"ICE! ICE! ICE.! ITIME mibmykber supply all persons olio may .1, rieml lee, qt one cent for 5 pounds, or 100 pound,. fur severity teens. The seasisii to commence May 20, - and so seriminaseOciober 1,1956. Ordersare respect "fully Columbia, May 3.1856-4 mos• NEW, NEWE N R, NEWEST, • AD• CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST. • TUST OPENED AT DERR'S CHEAP STORE, 0 . 500 Yards Crape de Espagne, good goods, only 25 cens. ZOO yards Organdy and • Battiste Dress Lawns, 121, 19,25 cents. -300 6 ` Brilliants, Bull; Blue and Green (very fine) 500 " White yard wide Brillianies, 14 rents. 1000 sad Figured Bereges, all prices. 5000 " Challica and Berege do Laines, do 500 "" Plain .Chambrey Gingltams, Blue, Green, Pink, &c., &c. 400 ' Bonnet Lawns. all color.. 1600 " Dress Silks. striped, plaid and plain. -.lei . - • " American. Engiteh and French Chintz, fine • 'goods, 121 cents.. 2000 " Apron, Bonnet and Dress Ginghams. SOO " All wool de Lahti's, all colors. 509" " Fine British and I reach Chintzes, 19, 25, 371. tents. " Blue and Orange Prints. • -2500. " Blue end White Prints, only 61 cents. 300 " New York Mi!M Prints, fast colors, only 61 cents. 3900 " Second Moaning Prints, 01 and 121. . 1400 " Shirting Prints, now styles. ' 1000 " " Stripes and checks. 4500 " Eagle Brand Black Silks, real TalTetas. 9500 Graften Bleached Muslin, only 01, (extra good) 1600 " Boot Mill. Muslin. yard wide, only 8 cents /500 Exeter Mile Muslin, extra quality, 10 cis. 3200 " Old York Mills Muslin. rutty 121 cents. MOO " Unbleached Muslin, 6, 8.10 and 121 cents. iOOO " New Style Dress Trimmings. 3000 " Summer Pa mings, fur Men and Boys wear. ZOO Cassimeres. 1800 lietfmcky Jeans r plain and plaid. 50 dozen Silk and Mohair Mita for Ladies, Misses & • ' children. 175 " Hose for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Bops, Child ren and Infants. 25 " New style Parasols. Also Misses , Parasols. JOHN HERS, Lancaster, May, 24,-1956. YORE, WRIOUTSYILLE AND MAMMA WIN ROAM. PASSENGER TRAINS. 'FOIE Passenger Trains ou the above :1 Q III. .1. Railroad will run as follows, on and niter Thursday, the 22d of May 1856: MORNING TRAIN. ',Leave York for Wrightsville and Columbia at 6 A. M. 0 Columbia for York and Baltimore at 7.30 A. Al. -- Acrives in Baltimore at 2 P. M. NOON TRAIN. Leave York at 11 A. M., oron the arrival of the train from Sat:44Elore. . Returnink, leave Columbia at 12 ,45 P. hl. and Wrighsville at 1.10 P. M., for York. and Baltimore, araiving.ta Baltimore at 7P. M. thus affording puss engemirom Lausaster and Ph iladelphia two connec tions daily to Baltimore. EVENING TRAIN. Leave York for Wrightsville &Columbia at 4 30 P. M. Leave Columbia for Wrightsville & York at 7P. Al. There is a passenger train leaves York for Balti more every morning at 4,30 A. 111., arriving in Balti more at 8 A .iu. Trains , also connect with the train that leaves Philadelphia at 2.55 P. Al., arriving at Columbia at 2 P. M. arr All Sunday trains ditssontinued. D. F. IatIFFIFII. Columbia, May 24, 1856. Agent. A FARM AND A HOME WITHIN the reach of every man. 27,000 Acres of good FARA! AND COAL LAND in Elk County, Benzinger Township, Pennsylvania, for male, giving a Fano of 25-acres for $2OO, payable en in stalments of 51 per week, or at the came rate monthly. Farms of 50, 75, 100. or more acres, adjoining its pro portion. Each Solna fronts upon a road thirty feet in width. THEBOIL.is a rich limestone loam. and especially adapted to cultivation, salt is neither hilly nor stony, but gently dolling or fine table land. Around and through this property there are already some 20,000 acres !under cultivation, and its fertility has been established from the crops produced. Upon this subject it is easy to be fully satisfied. There is aceouly cash market for pro duce which is much bettor than trade. It is the CHEAPEST, as land of a similar quality is selling at much higher prices adjoining, and especially such us contains coal. _ , . . . , . TILE COAL.--This in particular is the Coal District, several veins underlaying the whole property, and the attention of miners, an dthose acquainted with coal lands, is specially called to it. It has the advantage of being the nearest to the great lake market, with which it ,wildln connected by the Sunbury and Eric Radrood .now under contract and in course of completion front Erie to Ridgeway, with descending grade the whole 'way. The soibover bitunduous coal is the best, for in stance England and other countries. The price per acre ailrilling for the coal alone, as it will certainly, in so La . orahly,hojecatios,within &short titnopay largely. T, is ',our • companies have already beerestarted to work: :itußea to the•vicinity, ruid-thsre are note-fifteen openings '•lcr2..lt t Albetes. • iETIMBEItt, Stockholders also receive.—There is ,no reservation whatever either of timber or coal. It is very valuable, and will pay for a great part of the land. On account of the excellence of niceness there are fine 'iipporiunitics for mills. • • FOR HEALTH, the location is much recommended by Physicians. The chills and fevers arc unknown, also Pahavutteg complaints, being prorated- front the mertlerast winds by the Alleghenies. The water is pure and amongst the best, the laud abounding in fi ne springs. FOUR B,AILROADS will shortly be completed. con necting it by a direct communication with New York, ' Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Erie, : Buffalo, and all the cities on the Lakes. They are the Sunbury and Erie, the Al legheny Valley, the Pittsburg end Buffalo, and the Ye !mango. Energetic exertions are also being made for the building of the •Ryrone and Clea.rlleU., which also passes through this property. The effect of this upon trade, mud general development, as well as the coal, may be int *gum/. The large and flourishing sawn of St. Mary's in in the centre of the tract, awabiring near 3,000 inhabitants. I t has Hotels, goad public schools, eaw and grist mills, stores, well stocked and every thing desired There are 235 half acre Intim the town of St. Mary's which will he cold and the proceeds equally divided amongst those who buy farms. Ridgeway, the county seat. where out 'extensive buniness is done, adjoins the tract on the west. The whole districtis intersected by good turnpike, mid other coeds. 'This is a rare opportunity offered to those who wish to farin or have a good investment for the future. By ma king proper inquiries, and considering the advantages of • good soil, an abundance of coal, healthfulness of climate, Railroad.. facilities, and its location, a correct judgment maybe formed of us present advantages and ultimate increase. By writing to the office, directions will be given to chose who wish to visit the land. A system of excur sions will shortly be adopted. There is an excellent opening for various branches of niellhhitical business, especially tanneries, wheelwrights, axe handle makers, shoemakers, carpenters and others. Farms can be bought by . enclosing the first instalment Ladies can hold shares in their own right. Title un questionably good, and warrantee deeds given. Address or apply to Samuel W. Oaten, Secty. 135 Walnut St. between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Philadelphia. REFERENCES: henry M. \V arts, Eaq.,149 Walnut Street : Philadelphia. JohnC. Cresson, Esq., President of Philadelphia Gas Company, 7th St. above Chesnut, Philadelphia. George Wiegand, Eaq.. Inspector of Coal, City Gas °thee, 7th St. above Chestnut, Phila., has been over the land and examined the coal. lion. Geo. R. Barrett, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, has been over the land. Henry , Schmitt. Esq.,Fnited States Mint. Residence, No. 652 North Fifth St. Phil. examined Wel land. Wan. F.Boone, Esq., _ south side of St. below Fourth Phila. examined the land. lion. Alexander 1.. Hays, Lancaster. 