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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-16
UNLOADING HAY.

Mr.. L. f. Scott, of Connecticut, COM
municates in a late number of the country
Gentleman, his mode of unloading hay
from the cart all at once, which we priL
now for the information of our readers, in
order that it may reach them in time for
the approaching haying season. He says ::
My plan is, two or more endless ropes
spread on the cart rigging, and load on
them, and when in the barn, bring the
ropes together on the top, on strong
double hook made fast to a stout rope F.;
this rope may run through tackle, with Il
horse outside, similar to the plan of un-
loading with horse fork, while man
with guy-rope over pulley, back side
of the NOW, can direct it where he chooses
Then let down and unhook the ropes on
one side, and pull them out with the same
power that hoisted it.
b" Another way, to hoist without the
horse, is to have a VIII heel, similar to what
merchants use for hoisting hogsheads o.
molasses and other merchandise, hung il
the ridge OF the barn, and operated in the
same way, with guy-rope as in the othe,
plan. Where barn is built with the
floor on one side the barn, with short mid
die beams, the wheel can be hung partly
over the NOW, so that it will need less pow
er on the guy-rope.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-16
A RICULT RAJ. l..
KILLING CORN, &c.

Until within few years, farmers Of the
North have hilled their corn and potatoes,
and believed it necessary; more recently
they have found that roots may be induced
from the epidermis of the corns stalk and
the earth billed about it, but that this earth
and the roots it contains cannot contribute
in sustaining the corn-stalk, while it ma
terially deducts from the growth of the
tap.root and other deep pcrmcnting roots
which can do best service in the subsoil in
the bringing of inorganic matter to give
strength and health to the plant. That
with fiat cultivation corn.stalks will stand
higher gales than when hilled up. With
the potato, different rationale, but tend
ing to the same result, has proved true,
The original tuber throws up stems, and
instead of the potato being a tuberous
rooted plant, (as most of our books in
error call it, it is tuber GUS stcmplant,
for no potato ever grew upon a potato
root, they all grow upon stem; and there
fore the original seed, when it furnishes
the first set of tubers, does all that nature
intended
If we earth up the stem, we cause a
new exotic growth from the stem Of the
new tubers, and these take part of the
pabulum-namely, the starch contained
in the original tuber, all of which should
be given to the forming of the first tubers.
For this reason, we find potatoes, when
hilled, giving unripe results in part, and
potatoes of all sizes whereas, when cul-
tivated fatty, so as to form no new tubers,
the crop is alike or nearly SO in size, all
these originally set perfect, and both in
pounds measure, the crop is greater and
less liable to disease Now all the truths
that are to be found in this practice in the
growing of corn, is applicable in degree,
as we apprehend, to the growth of cotton.
We can see no reason why cotton should
be grown on raised beds, unless it be to
furnish large amount of surface. And
if this be the true rationale, we should
recommend such treatment of the soil
as would change its color, rather than the
adoption of these raised beds.-Uorhi0s
Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-16
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chas NJ Lanes Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HGAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known 20 fail when ad-
mlnistcred in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PIrrsBuRoH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will row give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. Ard being de-
termincd that DR.. MI .anc's Ccle-
brated Vermituge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among The
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring tie Best
and Purest material, ard CON-
pound them in the most Thorough
manner. Address all orders to
PLENIKG BB0S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
RS D.,IEs and rhva,Sans ordering from oile,,'
than 'rmin: Bro4.. Will do we'll Ia wit" their ui,t.
d.tiu y, ami TIRE none isa Dr. NLiHr's, jrsydpd y
f2',r'n- Br's. fnStnypt Ia. To thee wishing To- r.
them ris will forward per mail. pest raid to rry
Iart II lie United stiies, lox Uf Pills for twelve
tlr"so"n' pnstRc stamps. ono vial of Vrmhigo "a
fourteen 'hr's-T'nt stanIs. All orders fro Canada
be aocOri .anicd by twenty cents extra.
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BUGs AND CUcUMBERs.-Mr. Bergen,
of Long Island, recently stated that some
farmers in his neighborhood plant as
much as ten acres each of cueumbers, and
that the way they save them from bugs, is
to use plenty of seed at first, and then at
four or five successive periods they plant
on new side of the hill, a lot more of
seed. This supplies an abundance of
young plants for the bugs to feed on, and
they leave the stronger growing plants un-
touched. When well out of the way of
bugs, the surplus plants are dug up with
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-16
JUST PUBLESHED
THE
LIFE OF THE
E NJ PRESS SEPH II n E /,
H1FE OF .N4PoLEoNL

