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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03

DlkkCIOil5.
Wm H. mcfarland John Purcell,
Joseph AH.n SSm1 Bayly,
Roscoe X Heath Jos R. Anderson,
Thos " M-Canca. Q. G. Barney,
John Il Montague, Re. H. Mauryt
David L Burr. JAS. A. Cowsrdin,
Lewis Gr.er Be0i II Nash,
John Jones p Z. Moore,
ia. L Apperson Jchn n. Claiborne,
Lewis d. C-eushaW, n {. Nh,Uy,
Wln q P.n. Wm. H. Christian,
= g. Baskrrvin Wyndham Robertson,
Sam1 J. Harrison, John O. Shaier,
WIN N Ha1au Peter o. Warwick,
RobL Brooke, HaSkns,
Geo ID She'll Edward N0ryel,
We lngton Goddn, Geo J. sumner,
Jobp Darlcy d :. Woodbridge.
p-fsilsHt-WM H. MCFARLAND
Wee Irssidspf-SAML ]. HARRISON.
Professionally. BLAIR BURWELL.
Afa,fary--ROSCOE b. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T J. AOAIR PLEASANTS Secretal
gs-OAice corner Main ilth streets, Richmond.
4 HHL -. PRIME n. %. SUGAR
- llU hhds prime Cdba Muscoyado deitsS, ior sale
mayl LEWIS WEBB JOHN g. WADE
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03

SO NEGROEs.Ts day Alto O'Clock win sell any m sy
~ Slaves. HECTOR DAVIS
Ancf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03


D 10 hhds prime Cuba Muscoyado Ioi.sss for sale
msyl LEWIS WEBB a JOhN e. "AOfe
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No ls9 MAIN STREET wooihOuse Cos Book store
RICHMOND, va.
WE pleasure announcing the public that our s
w fls the reception OF Students anu VIII
lie TUESDAY, the Isl OF May Inc
rooms and eonmod-us and pains or expense nave
been spared ln furnishing the College wta everything neetss
f accommodation aud Instruction " pupils We are enabled
facilities Tor acquiring thorough NcfcdHt"e hN"d""
40 Institution equal n superior, OF similar eAr
acts Union aud render our Enefpde "or
tbs the confidence and support Of the community here aud through
out the South
addition the advantages offered yoHg man. We are pre-
pared extend equal facilities ladies' and have set apart 'e
tAiu hours In the dag Tor their Instruction.
BRANCHES TAUGHT
Double Eutry Book Keeping
Commercial Calculation,
Plain and Ornamental Penmanshp,
Card Writing,
German and French Languages.
We procured The services Mons ALBERT DE koApdsR An
experienced and competent Teacher take charge OF Tit F'
btpuftHtst A.
We are also prepared write TsiRg, AritiOn dd hei
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Plan and Ornamental isHsdaiy with neatnrss ana dsa,h
further particulars please apply at the College or write io
WA FLEGENHEINER,
ma1-1w Principals and PROF tietors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03
BYLAG. D. DAVENPORT. Aucr.


~ ROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION.-on THURS
VI DAY. Sd Nay, will sell =. 10 O'clock auction seTs
a assortment Of Groceries, viz:
Coffee Sugars
Crushed do
Extra Refined Syrup
Rebolled MoAsses
Western Sides, Shoulders and Hams
Starch; Candles Soap
Manufactured Tobacco
Rum; Rectned Rye Whisky
Rice French Brandy
Tanner OIL
London Porter and Ale, &C, 40
TrNs-Under $780, cash. tlOO and over months credit for
approved paper.
An2T A r. DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03
MILE. AGNES,

The Invisible Wire Performer,
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MON single wire, az a con,iirr-
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excite universal admiration. Ia
truth, this singulsrly beautiful
Psrlur Entertainment e. u card
Whi,h need, only h. De known "
induce thousands 20 Whit tho Pa
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alone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03
Full and Iinpictc troupe
of Eque-trinns.
FINE LADY RIDERS AND DARStUseS.