43 . e. Wrimrier. FAN, St. Mary's, Elk Co. a recent settler. Richard Gardner, Esq., 626 Poplar St. Phila., has exam toed the land. J. L. Barrett, Esq , Proprietor of, the Mount Vernon House, Second Si. above Arch, Phila. has examined the land. E. C. Shultz, Esq., Justice of the Peace, St. Mary's, Elk Co. Charles Luhr, Esq President of the Borough of St Mary's. .1 S. Weis, Eoq., Postmaster, St. Mary's. George Tag Sc. rTayl or, Esq., dep. P. Id., St. Mary's. Mr, W. mns, Ma's. Mr. John 11 lifer, Coal Mmer, St. Mary's. Mr. John Corhe, " IL H. Sumo, Esq., Wellsville, Ohio, Coal operator. Wilmarth, Esq., Pittsburg. Peonsylvioun. BOROUGH COUNCIL. OF ST. MAICY'S TO TILE GIICEI2 This is to certify that, having been over the tract own ed by the Ridgeway Farm and Coal Company-. and given it a thorough examination,we find the representa tions Of that - Company to he correct. We find the soil bethi most fertile—the Coal and Iron Ore to lie in inexhairstible quantities, through the whole district--the "atom In excellent order, and the intelligence and pros• "mit' of the people to be of the most gratifying charac ter. We know that there is no healthier location in the 'State, and we consider it a most desirable place of set .ttement. Wa Make ibis declaration, as we believe there may be many persons who are unacquainted with these lands and we are satisfied, from our knowledge of the subject, that =formation upon it will be a public benefit. J sm . :oh F. Shaffer, Elk Co. Surveyor. St. Mary's, Elk Co. Charles Labe, President of the Borough of Bt. Mary's. John Beetch, Member of the Borough Council, St. , Mary's. Charles Brooks, Member of the Borough Council. St. Member of the Borough Council, St. Faint J ab, Member of the Borough Council, St. Mary's. This is to certify that the above five.- gentlemen ate at present the acting Members of the Town Council of It'. klary!s,.. Elk county, amd t,hiu the above is their hand and sap:awe. In testimony whereof I have subscribed ay name. and caused the Seal of Office to lea attached thereto; and I fullyteoacar in the oboes aka EDWARD EDWARD BABEL, lsr.st..) . Chief Barytes. of St. Marrs, Elk County, pa. tlt. Mary's, A1ay...114, 1850,41. To Sea ries Laura —Stern from Philadelphia or other _places on Tuesday what, el 11 o'clock, for Tyrne , • two. which a wage oilf leave every Wednesday "erunr. mg for St. Mary's, Elk Co. All nee requested lo go_. It a. suggested that per who eannot go will club to 'other and send i Committee. It Is a beautiful and in- Joel/tiny trip. • After the Ist of lane the meet of Farms ;oaf be greed* raised. - COMM:Ill, OUNCES, F igs, and an extra lot of Corn *larch, just received and for Mev 21, AILOSZEIr- . 11E11;11 SEAT, On BURNT MILL AT PORT DEPOSIT, CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND:—WiII be sold at PUBLIC SALE, on ther'prenfises,thu TUESDAY the 2011 day of Jose next, without reserve, the above property, well known to be one of the most powerful and valuable Water Powers in the United States. Located at the terminus of the old Maryland Canal, and derivi.g its power from that improvement, under penalty to tunnels water sufficient , in the whole to run constantly six path of six feel (diameter) mill stones, each by overshot water wheels, of not less than fif teen feet dutnither—or by a different admeathrement (to.be applied to any purpose) eleven ,Inindred and forty ineltfir of water, delivered under a head of three lees one mail use-half niches, the head and Calf from the surface of Canal to the termination of the tail race being about twenty-lour feet. Also, A LOT Olt PARCEL OF C ROL'NO, contain ing about ONE AND ONE-QUARTER - "ACRES, on which is erected a tenement eighty feet long. - Also, A' Lai' OR PARCEL OF GROUND upon which is erected a large and commodious Tavern stand. JONAS DELONG The above properly will be sold as a whole, unin cumbered, in tee simple—located in the town of Port Deposiie, to which point a railroad is now con structing, connected with the Philadelphia and Balti more Railroad, and to which place there is also navi gation for suit vessels of large draft ut all seasons. Terms, which will be rendered satisfactory and made known on the day of sale by the owner. W. T. WALTERS, 69 Exchange Place, Baltimore. Play 21.-5 t THOMAS & SON'S, AUCTIONEERS, VALUABLE BILLY. PROPERTY, WITU 40 ACRES, Cecil county, Maryland, opposite Havre De Grace Oil Tuesday, May 27,11, 1858, at 8 o'clock in the eve ning, will be sold at public stile, at the Philadelphia Exchcnge. All that Valuable Property situate in Cecil county, Maryland, on the S.usquelinana river, about oars mile north of Perryville, on the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad. and nearly opposite Havre De Grace. known as The Perry Mills. The un provements are anew three-saery MERCHANT MILL, with three run of Burrs ' a substantially constructed Water Wheel of 25 feet diameter, with all necessary fixtures and improved machinery for the manufacturing of best quality of flour, and now in lull operation. An extensive Saw Mill, driven by nu overshot wheel of Sq feet ditunvter, sand:using the water independent of The Flour Mill. There are also EATORM 734C3 , 17150016 on the property. The head and.fail of tile sampan et com mand is about 120 feet, livid can be used directly on the ;magin of the river, where a second mill could be erected to make ut least 2115 barrels of flour per day, without interfering with the work of the present mills, as the flow of the stream will afford sufficient water to create a power equal In That extent. There arc about FORTY ACMES OF LAND attached to the property. The Pnrt Deposit Brunch Milhoud eon nee dog with the Philadelphia mid Baltimore Railroad at Perryville will be completed this spring, and posses directly in front of the mill; a switch and <Meting can be built for special use of the property, thus alfordiag uchoice with n rapid transit by water, real road or ca nal, to either the Baltimore or Philadelphia markets during the whole year, at a very small cost. A large supply of grain cue tit all times he obtained at the Malls from the ferule counties of Cecil, Ilarford and Lancaster and from the Tide Water Canal, the outlet of which is immediately opposite the Mill, while the well known lumber trade of the Susquehanna affords abundant material for an extensive business at the Saw Mill. irf7A large portion of the purchase money may remain. MP - Immediate possession will be given. A large and profindile business in Flour, Meal, &e.. is done at the Mill with the neighboring towns, and the flour has a high reputation in the Mal t i ttt ore and New York Markets. N. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneer., Nor. 07 uud 00 South Fourth St. A stock of empty liarrek, pair of !hoses, and everything nece,snry fur carrying on the business may he had Oil the premises. Alley 17, 1:356.th Spratt's Patent Premium Self-Seal ing Can,. FOR preserving in a perfectly fresh state, all hinds of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. These superior cans were preeminently introduced into every section of the United State. dating the post year, (the sales having reached cetera I hundred thousand.) and never, m the experience of a mew ar ticle, was success more complete. lie no instance did they full to preserve their conients, where the di rections which accompany them were observed. In the Can• for this season un improvement has been made, whereby the only poe.sible objection. which was sometimes urged, to the ECHOER COMING IX cox- Ts= WIER TUE roar; will lie obviated; need we can confidently assert that they are, without doubt; the MOO PERFECT sal RELIABLE _ HERMITI - ICALLY SELF-SEALING CAN hitherto offered to the public. All hove tiperturer of sudicrent council).- to admit the In r• em sized fruit that ran be preserved whole. The Glltioll size have EX TRA LARUE CA IRS, and every Can sold is warrant ed perfect, and gum:mired to answer fully the pur pose for which they ire recommended; provided they are used strictly according 10 ear pruned direction''. Premiums have been uwarded wherever the-e Cons hove been exhibited. and• innumerable certifi• cotes have been mid could be. obtained from those so • • • *srin-faskactss,_lfalf 0113 whhe t fast year ;clinked front, expernneuts with the Cans constructed upon principles which inu.,t of necessity !cad to such lc -u pureltu-e PRA 77 7 6 I'ATENT Cass only, which ale for sale, Wholesule and Retail, tot the Munufseturer's Depot, 111asonic Hall, Chestnut :5 , lay J AMP::: WILLCOX. 