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Those Preparations (unke ali cthers) are
Free from POisons."
"Not dangerous 10 the human family"
RATS do not die on the premises"
"'rhcy come out of their holes to die"
''rhey are the only intaabe remedies known
"I2 wears and more cstabi shed in New York CITY,
Used by--the City Post Office.
Used Jy--the City Prisons and Station Hoses.
Used by--the City Steamers, Ships, &C.
Used 6y--th1 City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Used by--tlle City iiotels..'Astor'-St Nchoas,'&
Used by--the Boarding House, &c. &c.
Used Jy---nore than 100000 Private Families.
O = See two Specimens Of what is everywhere
said by the people Editors-Deaers, &c.
UOUSEKEEPERS-trOmbc " it'll vcrlnin need be Sc
no longer, if they use "CosrNRs" Eyterminators. W.
We have used it to satsiaction and box cost.
81 we would have it, We have tried puiiOns, but they
effected nothing; but "CosrARs' article knocks the
breath out of Rats Mice, Reaches aud Bed Bags quick
cr than We eau write it, II is in great demand all oYe
the country Iledina u Gazette
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyd annually
in Grant County by vcrmn than would pay for tons
this Rat and Insect kilicr.-LdncGSter UiS. HCrdd
HENRY 4. COSrR-We are selling your prcpara
tiuns rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, Rouchcs and VcrniH disappear rapidly
EtEER & SrOvgFER, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
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List Of Dealers in Columbia county,

OFF Goods, WARES, Merchandise Sc Distilers, Brew
" crs. Eating House keepers within the county oi
Columbia, returned and classified in accordance with
the several acts Of Assembly by the Appruisemcnt Of
Mercantile Taxes of said county as follows, to wit:
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TUE CULTIVATION OF CORN.

The best mode of proceeding in relation
to corn is to plow very deeply in the first
instance, preparatory to the reception Of
the seed, and to keep the surface soil light
and loose in the after. culture. Everybody
knows that while corn strikes its roots to u
great depth, whenever the nature of the
soil will admit ofso doing, its lateral roots
spread out in a perfect network between
the rows. Now, the most serious matter
to be guarded against in raising corn are
the droughts that prevail frequently at or
about mid summer, and washing rains
when the corn is planted on slopes and
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in very great degree from the effects OF
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point ofrapid evaporation. In the case Of
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permitting the water to percolatc through
the soil instead of holding it in solution, as
is the case with shallow plowing on an
under soil, which by constant and slovenly
practice becomes of the nature of hardpan.
If, then, the soil has been deeply stirred
in the first instance, surface tillagc is the
only thing needed in the after culture
We most decidedly object to plowing or
cultivating the land toa considerable depth
after the growth of the corn is well ad-
vanccd, because this cannot be done with.
out inAicting serious injury to the great
mass of fbrous roots which extend laterally
but few inches below the surface, and
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in search Of fresh food throughout the whole
period of growth The after-culture
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fere with the free ramiGcation of these
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fbres, and thus deprive the plant of tha
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the rooots begin to extend to any grea
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cultivator loosen the intervals between tn
roots bothways. Frequently stirring of tn
soil is absolutely necessary from the tim
the plant appears above ground until har
vest suspends, perhaps temporarily, per
haps entirely, the work of after-culture.
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ing upon the undersigned at his Oice Sar Of he NORTH
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May "a, 1863, Mercantile Appraiser
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JUMBLEs.-Eight eggs, three pounds
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Of butter; beat the butter to cream, then
add the sugar, then the eggs, well beaten
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dough, and cut out in cakes.
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The Secrets Of Youth Unveiled.

a Treatise on the Cause Of Premature Dteag-1 s5L
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CHERRY JAM Stone four pounds of
cherries, and put them in preserving
pan, with two pounds of fine white sugar
and pint of red currant-juico boil the
whole together rather fast, until it stiff
ems, and then put it into pots for use.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-07

