SPRXNG fIOODS---1851.
TTAGER & BROTHERS, baring recently en
.l_l„ forged hod extended their Store Room., can
now offer bruer faellitie4 for a fair examination 01
tneirStock. They have now open a large ashen.
meat of
. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Linea &ail Colton Counierpanex, and
limbassed Piauo Auld Table Covers, Damask
Table Cover Tickiags, Diapers, Di apkina, Blank
&c. hc.. &c.
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND
DRUGGETS,
"razz Papers, Decorations and Borders.
Their stack will be found much more exoiniiive arid
complete than heretofore, eompri•rug a full USiOrt-
Ineut of the Buret outdid... of Velvet and Gilt, ea well
as flamed and unglazed Paper Hauginea.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Have added to their stock of Merchandise. a COlll
Piet! 11161101iMelat of China, Delph and queenswirre,
and are now opening E. 5 Cruteg and Bore...direct from
the Manufacturer• and importers, comprising. they
fwlteve t an assonment equal w nits- ever offered in
this city, all of which will lie old kVholo4orl , or Re
tail, at the lowest prices. CALL .J.VD J- F X4 3I /NE.
January at. ice.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
TILE PASSENGER TRAINS
nN the above road will run os follows, on
aud after NI ARCH 7. 1357:
MORNING TRAINS.
Leave Columbia for York at SA. M and 745 A M.
y.,•• York for Baltimore at 4.10 A. M. and it) A. M..
Arrive In Halin:sore 7 41.1 A /11 and 1
Leaven lialtiniore for York at 3.12 A. IR.: Leave.
York for coluculoist at 11 A. Si., arrives at C.'olunthirt
at 12 Al.
EVENING TRAIN.
Leave. York for Cotutithia at ti 30 1' M.
Arrive. at Columbia at 7.45 Al.
All the above Train. connect M;ill the Paavenver
Train. on the Ithilailelollia and Columbia Railroad
both going and returirinv.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leaven Colombia for York at Ili A 51.
York tor Columbia ut 5 I' M.
L. F. GRIFFIFIL
enlnnibia. 11areh 29 1957. Ascot.
Northern Central Railway Co.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
A PASSENGER TRAIN. will hereafter leave Co
in. iumbia for York and Baltimore. at 810 A. M., ar
rive. in York et 9.10 A. M., and Baltimore at I o'elork
P. M. Leave York for Columba at 5 P. 11., arrive al
Columbia at 0 M.. and mann. at Columbia until
AI.A C. C. ADREGN, Sack.
1) F. Gamer/qr. Agent.
Columbia, Al arch 14,1e57.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THF. partnership heretofore exi.lle between the
underrigned, under the statue and firm of Stauffer
& Keutfinan. in the hog droving 111.1.11.1C,.haz• tilt. day
Lee& .14,402ved 11) mutual Cl/41.F1!1.
11EN It V PT.lr rrEn.
Toutio;
D 20, WIG.
MUCCIII 11,
TECEI GEREAT REMEDY
'DOR White•Wnohing triumphunt. MrThree Thou
`inl Aildstiourl
We have ju•t received. in addition to our pre.ent
large ...weir. 3 000 I'IECEer entirely riew d,igu., plum
• ad dreorau v..
WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, &c.,
Thew gnodr are ml of Amerman Nlnaufacture, from
caw of the finn 1,0111. v. In New York; gm deagrn. ;ire
new, and were gotten up expressly for tamp
yeantiit.,
Purrha•er• con rely on ratline n• handsome and a•
ahem, pup• here, Its any other 1101.1-e out of Philadel
phia. Paper from 6CCII,P to 41,50 per piece.
/00 Pura of (Sold Bordered IVtadossr Shade., 150
Pau• Traurparent Wtodotv Shade•. at priers ;o •utt
the Imes, Also, PulowleB CLlrta.il Fixtures
Phase call and eXaimue our gloe k.
11. C. EON onilsrutru,
People's Cash Blom, Cults:ohm. ?a.
March, 14, 1957.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE
To oar friends and the public generally. Uur first
grand °palling of . :IPRINGI GOODS. from the New
York and Philadelphia markets, watt COMMeDee Wed.
mayday, March: oth.
As we have ao boots describing our good.; we
•taw4 lee very happy to do so per , duully to ult who
will favor as with u call
ILIA large stock of Vre‘li Groreries always on
Lsu IL C. PUP, DER:3IIII'PG.
People's Cush Store, Columbia, Pa.
liTareh 14. 11357.
caamlcatLm!
rrirE undersigned has eonslanily on hand
se tnl for rile.
Clot amore Company and Diamond White lo.h.Lump.
Stove. Runge. mitt Nut Coal—the Lump pt eq11:11
If not supet tor to R 03101113 it the country for genet 'mg
troll;
A•h, Lamp. nee. 'Strove mut Nut. of the best
tguelity. from the Shuinotini region;
Short IWountstin Stave, and Trevorten F.gg Coal—
az excellent article for domestic summer use;
!'one Orovc Lump, Egg and Stove Cnal—a superior
article for dnme•tte and •te•m purpo•rq
Plymouth and Pittston %%Ante and Red Atla, Lump
141.1 Egg Size Coal;
Broad Top and Allegheny B. in iniunit Coal, of the
t.et.t %oolitic*. (or blaek..iiiithine;
The above general useorunent of COAL O0O•UM,.•
laud the public are invited to call and examine. mid
hoar the price•. I um prepared to furnish the above
by the Boat, Cur or •angle Ton. at toy Wharf, root of
Carnal Ba.llll, COinfOlota, Laillenoer Pa.
Al.O, Coal arid Iron received and shipped on coms
tampion. J. G. HESS.
Coltrialtiet. June 7. 1.95 Pi -I y
3. SIIROEVEIIit,
Ladies Boot & Shoe Manufacturer,
No. I. Locust street, Columbia, Pa.
DErePECTFULLY tenders hen oncerc thanks for the
XIII very liberal patronage he has received, and would
wassowace to lua patrons that he has just supplsed hini
self 'soh a large and choice variety of materials. and is
prepared to make up, in addition to his large stock of
reads-made work on hand, Ladies. Misses. mid Chß-
Cocas SIIOF.S, GAITERS. Bums. SLIP-
Pfills,Le.,irt the latest and best styles. He
oOntliltifirlet• 01 the MVOS' so liberally
an:mowed by the public
J 4 mrs SHIIOEDER.
Calunihts.,
Mazeh 15, 1C.56..
MT I 7:M
A Ml•lft h FAIREIrai t'atent Labnr and FucJ Saving
ii - n.hleig snnp!
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY of the AGE!
We have la.. received a hnrt•e lot of the alinve
....lel - irate,' !woo for o along Clothe., Pada. or re
neoviiii; cream. from Carpet.. &e. We feel porkrattly
musfe in recommending Mte article to the public, am we
are well acqualated with the mauulactarer•. and
know they would not upon time public w)iii a
had article. We re.pecifelly aak (or it a !lir trial.
Sold Ly II C. FONL/Eitti:lllTll,
Peopled Cus.kt.:4ore,CO:Ullll.la.
March
JAMES PARK,
QaeP mir ,
MAltif:'flA, PA.,
IFIFIS retained the stone baeiueas at the old
stand. otorly oppo.tte Oberlin'. Couch Foe
lor.3l whe•e he will he pletiotql to meet the public nod
i arc olo;•Oco work an cllllOOl iutl 10 give Cause SW
-I.l..eetnber 6, 1.65(3.
ASEPEMOR lot of Black and trent Teas,
Collet nostl Chuculate,Ju.t ,eriv,rl.l
X. .nlen
nec.2o, /856. Cororr of From aml lintout st.l
ONE HUNDRED DOILARS worth of Porlmon•
Por.e•. Reticule., kc., Just received (root
New Vork, 1 - 11.1.14i1{1"sGoltictx Mortar Uru,7,
rrteer iron; YS ct• to 64,00.
November 1/9, 1 rtr,et.
HUAINY, Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Alm-
Clram Nut-, tik.e Jtl•t reCetVa
Colombia, Dee. O.
TAPS, LAMPS, LAMPS. lost received at
Filbert'. Drug Store, u tiaw ant beautitul lot a
I
...num of all ale.e notions.
November 29, 1456
ANEW lot of Carriage and Bathing Sponge,
by the
Pro4l.trort. Colitinl)l,
EEZNEI3
ASUPEBIOIt article of burning Fluid jug
recelyed astd for *Mb by bl -SU+ YDAM & SON.
AUWE Wei City eared Dried Beef, jolt
reenived al IL WY UAL{ BO Prl.
Calttrobaa, Elet.t.mloer 20, IMO.
