P. n. is very warn
The roads are nov in pretty good
condition. Two Union Suffers were
captured in the guerrilla raid on Friday
One had nearly $500 o 10 New York
notes and specie. and the o,hes is said
TO have had $4,000. having just been
paid of By their regiments. They
were bound North 70 obtain goods.
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DARrBuR's Hoxf MAGAZINE for July
is on our table. TIE steel engraving
'-"The Fisherman's Family"-is a
pretty design wen executed. The fash
ions and patterns are chaste and neat
and the reading matter is just suited to
the home circle. Letters to the Gitls''
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H"Auut Hattie" bids fair to become q
fayori.e writer. Price Of the Home
Magazine e2 10 advance. Address I
IS. Arthur 4 Co.. 3e3 Wslrut st.. Phil
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1slyt Aarntmsnleats.
u ,Raflallal .allfIIaItsl
Notice u 'Appprraiisi:ssniisc;aat. | %

~ - - = - = "
Notice u Appr1slsisssnassaa;t. : sa;t
STATE OF KANSAS ~. a.-..1i,S ,, 5 !.
CcUxIr OF JssSXasOs. .a.r - -. .-.eT
John ". Barosr, wiiliam Gr,on G., J. .PRh
Joss ph Fauv r and John Il. Dsys .ras,-.- .ri.'
- rrsl lf-' ve. .r-.. .-r lrllr rrfrff -
! James u. Eliza -.l-..,..,s - =-lso
James NJ. Elli.:-You viii take notice that I
wiiI IN Monday. the 18th dsy Of July, A. D. 1854,
hc ween thu hours at ten O'Clock. A. n ard isur
o clock r. N. Of said day, appraise On he fol-
io"ing described pscplty, to- vis: An tAar part
OF tie .ou'he1ss quarter Of section uiaeseep, ia
township light II range siShseen, which lies on
ION county. State Of Ksnsas. sai! propsr,y 0bs
spp' sised By virtne u on order oS saS n ~ ~
gectsd, iseued cot of the District Curt q ~
County, in fsvos " .Joha w. Barber. Williaa
Graeg. @. J. Pax. Joseph Fassss and John T.
Jays ssd sgsisst Jssiss Y. 1Iiia ~ 80
% NV. TAYLOR,
jun. Il. A33~ SaesiG.
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THE LATEST ST NEWS Is;
'as RECEIVED BY a''nF
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,

70 the Dsi,y Co.,orv,,i.e aud Dsily Tine.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-25

EooD FOR Cows AFTER CALvINe. 1t
as 'custo mary with many farmers to feed
'sows, Immediately after calving, with warm
sslqps--a pail of bran or meal and warm
water, we'll salted.; ana better diet is
commenced at once, in order to get as
much milk as possible. This is objected
&c be some as contrary to nature, and very
Ekely to induce ed-bag and milk fever;
;alsc, that the cow should have rest and
quiet. 1t is an error to suppose that task
ing the stomach, after the fatigue of par
'turation, can be otherwise than hIrtful.-
A drink of water and 9 little dry hay is
'eaongh for tie frst day, and she should
<have nothing better than the best hay for
shree or four days-until all inAammatory
symptoms are past So says the Rnral
Register.
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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 expurgstion Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tho
system from it's destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for tho cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other affes-
tions which arise from it, such as ERurrIvH
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. AsTHoNY's FIRs.
ROSE, or ERYsIpELAs, PIMrLEs, PUsruLBs,
BLorcREs, BLAISs and BORIS, TuMoRs, Tnrrpn
and SALT RREuM, SeALD HEAD, RIrowolM,
RHEUMATISM, SrpKrLITIc and MERcuRIAL DIS.
EASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnILLTr, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA.
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " impmity Of the blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible Ia
contaminated constitutions.
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ScrOftlla, or Kings Evil

IL q constitutional disease, corruption Of ths
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitisteds
weak, and poor. Being In the circulation, h
pervadee the whole body, and may burst ous
In disease on any part Of il. No organ IL ffes
from its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofulous tsint is variously
caused by mereurial disease, low living, dis-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What.
ever be its origin, IL is hereditary in the oon-
.titution, descending from parents to childrsp
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, al
will visit the iniquitics Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from ths
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, In
the lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed
tubercles in the glands, swollings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, dspresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu.
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, bat they have far less power to with
etand the attacks of other diseases; conso-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in tbs
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination ; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from o.
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; /;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by t.
To cleanserit from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and ins
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
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