13 „ . _.--... ;..,54. , 4 — . 5 ,-. .. , 1” • -.. ' " L * Mr.a.6l6ll.4llrs4lolWoingriklN' - EXTR.A.QTQR f.pma o . wird aulwiag.o* , P iiii4eilldulOnfroai illA Ire. reaellahrad arises f anwiturtweluy m1.,, 1 ig.._ aull4lud It will ',.'irio ' without ' , dear,' adder reesoallcauswrest „-• deircult Rbewr—ln. •. IllausunoWLE lin„SiWor . ous s o - lammed Sp - ca- 7 Crubstiand ~ eaad EVlVlllVeleride soreb —Setae - it , - Itispilks—Er . Taipei**— . litraidonse—Chiblains—Biges ;orbs, aeons—Swalled'aiud - biekedipersa.t. 7 dore Ni • • - . Ectiptione—and all o th er;iniansmaiory and cuusuccais diaelses. whet& the pirhi sdreensd can, be 'ameba. ' twOolbe doeteddleas ..plalot• the many dilemmas Amman/ be cared hx, .. 4 ,liir Irdces shad the law, .hat ,poigt IT-.s wb 'llef 48M:dome costar. -"t o rekfore : d —one in ,than—can reach -not alas* - the akwe.snen- WoundOh' sidisgiso.,,bett many mop not epoutorated. , Queer. - -lhilforrepatar phyweialts prescribe 4alo. naelinwardly Oar scores of different diseases. Ewell -box ofFnue Duller% .Pitin rairsietor has st Apes it rap& ongnersidslabel with . ihe sleiht '•Uins of C.V. CI tkener & Co., proprietors.- and lienry 'Mailer, .ilarsaihenicer: All others are counterfeit dr Ciell .W.ronts per box'. .1132 r Allawders should be , addressed to. C.V. Click. .ener & Co:, thL.ldarelaystrect, New York. ..Sepunisbar 29,1855. ~"RhRFOSD'S-INYIGOBATOR•te -trecim itanograg . tojnoyablie, relying upon iu I utriwrie creel levee to aecute it favor., For all Bilious attacks, it may be truly and safely yelled upon- its being fully capable of removing the diseases Dr which it is recommended, and for giving cone fed vi gor . to the general system. Da guanaco bare been fully tested in a long prac tice, bYllfe proprietor. Through the urgent solicita tiowof sdasy,..who have used and beeninenefitted by At, this ,proprtease.has,bevii-,induceti.o place it before she DtfbTic. For all Bilious Derangements, Sick .Headtche,Chronic Diarrlices, Habitual Costiveness, illitious Colic, 'Dyspepsia. Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, General Debility, Female Weakness, ike. Forvole I.3tdriggists generally. and by Saml Fil ;beet, Columbht, Pa , and J. A. Wolf. Wrightsville. Pa. cyan* Sang. general agents, Philadelyhia.,and also by Settkordir..Co,N. Y. . May 5 , 18561 y -.... 1111511 L ISAAC THOMPSON'S much celebrated .r..ze t .IVATEH:-...tHuateritastand uurivalled." 'This old, tried and invaluable remedy /or all disco sesOf die eyes, after having stood the ' test of over Fifty Tears, and the demand for it mar increasing, is flaw and has Peen. htr the past two years, *Tared for sale to an entire new dress. Each bottle will have a Steel Plate Engraved Envelope, with a portrait of the inventor, Dr. Isaac Thompson, New London, COllll . and a fac simile of his signature, together vrali it fat simileof the signature of die present proprietor, Jelin L. Thompson, No. 101 and 163 River street, Troy New York. and none other call be genuine. -The proprietor-has been compelled to make this ebonite in the style of the wrapper, owing to the large quantity of counterfeit which for the pact few years Isar been palmed upon the community, and especially at the west. Purchasers are particularly requested to buy none but the above described, and as the reJ label hereto fore used has been called in, any hound in that form the proprietor does not hesitate to pronounce counter feit.. For sale by all the respectable druggists in the CnitedStates and Canadas. [Sep. 29,1855. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEYW.— REA. TUIR—OLD AND TOONG.--PROF. WOOD'S HAIR lIIRRTORATI YE—will restore gray Hair to its original color permanent; snide to grow upon bald • heads; remove all dandruff or itching, destroy all diseases of tho scalp; and if used say once pr twice a week regularly. will pre - vent the hair from becoming gray or fulling, to nay imaginable age. Read the following testimonials and we defy you to doubt. (Says the Waverly Mag azine) Success to the genius whose tonic we say Tarns baek - to its color the hair that was gray. Front the 110.101 l Herald SOWILTHUTO WORTH KNOWING!-I . ly using Professor Wood'oltalr Restorative,.gray hairs eau be perma nently restored to its orig inal color. The subjoined certldeate from Johnston & Stmte, Gardiner. Me., Is but one of the many instances that are daily corning so our knowledge ofiea wonderful eircets. It is no le=r problematical, but a self•evideni truth, as Hun -4I inour community, can teitily. 4 LiaROINKR, Me.. June 22, 1855. • . Prof. 0. I. Wood—Dear Sir: —1 have used two bot tles of Prof. Wood's I lair Restorative, and run truly say it is the greatest discovery of the age for restor ing and changing the Ham Before using it I was a man of seventy. „My-hair-has now attained its origi nal color. You can recommend it to the world with. out the least fear, as my case was one of the worst kind. • Yours, respectfully, VAVL N. MUMMY. Ilsooxyra.n, illass.. Jan. 12. 1,455. Prof. Wood—Dear Sim—Having made. a trial of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say that its effect laud been excellent in remoising inflam mation, dandruff; sad a constant itching tendency with which I have been troubled from childhood, and tomato° restored my heir witch was becoming gray to its original color. I have used no oilier article with anything like the pleusureand profit. Yours truly, J. K. Ifinsao, - Pastor of the Orthodox Church, Bry:Afield. • From the hitter of the Real Estate Advertiser, School. Street. BOFTON, March ,1. Prof. Wood—Dear Sir-114011g become pre2omatBs4ure ly quite gray, I was induced .some six weeks since. sosnalte,auna of your Hair Restorative. I have used less than two bottles, but tharkrav hairs have disup peered; and although.my bsir has not fully suminesd inrsichtinall'enbarr, -- yet the Change le eaMially ping on. arid I have great hopes that in • short time my hair will he as dark MA formerly. I have also been mock gratified at the healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, which, before, was 'mesh and dry, and it has ceased to corn out as formerly. Retpeelly yours, . . MULFORD. WOITCFIRT CO.. MILR.S.,.NOV. Prof. O.J. {Food—Denr 8 ir•-I take pleasure in bear ing voluntary:testimony-to the magic effects of your wondertul Hair Beatorative. A 'filar back us trit6 my haireommenced falling °Cann! the top of my scalp became UPI and smooth a• gloss, mid it has continued to fall fora great manyyeamitoth w•itltstandin g I have used many celebrated preparations for its restoration. Seeing your advertisement, I was induced to give yoar article a trial. sod to my utter astonishment, I found after a few application. that my hair became firmly set sad smutted a very glossy and beautiful appiearatice; autl,,,by the time fluid used a quart bottle ray bald bead was covered over with it young sad vig. Or 011• growth ofbair, which is now from nue to IWO Indies is length, and growing very fast. Yours, tiuly HENRY GOODRICH. RAM R1.T011471 , 76 --in our columns to-day will he foued Prof. Wood's novenae...men t of the above article to which we call attention.,What it hits done, we have witnessed upon severa l our nesanlutaitees to Louis. Hair once gray met our view, black or brown,_as the ease might be, being the color of early; nmusbood; and as fine and glossy tin silk, and 11W without a ity other application Mao the ltestorati ye.— If it has done Ibis upon others, will it not do the some loran) , of our readers whose '-frosty pates" were once like the "raven locks' , of Loch's l's warlike chief it they will try it? We think so.—JorLsoit i Ile Consti tutionalist, October 2d. Address 0: J. Wood & CO, 312 Broadway, N. Y., and 214 Market street, St. Louts, Proprietors. T. W. Dyott & Sons. wholesale Agents, Phi lopeirthin For sale by W. J. Slareman, Front street, Columbia Pa. March 13,1236. t*gc.wclat+le,-.