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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-17
LATE NEWS FR0N EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMoRA'

Advance in Cotton.
SUNDAY MoRN1sG-l o'clock.
HALIFAX, Sept. ls.-The British steamship
Cambria, Captain Douglass, arrived iss. ss. h'g"''
from Liverpool With dates 10 Ausus. .,;o Ho." a
The Cotton Circulars generally noliSe an ao'
vance m Of Id. upon fair Orleans and Mobile Cot
tons, % Sales Of the week 4s 900 bales, Of which
exporters took 5000, and spectators 5000 bales
ns:saI;nn 0rieans. 5-l6d.
Fair Upland. ..........'... ,Iei ose;
aoe Ta;u Meeh;Is % ........ SD.
SlocI on hand, $4,000 bales. Receipts light
Sslss on Friday 10000 bales, of which specu'a
tors and exporters took 5000. :, ..,.. =
There has been very unfavorable weather 10 II,
England, ,nd also on the Continent and hatxss
operations SO much affected BY it as to stltef
prices of breadstutfs.
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Sept |
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FoR. SALE.
RARE CHANCE FOR PURCHASERS!
The Homestead Place.

1NHE Subscriber, being desirous Of making a
l. change in his business, proposes to sell at pri-
vate sale the following tracts of land.
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New Words.

Belle Britain" the Newport correspondent Of the
New York Mirror, says: II have found friends here
from whtm my heart reucts to sever" Don't like the
word.
y. F. WILLIS has: Nor were the gentlemen one
whit more knopk9geqble." Awful!
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Health of Charlasto,,, ,

Iii seriously apprehended lha. tie Yellow Fever
will yet become epidemic in Charleston. The NUM-
Per Of deaths per diem has manes.y increased during
ths past week OF two. Tho country sympa,hizeswth
the city in view of this unpleasant. prospect May the
cup pass from them, is our earneas pfaye..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-17

(Whatley's Mill's,) midway between Monticello and
Madison. The machinery was principally of lis
own manufacture. During the continuance of the
war the enterprise successful, but the return of
peace brought with it such food of foreign goods
into the country, that nearly all the establishments
of this kind were prostrated. The depreciation of
property invested in manufacturing establishments
ruined the fortunes Of Jacob Gregg, and he placed
his nephew william, with one Of bis old friends in
Lexington, Kentucky, to learn the trade OF watch
maker.
WILLIAM GREGG remained in Kentucky until
1921, when he went to Petersburg, to perfect him
self in hi, profession. In 1924, he established him
self in business in Columbia, S. C. BY faithfulness
and puncthaity in his profession he gained the conf
dence of the community, and prospcred in his busl-
ness, &C. Sc.
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RY THE QUART.

.sperri.s' can again be had at Edgefeld c. II. by
the QUART! (How many cheen!) The Council 30
determined week or Two since, and tho quarts are
here already. Mr.. Lroc, The licentate, arrived from
Charleston the last of last week, with full supply OF
excellent liquors, cordias, and fermented drinks all
of Which he will advertise constantly Now you can
&c, drap O. the craythur' without buying saiion'
Now, too, you can get something good-6y paying Jo'
il. TIL. great surmse amongst us IS, ~hether lhefe
will be more or less liquor drunk in town now .har
heretofore That's the question, and its one which
time alone can solve We incline to the opinion tina
If more bs drunk-no, if less be sold, there will be
vas, deal Of how's that! ah, yes-if ''perrts
ara less drunk in gallons, it will be pretty much tn
case in the long run that quarts will come TO be
where were We! oh, ah, yes, yes--,he quarts woul'
be on an equality with the gallons if The gallons
| hang the gallon, and quarts both. Well form ou
| conclusion on the subject another time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-17

The Turks Island Royal Standard, OF the
10th August, says" The demand for salt has
been increasing gradually for the last three
weeks; 3S,eS9 bushels have been exported since
our last report, being the largest quantity ship
ped in any one week since our present season
commenced. The price remains firm at l5c.
Quantity on hand about 100000 bushels. Elk.
mort duty 1c"
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COMM UM1 c ATOMS.
RRooKa DINNER /!