AA. A. IEW and fresh lot of 'Spices, just re
ceived at R sI:TD•PI & voles.
-Columbia, Der 20 Iq3B.
TIMNTRY Produce constantly on hand and
IL) tor gal, by 11. V U.lll A. ,ON.
TYE .GRATTI".a ELF.CTRIC 011.. Jo.i receive.L
11 frea6 aripply of Mun popular rrmoay. and for .ale
R WILLIAM..
Trani Street. Columbia. Pa.
MK 10,10.5t1
A ILTRW lot of Wlf ALF: AND CAR GREASING
OILS. received at the "tore of the •nh•enher.
Front Street, Columbia, Pa
Miry 10,1A95.
frITPERIOR article of TOWIC PPIGE BITTERS,
.(1 sortable for Hotel Keeper., for sole by
R. Wit.lelANlft.
•Front tweet. Colombo'.
May 10,1956
FREER STIFERZAL OIL, mirror* on hand. and fo
role by R. WILLIe
May 70.18.56. Front St ft rl. COlumbla. TR.
receive4,FßEti HI CA MPFI K laud for *ale
41 by R. Wr1.1.1 A MS.
May TO, 7E66. From 'St r.et. Cotumb.a, l's.
4 0 s ff igtm of Stork' in the fleld Fellows' Hall Awe
etatiors, are offered for side by the sotistwiher.
J. C. PFAIIILZR.
L:nlombia. Msreb 7. eV-tt
1000 LBS. New City eared Flame +•nl Shoo/ders,
)u•t r+•eeiie.d I,v
Fob 21, IP= 0 SUYDAM If
CONTINUES to occupy the large building
at the corner of Second and Locust streets, and
otters to those desiring comfortable boarding the great
•: conveniences. At WA Saloons and Restaurant
will be found Luxuries of all kinds In season, which
still he -crved up in :he best manner and at the short
est nouce. He respectfully solicits a share of patron
%tn. [poluirit.-in, May 10, toso.
Mount Vernon House, Canal Basin,
Columbia, Pa.
HENRY 3E.MINICH, PROPRIETOR.
szfrrhe ben accommodations unil every attention
;'/VVII to glle.:11 , , who may favor this eetabli•ltment
with their patronage. { A pril 19, Ihs9•tt
E. CORNER of Front and Walnut streets,
,
COLUMBIA. YA.
JOSHUA J. GAULT. PROPRIETOR.
(sucee..or to Lturdwell& liremermiti and Mrs Haines)
The notice is furuished with all Modern Improve
ment., and every iitte»tion oill be given to secure
the comfort of guests. Charge. moderate.
Columbia April 1.2, IS.Wrtf
Great Sale of Embroideries.
500 DOLLARS worth of Embroideries and
Laces. embracing all Olt Ile V! designs Jaconett
and Swiss Collars, and Sleeves—magnificent Embroi
dered Setts.
A full assortment of those ver) fashionable Black Lace
Collars. Jaconett and Swiss kindling and Flouncing.
all great variety, Cheap for Cush. at
H. C FoNDERSMITIPS
People's Cue], Store, Columbia, Pa.
October 19, 1•:X.
S usquehanna Planing Mill,
COLUMBIA, PA.
Tundersigned respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons. and to the public ,tea
erallt•. that they are prepared in furnish all kind- nt
FLOORING, SIDING AND SURFACED
LUMBER.
'0.41. DOM . ., Sash. Shears - v. Blind'. Window and
Door Frames, Moulahnp•, a.e. at the lowest market
prier-.
All orders by mail or otherwise ad.lress,d to the
under-ivied, Coluinbiii, Pa.. shall receive proinri al
ieldinii. DICKINSON &
31.141504 l"
ONCE MORE ON HAND,
With a Large aad Sop.rior Assortment of
WATCHES. JEWELRY, AND
SILVEIEWABIL
OLD LEVER WATCHES, Duplex, Lepines,
G
told go'lnters, nt prices to suit ever! body. A I
an entire new stork of CAMEO AND mosmg.
HREAsTi , iss and Ear-Rtnes, of the Iniest styles.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
of every de-eription; together with a tboo.and and
one other articles, call he had at
P. !MIRED: ER' ix.
Warta and Jiieeiry Store, Front Street, Calm:Va.
Aprils, 1a56.
JOHN W. SHUMA.N , B
NEW BOOT dt, 521032 STORM,
FRONT STREET, Columbia,
undersigned respectfully itelorinstim. pot,-
lie that he hue jo..t opened at the above
place, a large and pp:enollal assortment of Boots and
Stunts. comprising.
FRENCH CALFSKIN, MEN'S MOROCCO,
RIP & OTHER BOOTS & SHOES,
in which hr would lllrlle attention. Having made
his iirlectiosu in Mia branch of the bu.itte.e with
;are, and from Mx. largest wholean!e Ima•rn in the
rely of Philadelphia. he (rein confident mat all who
want good article• will call and examine hi. stank.
lie I n s also n Inrce and beatniful ii.iiornannt of
FINE SHOES FOR LADIES
AND CIIILDIII.N, comi.ling of Patent Foxed Gni
ter., French Morocco Itu.dc ins, Eno:netted Spring
Heel Parodies. Italian Cloth Goners. Madras Kid Tie
and in fact all the lute•• styles now 111 ute.
Also all kinds of Iloy•', Youth.' and A1b...1..' hoots
and SiIOCP of every size and de.cription, and n fine
assortment of Alen'' , Gaiters. such us Patent Glove
Tops, Cloth, Calf-skin, &c , 4,c . in great variety.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to buatnes•,
to merit a share of public patronage. the public ire
invited to cull and examine the goads.
J. W. SLILTMAN.
Columbia. April 12, 19.164 Y
CABINET WARM BOOM.
THE subscriber would inform his friends
A- and the public geuerally,thet he couttnuee to
manufacture, and bos coultotoly for %ale
ALL KINDS OF CABINET WARE,
such ac Secret:l6e., Bureaus. Work.tandA, Dining
land Break flint Table.. Card, Pier and Centre Table.,
French, Field, High and Low Pot dre.,
together with every other article of Cabinet Wore,
which he will sell at the lowe.t pe..ible prices. Bin
workmen are experienced :and cupalitc.iiiid hie ariie
lenare warranted equal ii A/OL-uperiur to any sold in
the place.
API ELEGA.NT
equal to any in the eitlea, can always be found at
hie e.itabliAtinent, in Loeu-t street, below 3.1, null
COFFINS w.II be made. and funeral• ni town or coun
try attended at rbott nottec. lie re.rpect fully 'oltcit•
n share of public patronage, confident that ite can
render cerieralPati.faction.
Colutnlita. April 13,16:36. CASPAR SEIBERT.
TEE subigeriher, thankful foe the patronege
with which he hay been en literally favored,
liege leave to Call ottenizon to bin large and exieunive
ansortment of all the Intent and 171041 improved put.
terns of
Ca' afc and Parlor Storrs, !am
.t received front the ttinnuine.
titeers. Ile would call particuiar -
.
tittetitton to the '' l "
Morning Star Double Oven Cooking Stove,
Ana. the Pron. the two bent Cooking Sloven
in the linton. and for Nitwit he in the exclunave agent
in thin place. Warrimied to ewe entire natinfaction
or no •ale, Ile wauld'renpecubily ask the public to
ex:mime Pin .to • nerore purchasing elsewhere, an
lie IS delefldllled al very low
HENRY PFAU:XL
LOcirq ~ t reet, opPO.lte the n11111(1111 !louse
Pfahler's Superior Blacking.
Fon I'OI,Iz.IIING STuVE,S, CRATES, oto —This
wiiti very hole rubbing, will give a
and preserve Stoves from ro,,t longer
than any other uriiele 111 market.
Pretlared lIIId FOiti, Wholeoate and Retail, by II
PrA IDLER, Loruet ancet, Cetuntbia,
• October 25. 1:336.
Blacksmithing Locksmithing Sic.
WILLIAM ILINTSCU reHicetfally informs
the pult:ic drat lie can at nil times, be found at
the egtablishment of 111:7 , ;111(PFAIILKR. to LOCIP4t
oreet, where he i• prepared to attend to ally work in
the above lute of hubitte,t,
Colombia Nov. 1. I
Balm of Thousand Flowers,
DISCOVEICF.D by 1)r. Fontaine, Paris, ( or beautify
the complexton, curing all the tils•Cilheß of the...l.in,
for Sharing. cleansing the test for the Toilet and the
Nursery, for bathing and manymedieul purpose.; For
sale by 25A 11V.
Golden 'Mortar Dnig Store, Columbia, Pa.
Columbia. March tt..2.
