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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-21
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlEl,D DISTRACT,
IN ORDINARY.

IEIID I'D t1FIOIi
IN ORDINARY.
soY w. F. DUklSoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
20 field District.
Wnsreas. Mrs. Sarah A. S~ssrir,9n he's applied
to the for Letters of Adinjnistrauon, with tne vii!
annexed, m NIL and Singular the xo"ds "nd chez:
te.s. rights aud crohit, of John Swesring6n, lGio
of the District aforesaid, dee'd.s
These are, therefore, to citc and admcnish al
and tinyular, the kindred and tr d;tovs of the
si:l l. cnasrl. 70 &c aud arre'r blt,rc me, at our
ncst 3rsinary's. Court for the :n;d Dist:iet, to Se
hol,ic at E:L:rGslt. lo'4; louse, on the 10th 10y
D; Gel ,,hcr inst to show can-e, if any, why u.
$ ii .la.ini-,rmtinn should co! he granted.
Give, un,ier my herd aud seal, this l2:h day
o, ocr.er'ia tts yeaT u car Lord one thousand
c,gh. hnr.l,.l am,i sixry-ihr,c. aad u. The ri hty-
c;.u>n year OF the lndcptr'irrc e of ). Carolina.
". f. .0URTSoE, o.E.O.
Oct 10 81
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Wanted.

= WILL. pay tho Highest market prize, for twelve
4 huriro; (i.dvj I'D sus!s 1T good C0RN--ssrcn
,a. RI 80 iio le,iysned at rhe p'pcs noaght Of
james .Mu.roli, Esq AMI nre hundred to Ins i'll
the Villa g. A.. u.
uct X d
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Escheated Property
FUR SALE.

r WILL yell Mt public sale. on The lrst Monday
in November nexr, II. Edeeielh e. H., uNs
HOUSE AND LOT in the Vihase of Eigeaeld,
formerly tue properly Of tho lnie Chatl's Me-
Hrevor, decrascd. aud now ~orca'i"'i by Mrs. Ste
yensou, containing II II aa Acre, roe or l"ss'
and boanIci BY lands Of toe Cafhoiic Church,
James 4. D"zi,r, Esrnt. Geo. ". Laudeurn. ICED
and rhos. P. ;iazra'h, G,l.-tho SANE hav'ng
bcon Esrheated To the State Of souih C;9cltna.
tho deceased having NJ legal heirs in this-..c"n-
~fcter.cy. 4.
Te.us On a c:e.lit of tceirs months fro7, dae
of sair vii, ~iar.ru.t from dale. NJ with ~
p-nve, r,rs"mai s-.uritv aai a mort. &C 81 'hr
promise viii bc required. Cos. t" hc raid in
cash. possrss;nm ri--n IN 'bc I.t Jaruarv rsyt
LEWIS JONES, E.caoa!cr.
Eleefeld G. IT,. Au. -, 81 50
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Capt. Deau will attend with me to receive the
REP arl vi saies, &c, for TIC quar,,er ending is:
1ct,Lsr, 1863. and to receive the reiufha a. >"
Hnoh'"f the crops as bavo been gathered at that
time.
Tax Payer. are urged to %prnmptnes. il fay:ag
their Taxes, ns the ByGtS for the tres.ut Jear
mug. then e'oTe.
Il. T. WEIGHT. 18th Gil n's'.
P. s. Thoss vino dasire " p=y their !a1ns
eith. r with ths Datcan or p.ycr Z L,:dri,E
u,vuey can DO go by endorsing thoir names i" .faR,
I.yihl. ia ponri; on tho back nf ,..e b'l,s. This
they V il d, 81 h.:no to sayo tims.
Sap. ~ II os
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Nj. benjamin, our Secretary Of State, in !"
recent letter thus lays Down the law regard.
lug foreigners i'll. & lew words. he lays
Z" W lille tic Government c;sims no military
servic. IRON 81 ou'rsrs, ,u,se Wiz lave TT
quird Residence III LIZ Co fedsrscy are
bound by hsw tU aid in It's d. f,.cs.'
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We learn frcm'thc Petersburg Espresa that
tho ~citizens OF Petersburg have suo'cnoeu To
provide suocs for tue men oil The Ed am,
4lst Virginia regimrnt., and tie .hNpre'r
adds - Mr. harrison, @,ll take iheae shoea
up to the men oa Monday nexta Tii.is
right, uur soldiers CASINO. Chase lie eselIy CT
feciualiy without oLvcs, aid there is no eurer
way ol providing tuela, than for tic cii;zec-
OF e.ch. county 70 BEE 10 it tlat tAeir Own sol
diers are pivTlicd.
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Assessors Notice.