}xisj9 At fireeville, on the Sth instant, by flee. P. J. Timlow, Jetsvo•Lamont to Maze AttEr AMEN. At Marietta, on he 10th instant, by the same, GEOltat Errtax to .Assa:sne, daughter of Mr. David Mary. At the same place, cu the same day, by the some. Dr. Jam/ H. Gtrovs to Ilimmtn.t, youngest daughter of Jacob Stahl, Esq., all of hlariettn. - At the same place, and on the same day, by the same, I arms - MMES . ' 10 TARE JONES. zmumt,. ' On thn 11th instant, CIIAILLIM P. 31rr tEn. in the 21st year of his age, . . In Plilladepliia, on Tirednealay, June 11th, Jacou Mum' Swerrz, son of David Shultz, Esq., in the 24th _yeas of his age. At St. Paul* Minnesota, on the 24th ultimo, Nfluer, second daughter of Dr. John rqeele, formerly of Sties. b . in this county 1 . about 11 years. PRIVATE SALE. ATWO:STUT - BRICE DWELLING, mil Locust etreet,"above Fourth Is offered for sale. Fospartieulars,Ae , enquire of the subse e ib ee , living on the premises. - 01.4VHR H.-PAXSON. Columbia, Jane 21.„1 , 356 if . - .SULKEY FOR SALE. A FIRAT-RATE EMT for sale very low. . . .Clllmoi office. Colavalna, June 21, 18503. wyme 4.pplesi Pine Appleat PPER wishing Pine Apples ter preservine t can halm. tbem always bash at the saboeriber's Family Grocery. Prices as low as the market will allow.. June 21, 1858. S. C S%VARTZ. • WANTED, A GOOD tlacksvalth—one who can shoe !porno pro IL toned. _4tppily to June 'SG-M CANAL.NOAT FOR SALE. - - ANY mamas wishing to purehane a rood canal boat (capacity 60 toaa) can be accommodated by apply ng to Jana 21,'56-31 E. lIALDENIAN & CO GROCERIES! HE .utimatiber would inform the public dint be in T ounstantly receiving fresh aimplies of the best Fam ily Groceries the market will ird; come and satisfy younalwa. S. C. SWARTZ. jrO 4 I!I , !, O IM.Z 7 NMI COMIFIENLACTOIAS. ROPCM4ALS nib be received until Tuesday, Judy 1, P iese, at a o'clock F. * ri der building a large .twn. puny bedding to "o'ecupsrd as a School Howe, out she prosier" orthe Old Cambia Public Ground, at the upper end of Locust street, in the borough of Columbia. Plans and specifications way be seen at the office of the secretary at any time previous to the letting. By order of the 0061... J. W. FISHER, Secretary. Colombia, June 21, 1P56-td • A. CUIIIII. Columbia, June IS, 1556. T a stated nerether of the Manager. of the Social A.-. sendly Re-2 , liet'te !snowing resolutions were 'maw. moody; adopted: That a vote of thanks be returned to the Lades who honored ue with their premien on the Game °peados. Rooked, That the dwoks of the Managers be likewise extended Abe - Shawnee Brass Band for their sweet musie in the itineWiam sued triddr-J. 1, Gault for the use of his bioilealre the Wilma ooension. By ordered the HOARD OF PIANAGERS. CalsoiLia, June 21,18511-It "UXTRA FAMILY KAMM, jeer received and lot 14 .ak by Julie 21, IRA , DITONEE WANTED. QI.X . TBOUSAND DOLLARS wanted on mortgage, lpeLsrabicumbered real • estate, worth ten • dipustuut Enquire ol - .DANIEL HERR, President, , of Board of Trustees Columbia Public Ground Company. lausenster Examiner copy tf, ind charge advertiser. Columbia, June 21,16511. !., Pilvate Sale et Real Estate. VITILL.III sold al private ink, the follow . r sr-. ism real estate, situate in the borough of Chemer,sDelaarare county, Pa, part of -the estate late sa=est Posey, ert rd to witt—A. lame, new and ly hunt ORICK STEAK FLOUR MILL, also. two BRICK 3:llllo47=3F—sX.own . co-xximoicrosimeh twoeri oes F ig whe.)llll, 18 40 by Stli feet, four stories high, situate immediately upon Chester creek, andja the centre of business in the borough. The-engine is thirty home power. There are four run of burs and ulTthe modern improvements: A'Stone Wharf is upon the premi-es, ut which vessels of ten feet draught coo 'in, mid unload immediately in the mill. The property is in a populous manufacturing district, depending for dour upon importation from other dis tricts of country. A daily line of packets runs from the adjoining wharf to Philadelphia, alfording con stant means.of transportation. The difference of saveatment between this arid a similar establishment in Philadelphla—the chalices to boy and sell immediately noon the tide water—the increasing demand for dour in the surrounding roust ! try, already more than several such mills can furnish, gives this property a decided pre erence over one lo cated its Philadelphia. The terms will be easy. Persona swishing to purchase will call on J. M. Broomall, Chester; or Isaac Posey. Columbia. Possession will be given on the first of October, 1056, at which time the lease of the prevent tenant will expire. HEIRS OF JONATHAN PUSEY, dec'd. June 21. 18564 f GERNIAN JEWS and others, are hereby notified that mach of this article is STOLEN front the different iron works in this vicinity; and this notice is given that they may not hereafter excuse themselves on the ground that they were not aware of being RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS, as tf they are sopsoved, they will receive the full penalty as well as lei" lit of the law. E. I laldeman S. Co; Eagle. Beaver dr. Co.: Musselman & Watts: A. & J. Wright; Grubb & Itrookm.Smith & Bruner; Kaulfinam Shae ff er & Co.; Eckert. & Myers. June 21,18.56. . SELLING OX'P! TO RIOSIOVII. A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! IL LIND begs leave to inform the citizens of Co t). lumbia,and the surroundingeOllntzy, that as he is not allowed to sell his stock at public sale, heintends to offer at private sale to all who are in want of GOOD AND CHEAP CLOTHING, the greatest bargains ever offered in Lancaster county, and guarantees to sell at auction prices. All the subscriber asks is, the peop)c to call and judge for themselves. Don't forget the place. S. H. LIND, Front street, next door to 11Thipper's new building. Columbia, June 21, 1056-1 t •TC:IMICZTIinG-3Ell=ll. cgs C:10., BA,NNMILS, Lei.22..o.mstar, xmozureck,, pLY FIVE PER CENT. interest as follows: When a regular deposit areorint is opined, Five per cent. Interest per aunnm commences, and is added at any time to the deposit, which with interest, is PAY ABLE ON DEMAND. Irreinfordepostts must remain THIRTY DAYS before drawing interest—after which time Five per ecnt.lnter est per minion is added from the date of the deposit, which with the Interest. is PAYABLE ON DEMAND. Depositors not drawing Interest will always be ac commodated in proportion to the value <A. - their accounts. JOHN CYDER &CO. coSsi•vvia or JOIN OTC ER, DAVID BAIR, URN/. E•timistA IlEsity MraisnosAiii. N. B.—The members of t h e firm are individually lia ble for all the oblocations of Joni GYG1:11& CO. Jane 21, 18.5041 moiszolarrourAr MACAW. rar COLLEGE, - p ORDENTOWN, New Jersey.---This inrtila non in pleasantly located on the bank of the Del aware River, 'war the grounds ofthe lateJo•eph Boar. porn-Laud directly on the•rail road between New York and Plilhtdelphra. Beistrchariered with full cone gmte powers, it confers diplomas on those who COM pleir the pre.cribed course of study. Entire expen ses for board, tuition , ke., for Me collegiate course, one Itherdred arid forty-four dollars per year. Area menial brunches extra. Pupil. received at any period of the year and charged trecordirmly. Catalogues may be nt.tabred be addressing Rev JOIIN 11. I.3IIAIMI.EY. A. M. President. I%Tozsti.c:possi. • From the Treomit Daily Stale Gazette DonozzzowN FF:MALEINRTITCTE:— • • A more beautiful *innition and one better adapted to its purposes, ran rarely be found. The young ladies have an C4E411111 play ground. well baded. comminiding u illoo view of the Park, the Delaware: Pestles Manor. tif Trenton. It has an erg. U nwise Chemical and PI • - • can rand "co Wilms of mar can Foreign, minerals and fossils. •- • • • a. REY. MR. 13RA MAIN FIMALL: * • • We may addfrom our personal acquaint ance wish the I'rillellllll, 111111. pupils could not well be intrusted to the keeping-of a tabor e.timablc teacher than be is —State Journal, Wilmington, Dd. DM= DOODENTOWN r6HALE COLLEGE —TI ■eeme tout that the course of study-marked opt is mo=t excellent— just the proper OHO to ha big forth true women, d u d not the bauble , turned off from many of our female semi naries.— Camden (N J.) Democrat. R.IENTOWN FEMALE COLLERGe.