At Ninety-six Depot, Oct. 8, 1856
The several committees of the Fourth Congre'-
,Onal District met andmade the following appoint
ments, viz: .
Presiden. cf. the Day.
DR.. S.N. CAIN.
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DEowNED.-During the prevalence of the
last fresLets in Rock Creek, we learn that
valuable negro man of Col. L. A. Breckham
was drowned at Caldwelrs Mill under the fol-
lowing circumstances. He had crossed the
creek TO see his wife and wishing to return home.
applied 10 gentleman at the mill to carry him
across the pond in batteau. The gentleman
told him that it would be running too much
risk, unless he, the negro could swim. He told
the gentleman he could and they had nearly
crossed when the paddle broke. The gentleman
then told the negro to jump out and swim tor
life, but he replied he had never swan and knew
nothing about it. He was carried over the dam
and sunk to rise no more, while the gentleman
got 10 land with great difficulty.-Chester Stand
ard
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Vice Presidents

Vice Presidents.
Dr Up Waits, Col. l.. Boozer,
co, G. A. Addison, Or. John Logan,
Dr.. Peter Moone, Ee61: NJ. c. Hammond,
DR.. Thos. Lake, Col. J. f. Marshall,
N. McCantB, Esq, Edward Noble, Esq,
c. P. Sullivan, ESQ,
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Committee of Irritation

Orator Of the Day.
GEN. S. MCGOWAN.
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Deputv Marshals.
Treasurers.

Maj. 2. W. Carwle, Capt. John Boozer,
Capt. VIM. Perryman, Capt. W. w. Griffin.
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JOHN W. CALHOUN, SEc'nY.
Sept llth 1856.
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MECCA AND MAHOMMED,
@. P. PUTNAM & co.


Will publish Thursday, September 25, Bur-
IONS Pilgrimage TO Mecca and the tomb
of the Prophet, with introduction by Bay
ard Taylor. vol. I2mo., with illuslfa-
tions ST so. - iaas asom 80 itl z
The history of this curious boy is as follows
Burton, an officer in The East India Cons
paBy, having by a long Issiduuce in Upper
India, acquired a perfect knowledge of the
Oriental languages and customs, projected a
visit under the auspices OF the Royal Geo.
graphical Society, 10 the holy city of Mecca
and the tomb of The Prophet at Medina,
places rarely if ever before visited by any
Epglishman.. This he successfully accom-
plished in 1854, disguised as Moham-
medan Dervish, The history Of the prilgrim-
age is moi surpassed in interest and original.
lty by any book or travel ever published
embracing his residence at Cairo as Mo-
.hammedan Student the journey across the
desert with The greal annual caravan of Pl-
grims the visit to the tomb OF Molammed !;
the discovery that the Sacred black stone is
an aerolile the annual sermon preached al
Mecca 10 an estimated audience of 10000
Pilgrims gathered from all paris of The Mos.
lem world his narrow escapes from deec-
lion, and The only accurate account of the
ceremonies of the MusseIman faith,
s. To The religious community Ibis work fur
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lie, respecting the cerem onial laws OF large
proportion of the Eastern World; while for
general interest, Burion's narrative. Will com-
rais favorably with either Eoihen or Cres.
cent andthe Cross. - .s
G.P. PUTGAM & CO.,
xE a ! no. o3l Broadway! N. Y.
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SELLING OU.T, .aT, COST!

65aWn@N DWDdEness5 C GaDs
ngof
20 FRoCK, DRESS COATS
of
boys
Travelling Bags
- G9& sEsR 9AIIBg
Jewy and
Razo a we'll selected atccord ordeons
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PREM ONT,
THE MUSTANG CANDIDATE.

II Col. Fremont bad as many friends as
the Mustang Liniment, The opposition could
not draw corPo:al's guard. Mr.. Fremont
remarked in his dispatches 10 President Fill
more, while Transporting horses and cattle
over The plains 10 Mexico, "Ihat 1he Gov-
ernment arould send him liberal supply Of
Mustang Liniment, il arouid saus 25 per cent
Of his iossesV This is very important for all
Farmers and Liverymen to know. The Mus.
tang Linimenti is wonderful article for man
or beast. ltshould always be used for Sores,
Swellings, Stiff Joints, Burns, Bruises, Rheu.
matte Pains, SC, and fol Galds, Sprains,
Spavins, RingbOne, &C., upon horses. BE.
scdre of limitations. The Mustang is sold by
all respectable dealers every where. -aa
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Nov 10, lmo. Pfoprielors, New York.
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Orphans, Court Notice.