117 - /t I.lllEft AL DISCOUNT to Wholesale pm'. ChUseril. No Cons ore put out on commission, but the exclusive sale will be given to cuivable parties in towels and villages, who all give.suilicient publicity to the article to eneure limo sales iii their Viellin y ; we furnlcl . g Show bills; the necessity"' circular. fur di-trillution. Terms invariably cash. r7A1.0 far ra:e an above. the PATENT ROTARY KNIFE CLEANER, en talinirsible invention tar limn- Ilea; Hotels, &c , and WRIGII C'S PATENT SEC. TIONAL BED-SPRING. the very ha.t thing of the kind ever invented. forming a Itetetinul um, taw' luxurious TIED, end for winch agents era ulno wanted. Philadelphia, May !4, 12311-84. PURE SPRING WATER ICE: THE CHEAPEST AND BEST: No humbug about this, but certainty of supply throughout the season. The subscriber is prepared to accommodate all who may need Vis great summer Ins ury. i u tatty quantity, at the LOWEST RATES. He laid in hot supply during the winter, when the Ice was at its BEST. end that is the Lind he is ready to furnish. Orders latl at his residence in Locust street, or personal application to the under signed, will command immediate attettusit H. M. WILLS. P. 8. Tint-subscriber agrees to supply the custoin ers'a the person who is now selling all inferior arti cle of lee ut a love rate. with Ice, groluitously. for the whole season, provided said inferior lee lusts during the summer. 11. Al. W. Columbia, April 10411 • • At the Family medicine . Store, TN the Odd Pellows'•Rall, IIIeCORKLE & DEL- L LETT have just received the most perfect Soda Water apparatus that has ever been brought to this place. 111 this new patented process. the water is charged with carbonic acid gas, made directly from pure car bonate of soda. which gas is washed before it goes him the lauumin, so that no foreign or offensive mat ter is allowed to mix with the water. The generator is capable of sustaining a pressure of two hundred poinids to the square inch, which pressure eau lie regulated bye gauge which is attached. Thus the water is forced is take up and absorb all the carbonic acid gas that it will hold; when 60 ellitf;_ed it is fit for use, has a peculiar sparkling uppeurivice and con tains all the carbonic acid that is regu.site to rive it that peculiar qa slily which makes ibis kind of Soda so acceptable to the palate and so agreeable to the stomach, and therefore superior to all those 'waters made from Marble nom, am. • Columbia., May 17, l • , LT Alit DYE'S. Jones' Batehe ir's; Nteris and Epyptian hair dyes. warranted to color the hair any desired shade, m ithout injury to the skin. For mile by It. WILLIAMS. May 10, Front at., Columbia, Pa. lIAMS, 12 1-2 eh. per pound; adiouldery, 10 do do Dried Beef, 14 do do Tide Water Canal Money received for goody. WELSH & RICH Columbia. M ny 17,1°50. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in China, Glass and Qneensware, No. 346 Blnrket woe'. n hove Teeth. •outh wide, Phi lode Tiny 17, 14 4 56.Gm0w ST. LAWRENCE NOTILL, 288 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. WM. S. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR G. We. MULLiN, St.I•6IIIIXTE6DENT. May 17, 1°56.4f MO. 196 Chesnut street, Philadelphia, re spectfully informs the citizens of Columbia and eternity that they have in store a full assortment of choice and acasontahle goods which they are closing or; at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, principally from the Great Auction Sales in New York, and partly acme own importations. SILK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT. IMO Stella Shawls, 500 black Silk kbautil las .25ti Chantilly and French Lace, do.. silk, Ilarege Shawls andßep-Kris. MAIO yard. Dress Silks, saint at CI, 75, 85 and SIAM per yard. 500 Magnificent SILK RODESI, IliCk Oro De Rhine.. Cal Flounced 'kluge Dresses, Grenadines, ChaWy Organdie., Lawns. French and English Chino's. French 'worked Sells, Collars and Sleeves,Cambric lldkra, Ruffling, Ladies and Dents Kid Gloves, Lace MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT Meek Ekimbiraineis Grunadines, Ditiregei, Crape De Espang. Lupine., 4, Moaselinea,Tamese Cloth, Brescilineallth and Pearl. Flounced Robes. Country Merchant,. and vilifiers to Philadelphia, are invited to call and examine oar etocl - ,feeling,eon- Bde•nt that with the great facilities afforded as we can offer great inducements. AGNEDT4r. CO, DV Chesnut Street, below• Sib. Philadelphia May 17,1854 3.nas I= PUBLIC BALM. JAMES B. HOLLINS, .AONEMI7 dr. CO., FRESH ETHEREAL Oa, a lw ays on band, and for sale by ,R. WILLIAMS. May 10 : 1856. Front Street, Columbia. Pa. • - .4261:vv:iitargif AlLltockett. ANlD•ready to furnish th e paidie with such articles as Buller, Eggs, Apple Bauer. sugar cured Ham, Shouldere Dried Beef and Beef Tongues. May 10.1856. S. C. SWARTZ.' •Cold,Sparkling Soda Water. . PRE undersigned would respectfully in,: vile all those who are fond of a cool drink, in a hot summer day, to the Golden Mortar Drug. Store, where they will always find the delighiltil and 're: hashing cold sparkling Soda water, which is again in full blast, and cannot fail giving satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call. Also, domprisingihe fol lowing list of Syrups, which his long experience in the Drug-Store of C. H. Needles, Philadelphia, in manufacturing them, he feels himself fully competent o please all who may partake of• the delicious drink. Such as Strawberry. Rni.pherry,Vanilla, Sursuparll. la, Orgeut, Orange, Pine Apple, Blackberry, Lemon, Sli erbet, Ginger, Cherry, Currant, Nectar, Eapillaire, Mulberry. Rove, Peach, Hock and Soda, &c. May 10, leo6. SAM% FILBERT. PHILADELPHIA SEEDS. AFULL assortment of Pa%Chall Morris & Co's Garden Seeds; also, Flower Seeds in great va riety. The following is a list of the rarest seeds among the subscriber's stock: Prince Albert Peas, Knight's Dwad or Tom Thumb Peas, Large Marrowfat Peas, Tall Sugar Pens, Extra Early Pens, Okra, Stowell's Evergreen Corn Sugar Corn, Radish Beet, Extra Early Blood Beet. Ling Sal mon Radish, Yellow Turnip Rooted Radish, •White Cass Lettuce, Philadelphia Cabbage Lettuce, White Curled Endive. La'ree Sweet Pepper, Green curled Scotch Kale ' Fine Rhubarb Seed, Early Purple Egg Plant, F-nrly Stove Turnip, Yellow Aberdeen Turnip, Dale's Hybrid Turnip. Rye Grass Seed, Green or Blue Grass, Nottingham Wonder Beans, Early Mohawk Beans ' White Pole Beans, Extra Early Valentine Beans, Early Six Work Beans. White Kidney Beans, White Granberry Beans. Early Cauliflower, Round Savoy Spinach. Jenny Lind Citron Melon, Gherkin Cucumber for pickling, Corn Salad, Leek, Mountain Sprout Water melon, Mountain Sweet ‘Vaternielon, Early Ox-heart Cabbage, Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage. IL WILLIAMS, May 10 Front street, Columbia, Pa. Books that Mean Something. AT MURRAY 84 STOri'S may 'always be found a lurge collection of the Leal Books ut the lowest price.. The thz Days of Creation; a very instructive hook. Who arc the Blessed; or Meditations on the Beati tude~. God Revealed in the Process of Creation; by the author of Plittritophy of the Pluto of Salvation. Gospels by Moses; or the O'd 'Pestatneut unveiled. pleat Forms and Special Ends of Creation; by intact McCort:, L. L D., nod George Deck. A. M.. hi Lectures on the Life, Genius and Insanity of Cow per; by Cheever. Life of Captain Vicars of the British Army in the Crimea. A vein of deep piety runs through this book rarely met arnit. Read it and you will bear witness to the truth of this assertion. The l'esvere of the NV nrid to Come; by Cheever (lopels in Ezekiel; by Guthrie. Much ho• been said is peal-c of ibis book. All who read it carefully the half has not been told. Booth's Itelgn of Croce, with Introduction; by Dr. Chalmers. Men and Times of the Revolution—a Capital Rook. Scenes in Me Practice of a New York Surgeon— Illuwated. • Roget's Thesaurus of English IVords. If you wish to improve your compositions hay and study this ex cellent Imok. • . Religion in Common Life; by Rev. John Caird. Philip the Second, King of Spain; by Prescott. In view of reducing our MOO( this summer, we will sell at prices which will be an inducement to all who wish to form new Libraries or replenish old ones will' the best books in every department, thus maintaining our character ofTise Cheiip Rook Store. May 10, 11.50. AIURRAYBSTORK. CLOTHING AND NEW GOODS, A T WM. lIENSLER'S CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 1131/ North Queen Street,4thilifor south of Omega street, West Side. Just received a splendid lot of new goods such us Black and Fancy Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimcres, for spring and summer, of the finest quality mid most beautiful patterns, not to be excelled in any house in this city. Satin and Fancy Silk Vest Patterns of magnificent styles, mid a great variety of other vestings, mid in • short; a full and general assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, all of which will be made to order in the best possible manner, and in the shortest notice. Prices um...a:illy low. Also,• fine lot of -READY-MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of black and Fancy Dress, Sack, Frock, and /lox Boats. Black and Fancy Cassimere Pants. Satinet and Summer Punts of every description. A' fine assortment of Vests, Satin, Silk, Valencia, and Fancy Vests of various patterns. Shirts, Shirt Col lars, Underrhiris and Drawers. Smocks, Cravats. Stockings, 'Suspenders, rocket Mkt's, and in fact, eveivillists in that line of business. All goods pur chased at this estithlishrnelit warranted to be as rep resented. in consequence of the pressnre of the times. the prices at this house have been reduced to such a standard us willenable all to purchase such articles us they need in this line of business. Come Isom come all. and give us a call, and you'll ways be welcome, at WILLIAM HENSLER'S, May 10, I=l. No. 3Q North Queen St., Lauer. • Country Merchants and Physicians, DESIROUS of buying pure and cheap Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Masts. Putty, Dye Woodk, ke., will fiisd it to their Interest to purchase at the Wholesale Drug Warehouse, S. W. censer Fourth and Vine streets, where a full supply is kept con stantly on hand, and sold at the very lowast cash prices. SAVIDOE &MAYO, Drug:Ws, South-West corner Fourth and Vine sin, Phalle. N. 11.