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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13
1Hs.aAr rHEr DO rzIuss. At TEE aoas a.

Tns,"Af THEF DO TdIHGs At TEE HORT e.
The chicago Tribune" of Thursday, con-
taios j. lor9 and humorous 1ccodnt Of how
SeaasisrJ s;anton's orier il relation 10 militia
ry Intelligence was executed III that city.
unrpapsr, says ths td.tnr 81 tho "TriI.1o y
had just CONS to press, he feeders gr,i aders
and nsling boys were busy. The neSsbo5s
wsie tssiIina /" Dig themselves cut nt the
5tlsJ @arueie. mp alleys, sEd oI:t-s.. the wsy
p.u ;ts sid tnabe their toilet. Tor The dA1 by L
s,ioEg s1sko OF their gaTnsnis. Just ut this
hour enter HE u puliceLah-''Ee stop tie
press. Ihs Zig cylinder felt thrill Though
ull its 1r<n nerves, and stepped. 1t was not
ulone 10 80 doing. Every press il ,ns city stood
still. Tbs Tribune" huildin: was INFESTED,
ard egrsss barred. Oar reishh6rs shared
the, AnLaG- fata. inssrue-ions hastily ls5uad ~
| thsir chief le,e liberal ra1rgiu IL tbs fspcY
and discretion ct those Tho executed it. In
sons instances 1ne iair copy If the pspsr
| alone was taken 10 tbs Office OF tie Post"
q policeman, iE the e1uberancs OF bis zeal,
pounced upoI tn5 entiTa edition. sai7ed mail
| eag and crumued toe whole down :ts nav,
and, es he gave it q fnal compress NTH bis
| boot, cast he eyes On stall and d:ogy Frees-
man, a5 il debating whether it was not 1T t;s
line OF iutJ to add him 60 the contents Of the
Gag, and take him along az q saDpla VIII
great fdtbesrance he, closed the sack, sboul-
dertd il. ind bore 1t sway>to the police station
whittier specimens ofall the forthcoming morn
ing ISSUES were gathered.
ia SONS cases the editors themselves vera
baggad, as well as their papers. The nkase"
was Fltinto the hands Of soile German police.
| Hien, who did not understand English worry
we'll, and shocking work they made Of il -
Night editors and reporters had gone home t7o
hours bsiore, but 3 se!eation was made Of some
one to represent each paper. INC thus the pro
cess wen, remorsscssY on, Until tho police
| cthcs at the cNurt.house had irs full compile
ment Tue editor of the Chicago Post" We
are told, vigorously demonstrated, hut in vain.
The policeman took him by the collar, SID the
wretchcd man -sns speedily added &c the group
| st the polio, dftice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13
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1864
.SI5S.924

The is.i ea'aie is owncd By sos persons,
averaging 81 ,205 EACH Tue real and personal
property is on ned by l, lT5 psreons, averaging
s646 each. The total free colored population
N the District Of Columbia is II, ls1; the
7alue:pf their:property returned averages s6S
TO each man, Sonan and child. The NUMBER
of iree colored males over twenty years OF ego
is : 4S7, Thenumbsr Thore,urb nc properly
is $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

coLrgED PROPERTY HOLDERS ~ TIE 1;s7ficr
Il IS s's;ed By Mr. Kennedy, superintendent;
o: TIC carsus that the 7alae OF property ON
ed h sto free coioTed population OF toe Dis
tr;ct Of Columbia, IS returned ty the ceasrs
of 1860, is Es follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

LArE~: From ASavD.LE-KlLLING 81
.>i,T lT,3SSi;N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

At tirat it Was = :: Il w. 80 custom. eIi1
iflt sLoEi,! bs ar. =! Ena j; "Li only he te-
causs The cnr az ils7a sarIad their Fela-
tive positio ~ the aha.p teachings q war.
Tho can2iu ~ faay Ia , sd ar;a, cut sfcHs,
at sn7 rats, that Z: cH 'Ii"y It'll; rsieTs il the
possibility oT waT, and make preparations to
meet il, wi;kou: nscoacaTisg the spirit Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

