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THE BURLIN CT O n =,
RELIGIOUS.

A season of remarkable religious interest is in
progress in the Normal School at johnson, and
| is spreading in that community. About thirty
conversions have taken place, the most Of them
IN the School. About four-ffths Of the Stu
dents are now professed Christians, or directly
I interested in the good work.
The Tract Society at New York, will give to
the public their statement of facts pertaining to
the late arrangement between the two Tract
Societies, which has just been abrogated by the
Society at Boston.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. NJ. A. Gates is supplying the desk of the
Congregational church in Manchester.
Rev. Mr. Hamlin has been ordained as pastor
Of the Congregational church in Bellows Falls
Prof II. 4. P Torrey Of Burlington, is ex-
pected to preach in Vergennes next Sabbath.
The Rev Herman C. Riggs, having accepted
the call Of the Congregational Church in s..
Adams will commence his ministerial labors
there next Sabbath.
Union prayer meetings, full Of interest have
been held in the Congregational church and
Town Hall at Vergennes alternately. The reli-
gious interest continues
revival Of religion is in progress in East
Enosburgh, and considerable interest Is mani
Tested. Rev. J. Ferguson Of Montgomery,
and Rev. George H. Parker Of East Franklin
are holding a series Of meetings in the place.
METHODIST.
At the recent anniversary Of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School Union, held at Spring
field, the Secretary Of the Union said that there
were at present in the Methodist Episcopal
church, Is o95Sunday Schools ls2,566 officers
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GoRiiAM NANUFACTURIN6 CO.,
Salesroom No Maiden Lane, New York.
Nov. 3,d&w4imos.
IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERs Where one was
sold few years ago, thousand are sold now. They
strengthen, warm and invigorat5 the part upon
which they applied, aid relieve nervous atitc-
tons Of the bowels, lumba-o, pains Of the side, and
usually all local pains. In affections Of the kidneys
they are If great service.
LANE BACK.
NEW YonE, Nov. %. 1859.
T. ALLcocE * Co-GeHHenen l lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my back Having
heard your Plasters much recommended for cases Of
this kind. procured one, and the result was all I
could desle A single Plaster cured me in a week
Yours respectfully, J. 6. briggs.
Proprietor on the Brandrefb House
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York
Sold by all Druggists.
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A CENTS WANTED for might SCENES
~ IN TIE BIBLE" Portrayed illustrated and
studied by Rev. Daniel March, ID, author Of
Walks and Homes Of Jesus" Send for Circular
address ZElGLER, MCCURDY & co. Philadelphia,
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y AL descriptions " uoWE-sNESr SEcuRITrEs
BouGHT. saLr, on EXCHANGED at our Office and by
Nil AID graph AT MARKET RATES.
e ACCOUNTS or BANKS, BANKERS, and others
received and favorable arrangements made for dess
aha
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CT. I.OUIs AND IRON MOUNTAIN

4 IUD@E F.ED|N FOI MAIN PENS.-61
~ lines written with one pen ink. No blotting.
One dozen assorted samples sent for . cts AGENTS
make $40 day. dress GUODSPEED CO. 3
Park Row, New York.
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'INHlS valuable pr aTatioa has been used Win
L SEYER-EAGLtNC "a 'ess 10 thousands % cases
II not only reliev-s tic child from pain, but m
vi-orat the stomach and huwel correets acicty,
and gives tone and eacl-, 20 the 1.s system.
will also Instantly relieve
Grpins ia the 80 is & Wind Collie.
We believe il the BEsr aud suREsT REMEDY IN the
world, in all cases Of Dyscutery and DiarrhUa N
children, whether arising from tcelAuss ~ any otbSt
cause.
Full directions for using viii accompany cash bot
tie. Be sure and call f0r
MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having the facsimile " Curtis PKRKISisapon
the outside wrapper. All others are'hase rntansrs
Aurust I. -d.wsMssia.
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C,ooDSPEED.s FOTyT.IV PFN

NEW ENGLANDERs especially Vermont
- ers send for catalogue free Of so STEREsCOP-
It VIEWS Of VI. y. H., Adirondack. and Florida
scenery, to \ r STYLES, Burlington. Vt.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

