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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

IN pursuance of order of the Orphans Court of Co.
L umbia county, on
Saturday, Tie 25h of August, meet,
Mt 10 o'clock the forenoon Reuben Hartman, Admin.
strator of Jacob Zeislo late of Madison township in
said county, deceased will expose TO sale by Public
Vcndue, upon the premises a certain Tenement and
TR ACT OF ND,
adjoining lands Of Emanuel sidle the East the heirs
Of Jonathan Moseler the North and other lands of
the deceased on the West and South, containing
SIXTY-TIIREE ACRES,
and one hundred and eighty pcrchcs, sc, measure,
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
n BANK BARN, Cider.press, Wagon'housc, aud other
outbuldings. ALso,-A certain other
TRACT OF LAND,
mostly well timbered aud be sold with the above
described adjoining lands Of Alexander Carr, on the
deceased on the East, containing
Eightees Acres and Twenty PercheS,
strict Measure. ALso,-A certain other
PIECE AND TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining the first above described the East,
Alexander Carr the North other lands of the deceased
on the Wes and Adam Heller on the South, containing
SEW ENTY ACR ES,
and hundred and thiryfour perches, strict
mostly cleared land and under good cultivation GU which
are erected good
NEW FRAME HOUSE,
and STABLE. ALso,-A certain other
TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining lands of Joseph Young on the East the tracts
above described the North Adam He ler the West,
and Amos Heller on the South containing
SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES,
and hundred and ten perchGs about thirty Of
which are well tnbered aud the remainder in good
state of cultivation.
Late the Estate Of said deceased situate in the
ship of Madison, aud county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, July %, 1860.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25

THIS celebrated Washing Soap, is now in market for
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-25
TO PROMOTE FERTILITY IN
FRUIT TREES.

Every orchardist must have observed
that some fruit trees Of superior quality
and OF hxuriant growth, are yet slow in
coming into bearing state, and are after
wards inconstaut Ills is the case, es'
pecially with the year tree. Let us note
down some of the methods proposed for
remedying this evil
An abundant and ralid flow of sap
tends to the growth Of new wood and
leaves, rather than to the formation of
fruit buds. Whatever checks this flow,
will excite the production Of flower buds.
For example, select vigorous evergreen
which has thus far shown no cones, and
transplant it and next year it will be
covered with seed vessels. SO it is often
with fruit trees The check thereby given
to the growth of roots and branches,
causes the organizable sap to accumulate
in the branches, and directs it to the for
nation Of fruit. Hence it is, that formal
root pruning is sometimes practiced. As
this process is described in nearly all fruit
manuals, We will only remind the reader
that it should be practiccd only in the fall
or winter. Mr.. Rivers, of England, as
nearly everybody knows, no sooner catches
any of his dwarf-pears mapping, than he
lifts them from the ground and sets them
back again. Fruit bearing is quite sure
TO follow.
Ringing the branches is another meth
cd. This consists in taking cut circu
lar section of bark, about an inch wide,
on several branches OF the tree The
effect of this is to prevent the return of
elaborated sap from the tops of the branch
es to the limbs and roots below, and al
most always produces the formation of
fruit buds. This practice is not to be
generally commended, it robs the lower
portions of the tree Of the proper food, and
renders the girdied branches useless after
wards.
Mending the branches downward is
another and better method. This impedes
both. the ascent and descent of sap, and
causes its accumulation all along the
branches in the form Of fruit buds. Who
has not observed that a crooked apple
tree often bears better than perfectly
straight one! And one with fiat
spreading head, better than pyramidaI
one7 Hence We see the wisdom of /
practice common among nurserymen, o.
removing the central branches of young
apple trees. This bending down of the
branches should be done in June or July
while the shoots are most flexible.
Training the branches to wall o.
trellia, is another method. The sigh
compression of the ligatures, and the bend
ing of the branches, causes a check of tin
flow ofsap, and so induces fruitfulness. -
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Nos. 81 J' 23, South S,ath street, near
the State N use

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SIXTY YEARS EsrADLIsuED.-The subscribers desire TO
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Since his return to America il has been tried with the
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RIPENING TOMATOES IN WINTER

MI EN- l-N' C~i-h N'iID '+' W h-' i-i'
At meeting of the Rockford (lll,)
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cd
g If any one wishes TO know how to
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where sun will not strike them from
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up, with the roots uppermost'
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READY PAY ONLY,
Come along with your cash and produce. ..--
H. c, & l. w. HARTMAN.
March 81, 1850,