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WANTED,

A JOURNEYMAN RIA, KsMiTI who c." p"rfo'm
all kinds ~ cnurtty work. I" wh"m steady rmp'"y
ment III be given nili liberal WAGE. pad Apply
10 AMOS A HAnrMAN.
Oet o. lsUs ucEhUrn, Col. 10.
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s0c To PRODUCE THE GBEcIAN BEND -
A young lady of our town has discovered
the most economical way to produce the
Grecian Bend, and is anxious that we should
give the public the benefit Of her discovery.
Here it IS: Rise in the morning before
breakfast on an empty stomach, cat one
pint Of green chestnuts, two large hard
green apples, one stale watermelon, half
pound Of raw cabbage, and quarter Of a
pound Of honey. A little vinegar will add
to the effect. Tho bend in the most APP
proved form will appear in about half an
hour, and the young lady can put camp
kettle on her back for hump, and take the
streets with the most confident assurance
that tho bend will last for several hours.
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w. SAMPLE 4 CO.,

= W. SAMPLE 4 CO.,
1ynChinisss Il Eh gis,.r v~
MAIN ST.. 81. T. ". 4. n u, tmNSnuNG. rs
Ar. nr. pared to furnish all kinds Of Machine wOk,
STEAM ENGINES
ro,crs shsninp, Pu,lrys hangers, Couplings. Mil
rcnriuv Saw nandriIs, ,tr.. q rc cocks, rtt r"rNs
s,eau, pipc t~r.'hrr with all kids of s,ean ftnss
col. isntiy IN hand
1hreshih MuthIW,r and ioise fOwers made TO
order. Al kinds Of ag,iruturni Machinery Iaire
June sd, isUe.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The updsnisned vi offer mt private sale hi'
house AND LuT. situate on Main street. anL
tnown q. the 'Cnanest property" containing thirty
two feet in font situate on an alley ~ thrrar an
an alley IN s"rtli and west s'd- wuh good well o
water aud sOne excellent ftuit on the lat The pfo
erriy Is de- rsirab'n una The t.rH's will he made
easy, aud possession given the ar,t Of NEXT April
D. II. STOllNER.
Rlonnisbura, Aug I2. 1868.
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THE HEALING POOL,

Howard Association Reports. for YOUNG ME
on the CRIME OF sol iTI DE, and the ERROR
ABUSES aud DIsEAsES when de.trOy the mani
powers, anL create impedmen,s 10 MARRIAGE
wiic sure means ~ relief Sent In sealed iriirr en-
,eiopes. free Of chnre.. Address M. J. sKILLiN
iioUGuIUN. Howard Association. Phiiadeipbif, Pa.
JInc 4. is,,7-
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NEW tAEKIAGE AND SMITH SHOP.
A s CROSSLEY.

Has opened Carriage and sniih shop IN tron II.
Jrw ,iours below Main, IN B'oon,' burg, whrre H."
will br found Ut a,i trn,s ready 10 rrpair hd w"k.
make new, nSd IN shut, 10 all kinds OF work per
min. to his i,Ht u, hu.inr As caring" iton"r
h. u .r-tIurs in Tits section. ale Int nds also
',l,i', GrS wagons CIV" h'r T. call HIS terms
a.. 'r.r.', G,rhir w"k "i'' 'rc"iv. special at
..a'.". [myb''s-tf
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FntLAOELPHiA, March let, lStt.
~ We beg :" inform you that we are pre-.

 pared to offer for your ~. peLtiun oai usual
WSe~ assortment of Millinery GOODS
Con- ting Uf the newest shnpes IN Straw siik and
GIMP iiat', Mnnc,s, sc. Veiv II, Silk Coco Rib.
bons. Flowers Feathers. Rucbrs, Grapes, iOndrs.
traids ornaments sr &c. We shn u be hsppy ~
wait on y"u ~ Uir store, or receive your orders
Prices low iDr Cash. Ynurs &r. II. WARD.
March l., ,- 'nr' NOs. ic3, Icj e. I0f North SeeonA
iirr.I PM lndelnhia.
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~ bEnSEss. BLiNDsrss AND CATAnRn treated
with ,lr utmost success by J. SNACs. NJ u Ocuiist
aud Au'ist (fnrmrriy or Lryhrn, Ilollani) No. rus
Arch sii"ri, Fhii adr'phia, Testimonials from the
most rrable sources IN city aud country BIZ seen
nt hi- Office. The Medient faculty ar" invited 10 nc
aO,npany their patients ns hs has no secrets IN hi.
prnctre. ARTIFICIAL EyLs inserted wiihot pay
M charge fur examination Nov. l3 ISB7.-ly
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OREGON has gone for Seymour BY 200
IN sjority, and Alabama for Grant By $500.
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"wednesday, November ~, 1868.

