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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
WA DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OyFiCE OF CEIEP QUARtERnAsTHn,

WAR UEPAHTN9NT NAVAINT bUHEAU, 7
OyPICa on CEIEF OuARTERgAsTgn
NAsBnCToN u. C., Feb 10, 1885,
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSES.-Win 10 sold n Publc Auction. 10 tho
highest bidder the places and dates named below viz:
At Mifiin. Pa, 80 Horses, Friday, 4th March .
At Wilmsp1rt, Pa, 800 Hor'eI Tuesday, 8ih March.
AtAloora Pa. 800 Horses, Friday, lith March.
At New. brunswick, ~ j., $50 Horses, Tuesdeyi 18th
march.
At Esstou, Pa, 80 Horses, Friday, nth March.
~ newark, N. j., 90 Horses Tuesday, 2ld March
Al Lebanon, Pa. 300 Horse, Friday, 18th March.
At Wikesbarre. Pa. 800 Horses Tuesday l9L March.
These Horses have been condemned unft hf tie ClVy
service q the Uuied States Army.
For road and aI purpo.cs many good blTgalai muy be
had.
Horses win BE- sold sngly.
Salcs begin At 10 a NJ aud continue daily TN al sre sod
Terms Cash, in United States ITeasuTy Notes only
JAMES 4. FkIN,
Chief Ouer,erusr,cr Cavairy Bureau.
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EVENINGS WITH PHYSlOGNOMY.--
~ rVFpY TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, commenc-
w. Tuesday EVENING, AZ No 80 Yves, dous,og si Mira
| IT & SEYMOUR will give instruction In Dr.. Redaelds
srenoa Of hysiosuemy Zee cents Doineson Of Char
sctsr. 81 fr t..
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A j. BLEECKER, son 81 co. will sell at
~ Auction on TUESDAY M1rch II, u II o'clock, G,
tx mango s..csr0om. No. III Br0ldgav
VALUABLE CORNERS
cTHAv AND 21TH Sri story brick HOUSE an1 LOT "
corner No al and cling 2fxb3 cToi0n, bath g,
marble mAut'es chandeliers &C.
UTuAy AND 58TII SIT story Frame Central Park n.
z5sris0. Cr0'0n, -ice tees round The house.
2DAy. ASD Urn s-N .theast Gomez tory brick, 1874
s2.l0. Marble lne.s and s.lG cTotou, and gas.
6rHAv-Oue lot wet GLo beiscen ed anl 18th st.
23l1IO0
Io57n s7Two lots on north side, commencing o. fee, cal,
Of Broadway each 2jIlO9.
Maps &c, 70 auctionecTs Office.
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FAIR ,,.,,,,,,,
WI IN AID OF TUE u. 8 SANITARY CON nli55I Il,
SPECIAL ENTE RTAINAfENr ~ THs ChLEbh'SAID
'i Eva WOODS NlNSTRElS,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March ~ al 4 oo"Va' ~
va No sl4 Broadway. =,
Tickets. al Children under II years q sge AID nIises ~
escR|c.a be obtained tho following members Oh
tho Committee on Mase: - -, NM ~ =, n,avoo,,
Tali,,' CoBs.iitee-Mrs. II. w Nus, no; ~ pdeVoq'r
Mae, Mr., Panon No 10 West 2st.st Ms & g. kuss'e
No. ?i Uaion place. Mrs L. p Morton No. rs asdnenay;
y IhieLertrg No. II East lith'at MIS- boieau 10 "a
", 9tit Ma Charlotte Wilson, No. ~ West 3d.st.
G1.aen oss"'s IN w W. in S%S tS,s%sy e
SAsnnn No "a Fast 18th s. Mr. g. Beer No 7ol hsea'
way MI n. Holman, Alben,ra hoici Nj. H. schleSsuso
| (Nsylor < Coz, No. 30 JohntI
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GI6,IrrIETI AN-NIVERSAkY DlNNEk OF

117uE EIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID iof
I'D sEWsfApEas Of every se;sr,9,' Ss LEnss-
PHLEIs Of go. ',{.n MID and all kinds otdNAsFE PAfEn
Sabe and p1s:
aepg.s, tn,si. stssnboats srosd eompanss
ptsiis'' wv STOCXWEISi l. EMERSON nv ~ Sh'-'
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6alee bn Auctiou.