Tad reeeived,an excellent lot o[ Foreign and
.Dom ESTIC CIGARS of every style and flavor.—
Also, a fresh supply of CONfilif:S.s and CAVENDISII
TODACC.O. all of tehirla wlll he sold et the lowest pri
cer. at the Drug & Pret , erlption :more of
.l. If, HALDEMAN,
Jan 31,19564 k :Wolf's Row, Front Strect
_
A FRESH` supply of DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
1.1 . SOAP'S, &c., nod ako Dual,
lilLerenl and Alcohol, at
=
J. fI.IIAIMENT AN'A.
Wulle's Row, Front hireet
innanry 31. 1Q54.
GRIMM' VALILIVZ7Z STORE.
EST RECEIVED, a larger and finer stock
of• Toy. and fancy good. than ever before. My'
friend. and oilier', are invited to call and examine
the clock brine,. pneelm.Mg 'bey will
twee Mtn all unlimited it.wortinent, .iiitable for pre.-
i n per -0,, !every nor and mate. An immenee
io.i.orunent of Torimosinoiee, roel.ert Rook.. he , he.
GEMIDD J. sm ,
Doeust street, between the MAW.. and Franklin House
Columbm, December 13, 11556.
JOHN F. sacra.
HOLESALE and Retail Candy Manufac
turer. returns hi. thanks to hw former patron.
and the public generally. for then' liberality heretofore
extended to him, and would inform Diem that he box
just received front Philndelphia,
a large lot of
Christmas Toys & Fancy Articles.
which he will whole...lle and retail, at the lowest
prices. He hue also on hand a large awonment of
Fruit.. Candle. and Confectionary. Front etrem, two
doors below the W.whingion House, Columbia, Pa.
Dec. 13, 1656.
Fresh Ethereal
ALCOHOL and fine Oil, can always be bad
•1 the lowest pore., at the Golden Alortsr Nog
[Nov. 19. ISM.
COOPER'S iNTI•PAIN TINCTURE. Just re,
eeived one aro.. of this celebrated medicine, and
for sale at the People's Drug Store of
1an.31, IBM, I. H. HALDEMAN,
Late Shtreman's
Eim Family and Super fi ne Flour of the
beat brand, for sale by 11. SUYDAM la SON.
JUST reeeiTeil 1000 lbs. extra double bolted
Buckwheat Meal, at
Der.2o, I alkk H. e.na - ohm &
WINER'S aclebrattr Ilamiay far sale by
H. SUYDAM & SON.
ALAUB lot of Baskrts, Brooms, Baskets,
Hrus &e„ Inr safe by H SUVHANII &
GERHARD BRANDT,
Bellevue House,
STOVES.
SEBASTOPOL CIGARS.
JUST RECEIVED,
Wit=bl=l. SELA.X•M S
2000 TONS Pittsburg Gas Coal, 400 tons
Balt. Company White Ash Lump Coal.—
Apply to B. F. A PPOLD h co
Nos. 1, 2 k b, Canal Basin.
Columbia, January 31, 1e..57.
• A Ma
DEMOCRACY OF AMERICA, by De Tacque
ville.
The Old Viearies.
Flay Day Book, by Fanny Fern
Women of Israel.
Rills from the Fountain of Life.
Adventures of a Roving Diplomat, by Henry Wy
kutT.
Elements of Moral Science.
Molinel of the Arte.
Raising the Veil.
Mormon Wives, a narrative of t".,ete.
All the above books at the News Depot of
SAYLOR & bIeDONALD.
Columbia, Jan. 17,1157.
i i- ;~
THE FASTEST TIDM ON RECORD:
THE FLORA TEMPLE Livery Stable, for
:belly occupied by J. D. Edwards, has been pur
chased by Thou - tax Groom, and although not nt the
"earnest ,solicitation of ream• crlend.,- but because
the public desire the coat inutztiou "ot u fir.". clans (A
No. 1.) Livery Stable in Columbia, prompt and re
liable "—be ha 4 determined to make those iu want
of HORSES AND VEHICLES realize that
---"The bob tail nag
In better than the gray?'
THE STOCK OF HORSES
of a character to boast DI: possessing as ti doe'
every variety to suit the bold wooden equestrian, the
sed.tte married woman, the timid young man, or
•slow coach" old one, as well as those •`fast" people
relic like horse• that cats gn—••soate, on n plunk road."
If auy one desires a safe and reliable horse to take
his stonily out with, he can be accommodated• if on
the contrary be wants to get over space in :he Flora
Temple style, let him cull at my stable.
1 have every variety of vehicles and am making
additions to my Stock constantly. From the light
trolling sulky and wagon. up to the heavy tinnily car
riage and burouche, 1 cannot be beat outside of
airy where.
111 v TERNTS will be low as the lowest, and my
Teams better than the hest.
••The entrance to the ',table" can be lind from every
point of the compaae, by coming into Walnut .treel.
met above Front on the north Side. I re.pretlully
eopen u continuance of public patronage, confident
tout I wit render full satisfaction.
JAS. S. MchTAHON. Agent
Colombia. December 120, 1556.
TICE OLD FLAG,
UNFURLED TO THE BREEZE.
FALL CAMPAIGN! New Fall and Winter
READY-AIADE ciArrilisa nt AleTrigue &
Itro Clothiag Emporoon. corn-line In tom of Cloth
nod Braver Over Cont., ItutTaln nod Double Dre.•
Coats, Cloth Frock nod Dre.. Coal., Cloth lto.the.a
Cont., Czootsap•re Bu-ior.. Frock Cont•, Murk and
Fancy Cns.oncre Pouts. Bluek nod Falvey 'Stinnett
Paulo. Mark and Fancy Swot Vets, Plush and Ca-11.
mete
BOOTS AND SHOES
8000
Feties homemwde ma nufn dure from. OW Berla
Men's Cull: Sewed. PI-gored Boots. WWI. Grained
and Kip Boni., Iloy's nod 'Youth'. Grinned nod Kip
Boots. Alen'. Calf slid Kip Alonroe., Ludic. Kid and
Morocco Hoot.. ladie• Kid Jenny Lind MIA in., La
dies Colored nod Clack Gaiter., Children'. Shoes in
all variety. 1010•Iiier with Trunk•, Carpet INgx. ling.
awl Cup•, 111 ail voriciie., at low figure... FOIL CASII.
MeTAGUK & BRO.
P S.—MERC RANT TAILORING DONE IN' TEE
BEST STYL E.
Colninhin. Oriolier 4,1856,
Commonwealth Insurance Co.,
UNION BUILDINGS, Third street, Harrisburg,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $200,000.
In.ure ltnilihugx nod other Property torn u,•t !o•c Cr
damage by tire. Alen. against perils of the Sea,
hunt Nun 1.411.11011 11.11.11 Trunaportution.
DIRECVMS:—Semon Cameron, Geo M. Latartar'l
William Dock, Eh Shafer, Jettnee Fox. (ro. Bergner,
Pnrke„ Wm. U. Kepner, A. ft. t Vat rford, W.
F. Murruy, F. K. Boon, John B. Berry hill. Wtn. F.
Pucker.
•
OFFICER..—SINION CAMERON'. Pre.illenl,
BENJ. PARKS, Vice Pre.ii.letit. S. S. CARRIER.
:Ferrel:ire
FRY. Agent, Columbia, Pa
Augu4t
Those Awful and Terrific Accidents,
IVRY happening, from the careless hand
l" Lang of burning Claud, coat forever be stopped by
;be o•e of
Newell's Patent Safety Lamp & Feeder.
Tie lamp cannot explo . de from overturning while
lighted, n coonol explode by filling it while lighted, it
emmot explode from overflowing white lighted, n can
not explode from kno wnend.e, ltelionol explode
when ftllutq tithe fluid token fire. . .
%VW, tbn I np omit feeder w conjunetinn, the most
explosive compounds tray be used. w•itlt no greater
danger than imerin or turd nil Thin lamp is the
cttr.,pe•t. hest and safest ever olTered to the public.
For •ulv, wholesale and remit. by
SANII..EL FILBERT.
Druggist, Croat et., Columbia, Pa.
January 17,1857.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
THE anbscriber, corner of Fifth and Union
'
streets, 1,1:III sell at private sale, at nett cost prices,
the following styles of goods:
Calicoes, Ginghains. Densities, Alpacas, Cloths, Cas
simeres, Cossinets, Sommer Goode in all kinds. Testings.
Flannels, Muslim.. Drillings. mid a great variety of all
kinds, in the way of Dry Goods; Also, a large assort
ment of hoots mai Shoes of all sizes.
The andel-stetted. intendmg to confine his attention to
the GIi.OOERY BUSINESS, hereafter, oilers his stock
uf Dry Goods to Ins friemlA and the pulthe. without profit.