—TIIO fact that ou mo•i prominent ctitzens and acknowledged careful parents entrust the welfare and education of their Inughtersio Rev. 111 r. itrukeley is a far greater tea. Amonial in hit behalf than any array of re ferene American Banner. BORDEETowx FEMALE COLLEGE —We know of no location iu the country where the health of the etudem COO be so promoted RA here; while the air of beauty and romance which surround. ihe.place must tend in uo small degree to the refinement and elevotion of lade and feeling. • , Of the literary nalenntages we neeiT not speak; the name of Rev. J. If. Brakeley, as• President, is a suffi cient guarantee for them or stern inter by and mortal worth—in hie deportment mild, yet Gran, nrd moved, and ciniOweal with tapering .edecational qual ifications—lie cannot fail to exercise a most healthful and ennobling influence upon all who ore under his influence.—Dordentown Rtgister. liloamticrows Faaime COILLIRCI R.—A more pleasant and healthy sight could not be selected in all New Jersey for nn Institution of lediming.—New Bruns. wick Predonian. . =I TONIC'S WON'T DO! TUE!' never did do more than give _temporary relief and they never will. It is because they don't touch the CAUSE of the disease. The CAUSE of all ague and Inhous diseases is the atmospheric poison called Miasma or Malaria Neutralize this poison by its NATURAL. ANTI DOTC. mul all disease caused by it disappears at mire. Rhodes' Fever tad Ague Cure is this Antidote to Malaria. and moreover ❑ls a perfectly harmless medicine. The eel tificate of the celebrated chemist-J. R. Chilton. of New York, to this effect. is attached to every bottle; therefore If a harm. Thisno good it can do no This is more than cast be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any tonic in existence, as their use is ruinous , to the constitution and brings on DUMB AGUE. which never allows tenement to feel perfectly well for a sins gin moment.. In.illustriation of these troth's I mine.% some extractsTrom a letter jest received.from a Phy siciait: 'Guam:avows, Om*, March 17, ' Jac A. RIIODIM. F;Q.—Dear Sin—Tours of 2.1 is nt bond. The Cure arrived late last yeae,and .the difficulty in gruing any one to try . jjoikairgvkittly in creased from the Ilitt that - a remedy An beenP.:intro &iced which was growing in After with the public. as bring better than using Qui ni n knowing 1 presume that the remedy they aced to escape taking QUilll•tt. contained the lltilki ITSELF: Thin remedy (known as “Smitli'i Tonic,") would invariably BREAK an ague, but tt did not cung it, as it would often return with renewed vigor. This one circumstance I deemed in your :aver, if I could institute a it st comparison between it and your Corn. The following la the result: Three persons took your "Cure," all of which were cases of "Quotidian Intermittent Fever," of many weeks' standing. They had tried Qninine,and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill. but it was , (so in ail. such cases,) slowly wearing them out, and laying the foundation of other mid severer maladies. I did succeed in effectrirg la radical cure of all three of these easen with your remedy, end they have not had a chill since. In all three of these cases the Smith's Tonic" bud been need, and would, as before staled; brook the chill. but - after a period or two had elapsed, it would return. I thine there will be no difficulty now in giving to your *-Cure. thi, vantage ground of any other remedy now in use here, fee., he. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D . RHODES' FEVER nod AGUE CURE, or ANTI DCTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence. is equally certain se a Preventive, as • "Cure." Take it when you feet this chills coming on and yon will never have • single one. For Sale by Druggists generally. JAS. A. RIIOI/at, Proprietor, June 21 Ind( . Providenee.-11: I 4112.2111.2 , BMWS. zriwzi...! NUT IN POLITICS, BUT IN DRY GOODE Those New Lawns, Gingham', Ikrege., Crape de.Sprignes. slid in fact. everything pretty for a La dy's Dress, which have-just been received at H. C. Fondersositiles People's Cask Store.' .300 y ds. real French Lawns, fast colors. at-I2f eta. IMO " llancheeter Gingham.. only 12k. worth 22. Plain and fancy Baregeri,enty lel. Those desiredlo Crape de Spagnes, all colors, 43 to 371 cis. 30pleees neat striped Calieoes,pinks, blues and fancy, fast colons, the best goods in Caluirshir., at Of etc. • great many othergreat bargains in Dry Goods are now ready Mug/ those who will favor us with a -CALL. , .3 HA.I.DENIA'S lc CO. Sotarithstaading.the very huge quantity of Wall Papers we Maio sold this seasettroor. assortment is still good; and great bargains` earn be bad in Wall Papers, at IL C. FONDERSIIIITII'B Vol ton Ida. June 14. People's cash store ALL perms Indebted to the subscriber on hook Or Dole sermons, are rearm. led to comae forward mmumediumelr and make payment. a• mach ac counts that remain um paid by the first ofJuly, will be plarrd Dt the bands of a Justice of the'Penee, for - • - JOHN Dm KLINGLER- Colunamma, June It, 1546-1 t I= SCRAP IRON. 30 M'' AL X.. E Xt. ES , 4 1.,. 0)-11 „ . . Dissoltitampf.Partnershipi, , MBE partnership heretofore exhiting . oader -I. the name and Arm of Murray & Smelt, Booksel— lers and Stationers, has this day been dissolved,;be mutual consent. - ItUR RAY & STOEK. _ IN ,nom the look and Stationery bola. nese, I hereby tender my thanks to the citizens: of the city and county of Lancaster fot desk patronage, and respectfully Mane a cominmance'of the same to the new firm. _ nz.vay STOEK. NOTlCE.—Persons indebted to the late firm of Murray & Stock wilt please call at an early date and make settlement. It is ourwish to close•oot the Jul of July next. _.2dIJICItAT & STOCK. Lancaster, Jane 14, 18.516. AL 'MAW =AM MUR,R&Y,.YOONG & CO. CONSOLIDATION- of the firm of Murray 8s Stock and H. Young & Co. WM. MURRAY and H. YOUNG* CO-, having entered Into co-partnership, and jointly bought out the interest of Henry Stock in the late firm of Murray & Stock, will hereafter conduct the basilicas under the title of MURRAY, YOUNG As 00. This desirable arrangement presents many advantages and induce-, 'meats to the public, and gives as increased facilities to sell cheap, as businese can bereondeeted one more varied and extensive soale„qt the same lime render ing our stork one of the most extensive, as well as our establishment one of the largest in the interior of the State. It is well known that the two concerns of Murray & Stock & 11. Young & Co., covered the whole ground of tie Book, Stationery and Periodical busi ness, and as the two are combined, the proprietors of the new firm have the experience and will to attend to every department of the business in the most satis factory manuer. To enumerate, we have Law Books, Medical, The ological, Alechunical. Historical, Poetical, Biograph ical, Travels, School Books, and a general assort. meat of Miscellaneous and Blank Books. The as sortment of Sunday School and Tract Society Books is very large, which are all sold at the Society's prices. In consequence of the two stocks being com bined, and the time for making new purchases at the trade sales being nigh at hand, we feel disposed to sell very low, to make room for new stock. AVe go upon the principle of "quick -sales and small profits." BOOK AGENTS AND PEDLERS.—You who have a small capital to invest profitably, give us a Emil,— we will sell you good and saleable works cheap. The Newspaper and Magazine department will be continued in a separate room, in Centre Square, next doer to the Lancaster Bank, where yve will always be prepared to receive subscriptions for any of the leading Magazines or Newspapers, at publishers' MURRAY, YOUNG & CO, North Queen at. and Centre Square., Lancaster, Pa. June 14, 15513. IMPORTANT STANDARD WORIIS, ISTORY of Congress during the first term lA_ of Waelllngton'a Adminisinnion. 82, 00 Himory of Germany. (KolMmusehl 52 plates, 1 vol., 32,50. History of Englatid;loo plates and maps, 3 vols., (Antique,) imported. 51500 History of the Reformation, (D..Aubigne,)4o plates, S vole, imported, $l2OO. Josephus' Complete Works, 33 plates, 2 vols., 510.50 Duityinie Complete Works, 50 plates, 3 cols , Im ported, 413,50. Faintly Commentary on the Bible, (100 anthem) 40 platen, 2 vole, 514,00. Family Devotions, (Fletcher.) 51 plates, imported, 87,73. Tales of the Borders and of Scotland. (Wilson,) 10 plates, 5 vols., *lO.OO. Shalcapeare's Complete Works, 81 plates, 3 vole„ imported, *14.50. W.