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WANTED-FoR A NEAT AND CAPABLE GIRL.
W who can make herself generally useful situation
cham nsid and waiter cham bermaid and
Apply at Is street Brooklyn where she has
lived the Year past. Can be seen for two days
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wOHAN
w situation in respectable family is first rate
washer roDer and plain cook has LIVED
last place No objections 20 do
private family The best OF references gwen Apply at
IL City Hall Place. in the Can be days.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND PIANO, ORG OCTAvEs.
w Apply to 20 Beaver street, front office
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as Waiter and Chanbsrmad; she has no
objection going short distance country Can
the best o. referenc from her last place. Enquire 40
Mulberry street, stairs. Can be for two DAYS
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MUSICAL.

VioLiNS.-JUSf RECEIVED a LARGE ASs0Rf-
mcnt Of German and Italian yions. Strings, &C.. OF
rops and prices For SALE wholesale and rsal by
Q. G. CHRIST NAN importer and manufacturer of Musics
Instruments, s4 Pearl street, N. Y.
DIANOFORTES.-DUBOI5 AND WARRINER, NO. SIS
Broadway, New Yorf, have constantly on hand an
tensve assortment Of superior On, and Octave Piano
fores to the action Of climate and
prove satisfactory the purchaser Also assortment
Of Music Instruction Books Panofortes to hire. Piano
Stools &c. at the lowest prices. Books lily bound
Pianos tuned by competent The trade supplied
the ost liberal terms.
MIR. DUBREUL, FIRST BARITONE OF THE LATE
lvl Opera having fixed mis- residence in this city,
Las already commenced his private Lessons and wall com
his singing classes the first week Of November
Sig F,eros residence q Howard street. For terms and
Particulars, please to call as above.
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6Dn-A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG NAN, wuo
~ vres an exceent hand. will give this sum TO any
vho vil him respecsbe stuation, whore
The will suffice TO support his small family Can give
estimohals and reference. al communications
strictly eenhetntaL Address NJ boz Herald once.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuCTIONEER.--s
ID Oct 70 at 10 o'clock, A NJ at No. 81 Clinton street
Brooklyn handsome Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
made to order and in but sho,t time sofa couch
French chairs large wardrobe mahogany
chairs extension dining table thew valuable painting "Tri
butte Money by Urlas nc. The the
house. two story brick, $685. be ssld at IL
o'clock Catalogues ready on Friday.
HENRY Il. WILLARD, ACCOMMODATIONS
hold Furniture, Paintings, &c. willard and Hunt
will SELL this day, Thursday, October 18TH o'clock
loo Grand of Mercer street the entire furniture
house. consisting of Brussels and ingram carpets sofas
chairs sofa bedsteads, BE-
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AmUsE mENTs.


Sl.ss mss. .s.ais. sou OIL.
CO. s. HATst " Sai
mont Mr. T. shaw Neg Msrres ca.a@ aS' I Ps
Mrs hod1 yos sus npssrSs Miss Horn
aP PspS.n ~ JORDAN E
Psrqs:tts Is een.s Family and Third cr.s sents
sry l2 cents Doors open at o. o'clock commence A. T.
NIBLO's oARDEN-TnURsDAY EvENINa,ooT IS.
% h sy if' a mSS s
BY The Ravel Family Mirror Dance AM
E,yel A3dJ Rpys To be followed BY the ballet e. ysI
NJ APSips R,ysl si@rss Mr. MsIsst.i A;%0dsas nr
Berlin Admission 80 eents Doors open at half past six o.
RURToN's 1HEATRE;-w. E. BURTON. MANAGER
the drama q DosBES SoN@sT Dombey, Mr.. lynne
n IF " Sn. n sSs Ss,s Mr. Mr.
tqn k ks Ku s B4 As S the DEaSS
Lyme Karl Mr. ,larke Madame ksgnsinsrain, Chap
company win appear ao Mr. FITZGERALD ra ,pGsaranss
and SsI SSs n% c SsS" Ss0'h
w ELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS, EIGHTH STREET
w Third avenue, AstOr Place.-Tuesday evening, Oct
entitled the War Cavalry Of the Turkish
be followed by the Greeian Games the Comic English Poue,
Louis ard Feats Of Personal Posture BY G. Dunbar 49,
shaver shaved. Afternoon wednesday and
Saturday afternoons eommencins at o'clock Eveni9S
mission, IS cents Reserved seats for families.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM; 7: BARNUx,
Manager and Proprietor j. Greenwood. Jr. Assistant
Manager Splendid perform tho afternoon ut and
every evening st III o'clock Fourth week of the re-
engagement of the wonderful Aartinetu Family who
pear at each entertainment, with Monsieur Louis Esssr
in variety Of the same astounding feato wonderful and
caring Gymnasc Achievements and Comic Pa1topimes,
as the Raye Family Also engaged Miss Emma Leslie the
talented Vocalist Mr. y. G. Wemyss, NJ Warden. Pete
Norris Mr. Jerry Merr0ee Miss Sanhopo Miss Barton and
Miss West who will appear at each enseranment in
at all hours, the Enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Largest
Living Anaconda Live Mammoth Crocodile Wax Scripture
and Temperance StausIy Madame Rocb WE'LL Fortune Teller
Admission, ~ cents; children under 10 years. l2< cents.
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY EVENING, AT LYNCHS
~ Concert Hall, No. 2 Bowery, between Stanton and
Rngton streets under the direction Of Mr. Austin Phillips
Admission ga cents. To commence at quarter past pre-
cisely. j. LYNCH Proprietor.
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MEDICAL.

