.11011.11101124X1=1---1857. ITAGAII 65 BEATERS, having recently en 'urged .rid exte nded their Store Rooms, can ,/how oger bever faelloie• for a fair examination of their Stock. They have now open a large assort .lZle.al or HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Linen and Count Sheeting+, Counterpane+. and tjaetrs.L.'inkomeed Francium! Table Covero, Damask Table COVCrS, Ticking+, thapers, Napkin+, blank.- CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND • PRUGGETS, Wall Papers, Decorations and Borders. likely stock will be tow., much more extensive and complete than heretofore. compra•iiiii; a full wort ',mein of the finest of Velvet and Gilt, Sc well n. flared arid unpaved Porter Honvine• CHINA.,,QLAZS AND QUEENSWARE, Enve .died to their stock of AllerehalidlAO. a cum, plate assortment of China, De!ph and Queensware, and are now opelliog eb Crate,. and Boxes. direct from 'the Idaucfacinrers arid importer, coMpri•int{. they believe, art littitortment equal to any ever *tiered in this city, all of which will he cold tVholearih. or Re laal, at the lowest prices. CALL AND EXAMINE. January 31. 1857. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY • VIRE rAssExtriext TRAINS ON the above road will ran as follows, on and artier MARCH 7.1:337: • MORNING TRAINS. trave.Columbh. fOr York at 3 A. M. and 7 45 A. M. Yoik for 13ultimore at 4.10 A. M. and 10 A. 11. Arriwin Baltimore 740 A 31 and 1 P. M. Leave. Ilunitunre for York at $.16 A. 31.; Leaves 'ork for Columbia at 11 A.M., arrivee at Columbta 11 12 M. EVENING TRAIN. ...ave. York fur COlummr nt 6 JO t~ M. Arrive. 'al Columlna at 7 45 I' Al. All the above Truitt. vonneet ontli the Patleenger troll,. on the PliOntirlplua aid Columma Rail road Loth sonic and rem rn Intt SUNDAY TRAIN. .Leaves Cchumbin foli:Vork at 0 It) A M. ltd. - tor poiamum at S P. 31. 1). F. URIFFIY/1. folumbla..ftlareh 29 1 u. 57. Nortlergt Central Hallway Co. SUNDAY TRAIN. AA t:f!' and 9 1 r h: r u e t s ,o A n (tr rlr ar mM. o re Co; J 7 Iwnbtm for i,l I , ' 'Wye ut York at 9 lA , 4. 51.. mild fluldroore w 1 0'0..1; 7'. M. I.exve Sock for Columbia et 5 P. IL. urrive• mt ,Crdwnbler w GV. N.. rind romairt at Columbia wild 3 A. IG. C. G. 4Ditkilh!. , Slip t. A F. GiKortriir, Azrnt Columbia. Ilrrrh 1.1.1.5:. Alssolvitiop pf Co-Partner:ll)lp. THE portner.htp heretofore eildtilic between' the under.egoed. uotler the mono, tool firm of tJoutter Kauffentan, so the hos! Oro v tog Inottne.s,hrt• the.) been eltbettived by mutual cohere, t. 'l'ol3le.r3 ii.AUFF3I4I:I. Dee. 20, 1856. tetrarch 21. li+s:-6i• aCEIZI ORILELT 33.33ME1D1r mcia tVlilia-Waxhing triusnplamt. arritree sand Additional Piece, itVe bay eju , ti received. in addition in our present large cock. 3.000 PIECES entirely new design., plain and decorative WALL PA,PERS, BORDERS, &c., ,ihere good. are of of A liwriesm Alanufaeture,frpni One of Ille.trni Louar• 1/1 New 1 . 00%; th• hedge. err enirrely nrw, nod were gotten up exprea.ly gor thin nennon'..Goltn. yurehh•ers eon rely on getting on handsome mod es etteutt paper here. any other house out of Philadel phia. Valle!. from 8 eents to 81,50 per reeve It 4) Pool of 1.:0111 Bordered Wsulow shadel, ISO Par:. Truattotreui ‘Vintlow Shades, at priest to suit the limes. Also, Putnam 's Putout Curium Fixtures. Please cull and eXamitie our siork• • H. C. RATERS:MTH, realties Cush Store. Columbia. Hatch. 14, I.W. IlicaLy IMPORTANT NOTICE. iro our friends oind I lie public generally. Our first grand opening of SPRING GOODS. from the Yew Talk and Phthidelplito tuarkets, will commence Wed stewttty, March 28th. As: we have no books describing our goods; we shah be very happy to do so personally to all who ;will furor us Williteal) 1.1::0'A large stock of Fresh Groceries always on 1.0114. H. C. PONDERSIIIITII. People's Cash Store, Columbia. Pa. MtrTF. 24. 1957. CM&LIOCIALI frilE andersig4cd has constantly on hand ,L nod far vale. _ • Baltimore Company and Diamond White Mb, Immp, gg . Stove. Runge, and Nut Goul—the Lump is equal it not superior to anything in the country for smelting Sion; _ ' Red /Loh, Lump. Egg. Stove and Nut, of the best to, hiy, from the Shamokin region; S,iort Mountain Stove, and Trevorion Egg Coal— •n ixcellent article for domestic summer use; Pine Grove Lump, Egg and :trove Carl—u superior article for domestic and steam purpose... Plymouth and Pittston White and Red Ash, Lump and l' gg Site Coal; - Broad Top and Allegheny Bituminous Coal, of the Test qualities, for blarksinithing; The aherc general a.isortment of Coal, consumers and the piddle are invited to call and examine. and 'bear the priceo. I am prepared to furmsh the above Ty the Bout, Car or single Ton. ut cry Wharf, foot of Canal Burin, Colullabies, Lancaster county, Pa. Also, Coal and Iron received and shipped on corn jaission. J. G. HESS. Columbus. June 7, ISS'LIy J. SECILOELMIR, jr.}dies Soot d Shoo Manufacturer, No. 1 Locust street, Columbia, Pa. "ID ESPECTFELI:X tenders his sincere thinks for the lb very liberal patronage he has received:mid would . announee to Ms patrons that he has Just supplied him self with a large and choice variety of materials. and Or prepared to make upon addition to his large stock of ready-mnde work on hand. Ladies. Mines. and Chil trams 'SHOES. GAITERS, ROOTS. Sup. 4 PERS, in the latest and hest styles. He, solicits a contin_muce of the tavor so liberally iwato's eel by the public. JAMES SIIROEDER. March 15,1646. Columbia, Pa. _ - _ WA.UUXNG AMADEI Eiliff7l AMER Je FAIRER'S Patent Labor and Fuel Saving tVa.hurß Kann' THE GREATEST DISCOVERY of the AGE! ' We 'have just received n large lot of the above celebrated Soap for washing Clothes, Paint, or re moving grease from Carpets. ace. We feel perfectly safe in recommending this alftle/r• to the public, as we are well acquainted with the nisnufeeturers. and Snow they would not inipine anon the public with is bad :libel!. We respectfully Ask for it c. "sir trial. bold by H. C. FONDERc.IMITH. People e Cash Store, C011.1'341.. March 7, ISS7. - - - - - .1' A 3IES PARK, 11:7 314/ F , ' MIX Al- M MARIETTA, PA., H.A3 resumed the above bait nest at the old. stand. needy optimum Obertiii•s Coach Fee _sury, when Ire will be placed to Meet the ooblie rind writ nut noes work as canno: hall to give elitlfe nut. ).faction Deeember 6, MS. ASUPERIOR lot of Black and Green Teas, cud.. uod chov,i,At. j unt rer,ived at tt, PentPu Pe 110701 Ott. 20.106. Corner of Front and Munn eta. ()NE HUNDRED DOILARS worth of Fortmon .&" 11X11,14. u linttrom New York. at FILBERT'S ("olden Aloner Drug t t iure. ,'mere front 1S eut No•r'reber 110111 NY, Crantnries, Raisins, Fin Alm- Walnuts, Cot:igen Nut+. ne .just received El EMOI!!==1 AM,PS, LAMPS, LAMPS. Jost received at bruz StOre, at ;Lew awl beauttiul tot o mp. or *Ol dp•rriptlono. Nowernber .29.1.;56 ANEW lot of Carriage and Bathing Sponge, , 1 0.1 received loy the eill.era.r. FILBRIZT. Prall I.e. Now. V.. IPISIS ASUPEILIaIt article of burning Fluid just 'rrcrivrd and for ^ale by H SCYDA M. tr. W\. AA LACE lot cf City cured Beer, jolt rrre.•ed at L. occ4ra Columbtm. December 20. 1e345. A ;in' nub fresli lot of Sp4es, just ft tep/Pd at lielrbAY & etnes. Coiumbla, Dee 20. ISM. I'OUNTRY PrOnce constantly on h and mid forPak. by II hIJYLJASt a. SON. TV: (MATTI'S ELFCFRM OIL juvt received, U fresh supply of tht• popular remcrly, and for sale trY • 1D.1956. ay R It lI,F.IAIIP. Front Str.Pt. Col _M1.111.. A NEW lot of WHALE AND CAR GREASING A reeetead at thy Ntorn of tho.n t n.,,,n ar . R Front Strret. Colombia, Pa. Mar 10, ISM ASrPERIOR arnelp of TONIC RPM E HITTERS, suitable for 111:otel Beepers. for salr by R. WILLIAMS. From river% Columba. MAY 10, IR56_ Fp.r.,48 ETHEREAL OM, alonay• on hand. and fp eafieby R. WU...UAW( - Ma 10.1456. Front Rtreet, Colanhb:a. Pa. lllSTleteived,rktgSH CANPHENE. and for date J b 7 R. WILLIAMS. • May 10, laid. Front Street. Cole ' bus. Pa. Q ti vz... r. of ota t r oc e liz r th i l e Ckl b e; T; t e I 10 . .. be I t IAI , As . so- I. e. C. a P7AHLER. Colombia. Mara 7. 