& W. li. F. are Agents for all the American and English Works published in numbers. W. & W. li. FREEMAN, Book Agents nnd Importers, 40 E. King st., Lancaster. June 14, 1855.1 y • For Sale—Very Cheap, VOUlt BRICK HOUSES, in 'good torilk dluon, with all modern improvements, situate itt Perry and Union streets. For terms, he., apply to A. CALDWELL. Columbia, June 7, IS:i' 6 -tf Dr. GEO. W. EIFFLIN, Dentist, WORLD inform all those Wishing Denial operations performed, that he will render his shvices io them with the greatest pleasure, feeling confident thnt he can give entire satisfaction to rill those placed under his care. All Operations, both Filling Sr, Artificial Work, done in the best possible manner, at the lowest cavh price. All persons wishing to consult him in regard to their teeth. can do so by culling at his office, free 'of charge. Parsons wishing Nitrite call at their place of re.idcnce to have anyolperutions performed, by ■ending a note to that effect, it wall be attended to im mediately. Dr. N. also takes this opportunity to inform the publie,:or his IHPALLIBLE • TOOTH ACHE DROPS, %ammed. to remove pain on the first application.— ney , contain no poisoelike most Of the drops sold ut the shops.for that purpose, and can he had zotr at Ids office, Locust street' second die:or - below the rOtty, TO INAOHINISTS, AT PRITATR &ALF.--The establishment oc cupied by the late_ Lees. Smith & Co.. in the borough' of Chester, renasYlvania; enaßialiag. 01 a Marge and valuable LOT OF GROUND, on which there is erected the following buildings:— MACHINE SHOP, 120 by 26 feet, three stories high, with engine house smactsed, 50 by 20 feet, stick 57 feet high; eitgige of borne power. BLACIESSIITir SHOP, 40 by 25 feel, containing ye fires. fan .blast. • FOUNDRY, 60 by 64 feet, with slate and tan roof and double skylights. The buildings are all brick, new, (built in 1853.544 substaminlly constructed, and provided with a com plete set of Me most modern and approved tools and fixtures, suitable for general mill and factory work, for.which there is also a large number of patterns. The whole is in good running order. the establish ment is in a distort where a large number of facto ries afford an excellent run of custom work, and offers a very udvtunageous opening to a practical machinist. Apply to • ALEXANDER H. SMITH, 111 Chester, or at 53 South Fifth street, June 7. 1556-3 t Fhiladelpbia. Garden and Flower Seeds. it LARGE and select anortineat of the above, warranted genuine, end embracing mauy hundred choke varictic.., for sale, Wholesale and re tail. Country dealers supplied at a liberal discount. PASCHALL MORRIS & CO. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed store ) - Corner Sth and Market sts.,.Philadelphia. Philadelphia, June 7, 1856. _ . Susquehanna. Planing KM, COLUMBIA, PA. Pr undersigned respectfully announce to their friends and patrons and to the public gen era ty. that they ore prepare d funsish all kinds o FLOORING, SIDING AND SURFACED LUMBER. Also, Doors, Fitch, Shutters. Minds, -Window and Door Frames, Alou &c., at the lowest market prices. All orders by mail or otherwise addressed to the undersigned, Columbia, Pa.. shall receive prompt at tention. DICKINSON & DUEY.' May 31,185C-tf. At the Family-Medicine - Store, TSMe OddTenons' flail, McCORKLE.& DEL CC have just received the most perfect Soda Water apparatus that has ever been brought to this place. In ibis new patented process, the water is charged with carbonic aciii . ges, made directly from purecar bonate of soda, winch gas is washed before it goes into the fountain, so that no foreign or offensive Mat ter is allowed to mix with the water. The generator is capable of something a pressure of two hundred pounds to the square nigh, which pressure can be maimed by a gauge which is attached. Thee the water is forced le take up and absorb all the carbonic acid gas that it will hold; when so charged it is fit for use, has a peculiar sparkling appearance and con tains all the carbonic acid that in requ.site to give it that peculiar qu ilitywhich makes this kind of Poda PO acceptable to the palate and so agreeable to the plomuch, and therefore superior to all those waters made from Marble Dust, Whiting, Ste. Colombia, May 17,1116. Attention, all ye who Buffer. UNIVERSALS MYR, for the cure of Chilblains, Chapped or Cracked Hands, Burns or Scalds, Cuts or Wounds, old Sore., Pimples on the face, Breaking Out and Sores on children, Chafing, Burns. Boils, Festers; Felons, Ulcers, and all diseases of the - Skin. The Proprietor of this valuable article has such confidence in it. that in every case where it does not give full satisfaction. he will take it back and refund the money. Only 95 cents per box. Prepared and Sold only by SAM% FILBERT, Golden Mortar Drag and Chemical Store, Front street. Columbia. May 31,1E156. FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. JIIST received a superior article of Flour, which will be Fold at the very lowest market price, by. the barrel and pouted; vrarraated good. S. C. SWARTZ. Odd Fellows' Hall, Colombia. May 31, 1668 New Arrival. jrire nt reeel or sal a huge and splendid assost .IISCALM9II3II 5...74733 CIAI6.IE'VEN latest mass, for we Sprang and Sommer trade, at J. HMS' Chearitatatore, No. 8 Shreiner's Rowirrorn Street. Colombia, Shay 91,1821. . . Ernix MILT non, by the barrel, for sale by • B. F. APPOLD & CO, Colambia,June 7. No.. 1.2 and °Canal DINB-APPLES,COCOI-111113, GRAM' Ft'', 1. Ground-Nun and an eau& lot °l earn Ohm* just received and for sale by May 24,1858. S.C. SWAIM. plums jut wired sad for tale at air . 1 . 121 cents per pound, hp Mop :KAM. S. C. SWARTZ. TUST received at S C. Savartz's Parody grocery mad al produce Store, a lot of Slereer Potatoes, Apples, and Country Baron (Nay 10; 1!66 : 1 t : : , hp . : .:1 ‘,a ::-.1 s G. ,- , CoTHE-Biockholders id: ":Columrbia• Blink are requesattlro"meetat. is' Banking 'Hoare in within, atlo o'clock et-x>,. WedeleellaT the 30th of July next, fOr•the Rurticwer or emitting upon the ac ceptance of the.rovistonsad • reof Assembly enti tled "An Act to increase' ; th e l• • . of the . Columbia Bank," and tdso to sabieribe for • •• respective portions of the stock, if they shoultiagroe • accept the teen's of die said act of Assembly. -mbly. ".•,' .•• ' • •.- 111441117 EL 9110014, CoLtimbia Bank, May 24;113511 -•-•, - Cashier. PIM - MERV z : ate', At HalderniuN Ch r. VenhAtare. WE are now o u7 : enr IlUltD -large purchase of SPRING AND SU , . .• GOODS, which for variety and ebb - as has never been equalled in Columbia. - Onr CI.OIOIIICTa are invited kexamine our SUM MER DRFSS GOODS, which ailtallett new doligus., and owing to their being hatasyted _too late for city sales, we were enabled to pueellise'them at immense bargains. BARECE ROSS-riakyarda_.einds, four flounces) all colors. ' • - • - • LAWN ROBES—beautiful -styles—Ono, Organdy Lawn*. .PRINTED BAREGES—vicb,Sollors and designs. PLAIN COLORS—Bareges, Crape de Paris, Tis sues and Crape Despan , SPRING DRESS SIIXS.—We hie, the largekt as. sortment In Columbia. and:authelowest prices. ALSO,--i.Vhite and Figured-Brilliants, Suconets, Swiss and Book Aluslins, nevrOl, &o=, Ake. Our stock is very complete prices unusually low. MANTILLAS! MANTILI.S4-3Ve. have just re ceived from New York a larger . assortment of the latest Paris styles, Irma 02,00 toll** 00, among which are some very handsome goodie, Parasols, Collars, Sleeve., Handkere Ac.-Iksr".lke,, ingrain variety. Otir customers. are invitalto-,_ call and see our new goods! .TIALDEMAN'S May 31, 1850: , ri Cash Store. -- sal or ronixort. - THE Cheapest Clothing tilineti" Colamiiii. livery variety of READY-MADECIt_VIING, constantly on hand, at the i st prices. Cloth Coats of every pattern, color an ili ty, a little lo ever and better lima can be obtained where. Pants of every description. Vests of g beauty, and in the latest styles. Summer apparel-of ail kinds. at the lowest murk, always on hand. • tee, Shirts, Cravats,' Ac. Also, Hats. Caps, Trunks calla's, and every. thistgof the kind naughty kept Va. ' mplete establish ments,t to allow the selection of a -rate out fits to all wtsoit veire'T.HE CHEAPEST AND 111 ST. BOYS' CLOTH ING of every vithery, constantly on hand. The subscriber invites the ‘ lu s blic to call, satis fied that bargains will he found. ' 70111 MA ECUSE. Front sweet, below Ulack's4lotel. Columbia. May 31. 