INGENIOUS CHEMIST HAS ON EXHIBITION AT
.na ss fa no. ~ .ys ssne Pesds
warrants 20 sxterihate these pests isstanser Aso
Gold at No 40 Broadway.
I loud BAIR DYE-ALExANDERs TRIcoBAPHE.
II This eeietraea Hair by now been in use about four
partns 70 the hair whsser sc natural brown or black
~ detection. I eject is instantaneous and permanent IL
can Re gs.d with the ease !. also rss those
yes o yns an unnatural red or purple tint to tas hsr
SANDS, corner FULTON wisn streets Thomas MAJ
we'll, % wilsm street Vim. Brewer and Moore Taylor.
q. United sis,cs Is south four,h fhi.dsipais
nK row ELL. ocyLIsT AND AURIsr HAS JUST
mpsI,s hr,s, hy,. vslh "a. es ha pr
Powell usual diseases Of tbs Bye and Ear ~
:t a &. fss where
nk ELLIOTT. ocULIsT. sss BROADWAY. IYFoRxs
he psu.n. tina, his once hour. ar, IRON los 20
prescribe Tor the posr after o'clock.
nRKELLINeERs xEDIcATED LIsIxEST is GER
~ tain 20 produce beautiful head o. hair eure All eata
other pains .iso wesk aud innaued eyes ana all other
s.s IN s sS large SoSs aasf o a. rs
Pearl go Broad-sy deer above Grand street
CRon TnL SUNDAY MORNING Nkxs-Tug skA-
look 70 our heath. A cough is but the Irs@gaitory
ana anythn, that @ii remove Il prs%oai
tion wards oa the disease this purpose
s, S s Sfs S'fs s. .as
known risd virtue. With this view safety
commend the preparation Of Mr. Jervs kao-n the Cough
Canay IL soothing In s effects, aud BY relieving the
bronchial passage, says Inflammation and steps the
% dseasc before has time % reach the lungs The
neilal depot for this medicine T. at BOO broadway
DOOR SICK PEOPLE RECEIVE MEDICAL ADVICE
II GRATIS. between aud ~ o'clock In this morning at y
Chambers street
ANY GENTLEMAN TROUBLED WITH CHRONIC OR
"A Inh.u matory kheumstiom, not vsluing SO or SlU
where would be In lew days BY pleasant
aicine and asked until cure IL Effected may
address A herald Once where further information can
h n
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INGENIOUS CHEMIST uAsoN EXHIBITION AT
n the Fair No. &c. preparation which death to bed
And eoekroaebes lie styles II Lyons Magnetic Powder
warrants ~ 20 exermbate those pests isstanter Ao
pills reIsentsd being equally severe rats aud NICE
sold at No AZ broadway.
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ITO wATcHNAKERs-A yOUNo NAN VINO HAS
been several months IN watch ard ewelry store De-
Of situation Fer reference as 20 character Ne In
an re o. % Fulton street. New York
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CEaIsAL wIAKNEss ssBILirY. ss-raB ONLY
- treatment and With aud Invaluable inor-
nation masuttssn self pollution. Impotence 10
esntsred In Dr. Rsph Practical Private Treatise 9Th
ton 3t7 Price ST. Is had Of the suthor Green
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asnn REwARp.-c RossMANIs SPECIFIC MIx-