All are requested to cull and get DAR.GAINS. Grocer
ies may be obtained no usual, at the sante place. Be
respectiully solicits a share of public patronage.
GEORGE TILLE,
Corner of Fifth and Union Streets.
Columbia, July 5,1 'esk.tf
THE PEOPLE'S
DRUG & PRESCRIPTION STORE.
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
MEDICIA ES,
PERFUMERY,
SOAPS AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
r rlIC undersigned having pnrchased the stock
and 11XIll(C6 from W. J. Shin:mum would respect
fully anitOnnee to his friends and the piddle generally
that he has refitted the stand. and rmeis eil the stock,
and .111 al all times be ready and It:1pp) to bupply the
wants of the community.
lit Inv stock will always he found a fresh supply
of LIRCOS. CHEMICALSPAINTS. OILS. VAR
PERFENIERY, ' PINE TOILET SOAPS,
and Fancy Articles. impossible here to manner:lle. and
all will lie sold at moderate prices, ur an low as can be
bought elsewhere. The Indies arc part... Male invited
to exantine 111,5 fresh supply of Extracts. All orders
correctly answered, and Preseriptamscure
fully compounded.
The subscriber hope. by strict attention to IniSine..
to merit a share of the priblic patronage.
J. li. HALDEMAN,
N 0.3 Wolf s Row, Front Street.
Columbia, inn. 31-tf.
STOVES! STOVES!!
EIAyING
Rove b rut wit d h , so g m l ue l h . t surees.s i e in u t d he
vigned gready increaved hie facilities for curry
ing it on in the future. He hu.i. nnw on hand it Freat
variety of new patternv i atnong which will be bound
the following:
Royal Cook, Globe improved, Crystal.
Emory Forrester, tVm Penn, Sc,,, Rine,
51orume Sow, NVelcomc, [sire, Girard,
Parlor Cook, Nine Plow. all Astor.
in (am every variety of Stoves stumble for flar•Fiorons.
Storer. Shops, Parlors. Cummber, he , for both wood
and cool. all of which we'll tie sold rl price, that
evn
nn: tail nt giving entire satisfaction.
111 RAM WILSON,
Stove Store in Second street, opposite Lutheran
Church.
Columbia, E..ept.20,1955.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CONSTANTLY on band a large algortment
of rill kiwis of Tin and Street Iron Vs ore. or my
own monufneture.m..ed by Housekeepers and othera,
which will be sold at very low pewee.
HIHAFI WILSON.
Tin gtore, corner of INOCUeIt and Second streets
Columbia, tiept. Ytl, 1V45.
Gas Fitting, House itoofing,Sponting,
Plumbing, Bell Banging, and everything con
nected wnh the baanne.s, will be promptly attend
ed to by the aahaeriber, on the moat reasonable terms.
All work warranted.
IMAM WILSON,
corner of Second and Loc mit streets
Columbia, Sept.2o, 185.5.
31113MOVAL.
Shaving and Nair-Dressing Saloon.
.1
undmigned having mord to Vomit
ton's Row, opposite the Washington Hotel, in
vites attention to his Saloon, where all person.. can
receive ACLIRAN •111:1 EAST ,and have their haw
eat and dressed in the most fashionable and en
tplicite manner. Therein something soothing in a
good aye: if any are disposed to doubt it.let them
try me, and I wall fully demonstrate the fart.
WILLIAM CLEGGETT.
Colombia. April 6.113.56-tf
LXM ron MAIM.
'LIVE subscriber takes this method to inform
the public, that he in prepared to Wm.!' the
BEST QUALITY OF LIME,
in.muaniuties moult purchasers. at the shortest notice.
This Lime is particular) y adapted for platmering and
white-washing. It will be delivered if desired.
JOHN ELWIN,
February 24.18.55-0 Wrightsville. York roomy.
Fish Globes.
TUST Reeeived, a lot of Fish Globes, of all
4 siresand prices, at
J. H. HALDEMAN'S.
Front it., columtua
Jesi.3l-if
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
ALARGE and well selected assortment of Agricul
tural and Horticultural Implements ' embracing
everything needed by the Farmer or Gardener.—
Plows of great variety and of different sizes, being
the largest and best assortment ever offered it] phi!.
adelpbia. Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Lime
Spreaders, acc., he., Be.
PASCHALL. MORRIS & CO..
N. E. cor. 7th and Market streets, Phil'a.
March 7,1E47.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
A LARGE assortment of new and
_genuine Flower,
!I Field and Garden Seeds, in every• variety, at
wholesale and retail. embracing all the new and de
sirable kinds, carefully put up in papers for the re
tail trade, or supplied in bulk. Chinese Sugar Cane
seed,Japan Peas; Orange, Waier Melon. &e., &c....
Aliso,a choice assortment of fine Flower Seeds-20
varieties in fancy boxes, for 81,00. Clean Clover.
Timothy, Orchard Grass, Rye Gross, Herd Grass,
fine Lawn 011.155 Seed, ?sc.
PASCHALL, MORRIS Er. CO.,
Agricultural Implement and Seed Store, N. E. coy.
7th and Market streets, Philadelphia.
March 7,1857.
P.TAATFORNZ SCAXrES
OF every description, suitable for railroads,
&.• for weighing buy, coal, ore and merchandise
generally. Pureha•ers run no risk, every scsilei•
guaranteed correct, snd if, alter trial .//01 found sults
lactoryy can be returned without charge.
117 - actory at the old stand, established for more
than twenty . years, corner of Ninth and Melon streets.
Philadelphia. A. 800 IT & CO.,
Euccesnrrs to Ellicott & Abbott.
March 7,185741 m
S. WARD,
AIiANITACTURERand Dealer in STRAW
GOOD S , No'. 77 and 79 North Second
street, Philadelphia.
We are now receiving our Spring ntocle. winch
will comprise a large and devirable awortment Mall
kinds of STRAW AND LACE BONNETS.
Our stock of FLOWERS will be unusually large
thin seamen, and we would invite your epeeistl atteit
lion to that department. Pleare call and examine
them before matting your purchases. Yours. reopecb
H. WAND,
Nos 77 and 79 North Second Street.
Philadelphia, March 7,18.57-2 in
FARMERS
F this neighborhood, can I , upie,y then:ire:vet tor
O
their SPRING CROPS. with
iieniania Pure Bone Dom,
Super Phoimtiute of Lime. at IMO per eon,
Nitrogeolcd Phozplinie of Lime, at $.50
i` American Fertilizer, in $25 per ton.
These Fertilizers are composed of reliable Chemi
cal elements, abounding in Pot Ash. &c.; they have
reeetved the Diplomas of Four States, viz: New
Jersey. New York. Pennsylvania and Delaware.—
Also. for sale GUANO, all kinds, POUDgErrE. &c.
Country Produce received in payment for the above,
tit market fair,. or Drafts on good house•, or Coen
registered with orders. promptly attended to.
GEO. A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
.'Nete Fire Proof Store," No. 19 South Front
Street, PHILADELPHIA CITY, PA.
Mart h 7, 1357.4at0..
8000
PER.VVIAIoir GUANO.
XPELIIENCK bas taught the Farmer that the only
E •
rentable Frrulszer is the
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
The entiseriber, •ole agent in Philadelphia for the
stile of ii. hits now• on hand a large 'lock of PURE
PERUVIAN GUANO, which lie will sell at the low
est cu•h price, in lot. to suit either dealer. or itifilllCTS.
S. J. CHRISTIAN,
Sole Agent for Philadelphia, No. 4d North Wharves,
and 97 North Water street.
March 7, 1N57-:)m
Guano, Super-Phosphate of Lime, &c.
THE underhogued would I titate the intention ornam
ent and dealer. ho their htupetior aistiortment of fer
tilizer., eititat•thait of Trctich'., ctoMble Vliothplintet,
combination of rho , plate of Lime wall to of
Soda and Magnesia mixed with rcruvautiGu
alio.
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO.
Chilion Canna, no excelle.lll article for mixing with
Privy , firing sit this way bet ter thau the latter, and
at a niuch lower price,
COLUM SIAN GUANO,
Imported by the Philadelphia Guano Company. This
Guano contain]; more plionplintes than any ocher Gu
uno. and has the advantage of being in a fine powder.
Mapes' Super.phosphote of Lime. Thin celebrived
article is the puree and inoxt uniform of the kind.
Poudrette, Lund Planter.
eulphurie Arid, Nitrate of Sudu,
Potash. Ate.
AN the shove articles tire selected with win) re
gard to their purdy and genuineness, and we feel
confident albeit giving •ati•laeuon.
DIXON & ELIONTON,
N 0.22, South 'Wharves, third store above Chesnut
•t• cci. Philadelphia.