ito iy:,u,i.s. ~ iioGi s ptpet iLst ioiu.elly
Gu6,t:iIa.i lis t!ICi,sauts OF patrons 10 tho
3,.th. From tho ln;sEso iusllsnsJ "h;is. it
rasaites,s towards the South, it. editor would
sesa. l., t.s "Fossess=i Il d devil !" 1t kas,
hcws1sI, tLa T1or't Ci e"f':".. II sei'iits the
verbs southern trstaTs",' aIsi sAls ioi all
tbs ,iespvtisiu aud violence o. tie sword rs
se..nst Inc .a,st Lated oil eIeH,es. HIT the
rrs,l. cl. Ito :tvrih g thousand ti",es.. ;Lan
!iii;;..r association With her:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13
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Us G>l:lIEOSi
rbI v,.Si..., s..E $50 mici.s-'f- - .s...s
-cHEiET
0rUas-Ccu9aNz' Nrw BC4l-ria. =, sd
ii,Il STREET, NEr- pcrs - -.S
E:G5 G: "rErTHt;
ss,oh:soIi. y:rrti,.=.
oAsa Oif.:Th,l And sCRPLUs 921n,6EHs;
S1HAkTfRED IN lsS9 b. the Legislature OF Virginia
~ sad havins promptly paid eih!nas sscRsans srFeS
over MILLION OF DoELsEs t nag sote tn II. part h
against Icss are and the Boss 'seo on
ovcry kai Ct p.cp1-t u; &c for Ss;e - o seo'
companies
AyppEoauohs foE iasu.s5Sg s:iTtHat1 - 81 r.'' :
CT scr5G. -.J, s:,i:csat 6; orapt "s'IEt'.l
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is.Sl A>rfsE . VI tekjJ, AST alst,J
1sElHc OF IISesBAREin

= ,.,.:.~ess ai ins E';ioHai-T:c:o.J :Iow5
itself in :vth:as nc1o ,aan in the; character Of
,ba .clatnatiyrs oil the Generals command
my in HI; irsurgrnt section They Eres nc
.,cn,.cr singc-T. The E1ycrrUasnt no ionse.
snu,oya :..,o rsl.ls for "nfoi chg the law
Tar ..Saush,-n brethren talk Is ended. II
li.esc aio loyai ct.- .rs Of ;ae United S:s:1s in
lbs rsrol.ed region, tan P:oclsna,'ons are not
addressed to ttern. I'hsy are moi Designed,
&c, instypce, ior srah men &C Fd7son Ero~n-
low. nat Tor sucu es lbe Mayor MaoFoe of
i y Qslea,s for such IS carve into arinkinS-
russ tbs isuit4 III their ~n1rthsrh c'<shfen
wnvu. they hu7o murdered, end Who ~hi,tls
to-. ncue. 81 lo:al Rsa a.. brecsets feT
silva DRIVING vllsgoe-,
Ii is Clearly idle &c rsF=as aaJ thing tut
sr,lenness acd hs:rei iron tta iiisl Tho hsTs
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mo HAK Of oazs. Arnann Jus' 70 1 Tsoo
Il and for ssle ~ NV" w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13

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SOS 40 -. - go ttEAN MI.
.tS9.te i i.>Soepd S:- requs,tsd - Wilt w:
! H---G ..!i' a. ~ aoEr5, acd proyIGe Tie sici
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K. MSEEsS,

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Having isieiJ s.e!c With al tbs note-s
,,o, or.eal rcf ..7.irs - husinsal, cr.c
/, ctYo the s.:ss as;s,ch - s osde.s sr-71ea 80 ~
n,ea!Irs or ,zl7;ur' .:scraca aided 81 compete.
5:... az. JUiI Z. GRAY D-cErlst.
E,-his Sa..lSI. N;.!r E."-r--
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ny gToMAToEs.-This is one of the
most healthlul as well as the most uni
versally liked of all vegetables its heal
thy qualities do not depend on the mode
preparation for the table; it may be eaten
thrice a day, cold or hot, cooked or raw,
alone or with salt or vinegar,or altogether
to like advantage, and to the utmost that
can be taken with an appetite. Its
healthful quality arises from its slight
aoidity, in this making it as valuable per-
hans as berries, cherries currants, and
similar articles it is also highly nuriti.
Gus, but it's tendency to keep the bowels
free, owing to the seeds which it contains,
they acting as mechanical irritants to the
inner coating Of the bowels. The toma-
IN season ends with the frost. II the
vines are pulled up before frost comes,
and are hung up in well ventilated eel
lar with "Love Apple" will contiue ri.
poning until Christmas. The cellar should
not be too dry nor too warm, the know.
lSdge of this nay be improved to great
practical advantage forthe benefit of many
who are invalids and who are found Of
the tomato.-HaHs Journal Of Health.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

