The Columbia spy. (Columbia, Pa.) 1849-1902, May 02, 1857, Image 3

Warranted Fiesh and Genuine Gar
den Seeds.
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N every variety, wholesale Oa retail.
Assorted Boxes put up expressly for the Catmint
Trade. Fine Iluropean and American Flower Seeds
2u choice varieties to Boxes for St, with directions.
Japan Peas. Sugar Cane Seed, Tom Thumb Dwarf
Peas, &c. Orange Water Melon, new Winningstadt
'Cabbage Seed, &c.
PASCHALL, St 011 RIS & CO.,
Implement and Seed Store, 7th and Market et., Phila.
May 2,1957.
CRAMS, SCALDS, BURNS,' &c. '
PURA la a short time . by Cooper's Anti.
Pain Tincture. - As a petit alleviator, this Tinctu re.
'though not infallible, is 1101 surpassed by any other
.ever offered to the afflicted; and takes the precedence
.of as others wherever it is used, inasmuch as it is
.purely PEG IirpABLE, containa nothing POISONOUS,
and may be used with. SAFETY. One bottle has been.
khown to cure six cases of Dysentery, besides lemma
mr 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 persons oßavery Otitis and rank. •
WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
It is good for wind and pain in the Stomach and,
Bowels Diarrhea and Dysentery. Colic, Cholera and
Cholera ' hlorbus, Rheumatism acute, chronic and ner
vous. Phthisie or _Asthma, Croup. Colds, -Coughs,
Scalds, Burns,;:Wounds,,,Araittes, Sprains, Stiff and
Swolled.lobizs, Nearalma„or Tic Doloreaux, Tooth
ache, Sick and PlerVdtis Headache, to quiet a nervous
-restlessness,.and thus enable one to,steep .calmly.—
•Pain in the stile, a Stitch la the Beck, Cricks, Cramps,
and almost every kind of pain, internal and external;
tlvy Poison. Stings and Sties of Poisonous Insects,
FEVER AND AGUE, ;FM, iliceough_. Heartburn,
Cold Feet, Freezes, Chilblains, Painful Corns, Swell
ings, Old Sores, to allay Inflammation, and prevent
Mortiflention. die.,
ing•PRICE 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
Du. E. B. HERR, Agent, Columbia..
May 2,1857. - • • • •
RIVERS & DERIOIIS'
GRAND
ORIENTAL CIRCUS
PRINCIPAL FEATURES
From the Celestial Empire !
A FULL COM.PANY OF
CHINESE ARTISTES !
AN AMAZONIAN TROUPE
CONSISTING OT
Eight Equestrian Ladies!
EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW & ORIGINAL
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CH IN.G AN-CHONO,
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CHIP-MOON,
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MAGICAL
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' . A beautiful Troupe of
%. LADY EQUESTRIENNES
4 7 . •1 n kS-% Wall apiwar 'Agatha, io a new and
:, . .-"•.." * .L .. rplendid Cavalcade uf Actor, called
'w.b :rev V the GEMS OF THE HA REM. welt
Ti r li . ) . - la number. who will go through • do ,
vanity of Equestnan Nroluloono nod
Al. tee. oa full nod trunacradantly
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, 0,., MADAME GARDNER.
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~f r wi.„, me.. co..n w of ber perform
stares onll H.la and Control SLX
• beinatifol ARABIAN COUH.SS.RS,
is full speed, winla stamhst ep..
. . their Swim.
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- MADAME AR-WAN,
- - - .--:;,r-- MADAME ARCHER,
MLLE. CAMILLE,
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F. RIVERS.
Principal Riders,
E.-DERIOCS, R. RIVERS.
J. HANKINS, E. WOODS.
M. FOSTER, C. RIVERS
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Muted. 0. DERIO Us—rjurints
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HERR TREXLER,
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MONS. MOFFIT,
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The renowned ACROBATIC aft)
°TAWAS= ARTi.ST.
The performances of the above-maned artistes are of
the molt elegant and relined character. a full detail of
• which will be found In descriptit e bills at tie principal
public resort..
For VARIETY, NOVELTY, and SPLENDOR., the
proprietors Ceti confidently declare this establishment,
this season, to be unprecedented, unequalled, and in
inutable in every department of the exhibition—such
at no equestrian institution heretofore organized ever
bad the enterprise, energy or tasite 14 bring before the
.
rjr The Entertainment* will Conclude with the
.thrilling DRAMATIC SPECTACLE of •
Itezeppa, or the Wild Horse of Tartary!
With • full and talented caste of chant:tem rich cow
turtles, original music, trained hone, & c.
The gergenue Procession will enter town et 10 A. 31.
lad by Air. O. P. Peewee Philadalphie Drew Bend, end
proceed through the 'principal streets sod thoroughfare.
tr The Performing Pacilion ha. been 'madly im
proved thin mashie, effording 'seats for 3000 penile.,
perfectly protected from the myt of the else or tbe in
elemency of the weather.
F. COULDOCE, Agent.
Those Merl and Terrific Accidents,
DAILY happening, from the careless hand
ling of burning fluid, eon forever be stopped by
the use or
Newell's Patent Safety, Lamp 4. Feeder. •
The lamp cannot explode from overturning while
llgined,it cannot explode by filling It while lighted, it
mamma explode from overflowing whit I ighted,it can
not explode from any known clause, Destined explode
when filling if the Ana takes fire. • •
With this lamp.and feeder in conjunction, the most
explosive comp:Mods may be used, with no • greater
danger than sperm. or lard' oil. This lamp is the
eheapest, best and safesfevereffered to the public:
For sale, wholes 11110 . audlttatil. by
_1 Da. E, B. DERE.
Druggist Front at., Columbia, Pa-
Slay f , 1857.
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WOULD :resiieetfudy -inform ter - tusto l
mess
and friends, that she hairemored NO.
MECHANICS ROW. Locust street, the 'stand 'for
merly' occupied bt the mews Lindsay, and has opened
en
RIM ileril stocki
R . MILLINERY GOODS;
7e7 =l=kl l l 7 that Is e Laces, reo cv and desirable in
Dress
Caps, &X.. tic.
Aliso, Lades' Hesestreesew with a lame seri e wiP
of Dana Tel' , • Buttons, Ladies' Prena
Corsets. Hooped Mourning, Veit= b0r.)... wi th
an assortment of Lidice Riding , Hwy atiw w - non.
nets, Boys' Straw, Hats, sad an ezeaentstoek of Straw
Bonnets.
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N. B.—The anention of the ladktsis_virlenlarly cal.
led to an OPENING OP FANCY BONNETS on May
13th. B. A. BLOCK.