II Z B Z y E c o Il T =,
A Nd how they Lived, Fought, and Died for the
"a Union, with Scenes and Incidents in the Great
Rebellion IT contains over 100 fine Engravngs and
2O pages and IS the spclest and cheapest war book
culars and see our terms and full description Of the
work. Address JONES BROTHERS & Co. Phikl-
delphia, Pa.
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Last Monday week. in Jamaica a pair Of
oxen, driven by "a boy years Old, drew load
Of lumber weighing 7.oio pounds upa hill which
rose S l. degrees for about 40 feet, and de-
grecs fsr about 50 feet. With q sandy s9il-win-
ming wager Of 50.
The survey Of the West River Railroad which
has been completed. shows that the road can
easily be built, and that from Buuleboro TO
Jamaica the distance is p IS miles The esti-
mated cost, exclusive Of superstructure, is $780,
OOo
Thieyinc claws are busy III Guilf1rd. Sunday
evening two Of them called upon neighbor and
stole 81 pistol before they left. Other parties,
in revenge for beng informed against, have left
Charles Blbcock minus sundry farm tools, and
threatened him with incendarism. Alvin Howe $
cider mill was lately set on fire, but saved in a
dam -ei condition.
The Stanley Rule and Level Company, in Brat
tloboro, are now occupying p hands at their
works in the manufacture Of lockwood and ivory
rules. The factory, formerly operated by I. A.
Stearns * Co. was established in 1893. The
company has other factories in New Britain,
Conn, with a warehouse at - Beekman street,
New York city.
y. b. Wilist0n * Co., Of tie Brattletoro Car
rage Mandatory, sustain amicable and profit
able relations with all parts of the Union, includ-
ing Texas and New Mexico. to which they send
large numbers Of their carriages. This firm en-
ploys 80 hands and turn out go carriages,
worth $4,000, per year.
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Is SUCCESSFUL! CROWDS Wis. " HIM
Ms Vary Paws AIbur.t Shrine. .-...t D. h..
Graz ire. no 81. Ntas Baaei-s4dIv sF..f. j fvs
ear ea iirls stortct. and whole re-..u, sy.-
ieil rae@el by Chr horr.i disease. mis- IS pa is. ed
4 Lqry, 1rf Rr,5l-.-tJ. c,1.-..-,-,.
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The long contested new bridge over White
River at the Junction is nearly completed, and
viii be open for travel next month.
Mrs. Jasper Fletcher Of South Woodstock, died
at the insane Asylum, sept %, aged nearly 60
years.
Amasa Turner, a pensioner Of the war OF ISL,
died at Chester on Monday last. He lost an
arm in one Of the battles Of the war, but main
tanned habits Of personal industry to the close Of
his life
Prof a. D. Hager delivered his speech on
Switzerland at the Uniyersalist church IN North
Chester on Friday evening, October 23rd, be
fore an intelligent and appreciative audience
a son Of Mr.. Z. 5. Morgan Of South Wood
stock, aged ! ; years, while attempting to climb
unto wagon while the team was in motion
passed bis foot between the spokes Of a wheel,
before the team could be stopped his leg was
literally TWISTED of at the knee. The flesh was
terribly torn. The leg was amputated.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance
Of the State Of Vermont held their annual session
at the Hall Of otaquechee Division. Woodstock,
wednesday, Oct DIST, and elected the following
officers for the year ensuing For G W. p.
James Squircs, No Ferrisburgh G. W A Ru-
f1s Rogers, Shelbun G S, HIT Dennis.
Woodstock G. 7. \, 4. Daikin. No. Ferris
burrh G. Chap, DR.. Lorenzo Sheldon. West
Rutland q. Con, A. T. French, Woodstock. C
Sen. Il. ". Walker, So. Woodstock
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NEEn
FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED
LAWRENCE 4 BURy4P.