Three Great Clowns.
BILL LAKE, the Southern Jes-
Ter aud Comic pcliur1tJr
SAM LuNG, the Universal Favor
ne aul Singing Motley
ABCuY CAMPBELL, the Rural
Joker and Farmer Almanac Of
Fun.
Madame Robinson, Mile. Agne-.
NH. Ali,,, IT, Fatie Kate, NILS.
Eugene bc L"imc, irun the prin-
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ct Europe and tho United States,
md Pixies Grand opera House,
cincinnati.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03
hiR. J0pN BrBlEs0N

Just rlura-i is9m abroad. the
rGar,l'l Equestrian ia tho world I;
;hr naked h,ge CAampi1n-in ell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-03

BY BROWNING, MOORE CO.
WE WILL SELL at cur Auction Room Franklin stree
w to-day, 10 O'clock eight very likely young Negroes
mYi HROMNING MOOkE 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
List OF Causes,
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.

FOR DECEMBER TERM, lS60.
l Peter Miller US the Cattawissa, Wil!iamsport 4
Erie Rail Road Company.
samuel Lemon rs. A. w. Creaner.
John McCalla rs Henry Hans,
Jacob Schuyler eS. Wilson Ager.
Jacob Sanders Us. William Metz.
Townsend W. hahlcr Daniel Neyhard.
John McMlulligpn ct. al. rs. SamuCl Rhonc
stephen II. Miller %. Daniel +, seybert.
Robert l.. AutOn Is. benjamin Paydun.
10 William Appieman rs, Jonathan Alastcllcr.
ii Pe n hillmeycr Us. Michael Mylurt.
l. jeremiah w. Harnan Us. Abram n, Harvey.
IS Nathaniel E. Rutter ut, al u.s. AJram N. Harvey
~ Joseph Lllley rs. James w. Sanky.
- Lavira Cole rs. Adam LutZ ct. al.
~ Daniel Spayde Us, Christian Laubach.
II Ira Robbins us. Jacob Dchl.
Il George Getty Us. Henry ShOnberger,
~ Andrew Cfycling Us Andrew Meilick, Sen. ut al
20 Clinton ID. Herring ct, al. rs Daniel +. Seybcrt
II Michael Boston "a. William A. Case
:! J. q w. l.. Shuman u.s. Isaiah Shuman
% David YOst cs George Hydler.
"a I.uac Tyler Us. Jacob Berlin, It. al
- Frvreis jordan Ct al, Elisha y. Purscl ct al
70 Francis Jordan ct. al, Elisha q. Pursel et al.
y Thomas Fairnun, ct al. rs. William Dennison.
% Robert J. Lyons rs, Montgomery Cox, Ct al,
% Isaac Tyler rs. Andrew Cretiling.
30 Stephen POhe rs. Lindley W. WoOley,
81 Jacob X. Stine rs. Robgr ri j. Lyons
30 John Ludwig rs. Francis II. Weaver.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
MANURING PEAR TREES.

Pear trees require care, and few soils
are so well adapted to their growth but
require pretty high manuring. The best
manure for this purpose is bone dust /;
ashes are also good, for the potash is need
ed. In soils deficient in iron, the scales
that collect around the anvil, applied to
the soil, have an excellent effect. Guano
and the homemade article, hen-manure,
are also excellent, and should be applied
at the present time in fact, the Fall or
early Winter is decidedly the best time for
,nanuring pears. Dig the soil in circle
at least as large as the branches of the
tree extend, and apply the manure lbor-
ally. If you have pears growing together
in an orchard, work the whole Of the
ground and manure equally over the sur
face. Drain the land Thoroughly, if the
water lies on lie surface for over an hour
after rain, or if the sub-soil is wet.-Ohio
Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
STICK TO YOUR FARM.

The trite adage that rolling stone ga
thers no moss, applies forcibly to those
engaged in tilling the soil. Many farm
ers, particularly the younger portion, are
not content to settle down on one spot and
make their improvements, but are con-
stantly on the move, in order that they
may better their condition. Instead of
tilling thoroughly what land they have,
they run in debt for larger farms than
they can manage, and becoming involved
are obliged sell out, and thus keep rolling
about the world without ever accumula-
ting any thing but rather losing at every
turn. 1t will almost invariably be found
that those farmers who have been blessed
with much prosperity, are those that have
stuck close to one farm, and labored on
contentedly from year to year. Suppose
your land is not as fertile as some others,
its steady rise in value will, in most cases
pay you to remain upon it, Not many
years since, tract of one hundred acres
near Williamsburg, was sold for $4,000.
Had the owner been less anxious to sell
and held on to his farm, he would, to-day,
have been worth three millions of dollars
The constant Influx of foreigners will issue
this steady increase in value of land for
many years to come.-American Agricu!,
tur,st.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
q Agricultural. |.
SHEEP HUSBANDRY.