A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell of
suction on THURSDAY March o. 1866 " o'clock
ing). NJ Y;
OK ID AYBSUs-5 valuable Houses and Lets commencing
q The ~ W. cor Of s,t 3story brick brown stone fret
EoTy known a. Nos H. TO- 81 o. - 2day in very good
dor have all the modern improvements Possession HAY
1904, excepting store tho for maps particulars
&C., apply to The Auctioneers.
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A j. BIEECKER, SON 81 Co. Will sell al
Il y. Auction
WEDNESDAY, March iG,
o. - O'Clock NJ tie Exchange saesreon, No III Broadway.
SUPkEAE COUhf, UNDER TliE DIRECTION or
RICHARD l.. MOUNT, IL. SPECIAL GUARDIAN.
MDFfAT ESTATE.
l0TU- STiJ lots, aoUtr .idr, 20 gl west oflltlaI
flru Az lot. on wet sie, corne. Of iccih.s,.
loSrHsT-l2 lots north sdo commenting 10 feet wet
Of llth-sv
lWTB SEP lots tou, side 100 fcct welt ofih-ay.
lMrn r2t lots on nQslh l 100 .si sl.t Of Ill
OF ilth-av. - ,,
On Brosiway l05thst ard llthay -,
BROADWAY-s lots west side, commencr, AZ l17thtI
IlTu.AV-4 lots 81 side commencing a. l05hsi-
BROADWAY AND ICiTH. 5r-Sor'h west cornrr. -,
i2ru AV3 lots commencing nchca corner 0i !0'h
ICTu Sr-Souh sde LOIS 100 feet cast Of 2th Gy -
xlOO.
Also ell The waterfall IN fiont Of said tract
Mans Gc q, Office If tho AuctioueeTs.
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ELOUR MILL AT AUCIloN,TTcBg}yo J II: W. W:
premises at E,ckmsnvic Duchess Coaniy STATE Of New
York on THURSDAY March u is6i at - 9.,oe. no2s
lures for boiling Th s located IN the yiase o. beoI
m.nrie. Fi,hI Greek neysrlains stream ., wSs r
Nth two HOUSES two BARNS, and hns ORCHARD. 20
tens OF CORN and 200 bushels OF III can ps oJs ~ y,
$3.50 priYac SALE but ogersd to close concern at
auction Terms and Ad2 known ' s os,icasss
aaaie's VIC 1AaN"'"'0"A ROHN HENSsTER.
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ctht ana m thIN q ~ .IfsnD OF flf kaj D.
cent as his day been dec arod p bic demand OF theif
Branch Office, No. i3j Bros Say, Now Yok.
PHiLANDLR SHAW, Secretary.
OFFICE SrUTyEsASr Iv' Co.. No. l22 BowERY,
NEW DIRK March 10 1864 I
4 T TIE ANNUAL ELECTION for d.
~ BfCTORS Of tins Company and for INSPECTORS or
ELECTION, neld This Pay the following named gentle.
men we, unluimousy elected foi the ensuing ycaGt
DIRECTIONS.
JAMES KELLY,
SAMUEL WlLLETS.
ADAM W. SPIES,
CORNELIUS h. EVERETT,
JOHN A. DANEAU.
DENTON PEARSALL,
CHARLES !. DODGE,
JOHN r. PAXTON,
HENRY SHIELDS.
JOSEPH H. GOODWIN,
ALFRED MOORE
BENJAMIN W. FLOYD,
\. f%,.wARr BLACK,
SIMON ABRNHaMs. M o.
CORNELIUS II. TIMPSON,
JOHN MOLLARD,
JOHN i. BAILEY
AARON HABOMAN,
JESSE A. MAKSlihLL
WILLIAM LANDER
SAMUEL p. PATTERSON.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
SAMUEL WEEKS, JR.
CLARkSOT CROLlUS.
INSPECTORS
EDWARD BROWN,
DAVID SEAMAN,
II. X. NtLLaIS.
AZ the regular meeting Of the Board held subsequent g. the
election, JAMES KELLY President, and SAMUEL WILL
LET'S, Vice Pres. dent, were unanimously ecected.
a. l.. NJ. ROOME
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j. BLEECKER. SON & Co. will sell e.