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Columbia, April 25, 1817-1 m
DR. S. ARMOR; r;
T_T 011;60PITHIC , Office - and
I_l, Residence% Locust street, opposite dm Post,
Office; OFFICE PRIVATE.
Columbia, April 24 11357-the
A LOT ,OF APPIJIBUTITA for sale by the
tdri. creek a Von, .t the Grocery, 1n Odd Fenows ,
gol timid a 4 pril 19,1857.31
- -FOR UENT -
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THE •tivo-stary BRICK HOUSE, in al- 4 .. 14
nut street, above Front, lately occupied by agil,
:Thos. Groom. : Rent will be taltea out in board if
desired: Apply-to THOS. afto/511st
Columbia, April 25,125741
PITZLXO .BELZIL
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N Saturday, the 9th of May, • will be sold
at Pablo Sale, at the Washington Hotel, in the
borough of Columbia, all that
- VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
'situated on Locust street. between Second and Third
streets, next to Liphart &Shumares carpenter shop.
Sale to communes at 71 o'clock,, at which- time, and
place terms will be made known by
• JAMES SCHROEDER.
Colombia, April 25,1857-2 t
To the Ladies'of Columbia ik Vicinity
IfIVE just returned from the-City with a
large
assortment
SPRING GOODS,
consisting_ of Trimmings, Eringes, Laces, Buttons, La
dies' and Infmns'. Caps, Head-dresses. Velvet and Mo
hair Braids, Embroidenesi (full stns,) Collars, Sleeves,
Infants' Robes add Waists, &c.; Flouncing for Shirts,
(cheap); Dimity and Cambric Bands; Black Crape and
Bugle Collars. A lot of Auction . Collars, (miff b sold
lowy Muslim; Plaid and Nansook; Swiss and Mull, Mill
ing:Paper. Muslin, Bobinet; Florence Silk, Crape, he;
Brilliant Skirting, Skirts, Corsets, Tidy'', Mitts, Gloves,
and Hosiery; Chcne Belting, new style of belts for boyic
Brushes and - .Combe Port blenunies, Perfumery, Ito.;
Reeds,Whalebones and Brass Hoops; all of
which I will sel low for cash.
- MARY S. WITHERS,
No. 3 Mechanics' Row, Locust St.
Columbia, April 25, '5741.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
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TILE undersigned would again call the
attention of his ft lend. and customers to hl large
and varied assortment of articles In bis line of bus'.
easy, comprising everything that is manufactured of
Tin, Sheet Iron, &c., for Household purposes. His
stock is of his own manufacture, and lie cau vouch
!brim excellence and durability.
HIRAM WILSON.
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures,
ALARGE ■nd complete assortment of elegant Oa
Fixtures of tasteful designs. consisting of slx,
four, three and two burner Chandeliers. single burner
Hall Pendants. Side Lights plain and ornamental.
Drop Burners, &r., always on hand. GAS FITTING
in all Its branches attended to with promptness.
House Roofing, Spouting, &c.
TIOUSE ROOFING and SPOUTING put up in the
LI most substantial manner; Plumbing, Bell Hang
ing and other branches of the business, carried on as
heretofore, on the most reasonable lenns.
• STOVES! STOVES!!
ALARGE ainortment of Stoves cenietantly
on hand. Several new and very excellent
patterns of COOK STOVES for 1857. received.
HIRAM WILSON,
Corner of Second and Locust streets.
Colombia. April 25,18557.
GA.RDENING.
TUE undersigned begs leave to inform his
friends und the citizens of Columbia and surround
ing country. that he still continues the practice of
Gardening, in its various branches; Laying out
Grounds, &c., in the most approved style of art, de
sign and taste. Those who favor him with their na
menage, will find their work done with skill and
dispatch, and on reasonable terms. Personal atten
lion will in an cases be given. He furnishes, and
plants out if required, all kinds of Nursery stock, viz,
Fruit, Shade, and Ornamental Trees,
Flowering, flowering, Shrubr,lcc. 2000OPthe choicest constant
blooming Roses, 01 the most hardy kinds. for sale; ,
also, Grape Vines, of the most approved sorts. He
invites a call to his green house where a choice se
lection of well-grown Flowering Plants may be seen
and purchased, of
JOSEPH YEWD A LI.,
Gardener and Florist, Cherry street, Columbia, Pa.
April '25, 1857.
FOR BALE.
ASHOW CASE, suitable for a Ratter or
Milliner, is offered for sale cheap. at the Drag
Store of 3. H. HALDEMAN.
April 25-tf.
A 1101tOUGHLY're-built comb-decked Boat,
Asi_ . of sixty•ilve tons bur. hen, guaranteed to need
no more repairs then a newly finished boat for at
least three years. Terms will be mare reasonable.
Apply to.
HARFORD FRALEY,
at his Dont Yard, Canal_Rasta
Columbia, April 18, 1857.1 f
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE Business Stand, on Front
43 _
street, Columbia, Pa. Apply at tbia office.
Columbia, April 19, 18.57-tf
$2O 2.11V171133.D.
QTOLEN, on the night-of the , lith instant,
kJ from the Eagle Furnace, at the lower cod of
Marietta.
A DARK BAY HORSE,
about fourteen hail& high. with black legs, mane and
tail, white hair nn both shoulders, and a white spot
on hit face and nose. Ten dollars will he paid for the
recovery of the home, and ten dollars for the appre•
Jimmie:, and conviction of the thief.
Information to be left wills David Coble at Minims.
ntungo Furnace, or at E. Trainer's Grocery Store,
Marietta.
April 18,1657-3 to
Splendid Jewelry ! Elegant Watches !
Rich Silverware ! &c.
TUE subscriber has just opened a new stock,
freih from the city, of
GOLD LEVER WATCHES,
Duplex, Lepines & quartiers,
- - all of which be will tell on the
moiTveasonable terms. Alse. nn entire new sleek
of CAMEO and MOSAIC BREASTPINS, Es r•Rings,
of the latest styles.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
or every description; together with a thousand and
one other article's,
P. SHREINER.
Watch and Jewelry Store.,ProneStreel, Columbia
April 18,1857.4'
Cheap Carpets: Cheap Carpets!
A NEW EXCITEMENT
AS been created by the opening of a
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New "Carpet Store; at 910.304 Aterket street,
first door above 9th, south side, Philadelphia, which
we have filled with a complete stock" or
CARPETS;OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
Woel Carpeis,37 and 60c, wonb 62 and 75e; Tapestry
Carpets,l6l:,2o worth 61,50. ...We intend to make this
really the Great—Emporium •of Market street = for
CHEAP cArtvp.m.a we have ditoarded entirely
the oht.fashioned high prices which others adhere to.