1857-tf 000 LBS. New City Cared Hanle and B:raiders, jatit maimed and kw poi iirs. 10Y13 W. 118*. - It. 810TYDAlf VON. GI;IMARD RRANDT, CCONTINUA'S to occupy the large building at the corner of Second and Locust si :and offers to those desiring comloyrable boarding the great est conveniences. At his Saloons and Reitaursint will be found Luxuries of all kinds in season, which will he served up in :he best manner and at the short est notice. He respectfully volicits s a share of patron. age. [Colum bia, May 10, IWO. Bellevue House NT E. CORNER of Front and Ili/lout streets, COLUMBIA. PA. JOSHUA J. GAULT. PROPRIETOR. (succo.sor to pat rdw d lide itrdriednan and Mrs. Haines) The House is furnished witil all Modern Improve ment•. and every attention will be given to secure the comfort or guest*. Charge* moderate. Columbia, April 12, 19.50-tf Great Sale of Embroideries. 500 DOLLARS worth of Embroideries and Laces. embracing an the new deennie Jaconett and Swiss Collars, and Sleeves—enak - nificeut Embroi dered Setts. A full assortment of those very fashionable Black Lace Collar*. neaten and Swiss Ruffling and Flouncing, ai great variety, Cheap for Cash. at H. C FONDERSMITH'S People's Cash Stone, Columbia, Pa. October 18, 1358. EL3.ARG E LOT of Cherry and Poplar Board., which will he mold low for calk. Appll ro B. F. A P FOLD CO.. so.. 1.2 and 6, Clonal Ervin. Colml,laa. Nocemla, 22. Irrßl. Susquehanna Planing /gill, COLUMBIA, PA. TILE undersigned respectfully announce to their friends and patrons. and to the public gen erally. iii•ll they lire prepared to furos-11 all Lipid. of FLOORING, SIDING: AND SURFACED LUMBER. Also, Doors, 510.. h. Shutter, Blinds. Window and Door Frames, Noulthaga, &c., at the lowest market All orders by mail or otherwise •ddressed to Ole undersigned, Columbia, Pa.. *bull receive prompt at tention. DICKINSON May 31.11aSt's.tf ONCE MORE ON HAND, With u Large and Soprrior Assortment of wAsicarts, .77.:0173:11L1M, area 51LVE13.1717.8.1LX1. GOLD LEVER WATCHES, Duplci, Lephies, visit Quart ler, sAI price. to suit ever) hotly Aloe uu entire new .teo•L of CAMEO AND MOSAJe BREASTPINS and FAir-Hutto. of the late.% styles. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! of every deoeuption; together with a thousand and one other articles, can he had at I'. StIRF.IIF:R'S. ;Patch and Jewelry Store, Front Street, ColteenGiee. Aprtl.S. /`- JOHN W. SHUMAN'S NEW BOOR' & SECOEI STORE, FRONT STREET, Columbia, Pa.—Mill ondertigned rorpectfully iiitorms the pull-r lie that lie has jurt opened at the above a large and rpleutlld arrortment of Boot!. and .11nr.. FRENCH CALF-SKIN, MEN'S MOROCCO, KIP & OTHER BOOTS & SHOES, to whu•h he would le vile attention. Having made hir releetion. to the , branch of the bi 1.111.01 with care. and limn the lantert wholerWe /tourer in the city of Philadelphia. Inc feel', confident unit all who want good articles. will cull and examine hi. ..lock. lie 1 4u . tibe. It hirer :Ind Pea/mild ni , ortaient of FINE SHOES FOR LADIES AND CHII,DREN, cmiriming of Patent Foxed Gai• term, French Morocco Bu.kons, Enamelled :spring Heel Parodies. Italian Cloth Goners. Madras Kul Ties and in fact all the latest stylert now In Die. Ake all kinds of 80g5. , , Youth. , and Hawed , Boot. rind Shoes of every site and description, and a fine assortment of MEW. , batter.. such RE PIOCIO WOVE Top., Cloth, Calf•akin, An , Av. 111 great variety. The suiti.ertber hoptt• by strict attention to butone.s. to merit a .hare of public patrollBEe. The public are Invited te cull and examine the goods, Columbus. April 12.1968-1 v CABINET' WARE B.CONE. THE subscriber would inform his friends .1-un,l ilic public generally, 'hut he COUlthtles La munufeicaurr, AIM bar cc...wooly (or sale ALL KINDS OF CABINET' WARE, such a• !lecreturtes, fiareaua, Workotunda. Dining cud Orenkln•t Tables. Card. Pier and Cu-ntre French, Field, High and Low Poet ned.tead, together with every other article of Cabinet Ware, which he will sell at the lowest passible prices. file worlynen err experienced and capable. loud los ome let, are warranted equal if not •upertor to any sold in the place. AN ELEGANT HEARSE. equal to tn.y in the cotes. can alwiiy. he found at eatabh.linient. 111 LOC.! street, below :lit. and COFFINS w.ll he made. and funerals iu town or coun try attended at •bolt notice He re.peri fatly •ohnte A share of paid'r patronage, coufdeut that he eau render generalsatishiction. Columbia, April P2,/056. CASPAR SEIBERT, TIM subscriber, thankful for the patronage with winch he has been so biterslly favored, begs leave to cell attention to his large and extensive assortment of all the latest and most improved pat tern. of Cook and Parlor Staves, r" • )mat received from the mandate. tamp,. lie would call particular - - attention to the Morning Star Double Oren Cooking Store. Arm. the Will"tm Penti.the two best Cooking Stoves in the Union. anti for which he is the exclusive agent in this place. Warranted to give entire raii•faction or so •ale. He wiuld're•pecitinly ask the public to examine Ins .10, tiehrre purchasing elrewhereour be is determined to ...di at very low privet. HI:VRY PF4 Locust street, opposite the Franklin House. Pfahler's Superior Blacking. TOR POLISHING SToVE:.4, HfietT eke —Thio tltacliny. wok very lune totttottg. will 11111111in' poI II and pret.ervo Stove* from runt longer than any other smolt ,n market. Prepared nod .aid. IVholegale and netall, uy H. PP A H LER. Lneuet Ca. October :a. Macksmithing Locksmlthing &c. WILLIAM lIANTSCII respectfully informs the public that he can at all times be found at the establishment of HENRY PEAHLER, m Locust •trret, where he is prepared to attend to any work an the chose lane of business. Columbia NOV. 1. Balm of Thousand Flowers, W C°VrBpby l P l nfohi thecoe r lexun t he diseases of for Shaving. cleansing the let h. for the Toilet and the Nursery, for battling and manymedical purposes Fur sale by 6.011. FILBERT. Golden Mortar Drug Store, Columbus, Fa. Columbia, March 2%1 just reecired,an excellent lot of Foreign and t,l DOMESTIC CIGARS of rvrry style and Savor.— Also. a fresh supply of CONGRESS and CAVENDISH TOBACCO. all of whtelt '. ill 1,, -old at the lowest pri ces, at the Drug Zr. Preseripuot, Store of J. 11. HALDEMAN. Jan 31, ISSG-3t. Wolf's Row, Front Street JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH supp ly of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERPONIEKSOAPS, &c , and afro nun!, Ethereal and Alcohol, at = J. 11. MALT/MIA:VIA. Wolfe's Row, Froot street 3t. 10.101. CtitEL&T ITAILT.IIIMP STORE. JEST RECEIVED, a larger and finer stock sof Tort and filmy good. than ever before. My friend• and oilier, lire Invited to enll and examine the stork before purrlia.ing ebtewhere. as they will here find an unhnwted a...0r/mem, •uttahle tor pres ent. to per•on• ofevery nee and taste. An immetoe itwortment of Portmonitaies, Porker (too k .. are .he. cw.naGE J. Locum street. between the Bank and Franklin House. Columbia, December 13. Heat -ifTROLESALE end Retell Candy Ilanufae• lever. returns his thanks to his former pailful and the public generally. to, their liberality heretofore extended to him, and would inform them that ha has just reeeived from Philadelphia, a large lot of Christmas nys & Fancy Articles, which he will sell. wholesale and retail,st the lower: prices. He has also on hand a large assortment of Fruits. Candies and Confectionary. Front street two doom Wow the Washtilgton Home, Columbia, Pa. Dee. 13. 