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
" Auction, on TUESDAY Morch o. 1885, at II o'clock
ing), y y;
OK gD ST Lots the south side, commencing 90 feet
west OF Avenue Ri sire. Is by lC2.2 each.
on AyENug B2 Lots tho west side commencing a tho
southNc,ery conner Of e2dst szo OF corner Lot 2s 10y
10 adjoining Lot z5G by es Title indiput6le For Maps
particulars, &c. apply TO the Aucouecrs No II
adjoining TIP Bena Of Commerce, Eew.York. C,C3D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

NlBLO's GARDEN.-Commences at u.
TiIhD WEIR OF HE sILIXNT ENohGEMENf
,,.,.n,.. MISS cARoLlSE RlcHlNos.
1HE MAGYiF!CENt R0NANTIC DRAMA,
THE ENCHANTHEsS.
Miss NlCUlNGS 10 her ccobrat = character OF
STELLA, TIE ESCHANJRESS
-, The foowins eminent ne, , 9I sia gin appear;
Sc, Gc NILE LIMA WSDLE thes Grs, appear nice here
,gr .eyeT yeer,l NILE KkUGA ier frst aPpeIaqes h
s a! coI}4a,95 5EY ? nopwoRTH
Feet PROPERTIES and APPOINTMENTS rnda ring this
grand ron inic musical prodge on perfect in eyey rs.pe
-HIRC S.-BROADWA AMPHITHEA-
" TER, No. 4a5 BROADWAY.
l. D. '''' On MoVBiY Tvi.Ei'NiNG March IL
TROUPE or ACTING BEARS
TR3HPE OF or A ACTiHG r rEiRS
from California. Tleo el.al, not exhibited In cages,
ACTUALLY INTRODUCED IN TIE ARENA,
where, appropriately c0stsmei tEey vii gyo variety Of
AUTHORIZATIONS or HUMAN CHARACTER,
sich The Dandy tie Soldier tie fasAoqabo Lady The
extraordinary. The programme on this occasion vii. also
sUFERs GRENfC SCENES,
ALL THE STAR RiDEGs AND AcRoBATs
attached 10 the Broadway Circus
Last week OF Vailachi. .roupe Of
PEEF0a,ilNG
DOGS MONKEYS AND PONIES.
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAlRE,
THE CORPS OF vOLTIGEURs,
r. their
UNPARALLELED LEAPS AND SOMFRSAULTS!
SrCKSEY, THE GREAT SOMERSET RIDER, - c,,
- ms UcAPs ItDAa liable ALI.
NEW JOKES AND COAiCAL!IIEs,
By tho two best Clowns in AIurica
JOE PESTLAND AND An LATHROP.
DAsHISG HORSEMANoHlP
AND STARTLING ATHLETIC EXPLOITS,
b infinite variety aud Of .
sUPERLkTlVE EXCELLENCE.
Door OPEN 7; 60 commence n ~. ....o,.,
WEDNESDAY aud SAll EDA1 AFIEhNOOss
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
Matiuses for FsEsiie- commencing at2!
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A J. BLEECKER, SON q Co. will sell on
"A. TUESDAY. March n, a, II O'clock az the EHchanse
VALUABLE PROPERTY nosE CeE!EI PAX, AID also
Gth-st. - -
on GlTII-sT-Tho valuable lot on the north side com
sncnr 100 et wet of 4thay. and the Central Park
sze 25xl q KS and ~ 6iih Is regulated Tagged cHfoei
and gutercd. ~, ~, -,
Lots Nos 277 aud 20 the south sidc - iee,east Of
Ayenno ID; size, 2lx7 EACH Cfoion water &C. Two a'
Mnul. &c. NJ No ~ CedaT.s'.
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''kf ii IL III | u p O Il III T. A L RON
n AND NETWORK CIRQUE.
49, FouHeenth-st, OPP site tke Academy of Music,
COOKE.
...--. THIS MONDAY, March H.
AFTERNOON at FL. EVENING q l.
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
REINFORCEMENT by
PUBLIC DEMAND PUBLIC DEMAND
or THE WORLp-T AAfED
PERFORMiSG DOGS AND MONKEYS,
THE WONDENS OF TIE WORLD,
Who appear IN conjunction with tho
DOUBLE MAMMOTH COMPANY
OF STAR EQUESTRlANo AND GYMNASTs.
Immense sAccess of the great
ENGLISH SfEEPLE CHASE.
TWENTY-f OUR Thoroughbred HORSES
AND TWENTY FOt& RIDERS
PRO-. PENNY (lis hrst lpPearaIcel
ON - L'ECHELLE PERlLEUSE,"
A LEAP FOR LIFE.
HARVEST HOME SPORTS OF THE OLDEN TIME
TIE GREAT MONKEY BLONDlN
on THE TIGHT ROPE.
A MarCHLESS PBO2RAMME.
Tn PRfrFs WILL REaAS As UsCAL, VIZ: Reserved St,a
70 cents; Dses Circle 30 Children half prcel Anpsi
tnea!, - cents. Door open afternoon, ~ y evening x
IL Ala NEE at q evening pefIorlaice ~
o'clock.
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DOCK TRADE SAILS ROOMS, No. 493


