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vigzsnmcc Committees.

Bloom-David Lowenbcrg, j. II. Fur
man, John X Girton.
Bs,oich-Isaiah Bower, \. D. seely,
Briorc,ech--C. L. Steele, John G. Jaco-
BY, Albert Smith.
Benton j. M'IIonry, T. Benton Cole,
John c. Wcnnor.
Moses Schlicher, II. Hinterlitcr,
George P. Dreisbach.
Centralia-John p. IIannon, Thomas
OGoharty, John Sin2linger.
Couyngham-Dr +. Il. Wolfovth, Aaron
Person, r. Thornton.
Cnt0Ujssd-Dr. j. Il. Robbins, Walter
Scott, Adam Federolf.
Centre Abraham White, Samuel Ney-
hart, Samuel Bower.
FraphEa y. B. Knittlo, II. j. Rceder,
Moses W. NJ Henry.
EMiagcme5- = NJ. A. zimmerman, Urlah
MHenry. Il. Unangst.
GreeamooI-G. w. Utt, VIM. Kramer,
Joseph Il. Patton.
Hemyoch- William II. Shoemaker, Hugh
M Bride, u. Robbins: -, -,
Jacison on--George Huffman, John NJ
Henry, Emanuel Savage. -
Locust-IIon. p. X. Ie,binc, Daniel
Slime, Gera Hover. 9.t..t
M,disop--Jamcs kisncr, A. j. Carr, Ii.
M'Collum.
Maine-U. j. Campbell, John Nuss, G..
Fisher.
M6iin- DIR. D. II. Montgomery, Samuel
Schwepp Isaac I.utz.
lontonr-Pcter Heimbach, j. i. Farms
worth, Peter Evans. -, -.
NJ. Pleasant--Thomas j. Welliver, John
Wanich, James johnson. 49,. =,
1Omnge-C Charles Conner, q. G. lick
etts, w. II. Snyder. ,,.,
pine-Joscph Shoemaker, Joseph Trib-
lobis, Andrew Whitmoyor.,, ,,,.u,
Roaringcnch;-J. ID. llouck, William
Driesbach, Peter Leyan. .,,, q,
Sco,t-Oscar p. Ent, Daniel Snyder, u.
II. Deiterck. es, 49,,
Sugarloaf.--A. Laubach, David Lewis
George Steadman :. as,a
By order Of the Standing Committee,
JoHN A. FUNSTON, Chairman.
sloomsburS, Aug. 81, 1865
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s.3- TIE Fair on Wednesday and Thurs
day was rather simly attended. The mn
favorable weather 10 doubt prevented many
from coming to the exhibition. The arti-
clcs entered are inc and will compare favor
ably with any on exhibition at our previous
fairs The usual number Of strangers, gam
b'ers, and pickpochcts, are on hand. SO
far we have not heard Of their having
gone through any Que.
LaIcr-'fhe Fair at this writing presents
quite different aspect as regards article,
on exhibition and people in attendance. -
Additional articles were brought upon the
ground, and people have been coming in
from all quarters, ugcn every train, until
the number present at the lair will exceed
that Ia other Fairs on ;ho second day.
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rss. FIRE.-A stable on .i.c lot Of Henry
Hartman was burned down on Thursday
night, Oct 18th, between the hours Of 9
and 10 o'clock, in this town. The suprosi-
ton is that, it was set on fire, while there
were so many people in town attending the
Fair, for the purpose of p'unleying. The
Fircmcn were on hand, but too late save
the burning building. loss four or five
hundred dollars No insurance.
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ssE- e. G. NaGE has just received from
thoci,y Of phiIa lelphia his fall and winter
goods. Call and examine them, all who lie.
sire cheap dry-goois, groceries, &c. Mr.
Mars selection will compare Iavorasy viii!
any goods in town, and as for chcappess he
is rot undcrsold by any merchant in tAi@
place. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= ERRORS OE YOUTH