Our friends from the country can buy from or with
perfect eonddence, Goods never miarepre.entedfor
the sake ore:taking sales. its is so often the ease.
WINDOW SHADES.
As this Is the only place where a general assortment
of Shades is kept, you will always find anything you
want trom 25 ets. to 410.
We over extraorditiarr Inducements to all classes,
and boldly assert that we do pelt cheaper then Ia
usual among other dealerr; we are satisfied with
small profile, preferring to do it large business.—
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
EVANS & WALTON.
Carpet Wareroonta 304 Market street, one door above
9th, south aide.
Joun M. EVANS, J.B. WairoN.
April IS, 1857.3rema .
STOITES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!
WHOLESALE and Retail. The undersigned
rerpeettully call the attention of those in want
of CI good article of Cooking nod Heating Stoves, to
their extern - Pm stock, motorising the following
Sloven to Wit: •
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Globe Cook, Comp!cies, Delaware Cook, Banner,
Flat Top, BON State,Artet, Burk Gook, Rc., &c., also,
Furnaces and Can Ovens.
We also call the attention of dealt's; throughout the
country to our extensive assortment. Rights given
for some of the best articles in the Heating and book
ing line known. Give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere. 1. • , : HENAN tk. wAlrerppc,
April 1
fteec%nd and leWeiiTireiii., Philadelphia,
18, 8574 m
SAVING. FVND
- OF , THE
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National Safety Trust Company,
WALNDT street, south=west wrote of
Third ,Phl lade Iphia. •
Incorporated . by the State of Pennsylvania. •
Money /11 received In any sum, Mtge or smal Land
interest paid from the day of . deposit to tke day of
withdrnaral.
The °Mee is open every day (tom 9 o'clock In the
morning till 7 o'clock in the earning, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till Vistelock.
hwit.AluA.Lal.l;l=.ld
All sums large or small, are paid back In GOLD op
demand without notice, to an r atiount.
HON. HENRY L. NER, rtellident.
• ROBERT 8 ELP,R !TA awe President.
J: Elm; Heich i tg ar
OBS. ,
Henry L. Renner,* C. Landreth Monne,'
Edward L.• Carter, F. Carroll Bremner,
Robert Selfridge,
,Joseph &Barry,
Samuel K. Ashton. Henry L. Churchman ,
James B Health, Primo Lee._
This company confines its business entirely to the
deceiving of money on interest. The investments
amounting to nearly One Million and a Half *Mel
len! as per published report of Assets, are made In
conformity with the provisions of the Charter. in
Real Estate. Mortgages, Ground Reuse, and mach first
clam securities,as will abysms insure purism !seen ri ty
to the depositors,. sad which' rennet , fall to give per.
manencrand stability to this old and rqdt.eastabliabed•
- Institution.
April 1& ifstr.sg
Damiaired.
TUE HAVE last received ■ large lot of 80011 P
TV stletitly damaged by miter, wadeh se will roll
off cheap. NAYLOR t 31OVAINAt.D. •
Columbia, April t 9, 11,13).
PIAN AND' MELODEONS. -
ZD. SIMPAILD, agent for the gale of Pianos
o front the best Phi lidelphin,New.York and Hes
ton Manufacturers, will select and deliver those of
the first quality, at less than city prices• also. Melo
deons of the most perfect tone and •Snuth, of every
variety of size and style. Rooms in Locust street,
first door above the bank.
Columbia, April 18,1857-tf
NOTICE.
TUE MU - UNDSIOf would reopeettully
1 inform - their ciiitomeri 'and friends that they,
_have
,REMOVED TO FRONT . STREE T,
And now occupy the store room lately occupied by
John Felix as a Jewelry store, where they are now re
ceiving, and opening their new stock of
SPRING & SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS,
Consisting of everything that is choice end desirable in
Ribbons, Bonnets, 'Laces, Caps,' &c.
In the way of straw goods, also, we exhibit a stock
equal to the beet anywhere: while ourreasonable prices
most commend our goods to all who wish to -practice
ecemomY• ,
April 18,1957-3: ,
THE NEW STORE OPENED ,
• With a New Stock of
DOOT,S AND sztOvs.,-
CII.IIeCLUNE desires to inform his friends
. nod the public, that helms removed to his Ne w
Store near the Market House, in Locust street; and
in now ready to supply all who may favor him with
their custom, with .1 first-rate article of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description. suitable for Ladies, Gents, Miss
es, Youths and Children.
As heretofore, he will pay particular attention to
the Ladies' branch of the business. His stock Is
made up to order, and for style and workmanship
cannot be surpa.sed In Columbia. _ '
He respectfully asks for a continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore received; and notwith
standing the great advance in the price of shoes, he
is determined to sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
C.' R. McCLITNE.,
April 18, 1857.3 t Locust street, Columbia.
A COOL ADVERTISEMENT.
MRS. ELIZA YOUNG respectfully informs
the public thht she has tined up rooms in her
new building, near the Town Hall, and will open
about the first of May. an
ICE CREAM SALOON,
in connection with the Fancy Cake Baking and Can
dy business. Wedding Parties, dtc., supplied at the
shortest notice. A share of the public patroauge re
spectfully solicited.
Columbia, April 18,1837.3 t
To those who want
VATS area -caps,
F the Latest Spring and Summer styles, at
low prices, would say, go to Hess' Hat and
up Store, and you will be accommodated.
Do you want a Fine Moleskin Silk Hat? Go
to Hess' cheap Hat and Cap Store, where yea can
get one 20 per cent. cheaper than any other place
this aide the city.
Do you warn the latest style Soft Hat or Cap? Co
to Hess' Hat Manufactory, where you can get them
cheaper than any other place in Columbia.
Do you want a Fancy Hat or Cap for youth or chil
dren? Go to the Fashionable Hut Store, where you
have the largest stock to select from, and can get
Caps as low as twenty-Rwe cents.
Do you want to get your Hat dressed up tree of
charge? If so, buy them at Hess' Fashionable Hat and
Cap Store, on Front etreet;'a few doors east of Shrei
ner Jewelry Store.
Do you want to encourage Home Industry? If so,
buy your Hata and Caps at Hess' Hat Mannfactory
Do you •want a 'hat to feel easy and comfortable?
Go to Hess' Hat Store, where you can get them made
just to order.
Do you want Summer Hatt? Call at the Fashiona
ble Hat Store. nod get a fine Panama, Marie:Mho :Leg
horn, Swiss, Canada, Palm, Chip and all other kinds.
n Ina word, if you want a Hat that is not got up by
boys and inexperienced hands, expressly for. whole
saling, go to Hers' Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
No. :t Shreiner's Row. Front street, Columbia, Pa.