March 7,1.857.3 m
Farmers' Depot & Plaster Mills,
AT the junetiou of York avenue, Crown
and Callowlan street‘, Philadelphia. We oQ•r
a Lip. .lock (A - Chemical :111inuree and Peril!arra at
low prices, and warranted to be genuine; among which
will he found:
1.000 ton. No I,Covernment Peruvian Guano:
1.000 ton. De Duren No.l Super-Plionplotte of Lime.
The above standard articles are, each of their kind,
the heat in the world! Our Laud Planter, trianotite.
lured from 'selected Acme. is celebrated thrcoishout
the Union for its purity and strength.
We invite order. tor:
De Burg , : No.l Super-Phonphnte of Lime.
No.l Government Perucialt Guano.
Frettelenlmproved Stipersetionphate of Lame.
French'. Philadelphia Pond rene.
No 1 Phosphatic Guano, (!'Lila. Co'..)
Mexican Gomm. (A)
Extra 1.111111 fluster. Ordinary Land Planter.
Chemical Hone. Pure Bone Duni.
Fish Guano. Ground Charcoal.
11000 tilde. Land Planter.
5 000 " Casting Plaster.
10.0011 " 11)draulic Cement.
3.000 " True Roman Cement.
1,0110 " Portland (English) Cement.
ALSO,
Dentist,' Planter. Powdld Anthracite coal. 0111 n
Stereotype Pia-ter, Powird bituminous coal. I
GI., makers , plaster. Ground brown stone.(in bids.)
(40111311 Soup Stolle. White Sand, (in 1i1t)..)
Ground WIIIIP marble. Ground Melts, for Painters.
Ground Blue Nitride Powdered llone Black.
FRF.NCH. RICIIA RIDS k.t'O..
Steam Mills and Farmer.' Uepni. :it ammion of York
Avenue, Crow), mid Callowhill streets, Philadelphia.
March 7. 1v57-lin
JAMES M. ISOLLEVS,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
China, Glass and Qu.eensware,
No. Me Mucket street, abovo Tenth, south side,
Plialudelphia
=I
books Prom the Trade sales.
MURRAY, YOUNG & CO., are just receiving
a Mote and select supply of Boul.suad Station
ery from the New York and Philadelphia Tr/fi-Sales.
This addition to their already large clock will make
it the largest stock whirh ling ever tome to banens.
ter. Moving bought our .tork nt the lowest possible
rate. We tent sati-fied that we can meet the counts of
the public in every revrel, and al Ike lowest irrires.
We ore community ill receipt of the new Tahlieu.
dons, n. issued. We also have, iii the Ceitire Square
brinielt or News Depot, all tire popular new emmers
and magazines for sale. Subscription, will lie taken
for ally of them at the various puldisherid published
rules. Look to your interest and see whether you
would not save money by encouraging the Cheap
Book Store. MURRAY YOLINIG & CO.,
Nov. I. iszc-tr, Lancaster City.
Ladles' Br. Gentlemen's Restaurant
and Ice Cream Saloon.
NUBS. BEITER Inform& her friends and the
puultc generally. that in connection with her
(heretofore well patronized) Ice Cream Saloon, she
has commenced 'seeping a refectory where
OYSTERS £N ALL 1=13)15
Or REMILELSIIIVEZINTS
may be obtained In the beat style, and et the shortest
mitre. A, her Herommodollone& are Very superior,
she confidently relies upon a lateral share of public
patronage. Every effort will ha mode to afford her
guests suii•factiort.
nEITER , s RESTAURANT AND SALOON,
Fiona. between Locust and Untonstreets, Columhia.
Nor t, 18:16-tG
GREAT BARGAINS.
undersigned are now receiving and
will hr opentrig during the next week, at their
store in Locust street, opposite the Cotutultia Rank.a
new and terra assortment of Goode &unable for the
season. consisting in part of
DRY GOODS. such as Cloths, Cassimcres, Yes!.
ings, Black and Fancy Silks, together with a great
-variety of I..ADIRS DREA4 if:0011:4.;
IJOUSEFURISOSHING GOODS.vueh as Sheeting.,
&Imams. Ticking.. Check., Oil Cloths, Blind., &c.
GROCERIFP4 of every dmicriptioo—fresh and of
the best guanaco;
Together with a general asoortmegi or Qtreenftware
Glassware, Carpet., Blinds, Looking Glasses, Drug
gets, Matting,. Rug..
WAL PAPERS,
In fact everything kept in a srell-reguiated store.
Call and we our assortment. an we feel minified
That none will go away dmappoinied, its we
SELL EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASEd
and are thereby enabled !ascii goo:W..110e very LOW-
PlaT ru. EIR ;FRY In HARMAN.
Colum'• la, April IR : Md.
SCRAP IRON.
TA -E .A. Xa .M" FL SS,
GERMAN JEWS and other., are hereby notified that
much of this article is STOLEN from the different
iron works in this vicinity; and thin .1101iCe is given that
they may not hereafter excuse themselves on the
/7Mthat they were not aware of being RECEITT:RN
OLEN GOODS, as if they are sclisorred, they wilt
receive full penalty as well as bone tof the law.
K Haldeman & Co; Eagle, Beaver Co: IBusselman
& %Tante A. A. J. Wrteht; Grubb A Brooke; smith &
Bruner; Kauffman, Shaeffer A Co.; Eckert a Myers.
June tl, 1806.
WEIKEL'S Instantaneous Pratt or Baking
Powder, for bale by 1.1.... 4 1;r05m & SON.
FRONT ST. WIRE MANUFACTORY.
WATSON, COX & CO.
RIDDLF., SCREEN AND WIRE CLOTH
la MANUFACTURERS, No. 46 North Front-street,
corner of Coomb's Alley between Market and Mul
berry (Arch) streets, Philadelphia.
Manufacture of superior quality, Brass and Iron
Wire Sieves of all kinds - Drama and Copper Wire
Cloth for Paper Makers, ice. Cylinders sad Dandy
Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers, Sieves
!or Brass and Iron Founders. Screen Wire, Window
Wife, Soths, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand
Screens, Ac. Fancy Wire Work, of every descrip
tion.
Philadelphia, March 7, l&i"7-3nt
PREMIUM IMPROVED
•
super-Phosphate of Lime.
9 1 1113 only silver medal yet awarded by Ag
rigcultural Societies, was given to this superior
article, at the lust Pennsylvania State Fair,
at Harris
burg, as a fertilizer of the best quality for wheat,
corn, oats, grass aad potatoes, raising heavy crops,
and greatly improving the soil. The subscriber re
spectfully informs farmers and dealers that he is pre
pared to supply the Spring demand wadi this superior
at .1 well mined article.
AGENTS WANTED.—A liberal discount allowed.
Also, No. 1, Peruvian and Mexican Guano.
Poudrette and Land Plaster, Oils, Candles, Soap, Ate.,
of the best quality, at lowest market rates.
/NO. L. POMEROY,
9& 70 South Wharves, below Market et Palls.
I:2FFarmers can load on two private alleys, and
avoid the crowded wharf.
Marsh 7,1507-3 m
M. AVISE'S
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE,
NO. 72 North Second Street, opposite the
hlount Vernon House, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever %Vetches. full jewelled, ri K. cases *92;
Silver Lever do., d0.,819; Silver Lrpine do., 89; Qoar
tier, 85, lo 87; Gold Spectacles, 84,59 to 810; Silver
do , 81,5'0; Silver Table Spoons, per sett, 814 to 819;
D
Silver esert do., do., 89 to 811; Silver Tea do., do.,
*4.75 to szak Gold Pens and Gold Case], 83,23 to
9.5; Gold Pena and Silver do , 81; together with ova
riety of fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb, Guard and Fob
Chains. All Goods warranted to be as represented.
%Vetches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
Afro, Masonic Marks, Pins, Ac., made to order.
Pi. 6 —All orders vent by mail or otherWlite. will
be punctually tittentttrd to.
September 27, 1956-1 y
ST. LAWRENCE ixoTzz,
288 Chesuut street, Philadelphia.
WM. S. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR
U. W. MULLIN, SUPERINTENDENT.
May 17. 1854.11*
Dien's and Boys' Clothing.