y will attend It IT,, timss aud places leEoi-sfssr
& m.r:i.nei to receive Returns sn,i Assess IN"
.nm. fran rnx.Pmycrs of Tho l2.l, Collection DIS
trict culnprieii.s tao Tth and ed. R'a:Tncn;sJ fer
tho fax IN value under Tax Act, Session lot AMI
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sEYEHTEEY ETNnHEn ACNes

containing
sEvExrEEH E.HNnHEn ACAss
o, cLoi,e P:as LaEd. Said b. y CT !asd hes on
D.. Ssh !erl ri,s,, perfectly h%ca!tny, hne:y W.
:sr..i, IN j pl3as 1T "eieLp"rlool. convenient u
market. al il n.i.4tcly On tho con;eu p!-ter
route C. the C;:ur.5in s Augusta Raj, RJaG.
On TIC prem; scs arc tso sollema.;.,-onc di
rect;y uG to Plank R Il. = .aci.s lan'; OH,
aud conmoii us Dwelling, so,a Kathc'., s.DaLe
!!oasr. Nero Hruscs, &C., ;nge:le- viii. a;.e"
Gin U.nec rni' Scr~w, large Cattle ar'i Ho7s.
Lots, Barns. Slah'-., &c all conveniently ar
.ahgol aud in r.sl repair. Tn" rthsr soitleucnl.
abcu, a milo %disranr, atso near the H"ad, c6u:,.t-
Of n small Dwnllins ami all he 'e'sary out-huild-
ing,.
These lands are very pr lr%rt;ve, as the present
crop " II %o',rst, md are ws'l adapted To The eul-
ture Of C"r,, sunlI Grain, Cotton, &c.
Ahour F.v- IInrdrrd Aeres If -itis Tract Of
Land nre in n hish slaic It cnltiv,tirA. anil a'te'
.oud E~ucc.,-whi!sh III, .rcmaiudcr Jig in i.a:,vs
.,rv.t. with u in. growth Of Pine. 0sk sud Hirk-
DRY wood.
rLcrc is .lso un the premises II promising young
Orchard Of choice rr4it Trees.
Nl.- Or further in.ormaii-p rprly t" Nr na?
..n the pace, Vr.to the Subscriber at Edg"inld L.
H. 5. q.
-e. Reference is RS. pectfnl'r sivau 10 pr"f Z.
). liSurcs. III Charleston, who has recently pui-
cha Sc! i,l..l il. tho viciui:y 81 tn" r!-r., and w&o
would doubtless cx,.ress his eilniV". on ~aglli:s-
.i,., as to N" .ueri's .i tnis dcsirahi. p!a.t-tian.
M Price rens IN lble-t' rms nccei:s!'I.tllg..
JAMES NJ. HARRISON
EdgrGsld, S. c., Ort. 6 If ~
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Wa-tkaS

ST. III: Il to ur.c'a. So? j. Lin IN
fF:oiN1. Si+t j<S t:S, au,: ere pi, pal,.:i
"a :aY he EiG Utor CASH PRICES.
shaya "a L.ui u LtkELY NOLAN WAL
FOUR C.iLLiaN which So ' ii! lc- - sod -
sell IT .AcLa. e. ."r ".i.,. N-:r.-s
GLOVER & SULLIVAN.
.Icn oS If
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A Valuable. Plantation
FOR SilE.