Ley To Stop BLEEDING ON MAN OR
BEAsr.-Asa Kempor, Ross county, Ohio,
writes to the American Agricultnrist that
bleeding from wound on man or beast
may be stopped by mixture of wheat
flour and common salt, in equal parts,
bound on with cloth. If the bleeding
be profuse, use large quantity, say from
one to three pints. 1t may be left for
hours, or even days, if necessary. In this
manner he saved the life ofa horse which
was bleeding from wounded artery; the
bleeding ceased in five minutes after ap.
pIication. 1t was left On three days when
it worked loose, was easily removed from
the wound, which very soon healed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
The Secrets Of Youth Uuyeiln

a Treatise on the Cause Of Premature Be,,.
Cmn trarH,nF JSst PuJiishedd book sAoviAg tl,,,
progress and prcchence among schools, jO1 n
RUdriabiy attends its riciims, ami dcrsloIi1c H.,
progress cf Hc disease, from The commandment,
II iriH be sent by liai on receipt of tro IiI r,o,
~ Attendance daily, from in the mufA,rr,
night, and on Sundays rr0i iill5P N.
Medicines with full directions scnt TO INV ,,.,
United states or Cana9as, by patients comm,
their symptoms by letter. Business cortr,r.
strictly confidential.
o. DR., LIS Office is s'rl located MS established
the name Of DIX. LA GROIN, at No. 81 Maiden l.,
banv, n. Y.
Nov. % 1851. .-l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

RS ELDERDERRv WINE.-As the sea-
son for making elderberry wine is close at
hand, we give the following recipe for
making it:-The berries, when ripe, are
first picked by the stems, then stripped
with the hand, or trimmed close with
shears. Next, they are mashed fine,
which can be done by stick in the form
of a pestle. Let them remain until the
next day when the juice is slowly pressed
out in cheese press, or any other conve-
nient way. Next boil the juice twenty
minutes, skim it, and add four pounds of
white sugar TO gallon when milk-warm
add a small peice of white bread crust,
that has been dripped in yeast. Let it
stand three days, remove the crust, and
the wine is ready for bottling. Age i'm
proves it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
v E Ae WI I u Q
Those ptcrnrn,Ions lnnliko all sthcrsl nro

Those Preparations (Iniko all sthcrs) Hro
Free from PoisOns'
'Not dangerous 10 the human family"
"Rats donut die on the premises
"rhcy come ont of their holes to die"
"Ih,y are the only inlalble remedies known"
"l4 years and more established in New York City"
Used by-thc city Post Office.
Erscd bB-thc city Prisons aud station IIoosss.
Uscd by--thc City steamers, Ships, &c.
LSed bg---th0 City Hospitals, Alms.liOuscs, &c.
LsCd by---thc City Hotels. Astur'-SL Nicholas, &c
tscd bg--thn Boarding House, &c. &c.
USCd by--norc than 100000 Private Families.
- See one two Specimens Of what is everywhere
said by the people Edors-Dcacrs, &c.
HOUSEkEEPERS-trenhl With vermin need be 80
no longer, If they "CusTARs' EXtcrminatOrs. We
We have used IT to satisaction and if box costs
S. would have it. We have tried pOsons, but they
effected nothing; but "CosrARs" article knocks the
breath out Of Rats, Mice Reaches and edBugs, quick
than can write it. 1t IS IN great demand ali
the country Medina Lol Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions arc dcstroyd annually
in Grant County by Vrruin, than would pay for tons c
this Rat aud Insect Killer. Lancaster ms Hcr0id
HENRY Il. CuSTAR-Wc are selling your prcpara.
tious rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice Reaches and Ncrmin disappear rapidly
ECKER q SrouffER, Druggists, Windsor, Md
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Farmers Department.