AT an agricultural gathering not long
since, Hon. Mr.. Brown claimed that pas
ture-lands which have become barren and
overgrown with brushwood, could be sue
cessfully reclaimed by keeping sheep upon
them. He referred to q tract Of land in
Plymouth County, Mass, which was form
crly so covered with briars and rosebushes,
that it was almost impossible to walk
through it. Last Fall it was without o
briar or bush upon it, having been re-
claimed solely by sheep. As regards the
sheltering of sheep, the same speaker said, 4,
he would allow them to run in and out of
the barn at will, all Winter. In clear
cold weather, when the thermometer was
below zero, they would lie on the litter in
the yard When it was damp or even
warm, they would lie in the barn. They
should be allowed to follow their own in.
stincts 10 this respect. The cost of keep
ing sheep per year was estimated by q
New Hampshire wool-grower at $3.50
each. Pasturing from the 10th of April
until "snowcd up' was worth 40 cents ,and
Wintering on hay and oats was worth ST.
10 each. A sheep requires about two
pounds of hay daily. He had made near.
ly two pounds of manure per sheep, using
leaves and straw for litering the yards.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

LINING FOLLOWED BY SoRREL.-1t is
quite generally the case that year or two
after lime, or plaster in large quantities,
has been sown on land, it produces heavy
growth of sorrel, "The most effectual
way to get rid of it, says correspondent
of the Genesee Farmer, "is to SOW un-
leached ashes at the rate of two or three
bushels per acre, with the first grass or
clover grown after the application of the
lime; and when sowing plaster to mix a
small proportion of unleached ashes with
it."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY

nave valuable recipe for making Honey, which !
will send TO any person upon the receipt Of 50 Ccnswc
make aud use IL IN our family Ad TIC cost and con.
slider II good as the best article Of genuine bee made
Honey from Nhch u cannot Be t0d." Any person who
only requires four articles make IT, aud ihcy can BE-
had any store for 50 Every family may have
this delightful luxury any lady make il ia 10 min.
utes al any time Three cent postage stamps good
money
The Pulaski Tunes pubishe at Ilawkinsyillc Goor-
gia of Thursday March 3D. says Dr. X. Smith Of this
county presents u with beautiful article Of Honey,
equal If not superior 10 any thing ever saw Tie
hoaay Is manufactured by Mrs. SNIu, according
directions given IN receipt, which she purchased Of
Dr. j. +. CHEAGER, baltimore city, Nd. Any person
this receipt for making honey and be independent Of
the hone bee, by writing, with 80 inclOsed, TO
DR. J. l.. GkEAGER,
No US West Baltimore ST. Balumors, MD
sept y, lsoJ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
GRAND JURORS,
FOR DECEMBER TERM, ls6O,

Bl9om- Evan Jones'
Bor, BerwicE-Wiiliam II. Woodin, MoIdecai Jackson
Brarcreek-Wi lam Hartman.
CentTe-Samnel T.. Bower.
Cattawissa-GcorgG Hughes Adam FederoT.
ell.
Franklfn-Michael Mensch, Jackson Ciuaver
Greenwood-JanIes Yanhofn. Robt Robbins Elijah
Lemon.
Hemlock-John GrloH.
Locus st--Jacob Hewig.
Maine-Willium heusngor, William BIttlcr,
MOntour-isaIe MoWry.
Mt Pleasant-Abruham nildine.
Orangc--itIlliam Fisher Samuel Zimmerman.
SugaTloaf-AuduTson kilc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
TRAVERSE JURORS

Bcnton-Eli NIcndenhall.
BriarCrre k-Reuben Bower, jeremiah c. Smith,
Beayer--JOhn ohuman.
Catawissa-Io Joseph Breish Isaac s. Monroe Stephen
Baldy, Samuel Thomas.
Franklin Daniel ROhrback.
FishingeEcek-Peter Colder, SaHI Creveling Emandus
Lnaugst.
Greenwood-Ahrun Musgraye
IcmiOck-John Foust John Hartman.
Iocnst-Mark Williams, Henry Gable.
Mlhlln--Michael Fry, Lewis Ecroat
Maine-Daniel ReinbOld, JnO Kline
MOntOur-JaeOb Leiby, Joseph Mouser.
Madison-Nowton ThorAas, John NJ. Smith
MI Pleasant-JOhn Wardin,
OTauge--Jucob Good.
Pne-Philip Shoemaker, John Fowler, Ezra Lyons
Jacob ChTisiy.
Roaringcreek-Judah Chorrington.
sugaTOaf-JOn Kitchen.
ley. r. "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
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BEEs.-Apiarists in Europe are begin
ming to make use of chloroform to render
bees quiet and tractable when it is ncces-
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP GOODS
ar THE CORNER or
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REo o M s n re- PA