v n 80
4 PLANTATION, con;aining about
Eleven Hundred Acres,
Lying IN Red bank. Mine Geek and Little sa,
ia,ia ,.iyer-ps.r n--i H.ink i.%e,.;is i.oiSr. aud
h.,nu.lci ~ lgn.is of GIL. s.. l.. I!.a'ihg. James
A. D"zirr, E.u Dr.. A.. 5. DNricr. N"-'ine a.
Heri.ng uud %nllcrs. T:herr liz on the Place ab"u.
nv. |Iiunrre,l errr- oi good Bottom LAND, 3ni
..b"u, -four Hundred prses of GoVdi"nd.
There dc on the premises u good two II ~
Dwe.lias house, and o,ns. ,ctc:aary building,
ali. in good repair. Tiers - $50 OF tl;d place :
ioci Gin liausc and Screw, and a first rae 'sr;e'
Will. Tho laad is we'll ads2tca to Crtt"n, Corr.
small Grain. X.
For fur her information spply to the Sub.criher
on ,hr premises. JOHN JENNINGS, 81.
Oct At ~
..zy."Ch,rlc.trn Courier will please cony twies
) wock IN Daity for Ole month, and forward ac'
G I'm, to this 0iire snr payment.
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e pp(CATInN will be nau;r =" the Legislature
IA ut is DeAts s.i.n, to wort III nelly Pnr:.ir,
in fco simple, the wlbis e5bt e both real and per-
sn1,l. at her snn Noah E;triise, decd.
Sept. 3p S3
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Tax Collectors Notice.

4 Will 4...na ri .!s fallorine times and places
z 10 Collect the TaxG. as I-cc:.,: returned to
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CAH-E,rDACES

---A-- ..EE
NAT RAINY, ST..
T. Il. CL7Ak. s%yss9
4. z. West,
JOIN BLIND, 80 & = e&S <
2. =. COOPER,
WILLIAM sPIRks,
For Tar Collector.
.IAnng rrI.T,
Staining TURNER,
c 4. az
CH4ELES CARTER.
PERRY Hckhs, 70
W u. nOiLoTAY,
'BEp1 ROPER,
1t. ~
Fer Ct-rL.
J.cysnr. ccFlR
5. HARE r:0S.
- 1909 -
For Ordinary.
w. E. DUklsoE.
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Il remain, vcryrespectfnlIy: dc.
a. r. BUTLER.
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Oct 10
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For Ordinary.
". =. DUklSoE.
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June "a.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
SUGAR FROM BEET-ROOT IN
FRANCE.

According to an official return, the guam.
tity Of beet-root sugar made from the be-
ginning of the Campaign" up to the end
of August, was l73, ,677 tons, which was
81 ,2G2 tons more than last year: and the
quantity remaining in bond at the ond Of
the month was Oils tons-524l more then
at the samedate ofls92.-[there is largo
manufactory just gone into operation at
Chatsworth, Illinois, to mako beet sugar,
by Gonert Brothers, who have invested
$4,000 in the experiment. They ars
men of experience and have those in their
imploy familiar with the business. The
machinery has been imported from Ger
many, and is the NEST used there in the
manufacture Of beet sugar. 1t is driven
by two powerful steam engines. 1t is be-
lieved in ordinary times beet sugar of ex-
cellen quality can be made at four cents
per pound .--GeTmantOr0n Telegraph,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT,