sH. SEE Sheriff sales In another column
oY to.day'y DEAUcRAT.
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a@' A LONG CONFINEMENT. Mrs. S. a.
Tate, wife of the Senior Editor Of this jour
nal, who had the misfortune, TN the -! ot
last August, to break her thigh aud upper
hip.bone joint, in the attempt TO escape
danger in time of peril, by jumping out oi
her brothers. buggy, in Anthony township,
this county, has now been confined to her
bed for t,celce long weeks. During all this
time, her fractured limb has been enclosed
in its board frame, the patient lying upon
her back without moving or changing OF
position. This truly, is u serious affliction,
and although she is under the skillful treat
ment Of Dr. Rittenhouse, doing as well as
could be expected, it will require several
more long and dreary weeks Of similar
treatment before the limb will have sufficient
strength for active movements. William
sport Standard.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Administrations Of the Estnte OF
BENJAMIN Fowi Ter, late Of Centre township, COLUMBIA
county deceased. will offer at public SALE on 'he
PREMISE on - 900
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1868,
certain lot Of land. eit uale in Centre twp, contain
inr EIGHT ACREI. more OF less, on which are erect
ed a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Carpenter shop'
Rank Harm and other 0utbuildings..
The land is in good state Of cultivation nnd 10
desirable property. .s ,
when conditions will he made known -
THOMAS q FOWLER,
MOORE CREVELlN0,
E.py. Pa. Ost 20. 1863. Eitea'Te
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~ AccIpENr.--On Friday last, Allen
Stephens, Of Berwick, while unloading car
wheels at the station, missed his footing on
the car aud fell to the ground One OF the
wheels, weighing between four and five
hundred pounds, fell upon his body aud
legs, injuriug him severely but not fatally.
On Saturday, George Barnard, youth
employed at tho car works Of Jackson g.
Woodin, at the same place, had bis kand
terribly laceratcd by being caught in the cog
wheel Of bolt cutting machine. su'.ar
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
j. O. A II y L ID Il -,
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS.

The trial Of this machine at various County and
StSte Fairs, and the judgment Of every one v no
sees and uses it, unite in pronUuncing the BrInker-
hot Corn Shelter the best ever invented. With II
a man can she'll his crop Of corn at his leisure,
without an assistant, and thereby save in a shcrt
time more than the cost Of q shelter,
This Corn Shelter has taken the first premium
Tor three years past al the New York State Fair.
when but partially perfected. It has since been
brought 70 . degree Of perfection, which makes It
complete.
The following is the report Of the Judges on this
machine, at the great trial Of Agricultural Imple-
ments be d at Auburn, N. Y, in July, 1865. under
the auspices Of the New York Agricultural Society
Among the machines on exhibition was a Hand
Corn Shelter, Separator and Cleaner, exhibited bv
J. Brinkerhon, AuburO, N. Y. We have carefully
examined and thoroughly tested this machine. and
have no hesitation in pronouDcing il the BEST
CORN We EVRR SAW. Il readily
sdapts Itself 10 ears Of any size OF sh De, shells
clean and with great rapidly and ease, and the
same operation separates the corn from the cob. and
the chat from the cUrn, and delivers the corn ready
for market; aud IL requires the labor Of but one
person 70 operate 1t. The whole AFFAIR Is simple In
construction aud durable.
Us. GOULD, Pres. N. Y. Az. SO
B. P JOHNSON, Sec "
s. Robson As. I'd. n. Y. Tribune.
s. B.. TODD, {" {"
Reports OF Agricultural Fair Committees. and
opinion % Agricultural and ether Journals might
% cited AZ great length. but we content ourselves
with the following letter as Gaping them all.
Copy Of Letter from Z. s. Agent for Paris Univer-
sal Exposition
No 80 Park Row, Tines Building, J
NEW III Dec. Sth, 1855,
M. J. B-RINKERHcFF, ESQ Dear Sir NY
Advisory COMMITTEE, appointed 70 selected Imple.
ments for Exhibition a. the universal Exposition IN
Paris, IN 1857, have selected and m 10
your Germ shelter az the best In America.
have accepted their report, and will forward
your shelter. Il delivered here ready foT shipment,
ln OF before January let, 1857.
Yours truly, j.. G. DERBY.
Price, @2S and $50.
Aocordlng 70 anish and size Of balance Wheel.
sample shelters shipped "a receipt Of The price,
md warranted % give satisfaction, Or the machine
van Be taken hack and The money refunded, upon
nouca within . reasonable time. Address
WIN. r. DEM, Agent,
VIA ns-ly BroWnTiilo. Eebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