MISERABLE RESIDENCES on West 35th-
~ .. FOR SALE At AUCTlOE.-h; ~. MULLER, T. u;
WILRISS & Co., will sell on MONDAY, March ~ al y
t d, rsloom No. III Rrpliway, ,Lo Dwelling llouie
fcs SIS ST. 35J 3d. and 80 West ythit 1hey are oult
Ia bo bet manner and have oil he modem impro
Jba gssGxtrro comploic 20 with tho premises De'i1f
flrily seldom of-s OF obtaining reafonnb!opnc.i
c5f abs md compete home Can DO scen II NY tine "
calling on tAe premises, % No ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

DOARDMAN, GRAY 81 Co. new and elegant
bPauo Fortes unrvaled for excellence oil an.
spoTity Of tore Sole Agency and Depot 7l6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

A GOOD variety Of First-Class PIANOS can
~ be bad reasonable for the times. Apply to JAMES
VAN RIPER, no l78 WooseT-,t, near BlcccAcr.
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A II. GALE 81 CO. PIANO-FORTES
hs lisulfaetory aud Warerooms,
10. ll7 Eat l2ih.st. NON YORK
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fiuaatialS


rnooxLYN' MsrcI, > LOOT
A Semi-Arnual DIVIDEND Of FIVE 20
pnE cent, and Hn EXTRl it!DEND Of FlYE tOb,t
cent as his day been dee acd pay bic demand Of hef
Branch Office, No. i3J Broadway, Now Yo.k.
PHtLANDIR SHAW, Secretary.
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2lnsitGl 1nslrumeuis.

FULL assortment Of frst-claSs PIANO
"a FORrES made o. the best seasoned materials Tone
snd finish unsurpassed Warranted for i've years. ~ whole
sdie or retail low prices Pianos 10 let Prince Co.'s iin
proved AiELODEONS and ORGANS, with Bssso Isuuio At
la hInent, for sale Dr. fos
s. 4. COMMON huLe Puhlsher No. $50 Droalwly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

The int rest the Bonds maturing 6uug the progress Of
the wofs las been prov led icr end val REMAIN po
With the gnkezs ot the Conn any Mesr,. SCHUCHADT
IGEBliAD, No. q Nagsusi whom The Company refer
for urtlr particulars where description books or this
loan have been opcned-No .. NiaInst. Newi Dec
Us, 1905. W. ~. JCD5ON PRECEDENT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE.

The number of persons leaving Liver
pool for America in eleven months Of last
year was l39 900. The great majority
OF these emigrants were Irish going to the
United States, and the steady drain from
Ireland is creating apprehensions that the
country may become comparatively depop-
ulated. The English journals, speaking OF
the matter, attribute the exodus from Ire
land, to the temptation held out in the
United States to the laboring population,
the high wages received and the certainty
Of employment. The want of laborers in
this country has induced extra exertions
to obtain them from abroad. Some Of tho
States have Commissioners Of Emigration
on the Continent of Europe, attending
specially to this matter and their efforts
have been attended with success as the
above results show. While the war lasts
there is likely to be the same scarcity, and
when it closes, the changed relations of
service in this country will increase the
demand for white labor,
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Z. & II. r. ANTHONY,
FPHoToGRAPHIC
MATERIALS,
sol Brood'cay, NciO Iiorh.
GARD pnOTNaHApnS.
$500 Cnpies Of IKorks Of Ai.

Including reproductions Of the NEST celebrated Engra.
wings Paintings, statues, &c. Catalogues sent on H..
cept of stamp An order for dnzcu pictures from
our Catalogue VIII be filled on receipt Of SIa0 and
sent by mail, iree
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

We have heard many women complain
Of husbands neglect of home. A spoou-
full of honey will keep more bees in the
hi1s than will ten cfNinegar,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

FEEDING HENS in WINTER.


