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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14
FoR wears tha hnmmnnihiala harn had

For years the homepathists have had
royal patron in the Queen of Spain.-
Latterly Her Majesty has entirely bro.
ken with the alopathists and all other
lists" and trusted herself entirely to
homeopathy. As consequence most
writer's of Homeopathic books now send
a book to Madrid.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14
A Court Of Inquiry Demanded upon Gen
erals Lee and Pemberton.

The Richmond Examiner calls for q
Court Of Inquiry in the case Of General
Lea, regarding the attack on Meaasst
Gettysburg, and also one on Pemberton,
for the surrender OF Vicksburg.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14

KEEP the John Brough platform in
the crown of your hat.-RepubIican
ErcGnge. ....
1t will work itself down to its proper
place every twenty-four hours.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14

The Board convened by Gen. Heintzel.
man to inspect horses are exercising due
vigilance. Out of lot of l6O horses
offered BY contractors, only 90 were
found fit for service.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14

THERE are so many deserters from o
Massachusetts regiment, that q General
ordered the Colonel thereof to 90 home
and Join his regiment ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14
Surgeons for Negro Regiments.

= TUT 1VVBI HNOB IlHASLltss
s Ths New York Times says. sGreat
difficulty is experienced in obtaining
competent medical officers for the oolef.
ed regiments Not more than one oas
of dozen applicants examined cen pass
ulusterlt
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14

GUNPowDER reduced to dust and ap.
piled to gunshot wounds, is the most pow.
erful agent known for staunching the
flow Of blood
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-08-14

a9y A young man down east" ad-
Vertizes for a situation as son.in.law in
arespectable family. No objection to
going q short distance in the country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
GIVE HENS MEAT.

The New ENGLAND Farmey saws "t is
not generally understood that the hen,
being omnivorous, requires, to ensure fe.
snndity, a very liberal allowance Of meat
When enjoying her liberty, in the field,
pastures or door, yards, the principal part
of her sustenaLce is derived from insects,
worms, &c. She partakes but sparngly
at such times ofgrain, and often when the
article is supplied, leaves it for the more
inviting food which nature supplies her
with in her favorits haunts. Now, if we
confne her where the natural propensity
for this description of food can not be
gratified, even though we supply the best
of grain, and in abundancy, she will
cease to lay. The privation affects her
health, and there will necessarily be an
end of profit until this deficiency is sur
piled. When fresh meat or fesh fish can
not be supplied, the common scraps of the
butcher, which are hard and compact and
can be kept and length Of time, answer the
desired purpose"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
PREPARATION OF FLAX.

A correspondent Of the Montreal Her
aid says ID has been discovered that il
Lower Canada flax can be prepared fol
the Mill with yerv little trouble or expense
by mode which answers as well a.
sleeping and that is, to spread the fla,
on a medow in December, and allows i
to remain on the ground until April. The
snow rots it effectually' and when the snow
goes oil in April the fax is found 10 clear
and dry, ready 70" carting to the scutct
mill, without any expense worth Inenl on
ing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
SULPHUR FoRLICE ON STOCK.

have seen and tried numerous RENE
dies to rid stock Of vermne, but never
succeed so well as with sulphur, on LOT
Of calves last spring, by giving it in THEN
feed. uied it before, but it did not
seem to do the work, and l am now
satisfied i. needs to be continued for some
lenght of time in order to get we'll incor.
porated into the blood Of the animal, and
then am of opinion that they will de-
camp without further notice. I know
hat oil or grease will destroy them, but
think it requires direct application to
effect that object.-A Moss, Ill.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
A NOVEL STUMP-PULLER

writer in the hwal Register, states
that he removed large stump from nea,
his house in the following manner: In
the fall, with an inch augur, be boared q
hole in the centre of the stump ten inches
deep. and into il he put about half a
pound of oil ofvitrol, and corked the hole
up tight. In the spring the whole stump
and roots, extending througe all their
Tamifications were so rotten that they
were easily eradicated. This is a cheap
and easy way of removing stnmps.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
7 TAB LADIES REPOSITORY
A FAMILY MAGAZINE
DEpOTED TO LiTERATURE AND RELIGION
VOLUME XXIII-1se3