Columbia, April Id, 1357.
Music! Music!!
Thave made arrangements with one of the
argeat Publiahing /louses in Philadelphia, by
which we can furnish any music published in this
country, at a few days notice. New music received
as soon as published.
April 18, 1857. SAYLOR & McDONALD.
Jut Received,
BARRELS of Saperfina and Extra Pam
ily Flour. Also,W bushels Feed. For sole by
A. M. RAMBO,
April 18.1857.33 . Odd Fellow,' Hull.
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Batter, Eggs, Mackerel by the halt
or quarter barrel, Dried Beet - and Hamm, for sale
byA. M. RAMBO,
April IS. 1557-3 t Odd Fellows' Hell.
1857. 1857.
NEW MOODS AGAIN!
AT INALDEDIABPS NEW STORE.
TATE talre pleasure in informing the public that we
TY have completed our alterations and improve
ments, and have now arranged our second large pur
chase of
SPRING GOODS
We cordially invite all our friends to call and ex
amine our clock and improvements, whether they
wish to purchase or not, as we feel confident that
with our increased facilities, we can offer induce
ments not to be met with elsewhere.
JUST RECEIVED.—The largest and moat varied
assortment of DRESS GOODS, ever opened in Co
lumbia, including new vpring Silks, Buyadere
Flounced Silk Robes. India Silks, Plain. Plaid and
Striped Ducats, Ducal Robes, Poplin Robes. Berege
Robes,Lnwn Robes,Organdie Lawns . ebonies, Real
French Chlutzes,Drilliutdes.ind many new novelties
in Dress Goods never offered in this piece.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
Ladies will always find at thin counter a Varied
assortment of Rich French Worked Collars, Slerves
and Cuffs, Collars and Sleeves. and Collura and Cull's
to match; Jaronet and Swish Etlcings and Insertings,
Jaconet and Swiss Bands and Financings. Laces and
Edgings, of all kinds. Embroidered, Hemstitched
and Frialed Borden:A Randkrrchirtt.Ae., &e.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
We now have a large assortment el snawle, among
which will be found a great variety of Stella shawls,
with printed and broche. borders in new fur les, and
all the choice colors, from 82,00, to . 510,00. Also,
other Shawls in every veriety .
MANTILLAS! MANTILLASit
Just opened our new - stock of Spring Mantillas of
all the new shapes in Week silk, colored silk. moire
antique end lace. We invite the ladies to examine
our assortment. We are now selling extra Rich
hlantillas at very low prices.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
Also, new Par:tools of this weason's etyler, at all
price•. 75c. to 56.00. ''We have the largest stock in
Columbia. lieu Kid Gloves at 87j..
LIATEN GOODS!—Our stock of Linen Goods has
been greatly increatedt and selected with particular
attention to the purity of the Fabric and Bleach. ,
DOMESTIC GOODS!
A large stock of best makes at lowest prices. No
advance in Muirline. Call and examine oar 12} cent
Bleached Shinine Nu•lin—best ever sold at the price.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!
In this departinent Will be found every article ne
cessary to felra Abe entire ont•fit of those commencing
Floasekeepink.
GLOVES, - HOSIERY AND TRIM M (NOS.—Every
variety of these Tend% knot ennonanily on hen&
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING'S.
At our cloth counter may always be fodhd a good
stock of Black and Fancy Cloth•. Black and Fancy
Cassimeres, Velvet, Silk -and 'Marseilles Vestings,
also, Satinens. Jeans. Cords. &c« ate.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
We have greatly increased our stork of Super
Brussels Carpeting, Imperial Three' Ply do., Super
Ingrain do., Fine and Medium Ingrain do. Venetian
and Rag do.• Floor Oil Cloths. from one to four yards
wide, of all qualities.; Mailings, in every width,
plain, white and checked; Also, Cocoa Mattings, for
public rooms and Maces.
Window Shades, Looking Glasses, Philadelphia
Carpet Chnin ' Prime Live Geese Feathers..
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
We invite attention to our China, 0 lass and Queens.
ware Room, which'contain• the largest and most vit.
rind stock ever brought to this market, which we Mks
to sell at much below the regular prices.
Our customers are Invited to cell and receive
a beak and catalogue .of Goods, published for free
distribotion, at
HALDEMAN'S
' Cheap Cash Store, Columbia.
N. B.—All kinds of Country Produce taken in :en
change for Goods.
Columbia, April 11,1857.
.1.06 ir 4 AC , 0 7 : t
IP SO, GO'TO THE •
FARMERS' CASH STORE 9:.
Locvsr sr, COLUMBIA PA '
WE takothis opportunity of announcing,
that we happiest re ceividonaw and splendid
essortreen t of spring and summer goods,consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries , Queetisware and Glassware,
Table and F loor Oil Cloths, Looking Olas••• • &O.
FOR THE LADIES —Rich styles of Fa nc y and ,
Slack Silks, all prices; Challles, Beteres, D&alnes,
bearnifal Prints; and, in fact, every article of dress
epode that will be fashionable during the coining -sea
eon.
FOR MEN ANOBOTS--Cloths. Cassirneres,Cash •
me rettes„Cratort Cloth. Twesda, Cotwaades, /Lc., Ac.;
Silk and blersallle• Vesting, In great variety; and all
goodasuitable for Gentlemen's complete outfit.
Furnishing goode f Sbeetiogh,
Inge, Osnaburgs. the., Ac.; together with a large as
sortment olQueensware and 131sesware, Tablet ath3
floor Olt Cloth, and a.hrsh lot ofGroceries and Apices;
all of which will be sold at prices .that cannot tail N,
suit all.
Our goods were selected with great care, and to
the best advantage, so th at .we will be able, in price
and quality, to compete with any other stets in Colom
bia.
The Yonne' Stem ilea always bad the rernitiellon of
being the CHEAP STORE,. and this act was trove:
announced by Soaks but from the lips °four comma
ars. We desire partici, early to state,. that while we
do sell groceries as cheaply as they eim.be sold, with
out a tots, we can also Isle , Oral Glee& •as cheap as
an ot her booze la town.
As heretofore, all 'kinds of country , produce
to en in exclusive for goods, and the highest market
price allowed for the same. T.. 1. RUCH,
Penne& Cash Store, opprielle the Franklin House,
Columbia. Pa.
April 4, 1,437.
List Of New Books.
JUST RECEIVED al Saylor /6 McDonald's,
bliss Leslie's New Cook Book,
Widdifield's New Cook Book.