The following is furnished the American
Agriculturist by correspondent:
III have 2s chickens large and small,
several Of them fall chickens, / obtained
but few eggs in the fore part the winter
mot more than one or two day. The
feed was corn and oats. In January
tried the experiment Of hot feed once n
day-in the morning. As soon as the fire
was started in the cookstove, Iput quart
ofsmall potatoes in an old drirping-pan,
and set them in the oven After breakfast
took quart or more ofwheat and buck
wheat bran, mixed, put in the swil pail,
and mixed into thin mssh with boiling
water, then added about one quart live
Goals from the stoves and put in the pota-
toes hot from the oven, adding all the egg
shells on hand, and sometimes little sui
phur. These mashed together are fed
Immediately in trough prepared for that
purpose, made about ten feet long, of two
boards six inches wide nailed togethor,and
two short pieces nailed on the ends, with
narrow strip nailed length wise on the top,
and two bearers under. Tho object ofthis
was to keep the hens out of the trough and
leave room to eat on each side of the mar
row strip. At noon fed six ears Of corn
out in pieces an inch long and in the even.
Ing oats and wheat screenings, about q
Quart. Now for the result. In about a
week the number of eggs increased about
sixtold, and in about two weeks, and since
they ranged from twelve to twenty eggs
per day. The coolest weather made no
difference. When it was cold and stormy
l kept them in the hen house all day. and
generally until ten or twelve O'clock
Such singing over the corn at noon new
er heard from hens befora--a concert of
masic that would have done any lover of
eggs good to hear.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

aud others.
Most lmportaut--N Madame Zadoc portrr's Curative
pnisnm is sold at price which brings it IN the reach
O. every korp II convcnia mt for The time.
~ usn of q single boule viii prove to be worth 100
times its cost.
NOTICE.-Save your money! 10 not be persuaded
30 purchase articles at Is 81 which do not contain
the virtues of H. cent bottle Of Madame Puytors, Co..
Tativn Ha sam the cost Of manufacturing which is az
prcCr II which fl sold makes the profit ip the sell.
appl, nifty small, ana unprincpalcd dealers viii
sometimes recommend other medicines winch thait
profits are larrrr unless The customers insist upon
having Madame pOrtnfH aud none othrr Ask for
MADAME Porter Curative ralsam, prico 13conis, AMI
Va large bottles at - oepts, and take no other.
o. sold by all Druggists and SorckeepcrcHt Ht l3cts
~. in larger bottles 1i - raNfs.
HALL & KUCRLE, Pr pfiators, New York.
I.uIArL- u. l.ME-
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noWELTSA
WNSssy
&WntctctNs Cow
a92lz1NazMN5MO
BtNyHqyroN couvrBctat co,,ror

ana direction OF Prof. ID. w, LOWELL so long lrin.
eipal Of the
BLNJ1RaJNTON COMMERCIAL COLEE1E
Tho course Of Instruction embraces all The requisitos
Of thorough practical business education, and has
been lately extended by the introduction OF m Actual
business Course In which the Student engages ia the
regular routine Of business transactions. cxcmplihcd
aud familiarized by means Of n storc, dn which the
actual business Of buying and selling goods il carried
on BY ench Suddenly and Business Offices viz Banks
vt Issue and Deposit Rail Reading and Stcau.Boatug
Post Ofce Telegraph, &C., &C.
The Proprietor has spared no time expense I'm ma.
King TINS Course the most thorough and complete Il
any ever presented 10 the public aud ues fuzzy Hs.
sured that after having been himself engaged in actual
business, and having had many years experience at
teaching the Scnce of Accounts, aud being aided by
tu ana ehceiont corps Of teachers he viii be en-.
pea To make thorough and successful graduates Of all
VINO may place themselves under his charge.
PENM4 NSHIPl
In this essential branch of a businss education no
College offers better facilities TO the learner The
SpeRceran system win be taught in all it's varieties by
TIE most skillru masters of the art. Specimens Of
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
ohcomams from the press.
For general information, torms &C., address for Col.
lcge Monthly, which Will be mailed free; ror spGCi.
mems Of Penmanship, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address ID. w. LOWELL, priucipal.
luwgll's Commercial College, Bnphamtuu n Y.
T. -One Of Ritter & Duncans No. highly finished
hnc perfect point qul spring Gold Pens, with holder
ana case warranted for one year and to suit, viii be
s2nt free Of charge TO any one who will remt $3.50 to
the above address.
October g. lSb3-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
THE CAUSE OF THE GRAPE ROT.