BOOO ture for the Of sonorrhgs Ofail remedies
above complaint this the most GER
tain IL makes speedy and permanent cure without the
least In diet drunk or change In app-
cation 10 bn,iless The PIC challenges single in
sonorhosto be brought which the mixture
will net under forfeiture OF $50 Many are cured IN
dsys Sold at the Drug store H3 Broadway coIner Of
Chan bes tee also at No 10 Astor House 81 lo Broad
way, al 100 ulton street, grner OF William
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Mo CURE No PAY.-DR JOKBITT, ~ DUANE ST.
be consulted the treatment Of certain delicn
discs practice Of sixteen devoted to the
ment Of delicate dscas enables Dr. q. 10 the
Of this disease Recent su-ed In three days Ne
me
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AmUsR mENTa.

(NHANfRAUS NATIONAL THEATRE THURSDAY.
evening Oct Is the entertain will With
he lie musical buretta titled JOSEY SPAR
uuANCJo.ey NJ. C. Burke Squire Toodies Raldolpho,
Alter xbSS ~ MIS- betsey han99,pho Mrs Mes.ayer.
diamond Mrs G. Mestsyer; Ruby Miss Smith: Alley Baby.
n.y. Taylor Canon Baby. M Jefferson; Metaroarer NJ
bnIke, 10 conclude with tho farce Of holland FOR
AN oLlNEK-Sr harA Chase Mr. G. Taylor; Maria Darl-
ipgton Mrs nestayer Doors open at y to Il to com
mence at Ia precisely. -
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MI ACAiLlSTERS TEMPLE OF ENCHANrMENr-
AVA Chinese Assembly Rooms--Sxth Series of Magical
sorees-Ihursday Friday Saturday October IL 10,
9nd 20 change Of performance as foliows-The Daacng
figures Two Canaries Improvisatorial Printing How to
Prove Black white, Writing in the Egs Soansh Harle
gum ENCHANTED Orange T,rg Kerchiefs Papa Lapil ct
cousin Pigeon Bewitehed Objects Interminable Bottle
Neptune Volcanic Egyptian Mensgere Admission, Csc.
reserved sofa feat Oc Children half price, Commence At
ha-Iast seven o'clock. On Saturday there will be
afternoon performance, commencing three o'clock.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

NOR SALE-A PAIR OF BRIGHT BAY HORSES SIX
and half hands high six old fine travellers
and PEI feey sound Also, dark bay sixteen and half
hands high horse of great power and action
at No. l33 Blocker street.
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DOOR SICK PEOPLE RECEIVE MEDICAL ADVICE
II Drafts between and ~ o'clock In this morning. at

ny GENTLENAN TROUBLED WITH CHKUNIt OK
"A Inn.u matory Rheumstiom, not vslung SO OF STU,
would be guaranteed In lew days BY pleasant
madeleine and money ssked until cure ~ Effected may
ardress herald Once, where further Information can
be Tiven, IL required
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nR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET. HAS. FOR rHD
~ Last fourteen yesrs confined his practice to the treat
mercuria ar other diseases delicate nature
he the aegravated Of this disease
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NIITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE TaURsDAv

1vA evening Oct Is the entertainments will
the comedy of USED UP!Sr Charlie Coldsream Mr. Wal
cot John fronbrae, Mr. Nicknon; Nary Wurze Hiss Ro
Pas Seul by Miss airline which, the opera
TEE ChlLp OF THE kEGlhENT-Grensde, Mr.. Niekin-
RodOlrh, r. Bishop Lobwitr, Conover; Marie
Mis-. Mary Taylor To conclude with SEPARATE MAINTE-
NANCE-&r Penpipother Me. Wacot Mrs Pennipother,
Miss Roberts Dress Circle c Upper Boxes a5cens Pis
ia cents Private Boxes S. Orchestra Boxes, S. Doors
open on ain wi II rise o'clock precisely
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EoR CuAGREs- DISPATCH LINE-BAsK BYRON
IT THIS .lessnt bsrh, months old, will have quick
Dispatch the above port Parties goins TO California BY
the Ishmus will End this most favorable opportu-
nifty. Ior freight passare At low rates, apply 20
n. n SUTTON. "a wall street.
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DRIvATE TUTOR wANrED-wANrED,A AS PRIVATE
Tutor, tor boy Of eight years Of age well sduc.td
stands Epssh and German Applicants vii receive fur
Their intelligence the subject BY applying at the desk or
a.. m
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lpyRR7WRMEsN KESRwED EVERY DAY.