18.56.17 '' ' NEW, NEWER, NEWEST, AND CHEAP, CHEAPER., .CHEAPEST. TIIST OPENED UM CHEAP STORE, tJ 0,10 Yards Crape de Et•pagneravod goo*, only 23 cents. 2500 yards Organdy and Bat Lisle rheas *LfaVal, 121, 19, 25 cents. 500 " Bettliant4.Tluff,Dlue and Green (very Gee) 506 " White yard wide Drilliesites, 324 emus. 1000 " Plain and Figered Bemires, nil prices. 2000 " and Lierege de Lester. do 500,_ " Plain Chambray Gingham+. -13lue, Green, Pink, &c., &c. 400 Donne t !.awns. all colors. I£oo Dress Silk*, striped, phig and plain. .3500 " American, Englieb arid French Chintr, (Inc good!, 121 cents. 2000 . 4 Apron, Bonnet and Deets Oinghwns. 900 . 4 All wool de Lainc4, all Comm.os 500 nine British and I rellCil Chintzes ; 19, 25, )71 cents. J. • 2000 .• , Blue and ()range Pr :MR 251.0 Blue add While Prints, only coins. 300 ^ New Vork Nli'ls Prints, rust colors, only rents. 1500 L. Second Mourning Prinit.o* and 10). 1900 " Shirting Ponta, new nay es. 1000 - LL Stripe* and cheeks. 1.500 L. Engle Brand Black 811104 real - Taffetna. 2500 " Grattan Blanched Muslin; only 01, (extra good) 1500 L. Boot Mills Muslin, yardwide, only 8 cents. 1500 L. Exeter Mille Muslin. alien quality. 10,ete. 1200 "- Old York Mulls Muellat; opdy 121 - eau moo 'Ll—Unbleaelted 111onlitt. 0, 8110 5 2 1000 New Style Brent. Tritandnge. 3000 " Summer Puntingeifor Alm and a wear, 500 Caseimeren " " j of " 1000 " Kentucky Jeans,' 50 dasenlSilkuntl,MoLu' • Eluldren. 175 ••. "nose for Ladiei , ran and Infant 25 " New etyle Parr . Q 4, 1,f17 Laneaster,Ara ,~~,_- Vrnirits &spitPhim : 4n .or 640 per ten. GROWERS OF GOEI rise Leiria's% American. F .825 per ton. There Las Le from Pennsylvania. Newel Agricultural Societies* ar lion for , the above Ferul successful , use (or the past rjng the cash; or drafts, r Ile promptly , attended to LI Proprietor, No. May 3l, 16.54-tf - DAIRY TRIPLE .PATIINT AMP.IIIIIt PREMIEN CHURNS, of virioue Horse Power Churn. and Fixtures, Butter Worker., 3. varieties, Butter Prints,lke. PASCHALL MORRIS dc CO , Implement and Seed Store, 7th and Market etc., Ala) 3t, 1056. JOSEBE.I6 NEEDLES, oUYI&ik AIR, and HAIR xu: CLOTH SIEVES, Coarse, tuedlurn ;find fine In mesh; largei middle-rise and small is diameter. hie. tonic Cloths or woven Wire, of, the- ben .quolities, various sizes of mesh, from Nos.J to SO inclusive, and from one to fix feet in width.' They are num bered no many spaces ten lineal inch, and cut to suit. The subscriber also keeps sandy on hand car i Dea:Leas. Par Coal,- ad,. Ore, Lime, to Orn, (travel, (haulm Stimae mot.. Salt, Bone, Coffee-, Spice, Dregs, .TiycoSuse, &c. Together with an assortment of aright situ Annenied- Iron Wire. All of the shove sold wholesale. or retail. Ly , J. A. 71 “ 4 64 N. Pooh( SL,libilad'a. 31, 1858 JOtq, M== JAMES B. IFOLII.IN.S, Importer and Wholesai pefeler in Chizut, Glass and Queensware, N 0.346 Market aireet,aliovaTiiiiiii. lamb 'Aide, Philadelphia. > • May 1f350•43m0s ST. LAWMEN(*) 'NOVEL, 288 Cheimei WM. S. CAMPBELL. PROPRIETOR u. W. MULJAN,SaViranictioDirzer. May 17„ 181t.4( , HETONOMIS MOWING-MACHINES AGENTS WANTIO.. 500 EMBER'S Supetiorito)viog Machinea direct from the Manama:tn.; Agnate - who desire to have the sale :Of these for any part of Pa. or adjoining States, will _please make early appllcation'to - PASCHALL Iffo=S.ft CO; Agricultural Warelmated.f3tore, • • June 7;1855.. • etim •erith and... •t, - Cold, Sparkling Soila;Water. • THE undergigned. would. Tapicifidlk hi., x vita all tore who are fond ;If aortal drink, in a hot summer day, to the Golden Nattier Drag Stern, where they will always find the delightful and rer. Noshing cold ',padding Soda WlllaCti.irlisc.h Ls again in full blast, and cannot fail giringswillifitesiostitoail who may favor him with a call. A b4i, coritpriemkthe fol k? lowing lint of Syrups, which his experience in the Drug Store of C. H. Needles. iladelphia, in manufacturing thorn, lie feels hinsee ally competent e please all who may partake of di delicious drink. Such as Strawlierry. Raspberry, Vanilla, SareeParit la, Ordeal, Orange. Pine Apple, Blackberry, Lemon, Sh erhet, Ginger. Cherry. Currant, Nectar. Uspilleire, Mulberry. Rose, Peach, Nock and Sada. Sec. May 10,1836. SA lirL IF/LIM:RT. GEORGE J.4011.11F1E14. F OCUST STitSITE, fiat just couuneoced mau- Lj ufacioring LEMON BEER.. and 'incp.. ecncnntiy on band.• fan asnortineul or SUMMat, DRINKS. Colognbia l ,Aprd 10%1856. TIEBEMEI4II I I I 4I.B I II[OIIr. JAMES D. GRIFFITH, Fastdompible Nag aki and Cap Store, adjoining Herr 's hotel, Peon*AP°. street, Columbia, respectfully Informs hit friends and the citizens of Colombia, that bag air n 66 Seat e 11.72.411.2. fiiiitcszNer. frites.above. Minx a practical bream his wholeal catian ...alba river topleara all who may iavor him with a call, with the cheapest and,most datable ar ticle that can be had for the mum, in the country. Terms cash. All orders promptly executed. • Columbia, April 26, 1856. TELLABLE& are pirtieolarlrialted to see our new arrival of Embriaderiee aid "girths Muslin for Dresses and Basques--A very hurl Irariory of Jae onet, Swiss and au Pasta Ruffling and Irdarsciar—idl very cheap . , for th e warm wee th er...l4thail Quarters for Fzneroidenes, at If. C. F P O! MISSMIITIPS Pecudeth Cash Store. May. 44, 1856- BOXES OLIVE 4 604P,1net - "leedyed and foraalePy -s:alswatitt. Mar 11, 18aaS. -Odd Fellow*, Han. Colamobta. INE ORICIEWS El.W.Mlitle Sastataadvall a i; &ea...mayor 1.64 pocabirfamalf.aad Gaya% .11t. WILLIAMS. • Pram Farega.Calanshia. Pa. • 121 =I AN AT" let ot %%MA LE AND CAR GREASING .OILS, received at the store of rlis übcriber. R. WILLIA.MS. From Street, Cohnisbis, Pa May tO, 1606 COQ i coar.i - . Penn'a Rail Bowl. Height Station. THE undersigned .bas. a:instantly on heed . VILEINIT : OFFICLami::DEPOT 1n•-the 'mew: .IL.•und for rale. .1.: banding: corner or Front - and - say strems,'lseas Baltimore Company and Diamond While Aall,Lurap, the Cotlectorls Office. ` ~ - Egg, Stove. flange, tatidlian Coal — the Lump is equal TiekeeoSee - for Passengers, Bait a n d Wept. at the if not supesior to anything in the country fur smelting , Washimtiall Batch MR IIst..7TUS IL BOKE., , • iron;- , i Mari! 19. 1: 4 :41.tr Preorlit & Ticket Agent. ,, Bcd'Ash, Lutrip, Egg, stove and Nut,mf the best -quality, from the Sbannolait.region; Short Mountain Siove.arad Trevorton Egg Cond— on excellent article for di:mestic summer use; Pine Grove Jump, Egg and Stove Coa I—u superior article far domestic and steam purposes; Plymouth a n d Pittston White and Bed Al,, Lump and Egg :Size Cosi; Broad .Top and Allegheny Bltsuninctits Coal, of the best qualities, for lilackstufthing; The obese general assonment of Coal. consumer. and the public. are invited to cull and examine, and bear the prices. I am prepared to furnish the above by the Boat, Car cri-shigle Ton, at toy Wharf, foot of Canal Basin. Colombia, Lancaster county, Pa. Also, Coal and Iron received and slopped on com mission. S. G. liErsS. Columbia. June 7. 18544 y ic , gati)(lWg3-BzitifihtA H. 41..ROCKA FIELD & CO., NEXT to Xram o ph's Clothing Rom Lust Orange street. Lancaster City. Pa- Dealers. in all the New and Popular 'FAMILY MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, Az.. wholesale and retalli Druggists and Merchants in the county ai.e in- Cited to examine their stock, as it embraces all the Principal articles of prepared and patent medicines in the market, which they are enabled to sell at the manufacturers' wholesale prices. H. A. ROCKAFIELO June 7,1856 dt KETCHUM'S ZOWINGISACHINES. PEE tomplete success of Ketchum's Reaping and Mowing Machines for the last Eve At, years, ha's canacd•a demand for nearly 10,000.—= They are warranted to cut from 10 to 15 acres of grass or grain in a day, as well us it can he cm wilt. a scythe or cradle; price of Mower $ll5, combined machine $135,00. PASCHALL NORMS & CO. and Market stn.. Philadelphia. solc Agents for Pennsylvania, Maryland, Dela ware, and New Jersey. May 31,1056. ja/LOSLEar DIZINTA SE.