—Tuiticulur attention paid to physicians , orders, selecting the purest drugs. mid not las most (10 taking sidvtintage on account of unacipauititintee with their value, but invariably selling. ut lowest cosh prices_ flay 10, 1850 ly &llf, p.z„k THE Salamander Safes of I ~ I; . ; T ' Philadelphiaagainsi the world. •• Evans & Watson, No 28 South iodFourth street, Philadelphia, i• ..; ; have had the surest deinonst a• '.'". ' non in the ((glowing certifi• ' eaten, that their manufacture 7- - of Salamander :Safes has at - 7 — =length fully warranted the 'which have been made of them, as rendering rr a n i ° l n u ‘ ndoubted security against the terrific element: PHILADELPHIA. April 12,1858. Ateliers EVANS & WATEOM—Gems:•-111 II:for& us the highest matt.faction to state to you. Cott owing to the very protective qualities of two of the Salaman der Safes whieh we purchased of you some few months since. we tared a large portion of our Jew. elry. Books, Papers, ike, exposed to the calamitous fire in Raneteuti Place, on the morning of tbe instant. _ . . %Viten we reflect that these Safes were located in the fourth story of the building we occupied, and that they fell subsequently into a heap of hunting ruins, where the va-t concentration of heat caused the brass plates to melt, we cannot but regard the preser vation of the valuable contents as most coaviuchig proof of the great security alrorded by your Safes. Wr shall take much pleasure ill recommending them to men of business as a sure reliance again., fire. GEORGE W. SIMONS & MAO. rfiILAEIGLIMIA. April 16,11356. EVANs & WATSoN—I have to offer yon my testimony in favor of the great security afforded to my entire stuck nfjewelry. books, papers, Eke., during the recent disastrouseconaagration in Miasmata place. from the fact that the same were contained in two of the Salamander Safer manufactured by you. Having fallen from the Fifth story of the Artisan Building, where they were previoasly placed and ex. posed to a vwq heat for a long time, the predervation of the valuable deposits seeped to everjrame who witnes•ied the opening and interior essedioatlon, a matter of profound astonishment. To all who may require a perfect protect* from the ravages of are.] elm!l not hesitate to *ohm. the ti.e of your Safes. as I consider they have now • darunne the most trying test. N. E. MORGAN. PUILADIMMIA, April 14, 1856 Messrs. Fyssirs & Waysow—Gentlemen—No doubt you will be deeply gratified to learn the good condi tion in which I discovered my book, policy of insur ance, certificates of stock, and other valuable docu• menu. when on Friday last I opened the safe made by your firm. With my knowledge of Ito great exposure, both to the intenetty of the heat from so hot a fire as that whirl, destroyed the Artisan Building, as also from the force of :he fall from Its former elevated position to the third story, I could entertain but slender hopes prior to its interior inspection. that the contents which I once err highly prized would eve, be of any service to me, but as these fears are now happily removed, I feel it only due to say to you, that I eau henceforth recommend the use of your Safes to all who may wish to feel a confidence in the perfect segurity which such menns provides against so frightful an element. EDWARD GASKILL., Bookbinder. ConmantlF on hand Patent Powder *Pd . /3de( Proof hockr for Ilandr,.. Store,. to. Phaludelphia, May 10,1856.1 y Wagon making, Blackunithingoke CHARLES CHRIST ar. eg r ectfnll, inform lhe citi zens° Ib is place an ! Roer i;ze eeeraly,t eh ve takeniee onithshinent recently occupied by Mr. John D. !Cling ier, on Fifth strem, between- Locust and Clumsy streets, where they are prepared to carry on the above business, in all its various branches. CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &C., will be made to order. at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Orders for Housework and Iron Railing respectfully solicited. HORSE•SHOEING executed in the most approved manner. LOCKSMITIIINC will also receive prompt atten tion. C H A RLES CHRIST &CO. Columbia, May 3 , 1F136-3111 Wagon and Coach XlMaldng. TllF,' undersigned continues the above business on Fifth west near the establishment of anodes Chris: & Co., where be will be ready at all times to MAKE AND REPAIR WAGONS, Coaches, &e.. in the beet manner, at the shonearno lice, and on the most reasonable terms. A share M public patronage is respectfully solicited. JAMEIt STANDLEV. rolumtna, May 3,1814-3 m OE .., 9 ,- IS PREPARED to moititio , order, .at short _1 notice. and ~ .... ......"4,- . LOW PRICES, .CASH, Men's and Ooze fine. and Shoes, • do" - - do eoarso d '-. do - . do _do, Opera . z , • • do Act. Gaiter k -p - do do - r Sawa er a.pdother :line). -He keeps ermattnatlyan ' a - geaeril assortment 1 of Hee , s_ and Boys; fine n n MC Boots and-Shoes, IS which fie invites attention. his establishment, in Locust -street;-between -the' a Fellows ' Hall end , Town Hall. upper , .44sl, , ~..„, n- May 17, 78 50-3 1 • - 1, :WA DRS of all 1 Euro, by the ,ujulorokill clothing store , Fr 4! owed , l h , :tiSaira icusE 'NEW - - , . • • ..".- 1110008, AT Mc TAG,, 8 4;: :' :, & Bltt O efil RIGINAIT so_ oi r - 4titsh Attire, Whole- Fate and Retail dealers.' riSka and Dourest is Dry Lloods Ready-Made , Clcre, Soots and Shoes, Trunks. tsC. LADISW DE GOODS. Black Gros de Rhine Silks; ney,siripq and plaid in i ,tir l Silks; Foulard Silks; Chaffin . i ili an stripe Darege and Ti,,...; while asidig illiants. Lawns and Prints. cLarms AND IhIERES. 1 French black Cloths of Net is maze; English blue Cloths and brown do.; 'Frei black Cassimeres; striped, plain And. 'solid oohs Cifssiate - res; bluck Satin, Brocade. Silk and Ha tick Vesting*. - SHAWLS - AND MIgNTILLAS. Cashmere tiltawls, Brocha..D.Veyed Shawls, black and colored Mantillas. DOIVIESIIO ODS. ... Muslins,Tickingi;Cheeke, (Anthems and Drillings, and a great variety of- ilosiery rind Trimmings:: READY-M - ADE VILOTILIN.O. Cloth Frock and Dress' Coatr" - -- do Business do 's. .: Casiiraere do „ do , . , 'Black and Palley o'll.lr/sere ri n tigr . do ' do Satinets ..'t-do Siack and Fancy .iiin, Bilk-aid Caslime= Vests: BOOTS AND. OES. - Men's Call; Kip and Grin oriklipois; Men's. Cal Morocco and Cloth Gaiters" LaitteP Kid and Morocco Boots, Jenny Lind; and Sllppe latches , black and ' colored Gaiters, and Children' r ys 100* in all varieties. All our Goods have been co ally selected in New York and Philadelphia market . Air Cash, and Will be sold at Al Rlllllll advance for She''snine—our motto being. Quirk Sales and Small Pr and no rrouble to show Croods. 111cT Iflls A GUE & IMO., April .113;18511. Praia - street, Columbia. Men's and Boys',..4llothing. EVERYBODY should embrate this opportu nity to huv Clothing for and !Joys, at GEORGE , CULINIS Cheap Clothing Establiehment, S. E. earner Missal' and Sitcom° svniocr,s, cinbracing a choice of the hest, moot dcsirditlis and Fashionable Dress-and Frock Coats, Mint Cloth do., linen Drill do,, Tweeds. te.c.. &c.. with a great. variety of BOYS* CLorisma, consisting of Sack Cows, Pohl* Jackets, Monkey Jackets, Vests and ,11mmind Jackets, made of Tweed, Linen Drilling, Midi:Alpaca, Kerseystiere, Doeskin, &c., &c. FERNISHING GOODS. consisting of Shirts. Storks. flasulkerehiefs. at which are offered at the Lowest passible Cash Pries, and as Cheap as any oilier Clinhing 'Store in the Union. , 11E11-Parents who desire Boys' Clothing are earnestly invited to examine the stock. Cr Country Storekeepers can te accommodated at very low rates. tirMDE EWAN. S E. corner of Market and Second streets. Plailudslphia, April :20. 