gentleman who In early lif was victim to ina
dehasing vice 50 common to youth. which resulted
In Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions hnU
Eetvuus Pros'raion and CANE nGar ending MS day
IN hopeless misery. After nsing numerous rem"
rir4 without success he obtained IRON friend s"n'G
simple rules and prescriptions TINT aila"ir' per
manent cure. On behalf "f suffering bp' amy ~
will send the same free Of rhnrse TO Az VINO may
desire it. address EDGAR TREMAiNE.
station u, bible House, New yoiK
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rsn.. Tic election returns arc rather mea-
ger, both in county and State. They come
in Slow and in many instances very incor-
rect The tolegraphic reports seem to be
10 Incredible that we have concluded to pay
little attention to them, and wait for some.
thing official -mlre rcliablc. The State.
last fall, was claimed By the Radicals, for a
week after the election, but on the final and
official count they had to give it over to The
Democracy by 922 majority.
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re- Philadelphia elected the whole Dem
ocralc ticket BY decided majority. Three
Congressman have been elected by the Dem
ocrats in that city, viz: Randall in the lst
District, MotTtt in the Sd District, and
Reading in the Fifth District. In the State
the Democracy have gained three Congress.
men. At least such Are the indications.
"Iloncst" John Covcle is in tightc,
place than he anticipated getting. Henry
d, D.,Fostor has a strong notion Of going to
Congress in Coyodo's place.
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ssy" A GOOD Democratic boy between tbc
ages of IS md 90 is wanted to lcarn the
Printing business in this Office. One who
has had some experience in an Office pre-
farrcd' Apply Immediately. --
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.!

The Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON viii send Urcr
Of charlr to all who desire it, the presrTib'ioh "h
the directions Tor making and nsng the simple
remedy by " hich he was cuT1d NJ lung htitclInn
and that dread disra 80 Consumption. Ills on'y oh
irc, ~ TO benefit The afflicted and he hopcs every
suil'hrcr viii ny This prescription. as it vii cost
them nothing, aud mny prove . blessing. Please
address Rev. EDWARD A WI son.
No. lGj South Second 81. eet, Williamsburg, New
YORK.
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DR.. j. BRYAN. CONSULTIN c
.s. PHYSICIAN
6lg EECsgUnv. t,sV York,

Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT in NIL Eases or Semi
nal :, y,0l Urinary and Nervous Diseases in mate
nr o'm1". hpYIcE fREE aud correspondence STRICTLY
CoSF pssrhL
10 GgErLEsEH,--i viii send my private aud conf
dcuiai rrculn7s free of charge aud for 10 cchie
Va.urbiG treatise on seminal Weakness by br Ron
l.. EELL. 100 PAGES.
10 L,piEs u will s"ni my Private Circular with
Anatomical .,uc'ayinga free # targc. and foI 10
cents vnlunul' treatise Iv br. JuBE HARVEY con
nj EiGg imr. ''an n.oru,,ion on ali snIject o. IN
crest TO thu.
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TIL = G Il Z a L Ca Z S q
HUM AN M.GER Z.

,,rv,,s JUST published, in n srrlcd erve
,SgSt tStZS, lOpc. Price q cents. 4 ldethre on iit
SsIHtEt nature. treatment ind radical care u:
's,.,Se4tas Seminal Weakness or sp"rmli,rhDra
induced by ser-Ab"se; Involuntary Em,s si"ns. im
no;rncy Nervous Debility und. lap G,mnris "a
WARNS, apuoraiiy; Consumption. ipicrsv. ana
F,ts: Mental and Physical iucapacity, Sc. Nv
Pohcr, ]. Cuiycrwell, NJ, H.. author ot ,hs Green
Book &c, 49,
The world renowned author, In ihis 1Gmrah'G Lee
ture clearly rrovcs from his own experience, thHi
the aw c Consequences Of Seli.ihns" 'npy he "htci
uaily removed without McIiclne. and whho"' @iI
gcrous surgical operations. borcies Instruments
riuue or Cordiu,s. pointing out mode, If rnre n
once certain aud ailrcnai, by which .vcry snf,iot
no matter @lat his condition NAV be, may cure
himself chcapiy, privately and radically Ih's L"c
lure will pruve honn To thousandS ah'i 'h"us 'nGs.
Sen, under sea any addr"ss. in plain envelope,
on receipt Of six cents or two postage ciamrs
Also pr. CuIvcrwell's Mar'2e Guite rr,cr 20 cen's
Address, CnAs. = MINE q ~
1877 Bowcry, New York. Z. y. box ijs5'
Sent, lG, lsta,--Iy Peas & Co
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NT,sCsis