18/503. Fresh Ethereal. ALCOIIOI and Pine Oil, can always be bad at the lowest wired, at the Gol , lrn Mortar Drag Store. [Nov. W. 1856. ( I .OOPER'S &NTI•PAIN TINCTURE. Just n eetred iron. orthia celebrated medicine, and for sale at the People'. Drag Store or J. H. HALDEMAN. Jan 31,1966. Late Shireman'y EITILI Family and Superfine Flour of the bast brand, for abba by U. surDam a SON. JEST retelved 1000 lbs. extra double bolted Burbarbeat Neal, at Dee.2o,lbs6. H. SUYDAM dr. BON'S. wgisg,eis edebrated)OlojAfrasilpi ALing lot of Bosketo, Brooms, lipekoto "'f u g" es., for &mho br strirDAm & VON. TOIL BALE, J. W. Alitr?dAN STOVES. SEBASTOPOL CIGARS. JOHN F. SMITH. arco.wa. 113..A.X.a38 I 2000 TONS Pittsburg Gas Coal, 400 ions Balt. Company White Ash Lump Coal.— Apply to B. F. A7POLD lc , Nos. 1, 2 41r. 6, Canal Basin. Columbia, January 31, 1a57. NM:IW 313003CCES. BEMOCRICY OF AMERICA, by De Toeque villa. The Old Viearies. Play Day Book. by Fanny Fern Women of bwael. Rills from the Fountain of Life. Adventures of a Roving Diplomat, by Henry Wy Koff. Element. of Moral Science. Manuel of the Arts. Raisin/ the Vett. Mormon Wives, a narrative of farts. All the above books at the News Depot of SAYLOR It McDONALD. Columbia, Jan.. 17,1457. 5531.5&341 t2t,zlZ3 TEE FASTEST TIME ON RECORD! THE PLORL TEMPLE Livery Stable, for snarly occupied by J. B. Edward., has been pur chased by Themao Broom, cud although not at the "camera weliettation of many frlendot - but [ menuse the public deoire tbe continuntion “or a first claw, (A No. 1.) Livery Stable in Columbia, prompt and re liable "—he Into determined to make thew is want of HORSE'S AND VEHICLES realize that —••The bob tail nag le better than the gray." THE STOCK OF HORSES IA of a character to boast at; possessing as it does every variety to suit the bold maiden equestrian, the sedate married woman. the timid young man, or •islow coach" old one, as well as those '•fait" people who hie horses that can go—••stets. on a plank rend." If any one desires a sale aind reliable horse to take hen family out with. lie can be accommodated; if on th e contrary he v enni., to go over space in :he Flora Temple style, let Ism rail ut my stable. I have every Viinrly of vehicles and am making additions to my Mock etnisiiiinly. From the light trotting sully ninl wagon. op to the heavy Madly car riage and batouelie, I cannot he beat °abode of any where. hlv TERMS will be low as the lowest, and my MUTr heater thou the beet. entrain, in Ike cable" gnn belied from every point of the nointimits, by coining Into %Vitlnut *tree', Am ahoy. Front on the north vide. I teepecitully coheir a continuance of public pa ironitge t confident that 1 will render full oatnilliciion. JAS. S. bIe.MAHON, Agent Cnhnnhin. Deromher 121/, TUE OLD FLAG, UNFURLED TO THE BREEZE. FALL CAMPAIGN! New Fall and Winter READY-MALE: CIAJTHINti at Alerague & 010'4 Clothlog Eshporiotn. CO11.1;0111E; 111 NM of Cloth and Bea ver Over Costs, huts /0 owl Double Dress Coal., Cloth Frock and r•. Cows, Cloth M. 0...., Coats, Co- •re 1111•111,-.. Frick Como, Black sa i d Fancy Co.•ottete Vow.. Murk and Pantry Smitten Palos, 131. tel and Fancy Sotto Vest., Plush and Cm.h. mere Veils. BOOTS AND SHOES 8000 8000 Felii t h ame.nus de ma nufactu re from Old Beam Calf, Sewed, Fegeed liuoir, Meida Grained and Kip Goal., lloy'd and Youth's Grained and Kip Itooot Men'. Calf and Kip Monroe., Ladle. Kid and Marrero, Iloole, I.lllllr. —uamie., La dies Colored and Illnek Gamin, Clo all variety ! together with Ti one., Carpel !h im H at , mail Caps, in all varieuen, at low firma... FUlt AlcThi /CR h BRO. P. S.--FiTER.O If ANT TAILORING DON K IN T UF. F. REST STYLE. Cottonton, Ontottey 4,19513. Commonwealth Insurance Co., UNION BUILDINGS, Third Wed, Harrisburg, CHARTERED CAPITAL, $200,000. Insure Build:tam and other Properly ugainia iora or dimmer by ire. Aloo. agoiinal perils of the Sea, b land Nov lemma and Trtkimpoilutio, DlRECTOltht:—Samna Cameron, Geo M. I.aurnan, %Witham Dock. E,t ?quer. Jame. Fez. Geo Bergner. Reath:ran Parke. Wm. II Kroner, A H. Worth, d, IV. F. Murray, F. B. Bone, John 11. Beer) bill. Wm. F. Packer. OFFICER':—.SIIIION CAMERON, Pre•idrii, DEN.I. PARKE, Vice Premitlerit, P. $. CARRIER, ciecTrivire. IL IL FRY, Agent, Columbia. Pa Augurs Ma. Those Awful and Terrific Accidents, TIAILY happening, from the careless hand- LI hug of burntog fluid, eon forester be stopped by the use of :Newell's Patent Safety Lamp & Feeder. The lamp canoed explode from overturning while llghtedot miaow explode by 111111/g II while lighted, It (11,11101 explode from overflowing while lighted. it [WV tint explode from any 4uown room,, it eminol explode when filling if the fluid tal,ee fire. With thin lamp ond feeder iit emounetion. the modt explosive routpounda may be used, with no greater danger than sperm or lard oil Title 11111111 I.llle cheapest. best and surest ever offered to the publie. For tale, whotceale and retail, n,v SAMFEI. FILBERT. Druggist, rrout al., Colundon, Pa. January 17.1057. SELLING OFF AT COST. 1 1 11 E subscriber, corner of Fifth and Onion streets, will sell at private Mlle, at nett Cost prices, the following styles of goods: Calicoes. Ginghams, DeMines. Alpaca.. Cloths, Ca,- simeres, Cassinets, Summer (0001114 of all kinds. Vestings. Flannels, AitollllB, DoMogi, and a great variety of all kinds, 11l the way of Dr) Goods: Also, a large assort ment of Boots and Shoes of all sue.. The undersigned. illOClllll2lg to confine his attention to the GROCER hereafter. offers his stock ol Dry Goods to his mends and the public, without profit. All are requested to cull and get BARGAINS. Grocer ies may be obtained as usual, at the same place. He respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. GEORGE T11.1.E. Corner of Fifth and Union Streets. Columbia, July 5,1 THE PEOPLE'S DRUG Sr. PRESCRIPTION STORE. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, PERFUM ERY, SOAPS AND FANCY ARTICLES. The uoderstFned having purchased the Wick acrd txthre. iron, W. J. Shireloun, would rebpeet fully announce to hit friends and the pail.. generally thus he has refitted the •tand, and renewed the stock, and will at all times be ready and happy to supply the wants of the community. In his stock will always be found a fresh supply of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS. VAR NIQIIF;S, PERFUMERY. FINE TOILET SOAPS, and Fancy Articles. impossible here to enumerate. and all will he sold at moderate pries,. or as low as con be bought elsewhere The ludo.. are panicularlv invited to examine his fresh supply of Extracts. Ali orders , orrrell) answered. and Pnysician's Preseripuotis care. fully compounded The eultscriber hope. by !triet attention to humeri*, to merit a share of the puLllc patromige. J. H. HALDEMAN. No. 3 Wolfs Row, Front street. Columbia. Jan. 31.11. STOVES! STOVES!! mrt with so much sums in the Store bu•me•e, during the net year. the under he. green ) inereaved hie tacilmee for earry. hug It MI 111 the future. Ile has now on hand •great variety anew patterns, among which will be found the following: lio)nithwk, Globelmproved, I. Fanny Porreoter, Penn. Sun Rio., !doming Stnr, Welcome, (•ize•. thrord, Parlor Conk, Nine Plate, all Aotor. In tort every vorietv or Stove. •uttahle for ear-Roonto, Stereo. Shop., Po rloro. Choinberv. &e , tor both wood and cool. all of whirl, will he told at pries, that can ho: fail in giving entire 1.111111(11C11011. HIRAM WILMONT, Stove Skim in Second street, opposite Lila Lenin Church. Columbia, Sept. 20, 1 ,E,35 Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CONSTANTLY on band a large aroortment of all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron %Vote. or my own manufacture. used by Hour.ekerpere and °ahem which will be sold at very low priory HIRAM ‘VILSONI. Tin SiloTo, owner of I.ocin.l mud riocoud otrects Columbia. Sept. V0,1t53. Gas Fitting, House Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Bell Hanging, and everything con. neeted with the heableoe. willbe promptly attend• ed to by the Pubseriberom the a; oat rtraeovable tereas. All work warranted. 