1856-1 E WPM 11,1117112 D ! Dowsotie,Milib . March 11. 1856 T A. R HODES, tisq :—DeurSibli-Air 1 took your mr d c? • icine to sell on consignniento' no cure no pay," 1 take pleasure in stating its effe.ctoas repelled to me by three brothers who live in this.glaze, and their tesu :nosy is if fair specimen of all have received : W. S. Conklin told me—" I hnd,taken nine bottles of Christie's .Ague Balsam, and Continually run down I white using it until my lungs andtVerwere Congested to that degree that blood. diver from my mouth and bowels, Co that all thought possible for me to live through another chill. 'llse' tors too did all they could for ion, but thought I MUM die. Nothing did me any good until I got Rhodes' Fele'''. and . Ague Cure, which at once relieved me of iii distress and nausea Rimy stomach and 'tallyho my bind and bowels, and i . produced u permanent cure in abort lime. b H. M. Conklin says, 'I h a il n taking medicine of us good' ti doctor as we hav in out county, and taken-any quantity of quinine midi specifies without tiny good result, from :23th of A ugoot In litli December. 13ut seeing how nicely it operate o at my brother, I got it bottle 01 Rhodes" Fever anti A Ram whiebeffect ad u permanent cure by - using thirds of, a bottle " 8. M. Conklin liens not hero O - Int the other broth ers say his cure was the guide ' I. M's. t'sold the inediritte to both aloe ruanindlaW jibe cure was us .speedy .. from the seine say — acd.l might. so • U• • 'rile tihove streaks for i 2 • odd-proof no I!, II `ir of no better tenor thari'the vas number of like cer. tificoter•l have already publirkedtond the mill greater amount that it continunlly pourup‘ able me. One thing more. Last year I Mid octesion to Can lion the Public inkhese words: • - ...ironies one firm mho have Sakai one of my general circulars, substitteted the 'tomcat' tkettnaterumfor my used kineand then with brazen impadenike taut theerpamphkr with . * exekernation. • Let the proprietor of any other med icing say as much V he da rra,' ' Now I take pleasure in Raying that the Caution re ferred to the same i• Dr. Chrettieskti.figue Balsam' , that is mentioned in the above certificate. There are several other industrious people who are app :yin.. to their poisonous trash all that I published It. IN) my'Fever and Ague Cure. or llutidote to Malaria, except the Certificates of Cures. And the Ceniaca to of the celebrated Chemist. Dr. Joineirß. Chilton. of New York. in favor of its perfectly Harmless Character, whtclt is attached to every betee.y, These will always serve to dl tiogui-la my medicinatfrom imitation. For Sale by Druggists generaltrlt JAS. A RHODES, Proprietor. April .16 3mif yrovideuce. R. I. DENSLOW COMMISSION NEROHANTS, AND Wholesale Dealers IA all kinds of Foreign and Domestic MIX TOBACCO. trinimfactursd Tobacco, and Foreign and Domestic Segars.• 21 Sanaa Frani. area. P4iistritiphiid. lasrottrocs OF figs Harass tiNVAIII. of We choicest growths of the VueltasAbajo, a Mtge assortment of which are kept constantly o n haw/. and for sale at a smolt advatice.oh cost of imponation. E'Consignments respectfully tiolicited, on which liberal advances will be made whbtdesired. N. ll—Special attention given .}o, orders for put , elitno on Commis•iott. of Tobacco, ds also every do. seripoion of Merchandise, for oedema of porde, liv ing at u distaneiLfrout ado utarket,L. • ErSoie Agent for F. A, Goetztra Catenated Ger man Smoking 'tobacco, compriiilng thin' different varieties. ' ;[April 26, 1556-1 y suaticstissits HAVING Rsmoycn TOMIIII3II, NVOIT ANS EPACTSWAISTORII, No. 278 Chesinutst. 41k door above 7bnik, ILRE now prepared to offer a large And well-selected of the following fresh add desirable goods, principally of their own importaiion.or bought at Nue lion, whiled' they are able to sell at the importer's prices, and to which they cordiuDy Invite the atteti lion of Country Merchants, hotel Keepers, and fami lies generally. Bud, Green and Vanilla's %Vindow Shading. • Barnsley and Irish Linen Akeetilig, 7-4,8:6.51.4,10 4. 11-4,12-4 wide. Bolster and Pillow Lineasof sirl choice bleach. era, and all widths from 39 to 34 i a. Bed Blankets of Mil sites and *tittles. Crab and Cradle *Wallets. •. • Bed Quilts *Mho followlarriallea."Hzt—Mar seilles,"Welling. &slotted, Regist , Alhambra, Allen dale and Lancaster. or all the desindile Weer. Bureau Covers, Table Covent WAidovrOurtainlles lin, Towels and Towelling of every variety; Damask Table Cloths and Napkins; rthirtirs..l.inens and Mus lin; Cambric Hrualkerehiers. EraWnideries, Hosiery. &c., ikc. Brocatal, Damasks, .114aOhens."4/mbroidered Lace and Masha Curtains; Gill, Cornices.. Mends, Gimps, Cord, &e.. . SHEPPARD di VAN INARLINGFM Importers and Devalecirin Linen wad House Furnish; Goods, No. INS Chestnut st.„ above Tenth, Phi ladelphia, - April 26, 1356 dim' ---- zzawritmera. stow. A SMITAGEI Palent.--Theaubsedber calls the attention of the public to his Superior ELEC TRIC-MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS. It is now fully admitted on all bards. that every build ing to be secure from the destructive infiuences of Light ning should be provided with a good conductor. Tim large number of worthless Rods that are put up makes it necessary for perehasem let,examine the merits of the different rods offered for sale. I earnestly invites rigid examination of :be principles on which my Rods are nonstructed., I have put up nearly 6,000 Reds, Where never heard of the loss of one dollar's worth of pftarty by Lightning, in any building, to which Oise of my rods has been at tached. I therefore, feelgivideonfitionee in recommend ing them, not only as the tick., lout r the ostly safe rod in use. e following gentlemen hating examined these entliPaTd given them their unqualified approbation, have kindly given me their permission to MDT to them : WALT= R. Jonaiio :r Corer of Patents* Rms. Wr DCDVATION 4 D4 W..E.VFM-ITS-S. For sale, Wh oles ale and Retail, the Victory, Vine Street, above Twelfth, Philadelphia. THOMAS ARMITAGE. ErrOrdets promptly attended to, sad at the knoterCash prfeeS. Affift125,185163111. To Oonionners of Bitaltdoons 001 a MBEMister C CeetibmAsity , emu 18 %PAM. ST. Pidar Y If. are shoot completing their Railroad to the Wein Basamth Canal, and after the Ist of Jose nestl beside to furnish their Coal °tithe meet Amorshle teruits.st their Depot, at Famandaville, Moss eissinty. Pensten,or at say other point desired- The Cold S. frecicsaa Sulphur Ind other imputitien, and very Amicable lot CAM. Paddling Pewees, Rottieg 1181110, Laeonsotives Steamships, Illaeressiths, Fonsil i Wor. The Com- Ppany are now ready to receive' Pot parties ara apply to • C. Ma cLaliT,PTelsidellit, atllimt4l4 GM& Cillellphtly. J. W. Qmaista, Fee., Walimet Plea_ C anion Lang . Imelrlfaven, boon Co , Pa. Gnomes AIMITIO4IO. Porrandsville, do do A prs: 213, OffreAP BOORS. aREAT BA RGA INS in consequence of the increase I.i of business at the New and Cheap BOOK STORK and the want of room for the transacting of the in-. creased business. The design is to remove the Book. Store to the see.ond fool of the building on the cor ner of North Queen street and Centre Square ' adjoin ing the building in which the Book Store is at pies ent, and as the subscribers have just'rehirsed from the Trade Sales with a verrlarg.e stock of BOOKS, at exersedinglylow prices. which makes their stock much larger than it ever has beets ' they Intend , and are compelledlo reduee their stock for the present as much as possibly and to do that they are determined, as they bought their stock very low to suit their cus tomers in prices. We offer the reading public a great opportunity to nay many _Valuable Literary Gems, exceedingly low, as ours tare new and select. Those desirous of replenishing their Libraries would do well by - Milling and examining for - themselves.