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navv shouldtake especial care that they be amply sup.
plicd with these Pills and Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected To provide
themselves with them, better present can be sent
them hy their Friends They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour of need,
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
win be speedily relieved and ciIoctually cured by
us ing these admirable medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached TO each
rot or Box.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF AT EFlTE,
INCIDEN rAI,TO SOLDIERS
Those feeling which SO sadden us usuay arise from
trouble or annoyanccs, obstruLted pcispiration cat
ing and drinking whatever is unwholesUmc, thus dis
tnrbing tic hCattu action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must he relieved C you desire to b. well
The Pills taken according 10 the printed instructions
stomach and, rs natural consequence, clear head
aud good appetite,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05

DR. j. II. SClENCK has u large suit Of ROOM nt No
30 Bond street New York where he can be found every
Tuesday, from a. m. TO y. m, and at No 80 North
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, every Saturday.
He keeps large supply of medicines at his rooms,
which can be had at all tines Those wishing advicG
examination of the Lungs will do well TO call
Kim above. lie makes charge for advice but for
n thorough examination with the Rcsprometer, his
price is s3
Many persons are afraid to have their lungs oxamin.
cd by Dr. Schepck for fear they will be found nCurablc
and by that means it is put of until it is too late How
much better il would be to know their condition once,
by abundance Of evidence DR. s. has shown sufficient
certificates in this city that he has cured advanced
stages of Consumption.
DR. Schonch's Principal Office is No 80 North Sixth
street. Phadcphil where letters for advice should be
directed,
Price of the Pnlmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each 81 per bottle, or So the half dozen. Mandrake
Pills, % cents per box
70 For sale by all Druggists and storckeepers.
October 3, lSG3-3m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
COVER YOUR VINES AND
PLANTS.

The advice cannot bo too often given to
all who cultivate vines and plants, as to
their protection, through the winter and
early spring. We have found, good
many years of experience, that there is no
mode Of guarding oil vines and plants not
entirely hardy, against our occasionally
severe winters, as laying them down and
covering them with soil. OF course We
mean those which can be SO treated. The
covering should not be more than two to
four inches, according to the nature of the
thing laid down. If too much earth is
used, the buds, from bhe heat Of the ground
in March, may burst too early, and may
be damaged by late frost when taken up,
which should rarely be done before the first
Of April. All young Grapo.vines should
be laid down, though it will prove Of great
bencft,in our judgment, to all grape-vincs,
young or old hardy or otherwise, to prunc
them and lay them down and cover them
with few inches of soil. All Raspberry
canes should be pruned and laid down
so should Roses that are liable to damage
from the frost Strawing up roses and 9th.
or deciduous flowers and shrubbery, as it
is usually done, that is, binding them as
tightly almost as pole, is far more in
furious 10 them than no protection at all.
Where strawing.up is rosorted to, it should
be applied only on the side exposed to the
sun.
All flower borders should have good
covering of stable munuro-horse manure
being very good for this purpose. In the
spring the long stuff should be raked off,
and the rest forked in. 1t will not only
paotect the roots against injury during the
winter, but the plants will appear in the
spring greatly invigoratod, and the flowers
will be much more abundant and prove of
much higher color and greater beauty,
Even leaves, straw, debris OF any kind
or, if there be nothing else, slight cover.
ing OF soil will be Of good service,
We trust that no one who values the
things about his premises here referred to.
will neglect this rief..advico--and now is
the time to attond 10 tat loast not later
than the first of this month.
Germantown Telegraph.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05

CULTIVATE your own hearts Alright
remembering that whatsoever man SOW
eth, that shall he also reap.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05

and others,
Most Important Madame Xadoc Portcr's Curative
Ealsam is sold AZ price which brings it in the reach
ly Of single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost.
NOTICE.-SavG your money! DO not be pcrs uadcd
TO purchase articles at Is to S which do contain
the virtues of - Ccut bottle Of Madame Pnrrrs Gu
rntivc Bal sam the cost of manufacturing which is as
great almost any other medicine and thn very low
prcC0 Mt which fl i, suld makes the nrGft sell.
appn. entity small, and uuprincipacd dealers viii
sometimes recommend other mGdirnGs on winch thcir
profits are larger unless the customers insist upon
having Madame POuer's and none other. Ask for
Mahamc turcfS Curative lulsaui, price l3Ccns, and
m large hotties at % OoIls and take M other.
r. sold by all Druggists and Storckrcprrc at 10 Cts
md in larger bottles al 25 cents.
HALL & RUCkLE, Pr prietors, New York
january 81, 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
WNAKNEss oR DEDILITY lNDUCED DY ovEn