11 RA NI WILSON. eorner of g.eand and Laenitstreets Columbia Sept.2ii RXISSOVOLt. Shaving and Stair-Dressing Saloon. THE undersigned baying removed to Handl. ton's Row, oppoetie the Washington Rotel, in vite. Intention to Ina Salaam where all pers aaaaa n receive a eLLan AND EAST SHAVE, and have their hair cut utd dressed in the Moot fashionable and cr. gumlike manner. There is something soothing in • good shave: if any me disposed to doubt it, le t them try me,and I will folly demonstrate the feet. WILLIAM CLEGGETT. Columbie.A pril 5,1956tf 1.131222 POD. sate, TIE subscriber takes this method to Inform the pablie, that he is prepared to hernial' the BEST QUALITY OF LIME, in quanutlee toeing purchasers, at the shortcut untie.. This Lime is particularly adapted for plastering ased mbite-urasking. It will be delivered if desired. JOHN ELWIN. February' 4, 18.5.54, Wriabteville. York county. Fish Globes. TUST Received, gig of Fish Globes, of qi t, sizes iiisa prices, as •'" J. A. HALPEMANIII. Jan.3l-1 Font e i columbla. AtaRIOULTIMAL A LARGE sod well selected assortment of Ai - rico'. tural and Horticultural Implements, embracing everything needed by the Partner or Gardener.— Plows of great variety and of different Ones, being the largest and best assortment ever offered in Phif adelphns. Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Lime Spreaders, Ac.. dr. PASCHALL, MORRIS dr. CO.. N. E. cor. tth and Market Krems, Kara. March 7,1E07. GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. ALARGE assortment of new and genuine Flower, Field and Garden Seeds, in every variety, at wholesale and retail, embracing all the new and de wrable kinds, carefully put up in papers for the re tail trade, or supplied in bulk. Chinese Sugar Cane Seed,Japan Peas; Orange, Water Melon. &c..A.c.— A fvo, a choice assortment of fine Flower Seeds-20 varieties in Carey boxes, for Sl,OO. Clean Clover. 'timothy, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Herd Orais, line Lawn Grass Seed, &e. PASCHALL, momus & CO, Agricultural Implement and Seed Store, 117. E. tor. :th and Market streets, Philadelphia. March 7,, 1857. PLATFOUSIC SCALES OF every description, suitable for railroads, ie.. for weighing hay, coal, ore and merchandise generally. Purchasers run no risk, every scale a* guaranteed correct, aud if, atter trial. not found sans. factory, can be returned without charge. eactory at the old stand, established Tot more than twenty years, corner of Ninth and Melon streets . Philadelphia. ABBOTT k Successor* to Ellicott & Abbott. Me refs 7, ISOZInt IL VO'.B.llD, MANUFACTURER and Dealer in STRAW"! GOODS, Nos. 77 and 70 North Second street, Philadelphia. We are now receiving our Sprang Rtnelc. which will comprise • lodge and clearable assortment of all kinds of STRAW AND LACE lIONNI77S. Our stock of FLOIVERS will Le unusually large this senora'. and we would invite your special 'awn. non to that &penmen'. Plasm cull and examine them before making your purchases. Yours, respect. fully, If. WARD, Nov. 77 rind 70 North Second Street. Philadelphia, March 7,15.57-2 m FARMERS OF thin neighborhood. can eupply themselves for their SPI{ING CROPS. with Lettinut• Pure Hone Duet, . Super Phoephate of Uma nt li.lo per ton, let ttrugetted Phoephute of Lime, sat SW " Amerman Ferri trier, it 4t9.5 per These Fertilizers ■re composed of reliable Chemi cal elemenis,shounding in Pot Ash. Zkc.; they have received the Diplonms of Four States. viz: New Jersey. New York. Peintoylvaitia and Delaveare 1.0. for sale 1,1;ANO, ill kinds, POUDIMITE, dr.c. Country Produce received tit payment for the above, at market nitre. or Unfit• m, goad 110114 t/, or Cash regt•lerrd with orders. promptly attended to. GEO. A. LEINAU, Proprietor, "New Fire Proof Store," No. 19 South Front Strrrt, PHILADELPHIA CITY, PA. 151.irell 7, 1.,37.4m05. PERUVIAN GUANO. EMCPlikl ENG h: has taught the Farmer that the only ' ,liu hl. Fertilizer I. the PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO. The •olwerther, sole oxeot to l'hilvdelplon for the sale n( ti. ha. crow on hand a low stock of KIRI.: SI-RUVIAN GUANO, which he will sell at the low. e.t cash price, n lota to suit etther dealer. or termer.. S. 3. CIMISTIAN, Sole Agent (or Philndelplon. No. 4.1 North Wharves, nod 117 Nerlil water street. March 7. 1.37-3 to Guano, Super-Phosphate of Lime, &o. ttiotrrsigued would Invite the attention of fttrm• en. and neon. r 4 to their superior assortment or fer tiliv.r, consoling of •rreao'. :Soluble Phosphotes, sombinotioil of I'ho•phate of Lone whit Plinsphole of Pros.ll, Sods and Magneka mixed with Peruvian Ga• OHO. GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO. Chi Hal/ Cllaaa, au eXeciirallC for mixing with Peruvian. being in thin way hotter titan the latter, anti at a much price. COLUMBIAN GUANO, Imported by the Philadelphia Guano Coinprinv. This Guano commits more phospliate• than any ulh , r Gu uno. and has the advantage of being in a fiat powder. Mapes' Super•pltosphate of Lime. •Phis eelebruiad article Is the purest and most uniform of the lima. Poudrette, Land Plaster, wulphurie Acid. Nitrate of Soda, Potash. iSec All the shave articles are selected with special te gard to their purity and genunieuesa, and we feel confident of their giving sitliOatutloll. DIXON k ELIZINTOM. No. 22, South Whereas, third store ahoy.: Chesnut street. Philadelphia. March 7. In 7.3 m Farmers' Depot & Plaster mills, AT the junction of York avenue, Crown and Callowhill ' , weep., Philadelphia. We offer u large ,tnek of Chemical Manures and Fertilizers at low prier,, and warranted to be genuine; among which will ha found: I.oou lion, No. 1 .Government Peruvian Guano. 1.000 tan• De Burg's No.l Super-Phosphate aflame. 'Pile ahoy. manila rd article, are, each of their I,ind, the ',rut in the world! Our Laud Plaster. manufac tured from selected stone. is celebra led throughout thr Union for it. purity and strength. We Invite order, for: De Burg'. No.l Super-Phosphate of Lime. No.l Government Peruvian Guano. French', Improved truper•Phorphate of Lime. French', Philadelphia Poudrette. No I Plin,phatic Guano, ( Phila. Co'a.) Mexican ttunno (A) Extra Land Plainer. Ordinary Land Plainer. Chernwal Itone. Pure Bone Dust. Fish t.uiono. Ground Charcoal. 111.00 lints. Land Finger. 50(10 •' Curling Planter. 10.0011 Itydreulie. Cement. 3.000 '• True Raman Cement. 1,000 '' Portland (English) Cement. ALSO. Dentiots' PI/tater. Fowil'd Anthracite coal.(hbla.) stereotype Pln•trr. Pod d bituminous coal. (tibial GNI.. mak eri'pl•Mer. Drourd brown sione.(in :round Soap Smile. IVIIIIP S/111d, Mils.) Ground while marble. ((round Brielajor rainier.. Ground Blue Marble. Powdered Ilone Black. FRENCH. RICIIA RD:4 & CO.. Steam ALIN and Farmer,' Depot. a: Junmion ot York Avenur. Crown and Callowhill aireet•, Philadelphia. Morels 7, 1u57.2m JAMES 11. lIOLLINS, Importer and Wholuale Dealer in China, Glass and Queensware, N 0.346 Al arks% otreet. above Tenth, south side, nu/side/phis. Nov. 29.18584)m0.. Books Prom the Trade sales. n. u large laud Clairol rupply,auren.jzx ii trirdecee.isrniang ry from the New York nod I . l;ilndelphie Trade stales. 