— Von will find much that you will want, and at rates that will repay you for your visit. Among the many you will find. Fdgar A. Poe's Works. WilaneeNoctus Andiroslana. . . . Ci. - Kter's Leather Stocking and Seu Tuley Main . : Works. Sparke's American Biography. Bayard Tayhea Travels. India, the Pearl ofPcarl Rtver. Niaavathe, &e., &c.,/te. The cobscribers aka have the general news agency, for all the popular Magazines or Newspapers. Sub scriptions ate received at publishers' rates, and will be promptly mailed to any part of the - Mmlttri. Wo call special attention to the New i'srk Ledger. fly sending us two dollars any person rail ..have it promptly for one year, oaths regular day of plane a non. • r r ßemember the New and Cheap BOOKSTORE, Centre Square, Lancaftter. Pa. YOUNG & CO Dividend. Columbia hank, May 6,1656. YrIRE Directors of this institution, have this day de .L Oared a dividind of li ve per cent fur the last at: 'youths, payable on and after the 16th Mat. SAMUEL. 16110C11, Cashier. Columbia. May 10, 1656-31 p 1 .',-' , ALL persons indebted to me for book ne-. court( or otherwise. are notified that if the same is not settled before the first day ofJuste, cud will t..te braughtforibe same,orithout distinction ofwe trsoits. I will befousid for the pfettent,at the office of Samuel Brims, E.g. puiLir F. FRY. Golusubia. May to, 1.356-4 t NOTICE. lIF underfigned baring clewed hie Intfitierm of BLACKSMITHING, respectfully reque.dor all per form Indebted to turn on nom and book Boorman. to come forward, and make payment, and all having Online will present theta. .1011 1 , 4 D. KLINGI.EIt. Co lumbia..44ay 3. IPSO 4t lON ORNAII SALOON. MRS. ANDREW DEITER takes this meth _ od of informing the public that she is now pre pared to furnish lee Cream of every variety. at the short est notice. The new and capacious building lately erected, adjsi ee i tttt the old place. has been opened for the convenience of visitors, and every e Tort wdl br made to impart comfort to those who call. She respectfully so licits ieshare of public patronage at her saloon, adjoining the Jefferson House, Front street, Columbia. May 3.-1836. GARDEN SEEDS. W E l a ve received from Landreth. and Wethersfield, r u e P ,%: f lgt s o l t i v a s` u /l i a e ll. Se ' d '' thiZln.P.. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. GO TO CARPET HALL. comer of !Artist nnd Wal nut streets, and see the new and beautiful styles of Carpetings. Oil Cloths. Rugs, Altus, &c, LINDSAY & JACKSON are now offering. Columbia, April 26, MAL FOR SALE, M 1 0 IDS. HAMS; 5 do. Shoniders; 4 Tierces Hams; 5 do. Sboukiers, 6 do. Sides; 4 do. Sides; Nos. 1, 2 and 6 Canal Main. B. F. APPOLD k TENCELIII OF rasinioN. JAMES D. GRIFFITH, Fashionable Hat ga and Cap Store, adjoining Bern's hotel. Front OM' street. Colombia, respectfully Informs his friends and the citizens of Columbia, that be has opened his Ser szaraxl. Onopo Store, as above. Being apracucal !suttee his whole at. ntion will be given to please all who may favor him with a call, with the claim:lest and mosi.dumble ar. dale that can be had for the price, iu the country. Terms cash All orders promptly executed. Columbia, April 26.1 Just Received, ALARGE LOT of Children's Carriages, Logo, Rocking Horses, Wheelbarrows, Propel- Jicarsery Swings, &c, J, SMITH. April 19, 1956. Locust street. CBINA and other Fancy ...Ankles. too numerous to mention, for sale by G. J. Sat ITU, LOCUM ail eet. between the Bonk and Fennklin Ilouse. =MMM- Drs. John Es Rohrer, • HAVE associated In the Practice of Ma emu. Columbia, April (m 1,1851141 Oil Cloths! 011 Cloths. TUE have now on hand the largen and moot complete IV amortment of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ever °tiered in Columbia. embracing every width from 1 ynrd up to 4 yard. wide, which we artincpared to offer at great bargains. Columbia, April 28,185'6. N L/SAY et J ACKSON. xv - comixcriu. THE undersigned hereby gives notice that any person, irespaesing on his properly...idler by [laming. Cutting Sprouts or ciiherwi.e, will hereafter be dealt with according to law. M. M. STRICKLER. Fairview, April Sd. 15.58.41 t. 1866. 'SECOND SUPPLY OF 1866. NEW SPRING GOODS, At Haldeman's Cheap Cash Store. WE have this week opened one second large purchase of Spring Goods. Ow customers will find ninny new harming in New Spring Silks at 75, fn and 81,00 New Stella Shawls. front 84, 00 to 810. 0 0. We can show a very large and handsome arearncist. New Parasols. all prices. New Dress Goods. of all kinds. New Cloths and Cassimervs. New Silk and Marseilles Vesting.: Also, new Carpetings We have Peet received another lot of very handsome Covets at very low prices. Call and see the new goods at HALDEMAN'S Cheap Store. Columbia, April 110, 1851. E. ENTRIKEN, UTILL open, oo RIONQAY. the 21st inst. II her Foring Minoon:, cosos.ting of 73capaigkAmotiosyRitaasscliss, ' , ranch Flowers; all shades of iteltainla for Maning . Dresses. All kiwis of Millinery Goode for vale at the lowest prices. in Walnut strert. *hove Front- [Columbia, April 19-3na • FIRST ARRIVAL F SPRING GOODS.-11188Ii ItHAPPER would O mspectfully inform the ladies of Columbia and surroundingcountry,that she ham jnst return ea from the cite. with a. large aseonment of SPRING MILLINERY and Drees Trimmings, iiOllllC/B. and Bennet Itibboa.l.nees.Embroideries,Panci Soaps, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy article.. MRS. &SHAFFER, Columbia, March 8-3 m No. 5 Mechanics' Row. GEORGE J. SMITH, f OCEST STREET,lakjult commenced man y/ tafoctiiring LEMON 11%.NR. and keep• orm.d.oulty on hind. It full as•ortm.roi , o( SUMMER DRINKS. Columbia, April 19. 1n59. "Penn's Rail Road Freight Station. , FREIGIIT OFFICE end DEPOT in the new building. corner 01 Ohl and Guy streets, near the Collector's Cldfica. Ticket Office for Passengers. Earl and West. at the Washington Hotel. ERASTUS K. BOICE, April 19, I tf Freight Fe Ticket Agent. DZIISCWITTIOZIT. TILE CO•PARTNERSIIIIP heretofore existing be *seems the undersigned, trading under the limn or SWART.% is BENDER. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the llth instant. Al/ persons indebted are requested to snake payment, and shom.having accounts gamma the him will present them to S C. Swans, who is alone authorised to make settlement. S. C. SWARTZ, 11110HAELs BENDER. CONTINUATION. The busmen , . of-the Ime finn will be carried on by the undentigned, in the old stand, Odd Fellow.' Hall, Lenin) street. A. coutimation of the patronage no liberally extended to the late firm in respectfully so licited. S. C. SWARTZ. Columbia. April 19,18364( - - - - A StIPERIOR article of PAINT 01h. for oda by IL WILLIAMS, May 10. 158. Front Street. Columbia. Pa. AsurEstioß article o(TONIC SPICE Birnues. suitable for Hotel Keepers, for sale by R. WILLIAMS. May 10,18156. Front street, Colombia. SC. SWARTZ basins* received an Extra Brand 113. of Tobaeeo and Segura, whieh will be sold to retailers at the lowest rate. (Mar Itl 1856. DE ORATES ELECTRIC OIL. Jut receive! a freak supply of this popular remedy, and for sale by X WILLIAMS. - May 10,1856. Frost Street, Columbia, Pa. ANRW lot of WHALE AND CAR GREASING OILS, reeeteed at Use store of the ILL subelAM Senber. R. W. • May 10,1830. Stoat Street, Colombia, Pa. TUST received eat a C. awarter Pavony Grocery and tr Produce Wore, a Iota( Siemer Pounces, Appleaf sad Goirstry Mare. (Nay Ip, les!. BASICRTS, "suckkirs. BROOUS. Ake-. `once. on re • ccived at 5 4! SWARTZ'S ; !May le it'As. • B. M. LEMON &'CO.'S 1 21LaiirSPORTNEXIMIllf . . inialSat - MW.4. Freight front Philadelphia for Pittsburg. and - the West, by Railroad and Canal. Whave largely increased our facilities .E for carrying freight, iind are prepared• to forward goods daily, from the East aud'West, and all the intermediate yoints. 1 1YeW11,1 transport Iron, Pish,,Coal, Plastir, &e., &et:and fill orders for the same on corn miagion.:-.l,We will also deliver any 'quantity of Pittsburg Coal, and. fill, orders for Allegheny Biturninous'ClialrfrOm - Lemon's celebrated Mines, at-the lowest faiible rates. LLOYD & LEMON. AGENTS. Coaimax - & Bno., 276 Market sr; Philadelphia. J. K. EDEELEIN; Columbia. t'lrci" R. M. LEMON, Canal Basin, Hollidaysburg. Jona A. CANNON, Johnstown, T. B. Ltnin, Canal Basin, Penn at., Pittsburg. 'Columbia,March 22, 1656.' 