Understanding that report In crcu iMion to tho
,dG.rt Inn, 1 took a broad axe belonging IL Henry
Eyer Of F,-hingrrcek township, and ihet A.
orange have been given currency to this scandai,l
lake inir method Of correcting me reror' ny pro-
nouncing 1t entirely false. aui Mhon' nhmia'"h o'
-, 2 M il has been started u i,r, IA. uinrt VI W
t5yu ne annoy ancc- hNNi@i. ~ "A"'' ~
Ei,ninrurppk, Srrt 2, hs. " pt .tt..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-14

TIE recen. earthquake in South America
swallowed up three hundred millions O. pro-
per,y. The Radical party of this country
swallows up five hundred millions each year.
What do the people think Of this tidal
Haye'Y
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-14

Is5" Tho editor OF the Columbian has
our thanks far the prepared proceedings, in
type, of the monster mass meeting held
in this nlnce ------ .----
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rs" Bloom township is Democratic, the
average majority on the Democratic. ticket
being %, Boyle having Is majority, Ent A.,
and Piollet Is. Bully for Bloom. Low is
the DR.. 'st'unit Y'
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gluplusbntg ReMoerSat. ut
wednesday, October Ha. 1868.

. psy- WE are obliged to issue a half sheet
this week. Reasons, scarcity Of help, elec-
tioh, ana County Fair. .....,
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n9y- The enterprising ladies down town
engaged in the niillinary business advertise
new goods in this weeks paper.
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pGr Prof. Henry Carver delivered the
address before the Agricultural Society, on
tho Fair Ground, on Thursday afternoon
last. Well cnleavor to get it for publica-
finn
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NE'v REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION. A Physi.
chm whU hat CONSUMPTION fur several years, with
reqnrt hicHdings nt the lungs cured bimseir with
a mudicene unknown To tic profession, when his
oa sc appeared hopeless. lie IL 'ht only physician
who has used IL in his own pct,on. or who has an!
Knowledge NJ virtues an, he eau nscrihe The dc
srcr pi heath h. now .Linys to n"aing hGi the ns
OF hi, nirdirinr aud nGi'iur but utter d"srair and
entire extinction &c all hope ~ recovery tncethrr
with want uf confidence N all oiI.rS Induced him 10
h,zsrd the experiment. 10 those suiitrirs with ANY
disease Of tbs hangs he prolars. "A reatnenl he c"rh
IDENTITY believes will rra"Itale the .scasc Ffcr Lou
per bui,!e SSa hail dozen sent by express. send
iur u circular or call o. .... .... -
ER. q. NOYLsTON JACKSON,
NJ $50 North Tenth Street, Philade!ahia.
June 3i, lsi6-iy.
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~. The Montour county Democracy held
the largest political meeting, in Danyille on
Saturday last, ever held in that cornty. -
Hon. G. Il. Bucka,ow and Major Shriner
were the speakers. Quite a large ialcga'
tion was in attendance from Columbia
county.
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NRRORS or YOUTH.

ccr,,emou who suffered Cor years from Servoos u,
,.hh,i,n prcmulure Decay, ind all inc tnos,s "
,mn'h ri ;uiscrciion will iot the sase q snnsins
humanity send tt.e :" wS mo nee" spe s rue .smoG
am,.h n, was cured. sufferers wishin! 70 Ptoi' ',
M. advertisers experieuce, can DO 90 ~ aa"
r. peIicsH, H.. eo".nr'' vn,r Nny ~, ieo7,
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kl0Gp sAahaYS.
CORS ETs. CORS T. 7 8.
WM. II HOPKINS.