&T, OR BURNT MILL AT PORT DEPOSIT, CECIL. COUNTY, MARTLAND.—WiII be sold at PUBLIC SALE, nn the premises, on TUESDAY the 24th day of June next, without reserve,, the above property, well known to be one of the most powerful and valuable Wuter• Powers in the United States Located at the terminus of the old Maryland Gana!, and deriving its power from that improvement, under penalty to furnish venter sufficient in the whole to run constantly six pair of six feet (diameter) mall stoner, each by overshot water wheels, of not less than fif teen feet diameter—or by a different intmeasurement (to be applird to any purpose) eleven hundred and forty inciter of water, delivered under a head of three beet one and one-Inalf inches, the head rind tall from the surface of Canal to the termination of the tail race being about twenty-four feet Also, A LOT OK PARCEL. OP GROUND. contain ing 'about ONE AND ON E-QUARTER ACRMS, on which is erected a tenement eighty feet Also, A LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND npon which is erected a large and couninnhouts Tavern stand. l'he above properly will be sold au a whole, mtiu cumbered, in . fee simple—located in the town of Port Deposue, to which point a railroad is now coin i•tructintr, connected with the Philadelphia and Balti more Railroad, and 10 which place there is also navi gation for sail vessels of large droll at all seasons. Terms, which will he rendered Fnii.factory and Made known out the day of sole by the owner. W. T. WA units, GS Exchange Place, Baltimore. • I==ll CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD: . TO SHIPPERS OF LUMBER, FLOUR, GRAIN, &e. MUD Cheater Valley Railroad, which intersects the .1. Columbia a n d Philadelphia Railroad at Downing town, and connects with the Norristown and Philadel phia and Reading Railroad at Bridgeport, presents great inducements to shippers of the above articles, inasmuch as, by these roads, they can enter the, city either at 9th and Green or on Broad Street, while the trip can be. made in a short& period and at less expense. The trains now leave Downingtown at 7 A. Itt, and IT. AI.; leave Philadelphia at 71 4. M., owl 3 P. M. J. L. GOSS I.ER, May 211956.4 h. S •eretnry. .A.CrATIVCIT di. CO.. N 0.19 6 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, re• pectiblly inform- , the citizens of Columbia and vicinity that they have bn store n dull assortment of ' , sand seasonable goods whichthey ure closing '4ILEATLY REDUCED PR/CES,ltrincippily Great Auction Sales in New York, and tar owll i nap:l.lj!) .11C AND Si-LAW L DEPARTXENT. ells Shawls, 5110 black Silk Mantillas. Intilly and French. Lace, do., silk, Barege nd Scarfs. yards DTCIIII Silka,selling at 62, 75, SS and • yard. . Juiced /lateen ; <IOI.P. 6remuline4, (AR 'es, lower. French and liCuglilb Cninta'A. worked Setia,Colinr. and Sleevea.Cumbric dThng, Ladies and Cleatt. Kid Gloves, Lace 'RNING GOODS' DEPARTMENT. non,hazinee. Granadinea,, lineage +, Crape tg, Lupines II 4, Mouielittes ' Timone Cloth, es HII: 'tad 'Potpie Flounced Rollos: r Merchant, and viritora to Philadelphia, lo call and examine our feeling eon- I with the great facilitie, afforded tie we can . inducements., AfiINEW & CO, 196 Cheenut Sweet, below Stlt. Philadelphia, May 17,1850.3tna% ' Spratt's Patent Premium Self-Seal ing an, Fifir 'reserving In a fierfeettf fresh state, all kinds of FRUITS AND VININTA ISLES. .These superior cans were prominently introduced into every section of. the United Slates during the past year, (the salmi having reached several hundred thousand,) and never. in the experience Of a new ow , ticle, was success more complete. to no instance did they full to preserve their contents, where the do. reetiotts which accompany them were observed. Lt the Calls for this season all improvement hue Leen made, whereby the only possible objection. whielt was sometimes urged, to the RUBBER COMING iv MN -7ACTAAFITU TER PRCIT, will lie obviated; mid we can confidently assert that they are, -without doubt, the most PERFECT •ED RELIABLE _ _ • HERMETICALLY SELF-SEALING C.AN hitherto offered to the public. All Love openers's of Sufficient capacity to admit the hirgest sized fruit thnt ran be preserved whale. The Gallon site (love EX TRA LARGE CAPS, nod every Con solit,,AS Wit rrniit ed perfect, and guaranteed to ntinsver fully the pur pose foe which they are recommended; provided they are used strictly according to our printed ilireCtione. Premiums have been awarded wherever the.. Casts have been exhibited, and lllllll••ritlite certifi cates have been and could he obtained /Min those who helve used them. The Mien are—guars. Half Gallons and 61111011 S. Let all who 'teeth to avoid the dinappointmcbt and los. whirls hist year resulted from experiments with the eons cOnntrileted upon principles which Must of neres-sity lend to such re- AU Its, ittlrella.e PRATT's PATENT CA:ts only. which ate for sale, ‘Vholesule and Retail, nt the Manutlicturcee Depot, Masonic Hull, Chestnut StPhiladelphia, by .1 A M LLCOX. 11:7 — A LIBERAL. DISCOUNT to Wholeinle par cliaver,. No Can, are put 0111 en commi,striss„ but the exclusive tate will be given to suurible parties in town, and village., who will give gni:hellcat bubleetty to the ankle to ell 4 lll, large *talcs in their vicinity, we furmiolling Show bill., a old he ilece, , ary circular, for theiribution. Term, invariably mach. ErAlla+ for sale ax altar...the. PATENT ItOTARY KNIFE CLEANER, an fidininslite !wreaton inr final ise+, Ifdrle, he , and WEIGH L"S PATENT SEC TIONAL DED.SPRING. the very hest the kind ever invented, formine a healthful 004 mni.t luxurious BED, and for which agent! are afro waned. Philadelphia, May il, 1.656 -6t. PURE SPRING WATER ICES THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. NO humbug about Ibis, but certainly of supply throughout the sult-crolier is prepared to accommodate all who may twee 0.4 great summer luxury, it any qu y, al the LOW PST RATES. Ile laid is his supply during the winter. when the ice was al lie FEST, sod that Is the kind he is ready to furnuls. Orders kit at his residence Ili 1.41 , 14 , 4 Fliviel,sif personal! sprilieniton to the under signed, will command immediate stern it. 11. M. P. R The sobseriber agrees to eunply the eustnin ers of the person win is now selling an inferior aril eta of lee at a low rate. with lee. gratuitously. for the whole season, provided said taloned lee tails daring the summer. 11. M. W. Columbia, April 19.111 BRVNER &.13ROTn:ESR, Go. r. of Third and Union streets, Columbia Pa., (FM great inducements to persons wish wing good and cheap Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens ware, Ike., !Le. Our stock is now large and complete, and our old friend. and customers, and the public, generally, can lisiva a beautiful assortment in select from. We have mode large addition. of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS to our stock, and shall he con stantly receiving new supplies, which we are enabled to sell at greatly reduced ',nee, TO THE LADIES. Our Dress Goods eonslat in part of Silks of every variety and different qualifies, nit kinds of 011-orool De legs; nll colors all-wool De Lalsieni All.eass Mahal's, Woolen Plaids, Cashmeres, Prints, Chintzes, dee., &e. SHAWLS! Long and Square,Blanket; Cashmere; Thibet; Slack and Colored ialr; together whit eyery variety of Shawl, in the. market. —• ... • WHITE GOODS in great vs rieiy, and at unpreeedemedly law prices. Bleached and Unbleached Muslims; Tickinr, Check; Gingham; Mae and UPl,leached Drilling; White and Colored Flannels; Prints. Curtain Chinises, &c. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Ca..imeresL Sannetts and Vesting; Ken tucky Jeans: 'Velvet Cord:. Cana:lade; peatinticen: glover, Haslet', es.penders, Crust.% Silk racket Handkerchief.: Gingham and Column do ; Mhlrl Cot tarn; Bosom.; Mocks and Ties: al/ cheaper than ev olver. GROCERIES, QUEENSWARF., mid evnrr thing in thri boi.oneon at sor h puree oss I will ',mote satialruon The ...V or FlarsErt s ancrrirEst. Corner of Thord and roam 41:eit, rotmalHa Ps April .1 . , ItiS6 Straw natsofall rinds. MITE subscriber-bat' just reseivelLa _IL did assortment of STKAW HATS• for children, as well no grown persons, whieh win be. vidd' very cheap. at his esiablisluneaa:,Nn. 3...Shreiner's . Noy 31,1E456. TWO RIVER LOTS, nearly opposite. the ‘Vashiu g ton House- ut the borough 011.Cotogotd4 .