100 ma:EN uraamida T THE. Chesnut Hill Iron Ore Company's Itworks, on Chesnut Hill, seven miles from Lancaster, and three from Columbia, Lancas ter County, Pennsylvania, One Hundred good :boring hands. Wages $23,00 per month, and paid in cash every month. This is a healthirlace, free from fever and ague. H. H. KNOTWELL April 17, 1856:61 • Manager. TILIIM NOTICZ OF THIS and then give us mall. The New York and Philadelphia Weekly Papers. and also the Daily Papers, can b'e bad IS the - Book Store of T. J. Miles; auch• as the. New York Ledger, Bulletin,Herald, and a number of other papers. Te Daily rapers can be had every evening, aftosPihe'Slow line arrivas. The Weekly Papers everrSaturday evening. Harper's ' Godey,s and Ballou's Monthly Mag azines. Please give us a call. Columbia, April 19, 1856 • GREAT BARGAINS Xxx Eivardarsa CA-ca.c.clas S T EE underaigned are now receiving and :d"ri"Lr'''''7k• their store S.r.:..oppi the Columbia Veiu new mid large assortment of Goods suitable fur the season. ronsi•iiiig ill such of DRY GOODS. sueh as Cloths, Cassirrieres, Vest ing:, Black and Sauey Silk., togethur with a great variety of LADIES DR Es ,, e GOODS; DOUSESURNISIIING GOODS. sorb an Sheeting., fifuslins. TteAings. Clieeis, Oil Cloths, Olinda, &v. GROCERIES of every doreription—fresh and of Ilse Lest qualities; Together with a general assortment or Queensurare, G Ins. ware, Ca rpet• , Rands, Looking Glasses, Drug gets, Mutungs. Rugs, WALL PAPERS; In fart every thing Lept in a well-regulated store. Call and see our 11f,01111FIeld. as we feel satisfied that none will go away dkuppointed, as we • SELL EXCLUSIVELY . FOR CASH! illid Ure thereby enabled to soli good• ut the yen I.OW Hirt' FIGURES. FRY & HAGMAN. Columbia, April 12 11 4 1+6. • JOHN W. SHUMAN'S NEW BOOT & SNOB STORE, 11. 4 - 10 N T STREET Columbia, Pa..--The J: wide tl STREET, Worm Om pulp. t lan him he r ju ' itt opened at the above place, a largc end Aplentlitt ask...lmam of Book , uat! Short,. corm ~ i ~ att. FRENCH CALF-SKIN, MEN'S MOROCCO, KIP Sr. OTHER BOOTS & SHOES, to which he would invite smention. Slaving mnde hie *elections in this brunch' of the lalaillaai with cure. And Irmo she bargee' wholesale bourses iss she city of ishilonlelphin. he feria confident mot all who want good urns:tee wils•Call and atomism hit mock. lie has el•e a lame end broolifislre.orttnetit of , FINE SHOES FOR LADIES AND CIII4UIt6Y, COll, isting of Patent Fund GM. ten, Freiteh -Morocco Mit/kills, nrinelled *prim Ileol.Purodies.ltulitut.Clorlt Goiters, Madras Kid Two mid its feet till the latest Myles now in use. - Al.° MI Oil& of Youths' unit Dome end Sboes of et,ry raze. met deperipuusa, and a llne assortment of Goiters. such as Patent Glove Tops, Cloth, Cul f. skin, tre., &c iu great variety. The suliserther hopes by Strict aueodoa us business.. to merit a share of putdic patronises. zThe publimure invited to cull and exusniue the geat.l4. • • - .1. W. SIICMAN. Columbia, .1% rt.rt! 112, 1860 to PAUS4-170a-111MINZLOr. - KOMMIIIL, pa., Feb, ikkiesa. Trim •undersi g np have ihit div formed a Via! DIKOLTNTA. DiCrONII , .. txtueacurnice.., AND ()PI.:PI AN OFFICE, MARCH Milt, 1930, At .Nu. 16 East King Street, a few doors forst of the Lancaster County Bank. A uniform rate of five per cent. interest per ammo, will he paid Oil depooits, specially made,entd a .11he ral line ofaceomm ()deficit afforded thooe who may fa. vor 116 Mill deposits, payable on demand be cheek or draft. . . Special attention will he given to the purchase and ssi le, (nit ' only.) of Stocks, Lean. &e., hl Ltniteeeter. Philadelphia. New York end Ilsiliimore. and co lk.etio n , will by mode at the beet rate., on all neer•siltle points in dic tinned :Rates WO) Canada flaying ample re.otirer4 and experienee and having tenured the .ery we of II O. ICHT CLANK+O.Ir, lam mishit • nut Cashier of the runner', Bank of Imileaster, as our Cashier, who will tine the business la, per/MIMI attention, we me einifideld of ...teen ing alit) promptly any Inwilinet entrusted io us. JOHN 13 YOER & CO. CON•1•TING: Cl' DAM MIL /IV.MIY 31CoPELVAN . Jong OVIKA. 11617. EASILICAIA lauu•nr I. Alnreh 15. 1 ESG am ALIIVEIEMt.iCIVTIE7P3EIBZ QEPARD k CO. are now prepared to take &speared Attibrotypes—never coding and icicle atrui.lll.le—heryletienily sealed between two glasses. which for life-like appearance. rielinesa of tone rod cannot b e surpassed by any made se the c 'l ll . lrpord & Co liner purchased the exeltc.ive r:glo to isle Ambrot) peg in Columbia. and ulthoosle ;pre pared to take uct) other hind •or style of pictures, would recto 11111 l end Aill.brolyref, becancas of their etc periority 1.1. 'limy ore visible in any angle of light. ante. wbnt taken Inrwr for Portraits are Itlflell preferable or the parlor to Pullin op, because cheaper and Inure sentence. 2nd. They pmore charm and beauty. be. enuee they are Atter and more truthful than the Eutaw Daguerreotype must pteedidy he. • 3rd. They arc more durable than any other et) he of Picture. heetttme the) itre ilerllle.ienny pealed he• tween two glarece, suede nit-twin and water proof— iu a GOOD PATENT A MBROTYPE - • will retain Its beauty and truthfulness of exprenlntt for ages. except purpowly mutilated and .ll•Lguted by wane one, lookout. of the superior qualities they po over other null OM!r style of pictures. Different in) les owl kinds of pictures taken. and outioraction guarouteed, 11l prices ranging Onus 2 cis. to 1)5. SIIRPARDit. CO.. South-caot earner of Front and Locust streets.. Colunelno. Morrell 8. I SIX. ONCE MORE ON BAND, With a Large and &pular Assortment of WATCHES J - ZWITZILY, AND siminsawisam. GOLD LEVER WATCHES, Duplex, Wars , and QuArtters, at pricer to nun everybody Al., an entire new PlOrli of CAMEO AND MOSAIC Lift nAsTriNs and Eur•Rillga, of the late.it stylra CLOCKS! CLOCKS! of every deseriptoon; together with a thousand and one other article., can be had at P. SIiFIL/NF:R • ra. Watch p ad Jilerlry Mort. Fn.: Streit, Columbia. AprilS. PO& - VIE subscriber respectfully in furm•hi.l friends and the public gener- ' /' ally that be has assumed the proprietorship of the Livery Stable.. forineM kept by Mr. J. ti. - ward., unit recently by Mr. John Feuerly. Ile re. topectfulty solicits the patronage of all who may need any convenience in his kine,deterazined todo his Item to accommodate ltia customers. as far as may lie in his power. Ili. charges shun be moderate—no much so that he feels &strutted of aiming satisfaction on this point as well as all others. THOMAS GROOM. Columbia, April 19, 19.564 'RESSLER WHITNEY at, Operators and Dealers in 11131.0 AD TOP COAL, HUNTINGDON, PA. TT W. Jr. CO. oolieit orders. ...o4 will forward Up railroad or mull. • Moy 3.1.9304 t• In the Court s of Common Pleas for the County of Lancaster: • IN TIIE AIATTEK of The application of Eliziiteth De Loug (or a change of her nen*. . Trust Book No. 3, page IS. The petition having been presented and read oa the 29tit day of Jonuary, 173 d. the *aid Coen do no*, to 'wit. May 93. order and decree that the name of Elizabeth Ds Long. the petitioner. be changed to Elizabeth Young; and that notice of thin decree be published in the -Columbia :VT" newspaper. for fear 1.00011•41/0 weeks., E:= TEST received, FRESH CA %mows. seri for eels a/ by R. WILLSAMS. • Hoy 10.1 , 48. Frogs Barret. Celearbia. P.. LFAWN AND STRAWIII:RRY SYRUP , or wale by (May 10.11 , 85) 3 C SWARTZ CHILLS AND FEVER. - PASCHALL'S . Fever 1Y1 I :lixture—suLeffeeuial core fberThilli Mad Fever. Intermittent and Remittent Fever. -Dumb, Agee and Bilious attacks. The preparation contains nothing thadicanactio. jealously upon the systear,•being compo•ed entirety' of vegetable substances.. .Isrproof ofMis enti re all and to' giyie more. confidence toAlassissithans , thin medicine, the Proprietor ofers'a -rewird, accoarpe eying each bottle, which is to be given to anY,Pentern who discovers either Amine or Blercury is ite eon:- potii dora ingredients too often used In remediire fisr the above diseases; and which; while they often prevent. for a cease% the return of the chilli , . substi tute in the system diseases far worse:andatame dill - cult to remove. Use this valuable regetabk production. and see fee yourself that it will do ail that a good medicine can do and all that can be desired, It purifies rindairen lates the blood, it acts ass gentlepargative Mien the bowels, thus enabling nature to. perform he regular exerer‘e of her functionv,and thus restating the herilth and bracing up the system.. As a Preventive it ie equally aseifect ua L. and should he taken once or twice a day, which will tend to remove those-diseased hu mors which one. cause the abeirofevers. •+ The Proprietor nostes,withent fear of contradiction, that PaschalPs Fewer sad Agile Mixture Jae eihretn al ly cured morepenons where it has beenineedoced than any other preparation now M. use, to say mars in unnecessary, as the medicine is to stand or ail op on it; own merits. From the numerous letters and itertificates receiv ed by the Proprietor frees person* WhokoValllked the above named medicine. The killowisigere milembedbw