EVERYBODY should embrace this opportu
nity to buy Clothing rot Min and Boys, at
GEORGE CULINPS
Cheap Clothing Establishment, S. E. corner ATmeicrr
and SECOND arenas, PHILADELPHIA, embracing
a choice or the beat, most desirable and Fashionable
Dress and Frock Coats, Habit Cloth do., Linen Drill
ing do.,Tweeds,&c., &c., with a gresavariety of
BOYS' CLOTHING,
consisting of Sack Coat., Polka Jackets, Monkey
Jackets, Vests and Round Jackets, made of Tweed,
Linen Drilling, Cloth. Alpaca, Kerseyrnere, Doeskin,
he., See. FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of Shirts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs. &c., all
of which are offered at the Lowest possible Cosh Prcer,
and as Cheap as any other Clothing Store in the
Union.
t r. Parent/4 who de.i re Boys' Clothing are earnest!
intittel to examine the stock.
ErCountry Storekeepers can bn accommodated a
very low rates. GEORGE CULIN.
S. E. corner of Market and Second streets.
Philadelphia, April 26. 15.56-lf
Country Merchants and Physicians,
DESIROUS of buying pure and cheap Drugs,
Paints, Oils, IN ruish, Glass. Putty, Dye Woods,
ctn., will find it to their interest to purchase et the
%Vholesale Drug Warehouse, S. W. corner Fourth
and Vine streets, where a full supply is kept con
stantly on band, and sold at the very lowest club
prices.
SAVIDGE & MAYO, Drugris
SouthAVe.l corner Fourth end Vine its, Yhol'a
N. 11.—Parlieillar atientioti paid to physicians'
orders. selecting the para.! drug.. and not ;a• most
do) taking advantage on lICCOVAI of unacquaialunee
with their value, but invariably selling at lowest
vash prices.
May lii, 1856 I y S. .tic M.
STAUFFER CHARLEY.
CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELRY
I , TUOLESALE. AND RE
TAIL. at le “PHILA
DELPHIA WATCH AMU JEW- .
ELEY arl'ORF.," No. 90
.Nortb Second street, corner
of Quarry. Phi Pa.
Gold Lever Watches, lull•jeweled,lB car
cam, $29 00
Gold Lewitt; IS caret easels, 24 00
Silver Lepone, full-jeweled, 12 00
Silver Lepine. jewels, 9 00
Superior Quariters, 2 00
Gold Specuteles, 7 00
Vine Silver do. 1 50
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies , Gold Pencils, 1 00
Silver Tea Spoons, net. 5 (10
Gold Pens, with Petted and Silver (folder, 100
Gold Finger Ring', an eta, to *9O; Watch C;1111 , Pe!,
plain 12& el+, patent ltl, lnnet 2 1 ; other orticle, in
proportion. All Goode warm:aril to be what they
are cold for.
On hand some Gold and si:vor Levers and Lepines
still lower than the above prices.
wrAurrEn.
Philadelphia, September 27, IdsCt—/y
FAIIIIMEILS, ATTENTION!
GROWERS of Grass and 'rebate°, use lei
asu's Super Phosphate of Lime. $250 per LW
or $4O rwr lon.
GROWERS OF CORN AND POTATOES,
Use Leinauls American Fertilizer, 163,50 per hid., or
993 prr ton. There ha• been rrceived three diplomas
from Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey State
Agricultural Societies, and Crystal Palace Associa
tion for the above Fertilizers. which have been in
succe•sful use for the past five years. Orders curio
tlg the cash, or drape, mailed and registered, will
lie promptly attended to by 6' A. I.EINAF,
Proprietor, No. 19 South Front at., Phila.
May 31, l'rsib-tf
PRANIELIZIr
FIBS rrtsmummr) colvirmar OF
PIIILADELPUIA.
STATEN NT of the Assets of the Company on
J..tuury 1, ItlbG. .
Published in conformity with the provision of the
sixth bection of the Act of Assetnbly, of Aprildth,lB42.
MORTG AG ES.
Befog first mortgages on real estate, in the
City and County of Philadelphia, except
E 30,950 in Montgomery, Bucks, Schuylkill
and Allegheny counties. Pennrvivuua, 51,456,973 30
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriffs' sales, under MOTI
- clsuns, vie:
Eight houses and lot. 70 by 150 feet, on the
South-west corner of Chestnut and Seven
teenth street.,
A house and lot, 27 by 71 feet. on North side
of spruce street, West of Eleventh street,
A house and lot, 21.7 by 100 feet. on West
side of Penn Square, South of High street,V
Two hence, and loin, each 18 by tau feet, on .7
South side of Spruce street,near Sixteenth?,
street,
Five houses and lots. each 17.9 by 90 feet
Nos, 09, 161, 168, 165 and 107 Drlwyn st.,:
Three bonne' and lot, 49 by 04 feet, on East
side of Seventeenth street, south of Pine stir:
A lot of ground. 17 by 57 feet, on the North- At cost,
east corner of Twentythecond and :Weer .2 2,4 "
streets.
Hotel and 1°1,50 by 81 feet. en the Southeast M
corner of Chestnut and Heaeh sweets. 48
Five houses and lot, 42 by SO feet, on then
Nonh aide of George street, West of Ash- I
ton street.
Seven houses and 101,20 by 117 feet, on the'
East side of Beach street, south of Chest
nut street,
A house and lot, 18 by AO feet, No. 96 Fitz
water street, East of Nutth street,
A ground rent of tom. issuing out of slotl3-4
by 40 feet, on North Pie* or Otter street,
40 feet West of Lewd street,
LOANS.
Temporary Loans, on Stocks as Collateral
Security, 107,902 93
STOCKS
$lO,OOO Mum House Loan,s per cent. Hatt.
on.)
200 Share. Bank of Kentucky., ■
17 " Northern Sank of Kentucky, ;:r
Inn •' Union Bank of Tennessee,
13 4 . Insurance Company of the Staley
of Pennsylvania,
260 " Southwark Railroad Company,' C
37 •' Commercial and Railroad 8ank, ,,.., "4`"""'
Vicksburg, as
wo a Pennsylvania Railroad Co., ~,,.
91 Franklin Fare Insurance Co.,
2 Mercantile Library Company, v.
24 44 Union Canal Company,
10 " Schuylkill Railroad Company,
Notes and Bills receivable, 5.40400
Unsettled Policies, 713 50
Merchandise. 163 54
Cash on hand, 35,546 49
Cash iu bands of Agents, 9,54452
LOSSES BY ?IRE. ----"--
Loaves paid derma the year 1936 42310144 40
By eviler of the Heard,
CHARLES N. RANCEEE • PH 14 1 . 4411 1 .
Attest CA/Limes C. thwarts. Secretary.
THOS. LLOYD. Agent, Colombia.
February 9,18.16-1 y
GARDEN ENGINES.
tIIIIROWING a stream of water 60 to 60 led.
Can Iron Lill, and Force Pumps, Barn Dear
o ter*, Turnip Drills, improved Wheat Drills, with
Oats and GM.. Seeder attached; Plows of various
patients and sizes; Square and Expanding Harrows,
Gore's Patent Premiums Butter Worker—a new article
last received. Also, other articles for the lane and
garden, in their proper season.
PA SCIIIA LI., MORMS & CO.,
implement and Seed Store, :th and Market, Phita,
Jul) 19,1°36.
IFITRWITIIRV.
of every description from the
highast to the lowest order, warranted as good
BS Lancaster or Philadelphia can produce may be
had at the
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM,
North Queen street near Crange, Lancaster city, at
price. far below the usual rates in this section of the
Suite. Also, magnificent Cottage Sets and splendid
Window Shades, helow Philadelphia prices.
Coal and lumber wanted in pay ment fo fuCKERY.
rniture.
KETCHUM &VI
December. SP 100.
. 4 g ->-% =-
($§
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$4. 0
= 1.1.
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PP :41
GREAT ATTRACTION,
AT HERR'S CHEAP STORE.
NEW and cheap Mathes,
New and cheap Cashmeres.
New and cheap French Merinoes,
New and cheap Catnap,
New and cheap Parnmetta Cloths,
New and cheap Alpacas,
New and cheap Debeges,
New and cheap mourmug Oe:sines,
New and cheap Sack Flannels,
New and cheap Silk Velvets
New and cheap Cotton Velvets,
New and cheap Black Silks.
New and cheap Fancy Silks,
New and cheap Plam Silks,
New and cheap Broche Shawls,
New and cheep Woolen Shawls,
New and cheap Cloaks.
New and cheap Mantillas,
New and cheap Velvet Ribbon.
HERR'S CHEAP STORE,
No. 5, East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
Jaintary 17, 1857.
GERNAN AGENCY,
FOR THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
DRAFTS, POWER OF ATTORNEYS, &c.
rriig mbseriber having made arrangements
1 with some of the oldest Banking Douses in Ger
many, is now prepared to collect Moines Had make
Power of Attorneys for any part of Germany.
He has also made arrargements to give his Own
Draft to any one who wishes money scut en, and
guarantees it will be paid,—having had much expe
rience in this business, he intends to devote hie full
attention to it in future.