-0111 e fro g on the SURpiebelifill River 1101 sfeelb and extending in depth IW feet, to the Reel of the Columhist and Philadelphia Railroad, the mbar from ing ott the river SO feet G inches, and-extending in depth same as above. There is a railroad track which eatelids the whole depth of this lot. Them lota are well wharfed. For terms enquire of F. B...RIXTZ, Ila I,TON I ALARCH LOT of Children's Carriages, Gig., Rocking Horse., MeeMarrows, Prrp.•i lers,Nursery Swusgc, &c. GEORGI:. J. SAI April 19, 1..,59. LOCURIMCCL (IRINA and other Fancy Arsietes, too numerous to V mention, for sale by G. J. SiSt ITU, Locust street, between the Bank and Franalin House. Columbia. April ID, ISUL. A. B. KAUFFMAN WILL open, on MONDAY, the - 21 o 1 inst. her Spring Milliners'. en,,,,bning of 3Etcx.23.3eLtsit, Riboaki:acist, French J•lo,ers; oil similes of tirbontls for trimming Dresses. All hinds of MilDuerr Goods for sale nit the lowest print. in street, hove Front [Columbia. April 19.1bn etilt•entter will Fllpray all pentane who may 1 need lee, nt one cent fort pounds or ]DO pound• for twenty rents. The remetto to commence Whey 20, and to terminnic OctoLlor 1 ; 1250 : , Crtrlersore rettitect fully rolierted. JOIVAS DI LONU Colambin.ltray 3. 1..ca1-4m0... • PHILADELPHIA. SEEDS. A Fil6 assortment of Paschall- Morris & Co'r Garden Seeds: also, Flower Seeds in great ea riety. Tire following/1 a hat of the rarest seeds among the culiseriber*4 stock: Prince Albert Peas. Xinglies Dwarf or Tom Thumb Peas, Large Marron fat Peas. Tall S7llglit Pros, Extra Early Pei.... Okra. Stowell's Evergreen Cone, Sugar Com, Radish Beet. Earn Early Blood Beet. LUI11.! Sal mon Radish, Yellow Turnip Rooted Radiate, Wliite Cass LettllCP, Pliiladelplari Cabbage Lettuce, White Curled Endive. Large Sweet Pepper. Green curled Scotch Kale, Pine Ehubarb seed, Early l'urple Egg Plant, Early Sane Turnip, Yellow Aberdeen Tamp, Dale's ',ad.! Turnip, Rye (truss Seed, Green or Blue Grass, Nottingham Wonder Beans. Early Mohawk Deans, White Pole 134,111., Extra Early Valentine Boots,, Early Six. Week Beans, White Kidney Bens, White Ilmitlatrry Bemn. Early Cauliflower, Round Savoy Spinach. Jenny load Cltrol3 Melon, Gherkin eneninber for pickling. Corn Sided, ln'ek. Nloutitain Sprout Water melon. Mountida Swum Watermelon, Early. ox-heart Cabbage, Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage. yny_lo ONCE MORE ON Hia111), With a Large and Superior Astortwoot of 377.4.7.011135, ZEWELTatIir, AND sizvERIVAME. GOLD LEVER WATCHES, Duplex, Wines, nail Quartiertt. at price. in suiteverybode. Al so an entire new stork of CAMEO AND MOSAIC BREASTPINS and Ear•Rittes, of the latest styles. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! of every ft.:set - tonna; together with a thatMalui and out oilier articles, can Imbed at P. STIR LINER'S. lrateh and Jewelry Store. From:Stew, Columbia. Aprils. NEIW STYLES SPICING GOODS! THE subscriber bus just received u rem' large addition in hos stock of HATS AND CAPS, of the very Inlet e.tyles, which will be sold eta tie LOWEST RATES. Ili: new style of fine Hula cannot be saran/med. and hie assortment of Plain a n d Pettey Carat Is my full and .eUttifilele. Alga, the newest Al% lea of STRAW HATS, CAPS &C. Be respectfully Folimta a call. it, he i• conduced no one in wain of anything in his llne,•Amil go alVa ) disappomted. Remember the place, No. 3 Shreiner'. Row.PrOnt Street, Columbia. JACOB BESS. Columbia. April Id.tlSMi. RAIZ ROAD." i - PA SS EN GER TRAINS. rimn. Passenger' Trains on the above .1. Railroad Will run as follows, on mid after rburAduy, the TM of Me y I Mt: MORNING TRAIN. Leave York for Wrightsvi Ile and Columbia at 0 A. 111. . 1 Columbia for I'i:irk add Baltimore at .7.:10 A. M. Arrives in Baltimore at 2 P.M NOON TRAIN. Leave York nt 11 A. M., Grim the arrival of the train from Baltimore. Returning, leave Columbia at 12,15 -P. N., and ‘Vrighaville at 1.10 I'. M., fur York. and litittisnare. arriving is Baltimore at 7 P. \t.,Rios afoot...lg pass. angers from La iteaster and Plint's:labia two comics tione daily to Baltimore. EVENING TRAIN. Leave York for %V & utaltio ea 4 au t• M Letter Colombia for & York 111 7 1...4 There ten mt....eget tram letivek ,York for 11.111 more every moroing at 4,311 A. M., otrrlvolg to HAI, more a; N A M. Tram. olio et:tweet with the train that leaves Phillotleltatta et 561'.9 111. : art ivlttg nCeolottibitt nt 7 P. N. ID 'All Sunday trouts diecontimued. D. F. ititIFTIPII, _ . C 04110631, May el. 1. 0 .50. ;Attie DIMIXT SPRING: GOODS,; - AT .11IcTAGUE 'BRA'S lIRIGINAI and Onc-Prire rash Slam Whale -ale Kiel Retail den ler. its !foreign ast ,l Domm.l it Dry Hood., Ready-Made Clothing. Hot. nod Slow:, 'Pi unka..le.e. I.A 1/1 Ditl.d.4 1:001)s. Black Drag de Ilinne SILK hiller, striped nod plaid Silks; Foulard Silk.; Challie nod snWi amp.. Unfree mod Ti.siles; white nod figured Williams I Awil• nod Prima. CLOTHS ANL) CASS1A111;118 4 French black Cloth., of NY:+loll'i ina.e: gegli.ll blue Cloth. and brown tin.; Preach black Ca..iinere.• ' wiped, plain and .01111 colored Cipicinere..; black Satin, limeade. Silk and %lareono irk V,,..ti a g, SHAWLS AND' MANTILLAS. Ontliniere ,thilxvl.,lllroehe Doi dered Stinwla, (dark nod colored %lanolin. DOMESTIC GOODS. Checks. C Ingham. nod Urn lm ;s, nod a great %/oriels , of I io.irry 'rrimm,,,g. READY-MADE CLOTHI NG. Math Frank 410 1 11. 1 111ec, do ‘l3 1 1-111 r r e do do Mark soil Fancy Can , itnere do ' do t. , !atiiiett do Murk and Fain, Sllllll. Silk 111111 Cnclrmerq Ve-i• BOOTS AND SHOES C ilf, Klp 1.1111 GPM 111 f 11 •01 , 1 Itte.tio Cale, alorocro nod Cloth Ciailer•; Lahr-' Rid and Marotta .11cittiy Lind, a iiirqzlipper.; J. 31110,.. Mark .1111 colored Miner., nod eldittleir• Stine, in all varianie.. Alt our Good. , have beefs carefully elected w Near York and Philadelphia market, for ea.h, and srid br kohl at it sloop 1111 Vlllll, for the .11r110 . —(11.1r motto tieing. gtittl. Salts anti Small Ptsgfes. toed )111 t • lac sllm,• Goody. MeTAI:I7I.: April :le,. r .trreb Wagon Making, Illacksznithing, Ike CIIARLES CHRIST & CO, Dr•pectrally inform the rftiton, 01.1111 c Once and the public gencrolli, aland they have taken the r. infifidonent recently occupied by File. Jahn I). Klieg. ler. ow FiAla .trer), between. Lora.) caned Cit,lo .I,eel, where they are prepared Co corm on the above baciaema la all al.) varam. braarhe• CAR Itl AG 17,5, WAGONS, will be made to order. at thou notice, need oat die onmtt rearoonable term.. Order, for ilowdework. and Irmo Rallibg retpeetfully 4.olseited. 111011$1:42.:110EING exermaed an the moct +approved manner. LOCKSMITIFING 'trip alm merare prompt alien- ciirtitrr & co coombi n, WI y :), 1...Z41.3m Wagon and Coach making. Top. wok. opted continue, the chore trusitte, on Falb Sweet °ear the establishment of Chart, Cho,: & Co.. where he will be ready at all titers to MAKE AND REPAIR WAGONS, Cesehes. &c.. in the best, manner, at the shortest-Me nee, and on the Most reasonable terms. A share of public patronage is rerasetfully solicited. • JAMES STANDLEF. Columbia, May 3. Itatil-iirn NEW AND el/ 1 0=1. - . 11AT opened, at the store of the sabseri -ey her, on the corner of Fifth owl Union streets, Co lumbia. a supply of every article in the line of business, consisting of DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, QUEENSWA RE, GLASSWARE, &C., of every variety and dewclaw°, all of °duet oat be wld very low for rash. The suheeriber wall keep rwitetsatly on howl well *fleeted stock of goods sod be rerpeettulty solicit o %bare of public patronage irrCouutry Produce taken at t he I market price GEORGE TILL,, Co.lllllbill6 February TI I 1 SOAP, Dried Blarkbenierand 1p %./ pie Artier, iuu received (rem Ow esidnirv. S. C. 511,4111311, Mac 31.11.56 Odd Fellow , ' MO!: Colbrid.ta. lI INA LATA LESTRESI We Have rrreivrd of Mese new end beatthfid eemds, m very dr:drably for Ladies' Travelling Dree‘es• 'nay m vista of them max tAr sthmtird et r rONDCU.SMITIT'S Mow OA Vrovler Ceti. t•tcle. roz Juzuziv, Just Received, E. ENTRIKEN, ICE! ICE ICE: It. NV ILLTA:II.S. Front street, Calqrsbin,'en New r ., ••.e.t• - siddenisues Tlieip;criaoo4o4..: . . - rranter , ibeys , :tv i rup=morge.ii!..,,. inhinelngrain; neer Salle: ~ . •iii endltegestapessiell very , superiods testir isteley vrorttly the e on Itir fressiss• keepers:- WeesrittSirerlbeinso suekiprsees is %dale& sere ", • - AL: ,etl,LiTs.Lstssortraent of •rabki . • Ctotia es ke r aria IMr3lern l / 4 - Suit Rods;llcc.ilce-: .1? • Persous.wbe..wanT real biuwabss.4ei.thessire.