u ~ ~ ~ AVE- - - ~ IA y. - ~ .
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Do you want BAREGESi Go to BROWERS.
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DO You want HOSIERY Go TO BkuN Lk ,
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Do Won want HANDKERCnIEFs1 Go to BROWERS
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

AN Australian says that cobwebs are
complete cure for Dysentery. He takes
them in pills four day. They are also
used for fever aud ague.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.

h II HE undersigned would inform the citizcus of
,hs1 hlounsbuGg aud vicinity, thai he has Just re-.
sN cVcd and oilers for sale Of the most extensive
81 assurtments Of COOKING and FANCY STONES,
ever introduced nln this market The Christopher 90.
lnhnus James Robu aud blubc are among the first elias
cooking suNcs,a Of which are Tght ana gas burnlfs
His farur stoves handsome and the assortment va.
red ALSO-Parluular attention Is paid 10 Unaware.
ana House spuuIIHg, upon short ualco, All kinds uf
repairing Will be done with nuaHrss and despatch
" country produce takgA IL exchange tor work
0ggstuIg otD p l-lo
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
U'AE subscriber would inform his friends that h. is
now prepared 20 put up, on short notice amd IN n
scithtihe manner tho best
Fi-4fIA'I PoLAIED LiGHTNTAI7 mons
al l.. etn's Uer foot AN NoIh warranted
gcomsburs May -, 1850
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

MANUREs PURCHASED ANNUALLY IN
ENGLAND Prof Anderson gives the
following estimate of the amount expended
annually by the farmers Of Great Britain
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

BLUOMSBURG BARBER SHOP.
NllE undersigned respectfully the ciiI2rns
BluuHsbuFg, uud ti" pL blC q Rrruliy that hr hu;
akcuI llc BhfGGR SflOr, located oppOSi tie CUus
House & next door to The Columbia DcmucTdt, Ia ihu
Whit Frame BHiid z, opposite the Exchange BluckI
where he Is At all iimr- ready 10 wait upon his cuts.
tUniuTs TO entire sali slartiun.
STA Wing y HAIR DRESSING,
wiz be- execution wIIh car and ness aud Ia the
most Ia hiOuaLlc style GHd very moderate terms.
EJSHAMrOOlNG, duuc up IN Cty Syle. lie 10
cis Increased public patronag" and pledges HI, brsi
endeayurb to give every reasonable Satisfaction.
L. a. STANFORD.
BoOmsDUrg, Jan. IL, ISGO
n u,LnntlG Il I,LnL-L.l, lll n AZ LLnp hLa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
Also
Eanba3gpU AZ H,cKpOna's.

Superior oriental Toilet Chemical Ove-Palc Extra
Pale and Brown soaps, as well DAVID THAN < Co
AGamdntihe Candles at lowest market prices.
For sale by all respectable Grucrrs and wholesale Ly
THAN d MckEONE,
No. 22and 2l South Wharyes PInLAplLrIIlA
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NOTICE.

L. persons indebted 10 the undersigned for Frofas
\ siuuul scp ICES ape April Ist l-6O are respectful
y requested 10 call and 5ctls either by note
J, {. RITTER IL D.
L!oomsSGlg Au.l-s y lsCC
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

10y virtue of certain writ Of Levari
u Edcas directed. issued out Of the Court Of
tommon Pleas, of Columbia county, will be exposed 10
public sale at The Court House. in BloomshuTg,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

SsELLING OFF sA', So, al cost or loss,
A-LgMAN's.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
BLOOMSBUKG BAKBNH SIIOP.

Nuu 10y =. Il. hIuyvr, Z. 4. lutZ, BlOomsburg A. Mi
Ter, & Co. BerWiCs H. +. Reighari, E.pytIWni VI.
Grirr, Jos. Levi, \. :. Rank, l. Co., DanyIllc.
October l. lsJl-l2m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

W. lcoS ''Np 'i b2A II - II " Il !
between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia.
March l2 l-i9-ly.