The APPLE CROPS. - From present in
dications the apple crops in Eastean Penn
sylvania GENERALLY, will be quite large
this season. In many places which we
have noticed trees are loaded down with
fruit that heretofore have been very sparse
bearers, in fact hardly worth orchard
room, The probability of large crop Of
apples at home will be good news to our
citizens, who have heretofore depended
mainly for their supply upon dealers who
brought them from Western New York or
the New England States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

to- To MAKE SUPERIOR VINEGAR AND
PIcKLEs.-The following receipt was
communicated by Thomas Armor to the
Scientific American. Our readers who
desire a good and wholesome article
would do well to preserve the directions
here given TO one gallon of soft water
add pint sugar orsorghum molasses, stir
all well, and then add nearly gallon of
fresh ripe tomatoes. Let them stand two
or three days and you will have the
sourest pickles you ever tasted and the
best vinegar.
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ezgzz.nx1<r.,rz-as
Be5- A gentleman who has experienced

B5~ A gentleman who has experienced
with Kerosene oil, in destroying the
worms which infest and destroy currant
and gooseberry bushes, found it perfect
antidote for the pest which has created
such great damage. By putting a small
quantity of Kerosene into sprinkling
pot and showering the bushes the worms
instantly fall to the ground and do not
revive. Less than gill of Kerosene was
used in the experiment, and at least five
hundred worms were. placed horS du COM
bat. Benzonc would probably act more
effectually upon the vermine without in
juring the bush
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
CatiawiSSa Rail Read.
Ihiladciphia \ ReadiMg Rail Road.

WINTER ARRA NC EVENT
@ L ri I'M OF fASSGSGEE Ndysn,Ser T. l9Gi TSAlNS'
passing Rcading)
Down'to Philadelphia, at go and IL NJ, IL noon
Up, to puttsyillc, at 1880 A NJ, and 5,43PN
WEST TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at l.O5 a NJ.
Mail Trains, at 1885 a NJ, and 54j PM.
On sundays the Down a NJ Tram passing Reading
at q,2O A VI, and TIP Train, at 5j7 p VI.
Both 1880 A NJ aud 5,43 p NJ up Trains connect at
Port clinton for Tamaqua Williamsport EImra, Bun.
ao, Niagara and Canada.
The lO,j0 \ NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for WikCsbarre, scranton aud PittstUn,
The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains on the syvania Railroad for
Pittsburg, and all points West and the Mail Trains
enuncct at Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chamber sburg
&Nhury, Williamsport, Lock Haven, Elmra and the
Canadas,
Through First.Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the prime pa points in
the North and West and the Canada.
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With 2G Coupons, 2j per cent discount between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Goodfor 1000 miles, between all points at Si5--for
Families and Business Firm and Season Tickets, good
for the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train Philadelphia, at $40 each School Season Tick
cts one. third less.
U5~ Passengers will take the Express Train West, at
the UPPER DEPOT aud all other Trains, at the Low.
Err DEPOT
20 lbs of baggage allowcc each passenger
u Passengers requested to purchase their Tick
cts before entering the higher Fares charged If
paid in
Up trains lca"c Philadelphia for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsye at NJ, 3,l5 NJ and at 1870 NJ for
Reading only
- Excursion Tickets good for one day, by coz A.
VI. Accommodation Train to Philatclphia and return
at 81 20 each. c. a. NlCOLIS,
Genera Superintendent.
January 4, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
DR.. LA CRO1X'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON nm
Physiological View Of Maria,