- ..- in g iteolo,g f pearir ti t -% • • • " inane T 11 4 65., ...CheekpVirail • • - - .44;11.1e.3.13Z01L1k.74).!*:,,•. , e-Aw , 'II2LAZiIIigrOItINSMIONIM4 gibiaga Freight fromi-PihilerieJphislar Pittabltil: stfd Me West, bY gafir,b 6 ,4, :# 1 ,3 4 kPir:771. Nv-E have largely inereised:rcior for carrying freight, arid - iffe-iirski44 to forward goods daily, from theiEast and Wiet, and all the inlssiviediate points. - We Will-transport Iron, FiltheCotHelaster, &c., an 4 1111"aidero• for the samo,on-eom- Mission. We will also deliver any qaantitytof Pittsburg "Coal, and fill orders for Allegheny -Bituminous Coat; from Lemonri "4debt:islet! Mines, at the lowest possible rates. -.- LLOYD & LEMON. AGCSTS. COC/K.lllOl & Bao., 276 Mar_ket,st.., Phdadelphie• J. K. Eassipsix, Columbia. M.l.suou, Canal Basin, Hollidaysburg. Joss A. CANNON, Johnstown. ' •••' T. li. LLOYD, Canal akin, Penn at., Pittpbuyi. Columbia, gareli = ‘7 1 17 - a,x-c,3:a. •InboFa.oco Front Street, 2d door above Locust. - f NEM FENDRICH s 'MOTHERS, regprett4 ly inform the enmirue of Columbia and vicinity. :hal they have esteloli-led a branch of their old and extensively known nallimespe house in this' Owe, whine they wol marmlhettfre and constnntly hove for sale all kind. of Domestic anti Int-tamed TM:farce Cigurs sad Snuff. 'l•hec na , oranc I at - Tobacco - dna Cignrivemlarimes, every variessomidoranii„ll.2 per emit. - Will - besaved Is thelmtcha•erbY giving us u call. es we warrant to *ell at cny prices. Pleura call mid examine. ‘Ylint•. the use Togas mid Wow, Utiles. , it were that sve'eould show Three hundred thhassud cigars, of all kinds. To snit all IaRIQR, 1111 d .11111411 mind.? , Simmer! if by chance yon faiould step this way, Drop bi on Ibis or any other day. SNUI-1' AND ToisAcco we have a large siquir on imittl, . . Of the fir-t chop and medium and of numercnotbrati:doi Our stock I' In rc,e, you'll find it complete, . AI Tan FIVE BROTHICRS' TOBACCO STORE., Trout &wet: Cohsthot, October 93, i 5,74. _ ..-..., CARTER'S. SPANISrItE - : TIOS Celebrated. Vanikunil scientifically preparettirtatithe twit ertielmt of the Almeria Metliett. Item ptieeit on tettiretled reputation for the fhllowittg Bond eireri, PURIFYING THE BLOOD, and tI. elating SCROFULA, SireilLlWS. uLcF:ns t msiORES, 011.1TIPIXTE MITA NEOl.7lt L'ltUr• Ti 'Soled srisin im P r , wlll " use abuse othlereurv. , - • • s st - - s-f.srt REGULATING THE STOMACH -AND BOWELS, thus ii eurss,Liver Disease. ludigestiom, Bilious Come plutons Costiveness,. and Nites. S Lit ENGTIII NG ;THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS,. tilos coo in ille 100 to noutialli ,and itvfortell•Ey VE.GULATINA.:THEiECRETIVEO:RGA..Ni tiow- t oreccatiagtOugl curing and o ,tr pain-v Dicentpa. • • ..... STR ENGT/'H ENING AND Q'OTETING TELE. NERVOUS SYSTEM, iha' allaying Nervous triantion.ami ,curiatt. all d 01 Illadgarygat. It. bt aarivallod in^the cure ct all frinale Vicariates: IVaakstear, Irregularity, °44' IT IS ENTIRELY SAFE IN ALL CASES. Acting in harmony with the rendering viewers of no ture.it never hittres bte envoy. benefits and clues: no thou. :ids of voluntary certificate. from this bed ottihoritic" tenni), Drog one Donor per Lottityor six bottles for Five "Mid by Druggists and Country !Venetian', 'in all the cities and rooming of the United States, Coundu and the 'West Indira, W NI. S.l.lElOlet & CO., ['coolie!ors, 204 Ltroantoroal Now York. SA MI; Agent, Columbia, Pa N:.ivrtnlirr 17. 1.45-Iv. JIDIIN.W. SUIT/HAWS NEW BOOT at.. SEW* STORM,' ri'RONT STREET,'Colonbin, Re.--The uuderrigaed respeetiolly hilorins the pub lic that he ha. jo.t open e d ail. the altore s -Mt, - plorrot Jorge and .pletuttd assortment of Boots mad • , 11no....0111116•111!Z. FRENCH CA L. F-SKI N, MEN'S MOROCCO, 17 I P & OTH ER BOOTS & SHOES, to which he would invite /mention. !loving ma.. hw , e/eciioni in this I.noleh of the Intsiness with earn, nod from the Inrgess wholesale houses In the city of l'hilndelptiln, he feel. confident tent tall who W 111411001; alilefr4 .wlll enll and exstolne his stock Ile l oin titan nIO 00 lend Ilefooifid ncoortment of FINE SHOES FOR -LADIES- AND eiiii.tra cousimfacpf Gai• ter.. Ir•goelt Alorogeo itu.berge, itnamelled Spring, 11,1 Protlige. ler 118111 Cloth Goiters. Medrn Kid Tees . nod 1.1 Het rill Hon ill Inc. At.o oil 10ml- 0( Boys', 1 . 011111 m: nod .11,1 notes? Roe stud snow. of ev , ry Flat, nod de.eription, and it fine. - at....oinnetti ni lied. Gnintitt. •stelf ow , Prison( Glove Top.. Glnllt, ( . ..1( Fl i,l, ittgrPat variety. 'Yee •111...etterr linagn by gingb utieseion salmi/Laurie , to mt•tat it tubule of puetee poi roatap,o Time pubhe are turned to clan stint exalt:nue 1111. . • W. SIIIILIKAN. Colonebto, Aprti 12. 1146 k . * -- LATEST ARRIVAL ( - 11 7 11101 AM) ELEGANT JEWELRY :- Tile outla• r.:rilott ha. ;54 t reertvid frogs New,. Vord rod Philudripittn, th.• mn• I F oPod , WI Of .4 W A TC 11 - al, CLOG RS; AN DJ EW P.1..1tY - whieh he j• Nev.. d to -ell cheaprt 11100 1130 . 7 can hr I ~.k, s , s , :q sslo-r"o•lsldiskowstft. no Is f/TP pno.o 10 *lir,. }trent Isargoillf. sad he rcspretisilly far , • VW ...140 131400110 U 01 raff[lill-er , 10111• stock, athit.t, 001400,4 GUM) AND SILVI 7 .II. WATCHES; Or ver) Lied: oil kiode of 11.011 - 1:14; from $1.50 up • • w 1 n rdp; Illt +e- 11. r sallesaUes. of 110011tiletb tniiiP larref 4,nek of f.t:VER 110 AT CLOCKS; .11RATFILETV:e4O.- .e..ing of Kor Range. ringer Rinon Ltrenit • Pina,"&r .ti landsof Silerr spoooe- flared Soup !Lome 6, Tolp)o and Ten Spewuro. Fork.. tie., whieli ore wiarranied to em nearly eqoal 10 fliieer; (hold and tidnee Pen. nod Tens; (:old I NJw•t SpArloolt+; ingetbkf.- with she freenie.i varied of FANCY AM.TiCIAA:e ever bereie . I=l:Tr.l:Rl.- - -A9so, n .up... f icir A.o4entient of Re' velvere anJ other 1 . 1-Utio. 1414 of Ihr snusiuNetore. Strict attention Will tie ttiltlqt, at ' iser'istafore.tit the repairing of cloche, watches and Inwe gpl'atod an 14 otk will be warranted. A continuance of Cornier patronage. is • renpe.oe-` 4,111 solieited. JUII2 FELIX. Colombia, April 19, 1556 ICE CREAN SALOON. IN . II f REW . t o n . l . rs , ! h . ts meth pared to runtish Ice Cream a et the fer ' e tc rt variet7al is tra=.. , est notief. The new and capnelotta I,uudift. erected. adj inning the old place. has been openao for convenience of visitors, and every effort will be :nada So itepan comfort to those who call She respectfally PO- , • lint , • a share nf piddle f,nteonnoe at her saloon, astiouttnei . the Jefferson House, !•rout street, Colon/14a. • - - May .31.9:-.6. >I flpllE subscriber respectfully hi , , forma his Orients nn4 rha puhlic gene?.' ally that he has shamed the proprietorship • ' of the fArery Swthies, fotroceir kept by Mr:3. Bg. ' • ' wo”ii, and recently by, ildr...lolt Fetlerly. ' lifet .peer folly MI plironage or a who liar tweed 114 y convenience in log line, determined todo Ina hart to accommodate ids customers. as far am may_ths - fa;og - ' big power. ills Vhsrges,thall 1.0 moderate—somhscla go that he 011411 migaired of giving. satisfaction Mathis, p os %%CHI, all tither". 11110SILAS - 0110001: 19.15:14-tf PARASOLS! PARAZOLIII- A S heretofore, our Parasols sarpiuor all: ,Cl_ attire in oddity., Asia* wsd aryl . Thane itooprt. move antulowt Portmottr ono molly exquesititi. All " from VI owls to tgLttu 7 ror poort 000dsomatentbeir• _ tr.c. - rm - nomirnikr`' PrmoieteCoitit core._ Als% 23-404 A EW ARRIVAL or Lk beat Om", Coen. NOI4 nod Pm.. Ayrleg Also rGIVIMOIILua Mi ran Ketcham for %sir cheap. i•T S C SWARTZ. reilorti RAU, Coil...bra NI ay '3l 17:Di3
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