'Pun. addition to their already Liege .tank will make it the largest stack which Inle ever ensile to Learns. ter. Having bought our stork at the lowest possible rates we ten! satisfied that we Cr,,. inert the MN nth of the piddle in every respect, and et the lowest priers. We are continually to receipt of the new ?althea non., a. issued. We also have, to the Centre Square WI/IMb or News Depot, all the popular newspapers and magazines for stile 1 4 utoieription• will tie taken for airy of ihem at the varmint publishers' published rates. Lank to your illiere.l arid lire whether you would not save money by elienumping the Cheap 'Souk Store MURRAY YOU,iit, et. Co. Nov I. tß.Sii—if. Lancaster City. Ladies' & Gentlemen's Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon. MRS. BETTER Informs her friends end the penile generally. that in connection with her (heretofore well patronized) lee Cream Saloon, the has commenced seeping a refectory where OYSTERS AND ALL BINDS Or 3IIIIILDSLECINENT'B may be obtained In the best atyle, and at the shortest notiee. A. her accommodations see very rupermr, she confidently rellea upon A liberal allure of public patronage. Every effort will be made to afford Ler surat• alatiormiction. 11EITER'S RESTAURANT AND SALOON, Front. between Locust and Union street'', Columbia. Nov 1, 1b56-tr. GREAT BARGAINS. TIM undersigned are now receiving and will he opening during the nest week, at their store in Locust mete*. optimist.. the Columbia Bank. a new and large assortment of Goods suitable for the season. consisting. in par: or DRY GOODS. such as Cloths, Casslmeree, Vest lingo. Black and nutty Alike, together with a great variety of LADIES DRESS GOOths; HOUSEFORNISHINO 000D$, such as Sheeting', Muslin,. Ticking.', Cheeks, Oil Cloths, Blind., GAMY-RIB:I of every description—fresh and of the best qualities; Together with a general assortment of Queensware Glassware, Carpet., Blinds, Lookiug. GI , Drug gets, klattroge. Rugs. WALL PAPERS, In feet everything kept in a well-regulated store. Call and ate our assortment. me we feel eauslied that none will go away disappointed, as we nett. zzctv►tvzat' Pot cAint end are tbereby enabled to sell rood• nt the very LOW FIGURES. FRY Y. HAGMAN. Cohens'. ta, April 12,R45d. SCRAP MON. .3EI IA 113 NIL la • GERMAN JEWS and others, are hereby notified that much of this article is STOLEN from the different iron 'Porky in this vicinity; and this nonce is given that they may not hereafter excuse themselves on the ground that they were not aware of bring RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS, as if they are scimved, they will receive the full penalty as well as ben . of the law. HaldemanAt Co„ Eagle, Beaver Co.; Massehnan IC WA= A. & J. Wright Grubb & Brooke; Smith it Brunet; Kauffman, Shaeffer & Co.; Eckert & Myers. June 21, 1656. WEete'nari!!lrJg.ivr,w4!g FRONT ST. WIRE MAN UFACTORY. VIA'ISON, COX & CO. SIEVE. RIDDLE. SCREEN AND WIRE CLOTH MANUFACTURERS, No. 48 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; Brass said Copper 'Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner. Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers, Sieves tor Brass and Iron Founders. Screen Wire, ‘Vindow Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, tau. Fancy Wire Work, of every descrip tion. Philadelphia, March 7,1857-3 m PREMIUM IMPROVED Super-Phosphate of Lime. IHE only silver medal yet awarded by Ag rigeultural Societies, was given to this superior article. at the last Pennsylvania State Fair, at Harris burg, as a. fertilizer of the beat quality for wheat, corn, oats. grass and potatoes, raising heavy crops, and greatly improving the soil. The subscriber re• speetfully informs farmers and dealers that he is pre. paved to supply the Spring demand with this superior a, .1 well tested article. AGENTS WANTED.—A liberal discount allowed. Also, No. 1, Peruvian and „Vatican Guano. Poudrette and Land Plaster, Oils, Candles, Soap, &c., of the beat quality, at lowest market rater. ]NO. L. POMEROY, 9 & 10 South Wharves, below Market st.. Phila. :Farmers can load on two private alleys, and mini,/ the crowded wharf. March 7,1857.3r0 M. AkVISE'S CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE, NO, 72 North Second Street, oppoeite the Mount Vernon House, Philadelphia. Gold Lever Watches. full jewelled. Id K. cases 828: Silver Lever do , d0.,512; Silver 1.071111 C d0..59; Gnar lier. 85, to 87; Gold ;spectacles, 1c4,5U to SIM Silver do . 81.50; :bitter Table Spou»s, per sell. 814 to 818; Silver Desert do.. do., SO to 811; Silver Tea do.. do.. 84 75 to 87.50; Gold PCIIS and Gold Cases, 83,25 to 55; Gold Penn and :Silver do ,8i; together with • vas riety of fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb, Guard and Fob Chains. All Goods wurranted to be as repreeented. tVatches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner. Also. Masonic Marks, Pins, Am, made to order. lg. ll—All orders cent by mail or otherwise, Will be punctually attended to. Septenther 27, I 856- I y ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, 288 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. WM. S. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR G. W. NI eLLIN, SUPXHISIVADENT. May 17, IEN•t( Men's and Boys' Clothing. rVERYBODY should embrace this opportu _Li July to but Clothitte for Wu and Boys, ut GEORGE CULAWS Cheap Clothing Diitabliehmetii, S. 1,. corner Matta= and :Viacom) avavars, PHILADSLPHIA, embracing a choice of the heel, mmt devirtilile mad Fo•htonubte DreFliond Frock COIIIX, IluLit Cloth do., LitIVII Drill ing da,Tweedv.&c.. &e.. with it great variety of BOVA , CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Comm, Polka Jackets, Monkey J ac kets, Vests and Round Jackets, made of Tweed, Linen Drilling, Moat. Alpaca, gerseymere, Doeskin, kr., he. FURNISHING GOODS. enn•tsung or Shirt.. Storks. llondkereltiers. dce., a❑ of whir h ore offered at the Lowest possible Cash Prices, and a. Cheap as any other Clothing Store in the Union. I:7l'nrent. whodesi re Boys' Clothing are earnestly thy iteil to exaintite the clock. rrCountry Storekeepers can be accommodated Very low rates. CULIN. S E. corner of Market and Second streets. Philadelphia, April SG. Country merchants and Physicians, DESIROUS of buying, pure and cheap Drugs, Pntnts, ( h 's, VtlTlliMll,Gluss. Putty, Dye Woods, s e e.. will find it to their ;merest to Purchase at the wholesale Drug Warehouse, S W. corner Fourth and Vine streets, where a lull supply is kept con stonily on hand, and sold at the very lowest cash Prates. SAVIDGE&MAYO, Druggists, South• West corner Founll and Vine Ns, L'hil'a N. 11.—Particulor Intention paid to No/stomas' ordrrs. ' , electing the pUregt drugs. tilld not ;es mo•t do) taking advautuge on arconat or UtterquutitlutiCe with their value, but invariably selling at lowest ru.b prices. May 10,1456 ly S. & M. STAUFFER &HARLEY. CIIEAp W ATCIIES & JEWELRY WHOLESALE AND RE, -- TAIL. a% the DELPGIA WATCII AMU JEW- :` • arl'ORP:." No 98 North :Second street, corner ofClu.rry, Matra. Gold Lever Watcliei, lull-jeweled,ls car crises, 923 00 Gold Lennie, lit curet cases, 24 00 Silver Lepine,Cull•jewelsd, 12 00 Silver Lepine, Jewels, 9 00 Superior Quitoters, 7 00 Gold t3Fteetaeles, 7 00 Mile Silver do. 1 50 Gold Bracelets a Co Ladies' Gold ieneils. 