CECIL n. HARTLEY,
Author Of the Life Of Cor DAVID CROCKETT" Cot.
DiSfEL BooSE,n etc, etc.
wIrn SPLENDID PORTRAIT ENGRAVED on STEEL
,n unr volume - lm3 cloth 81 pas,s g. trice Sioo
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FRoN THE PREFACE.
TIL impress Josephine wasione of the most remarka.
bic Of all the extraordinary characters who into
spicous public positions in consequence of the French
Revolution. Wonderful were the events Of her life
With the kindes and aectunne Of human hearts,
she united the sernest principles of rectitude and com
prehensivc genius.
In political foresight her superiority to: Napoleon
now universally recognized Had he listened TO her ad.
monitions. his empire might have been nverted; 1t is
worthy Of notice that this political foresight and ability
has been inherited by her descendants.iwo of whom,
Napoleon III and Pedro H. respectively the present En-.
perOrs Of France and Of Brazil are among tile ahest
ereigns reignng in the world.
The events of Josephnes life and remarkable traits Of
character which she displayed amidst the most amazing
vrissitudcs of fortune, afford not only an exceedingly
interesting hut highly instructive lesson to all who read
her biography In this respect her career taken as a
whole, may challenge comparisonsWh that OF any other
historical pcrsOnnses in history.
Josephine constantly looked to the glory of France and
the fame Of her husband this two most desirable OBJ
ccts When Napoleon desired to pcrpcuate his dynasty
by second marriage which might vi I'D him male heir
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not that she had been rpudated but that ne was unfo
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HOWARD ASSOClArlUN,
PHILADELPHIA,

1864, Ssi.TS~; m Sc r.. r,eSI,@ " ,se s
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iy order Of the Drrci1ts
EZRA \. HEARTN ELL, President.
GEO FAIRCHIhD, Secretary
II -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-16
TnE PulLaDELPnlA.
Cash Hrug, Paint aud Glass Store

PHILADELPHIA
~ DrurgIsts Merchants, Farmers, and the public
crywh ne. viii sell at wbec sale and retail The
spring Trade OF oG0, heavy stock Of Drugs Medicines
Chenlicals &c, &C., &c.
20OJO boxes Of Window Glass assorted size Qualities
10000 Pounds Of Putty, Witc Black Red, in bulk
Bladdrr,.
an.OOO Gallons Linseed oil, Spirits Turpentine Cam.
phinc Alcohol, &c.
20 Tons of Pure White Lead in Bbls. Bbls. 100, so
~ and l2t h. Kegs
30 Tons Of Pearl Snow White Lad in pbIs Bbls 100
so, - and III h., Kegs.
10 Tons Of New York White Lead, in Dhls, Bills lOJ
so, IS and l2t h. Kegs.
10 Tons of America Snow White Zine. in Bbs. Bbls
100, 50, 25 and l2l lb Kegs.
20 Tons of Lehigh American Zinc Dbls Bbls 100 so,
u aud l24 h. Kegs
- Tons Of Zinc Paints Of diff eoOrs, Bbs bls
100, 50, % and II! h. Kegs.
30 Tons Of Mineral Paints, Of different cOlorp, dry
ground in Oil
10000 Pounds Cf Pure French Green Crome, Green,
Yellow, Blue, black and other cOors, dry Oh
iooO Pounds Of Sas assorted Blue, ack, Red, Green
and other culnrs
100 Packs of Gold leaf Glasiers Diamonds, Glaciers
Putty, Hack Knives, &c.
10000 Gallons Boiled Oil Narnishrs Japans, Zinc Dry
sr, &c, Faint, Narnish and Cashminc Brushes, tngch
er win complete assortment Of first class Goods
braccd in the Drug and Paint Business.
o, ALSO,
1000 Bbls Roman Cement
5000 Ros.ndalc aud Hydraulic Cement
1000 Calcincd, Land, Dentistry, Casting Plaster &
~ All Of which will sell at WHOLESALE or RE,
TAIL at from ~ 10 % per cent less than other ustabs
ments.
HENRY o. D. BANKS,
Proprietor of tho
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,
southwest corner Of Fourth and Caowhil sts, Phila
Am
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ALLEN X NEEUIES'
Farmers Dspot for Geruire
-PHOSpn A m, OE LINE

The old established and standard article.
rrlce $40 per 1000 lbs. ga cents per /
GU NO.
rbhCNlAN. we sell MOVE but M. GoyERHsEr
..,,,, Beware OF the counterfeit arhct
h"hhiCAN ffon JARVIS lsL.sD. received dIred
,c,., ship "Reyrard,"
'ehnboE' Two cargoes Of this well known Pa
cry Guano, imported per Bar
a., "7Ioudtore" and '.7nnis."
Allen d Aeeole, new Fertilizer,
mghy Hmmonidted, composed Of Bones, Hair, w
hhlnal matter and Supburic Acid. IL contains
,,at Is wanted Tor FIRST Class MArvsE
Price $50 per 1000 lbs, (Il cent per !.
N Vs. We wish yon 10 beat in mind thai in NJ
10 we seil any atticles unless we know them 10 he
ulhe ana would respectfully call your attention 70
s r.u"'uns n 'akrn at the f"llswing Agricultural ~
Room. ~ "
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I Z X A N II + Il 0 !