nav Elust returhed rom Tour among ;he best
4 Nurseries in the country. North ami We a,f
have purchased for the Spring trade orIs69. very
superior stock Of
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q General agents for Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines and Mason & Haralin's cabiast oFgaa'.
Agents wanted. address
SHERMAN PHELPS,
No. Union Block, next door TO Central House,
Burlington, Vt. Nov. 2d-dAw
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
AZ THE ORPHANS COURT IN THE

matter OF exceptions IN the report Of Auditor fat
distribution Of the estate Of Peter Eveiand. deceased
September ,hh IsG7, u. q. kaher, Esq. appoIn,,h
roinniss nner To take tesiimony liy the Court
Ceriihei from the Record. Jgsss COLeaAN. clcrk
y" pRr ties Interested in the abnve take notice
hat shall attend fnr the purpose Of my uppo'n'-
ent al my Office ~ blnO1 sburg. nm lriday. the Hih
day of November, iad7. At ~ n'rlnok a. ".
u. e.. kAiLER. Auditor
III lhl1
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
MAN noes ::

~-':ssy
sIAA-aEy Ho,, Last, No71 Rest1rcR.
Just Published, a new edition Of
Ia CUtNI NIRWEi.L'S Cclrbratcd Essay on tI,r rad
.'ni cure wi'hont mrdicine lcf pc rat"r, nu SrEi
inai Nehsnr.s, Involuntary Srn,uai Losses limo.
tencv N:nla' ani Physical iacnpacity i,Ducdilr,ni
20 Harriagt, etc also Con sumption, Eplrpsy, aud
FITS induced by seliintulguHce ur Sexual ri,raya.
eahce
= Price. in srnlrd envciopc, only u ccs,.
III" 'lrhIatnd author IN This ldmIraSI. ss4ay
clearly demonstrates, irn thirty years succes~.
in ptnctir", ai the alarming cnusr IIpures OF srlc.
anus" may he radically wiiiIuut t,,r d1 NJ .l
0us use ~ intrfnn m"u!Giua nr Ne application uf
the Sh"e-p"n"rG nnt a nnIr of cure al one. ~ IN.
pir r"iain ana iirriuai by mean. nf ~ hfh ever
-nhrt-r no matter VIVA: his conhitiou may b.. u,ay
cure himself eheapiy privately ard radically
4s rms lrctufe sb"u'J be IN the kaHds OF every
yonth aud every m0n IN the land.
s'ni. under stai. in n piain envelope 10 any ad.
dress posi- yaid. receipt If six cents or tw osl
sllnps
Address the pubiisaats.
CiAs. J, c. mLING x ca.
l!' Howrry, Hen Ynrk. post uiiice b, T. 15sC
Nav -. ,Si..- I'm
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
she COLUMBIA HOUSE.
IL. III. STCNNER, Proprietor

This isa new stand lately fitted up fur the accommo
da'i"n Of The travelling pubIic generally. situated an
MAN sttnnt. tuw doors nbnyc the Cnuvt iiouse on
what is known n- the "EObbison property Il ts
centrally located ~ u town. ~ Isl pieasent place
ior utsts To stop besides being G thai pnrt Of town
wncre tue mnj"sitv OF tho bnsiiiess 4. being .nne,
tue proprietor faes confident that h. is prepared
eve genera, satisfaction Ia his puesis, aud would
B,o0nisburg, May ls 1857
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

For r;iE srEFn ny SD rIGr,IY ruUS ~ IsTiasrIrHT
|, IrvFR. oR i'ItLs Arn FzvEn. REMIT rESr f.v ~
CHnL Ftv.R. DusU AauR. PERIODICAL UENbArHE oc
Hl;Lous ltAp>cHE. h1D 'ILOu> FEyERs INDLtp, F'E
TUE WHOLE G., ASS ORIGIN IN biLIA,
DER s>GHabNr, AystD ~ TEE alL.R!A OF Gi,sA
CouSrE!ss.
Tbs r,mcdy has rarrly faicd 10 cure,hn srvcrrs.
cases Of hills and Fever and II has ,his great al
vantage over u'hrr ARnr mrnhinrs, stia, " snhtue-
tnr compliant without Injury I" III. patient II t0u.
taias qnninr or Oth de- ktrf aus snh>trnf" no,
does II pT'ing' qnpsmor any injurious cii"cl hi;
rvrr S!Gaine hrah'r Of IL" army oI The Nr.t tyy
il nj ypr viii rntnrsr til, 81 aet' uHs.
prr2ut-d by ne ! e.. AVER l. co. Low"ii N,ss
aud SOLD by all Drurrisis ami d"a.crs IL M jrine
Spryvhptn
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
Effect OF 1senc Oust,