All collection. of Claims, he., attended to with cor
rectness and dispatch, and no charges for information.
For further particulars address
JACOB BBRZOG,
Dry Good Merehant, No. 09 North Queen Street,
Lancaster City, Pa.
N. B.—All kiwis of Gentian, Coin exchanged at MB
rates.
December 15, 1855-tf
PEOPLE'S DFX.5.E331•311 YARD.
SMOP in North gacen street, half square
south of the Railroad, and 3rd door north of
hPGrann , ii White Horse lintel, Lancaster city.
LEWIS HALM'', Marble Mason, respectfully in
forms the public that he has now in his yard the till ,
gest and best assortment of ITALIAN AND AhIER
ICAN MARBLE ever offered to the citizens of Lan
easter,and greater than any other establichment west
of Philadelphia. Having made arrangements in the
East to receive marble at reduced prices, he an
nounces that he will sell roach cheaper than any
otherestablishmenun this city or county can do. He
is prepared to execute In the hest style, MONU
MLNTS. TOMBS AND GRAVE STONES. MAN.
TELS, DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS, STEPS,ibc.,
dce.. of every variety and price.
Ilia facilities for furnishing articles in the Marble
line are unsurpassed by any other establishment in
the city, while he assures all who may favor him with
their patronage that his work shall be executed in the
very best style and on the most reasonable terms.
LETTER CUTTING in ENGLISH and GI:RATAN,
done at the shortest notice,and on the mast moder
ate terms.
He respectfully invitesthe publicto call and exam
ine his work, being fully satisfied to rest his claim
lo public patronage upon its merits.
Thankful for the many favors bestowed neon
he hopes by stliciatteution to business to mentand re
ceive a share of the public patronage.
Lancaster, April 25,1855.
School Directors and Teachers.
QCIIOOL BOOKS, Papers, and Schaal Appa
ratus.L We have everything necessary to a Com
plete outfit for School Teachers. and can furnish the
aurae at such rates as to defy competition. To be
convinced that we do sell ebesp, you need but give
us a cull. We have a very large quantity of Sanders'
and Towers' Series of Readers on hood. We can
sell either as low as they can be purchased, buying
made special arrangements with the publishers. Also
a large quantity of Stoddard's series of Arithmetic,
the most popular books of the kind now in use. We
are also agents for Pelton's Outline Maps, which we
can sell wholesale or retail at publisher s ' rate, Or
ders (ruin a distance promptly attended to. • By bear
ing this in mind freight might often be saved. Pehon's
Maps are on the progressive principle. They are
timesaving— time is money; so they must be money
saying. The method of leaching from these maps Is
teaching by the eye, based upon the law of intellect,
that the objecisof sight more readily become the ob
jects of conception and memory than those of the oth
er senses; and the more distinctly they nre seen, the
more lively is the conception mud the more lasungthe
impression on the mind. None but those who have
used them can fully appreciate their usefulness.
BA :UMW ELOCUTIOSAIIT CtSABT, used at the Normal
School—a vatuabte appendage to the School Room—
also to be had at wholesale and retail rates,
HOLRROMVX SCHOOL APPAIIAII7., another of the im
provement• in School Furniture. For particulars
concerning the came call onor address the undersign
ed (or a circular.
Anythingund everything in the Book, Stationery
and Periodical line, call be bad at the Teachers'
Head Quarters.
THE KF:YSTONE COLLECTION OF CHURCH
MUSIC, with the New System for Traininy, Choirs
and Singing-Sehools,jaat out. Pahlirhed by
MURRAY, YOUNG dr. CO.,
Oct. 4, 18.50. Lancaster, Pa
J. IL STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
A GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY FOR
PREVENTING AND CURING DISEASES.
, Stafford's Olive Tor Cares alt Dimon.* of the
Throat and Lunge.
(ILIVE TAR h applied and Inhaled, and
is not taken.
DIRECTIONS —Apply by rubbing where pain or
di-eure exists, then cover the pan• with a piaster
made of oiled silk, to which stitch a thin layer of cot
ton batting; then cover the batting with than Mll•
Cotton or woolen flannel may be used instead of the
oiled silk plaster, hut the operations of the remedy
will not be as speedy, nor as effective.
Fos lansuao.—Place a saucer over a bowl of hot
water, fund keep it hot.) pour into the saucer enough
Olive Tar to cover the tenant: the anti' tment will
soon be filled with its odor, affording to the patient en
atmosphere impregnated with the delightful, blended
aroma of THEOLIVE AND OF THE PINE.
fp - Renew the Olive Tar daily for inhaling by the
above method.
Another method of inhaling is to put olive Tar en
the Oiled Silk Plaster, which being worn upon the
chest, the heat of the body will cause the Olive Tar
to evaporate gradually, and as it rises it will be in
haled. The Oiled Silk Plaster should be medicated
with fresh Olive Tar every other day. In acme eases,
or in those of long standing, both of the above meth
ods of sabalanon Phoald he aced.
Hy adhering to the above directions, the very wont
forms of diseases of the Throat er Lungs, if not speed.
ily cured, will be greatly relieved; while temporary
colds, Sore Throats, Inflamed Lungs, Catarrh, Croup,
Coughs, Ite., Are., will yield at once to its combined
curative powers.
Stafford's Olive Ter softens rind penetrates the skin;
therefore in all Chronic or Active Inflammations it
will be found highly beneficial, as it acts directly
neon the Nerves, the hfuseles, and the Joints,
OILIVE TAR OINTMENT l* made by mixing Ob ye
Tar and Mutton Tallow in equal parts. This Oli4
meat is a positive core for all diseases of the skin
Pain cannot exist where Olive Tar or Olive Tar
Ointment is applied.
Stafford's Olive Tar does not contain any miners.
substances. nor any polsonousidrug; the principal in
gredients are TitchiPine 'Tar, and Oil of the Spanish
Olive.
Stafford's Olive Tar is manufactured by a process
recently patented by Mr. J. R. Stafford, Practical
Chemist, by which process all the Acid and Acrid
properties contained In the substances forming this
Compound, are separated without t he use of Chemicals.
Sold Wbolesa le and Re tail, by R. WILLIAMS.onIy
Agent in this place, Stafford Olive Tar Company, 16
State Street, New York, and by Druggists generally.
July 19,1856.1 y
44,921 11
PRIZE GEILIMAN SEGARS.
IHATE JUST RECEIVED 200,000 MORE
of those imam 61. VARS, which I will sell
CHEAPER than any Store in this or any other town.
VaitsiZSZC*33.-CtialtZseslrat,
and others will do well by giving me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.:
The above mentioned Regan ran be seen at
J. F. ITH'S
Wholesale Confectionary establishment, SM Front street,
Iwo doors below the tWalhintall House, Columbia.
Colombia, Aug. 29, 1855.
151,781,468 71
Head Quarters Book Store,
IN FULL BLAST AGAIN.
IV the citizens of Columbia and ricinity.
_IL The undersigned have on band. a few blessing's'
gift books and enemas which we will dispose of Ist
cost.
SAILOR 14. M eriOti A I'M
Columbia, January 17, 18.57.
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE. 1
TIE. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
_LI in one of our common posture weeds a remedy that
cures
'MUM WIZ OF roasts,
from the worst scrofula down to a,commee pimple .
lie has tried it in over 1100 cases, and never failed
except in two eases; (both thunder humor) He bile
now in possession over two hundred certificates of
its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to ewe a nursing s o n ,
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pim
ples on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the wales: of Bile'.
Two bottles are warranted to care thevrorsteauker
in the mouth and stomach. '
Three to five bottles-are 'warranted to cure the
worst case of Erysipe.las.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all Immo;
ti the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure routings:4 the
ears and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are Warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers. • ' • •
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skirt.
Two to three bottles arc warranted to cure the
worst case of ringworm.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism..
1 Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt
rheum.
Five to eight 'bottles will cure the worst' rem of
scrofula, ' •
A benefit Ls always experienced from the first bolt*.
and a perfect curets warranted When the aborequan
tity is taken.
Reader,T peddled over a thousand bottles Of this hi
the vicinity of Boston. I know the etrect of itin eyery
case. So sure as water will extinguish fire.so Suns
will this cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it' hilt
that I sold another; after atrial it always speaks for
itself. There are two things about this herb that ap
pear to me surprising; first that it grows i n oar pan .
tures, in ilorde places quite plentiful, and yet Its value
has never been known until 1 discovered it In 1840—
second,that it should cure all kinds of humor,
In oraer to give some Idea of the sudden rise rise
great popularity of the discovery, I will state that so
Apri1,.1853, I peddled nand sold about six bottles per
day—in April, 1851,1 sold over sue thousand bottles
per day of it.