NO. Gea ARCH 81 RECT, PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer Of The ColcLratm Champion
liocp Skirts far Ladits, Kisses md
LhH'rea.
Tn" largest assortment, and best cnanty and style
in the American Market. Every lady should ry
them, as they recommend. themselves bv wearing
longer, retaining their shape mnCh pctt'r. briug
moro elastic than nj others. Warranted in every
spect and scld ut very low prices. Ask for Hop
kins' Champion Skirt.
different grades including the Imperial and TLJmp
son & angdon's Glove Fr,inu tor>c.s, ranging IN
prices from Il cents To $3.50; together with Joseph
apes ana quality, ten different grades, from S 10
10 3, So They are the finest and beat goods for the
prices ever imported. The trade supplied with
Uonu SKIRTS and Curscts AT Il lowest rates. .-.
Those visiting the City sioui not fail to call aad
examine our Goods and prices. as we defy all com
petilion. Sept III, is'5
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DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS,

DEAtNESS, BDIN IENESS,
nAACs, NJ. y. Ocuiist and Aurist lt"rme'ly o'.''
dan. ilo,ipnd.l No. sG5 Arch stte'' fh'i'"u
testimonials from the most rehab'e sources !" .n'
city and County can be seen NJ MS ONCE ,".
.ita,,,y nrc invited 10 accompany their ps,,sh,s'
y. hs has no secrets in his piac,ice hkIif'O'h"
EyEs, inserted without PAIN. No charge TOR o.a0''
,.,.',. Ihpril 81 IsG6-ly
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TIL Il EEALIN G POOL,


Howard Assocn,ion Reports. for YOUNG ME-
or the CRIME OF DIlrIDf, and the ERROR
ABUSES AMI bisEASES which destroy the mani
powers, and craai" impcdinonts Ia MAKHl AGE
wie sure means nf relief, Sent in sealed letter cit
,o'opcs cree OF charge. Address DR. J. SklLiiN
EOUGnrOT, Howard Association, Phiiadelphia, Pa
jane 3. i-j,I.-t4.
f ~ DEAFNESS, ELiSpsrss AND CATARRn treated
with the Utmost succcss W J. lSaACs. NJ ~, OcuhFl
nnd Aufist Formerly Of Ley.cn, Ilolllni) No. suJ
Arch. street. philadGIphia, Testimonials from the
most reliable in city aud country eau br seen
at his Office The iiudIcal faculty invited 10 uc
,oinpany their PATIENTS as lie has secrets in hi
pracIcc. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wiihm pay
No charge for examination Nov. H. lhbI-ly
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Ib., g. w. Ss Eg.a.~

'a SUCCESSOR 10 nR. y, c. HARRISON.
v,srkcn Hnons y, 'hp Amohcsu 'i"us... ~ nr'
der. n 1 thr,r w,,l he prornrty a0"ndrH'o ~,
bioumsnuts, Oct ~ IA
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-14

r,'uEGLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH A esn,!s
L man who suffered for years from Nervous AMI
Gen,ia. Debility, Nighiy Emissions, and Seminal
Weakness, the result Of youthful iudisctetirn, and
came heuE endisg bic days in hopeless misery. viii
for the sake Of suffering man, send to any atCt
ed, the simple means used by him, which effected u
r'x ,ip ,l.ley,%a,,k., .,!tsr .iL". a. -
EDGAR FIREMAN., i2eth - ", Y. Chy.
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LATELY OPENED.
Metallic or Other Cofiins,
Bloom .hurg, April 10. lSG5.
w ELL u IG q | n q.

The undc, signed aivc- notice to tho public goncr'
n,ly tbnt he is a practical WELL. DIGGER, ard is
nrrpared 10 uis wells short ,noc upon the n. 81
,ra.onab,r terms He iins had in his long expert
rucc ia the business remarkable success Those
wishing anything done in his line would do well 10
| give him a trial.
Rlon,n .hurr Jure. ta 1861
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ColDijl.al Love,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
ESSAYS ron Yursa Msa, on this Errors. hbusrs and
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and create
inprdinients to marriage, with sure means OF rcie
Sen, in sealnd letter envelope frey Of charge. hd
dress HOWARD ASsoCi ATOM, Box r, Phi,ade,-
rhia, IA. July ~ lsoe-y.
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gs3" The Radicals Of this town celebrated
their victory in the late election on Thurs
day evening by burning store-goods boScss,
paradiDg the streets and making nigh, hid
cous with their uncaith'y yeiIs.. They have
very little glory in this election, and their
demonstration was in accordance with 1t.
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's'HE COLUMBIA ROUSE.
NJ. II. STGIlNEEs, Proprietor.