tn only authentic uiruuiT OF him vv r published
uhe N-umr, Elmo. 'lutt 10! pages vita IilustalIg1
rie SlJO Ana upun cclpt uI ths price nnd ~ O. OF
alutipndl tor Pusi9r dCupy If the book. tpgtth Wit
hlhdsone present w"ith Ifom 80 cents tu SlOJ, mlll
stht TO nhy address in ths | nitrd States.
"Lve u Sdmso houston. a. Il. Erdus. philadelphia"
lh-Tt Is II" raI: phign III inOIerH military hi.u'
winch Tor its extent although attended with such l.'
irons results although ,yuntually ending IN the h.U
III Republic than that conduttrd by Cen. ruurl IT,
tom during tn yeats ls3Ji in thr defence uf the Amr
thhs t'ns III ID up"h tn frontiers of Mexico In ab
piii1h winch sIahil ban OF Heroes hastIiy Tusru
HdSSt aud MY armed aCcOutared, the brilliant
l'hce ui tn Alamo, InaAr forever glorious b.
bloody massacre. prrpetratrd by the McNIcans. T.
unfortunate event Mhrh showed valuable lessons
glorious illustrations of tn Naor Of citizen sold
ana ~ tho 2cns u tIF UTcat ht and iirTo. ought
tot forgotten hastily glanced ,vtr II IL belize.
ht llr fhhpapn during thr Texan war has not TuCrE
Iu'I Ju>uc" III M narratives winch were published
nun r"ur merits "i uh were IarTrd by serious err
u! comparing ines" various versions, and by consul
tipn win thns" whn PLAYED prominent uarts iu tins ,
ui our in't"r!, II j. hsycd that this Biography q
l'Ndh i"T'' Wlfh Is uivrst ID u CHnbrUIIs dutal,
military t"chuicslu"s il as faithful and exact se 1t
pr2cuchbie 10 render narrative d this description
IN" sniil desire of the author has been DO full ju
10 American vanr aud PATRIOTISM aud TO pressn tuln
ana VIVA pictures oi that l.CmGrable war and Of the
luct OF thc Great tbnf who springs from the pcOpt
u0hlirt WARRIOR without scirncH art OF rXpcrlent'
military aitaIrs wrs enabled Through the smiles Of Pc
uehcc by MS stout heart, his sagucIou intellect and
ueht patrntisn TO r'pel punish aud nearly de stTuy
ui IN" most inrTc"naTy soldiers that were ever sent f.
D! an! power IN the .aEth. Ought such deeds BE- peri
teu 10 iade from tue memories of patriotic pCUll-i
III rcproac u The pr grnrratiuu that there ~
mere splIit exercised by guSu defending
rights Of our citizens and extending that prutrttm
thcm "hieh mas ever been sanctioned By every tTutt
oflibrry. Address
GEORGE G. EVANS,
No. - Publisher, Ne tJy Chestnut Stree
way ~, I-oo ~ Phafrlll
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'ihLb " Agricultural and HON
raj Socirly
hove articles
400 ALLEN L NEEDLE
az South Wharvcs and ii South Water
First Store a'ove Oh eStnut)
p, PHILADELPHIA
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NEW GOOi5S.

NEW GUIDES.
TNIiEn dersigned respectfully informs his friends and
the public al large and the Of mankind that he
has u splendid assortment Of
NEW GOODS,
in the elegant new Store House in Rohrsburg Columbia
county Pa where hc has large and choice o
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he is determined to sell such i'll
duce all at least in his vicinity, who in want ofAIc
chnndize, TO extend him their custom.
His stock has been selected with much care and with
reference to the wants Of his cOmmunityand without
gong TO- enter into minute;enumeratiOn of thcvarou,
KINDS risks nothing in assuring his friends that ey
eything usually kept Country Stores can here be had
a little cheaper than the cheapest"
~ Country produce, including Grain Lumher &c
taken in exchange for goods
Rohrsburg, Marrh TO- 1860
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S "A n ro 4 D'Ss
LIVER LNVIGORATOR.
NEVER DEhlLITATEs.