Inquire Within; or, 3700 Pacts for the People.
klansford; a Tale of Bacon's Rebellion, by St.
George Tacker -
The Border goner, by Emerson
Viola, or the Secret of Power. by Mrs. douthworib.
The. Life and Adventures or Beckwonh, a narra
tive of life among the Indians.
Columbia, April 18, 1857. -
Manufacturer's Insurance Company.
CINTER - Perpetual. Granted by the State
of Pennsylvania. Capital, 8500,000. Fire, Itla.
rine and Inland Transportation. Aaron S. Lippincott.
President. Wm. A. Rhodes, Vice President. Alfred
' Weeks, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Aaron S. Lippincott, Wm. A.
Rhodes, Wm. H. Thomas; William Neal. Charles
Wite,Alhed Weeks, J. Rinaldo Sank, John P. Simons,
CharlesJ. Field, James P. Smyth.
Office. No. 10 Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
THOMAS WELSH, Agent, Columbia, Pa,
April 11, 1857.11
RZIIOVAL Or
JOHN SHEN BERGER'S
FURNITURE WARE ROOKS.
THE undersigned hailig Temoved his Fur
niture Ware Rooms and Manufactory, to his new
brick buildings, on the south side of Locust ritreet,be
tween Second and Third street!, respectfully invites
his friends and the public to give him a cull. A large
and superior stock of
CABINET-WARE AND C HAIR-W ORX,%
of 01l descriptions, will be kept constantly on
hand, which will be sold on the most rea
sonable terms. As he manufactures his own work,
he in enabled to warrant every article to be
what it is represented; and to be asgood asit is cheap.
Ills stock is very large, and in part embraces Dres
sing, Plain and Fancy Bureaus;sSideboards, Sofa-,
Card. End. Sofa, Centre. Dressing,Dining and Break
fast TABLES; Coalman. Franc - a:and other BED
STEADS; Common and Fancy CHAIRS, and SET
TEES of every style. together with a genera_ assort.
mein of all kinds of FURNITURE.
Funerals will be attended with a Splendid Hearse,
on short notice. and all necessary attention given to
UNDERTAKING.
- - -
He reppeeifully r.olicits a dare of public patronage
as well as a continuance o f the custom with arbieb be
has been liberally favored.
Columbia, Apr 111.1,1857.
B.IIIKOVELIA. -
TORN FELIX, has removed his Watch,
ft, Clock and Jewelry EstitbliAmenr to his. new
stand on Front street. third door below the American
lipase. He has on hand a large stock or
WATCHES
CLOCKS, AN D JEWELRY,
which he is prepared to sell cheaper than they can
be bought at any other establishment. kis is pre
pared to offer great bargains, and he respectfully in
vites the attention of purchasers to his stock, which
embraces
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of every kind; all kinds of CLOCKS, from 51,50 up
wards; he invites the nttention of Boatmen to his large
stock of LEVER BOAT CLOCKS; JEWELRY. con
sisting or Ear Rif:got, Finger Rings Breast Pins. &c.;
all kinds of Silver Spoons; Plated Soup Ladles,Table
and Tea Spoons. Forks. &c., which are warranted to
wear nearly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver Pen
cils and Pens; Gold and Silver Spectacles; together
with the greatest variety of FANCY ARTICLE'S
ever before offered.
CUTLERY.—AIso, a superior assortment of Re
volvers and other Pieiola,and ail ktnde of Knivcs
ofthe best manufacture. -
Strict attention will be given.as heretofore,tonm
repairing of clocks, watches and jewelry; and all
work will be warranted.
I, continuance of former, patronage is respect
fully solicited. JOHN FELIX.
Columbia, April 11. 1857.
GEORGE Z. BENTZ. GEORGE W. RUFFRAGLE.
BENTZ St HITFFNAGLE,
(Successors to Daniel Herr,)
WASUINGTON 330111333,
Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa.
THE subscribers having effected a lease of
-L. this well-known and popular Hotel, hereby give
notice that they have thoroughly re-fitted and reno
vated it. The establishment has been re.fitrnished
at great expense, and nothing has been left undone
to render it one of the most agreeable and comforta
ble hotels in the slate.
try -Adjoining
i the hotel in a first-class RESTAU
RANT, which s supplied with all the delicacies of
the season, and which is not ...amassed by any
simi
lar establishment in Philadelphia.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the public.
April ii, 1857-1 y BENTZ & IIUFFNAGILE.
Pratt's Patent Hay and Grain Rake.
(PATENTED JANUARY Sttr, 16564
Also, Clover dr. Timothy Sower, dte.
TILE undersigned havingused Pratt Es Smed
ley's Imp roved Re ke gathering our crops the
present season. can say that we consider it a Time
and Labor Saving Machine. In rapidity and Cane of
operation it is utian rptissed by any other, and it leaves
the hay in win-rows, in excellent condition forpitch
ing.
It is also well adapted Car raking Wheat or Oat
stable, as it neither wtisies the groin, nor collects co
mush rubbish an the common take, and does not in•
jure the grass. Some of us have used It for raking
swaths ofgrain for bottling, and found it to answer
well.
For all the above purposes, it has given entire sat
'faction.
Philadelphia County, Job Reich,
Joseph Palmer. 24th WardS. B. Worth,
Chester County. ‘l't Ilium Stevens,
Georges. Roberts, Aaron Lukens,
Davis Hoopes, James D. McClellan.
Jens. Williams, Alstlon Bishop,
Thomas Downing, IL A.J3cole.
Nathan Williams, Delaware County.
Joh Ilayes, George She rpless,
Jacob Huey, John Sharpie's,
Richard Pim, Thomas Chalkley Palmer,
John 1) Steel, Thomas P. Bertram.
Isaac Hayes, Haydock Gerrigues,
Thomas Bonsai, Jesse Brooks, Jr.
Thomas Bailey, Lancaster County.
Richard J. Downing, Maris Hoops..
James Pierce, Ohio.
George W. Pierce, Israel Pimm,
George Pyle. Robert Read.
Er A Special Premium by the United State. Agri-
cultural Society, was awarded for the bore Machines
at the Exhibition held at Phlladelphispin Oetober,iS66.
Erßeceived the first Premium of Chester county
Agricultural Society's Fair.
jrrßeceived.thie firer Premium of York county Ag
ricultural Society's Fair.
CTReceived the first Premium of Cumberland
county Agricultural Society's Fair.
Hy-Received the first Premium of Maryland Agri
cultural Society.