win eoon disappear by the use orthcsc Invaluable
Pills and the Soldier will quickly acquic additional
strength. Never let the Bowels he either confined
undulv acted upon, 1t may seem strange, that lIol.
loway's Pills should be recommended FOR Dyscntcry
and i'uX. many persons suppostng that they would
increase the relaxation. This is great mistake for
these Pills will correct the liver and stomach, and thus
remove all the aCrid humors from the system. This
medicine Wi, give tone and vigOr to the whole organic
system, however dcanggd, while health aud strength
follow a matter Of course. Nothing will stop the
taxation Of the Bowcs sure as this famous mcdi.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
SoLDlERL In. THE ARMY
AND oUn PEo r1E AT HOME


Are row offered an opportunity by which they oap o
tain GOOD AND DURABLE rlME.PlCE al a vT,
low figure. Our Watches are warranted n korn tinI,
one year, and the buyer ~ allowed the privilege a.,
examination before payment is required.
Improved Duplex In full Ruby Actions. A fret closs
Hunting Time Piece Of silver material over which ~
clcctro'6no plated Is h gold, most durably wfougb,
making the imitation faultloss that 1t cannot Il,
detected from the solid material by the most exnpti
cncCd judges acids will not effect IT, London trade
movement Improved Duplex IN full ruby action, has
sweep seconds and is not to be cXccled in general On
pcaraucc. This Is decidedly one of the best articles
ever offered for traders aud spectators Engneers
Cmlgrants, and persons travelling will find them an
pcriOr to ny other alteration Of climate will NOT M
feet their accuracy prcc packed in good shnpo ma
good running order, only S3j, of for $500.
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEVERS
Best Quality Silver Cases, over which electro. .Ane
plated Is X. gold. similar to our Improved Duplex and
superior adjusted movements with stop" to be used
In timing horses etc has -Four Indexes for Washing
improvements. All in all, taking its beautiful ana
taultess appearance and its superior movement into
considerations we regard 1t decidedly the cheapest
article OF the kind In the market Price in good run
nlhp order, S3j, or case Of for 5000.
~ we ASK 40 pay in advance, but will fOrNatd
thcloyal states with bill payable to cxptcssian when
The goods are delivered giving the buyer the privilege
of examination, and If not slactory hu watch chi
be returned at our expense,
The express companies refuse making collections on
soldiers aud other parties in the disluyal States COR
scquontly all such orders must be accompanied by ,
cash to insure attention. We make deduction Of two
dollars On either watch when the payment is fGrwaff
in advance Money may be scut by express ut our CT
pensC TlOS, ChFFERTY q CO.,
O3nnd % Broad ST. opposite City Bank,
| October "a lgG3-4mo
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ATTENTION! 1NDGsCRETIoNS OF