$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAVINCS b,
rvtNrY.fIvE CENTS. Sent free Of postage Ia an q
the Union. On the innrmtics oi youth ana y
disclosing the secret fOllics of bOlh snSos rr g
causing debility, nervousness, dcprrssi ,N
nalpitation ufthc heart, surida imagininps" ,
law omissions, blgshings defective mcmn,N Ih
tion mud lassitude, WHh confessions If MyjI W
of n BoardiRP School mss, a Coi,Fc HUJ,a y
young Married Lazy, So, Se. II Is a truthCu nd,
ihc married and those contemplating mnrtiso""' "''
tortnin secret doubts of their physical ro,'Ii, W
who are tonscious ofhaving hazardcd the b'ane
piness, aud privileges to which every human ,
entitled.
orally caused by bad habit in youth, ,bo "o, IT,
which are dizziness, pains, iorgctfun"ss son, 'u' m
n ringing in the ears, weak eyes, wcaku, 49, ,s y.
and lower cNtrcmitics, confusion of ideas los. "
ory with melancholy may be- cured by the sn,' ,,, W
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT, ""'"of'
we have, recently devoted much ,r o,.
VISITING THE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS "
our selves of the knowledge and rcscarrhrs o,,, a.
skilled Physicians ana Surgeons in Eurupo Am, ~ ~
tinent Those VINO place themselves un,lcr
win now have the fan benefit Of the many M,
EFFICACIOUS REMEDIES which we aro 'iL''
introduce into our practicc, and the public p,,
surcd Of the same zeal, nssiduity SECREC'
lion being Paid to their cases, which Ia. ,, '
" distinguished us heretofore. as pby.i,,''.D'
PECULIAR department of professional rtar,i',
mast fwcHtyiGrc gears,
FRrNru FEMALE riIis.-Ladics " no wish r,,,,
the efficacy Of which has been tested in than
cascs and never failed TO effect speedy rI,,.''"
any bad results will use none but Dr. DsI Inn',S
prrindical Pills. The only Prccautiou n,r,.'
serve H. ladies should not take them if ttr- ~
sou to h,hcvc thry are il certain Situaijopy il
ulars of which will he found on the wrappo,
nying each boX,l though always safe and b,..
| gently yet soactivc are they.
| Price 81 per box They can be mailed In nm,
the United States or Canada. VT!
no THE LADlES-WhO nocd a csRfdcs,j,J .
adviser with regard to any Of those intern.
! plants to which their delicate organjzation
| them liable, are particularly invited TO coIlsu, u
| TuE "ELtCTRO-GALvAS1c PROTEuTIyE"- r., .
| ladies whose health will not admit or who ba,I
! sire to increase their families may be obtainrJ
| II is n perfectly SAT, preventive to concrbiion "
been extensively used during the last ~ yc,,.
| rcduce0d to $40 'H
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
NEW BUSINESS FIRNI.
Mercantile Business,
4 IG4AMM& MOX' hA
Jan. 2j.lSG2 12m.

g7tE Proprietor of this wcknuwn and centrally oca
| ted House the EyCuASGE lloTEt, situate ON Mai.
Street in Bloomsburg Immediately 2nnosite the Colun
bia County Court House respectfully Informs his friends
der for the reception and entertainment oftraveers who
may feel disposed to iavori with their lie has
spared expense i'll preparing the EXINNGE for the
entertainment of his guests, neither shall there br any
thing wanting on his par to minister to their per sunu
comfort His house is spacious and enjoys excellent
business location.
~" Omnbusrs ran at all times between the Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road Dcpots by which trav
elcrs will be pleasantly conveyed to and from the re-
spectivC stations in due time TO meet the Cars.
WM. d. kOONS.
Boomsburg, July = 1850.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
CRITTE d j Ms
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL.
G 0 L j E G e,
~ E. corner of7tb aS'd Chestnut Streets
DuTI IADEI pHTA


TINS INSTITUTIONS which was csiabiishcd in ls1i ana
is now consequently in the cighccpH Hcor OF IT'S eAst
cnce, numbers among its graduates hundreds OF tho
mossuccc sful Merchants and Business Men OF our
Country.
Tnr OniRcr orthc Institution is solely To afford young
facilities for thorough prcparationior BUSINESS
Tnr BuANCuEs TAUGHT are, ok.Eccping, as applica
bile to the various departments of trade PcnmdnShP
both plain and ornamental; Commercial tdw, Mahe
matics .NdrigdioH Girl Engineering, DrdNthg, ih0R
oyarphy, and .iodcrH LdRgROgcS.
Trg sysrEN or tNsrRucroN is peculiar no classes or
set lessons made use Of but each student Is tnuahl
individually, that c may commence at amy uhe ana
attend az whatever hours are most convenient
CAruoGuEs areissued annually after the 18th of April
concerning names Of the students for the year and in
particulars Of terms, &c aud may be obtained at any
time by Addressing the Principal.
Is ExrENsvE AccoMNop tTIoNs 'ridc-sprcdd reputation
and thu lcpghg cpcricH Of The PriHcipdi this lhsttu.
ton offers facilities superior toany other in the coun.
try for young men wishing to prepare for business,
and 20 obtain at the same time a DIPLOMA, Th'ch TiI
prorC recon mnCnddon for them them to any Mcrchan.
tile House.
TT-CRrrENDES's SCr,cs of TreahSCs on RooE KEfr.
ISG. now more widely ycrCulat than any other work
Oh the subject, are for sale at the College.
s. HODGES CRGTTENDEN,
.RtorRcyat.Ldu,
rRNClFAL.
Ian Oi.ISGl ION