sus,ce,s 10 Acknowledgements senf W Nal must Be post
aid ~ tssy vin not ., taken FROM he Post Ohce
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LOG Grand Mercer street the furniture Of the
house consisting of Brussels and ingram carpets sofas aud
"'''' THEODORE MALLABY. Salesman.
FOn SALE AND TO LET.
CoR sALE-A PAIR OF BRIGHT BAY HORSES, SIX
and ifeetly sound Also, dark bay sixteen half
ss rs . sSsss rss power and action Can be
DARE CHANCE.-FoR. SALE, TIE STOCK FIX
lures and soSS will Of the and old establish
Going good bufinsss haynga Masonic Lodge
with for ao
bar and Only reason for dsIons Of the same t.
Christmans music store 4O4 Pearl street. New York.
EoR sALE.--A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, THE
M private bs saS S n m mo- asthsr use
Hicks street near Atlantic, Brooklyn.
nor sALE-TBE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE, AND
way and an
and is used as the depot of line Of stages Ii applied
Inquire on the premises or Of 4 corner Of
Clinton and South streets
YEATS GARDEN, ALEx SA va; FOR RENT ":
Of the town many years oecup ed
W be on 10
@ for on of rn there a
e. choice rsa GraPs bs 5r
misses handsome and we'll Brick Dwelling With
a. necessary out houses for domestic oonvenence and
with many other improvements made by Mr. Yeaes during
Apply row LIZ CO. Alexandra, Va, or to w. H. NEW
MAN, 10 Pearl street
NTORRIsANIA AND wOODSTOCK.-A DELIGHTFUL
WI country residence fifteen minutes walk from railroad,
and forty minutes distance from City Ball can be procured
city $50 $500. On half Of the village has been
sold in the twelve Call and examine Tor your
selves. Maps and information given ELT0NS 30
his office in Woodstock, Of Rail-
road street and Union avenue. from 8 to =. M.
COAP FACTORY TO LET-SiTUATE ON NOS. 2ya
- and Cherry with complete Capa-
city of Soap ~ coo lbs soap each boiling
immediately For &c, enquire OF
r. II. FAY, 22f and 22j Oherry street.
ITO LET.-A VERY COMMODIOUS TWOiST0RY BRICK
House. ~ Madison street. Possession given immediate
ly. Inquire on the premises.
DOWNING SALOON TO LET CHEAP TO GOOD
ID tenant who give satisfactory security for the
trouble others apply Inquire the ooe
~ Nav York Tatt,rsall's. 4i6
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UQOA WANTED. TO BUY OUT REsPECTA-
yOOO. BILE money mahing business 70 The smount Of
tts 10 $50. Any wishing 10 dispose Of may hnd
sssh purchaser BY stating particulars and addressing 70
Business" HEARD once.
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GROCERIES MD CLOTHING.

4 FRESH arrival of superior goods, hsslus
n been received BY the subscriber, when ~
olcls cheap to the citizens Of nloomsburg ana 'h'
public, his stock consists 10 part OF clothing
mong whlch are, coats, pants vests, SHIRTS scars
stocks, bosoms, collars, suspenders, shaving soap
rasors straps, lookng.g glasses; thread, spool'cot
ton, lead ptucns; pocket books, waichguards, tne
ger.rings breast. pins watch chains fine caYendSh
tobacco, Spanish and hali.spanish clgals; smoking
tobacco; matches blackug; cloves, cinnamon !
lemons oranges; rasins herring; figs; sugar crack
ers; english wanuts; almonds hlberts: creamnun,
lemon syrup Ivy the bottle, etc; all Of which Will
be sold very low for cash. Call and examine.
CLOTHING OF THE --LATEST STYLE AND FM1sH
Cloth dress and frock Goals cloth Cloaks, oyel
coats, business coats short socks, pants and vests
Of dark and light color-, Of every pattern and style
This assortment Of clothing has been got up viii
great deal Of care expressly iorcouulry sales ano
is equal to any clothing that you can get maor,
s by MOSES MAY,
Bloomsbury May n, ls4S-fm.
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CHEAP WATCHES,