Sores and Ulcers Blotchcs and swellngs, can with
audtnonng, and Ointment be freely used as stated i'm
the printed instructions. lftrcucl in amy .thcr man
ncr thoy dry up in part 20 break out another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from
the ystcm, and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man. IL will require little perseverance bad ca
sCs to insure a LASTING cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY THE
BAYONET SABRE, OR THE BULLET, sUSES
OR BRUISES,
10 which every Soldier aud Salor are Liable, there
Hrc mCdines 50 safe, sure, and COnVCnicnt rs lu
lDwHys Pills and Ointment The wounded aud almost
dying sufferer might have his ouIds dressed inmu.
di0rly, ii he would only provide himself with this
InatchGss Ointment which should be- thrust into the
wound and smearcd all round it, then covered with
piece Of linen from his knapslc; aud compressed with
handkerchief. Talking, ugut and morning, i or 3
Pills. to CUul the system and Prevent iuilamHtion
Every soldiers knapsdCk aud SgHIIaus Chest should
be provided with thrsC valuable Remedies.
CAUIlON!-Nu are genuine uuluss the words
"IIollOways, New York and London are dlsctrnalln
as Wacrmark in every leaf of the boob Of directions
around each pot or box; the may plainly seen l
holGiug the leaf to the light. handsome reward viii
be given to any one rendering such information as may
lead to the detection Of any party parties counter
ictiHs tile medicines or vending the same, knowing
thcul u be spurious.
>, sold at mauufactory OF Professor Holloway 10
Miadon Lane, New York, and by all respectable Drug
world, nboXcs at - cents, and 81 each.
es.s is considerable saving by take" the larger
n. B,Dircctons for the guidance oCpatcnts in every
disorder are affixed to each box
june -, lSi3,-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05
NEW WAY TO FATTEN HOGS.

NEW WAY ~ EAIIEN HOGS.
During our visit at the East we were
asked to look at some iatting hogs in the
sty of Dr. Caleb Plaistridgo, Of Lebanon,
N. H. They werevery fine ones, but not
as good we are told as the doctor usually
raised. His system is this: for twenty
years past he has planted one-fourth aero
of sweet corn, and killed three hogs. The
hogs have good large, airy sty, with
feeding trough so arranged that they cam
not interfere with each other at feeding
time, and free access to large, dry yard,
through which runs spring Of clear wa
ter. Whom his sweet corn is large enough
TO roast, he commences feeding it, stalks
and all in the yard, giving them all the
swil they will eat. This he continues un.
ill they refuse 10 eat the stalks. after which
the balance Of tho corn is fed in the ear,
and the fatting process finished with corn
meal. During the whole twenty years he
has failed but twice Of killing hogs of over
five hundred pounds weight each, and he
gives credit for most of the weight to the
sweet corn. He'says properly fed it adds
at least two hundred pounds to each ofhis
hogs. Uutil the frost kills it, they will eat
the sweet corn stalks and all.
Pontiac JackSonian.
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RLAnnaMroM coAnrRcLaL coLLrGE.

Clpdl OF tlC
BLNGHqMToN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Tho course of Instruction embraces all the requisites
Of Il thorough practical business education, ana has
been lately eytGudcd by the introduction of an Actual
business Course in which the Student engages in the
regular routine of business Transactions cNcmpdcd
and iamiliurizCd by means OF store, (in which the
nciuGi business Of buying and selling goods Is carried
on by each Studcnt) and business Offices, viz Banks
of Issue and Deposit RailRoading and Steam Boating
Post Onicc, Telegraph, &C., &c.
The Proprietor has spared nutime expense in ma.
any presented to the public and feels fully as.
business and having had many years experience at
teaching the sCncc of Accounts and being aided by
ll aud chccieut corps Of teachers, lie will be en-
hlcd to make thorough and successful graduates OF all
who may place themselves under his charge
PENMR .NSHTPl
In this essential branch of a busiuss education no
College Offers better facilities 10 the learner The
SpenCeran system will be taught in all its varieties by
the most skillfu masters of the ant specimens Of
Writing from this Institution have receive the highest
cscomiums from the press.
For general information, terms &C., address for Col
lego Monthly, which will be mailed free ror speci'
mems Of Penmanship enclose two three cent stamps.
Address u. w. LOWELL, Principal,
lowell's Commercial College, Bnghamton NY.
T. S-One of Ritter &c Duncans No. highly finished
fine perfect point quill spring Gold Pens, vi III holder
and case, warranted for one year and to suit VIII he
sent free of charge to any one who will remit $3.50 to
the above address.
OCtObeI ,, lsG3--ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05

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