CRUMB they are generally known Ic the localitysirbieti this newspaper circulates, mad because oif u =edy necessilnliry of she writers to any to doubter scepticism In regent to thiMeseg„ wif this medicine. - From the Proprietor of the Defsetans Roane ti Ririe. del, Bucks county, Pa., Isomers as Pratt's Hotta. - ElstrilliL, Oct. - 22, LOSS. R. S. Netters—Dear Plf—B write to inform yen that poor "Pesch,*ll's Fever end Agee Mixture, " by eat. trimly ?roved ...en effectual CUR," for thiedimese as well as other Bilious complaints generally known as Chills and Fever, Intermittent and'ileminent Fever.. A e... Be , and am glad that such a, medicine.. has at last been introduced emeritus. I was mach astemisl, ed upon learning from your sterna bete of the large quantity cold this fall; and in every ease. exceptone, it had entirely cured the patient upon inkiest eambieti. I. tie only. and come not that much. From what I elm k.,r,,,-4.keve no Weibt that.as a preventive ner Mem I dieeasee, ;i would be as effeetual as in envies. Where it mice bat Lien tried and taken =rending io direc tions. the qu,stior will never tniso....whint will Clime the Chill. and Fere.? Although I have not been as der :be neeeseity of taii.iit tiny of die hlinteree yes a number of persons, known id me. hove been mined by it. and whose names I am of Itterly to coMMltttleate to ally perione interested. - - Respectfully your friend. Lewis T. Putt. Philadelphia. March 21,18511. Ma. E. S. Nonam—.Dear Sir—Your meditine has eeditiody proved what you represented It to be; an ef fectual cure for chills and fever. We take pleasure in informing you that the man in oar employ who took your mixture this *print, near a year ate, has not bad up to tire present dny, nor return of chills, and Inns been daily at life work; be says. "he leaver; we) better thou he has been fhr fame yeare,and tide. too, from the couleur; of one bottle only. RespeeUttily E. KETPERGINUCt.iIk CO, Finley Primers and Lithographed ! , N. W.earseritit and Arch street*. ' . Columbia, April 3, 1£156., - .. T. .1. 1%,111-ES Having suffered for I months with Irovermsrd Ague, the venter was reduced to try Paskokidnp tore, and now takes pleasure ix eerti fyLg, Ls woo thoroughly eared in a eery abort dm issit any deleterious efforts apparent from - Ito C. W. Miranda, Sae Harbor. boo lidirlor. SAPS HASnoa, Lancaster CO r J aniarry 411104 111151. di a. EDWAVD lt. boons—Dear -Pasehall's Fever nog Ague Mixtoso." (liar u.iug all Ilia carious rrmedira professing to ran das O&M,. told tiverjhas afferiedapetiact care is the moo ui ha.f a Wale. Let nil the *Misted use Very truly yours, C. J. Rusaes. RAPS HARBOR, Lancaster Co., Pi. The fallowing Certificate is from • gamlaman in Ma office of Urn United Suttee Mint, at ritilmialpitia. Into.sitmaims. ,Sot. 8, MISS. Envemus S. Moans--Dear Ste—lit attoWls atesmesh pleasure to announce to you, that your srolashlta poperation, sPaschall's Posner aid Ages adisnons," winch I procured from yop. several moody Aggpshos indeed proved Itself to be "In elfeetitat earl i 9 the rase° , my Irked, who look Ihree.aowas:.vold Akio" .. .rebottle, and has not had gelatin' mime, one perfectly welt. ,_ With notch respect, loam - ''. me i . Gomm W.hratills, . The foklawlarrUerdlleste. Is from the hoMiiteinr the Sate of Delaware. Gastiow, September*, E. Ill..ll,ltotats--Dear Sir—We 11111 , dat l axs lure Icily . and Bad It -Wiese general' - I Wiese It is the best .hlesiklistssitt'emistarest: Msts cure of Chills and Forel. 1 have disposed of saillass her ofbottles,,end have not known it to Ihil. Tours, verys•s r. it, aunami; .„.. Heed of Sassefsae, sant Oe.,Marylondt, Saw s'id, Md. • WS. Vnous—Dear Sir—GiumE yttec WithstaW•Ths ver end Ague Mixture has been Introduced hath, it hos given-entire satisfaction to twerp - one' *Wilms beau fortunate enoughltoledOW - ~., , . • useution, to coubtin its great earatbre,Mittlii soul two bottles of it to one familY oil of ic alat or four persons,who were suireringwith e. A der s.me month. had elapsed onset, tho pereons cured, conic and asked me to take hack one of the toitlesosaying that the ether •Irouta had dowths odds work. and actually cored diem att. Gpottdrf j.... l learn that up totals day they.arattli well, no rumen of the Chill* sines. WINN .011a1LWU do more!. Respectfally yours,dtc.. LIAM U.SII/111fil. Directions in 'English, German, Preach sad i.h accompany each bottle. Prier 'SIM dm $: i t bottle or 810,00tha dozen bottles. To Una mist • usual rates are offered. For sale by Drogorists and Country Merobsoonsesory where. and by SAXIII3. Fit air, late Wittiest Rides% Golden Mortar Ding Store. at Columbia mod WOW= C. Bolter, Druggist. Centre Square; Lseestatoreitg. Merchants and - Dealers not laming this prepaamismi wit] do well by ordering at ones.. ;Wholesale, rases essu.l be addressed to the Sole Proprietor and Xisito lecturer. !. EDWARD P. NOLIELL No. 2.113 Arch 6in:et, Melilla" , !rids. Erb RI, 1850.-9 m. Storekeepers, Look to your Irsizaist& C. FENDRICH Irc BROM VitriNT :atter', at few doors *Wove LoesologolooO. I` hie. Ya, invite the attention of ammeters of T07041434:304:h v i0 auY shape or koro. or *kb t. fr . week which they have, just received, ood Noor on Inuul. in their fine show cans Awry Moor Mo wn rel• nr 30 DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF SEGAII* of Ow finest darer and• brandia easoldsqg end Minn trig Tohneen in great satiety; SNUFF, PIPES, MATCHES, asc., - nll of which they are prepared to eel snubs ismiesi city prices. wholesale or retail, 'fiftey frel satisfied that purchasers will ad time . nielt advantage to call at their store before Ing ebewhent. Their store hi Colnasbla =s l e . t.rntirlt of the Ma estateiolsed and 'old) knowisfillaild, nuire Mani., 133 Forest street. therhirre ahrusemple by no others iu this 'frisky. large advertisement in =other eoluent. cotonshis, May 3, HMI. • • LATEST EMMY. cr Rica AND RIMINI' ,annIICWIL-- Ilic eitileraigined bee just receive:ll hose New Yard and Philadelphia, the most superb tot of . WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY which be ie prepared to sell 'harper Oren they preova 1-e bought et 557 other establf.hment. Ho . pared to offer bargain'. stud be respect:oTb*. elle,. 'he attention of pareliasers to tile lteeekreridcb m ebreeee • • GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of every Lind; all kind. of CLOCKS, from SL up• Wia lAA; hr invites the attention of Boatmen _ tplibikagra stock of LEVER MOAT CLOCKS; JEW E LRY. ewe. uialitig of Ear Ring., Finger Rings llmart .PlaitAlma4* all k Inds of Silver ...Almeria; Plated dianitilattUes,Tablia and Ten Spoons. Podia, &e., wide! are AO weer nearly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver POW cif s and Pena; Gold and Silver Speetairleaq with Um greatest variety of FANCY AR= eve? before offered. eI.:TLEELY.—AIeo, • . •operior anoruas•t of iter. ralvera and otber Pistols, and 'all bads of Enitroa, of the beet manufacture. . . Strict attrotlon will begiirn. berrieforaoha the repairbair of clods, watches and jobrelry; and WI work viral be warrauted. • • , A cominuanee of former potronags is ei. „ n,: t.. fatty solicited. .JOHN ColuMbia, Apra 19,1939. NEW STELES SPRiNG CIOGINI! rHE subscriber has jot reteiTed a my large addition to his stock of RATS AND CAPS, . o f t he eery latest stsrles, width will be...ldd W anjt. the Wl= •RATM,. Ms new at I sla Ilat • 411131110 l i.e surpassed, and hi, 111.0 Plaits and Fancy Cap is very 'fall and ensop!satt, Also, the newest steins of • , STRAW HATS, CAPS &C. Ile re.Teellally *aliens a call. as be is caramel no one in want al sapling in hit lios,asta go away disappointed. ," _ 14catenther the place., No.l 91ireistair libtrwr. Plan .leer, Columbia. , JACOB uses. Coluesbia, April 12,1955. L .6la rt TAT oimpi, at the atop , at the ONO ber, on corner of Fifth sod( VM co- • lbeibis, a supply of every snide in tholitusitt ~. consdnim of - ;, . . DRY MI9OR,DROCERIED,QUEENSWARR; ' - .:GLASSWARE, &C. ' • • • :. of czactd*. description, as of aeliish-win -too mid reap ,orilit. The tsep earnesatly en liond ..'s 'mill atwih lis tespectility solicits a irt'Skustry- iti linn silts* When tuition ) poet. ' '.- 'MI. "air' Colombia, Febaustp i2:,11966. - - • /MO& 0.1r11112111" as... a ._ a 111) all 1k Landes sad lallemelleaof Ike Soothers/ 00d Emma Illastets. ahem roisseessl early. • J. H. Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, Locust ousel , Columbia, April 144 m
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