After the rain has rained down the
impurities, then you will get the pure
rain water.
Why?
The air then is pure. In this lies
the secret of much of the success of
farming. The rains, and the dews,
and the SHOWS, fetch down the fertili-
zing principle, which is LOOSEN the at
mosphere, which arises from the earth
in the many places where tits wasted.
The human form throws it off in
Precipitation and respiration; so does
the animal world at large, in some
shape or other.
The innumerable dung hills are a
great source. Butlittle is savedin this
way by the precautiOn of the farmer.
The soil itselfexhales it, or loses il
in some parts. "Leachy" or sandy
soils are Of this kind.
All this is brought back to the earth,
whence IL arose. The great point is,
TO keep it where IL is, and not let it es-
cape. The more that can thus be pre-
vented to escape, and the more that
can be drawn from the atmosphere,
the greater the credit to the man who
does it-for it is this, this excess, that
gives superiority: as farming has be-
come a competition, and is acoBlpdrd-
tiUe success.
All depends upon the ~harboring of
manure. For where this is present,
the rest will not be wanting. Manure
is so much grain In the rough and il
is grain al a cheap price, If properly
managed. The grain, and the wool,
and the pOrkare sold at good percent
of profit. Now, according as we null
tiply this grain, wool and pork, i'm the
rough, and use Il, so will De our gain.
It will be no other way. The soil has
il naturally. And when you occupy
the soil, you own so much Ofthe crude
grains, &c. : and you have but to bring
them Ou&. But, as all deteriOte, we
gsast be adding. Theenterprising far
mers, are those who use the most ma
nure, IN addition TO that natural in the
soil. They use all they car get-and
they are W troubled with an over
rich soil. They know how TO convert
this wealth into grain, wool, &c; and
they do IL In q most encouraging way,
taking pains always tOsave what they
have, and 70 get what they Fan. Do
we do IL In the West? But little.
Our rich soil IL our excuse And vet
how much better OuF corn would grow,
our grass and other things.-Rurul
World.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

The california FdTBger
two years since we spoke of a system
practiced by some scientific growers,
Of enriching their vineyards by cut
ting into fine bits the p~runings, and
blowing in the same, thus returning
the needed material for manuring the
vine. We have seen this experiment
carefully and successfully tried, and
have seen its good results, which is the
keeping the sOillight and porous, and
giving to the vineyard a wholesome
look and heavy crop. We hope those
vine growers that have been in the
habit of burning up their grape wood,
or carting it off, will hereafter chop
up the wood finely and pillow it in deep
and they will find their vineyards
very greatly benefited thereby"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
How a Farmer May Lose
Money.

BY not taking one or more good
papen.
Keeping no account Of farm opera
tons; paying 10 attention 10 the max
inn. 'Astitch I'm time saves nine, in re
'gardtO hesOwingOfgrai and planting
Ofseed In the proper time.
Leaving reapers, plOws, cultivatOrs,
&c, unsheltered from the rain and
heat OF the sun. More money Is lost
In this way annually than most per-
sons would be willing 10 believe.
Permitting broken implements 20 be
scattered owe the farm until they are
i~rreparable. By repairing broken inn
plements az the proper time many
dollars may be saved-a proof Of the
assertion that time h money.
Attending auction sales and pur-
chasing all kinds of trumpery, because
ga the words Ofthe vender the articles
are Every cheap"
Allowing fences 10 remain unre-
paired until strange" cattle are found
gra1ing IN the meadow, grain-feld, or
browsing the fruit trees.
Disbeiieving the principle Of a rota-
ton OF crops before making a single
experiment.
flAnting nut trees with the expec-
tatiOn of having fruit, without giving
the trees half the attention required
a. make profitable.
PnaclclnR economy by deprlving
stock o. shelter during the winter and
feeding Ghem unsOund food, such a.
half rotten and mouldy has or fodder.
Keeping an innumerable tribe Of
reis on the premises and two OF three
big Larry dogs who never modest the
rcfmin.
Spending ulny days Ia groceries
and bar rooms, Instead Of being az
home putting % rights when you have
ieiauna=EE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
rHnRsnAY. oCToBER ., ls08.
stick 10 One Thing.