VEWELRY, and Silver Ware Good S~p
u goods at low prices the order Of the ETlA,
day. This principle is fully adopted at gl,I
No. 72, North Second street, above Arch,
Philadelphia,
lie I1uray, fine Gold and Silver Watches, low.
er thar ever offered at wholesale and cteil.
The stock consists in part Of gold and silver e.
vers lapineS and Quarter Watches; Jewelry of
the newest and most fashionable patterns.
Silver Spoons, &c.-Parlicular attention paid TO
these articles, the quality Of which is NO. /, and
workmanship ditto. The establishment of lie Hu.
ray, has been well known for 30 years in second
street, and has made a character which needs no
putting. Silver teaspoons, as low as $4 50 per
set--can he made for less j: wished.
Watch Glasses--plain, 10 cts; patent, l5 Lu.
nete, 20 cts; other articles in proportion.
Remember, you can buy here below any pub
i-hed list of prices in this city or New-York
Watch repairing particularly attended to, and
warranted to give satisfaction
n, Bold Gold and Silver bought for cash or
taken in exchange at don't forget the No. ~
North Second street, above Arch, Philadelphia.
March %, ,A9.-6m.'
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EUCkWhat.

This crop, which is very valuable for
many purposes, may be sown at any time
from the twelfth of June to the first of Ju-
ly with certainty Of its maturing its seed.
The soils most congenal to buckwhat are
light sandy texture--rather dry and warm.
Many have failed in the cultivation of this
grain in consequence of carelessness and
lack of attention in managing it. The soil
should not only be repIete with soluble ex-
tractive matters, capable of yielding nutri-
ment to the slants, but Of such texture as
to admit Of its being reduced by the action
Of the Plow and harrow to perfectly fin e
tiIth. Purity Of seed, also, is another i'm
portant consideration that demans a.ten.
ton. It should be of good quality as ia
fullness and soundne,s AMI not above three
pecks allowed to the acre. Rolling the
surface of the soil, after sowing will be
found highly beneficial, asst not only tends
to compress the soil around the seed, ant
thus promote its termination, but greatly
requiring great care in order to Preycn
A. Ios5 Of seed
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List Of Jurors,
For Augua IejmE is40.
GRAND JURORS.

Briar Creek-Je,so Bowman, Abm Adams,
Obedah Gensel.
Centre Gcolge Ke!chner
Fishing Lrceh Albert ADmeTmBn, Peter
Colder
Franklin samuel Shich, Daniel Zerr, Elias
Weaver
Limestone Daniel Gouger.
Modisou--GcoIgr Ewes, James Allen, Jos
Welliyer
Mahouing- Cornelius Corncllson, John Pat.
ton, Daniel Frazer
Mlfim-Peter Nurgesser, Peter Longenbur'
ger.
Orange - VIM, Whmoyer, John Yanlz
Roaring Crcck--Emanuel Kern.
SugaFloal-Beujamin pelcrman.
Valley Joshua Strtler, Thomas NoIk9.
TRAVERSE JUROkS- First week.
Bloom Joseph W HendelShot, Martin ku.
pert
Brar Crcck-John Martz, Anthony Wolp.
Catav issa--Juhn Ritter
Derry Laird, David Wilson.
Franklir--Roher, Davidson, Je,se Wege.
HemIock--Balts AppItman, jr., George Bo-
CERT.
Limestone George Smith, Frederick Nc.
Bride, Griffith Lichrenrhaer, Jas. Caldwell.
Madison-John BIllhemer, Samuel RiWbCy
Robert johnson.
Mahoning-Jonn Mcwrer, VIM Hcnric,
Maine Joseph Harizle.
MfIlin- Christian Keller Samuel Peitlcman
Montour--Eli BARTON, james Wcodsices
Mount PLeasant-Joselh lkeIcr, william
Miller
Orangc--Archibald Henry.
Roaring Crcek--Eenjamin Hauck, John Kline,
Jacob Fetterman, David Relnbold, H c. Macau.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Turnips Among Corn