1 00 Silver Tea Spoon., Ant, 5 00 Gold Pens, with Peural and Silver Holder, 1 00 Gold Finger Rings, 371 cu. to 980; IVatch Gless,,,, plain 12.1 eta., patron Ini, !noel 25; other articles 111 proportion. All Good. warranted to be whet they are sold for. On band some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines still lower than the above owes. ....7TAUFFER & HARLEY. Philadelphia. September 27, ltis6:ly rALEEIIIRA, ATTENTION! GROWERS of Grass and Tobacco, use Lei nitu's ;toper Phosphate or Lime. $2,51:1 per bbl or 641 i per ton. • GROWERS OF CORN AND POTATOES, Use Iyentau's Amerman' Fertilizer. $3.50 per Uhl., or 825 per ton. There has been received three diplomas from Penn.ylvania. New York 81111NewJerrey State Agricultural Sometley, and Crystal Palace Arsocia lion for the above Fertilizers, which have been in ruenesrful use for the part five yearn. Order. enelo. ring the cash. or drafty, mailed and reximered, will be promptly attended to by (.1 A. I .KINAIi. Proprietor, N 0.19 South Front at., Phila. May 31, 1556.1 f FIULNZLIN FIDE INSURANADELPHCE COMPANY OP PHIL STATEMENT of the Assets of the Company on January 1, 1a513 rublis/we in conformity with the provi■ion of the sixth seettoo of the Act of Anrembly, of April:W:oll42. MORTGAGES. Being Aret mortgagee on real estate, in the City and County of Philadelphia, except 951./rn Montgomery, flueke, Sehuylkill and Allegheny routines. Pennsylvania, 31,456,973 36 REAL ESTATE. Purchneed at Sheriffs' sales, under marl. gage elating, via: Eight houses and lot, 70 by 150 feet, on the South-west earner of Chestnut and Seven teenth streets, A house and lot, 21 by 71 feet. on North aide 01 ?price street, Weal of Eleventh *trent. A house and lot, 01.7 by 100 feet. an Meet Fide of Penn Square, :South of High street,Z' Two hnusee and lota, end h 18 by 89 leet, on, South side of Ppruee street, near street, Pi re house. and /ma. eeelt 17.0 by 00 feet. Noe. 159, 161, 103. 165 and 167 Dilwyn st.,: Three houses and 101.40 by 54 feel, on East. slide of Seventeenth tt.xoulb of Finest,: A lot of ground. 17 by 07feet, at, the North-a—Meow', reef corner of Twenty-second and Spruce .22,454 45 sitrtto. H ot ,' cud 10%,50 by 81 feat. on the Southeast r. Collier of Chestnut .114 Beach streets. it; Five bou•ea and 10t.44 by 68 (eel, on thes North side of George street, West of Ash ton street. Seven houses and lot. 20 by 117 feet, on the • East side of Beach street, booth of Cheat nut street. A house and let. IS by SO feet, No, tey Fns water nicest, East of Ninth street, A ground rent of "JO. tasuingout of a lot 13.4 by 40 feet, oil North side of Otter street, 40 feet %Veal Of Lewd street,LOANS Temporary Loans, on Stocks as Collateral Security, 107,002 011 STOCKS. 5110,000 Alms House Loan,s per coat. (lot. on) 200 Shares Rank of Kentucky. 17 " Northern Hank of RentaekT. 100 " Union Bunk of Tennessee, 13 " Insurance Company alike Suttee of Pennsylvania, • 200 " Pout6wurk Railroad Company,.. ? eT , 3 Coat a so 37 " Commercial and Railroad flank,. Vicksburg, 300 " Pennsylvania Railroad Co., "sv 91 " Franklin Fire Insurance Co. 2 " Mercantile Library Company, g 24 " Union Canal Company, 10 " Schuylkill Railroad Company, Notes and Balla receivable, 5,40400 Unsettled Policies, 713 50 3terchaudise. 163 64 Cash on hand, 33,846 49 Cash in baud. of Agents, 9,644 69 LOSSES BY FIRE. Lows paid darincthe year IU6. 82370174 40 By order Of the mint, CHARLES N. BANCREM. President. Attest Citeit.its G. Benue*. Secretary. THOS. LLOYD, Ageat,Colatabia. February 9,1866-1 y GARDEN ENGINES, 111_11016ING a stream of water 60 to 60 feet. coot Iron Lid, and Forte Pumps, earn Door lets, Turnip Drills, Improved Wheat Drills, mlih Oat. end Grass Seeder attached; Plows of various patterns end vireo; Square and Expanding Harrows, Gore's PateptPleiniaM Boner Worker --4 new snide jest received. Also, other ankles for the farm and garden, in thee proper reason. PASCHALL, MORRIS k CO, Implement and Seed emirs, 7th and Market, Phila. Ally Id; VMS: - _ , .... . .. FURNITURE. VBENITURE of every description from the highast to the lowest order, warranted as good as Lancaster or Philadelphia can produce may be had at the HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM, North Queen street near Crange, Lancaster city, at prices fur below the usual rates 3n this section of the Stine. Al,o, magnificent Cottage Sets and splendid Window Shades, below Philadelphia prices. Coal and lumber wanted in payment for furniture. KETCHUM & VICKERY. December, 471816. ....= - .-0 —-- 0 = Er , . g P 4 4' 41 Ie $5 2 ... gn ~ ~.= t c , In A g 1 ..6 - w ~.. rv, 0 F 1 . 4 ;4 , A .... 0 1 4 " - 1' 5 c•.... .... .. .... E. 1 - 1 Fa ;111 ..r E .; t . - 1 -. 1 f . 2."1 pa 3: 1 . 1 2t ‘2I k PI .0 3 go i.l cd sto C : ~ , f. 2 ■' := : Igi l i .4 c ".. ; Zi O Pi 4 4 .. -:-.-, 4 w " 7-• 'l .-- :, v , i n t) . ;.-. .- 5 E •••• li rf. r u m ~, ,5 E.. )11.. z, . tig al : P ,Y. l' -1, -=I 2 0P" (7. 711 v` C*l ...., E; 0 1..; ''' 7 a 4- v. z e g t 4 = c - • ' . 2, .--.e... = : 4 ~., ry, 4„,. .0 20° 44 '.7. Is es r e. . E r.... -2 w 38i 4. GREAT ATTRACTION, AT HERR'S CHEAP STORE. NEIV and cheap Balaban, New and cheap Cashmeres. New and cheap French Merinoes, New and cheap Cohurgs, New and cheap Parnmetta Clothe, New and cheap Alpacas, New and cheap Debases, New and cheap mourningDelaines 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 Plain Silks. New and cheap Broche Shawls, New and cheap Woolen Shawls, New and cheap Cloaks. New and cheap Mantillas. New and cheap Velvet Ribbon. HERR'S CHEAP STORE. No. 5, East Kung street, Lancaster, Pa. January 17,1857. GERMAN AGENCY, FOR THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, DRAFTS, POWER OF ATTORNEYS, &c. THE subscriber having made arrangements 1 with soine of the oldest flanking Houses in Ger mnity, rs now prepared to collect Alonieo and make Power of Attorneys for any part of Germany. lie has also made sums gemems to give his Own Draft to any one who wi-lien money sent en. and guarantees it will lie paid,—litiving hod much ezpe pence in this business. he intends to derote his full attention to it in future. All collections of Claims, tee , attended to with cor rectileas, and dispatch. and en charges for information. For further particulars address J Aeon HRIIZOG, Dry Good Merchant, No. 89 North Queen Street, Lancaster City, Pa. N. B.—All kinds of German Coin exchanged at full Totes. December IS, 31.55-ir PEOPLE'S MARBLE YAZD. SUUP in North Queen street, half square south of tree Railroad. and 3rd door north of liP(raanis White Horse lintel. Lancaster city. LEWIS lIALDY, Marble Mason, respecitully in forms the public that he has now in his yard the lar gest and best nssortment of ITALIAN AND AMER ICAN MARBLE ever offered to the clitzens of Lan camer,and greater than any other establishment west of Philadelphia. Having made arrangements in the East to receive marble at reduced prices. he an nounces that he will sell mach cheaper than any other establishment in this city or county can do. He is prepared to execute in the best style, MONU aI ENTS. TOM BS AND (;RAVE STONES. Al A isl- TELs. DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS, STEPS, Ac., ke.., of every variety and price. His facilities for furnmhilig articles in the Marble line are unsurpailsed liy any other establishment in the city, while he assures all who may favor him with their patronage that his wort, shall be executed in the v ery hest style and on the most reasonable terms. . . LETTER CUTTING in ENG USA! and Gr.RMAN done at the shortest nottee,and on the most moder ate terms. He respecifntly invfiesthe public to call and exam ine his work, being fully satisfied to rest his claim io public putronage upon its merits. Thankful for the many favors bestowed upon him, he hopes byeia letallentlOn to business 10 mera tand re ceive a shore of the public patronage. Lancaster, April :6,1555. School Directors and Teachers. SCIIOOL BOOKS, Papers, and School Appa ratus. We have