"Costar's" Rat Roach &c. Exterminatoa
"Costar s"
"Ccstars" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
'Cosar So
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c.
Is !jc jOc AND 81 90 BOXES, BOTTLES ELAsks, S3&
81 Szcs for Plantations, Ships, Boats llotcls,
&c &c.
CAUTI On u! To prevent the public from being i'm.
posed upon by Spurious and Mehy Pfrnteeus limitations
a label has been prepared, bearing facsimile Of
the Proprietors signature. Examine each box, bottle,
fssk carefully before purchasing, and take nothing
but "CUSTakS."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-07

CUTTING AND CURING HAY.-Let this
rule be ever borne in mind, that clover
should be cut as soon as one-half Of the
heads have turned down, and the grasses
generally Immediately after flowing,
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N O t I G Il.

ALL persons knowing themselves in any wise indeLt
ed 10 the subscriber hereby notified that all accounts
must be speedily closed up, they will be put in the
bands Of proper officers for collection must have
ACCOUNTS settled, come forward settle up and
Il. MENDENHALL.
Jan, II, le82-A.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-07
CHEAP MILITARY CAPS (!

MILITARY CAPS, ofeveTy SORT. size and quality
for sale cheap al the Boonsburg Hat Cap EMPORIUM
Also-GToeeries, ConfeotIonarICsk II IgaTs, &c.
JOHN X GIRTOA
Boomsbarg Sept II, 1907.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY, March Dc, 1862.

WEDNESDAY, March 70, 1867.
At market 44O Cattle. about 300 Beeves and
l4O Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years Odds.
PRIcEs-Market Beef-Extra $500 S $50;
hrst quality $3.50 $5,75; second do. 5000
5000; third do. 400 S4.25 ordinary.
Working Oxen-S90, 100, 200
Cows and Calves-Ss35, 40, Sc, a 90.
Yearlings-S0 90.
Two Years Old-$l6 II.
Three Years Old-Sl9 20.
Sheep and Lambs-l520 at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50. 600 $50; in lots, 1915
400 600.
Spring Lambs-SO.OO O,OO
Swine-0 at market
Hides-5! &c per ID.
Calf Skins-Sa 91c per ID.
Pelts-$l,50 200 each.
Talow-6 &c per ID.
lst quality includes nothing but the best large
fat, stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Ok
en-, the best stall fed Cows, and the best three
year old steers.
Ordinary consists of bulls, and the refuse of
lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out
Remarks-As the stock of cattle was small the
drovers tried to advance the prices, hut as there
were not great many buyers. but few cattle
changed hands. and those at last weeks prices.
A few were sold at Sc Is per cwt net From that
down to So. Store cattle of which there was a
large proportion. no sale. Not large surplus OF
sheep-prlces about the same as last week. Those
of 100 lbs and over sold for 81, higher +, 3 per
cent. out.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
Island Ten.

The prolonged contest at Island Ten, in
the Mississippi, attracts great interest. The
rebel position is fortified with admirable skill
and science, the defenses having been plan
ned by Beauregard himself The principal
defenses are not on the island, as most peo-
pie have supposed, but on the Tennessee
shore, just above the island. Here there are
five strong forts, much more formidable than
that upon the island. The land around the
shore forts, however, is low and marshy, az
tordlng no good camping ground near by
The main forces OF the enemy were, there
fore, encamped OIL Island Ten. When Gen
Pope cut off the retreat of their tlotllla, 1t
was evident that their transports must even
tually be abandoned or destroyed. In that
case their troops, if left on the island, could
not escape They were therefore, terried
across by their transports t. the main land,
and those not required in the forts were en-
camped in their rear. The sudden rise in
the river now threatens to flood them out
1t has already overfowed their water batter
les. There seem to be indications that their
forces are retreating to the interior in some
direction. Gen Pope is On the Missouri
side, below the island, and can only cut off
the retreat of the rebels by water. He has
no boats, otherwise he would have crossed
the river, some days ago, and cut off the re-
treat of the rebels, and perhaps attacked
them in the rear. -Four of the rebel gun
boats have succeeded in getting down the
river, in spite Of Gen Pope's guns, but the
fifth was hit and sunk. Some gunboats from
below have tried to fight their way up, to re-
inforce the enemy, but have been repulsed.
How much has been accomplished by Com
, Foote's gun and mortar boats is not precise
ly known, but letter from the flagship, on
the 10Th, said 1--WE have it from a reliable
source that our mortarS have scattered their
camps, and knocked down several houses
one reported to be Gen Folks headquarters
ON the head OF the island. Doubtless Ma
our pickets to burst directly IN and
over their camp. The mortars thus far, use,
on the average, fifteen pounds of powder at
charge, with which ball can be impelled
Just as far as with thirty pounds-a fact pro-
we'd by actual experiment. The bore Of the
piece is so short that it will not burn more
than fifteen pounds. The number of men
required to work mortar is from twelve to
fifteen. These commence in the morning,
work till night, and then return to the boats
to which they respectively belong. The en-
tire number Of shells fired up to tonight, is
about one thousand-making, in all, about
two hundred thousand pounds, or one hun
bred tons of iron, that has been rained or
the rebellious heads of the confederates at
: Island No. TO-"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
Purchasers of Carpets should read the adver-
tisement of the New England Capet Company
"This is my DOctor.''-We oc