1t frequently happens that Indian Corn
is greatly injured by the depredations of
crows, cut-worms or other insidious depre-
dators, and the yield in consequence, grea''
ly abridged,
Whenever this is the case, it is good
policy to I'LL in with some other produc-
tion, such as potatoes, beans, or English
turnips- In most instances we should pre-
fer the latter as the labor of sowing IS
comparatively trivial and as the crop re-
quires no after culture, or care of any kind
till harvest, Very fine turnps are some
times produced in this way, especially
where the soil is new or recently "broken
up" The mta baga also succeeds well
in such situations, In reference to the
field culture of common English turnlps,
late writer observes
"A soil incining to sand is the most
suitable for urniPs. Compost of muck
and barn-yard dung, with dressing of
leached ashes, furnishes good manure.
The seed should be sown in drills. Two
feet spaces between the drills will allow
the use of small harrow or cullivator in
dressing the crop, On stubble or sward
ground care should be taken in making the
ridges, that the grass and weeds are not
turned up. The ridges should be leveled
by passing roller over them before the
seed is sown,"
The most successful method Of grow
ing this crop is to sow on burnt ground, or
on old plasture land--scattering the seed
broadcast, and thinning the plants season.
ably, to the proper sand House ashes
and gypsum are the best and cheapest
stimulants that can be applied. For late
feeding, the best varieties of the turnip are
the Aberdeen and Swedish.
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CONDITIONS.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is published
every Saturday morning al TWO DOLLARS per
anuum, payable nall yearly IN advance, viz,
SlOn subscribing and 81 upon entering on the
last six mouths and II not paid according TO
the above terms, We shall Invariably charge
tlOo dollars dHd my cents.
No subscription taken Tor shorter period Of
time chan six months, nor discontinued until
all arreardges shall have been paid, which
must be one month prior to the expiration OF
the term agreed for, and failure to thus no-
tlfy the Editor vail he considered new EN-.
gagement.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at one
dollar Cash per square (Of ii lines OF less) for
three times, and twenty-five cents persquare
for every suosequentlnsertlon. Business Cards
inserted at three dollars per annum. lib.
eraI discount made to yearly adver tisers
LErTERs, ,COMMUNIcATToNs &C, addressed %
the Editor, on business pertaining to the Of
flee must be PostPdm, to secure attention.
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OUR BLANKS AND JOB PRINTING.

n<X~S WE have just made valuable addi.
s&SA-aI1S tons to our Joh.0fRce, of new type,
Sc, aud procured handsome supply Of As.
sorted Fancy Paper, by which we can execute
the neateSt and cheapest Job.woIk in this sec
ton.
We have also added to our already heavy and
extensive stock of Blanks, of which, we have all
kinds, from Deeds to Naturalization papers-a
select assortment of very fine Marriage Certif-
Gates, printed and engraved, for Ministers and
Magistrates
Our Friends are invited to call and examine
for themselves.
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classical Department.
J. A + | N,

Bullion's Latin Grammar, Bulion's Latin Read
er, Anthons Ceas4r, Sallust, Virgil, Cicero, Elo.
race .FoIsom's Livy, Leverelt's Latin Lexicon,
g X + E X.
Bullion's Greek Grammar, ,Bulions Greek Read
er, Gresbach's n. Testament, Xenophon's Auab
asis, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddel and Scott's
Greek Lexicon
1t will be the aim, in this School, to imparr to
the pupils THOROUGH KNcNLEDGE Of the
branches studied, to educdte Heir miHdS, to I'M
prove their mor0Is, and thus to prepare them for
honorable places in life.
II E r NJ s.
The Academcal year will consist of a. weeks.
The expense per quarter for tuition aud
all contingencies, N the Junior Eng.
lish department. $500
10 the Senior English department., SI,25
In the Classical department, $50
o. Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained at from 81 so to ~ 0C per week.
RetereHceS
Col Joseph Paxton, IRev. Daniel Steck,
Hon. Stephen Baldy, }Rev. Joshua Evans,
Hon George Mack, }Mchael Brobst, Esq.
John McReynolds, Esq.
bloomsbury, Feb. 2l. lo49.