Having the right to make and sell Pratt's Patent
Horse Rake in Lancaster, York, Dauphin, Lebanon.
and Cumberland counties, they will be manufactured
and sold at the Machine Shop formerly own e d by
Smedley & Brandt, Second street, Columbi a , p a l.
Formers and others are respectfully invited l o call
and examine the Brachium..
HENRY BRANDT.
Columbia, April 4, 1857.2m0s
Our Flag Still Waves Against all
Monopoliest I
SPRING OF 1857.
•
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA:
WE arc now ready to show our friends
and the public generally, our First Stock of
Spring Goods, which will present unusual attractions
Many novelties will be exhibited, selected from the
choicest stocks i , in New York and Philadelphia
among w hi c h will be rovud—Ducals, (a new and de
sirable article )
Luxories, Crinolines, Lustrolines, Silk and Wool
Chollies, Chellie Delnnes. Wool Deliriums. Derege
Detainee,Brilliants, (plain and figured .) Rich4aconet
Chintzes, for Ladies and Children's D : These
are all very choice goods, and are worthy of en
early examination.
31,000 WORTH OF EMBROIDERIES:
Embracing every variety of styles and quality—de
cidedly the most perfect assortment out of Philadel
phia—which we have selected from the liwrest raspor
dug House fa New Yell, hence, WE SAVE ONE
PROFIT, and can sell much below the usual prices!
Mr' WHITE GOODS:
. 13
in this branch we hare many new articles for
ladies. Our Taritons, Swamies, Malls, Islalm,ek e
/echo:melts, Cambric., Dimities,&c., are beautild,
as well as cheap.
CRAPE SHAWLS: SHAWLS!
, -
2S Crape Sheerly, at prices from Five to Fifty Dol
lars colors, White Straw, Pink, Blue, Scarlet
and Crimson. Notwithstanding the great advance
in the price of these goods, we obtained them at. old
prices! " Who will have the first choice? • • •
SILKS! DRESS SILKS!
Plain, Black and Fancy gyp' Dress Sales, Moire
Antiques. Ac. We need only ear We can't be beat?
A full assortment on hand. ,
MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS::
. A fell line of these goods in Silk and Noire Antique
—made op tasty, prices from 82,30 to 51.3,—n0 Auc
tion Goods!
_ GINGHAM& GINGHAM&
_ - - - -
Our reputation Or asap Gingham le will wknon
We otter 100 pieces of the best and choicest goods
ever sold forj2i , to 31 casts. New littyks Spring
o c f al l e ir ki ll ad m :Fi sli a n ne z ell i s, "ll T e o ' we c l h ittgq, l ike 'llt .. k a i s u d is. Di s a rms. "
garment as can be found elseerbere.-as cheap oath*
- cheapest, as good as the best:
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR. •
Ne Hasson , . k Laroaxa Extra Black Ckodiar. Cam
aims ra and Vesting*, Yoe Pleads, Stocks, Cravats,
s car p. saspandero, Basing tadelotres, ShirsCollars,
and Shirt Fran N.
1 1 , any, Ilria have too manrgooda for a
newspaper Advertisement, and we %appose we will
be compelled so pat oat a Look
Ewe quality' White Granite, China and Maas Bar
Farnham, Le.
Er Fresh CroeMici—Choke Tam, always on
found. A. share • (public patronage is millet Led.
H. C. IPOSIDERTMITH,
'Er People , ' Cheap Cash Store,
Columbia., r..
Match 48.1557.
MAULS and Ronk Salt, by the each or beabell,fee
1. sale tow,by
March SS, i'37. 2. Cr. EIVCGWER
ejlirST 'BERM, a beautiful assortment of
Glass Ink :Stands, et the Headquarters and
ltewa Depot.
Columbia, April 18,1857.
Ar‘lN. 4V.,•E'1.).1F.1
AND
The British Quarterly Reviews.
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L. SCOTT & co., New Yoarr, continue to
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these Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be
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will be but Twetryr-Fouts Ceara a year for
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the Periodicals will be furnished for 1857.
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Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the
day, these Periodicals loose little by age.—
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•
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annum.
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Hover's Liquid flair Dye.
PHIS Hair Dye needs only a trial to satisfy
j. all of its perfection as a Dye. and the following
testimonial from that eminent Analytic Chemist, Pro
!WM. BOOM, of the U.S. Alint,will only confirm what
thousands have previously home testimony to
• ''LLSORATORY FOJE PRACTICAL CIMMI•Ter,
St Stephen's Pince.
Ph iladelpt ie. February 17. 11'57.
"Being well acquainted with the substances coin.
po%lng . nover'l Liquid Hair Dye. I am satisfied that by
fotlownif. the Pimple directions given for its UPC.
will not injure the Hair or Skin, but will give a num.
rat and durable color to the hair.
.I.Aitik: C. BOOTH, Analytic Chemist,"
Hoverla Writing Inks, including Iloverts Plaid. and
Rover's Indelible Inks, are too well known and in
troduded to require any additional testimony of their
character. The sales have been increasing since
their first introduction, giving evidence thut the ar
ticles truly possess that intrinsic merit claimed at firs:
for them by the Manufacturer.
Orders addressed to the Manufactory, No. 416 Race
street above Fourth. (old No. 144,1 Philadelphia, will
receive prompt attention hy
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
April 111,11667-ly
T./WI:ELM.
BEST Kirby, Limerick, Virginia Improved
Trout, Sea. Pike and Eel Hooks Swivele, Sal
mon Gut, Trout Liner, Gut and other Snoods, Artifi
cial Hail, Canton Grass Linen. Spun and Plaited Silk
Lines,Littes with and Hooks, Walking Slick,
Trout, and Trolling Dods-Floats, Dress Reels, Min
now Ist e ta,,sees, stet Nets, Partridge Nev, Dulcimer
and Piano Wire. Violins and Strings, tilling and
Seine Twine. GENUINE HARLEM GIL, for gravel
and affections of the breast and head, for sale by
GEORGE W. lIETUERGER, Importer,
No. 50 North Third Street, west side, second door
below Arch St. and next door to the St. Charles no
te!, Philadelphia. •
Colombia. April 4, 1857-1 mo.
MITCHELL •4- CROASDALE'S
Super-Phosphate ofXdine.
TIRE subscribers inform dealers and farm
era that then have nnw'on hand atoll supply of
SOPER.PHOSFLIATE OF LIME,
■nd confidently recommend it as *opener to any in
the market. A lon enr.liaifilv no hood.
PERUVIAN & MEXICAN GUANO,
Cos, candle., Soap. &c , at the lowest market rotes.
CROASDALII; PIERCE & Co.,
N0..30 North Wharves, above Arch rtreet, Phila.
ii=rFarraera can load on Arch street and avoid
the Crowded Wharf.