''Thi> is my DOctOr.''-We occasionally
come chance and unsolicited notice of
some wel-eetablshed medical remedy which
conveys more than the most elaborate notice. A
case in point occurs in the following extract from
n ?. Wilis's description OF visit to Washing
ton Irving, at Sunny Side The honored inva-
lid complaining little of hoarseneSs in his voice
mentioned to him an alleviate had lately
CHANGED upon myself for similar troube-asking
accidentally for some help to my hoarseness in
an apOthecary's shop and getting lozenge with
a most mysterious name, which | had since
found an invarable throat deepener for three
notes in the gamut. contryed to call to mcm-
DRY the OSsawatamytic inscription on the box
('Brown's Broncial Troches.) and was amused
with the afectionate playfuness with which Mr.
Irving called on one of his nieces. explaining
aside this is my doctor, to remember the name
of the medicine.
CAUTIoN-As there many limitations. ask
for and obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches.
which by long experience have proved their value
having received the sanction of physicians gen.
erallv, and testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28

Jason Rice of Wardsbcro has been arrested
at Albany n. Y, and taken home, for steal
ing valuable harness and other traps and
offering them for sale "at greatly reduced
prices" He is now in Jail at Newtane.
Samuel Taylor of Springfield owns calf
which weighed 100 pounds at the age of
forty hours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-28
PAINTING, GRAINING,
GLAZING AND
P A p Err Ii ANGIN g

Done in the best manner and on the most rea-
sonable terms by MINER K UNDERWOOD.
The subscribers would also say to the inhab-
tants of st Johnsbury and vicinity that they are
prepared to sell all kinds of House Painting Ma
terial and Varnish, at the lowest prices. Also,
Paints mixed for use.
We occupy the shop formerly occupied by Parks
4 Page, opposite Bling hams Drug Store.
MINER & UNDERWOOD.
st Johnsbury. Mar &c, 1862 S,tf
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MARRIAGES.,

In this town. March 20. by Rev T. r. Spencer,
Francis F. Stacy, Of Concord. to Annette E.
Martin, of Waterford.
In St Johnsbury Centre, March %, by Rev 1.
LeBarron. Charles 6. Marshall to Martha J.
Humphrey, both of st Johnsbury.
In West Concord. on the 2ith inst, by Rev L.
II. Tabor, James W. Curtis and Louisa c. Bow
man, both of Waterford.
In Montpelier. March -, Nathaniel c. Tabor
of East Montpelier and Emeinc Snow, daughter
Of B. II. Snow, Esq. of Montpelier.
In Newbury. March 4, VIM. B. Stevens and
Mrs Tahitha Brown, all of n
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BOSTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.-March 10, 1862
rg IN DAYS OF OLD. az

NB UT VI1U' Nv
There was a time. in days Of old,
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