There are many farmers who do not
stick to one thing long enough to
make il pay, and consequently they
lose in everything. At one time they
conclude to devote themselves to stock
raising. Before they get fairly un-
der good Roadway in this, they
change their minds and go back to
raising grain. Some again make 8
specially, for a time, of a certain crop
wheat, corn, or potatoes o rinstance.
While they are following this special
ty, the crops may be small and the
prices low, and they turn to another
Just in time to miss large crops and
good prices in what they have left.
The best farmers we have observed
are those who first find out what their
soil is best adapted to produce. They
then turn their energies in that direc-
ton and go straight forward in that
line. A poor crop does not discourage
them. Low prices do not discourage
them. They keep on, and are sure to
be finally successful.
To illustrate our idea We once
knew a farmer who always made it a
point to fatten from twenty-five to
thirty hogs every year. Let the price
of pork be high or low, he every year
had his lot of hogs of about the usual
number. He took great pride in hav-
ing the best IN the neighbOrhOOd.
Some years, perhaps, he might have
done better by selling his corn instead
Of feeding it. Some years, perhaps,
he might have done better by turning
his whole attention to some other
specially in farming. But we always
noticed this, that, taking one year
with another for a long time, say ten
years, he made the hogs pay. He was
3 successful farmer.
Another farmer near by, every year
planted potatoes. Sometimes his crop
would fail, and sometimes when he
had a good crop the price would be
low. But he kept straight forward.
Every Spring he planted potatoes
The result in that case was the same
as that in the other. Taking one year
with another for a considerable num-
Der of years, he made the potato crop
pay. He, too, was a successful far
mer.
The farmer who would make his
business pay, must have a policy, and
must adher to it.-AmericGn Formers
Magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
Leave on Uaing that Poisonous
Weed. Tobacco.

w Ge0s
one box % DeWitts preparation 10 warranted 10
destroy the appetite f0r tobacco % any person.
no natter bow strong TIE habit may bs. Ia fails
On aRY case rae money wtN Be reunded. Humid
reds have used % who are willing 10 bear witness
% tbe fact fhat DeWitt'a preparation completely
destroys the appetite for Tobacco and leaves the
persor "a free fFcm any desire for IL a. before be
commenced as use. Itis prefectly safe and harm
lees 90 an cases. The preparation acts directly up-
on ne same glands and secretions affected by to-
eleaning TIE poison Of tobacco from the system.
NJ more haukerinG after tobacco after using De.
Wlt's FIeparsuon. Reonliect h Is warrhnted.
RECOMMENDATION.
ne f~ollosing IRE a few selected from the null
utLde q Recommendation IN our possoslonj
[From Q. A Rodgers. 81 Louis. Mol
81. Louis April 2ist, t661.
Iherdhy certify that Z have used tobacco for twen-
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yeaF 90 . time, BET alNsyt coutiuued 10 hacker
after a. uuill utot peNiu'H Preparation, which
has ompleteiy cured ne 81 the appetite Cor To-
nacco l Neata ~ We are aneetRd
gih his terrible hreit % tFy he Preparation.
fPron Johu Euipe, a. Lsuis. Nj
,.-,,r az LpsiS Sss' lS Is@
eiEhtesa years tried many tmos 81 leave a.
hnf have Suffered ~ murh fFom q dinnhea1 in ms
head snt faasing o. ~ tiomaeh hai ihaye son
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nhsrgty certify that one boN a. yer RrepEration
entirely renewed ali ne usa q tubaeco.
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eneieing ds4v Az fettere r. fquiTf cheerfullv
gHf +Ntr,i, Fsf~s ~ ttffes~ft-el - ~
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Money sent By mail az my rial. Address
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
Treafnanf OF

A remedy for founder in horses is
communicated to the Iowa Homestead.
There are two veins in the head of q
horse, which run down on each side
of the eye, coming together an inch
and q half or two inches below it,
some quite prominent and others less
distinct. When founder takes place,
the main vein below the eye is to be
punctured with the point Of a sharp
knife or other instrument-operating
on the veins under both eyes alike
This treatment is said to affect a GER
tain cure in the course Of tw~enty-four
hours. Blood should be drawn quite
freely.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his valuable
Farm, lying fonT miles west Of Brownvile, on
the main rad west, and containing I'D acres,
OF which 5 acres il Timber, and between 50
anQ % acres under cultivation. For terms
AndPriceG Gee the UNDERLINED IN the place
z[t JOIN CREAs0N.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

kEEPIN0 Nb0ErAnLEA-Sink q
barrel tWo-thirds ~ its depth into tia
grouna 10 box o. cask WI answer a
better ruFpoeel, heapthe earth around
the part pnelectlng out 81 the ground.
Witha siOpeon ] leides; place TIE We.
etabies that you desire q keep IA the
vessel cover the top with 3 water
tight cover; and when winter sets in.
hrow an armiul ofstraw. hay OF some
thing o. that on the barrel. IL the
WI 70 fcffeF Fahft,pra ,-frr, ~,
other vegetables AL Keep in this woy
asfreshas when taken from lac gro9nd
The celeryshOulds Island Dearly perDen-
dicular, celery alternating. Freedom
from the frost, eas Of access, and es-
pecially freshness and freedom from
rot are the; advantages claimed
Journal Q(HOrticlatlre.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

France and England have copies Of
each Others omcial publications for
several hundred ye8r.