everything necessary to a Com plete outfit for School Teachera. and can furnish the same nt such Wei n 1 to defy competition. To be convinced that we do s el l cheap, you need but give u* a call. We haven very large quantity of Sanders' and Towers' Series of Readers on band. We ran set/ cipher as low as they can be purebasad, baying made special arrangements with the publishers. Also a large quantity of Stoddard's series of Arithmenes, the 010111 popular books of the kind now 111 oar. We are also agents for l'elton's Outline Map., which we can sell wholesale or retail at publishers' rate*. Or ders from n distance promptly attended to. Hy hear ing this in mind freight might often lie caved. Pellon's Map. are oil the progreasive principle. They are time-saving— time is money; so they must be money saving. The method of teaching from these snaps lb teaching by the eye, based upon the law of intellect, that the objects of sight more readily become the ob ject. of conception and memory thou those of the oth er sense.; and the more distinctly they are peen, the more lively is the conception and the more laming the impression on the mind. None but those who have used them call fully appreciate their usefulness. ELOCUTIONANT CilA 111% used at the Normal School—a valuable appendage to the School Roola— also to be had at wholesale and retail rates. . . , 110W11100e8 :SCHOOL ATTAR/ 01111, another of the im provrments in L 4 chonl Furniture. For particulars eoneetrinti the same call on or addrere the undersign ed fora circular. Anything. and eyaryihinr in the Book,Stationcry and Periodical line, can be had :,at the Teachers' Head Quarters. THE KEYSTONE. COLLECTION OF CHURCH IRLIBIC. with the New Fiyoem for Training Choirs and Sitignig.Selluols, just out. Pubitehed by AIURRb V, YOUNG & CO.. Oct. 4, 11.56. Lancaster, Pa. J, R. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR, A GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY FOR PREVENTING AND CURING DISEASES. Stafford's Olive Tar Cures all Disease* of the Throat and Lungs. 0141111 TAR is applied and inhaled, and 14 net token. DIRECTIONS—appIy by rubbing where pain or disease exists, then cover the parts with a plaster made of oiled silk, to which stitch a thin layer of cot ton batting; then rover the batting with thin muslin. Cotton or woolen Minitel may be used instead of the oiled stilt muster, but the operations of the remedy will not he as speedy, nor as effective. Foe ISKALOO.—POiCe a cancer over a bowl of hot water. (and keep it hot,) pour into the saucer enough Olive Tar to cover the oitom; the apartment will soon be filled with it. odor, afrording to the patient an atmosphere impregnated with the delightful, blended aroma OS THE OLI Vfi ANL; TII E PINE. 112 - Renew the Olive Tar du:4 , for inhaling by the above method. A bother method of Inhaling is to put Oliva Tar on the Oiled Silk Plaster, which bring worn upon the chest. the heat of the body will cause the Olive Tar to evaporate gradually, end as it rises it will be in haled. The Oiled Silk Plaster should be medicated with fresh Olive Tar every other day. In acute cases, or in those of long .tendi ng, both of the above meth ods of inhalation should be used. Ily adhering to the above directions, the very worst forms of diseases of the Throat or Lungs. if not speed. tly cured, will be greatly relieved, while temporary colds, Sore Throats. Inflamed Lungs, Catarrh, Croup, Coughs. &c., thc., will yield at once to tis combined curative powers. Stafford's Olive Tar softens and penetrateatbe skin; therefore in all Chronic or Active inflammations it will be found highly beneficial, as it acts directly upon the Nerves, the Muscles, an.i the Joints. OLIVE TAN. OINTMENT it made by mixing (Ave Tar and Mutton Tallow in equal pans. This Dint. meat is a positive cute for all diseases of the akin Pain cannot exist where Olive Tar or Olive Tat Ointment is applied. Stafford's Olive Tar does not contain any gainers, sabstances, nor any poisonousidrus; the principal in. gredienis are PitchWiue Tar, and Oil of the Spanish Olive. Stull - cord's Olive Tar is manufactured by ■ process recently patented by Mr. J. R. ttirifford,, Practical Chemist, by which process all the Acid and Acrid properties contained in the substances loresing this Compound,are separated without. t he see of Chemicals. :Sold Wholesale and Retail, to R. WILLIAMS.onIy Agent in this pla ne . Sr. Word Oli ve Tar Company, IS State Street, New Tara, and by Druggists generally. July 19, 113564 y 414201 11 PRIME GERDIAN SEGARS. IME JUST RECEIVED 200,000 MORE of those PRIME BEG RS, which I will sell CHEAPER than any Store in thin or any other town. SElK 4 = o 2 • o33..CieirSerag, and others will do well by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere. The above mentioned &mars can be seen at J. P. SMITH'S Wholesale Confectionary establishment. Front street, two doors below the Washington !loose, Columbia. Columbia, Aug. 30, ISM. 11,781.468 71 Head Quarters Book Store, IN FULL BLAST AGAIN. TO the citizens of Colombia and vicinity. The undersigned have en hand. a few beautiful gin boots and annuals which we will dispose of at eon. BA YLOU h. hIieDONALD. 0421 Table t /simian , 17, INT. The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE. "nil. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered In one of our common pcuturc weeds n remedy that Cu re. EVERT HERD OP METTRZOR, from the worst scrofula down to a Common pimple. Ile has tried it in over 1100 cases, and never failed except in two cases; (both thunder humor.) He b., now in possession over two hundred certificates of its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston. Two isolates are warranted to cute a pursing sore mouth. One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pim plea on the face. Two to three bottles will clear the system of Biles. Two bottles are warranted to cure the worm tanker in the mouth and stomach. Three to five bottles are warranted to cure We worst case of Ery.ipelus. Otte to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in the Eyes. Two bottles are warranted to cure running of We ears and blotches among the hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to care corrupt end running ulcers. One bottle will core scaly eroption of the skin. Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the worst case of ringworm. Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate case of rheumatism. 1 to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt rheum. Five to eight bottles will core the worst case et scrofula, A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle. and a perfect curets warranted when the aborequan uty is taken. Reader. I peddled over a thousand bottles of this in the vicinity of Boston. I know the effect of it in every case. So sure us water will extinguish fire, OR sure will this cure humor. I sever sold a bottle of it hut that I sold another; after a trial it always speaks for itself. There are two things about this herb that ap pear to me surprising; first that it grows in our pas lures, in some places quite plentiful, and yet he v a lue has never been known until I discovered 1, In 1646 second, that it should cure all kinds of humor. In order to . give some idea of the sudden rise rise great popularity of the discovery, I will state that is April, 11133, I peddled it and sold about six bottles per day—in April, 1834, I sold over one 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 it— There is a universal proton of it from all quarters. In my own practice I [always kept it strictly for hu mors—hut since its introduction us a general tinnily medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been found in It that I never suspected. Several cases of epilepticEis—a disease which was always considered incurable, have been cured by a few bottles. 