A Westbury (Nt } subscriber of the New
England Farmer thus writes about the Of.
feet of bone dust:
see great deal in your paper about
bone dust or flour. have thought great
many times | would give you Il little of my
experience in that matter. Ia 1874 lived
in the house ofan independent farucr, and
planted about thyee-fourths of an acre of
corn on q pine plain. That iar,ecr hal for
many years been gathering all the bones h.
could find. That spring he carried them to
aplaster mil! and got them ground. He
gave me peck Of the -four, which nut on
cnc-half OF my piece Of corn. 1t had n
wonderful effect. The stalks grew faot
taller than tho other half, and were darker
co!ored, and the ears were from two to four
inches longer. The difference through the
season was such that rassers by often called
upon me to know what made the ference
could only tell them that dry hora' did it.
The farmer experimental WITH it Ly put.
ting bone on two rows, plaster OF Paris on
the adjoining two, house ashes on the mex
two then two with nothing, but the manure
which was applied alike to the whole field.
Thus contrasted the effect was wonle,t,
am not able to give the difference in ihe
yield of corn when harvested, as it is SO ,ong
that have forgotten; but do remember
very plainly how the corn looked when grow.
ing and there was great difference in the
appearance Of the rows experimental with.
d. HEEp.--Sheep are wiu.eling In Illinois
very we'll this season, it is announced-a
marked contrast with last year. This sea-
son they went into winter quarters in fine
condition last season was exactly the oppo
SITE a large and very excellent wool clip
may be expected the coming spring. There
are no deaths among the sheen thus far
While last year deaths were reported on al
sides.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN

ShLESROOMI. 536 Broadway, NY,
$50 W Washington ct eci, Boston,
9!l Chez nut street. Philadelphia,
PaTENTED FER. "a. 1850.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles of mechanism, possess sing many rare
and valuable impr, vcn'cnis havin. been examined
be-
Simplicity and Perfection Dombiaed
II has n straight needle, perpendicular attion
makes the L,d'K or SIlI TILE STITCH. which " IN
n"i'"r RIP Nor RAVEI.. aud is alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description of
mntrral. from Leather 10 he finest Nansook mu sl,n
with cotion. ln"n or silk thread, from the spst
% the hnrst number. Having neither IAN or COG
WHEEL. aui tn" least possible friction, II runs as
smooth as glass, and IL
Emph0timiH Noiseless M,chiae
II r'gnit0s FIFTY PER CENT. less power TO drive
II Than ANY other muchinc IN the market A .irj
lively" yrart OF nr" can work II steadily wiinuut
faiigu" or ,ninry 10 health
II. Strength an wonderful simplicity ofConstruc.
aud IL GIhRANTEEh by The company to give en-.
niisfarior
We respectfully invite all iho-e who mly dc .i,e
supply thruisr,vCs with suppri z artirie 10 come
aud examine this IINRivALbEU MACHINE
uHc hair hours instruction is sufficient to enable
.ry person TO work ibis machne to their entire sat.
isiariiDn.
Agents wanted rnr all .nwrs the United St,,..
where agencies are not already estahli-!, Also
for Cuba Mexico. Ccntrai and South America, to
v hOIi a larra' discount will be given.
UMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MFG co.
SIG Broadway. y, v,
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llOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

t>k-A Will be sold a private Sale HOUSE
IssssssN and l.Ur, situated on sixth and Railroad
sssS Streets above Iron. near the Planning Nil Of
j Robhins t"., in Gloomsbury, Tae hnusr is a
new frame building two stories high, with cellar.
aud well finished. The lot Ia nr good size, IN OK.
crlient ondii ion. and well planted with every dc
scription Of choice irt. Al necessary on,bui dings
are erected The terms viii be- made liberal, nn,i
good ,ii'e given For further partr ulars inquire
lh,. office Nav. IL, IsH7
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
S28, HOOP SKIRTS, 628,
WX. Il. hopkins,
'Orr Oxn Make"