Some of the wholesale Druggists who have been In
business twenty and thirty years, say that nothing in
the annals of patent medicines was ever like tt--
There is a universal praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice I always kept it strictly for her..
mors—hut since its introduction us a general family
medicine, great end wonderful virtues Neve beets
found in it that I never stemeeted.
Several cases of epilepirefits—is disease which was
always considered incurable. hove been CUrOd.l37 it
few bottles. 0, what a mercy if it will prove effect
eat in all easel of„that awful malady—there are but
few who have seen inure orb man I have.
I know of several cases of dropsy, nll of them aged
people, cured by it. For the various diseases of the
Liver, Sick headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and
Ague, Pam in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, anti
particularly In diseases of the kidneys, &c., the dis
covery has done more good than any medicine ever
known.
No change of diet ever necessary—eat the best yon
gal and enough of ti.
DIBICZIONI FOB US.E.—Adults ens table spoonfulmer
day—Children over ten ycarsolessert spoonful-. Chi
ldren from five to eight 1 ears, tea spoonful. As no di
rections can be applicable to all constitutions, take
sufficient to operate on the bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 120
{Warren street, Roxbury, Mass. Price, 81,00.
Wholesale Agents, New York city, C. V. Clickner.
fill Barclay street; C. H. Ring,l92 Orondway; Rushton
& Clark, 275 Broadway; A. B. & D. Sands, 100 Fulton
street.
Sold in Rochester by J. Bryan & Co., Wholesale
Agents, No. lid State street; also, by L. Post Jr. CO.
GEOBIL&L. AGIENTS 505 I'ILVISYLVAMA.—T. W. Dyott
& Sons.
For sale in Columbia by R. Williams, and McCork le
dr Deficit.
June 29, 1830-Iy.
CRAMPS, SCALDS, BURNS, ticc.
cIIRED in a short time by Cooper's Anti-
Pain Tincture. As a pain alleviator, this Tincture.
though tot infulttble. is not surpassed' by any other
ever offered to the afflicted. and takes the precedence
of al others wherever it is used, nasmuch as it is
purely VEOETA nix, contains notli ing POISONOU:4,
and mny be used with SAFETY. one bottle has been
known to cure six cases of Dysentery, besides a case
or two of Cramp and Colic. It will relieve almost
every variety of Patn. within front one minute to fif
teen rrtnotes—even the most acute cases of Neuralgia
and Rheumntism, and is used, not only by Physicians,
but by per.olls of every rhos m id rink.
WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? •
It is gond for wutd and pain in the Stomach and
Bowels, Diardien and Dysentery, Colic, Cholera and
Cholera Wants, Rheumatism aeon', chronic and ner
vous. Matisse or Asthma, Croup. COISA, Cough*,
Seulds, Bunts, Wounds, Bruise!, Spraine i _StilT and
Swollen Joints ' Neuralgia or 'Fie Doloreatix, ToOth
ache, Sick and Nervous Headache, to quiet a nervous
restlessness, and thus enable one to sleep calmly.—
Pain in the side, a Stitch in the Rack,Crieks,Grumps,
and almost every kind of punt, inter:nil and external;
Ivy Poison, Stings and Dues of Potsonona Insects.
FEVER AND AGUE, FITS, Hiccough, Heartburn,
Cold Feet, Freezes, Chilhluins, Painful Corns,Swell-
Inv. Old Sores, to allay luflammution, and prevent
Mortairation.ke..ilke.
rrPRICE 25 CENTS A BOTTLE ..cri
BAS FL FILBERT, Agent, Columbia
June '2S, 195 G.
-
THE POPULAR POOR,
Kane's Arctic Exploring E.epedition,
FOR which Congress bus so liberally op
propriated. It is a book every American con
be proud of; every intelligent American should pos
eleßn a copy. Its interest In mtparnlleled , mod it is
embellished with ohm MO fine steel engravings,
taken front sketches by the author. Every Person
that has not received Iteopy from the travell ing agent,
should call at the Cheap Book Store nod procure one.
%Ve have special arrangements with the agent for
this object, and have them in quantities.
The Court of Nnpoleon; or Society under the first
Empire—with Portraits of its Beauties,Witsand He
roines. The plan of thin work is to present in one
view the passage of French society, from the confu
sion into which it was thrown by the revolution, to a
regular and norrnal•situation tinder the dictatorship
of Napoleon. The various periods treated of are il
lustrated by their remarkable WOISICIIi the Reign of
Terror by its Iletoines.
The illustrations are superb. The paper and type.
the very best We have but a specimen copy on
hand, which we invite all to call and see, and sub
scribe for it if desired. As a Gilt Book for the Holi
days it will be the finest of the season.
fro — Remember the large and select stock of Books
just received from Philadelphia and New York Trade
Sales, at the cheap Bookstores of
LA T, YOU &CO..
North Queen streetl , 4l.3 11
or Centre Square, NG Lan. Pa
N0v.15,
New and Cheap Groceries.
TIIE undersigned take this method of re
turning sincere thanks to their numerous friends
for the !Merril patronage given them donne the PR.s
year, and respectfully rusk a conti»usmee of the same.
They have just returned from Philadelphia with In
very large lot of fine Groceries, Confectionery, k.c ,
among which may tee found the (Of:owing:
Love ring's Syrup Molasses,
New York Syrup Molasses.
Prime baking Molasses,
Sugar House Molasses,
A large lot of Sugars, Coffee, leg.
Also,
a lot of fine Baking Raisins, only 12 1 cents.
Fine large hunch and layer Raisins , in whole and
quarter boxes.
25 boxes Figs, different grades.
A lot of Prunes, in fancy boxes, very fine.
A large lot of fancy and common Candies.
Also, Fig Marmalade, Jelly Cakes, Sap Sago'
Cheese, Ifetehap,.sond a great variety of other art titles,
suitable for the present season.
irr PLZAIM GIVE Vs A CALL.
H. SUVIJAIII dr. SON.
Corner of Front and Union stoeets.
Columbia, December 13, 1851
NEAP 31 9 X—ViMble
AND NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned haying taken the more latelyoccu
pied by hit brother, in Locust street, opposite the
Columbia Bank, and K arin g associated with him in
business, Mr. F. 1.. HAGMAN, will continue the bu
siness under the firm of FRY do HAGMAN, where we
will open In n few days, a very large assortment of
new goods, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Queensware ' Glassware, Carpets,Oil Cloths, Wall
Papers, Ac., &c ., &e., all of whit, we are determined
to Sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Aa we in
tend doing an
EXCLUSIVE CASH BUSINESS,
we will be able to compete In prices with any store in
the county.
We respectfkilly solicit a call from stir friends and
Lae public. generally.
Country Produce always taken at th e LH.
high FRY.
ket prices. est mar.
Columbia, April 5,1858,
MILUTIC IS WZILEJSCIZIIL
THAN FICTION! A certain cure for alI Rhen
made Paini. Don't condemn bnt tty it, it cannot
fait.
E. C. ALLEN'S CONCENTRATED ELEC
TRIC PASTE.
and Arabian Pain Extractor, for man amd home.—
Copyright secured according to law.
WIIAT WILL TT Ccasl—we answer—Rheumatic
Pains, when every thing fails, Cramp., Chilblains.
Dams, Scalds, Sprains, Bead Ache, Tooth Ache,
Swelling., Bruises, Sores, Ring Worm, Tetter, Stift
Joints, Contracted Cords, Fresh Cut., Ulcerated
Sore., and all Scrofulous! Diseases , where externa
remedies can be need, Sore Throats, Stier Necks, &c.
WHAT IT WILL Corr TON HOLING , AND CATTLE
Sweeny, Etparin, Fistulas. Poll Evil, Wind ally, Ul
cers, Cho Ire, Sande., Collar and Saddle Gall., Stone
Bruises, Stiff lauds, Vertigo, Spliate, and Running
Sore..
I.l7lCone genuine bat thane betties having the
words I.E. C. ALUM'S Concentrated Electric Paste,
or Arabian Pain Extractor. Lanc'r Pa.," blown in the
bottle. Look out for Counterfeits, don't forget to ask
for Allen's.
Lettersreoneerning the Paste to he addressed to F.
C. Allen, Lancaster, Pa.
For *ale at R. Williams' Dreg Store, Front street
Agent for Cotombie.
Aprill2,lllsB-ty
50 n REAM SIVIAIIING PAPER: The sub
-1.1 scriber has jest received the above amount,
of good quality and different sizes, wrappintr Per--
which is inbred cheap for cash, or in exchange for
Rood cotton item
ErCountry Merchants please Reties!
H. C. FONDEREIMMPS
Ang 2,'61. People's Cash biere.Colonbla.