r is the design of this Magazine to produce an o't
CANT aud pure literature such will cultivate If
taste, chne tho manners and cnnoble all the aims G
l'. Literary without being pcdHnc. religious i'm ia
tone and character without bgotry, it will make scf
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country is bttir aapted To the family circle During
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character as 9TH Queen Of the Monthes" In its
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by any Magazine IN th land, 1t is prmtcn from scre
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numb' contains two original steel engrHvings, eXrc
ted IN IN nigh 81 stVIc u the art by mo stand
at the h ,ad of their profession,
he Repository has special adoption to tho family
1t furnishes great amount of reuding adapted to nh
ths members Of thc l4mily young and old not for.
getting the chilli 1t FIRE sh varied filI or iic
la Religious aHd General Literature it occupies uirhe
that can b. filled in no other way rtauing win do
III, haart ana soul good. " ~
Among it's contributors arc found some Of the hest
writers III the land Their papers give elegance sri,e
ths ntItInu of the Editor and Publishers to ma kc il
th' first Magazine of It's kind IN the country Spacinl
attention j. invited to HE varied and o,
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cXp0sitions for the Christian reader and minister
Not and Queries, literary and oritira mtlange
highly Interesting to the inqusiiive; Notices Of W
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gcmhudyn facts inCd ents and tics uf ncrpanput
vaIue sdcho. re for children which wit he f,il Of
stories and an cdot"s peculiarly adapted interest ana
Instruct children; Edtnral Gl,auiups. made an #
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quite variety.
There is an economy in taking tuc Nagazna, You
look at the amount Of the realul matter. 4 single Val
uihr l. I.luH 10 '"ht Emo NoluHts which ~ Ir.s.ut
rat Would cost 81 3j ,Hrn. iHu is va = in The
Repository for rIwo Dollars and iulf wh.t W,uI e.,
you yea DaI1rs IN ihe book E"rmi aud then large
nGl b = cf sup rh steel ougg,t iugs the batgainl
IEHn tn view ot the uupr.cedcnt increase in
u' cost tt pap &"H an ulh'r materials Of mauuiuc.
ar, and in =. # ia, fact that poL,hpra Of be-, {
arr comp'lad 20 al from t'vanty 70 thifyp,r ct.
T. tn. Pl'e OF h'r k'0hs Ne have de2mcd it unst.a
l" WtHpt tha i'uIHcaiI'h 'Ithc RuI,sitary tr The
coming year IT ss ihan two aHd lIall Doilar. THIS
ma : or pnd luHHnuhiy az HuyWcr.
All Ministers Of tna Methodist Epsc cpa hurch nre
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
READING RAILROAD.
SUMNER RRRANGElIENTs.

n reat Trunk Line from the North snd Northwest
- Phindslphin New lor', Reading, Pottsvillc, Leo.
non, Allentown, Easton. A. c., &r.
Trains leave harrisburg for Philadelphia, New Yod
Reading, louisville, aud all Intermediate Stations, al
a II, Hud ll0pln.
New York xpr,ss leaves Hagri.bnrg at l.2j Il m Al
irving at New York ats % the san muruing
fr-f from Harrisburg: 10 New York 81 600; to Phil
adrlphia ~ ) aul S!ij. Baggage ch.ck 20 through
Returning Lave .w-Yor, at 6 a, M, N0ou aud
p. m, (Pltl nurgh Lxpress) Leave rhiia4glphia
IN. and Is p. IN,
sleepms cars in the Now.York Express Trains
through 20 anl from Pittsburgh without change
Passengers by tho CutGwi-sa hailroal lrnvn Port
Clinton at ltj t1r Philadelphia aud al int RIM d
ata siatioa aul at IN for Philadelphia, New York
and all Way Points
Trains l. ave PuttsYle al a m, aud ell m, foi
Philadelphia and " York and al 530p M for Auburn
aud Port CHton only, connecting for rine Grove and
with the CattaWissa tail Road
An accommodation passenger irainleaves Reading al
m, aud return from rhiladelphiaat az 8 m.
~" All the above trains run daily Sundays exec pied
A Sunday train leaves Pottsyille at 73O a m, ana
Philady lphia ut 3.l5 M
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points
G., A. NlCOLLS,
May II, loO2, General Superinte ndenL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
POULTRY MANURE.

The horticulturist cannot value too
highly the droppings of poultry. For the
past Two or three years have tested
fully its properties, and feel satisfied that
one bushel Of poultry manure mixed with
plaster, and used as top dressing, is
equivalent to ten bushel manure put into
the ground in the usual manner. 1t is
particularly valuable for onion sets, as
well as for almost every other garden
vegetable. My process for its use is this
II dig and plant my seed. and in the
course of few days, or about the time
think the seed is beginning to germi-
nate, take the manure, previously mix
cd with a small portion of plaster and put
upon the hills or beds containing the
seed. By the time the shoots come up
the manure is in proper state for work.
ing, it having decomposed by loosing
much of its ammonia, and | find it re-
quires loss labor to keep the ground loose
than when not used, to say nothing Off
effects upon vegetation, which are incal-
cuable. The season for saving this ma
nure is now at hand, and l feel satisfied
that il once tried will never be abandoned,
If the mannre can be had.
might also say in this connection that
in consequence Of the frequent attacks OF
the strined bur uaon Tho c,1crrobn, xlo ~
ii has become almost an impossibility to
cultivate that much admired vegetable.
BY the use of mir Stacked lime, sprinkled
every few days over this plant, their
ravages may be checked, and the horti-
culturist find no difficulty in raising any
quantity Of the vegetable. The same
remedy will apply to pumpkin and squasl
vines.-Farn1 Journal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-31
WESTERNS HO EA,