Tn the deu,sees Of the estate of Robert Iioore,
late q Svgarloaf torcnshp, Columbia county
deceased: ~, 4 tS-, 4 is
TAkENoTICEtha an application of j.
c. Pennington and George Moore, Executors
of the said estate To- the Ofphsns' Cou,t OF
Columbia county for an order 10 sell for the
payment Of debts The following real estate OF
The said Robert Moore deceased SO far as the
same is situate in Columbia county; viz -
a tract OF land situate in the township Of Su
gsrIoaf in the county aforesaid and partly in
the township OF Fairmount ia the county of
Luzesne,. containing 262 Acres and 54s
perches, adjoining lands OF ihe-heirs OF Sam.
uel l'Steadman, lands of Josiah Lockard, Ez-
ckiel Shuliz, jonathan Pennington and OH
ers, on which Is erected Log House ard
frame Barn the said Court has granted rule
Upon the deyisees of the said real estate of
Robert Moore deceased TO appear on the firsl
Monday of February next, and show carse
why The order of sale as prayed for should
,notbe granted.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk Of The OsFhans' Court.
Clerks Office,
Bloomsburg, Dec. o, 1856.
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Life and Reign of NicIioIas =.
BRIDGE LETTING.

PROPOSALS will be received al the house
OF James Masters, in Pine township, on the
2Olh day OF December until 2 o'clock, P. M.
Tor building county bridge over Little Fish,
inscreek, at Warnervilie--the span 10 be 80
ieet, the heighlh ofabuimenl feet, The width
OF the bridge from out to oul i6 feet, and tha
wing. walls 10 extend feet from The abu,-
ments. ~
Plan and specifications can be seen on The
day and place of letting
By order ofthe County Commissioners.
r. c. FRUIT, CLERK.
Commissioners Office,
Bloomsburg, Nov. II, ,56.
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1,2co a YNAR..
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THE RUSSIAN WAR!

We have just published a new edition of
this popular and saIeable WORK, and can now
supply our Agents and Canvassers without
delay. .&
Besides complete History of the War, il
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Life and Reign Of Nicholas l.,
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

GCH00L Teachers of Columbia county
~ who have not yet obtained certificates
are hereby notified that examinations will
take place at the Office of the County, Sn.
perintenient in Bloomsburg on every Salur-
day afternoon, and al no other .ime. All
the examinations should have been public
and in the presence of the Directors; but
The present arrangement will accommodate
all who still desire an examination. All other
time willnow be required for the visitation
OF schools. II. w. WEAVER,
Bloomsbury, Nov. II, 1856. fsss7s u
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AdminEsfrator,s N0fice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai letters of ad-
mlnisra'ion upon the estate of Benz. Hay.
man, late ofOrange township, Colnmeia co !,
dece ased, have been granted TO The under.
signed residing,ip Cent:e township, Colum-
hia comfy. All persons indebted 10 the
SAID estate are requested 10 make payment
without delay, and those having accounts
TO present them for setf1ementto
SOLOMON NEYHARD,
Centre, Nov II, 1856. Hdn'r
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tuScSi UHU LS TNtuTe.
Comprising complete Guide 10 Emigranls,
with full description of the Different Routes
Westward. BY c. w. Dana, of Chicago, ILL.,,
Author OF "Wssiern Scenes" .sI.iie 10 The
, West" &C., &c. With statistics and facts
from Hon. Thomas II. Banion, Hon. Samuel
Houston, Col. John C. Fremont, and olher
'od settlers Comprising an outline History
OF the whole West, from the time The first
hnn,er who ever trod the painless woods, to
The whistle of the last locomotive that has
yet sped along its boundess prairies, giving
full description of tho Soil, Climate, and
Farming resources of each State and Terrific
ry. Also, The Railroads completed, in prog
ress, and projected, together with the Relig,
ious complexion, Educational pspvisions, and
Population, from the statsiics of 1855 and
1856. 12mo., muslin; 400 pages. Retail
price, 81 20.
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Street, Phiadelpbia; Pa, or, Il living West,
10 H. M. Rulison, Cincinnati, Ohio. =
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publeationf, with terms TO agents.
p. S.--Editors Of any regular weekly news
paper OF monthly periodicals through hont the
United States, giving the above advertise
meat four or more Insertions, including this
notice, and sending me copies of the papers,
Sc, containing The same, shall have a copy
mailed to their address. postage paid
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NEW M A RIFLE
Y Ar ID
TN EIccMsBURG.