Aner more ihan Eve years experience aud csrpr,
ncniing IN the manufacture Of STRICTLY FiRSl'
QtAL''f moor SKIRTS, we ofcr our Justly ceir,
braied goods 10 merchants and the public IN G,,l
confluence Of ''r superiority over all others IN the
AmrIican market, ann they utr ~ ackhOwlrf gti by
ai VINO wear or deal IN :hrn as they give more sat
isfaction Than any other SSir and reoinnrnd then,
~ sv'ty respect. UeaI"Is ~ llooP skirts shnuli
make not" ot tins iuct. Every lady WIN laJ nOl
given then, mad sh"ul d0 w,lh0st further lie ,av
ouI assortment embraces every style, length and
siyn Tor Ladies', MISSES and Children. Also skirts
MADE r'' ORDER, althred and repa,ted.
Ask t"r "H"pkins' bwu Wake, aud be nUt decriy.
sl see that III" letter III" IL " oven on the tapes
~ m,'Weem .,rh hup, and that they are stamped Nv
a. ,uurk,Ns' Munnfac'urer. G2o Arch street, Phila
e.fo'a vp"n "a,h tape. No others are genuine
h'so' constantly on hand full line If good New
fork ana Eastern Made skirts, al very law prices
Wholesale and Retail,
Al the P'liiAnEi.PHiA HpIp sKInp N,,.c,,,,
an" Ehpo''u"' NJ" h'- Arch street phi,S de,uh,a
Oct l6 leG7.-Inn,o.
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A%XCIlANGE HOTEL,
ulooMssrRc,' 'coLuMO.A COUNTY. "a.

BLuoMSsrRG, COLI MB.A COUNTY. "a.
me nndersicnT'd .hhvina purchased and lately ~.
h'c" th's wen known IlOusr situate "n MAIN 50
'"ae iia,"ly oppnsi,e the cout Hnusa respectful,
,ntorms his firnds nnd III. rnhlic generally, that hi
Nous" " now w order for ,be accommodation and
rni'rinihn NJ ~ travellers
u. has spared No paIns IN preparing the Exchange
ior the ehtcrtninhent aud r0nioTt of die pncsts His
House Is spurious, aud enjoys good business 'oca.
tion
oMNiuussES run at all times between this House
aud the different rairosd OepNs by which travellers
WI! be conveyed 10 ana from the respective stations
10 due time TO meet the cars.
April 70, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

MINcE Pies WITHOUT APPLES OR MEAT.
Six crackers, one cup Of molassess, two
cups of sugar, one half cup Of vinegar, aud
two cups boiling water, will make three pies.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

NNOOL! WOOL!l WOOL!!l

CLoTH EXCHANGED FOR wool.
Tue undersigned will pay The highest market price
~ exchange fot cloth either VI his Own mann Mfacure
White Deer Mills. Wiliiamsport, or tity Bring on
viiie, Pa. ], &. SANDS
Eept. 4, 1907
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Il EADING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Noyembcr ohtb 1ss7