0, what a mercy if it will prove effect sal in all caves of that awful malady—there are bat few who have seen more of it Irian I have. know of several cases of drops y, all of them aged people, cared by it. For the var i ous diseases of the Liver. Sick Ilesidache. Dyspepsia, Asthma. Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, end particularly lit diseases of the kidneys, &e., the dis covery has done more good than any medicine ever known. No change or diet ever necessary—eat the best you get nod enough of it, Latarcrioss cos Vex.—Adults one table spoonful per day—Children over test years,deSSerl spoonful—Chil dren from five to eight }ears, tea spoonful. As no di rections can lie upplicuble to all constitutions, take sufficient to operate ea the bowels twice it day. hlonutliciored by DONALD KENNEDY. No. 120 Warren street, Roxbury, Mass. Prise, solo Wholesale Agents, New York city, C. V. Cheliner. 81 Barclay street; C H. Ring,llll Broadway; Reship. & Clst k, Y 5 Broudway; A. 13. & D. Sands, 100 Folio's street. Sold in Rochester by J. Bryan & Co.. Wholesale Agents, No. 11l State street; also. by L. Post sk Co. GR/lESAL AGENTs FOR I'EN:IsYLVA:II,—T. W. Dyott & :RUM For sale in Columbia by R. Williams, and 31eCerkie & Dellen. June 28, 1836-Iy. CRAMPS, SCALDS, BURNS, Sec. CURED in a short time by Cooper's Anti- Pniu Tincture. Asa pant alleviator, this Tincture though rot infallible. is not surpusped by any other ever offered to the afflicted. and takes the precedence of others wherever it is used. inasmuch a. n is purely VEGETA coma ins nothing POISONOUS, and may be used with. SAFETY. One bottle has been known to cure six cases of Dysentery, be-iides a el , e or two of Cramp and Colic. It will relieve almost every variety of Pain. within from one minute to fif teen minutes—even the most acute cases of Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and is used, not only by Physicians, but by perRIS. of every CiriXA and rustic. WHAT is LT GOOD FOR? It is good for wind and pain in the Stomach sod HowelsMiurrhea and Dysentery. Colic, Cholera and Cholera 111011U5, RileUMlll6lll acute, chronic and oaf vouc. Phthisie or Asthma, Croup. Colds, Coughs, Scalds, Burns, Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Stiff and Swollen Joints. Neuralgia or Tic Lloloreaux, Tooth ache, Sick and Nervous Headache, to quiet a nervous' t•!%lleg.nle.f, and thus enable one to sleep calmly.— Pain sit the sale, a Stitch in the Back,Cricks, Grumps, and almost every kind of pain, Internal and external; Ivy Poison. Stings and Snell of Poisonous Illgeetll, FF.VEH AND AGUE. FRS, Hiccough. Heartburn, Cold Fret, Freezes, Chilblains. Painful - Corns, Swell ings, Old riorrs, to allay Inflammation, and prevent Mortifirmion. arc., die. r r ylt ICE t 25 CENTS A BOTTLE,I73 SAS FILBERT, Agent, Columbia June 28, 18.43. TUE POPULAR BOOR, Kane's Arctic Exploring Expedition, V.{ OR which Congress has so liberally art preprinted. It ie a book every American can be proud of, every intelligent American should pos sess a copy. Its interest is unparalleled. and it is embellished with about 300 fine steel engravings, taken from sketches by the author. Every person that has not received a copy from the travelling aging, should call at the Cheap Hook Store and procure one. We have epectal arrangement+ with the agent for this object, and have them in quantities. The Court of Napoleon; or *Society under the Brat Empire—wah Portraits of its Beauties, Wilt and He roines. The plan of this work it to present in one view the passage of French society, nom the confu sion into winch it woe thrown by the revolution, to regular and normal situation snider the dictatorship of Napoleon. The various periods treated of are il lustrated by their remarkable women; the Reign of Terror by its Heroines. The illustrations are superb. The paper and type the very best We have hot a specimen copy on hand. which we ',woe all to call and see, and sub scribe (or it if desired. As a Gill Book for the Hob• days it will he the finest of the season. ha - Remember the large and select stork of Book* just received from Philadelphia and New York Trade Sales, at thin cheap Bookstores of MURRAY, YOUNG & CO.. North Queen street, or Centre Square, Lan. Pa. N0v.15, 1556, New and Cheap Groceries. TIIE undersigned take this method of re turning sincere shanks to their numerous friends for the liberal patronage given them during the bast year. and respectfully ask a continuance of the same. They have lust returned from Philadelphia with a very large lot of fine Groceries, Confectionery, to , among whirl' may be found the col:owing: Loveritig , s Syrup Molasses, New York Syrup Molasses. Fiime baking Mot , Sugar House Molasses, A large lot of Sugars. Coffee. &e. A leo, a lot of fine Baking Raisins. only 12 cents. Fine large bunch and layer Raisins, sr, 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, Ketchup, and a great variety of other articles, suitable for the present season. ID - PLZABIC cave Ifs A CALL. H. SUYDAM& SON, Corner of Front and Vision atoeets. Columbia, December 13, 1856. I•TMEIIDI7 X•XXX..II3X AND N EW GOODS. VIP; undersigned having taken the store lately oyes pied by his brother. In Locust street, opposite the Columbia Bank, and having associated with him is business, Mr. P. L. HAGMAN. will continue the be tailed* under the firm or FKY h HAGMAN, where we will open in • few days. a very large assoruatent ter new goods. consistinenr DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, laneensware, Glassware, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Papers, Me., /re.. &e., all of which see are determined to sell at the VERY LOWE-1T PRICES. As we la tend doing en EXCLUSIVE CASH BUSINESS, we will be able to compelein prices with any morals ; the county. We re.pectfillip 1101iCit a tall from ace Mends sail 11e public. generally, N. R. FRY. Country Pledges always taken at the hishest mar , ket prices. Columbia. April 5.1854. =MOB XS STRIILXFOUIL THIN FICTION! A eerlaia sure for all Uri. JL Pahl'. Don't condemn but try it, it cannel fuel. E. C. ALLEN'S CONCENTRATED ELEC- MMM and Arabian Pain Extractorjor, man amd home.— copyright secured according to law. WHAT WILL IT Cllllo—we •nswer—Rheurnatie Pains, when every thing fails, Cramp., Chilblains. Burns. Scalds, Sprains, Head Ache. Tooth Ache. Swellings, Bruises Sores, Ring Worm, Tetter, Stid Joints, Contracted ' Cords Fresh Cots, Ulcerated Sores, and all Seroralone' Diseases where external remedies can be used, Sore Throat., Stiff Necks, ice. Was - r IT WILL Crag TOX HOUMA /m CArria Sweeny, Swill, Pistol's-Poll Evil. Windmills, 131- Cara Cholic, Sprains, Collar and Saddle Galls, atone Bruises, Sur Joints, Vertigo, splints, and Running Sores. ilD^None genuine but those bottle* baying the words '"E. C. ALLEN'S Concentrated Electric Pane. or Arabian Pain Extractor. Loner Pa.," blown iu the bottle. Look out for Counterfeits, don't forget to ask for Allen's. Letters concerning the Paste to be addressed to E C. Atlen, Lancaster. Pa. For !ale at IL William V Drug Store, Front street Agent for Cotombia. April 12, 11338.1 y WRA 500 acts r B bas ina P t P re i c N e ll i i vt i ll P he above /l e r ' L b :. a m mo . quality and Maisons urea, Wrapping pap/r— -adon!' ta offered cheap for cash, or is exchange fee good cotton Rags. KTCoantry Merchants please nailed! H. C. rONDERBII4ITHII ?apples Oast atom, pplasobia. Aug.l,•ll.
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