NEVER DEklLITATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gt'iIa nuJ
hhs b. cone an established tact 8nhard ~, diem,
and approved by all han have U.rd Il and 4. M u,
rrsuHrd 10 with conf decree ~ all III, d,.ras.
es 70, which u is recon- n mrudtn
1t has cured thouS- ~ lauds within tho Ins,
twoS"af' w" had Civ - en- mp All hopes nj rcIiri
AZ le numerous M - SO IcI.cd rrTt hratcs IN
my possession show T
III" dose must be- a e dapirdt0 The t"mpc,a-
mcut ni III" ihdivIlunIi taking il and u,,d Ia,
shch Aldniilirs as tnacll - gently On the Bowels
Lr the dictates of ~ ynut Judy. lu.ut ,u,do
YOU the use of the Ill V Err INVIGOKA-
Ioh ana 1t WI cur" = L'rer Complaints Rii-
ons .7hdeks, DyspspSi1 - Chron,c Iiaryho,a Sur-
mrr Complaints, DyseH- ~ te,y Uropsy Sour sorn
o.H H"o,nn toshreness = Chofe thOie,a Cloi,ra
yNorbas. Cholsra Infan-l - tum Ela,uhLrr Iann5
Ftnale HenksHfsses. and -. NAV mr. us,u .urr n,
~ a. an ORDINARY EdmiyI y bed,eipe II wtll ., w."
SICK HEADACHE. (asI ~ tlu usapd, ran ,,s,iH
in fnfnty minutes Utnol or tlrt, J,ospson nj, - -
taken Al Couimencen enrnII oi at nck
dH mho nse are gio- - tng ihrT te,,iponv in
lis favor " IVY ="
MIX WATER " THE MOUTH WITH THE IN
VlGURAT0R AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETuEP
PRICE one DOLLRR PER BOTTLE
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S A N RD'S
CATHARTIC PILLS,


COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Pfgtahe Extracts, td pvt up in Giass Casss
ItPh, aHd miu keep IN any Family
rhe FAMILY CA lTnARTlC PILL. i. +,
trn,'e pnt ''tVe "a m 'harllc which tht ma.
i.ioul "'S "seu III hisi Dracllre more III q n
Il, Inc constant y IN t''asiug demand from
~ ."'se VINO nave 'ohs - uFe1 the FILLS and The
suat!a'actIon whlcn all - erl iesS in regard 10
..,.n =. - use' has inuuceu me 10 place them with
in The reach Ofal. e. "
lie iie profession wei know that different Ca
'"an ics aci on hInertnl poTtions Of the bOvels
rms FAMILY Ca . IThARrlC Fill has
WI" "u1 reference 10 IA is we'll Established
lau', p'rn colnpoundeh - from variety of lh
puars' srge'abe Ek- = Tracts which nrt alike on
esrIy VAR "i ne ail- m'nlary canal, nd nre
"ooD un" sAfE IN a'l ca ses whrrea Calha Itc is
neru'n. sue u as DE RASsFaEsTs Of the SIo-
nAch sLtEPiSsss rAlss IN The BACK AND I.olss
''tNtss' TAIN AND - soREkEss OVER THE
mhots BODY, from SUD = den cnlu which reqnrn.
w. ncsIec'edJ el d M a lung course Of Fever
luz luz or hrrEHIE' A r CREEPso SENSATION oY
''n @ WEN T"E boDfd kEs1LEssSEss II FAD
nh ns' W WEIGHT IN The u AD, all isFLAMhAToRY
DD.stAstsl on MS ~ - lhLpREs AprLTs
kHEuAATIsh, gTeatl y lPuRIEIgR of The NJ
and many .iseases TO which flesh is heir ,no nm,,,a
Ous TO mention n this adv, rtIsement Dosy 1 4,
PRICE 30 CENTS "
THE LIVER IsvIGnRkTuR AND FAMILY CAru.p uc r .
are te'aed by Druggists generally, and sold wboI e.
sale by lhe Tiade in all large towns
e. I. w. SANFORD, NJ. n
335 RRoADwAy, NEW YoRK
June 4, is59.-l2m.
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sol by ). Il. ,IOysr Iutz, bloomsbury A. Mil.
Ter, Il Co, berwick; y. +. RsigharI, Esprtown; NJ C..
Gri'r Jos. Levi, A. s. Rank. & g.. Danrille.
Irtnb,r l.
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COMPOUNDED FROM
Pnre PgttaMe Extracts, md pvt Giass C1sss 81,
1tgh', dad nil keep IN any Fanitp
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rs h%Ts and rhvarsans ordering from ollie,
than Firmns Eros. Will do we'll write Their ~ q,
dttiu iy. AMI TIRE none lat Dr. NLiH,s, ,rSydrd y
F'rr'n- Br,~. PnsLwpt Ia. IL thee wishing to rit
them rsl. will forward por mnil pest paid to rty
Iurt II lie United stn,es, hox Of rs for tw,lr
thr"aNcn' p,st,sc stamps, Vial of V,-uhigu "a
fourteen 'hr'.snt stamps. All orders fro Canada nus
be accom- Anicd by twenty cents extra.