This new stand lately fitted up fnr the accom- mn
dainn oi the travelling public generally. si'unt"d
Main street, few doors abnvc the court touse. on
what is known "a the "Rrbbisoh property" II IL
centrally located in u. Town. m Isl pleasant place
for .uLsts TO stop, besides bcn. ~ that part o town
where the majority o the husinrss Ia being zone.
The prop rictor feels roniicRt that lie is prepared
to give general satisfaction 10 his guests aud would
solicit fair portion of the public pst,ous &C..
bloomsbury, May lj, lrt1.
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:. ssy- Wanted, at this Office, a load Of good
dry wood, on subscription to the DEMOCRAT.

re- The official vote in Columbia county
will show Democratic majority, OF over
(I00O) nineteen hundred An increase
Of over two hundred since the fall OF 1906.
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0GVEiN EVGaIsE.

ErGHgcvtf;e NcrRs:a. ScEla1i.
The neM session Of this School will commence on
unj,y, August .I'h i-G-. -. ...
For particulars address, Prof. u. n. Walker princi.
pal, Orangrviiir, columbia county, Pa
August 49, isCc-ii. ..H.
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TgVHE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
L oC Pennsylvania, re.orennizrh in lsiG as n
Scientific School, gives courses of insuucton u,
teurr;l ririce, Agriculture, Mechanical ana tri'
Enrinrcri M, and English and Classical Literature,
'Th. r,psirgpa begins July 20th, and ends Oecnn''
ber 10th, 1908. t. .t.
~ JAS. Y. Nick EE, Vice Pros't
. Iuiv 81, Agricultural College, Centre Co.. Ia.
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OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA CO.

President Judge--Hon. William Elweil.
Associate judges Irm ha,,I Per- 2 ,,.-,.;.
Proth'y and Cl'k Of Courts-Jcsse Coleman.
Register and Recordcr-John q. Freeze.
t John +. Fowler, H
Commissioners Montgomery Colo.
10 David Ycager, r'.-
Sherin'-Mordccai Millord. r.r
Treasurcr--Jacob Yohe. ...a A.
~. i. b Rupert, Co.,
Auditors John =. Hannon.
Jacob Harris. .s.
Commissioners Clork-Wm. Kricl:baum.
Commissioner Attoiney--E II. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser-W. II. Jacoby.
County Surveyor -laaac a. Dewitt.
District Attroney--Niillon NJ. Traugh.
Coroncr--William }. keller. ~
County Superintendcnt--Chas. G. Barley,
Assessors Internal Reycnue--R. f. Clark.
Assistant Assessor s. b. Diemsr,'
Daniel McIlenry.
Collector-Benjamin i. Hartman.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-08-21
TIE INFLUENCE OF THE MOON UPON
BABIES.

The moon is thought by old wives to
influence the life ofa child. Thus the
child born on the first day Of the new
moon is fortunate in all his undertake
ings, and will live long; one born on
the sixth will live long; one born on the
ninth will be rich. one born on the tenth
will be great Traveller; one born on
the eleventh will be devoted to reli-
gion: one born on the sixteenth will be
grateful and unfortunate; one born on
the eighteenth will be brave; one born
on the nineteenth will be full of mall
ice; one born on the twenty first will be
strong and healthy. but selfish; one
born on the twenty -secondwill be cheer
full, but inclined to low society; one
born on the twenty-third will be un-
governable, will forsake family and
friends, and wander In a foreign coun-
try--unhappy through life; one born on
the twenty fourth will have extraordi-
nary ability; one born on the twenty
fifth will be desperately wicked and
come to fearful death; one born on the
twenty-seventh will be amiahle one
born on the thrtieth will have the acme
of all good gifts, temporal and spiri-
tual.
A baby's nails must never be cut till
it Is year old, or 1t will be thief. A
child with blue vein across its nose
will never wear its wedding clothes;
should it chance 10 outlive infaEcy it
will bring sorrow and disgrace to all be-
longing to 1t. A babe that cries at its
christening will live long; If you battle
it un Sunday 1t will be sorrow free; if
on Wednesday it will grow beautiful; II
on Thursday 1t will grow fat; il on Fri
day all its sins will be forgiven; il on
Saturday it will be unhealthy.
There are certain other superstitions
applying to grown people: If you cut
your nails on Sunday, it provokes Mon
sieur lie Diable to such degree that
he'll shave you all the week, and lead
you into mischief. If you clip your
hair at the new moon, 1t will grow long
at the full; as the moon wanes y our hair
will fall out. If you don your new
clothes on Sunday, you'll be happy; If
on Monday, they'll tear; if on Tues.
day. they'll burn; if on Wednesday,
you'll have plenty; II on a Friday, you'll
be unlucky; If on Saturday, you won't
live co enjoy them. Every one. silent
ly or openly, Is little suspicious re-
gardIng Friday, yet few couid give a
reasOn
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CORN HUsKs AND STRAW.