March SS, 11357.3 m
MIVA.ZIS a. WATSON,
•
PRILABELPHIL Manufac
tured SALAMANDF.R SA FES
No. 26 S. Fourth etreci, Phila.
Truth is +nighty and man:pre
i
,
~ I , Report of the Committee
Turning of
the
e up t erintend the
- - Reading, Febrearr;l27,Bl9g,
The undersigned, members of the committee, do
respectfully report, that we saw tile two Safes °net
nal ly agreed upon by Farrel & Herring, and Evans &
Watson, placed ride by side in a furnace, viz:
The Safe in use by the Paymaster of ttie Philadel
phia and Retie hig Railroad Company, in his office at
Rending..rannefactored by Ferret, Ac Herring, and
the Safe in use by H. A. Lantz, in his store. mano•
featured by Evans & Watson, and put In books pre
cisely alike.
The fire was started nt SI o'clock A. M., and kept
op until four cord/ of green hickory, two cords dry
oak and half chestnut top wood were entirely con
sumed the wholcunder the superintendence of the
subscribers, members of the committee. The Safes
were then cooled ad' with water, after which they
were opened . , arid the books and papers taken out
by the committee and rent - to H. A. Lanus store for
public examination, after they were first examined
and marked by the Committee. The books and pa
pers taken from the Safe manufactured by Erase and
Watson were but slightly affected by the intense heat
while those taken from the Safe • manufactured
by Ferrets mid Herring - were in our Judgment dam
aged fully fifteen per cent. more than those taken
from Evans It Watson's Sate.
We believe the above to have been a fair and
im
partial trial of the respective qualities of bash safes.
JACOB H. DYSHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER,
Having been absent during the burning, we fully
coincide with the above statement elite cOadititm of
the papers sod books taken out of the respective
Safe*. G. A. NICOLL&
H. H. MIMILENBERGI.
JAMES MILHOLLAND.
EVANS & — WATSON- -
ItAVILACY.I 014111 AND
$OO.OOO POUNDS
Of the above SAFES,
Which they offer for sale on better terms than any
other manufacturer in the United States.
Philadelphia, May 10,1857-1 y
RUM AND SHADES,
031'OP NEW STYLES. E g
110 t J. WILLIAMS, No. IS North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, manufacturer of Venitian
Velvet and Gold Bordered and Painted natio", of beau
tiful dative.
Hoff, and all ether cokes of Holland used for abeam
Pixtures,"Trirmninge, tc , wholesale and retail, at
the lowest cash prices.
Mors shades painted to order.
1. W. thankful' for past pstrOnape, respectfully so.
tbs public to call and examine
In
new and large
essostiernt before purchaeing elsewberr.
• MP' WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
Matra 11,11457.
TRANSPORTATION LINE!
[SUCCESSORS TO LEMON & Co.)
VitEIGHT from Philadelphia for Pittsburg
I: and the West. by railroad and coital.
The undersigned having made extensive pieparas
liens the past winter, ate now prepared :o do a heavy
business by canal and railroad. They will forward
Goods daily, front the East and West, and all the in
termediate points.
We will transport Iron,Fish. Cool, Plaster, &e , and
fill orders for the some on commission. We will aisle
deliver any . quantity of Pittsburg Coal. We can as
sure our friends and ail those disposed to patronize
the Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad, that no pains
will be spored to insure a speedy and safe transit of
all goods entrusted to our charge. The avoidance of
the inclined planes on the Allegheny Mountains, will
give increased dispatch to the transmission of freight.
A long experience in the Transportation Business
justifies us in promising the public every facility by
our line that can be offered.
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AGENTS.—COOKAIAN & BRO., Corner of Broad
and Filbert streets, Philadelphia; J. R. EBERLEIN,
Columbia; A. M. LLOYD & CO, Canal Basin, Holli
daysburg; T. B LLOYD. Canal ii/14111, Pena street,
Pittabarg; J. F. MILLER CO., N 0.79 howley , a Wharf,
Baltimore.
March 21,19.57-3 m
New and Cheap Clothing Store.
rr 118 subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally. that he has
opened at hi+ store in Front street, two doors below
the American House, a large and excellent assort
ment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
TRIMMINGS, &c. He is ready to furni-h and mule
up at the shortest nottee,and upon the most reasona
ble term., any, and everything in his line He re
spectfully *ohm is a abate ot public patronage
April 11, 1857 6t JOHN C. ItIELDRUM.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, has removed his
residence and office, to Second street, between
Locust and Walnut., first door north of the Lutheran
Church, where he can be found at all times.
April 11, Ihso 3m
MUSIC.
Zff. SIIIPARD, Teacher of 111u.ie—Vocal and
.Itottrumentn , —will resume the duties of his pro
fes.ion, MONDAY. MARCH D. 1n.57. Instrumental,
Including Piatio.filelodeon und Violin.
N. U—Orders for tuning and repairing Piano..
Violins. bows, and /1111-1011 instruments in general,
will receive prompt mention.
Elrßooms in Locust street, first door above the
Columbia, March 7, 1557.'
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW!
READ TJUS--OLD AND YOUNG*
DROP. WOOD'S Hair Restorative, is, no
doubt, the most wonderful discovery of this age
of progress, for it will restore, permanently. gray hair
to its original color, cover the head of die bald with
a most luxuriant growth, remove at once all dandruff
and itching, cure all scrofula, nod other eutuneous
eruptions, such as scald head. etc. It will cure. 114 if
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; make the
hair son, glossy, arid wavy, and preserve use color
perfectly, and the hair from ful/Inz, to extreme old
age.
The following is from a distinguished member of
the medical profession:
St Paul. January 2. 145.5.
PROVESROR 0 J. Noon—Dear Sire—Uneolicited 1
send you this certificate. Atter bring nearly bald for
a long time, and having tried ull the hair re•turatives
extant, nut having no faith in any, I Islas induced, on
bearing of yours to give its trial. 'placed myself //1
the hands an barber. and had lay head rubbed with
a good suit brush, and the Restorative then applied
nod well rubbed in, till the scalp was aglow. Thin I
repeated every morning, and itt three weeks the
young hair appeared and grew rapidly from August
last till the pre-cut time, and to now thick, black and
,strong—soft and pleasant to the touch; whereas, he
fore, tt was hank cud wiry, whit; little there was of
it- and that little was dirappearang 'very rapidly.
still use your restorative about twice a week. and
shall POOll hove a good unit perfect crop, of hair
No*. I had read of these things—und who has um?
but have not seen hitherto any case where any per
m, ti's hair was really benefited by any of the hair
tonic, etc, of the day; and it really gives me pleasure
to record the result of ray experience. I :dive recom
mended your preparation Mothers, and it already has
a large and general sale throughout the Territory.—
The people here Luow its effects,itad have confidence
in it. The supply you sect us, us wholesale twins
for the Territory, is nearly exhausted, and daily in
games are mule for it. You deserve credit for your
discovery; and I. for one, return you my thanks hr
the benefit it has dose me. fur 1 certainty had despaired
long ago of ever effecting nay such result.