November 18th, 1867.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West fur Philadelphia. New York, Read.
ing, Potisviiic. Tnnaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Alien.
g.. &c.
Trains ienve Harrisburg for New York. us follows
~ Wl % and 10 AN and 205 and rs Pm connect-
Ina with sinli'av Trains ou the Pennsylvania Raj,
Ioad aud nrriving at New York al 10 and 10 is aud
" ~ y nnL ~. 30 p. N. sleeping i'nrs accopn.
nyinu tho 30OA NJ and 95 p N. Trans wi,hou,
change,
i.eay. harrisburg for Rending, Poitsyii,e. Tamn.
qua, Minersyilic. Ashland, Pime Grove. Ailent0wn
and Philadelphia. at 10 N and . O5 and 4 10 p NJ
stopping u, Lebanon and princip Way stations
C"iumb'n only. for PoitsviIIe, schuyikiH wen
and tuhnrn, vim Sciny XIII and sNsauebaDuu Rail
rG Il. iras" Harrisburg ut = IS pm
Returning: Leave New YUta at q 0D A N. Ig " md
5N mud HWP Philadelphin NJ Is \ N and 3 30 n
Way rass"nper rain ienvrs pbiiadelpha nj Z 10 4
NJ reiu 'nIng from Reading NJ ~ N storpiuy at all
aiHiiuns PousViIlr ~ = ii N, mud .aj pm: Ash.
land ~ MANI ]. ~ " ANA 10 ?, NJ; Taiinqna o.,
~ a. ahd 90 nnd ~ p. N.
Leave P",isvilIr for Harrisburg via schuyik,I aud
Sn. qnehanna sailr"nd al I ~ A " and 1! OU n,on.
Recalling Accommodation Train l.eHvrs Reading
ai73oA returning from Philadelphia h, 4 uWPs.
p"tisi"wn Accommodation Tam Leaves Potts
town ut "4j A. NJ returning leaves Philadelphia at
8 NJ p. N.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading nj I on
C'Igmhin, sc.
On snniays Leaye Now Yura at & % p NJ, ph;Ia.
ct'Ph'a 6 w VI, aud 3 ID " The da A M.iiain
'nnripa only tn Reading P0iisvic 4 Nv ", Har
ris ,nra - 4 NJ, 10 and rs p ~ aud Hrn0, ,nu at
ibD ant i5 A " for HurrisLirg and vi A VI aud
u iors for New York aud 4.5 PM. for Paila.
drlph,a
ton mutation, Nil@ ps, Season. School and Escur.
sion TIrhTs toand nm All points al mdncrd rates
baggage 'n rkrd III Ough; iU0 pounds allowed each
Par,rn rr q. A. NitDi.LS
GeneTni superintendent
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
-. -. -saLs4 .aalka ~
HORSES,

and are unwilling to irn al them the of design.
ius ana pretended Farmers. Their wishes are at
iengih fully arat.fet by Or ErnIc) being prevard
span 10 allow ;h,s valuable Embi osatou (which has
proved so ehc ciots 10 the varuu- dseascs) to be
ptepaIri aud brought on! to the public
Tins EmhrocntGn WAS .atsasiyely u.ed BY The
Government durrg tie war.
Address all order to DG. EDMOND HEaLc,
dNa south Second ST. Philadelphia, IA.
March 20, 'b7--tmO.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

EvERGREENs FOR WINTER.-A process
has been discovered by which beautiful
show of evergroens may be obtained for tho
parlor during the winter. We give it for
the benefit of our lady readers, who are in-
separately associated in our mind with flow.
ers, and all the beautiful objects on earth :
'If geranium branches, taken from luz
uriant and healthy trees. just before winter
sets in. be cut as siips and immersed in soap
water, they will, after dropping few days,
shed their leaves and put forth freah ones
and continue in the finest vigor all winter.
BY placing number Of bottles thus filled
in flower basket, with moss to conceal the
bottles, show Of evergreen is easily secur-
ed for the winter. All the different varie-
tics Of the plant being used, the various
shapes and colors Of the leaves blend into n
beautiful effect. The plan is simple, easily
put into practice, and is said to be success
ful.
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Germantown Telegraph.
4 Family and an Agrculturol ,Journo1

Devoted 10 choice Literature including Poetry,
Novelctts. Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Re nd
ing generally. in the Literary Department 8c shall
present tho choicest varieties Within the reach OF
our extended meuns. The Noveietts, Tales. Poetry.
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DESTRUCTION OF STUMps. We have
heard Of two methods Of getting rid Of
stumps, which, as they appear feasible, and
not expensive, we hope some reader will try
and report them. Bore with two-inch
auger to the heart or centre, fill the cavity
thus made with sulphuric acid, or with crude
petroleum. In the first case, the acid be-
comes the destructive agent within q few
months; in the latter, when the stump be-.
comes saturated, as it will, with the oil, it
is fred, and will burn out to the last parti.
cle, like candle.