Nos. o, IL, l3, Is, II Couttlandt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This Od-e established ard favoritc resort Of the Busi-
ness Community has been recently rced and is com.
rste in everything that can miaiser the comforts Of
Its patrons Ladies' and Hmilias specially aud care.
fully provided for.
Ills centrally ocgtcdf in the bu ncss part Of the city,
and Is contiguous to the principal lines Gf steamboats,,
cars, ufnuibusscs C'rri; :, &c
In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lou, prices have been reduced 10
One DOliar a,6 f1Y tents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the luxures of
the season and g equal to that of any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations arc offered for upward of iOC
guests.
- DO not believe runners hnckmcn, and others who
may say 1.-THE Western Hotel is tull."
! u. D. WINCHESTER Proprietor.
! THOS. d. WINCHESTER.
| Fob. Is. 1852.
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HARVESTING BEANS.

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beans and preparing them for market I!
What can be done with the straw if no
sheep are kept on the MS. o.
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STORING POTATOES.

Potatoes placed in cellars should be
fully projected from the light, by cover.
ing with straw, or by other means. -
When exposed to light the skins become
of a greenish hue, and the potatoes cease
10 be edible,
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Bio msburg, Nov. 90, 1859
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

L0t'UU Y T|UWUN NVGftl NfCW,
7 ETTERs estamentary the estate OF nauicl Rel.
J. gel, late of oeugt township, in Coum ba county
peceased have been gfantod by III, Register ofCoam.
ba county 20 tn G undersigned also residing in said
townships aPe rsuus having claims against the estate
Of the dccend are raquasedto resent them 20 the
xecnter az his residence in said township, withOu
delay and all persons indebted TO make payment forth
with PETER X HERBEiN' F1eeular
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DYsMENORRAGA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL
TlON, AND IN MENORRHAGIA OR PROFUsE


PLOh ING,
Both diseases arising from a faulty secretion ortro
menstrual nud-in the one case being too little nnd
accompanied by severe pain and the other too rro-
fuse secretion, winch will be speedily cured by tn,
Constitution Water
That disease known as FALLING or TIE WOMB.
which Is the result Off relaxation Of the lCamcns of
that organ, and is known by Of hoayncss and
dragging pains in the back and sides and al times nc.
companied by sharp lhcnatug shooting pans trnreh
the parts, Will in al cases. b. removed by yh,nr
There Is another class of symptoms ari ing from "a.
RIrAflON OF THE WONG, which physirians call
Nervousness, which word covers up much gnn-aucn
and in nine cases out Of ten tn doctor does really
know whether the symptoms are the disease, or tha
disease thr symptoms. we can only cnumerat1 them
here speak moro particularly of Cold Feet Palpa.
ton in the Heart, imparcd Memory Wakelulnpss Flash
es of Heat Languor Lassitudc and Dimness of Vision
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN
Which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
disease, and through neglect The seeds ei grave
and dang maladics the result; and as month
after mouth passes without an effort being made
sls nature, te suppression becnmcs chro lc, The pa
tient gradually lo0srs her appetite, the bowels are
conSiipatGd' night sweats come on, and conSumptia
6nallY ends her career.
LEUCoRRGA OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an nhamation ofmucous
lining oft vagina and womb. It's in all cases ac.
comPanied by severe pain in the bnck, the
bowels and through the hips. tcaspoonnil Of the
medicine may be taken three times a dav with an IN.
lection ofa tal spoonful of the medicine, mIxod with
a ha i'pnt Of soft water morning ana evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE BLADDER
| EXPLANATION OF TUE KIDNEYS AND Ca
| TARRI OF THE BLADDER, SrRANGCRY
| AND BURNING OR PAINFUL URINATING.
For these diseases it strulya sovereign remedy and
too mue, cannot be nits praise single does
been know to rtlivc the most urgent syptoms.
Are You troubled with that aistres .ing pain in the
small of the back mud through the hips icas poonf
day of Constitution alcr will relieve you like
FOR DYSrEPSIA,
1t has equal in relieving tie Most distressing snp-
| toms Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid stomach VOin
ting Food, &c. Take teaspoontul after dinner IN
dose IN all cases may be Increased if esred but SHOULD
| be done gradually.
PLY ~lCIANS
lave long since given up the Of buch cuhebs an,
juniper III th' treatment oi ia diseases and only ust
them for want OF a b, tt remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has devolve,
upon it,
| UIURETICS
Irritate and drench the Kidneys and bv constant us
soon lead to chronic degeneration and CO lGrmed dis
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MARRTAGE.-TTs LOVES AND HATE
- sOrrOWs and angerS hOprs anH fo0rs, regrD
49, and Joys MANHOOD, how lOst. how restore
= the mature. trentmcnt and rndirnl rm-e of snn