HIRAM y, CAREY A
EIAS opened Marble Yard al the corner
A of Main and Market Streets, where
he is prepared 10 finish the best of work
from Italian or American Marble for
M@NI5lIlANTSo EWELDSo
Tomb-s,ones, Tables, ManIles, Window-sils
and eniils.
For The character and finish of his work
he refers 10 such as lie has made is this
county. He will furnish designs for work
or execute any that may be furnished to
him. His work shall always be satisfactory
in its style and reasonable in price.
Bloomsburg, Dec. I, 1856,
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Adnainistrator,s Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted npon The
estate Of Peter EveIand, Iaie of Fslingcreek
townships Columbia county, deceased, TO The
Undersigned Administrator residing also in
the said township of Fishingcreek. All per-
sons lrdebted 10 lae said estate are request
ed 10 make payment wi'houtdslay, and those
haying accounts 10 present them for settle
meni 10
PETER EvELAND,l a.,
:. - JOHN EVELAND, hamr'
Fishingcreek, NOV. Is, 1856.
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E,P15lklIYYaoopss1 %

For the spring aud summer trade comprising,
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk yestings.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmerettes.
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all qualities.
Barege De LANES and Challi Bareges.
Plain, Pink. Blue and Green De LANES.
Bombazine Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Giaghams.
Worked Collars, and Linen Handkerchief.
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities
Calicoes OF all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton Sheetns.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds OF
Groceries, Hardware, &c., which will be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al the old stand,
corner of Main and Market streets.
1 FLOUR & FEED always on hand,
and Tor sale a, the lowest market price, for
CASH. A. c. MENSCH.
Bloomsburg. April 2, 1856.
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New arrival of Fall and Winter Goods!
DAVID 1cwlNREEe

s, on ,r.
andbo wearing apparel including A
RAgEE@NAiBTlE DRESS o@ATSa
all
He will also make notice in
Alhis clothing
GO Bloomsburg, April 1,
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STOVEs! 7! STOHES! STOVES!

.Ea THE undersigned informs his friends
and the public in general, that ha has
laked the entire lnerest in the
Iinware and Stove Establishment.
on Main Street, one door above the Court
House, Bloomsburg. where he is prepared 10
furnish Tinware, Stoves, Siovepipe, and
Spouling, and all other business in his line ON
short notice, and in good order.
The New Raub and William Penn Cook.
ing -evrvo, aud7s 50 large assortment of
RaFlOr Stoves,
constantly on hand and for sale al moderate
prices.
B Thankful Tor former patronage, he re.
spectfnlly soicrts continuance of the same.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbure, Nav 6. 1859.
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goo

a New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.
1G@EIA1avr, SyEmAh s& ao.
Il which
wishing We
Wares
LADIES DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS Collars Spence
ribbons and bads kid, mits -
Also
IA ms "a coat Il
W0MAN CHILDREN
.f~e --r1
public
anybod o o slt4 Z ~ = a
October Z 4 .
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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
~ ca ~ I'D ia AG " q
kUZerne County. Pa.

TIME Trustees of this Institution respectfully
Il announce, that II will be- opened for the
reception of Pupils, of both sexes. on Monday,
October goth next. under tho immediate care of
Prcf JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. A. is gentleman of extensive acquire.
menls. and enlarged experience as all educator,
and has been connected with the most popular
'High School" of Bucks Go. for several years.
He is also well and favoraby known as a con.
trbutor to some of our leading educational peri.
odicals 4t.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Will comprise Orihogropby, Definitions, Read
ing, Penmanship, E,ymology. Geography, Eng.
GrammaT, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry, Mensuration, Plane and Spherical
Tngonometry. Surveying, Navigation, Asron-
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Physiology,
Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Glasses infhe French, Spanish g. Latin
Languages will be formed as early as praetica-
blns ---i- fusuurrfuu uu rIano. ofte will be
given IL desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illustrated by appropriate apparatus
will a!so he given.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be paid to
young Ladies and Gentlemen designing TO quail,
ify themselves as Teachers.
No T e r M s.:
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dollals per Quarter
In accordance with the studies pursued, pay able
one half in advance and tho balance althe close
of the Quarier. -,
GOOD BOARD can be had IN the village Of
o moderate price.
" Mr.. A. will deliver an address on Physi.
cal, intellectual and Moral education. on the
day of commencement, when his method Of
imparting instruction will be illustrated, and
the discipline end management of the chool,
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends Of educa
lion generally, arc cordially invited to be pres
ent. 80
ID. L. CHAPIN, 1 D. NJ. STEVENS, q.
= JOHN, ,KOONS. ND. STILES,
slLAS D0DSON, JOHN YAPLE, 4
THOMAS PEALER,
ColunzbUs, Senf.ed, ! aiR T~esefees.
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