Feed your stock with the first, and
feed and litter With the latter. Be
careful not to sell either as every load
you sell is an act of injustice to. yollt
stock and a injury to your SOIL. II Yoii
have not cattle enough to consume them
get more, that you may through them,
convert your husk and straw into ma
nure, and thereby add to your resources
for fertilizing your land.
SELLING CoRN.-Shell your corn be-
fore you sell it, crush Your cobs and
feed them in mashes to your mich cows,
A peck of crushed cobs and a peck Of
cut fodder, hay or straw, thrice day,
will keep your cows we'll up to their
milk. This mess may be cooked enough
by simply pouring boiling water over it,
covering it, and permitting it to remain
until cool enongh to be fed out.
He that sells his corn M tIfe cob gives
away his cobs, besides paying for their
transportation to market, and where
the grain is large, and the cob small,
gives away part of his corn also, rs
such corn will yield more than 5bushI
els to the barrel.
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WHO ARE YOUR COMPANY.

tile that walketh with wise men shall
be wise but companion of fools shall
be destroyed.,' IL is said to be the
property OF the tree frog that it acquires
the color Of whatever it adheres to for
a short time, Thus when found on
growing corn it is commonly of q dark
green. II found on white oak, it has
the color peculiar to that tree. just so
l. Is with man. Tell me who you choose
and prefer as companions, and l certain
ly will tell you what you are. Do you
love the society of the vulgar Then
you are already debased IN your senti-
ments. DO you seek the society OF the
profane In your heart you are like
them. Are testers and butfoons your
choice friendsp He who laughs at foll
ly is himself fool, and probably very
stupid one too, Do you love and seek
the society of the wise and good ? Is
this your habit? Would you rather take
the lowest among others Then you
have already learned to be wise and good
You may not have much progress, but
even good beginning is not dcspised.
Hold on your way and seek to be COM
panion OF all that fear God. SO you shall
be wise tor yourself and wise for etcrni-
tV,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-08-21
AMAN HAUNTED TO DEATH.

A strange and surprising incident oc-
CURED last week in the country some
miles north of CoriEth. A Mr.. Man
grum killed a young man during the
war, and few days since Mr.. Mangrum
was on a deer-drive, and while at one
of the stands he saw an object approach
ing him which so alarmed him he rails
ed his gun and fired at it. The object,
which resembled man covered with a
sheet, continued to advance upon MIR.
Mangru u, when he drew his pistol and
emptied all the barrels at the ghost
None of the shots seeming to take ef-
feet, he climbed tree to make his es-
cape. By the time he was a short dis
tailce up the tree the white object was
standing under him with its eyes fixed
upon him, and he declared that it was
tho spirit of the young man whom he
had killed. Mangrum was so startled
at the steady gaze of the eye that he
had been the cause of laying cold in
death that he tainted and tell from the
tree. His friends carried him home, the
ghost following and standing before
him constantly, the sight of which
brought up the recollection of his guilt
with such force to his mind that he
died in great agony after two or three
days suffering. (Miss.) Caucas-
ian, 22d.