hssEeA sorrows and angers, hopes and fears, regre
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49, the nature, treatment and radrn cure of spe
matorrh9a seminal weakness involuntary ennis
ions, sexual debility aud impediments marriage gen
orally; nervousness, consumption. fits, mental and ply
sical incapacity, resulting from SELF. ABUSE-are f
ly explained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM
YOUNG, VI. ID. This most extraordinary hook should
be in the hands of every young person contemplating
marriage, and ecvry man woman who desires tC
emit the number Of their offspring to their croumsan-
Every pain, disease aud ache incidental To youth
ffaturity and old age, is fully explained every particle
IN knowledge that should be known is here given 1t il
fii of engravngs In fact II dscloses secrets that cy
one should know still it is book that must bc
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to any the receipt Of twenty five in spcci
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SPRUCE street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
GT- AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no matter
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will be the means Of saving you many dollar, yon
health, and possibly your life.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of the disease.
described IN his publication at his office, No. AZ
spRUCE Street, above Fourth Phadel Phia.
Office hours from to 3, daily
March 5, lSG2-l2m.
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SCHOLARSHIPS F0R SALE.
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
and customers. that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establis and the concern wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
- He has inst received AID offers for snle the larr
.saSA est aud most extensive assortment of FAM Y
EFqgQ STO We ) ever introduced into this market.
'-1o His stock consists Of a complete assortment OF
he best Cook ing and parlOr The marke oHeh.
er with Stove Fixtures of every descrpton oven and
Box Stoves, Radiators, Cylnda Stoves Cast Iron Air.
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves &c, &c. StoYepipa and
finware constantly on hand and manufactured 10 order
All kinds Of repairing done, usual short notice
The patronage of old friends and new cuatomars rs
pectfilly solicited. a. NJ. RUPERT
BlOomsbuTg, November ID lsCo.-E
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BS OK BRICK II BHlCKII
on N20Gool B,ick, just manufactured
LV,ij ana for sale cheap wholesale a rn.cd
%V9o " all, At the Bloomsbnrg Brick Yard
pply TO the subscriber. z
bloomsbury, Iuuc ga, 1862.
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OFFICE OF JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
At Jay CoOk3 & Co., Bankers.

III SOuru THIRD SrFEET.
Philadelphia Nov. l. 1859.
The undersigned, having cen appointed subscrip.
on agent by the Spcrstpry ufthe Treasury is now pre
pared to furnish at once, The
NCn hrFHfY 9r0, GpCr cent. POn6S.
If the United States designated Tivc.lwcntns re.
enmahc at tn" VI assure of'hr G0vornm nj, after FIVE
mrs ana oHthprized by Act Of ConCress, approved
Erhruary p, ~. :
Fnrcoupon bonds are issued in sums of $50 snO
$-u0 $1,000
IN Rrgiator Bonds in sums of $50, 9lOO $500 $1,000
lnd $JJj1
lntcrcstat tx per cent. per annum will commence
rom date OF purchase, andis
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Semi-Arnually, which is equal at the present premi.
nm on gold, to about eight per cent per Annuin
Farmers, MerCha nts, Mechanics CapitsliSts nd al
VINO nave any money TO invest. should know and re-.
Ifmbtr that the e Bonds in effect First Mort
upon all all Roads, Faux Stocks and S,crl iti9s
and tbs immense products ofal lhe Manufactures &c
&C. IN the country and that the full and ample prov
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An Of principal by customs Duties Excise stamps and
Internal Revenue, servcs TO make the &c Bonds the
Best, Mast .4Uaito6te and mOst pOBulQr
LHVeSjmeht in TIC Mnrkf2.
Subscriptions received at Par Legal Tender Notes
nr notes aud checks par cn bonks in rhiad lphia Sub
'ry facility and explanation will be afforded appllca
lion at This flee.
fun supply Of bonds will be kept on hand for mtnc
late delivery.
Nov. g. 1893 3m.
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TIE CURATIVE

Of the medicine direct themselves the
gans Of secretion andby altering the condition of
the stomach and dliver that the starChy principle of the
food is converted into sugar solong the system
is under the influence of the
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which give those organs time to recover their Healthy
tone aud vgor. We able to state thlt the Constu
ton Water has cured every case of Diabetes in which
has been given