iSiS C<1 DII VI L II IL u JNAIL 1IO j,
The decay Of grapes after they have at.
tanned their full size, has been of more
frequent occurrence this past year than
usual. Varieties, which like the Concord
have generally been free from all disease,
have been attacked in several localities
The matter has been investigated by T. G,
T. Ludas, of Wisconsin, who has commu-
nicated his views to the Cincinnati Hort.
cultural Society. Mr., L. finds that the
decay Of the berries is accompanied by a
diseased condition Of tho roots; that vines
which grew in ground covered with turf or
by fallen leaves, we're less attacked than
others, and that when the ground was not
covered with snow during the previous
Winter, the rot was more likely to appear.
If it really be the case that the destruction
of the berry is due to the injury Of the roots
by frost, the obvious remedy is to cover tho
ground with protecting mulch of some
non-conducting material. Coarse manure
would protect the roots from frost, aud also
enrich the land and promote the yigor Of
the vines.
Amutcan AeYtcuIagt0,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE FILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

DR. j. u, SCHENCk has a large suit Of room, at No
% Bond Street New York where can be found cvcry
Tuesday from a. N 90 y. u., and at No. - North
Sixth street Philadelphia, Pa every Saturday.
He keeps large supply OF medicines at his rooms,
which can be had at al times. Those wishing advice
or examination of the Lungs will do well tu call on
kim above. He makosno charge for advice but for
thorough examination with the Respiromotcr, his
price is 50.
Many persons afraid to have their lungs examin.
cd by Dr. SchuRCk for fear they viii be found curabc
and by that means il IS put of until 1t late How
much hete il would be to know their condition at once,
by abundance Of ev tdCure, Dr. - has shown sufficient
certificates in this CITY that no has cured advanced
stages of Consumption.
nr. schonch's Principal Office is No 30 North SIKH
street. Philadelphia where letters for advice should be
directed !.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each 81 per bottle or 50 the half dozen. Mandrake
Pills, % cent. per box.
~ For sale by all Druggists and siorekeepcrs
October ,, lcG3-3m.
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Amerjcan Agyicul5TiSI,
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OPEN HEADS FOR FRUIT TREES.

VI Elm hLADC run L hUll 1hEES.
Most orchard trees have their heads al
together too crowded the limbs are al
lowed to gil up the centre so tha. light
and air are excluded, and the full devel-
opment and maturity Of the frGit prevent
ed. A distinguished pomologist in giving
directions for pruning an orchard, advised
to leave room enough in the centre Of lie
tree for a barrel into which to pick the
apples and he was not far from right
II requires but little tr rouble to get a tree
into good shade, if it i, attended to while
young, when the knife will do the work,
which, if neglected, will necessitate the so
of the saw and chisel. Where large scars
are to be made, it is always best to defer
pruning until Summer; though cutting
with the knife may be done after the Sc
verify of the Winter has passed. Trees
should be started with view to an open
and well balanced head, but where this
has been neglected, they should be made
as nearly sight as possible before they get
large Ibid.
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1863
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
!. j M EE1 :. 81 -; 80 5sggssas 5ssgs5:.
N 4. Z 4 . z, o a -

II Il Z x p r O a D.
This great line travcrscs the Ncrtheru and North.
"-t ronnics Of Pennsylvania to the city Of Ere on
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices l. bcing ra.dly
opened throughout its entire length.
Il is now in use for Passenger and Freight bsincgs
from Harrisburg 70 Emporium, tGj miles ON the East
orn Division and from Sheffield to Erie &c mile on the
Western Division,
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East So A. NJ.
izp.eFs Irain " il - p. NJ.
Mail West 4 31 u
Express g" Il - A. VI.
tnrs run through WITH CHANGE both ways on thcso
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Huyrn, and
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elegant SIeop.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between WIllimsport and Baltimore, and Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the - t. Cor. lIth and Market Sts.
And for Freight business Of the Conpany'a Agents
: d. Kingston, Jr Cor 18Th and Market Sts. Phila'
J. ". Reynolds, Erie
J e. pan, Agent n. q. r: R., Raltm0r..
II. H. Houston, Gen'l Freight ACT. rhilldclphia,
Lewis " ioupt, Gcnl Ticket Agt philudepha.
Joseph D. roits, GcnI Mauugcf,N ilhamspolt.
October 81, 1858.