Yours. hastily, J. W. BOND,
Firm of Bond k Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul.
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser
Boston, 27 School Street, March 80.1855
Dear Sin-11aving become prematurely quite gray.
was induced, some weeks since, to make II trial of
your Restorative. I have used less then two bottles,
but the gray hair. have all disappenrett; and although
my hair has not fully nitaiiied as magma.' color, yet
the IIfOCCSS OfCllOl/ge 1,. gradually going on, and 1 um
in great hopes that inn ehort time my hair will be MI
dark as fortnerly. I have also been much gratified
at the healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, wind)
before was harsh and dry, nod it has erased to come
out as formerly. Respectfully yours,
Professor Woo:). D. C. M. RUPP.
Carly/e,
I have aced Prof Wood's Dour Restorative. and
have admired its wonderful effect. My hair was tie
coining, no I thought. prematurely gray, but by the
use bus "Remora',we." it has resumed its original
color. and I have no doubt. permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE. Ex-Senator United States.
O.J. WOOD & AO., Proprietor', 312 Broadway, N.
1 ~ and 114 Ma 0,1 street. St. Louis, Aloueourt
For sale in Columbia. Pn., by J. 11. HALDEMAN,
and SAAPL 111.1.1KRT; Marietta, by J. J. Libburt,
and by ull reupott.ible druggists.
March 14, 10.17-9 m
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE Or New• Volta. Cayuga County,
One of the firm of I'. V. R. Coventry & Co,. of the
city of Auburn, beingduly sworn, snys the following
certificates arc genuine, and were given by the per
sons by whom they purport to be signed.
Subscribed and sworn before me,
HORACE T. COOK,
Justice of the Peace ; Ca yoga county.
We, the under.igned. have received the formula for
repining -Back's American Compound.” and as far
a• we have tested it. can recommend its general use
■s a tonic and alterative Medicine, to remove vinated
Humors of the flood, and peculiarly adarned to Fe
males suffering from Leucorrhcsa. (Whi:es ) and to
those whose constitutions are enfeebled from inter
mitten, Fever. JOsCE'll M. MORRIS. M. D..
LANSINGII 8R1G(.: 4 , M. D.,
A. C. TA ISM, M. D.
From Gra. W. Gray.
A Omni, March 13, 1955.
Gents:—l think yoßr i•ktacbi. American Com
pound" the moat valuable of medicine.. My wife Its.
been cured by it of a Derangement of her Stomach,
which ha. afflicted her for )ears. and my daughter of
an alarming CankrredZimeth and Throat My daugh
ter did not use half a bottle, which cur,/ her entir e ly.
Any of the shave persons 'mined, will answer any
questions as to our inalemento
TO IN VAVLI DS.
This Compound cow wins as n great healing element
a Compound Fluid .E.stract of Brack Drop or Cancer
Root. ea long known teats &adieu at a never ralliPg
cure for tscrofillos. Consumption, liumors or the
Blood, and for Chronic inflammation; and is now for
the first time given to me public. It la its secret prep
aration, as tormulas are furniehrd to Physicians,—
We only ask - one irsal. Our medicine stands von its
own merits alone.
READING, March 4
CArviox.—Bach bottle hereafter will bear the Jac
Wine& of P. V. R. Coventry & Co., as the large tale
alreadrreached renders it impossible to give a writ.
ten signature to each bottle, as was intended. Buy
of reliable dealers. For talc by all dealers lit medl•
eine, at 11.1 per bottle, or six bottles for E.
Agent in Columbia. Pa., Seaton. FILDIRT. Mural'
Bumf & Co., Reading, sole and general Agents
for the State of Pa.
February 14,1934-Gm.
A LARGE assortment of Ropes. all sizes and lengths,
11. on hand and for sale at THOS. WELSH'S,
March 12, 1457. No. 1. High street.
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, ice., also, Fresh
J./Darning Flaid,jus opened at
THOMAS WELSH'S
March 21.18.57. No. 1. High Street.
PRIME Hams. Shoulders, Dried Beef , and Sides,
just received at
March 251,1057. BRUNER & CO'S.
SUGARS, Sugars ; of
:be best qualities, just received
and for sale by
March 29,1927. BRUNER Or. CO.
TPROOMS, Droame, 14001111.. • lanre lot jun re
.0 calved, at Dna 49.1857] BRUNER & CO'S.
SOM' of all kind. suitable for wahine and the
toilet, at I.O. sausEß & ,
Mardi 27, 1657.
OFFErS &TEAS of an kinds and price* for Sbi•
Vby 1.0. BRUNER 00'S.
Mares 18,57.
FISH, Fish , risq—codfish,
I M . ac e el . Ilex
Herring,
CO. for rale by O. B k
March, 29, 1857.
VRESH Burning Fluid, Suet received and for este
J.' by
I. O. BILIINZR. & CO.
March gEt, IBM.
DBLED BEEF. Extra and Plain Hama. Shoulders
and mesa Port, for sots by
THOMAS WELSH.
March $I 1951. No.l. High street.
OATS, 00113, Hoy, and other feed!". for Fate by
THOMAS WSLSIL
Mare% 21.1657.
MUOLASSlPZ,Leverineelener,New Orlon I,Ce ha,
end Sew Uocre. for rale low, by
Mare* a; lib? i 0 IZZY'VER:
LLOYD & Co.'s
LLOYD & CO
CLOTUING.
J. H. HUNTER,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Home Testimony and Proqrs.
Aalalfru, June to, PIZ
c 7 .A. Ft 3=o ,
To tho Citizens of Columbia. and Vicinity.
THE subscriber takes this method of In
forming his irwilds sod the public. that he has now
opened the grocery at udd Fellows Hall. formerly kept
by S. C Swarta,Nsbere he will keep constant/y on band,
at lowest prices,
FRESH GROCERIES,
Of all kinds; such ns Stegarstitrime Coffees—Rio, Java,
Laguayra. Tests—Black, Young Byron, Gunpowder,
ke. The test 'Syrups and Baking Molasses,
pure Cider Vinegar. Cheese. Meat. Fish. Rice, Farina,
Corn Stare),. Maculate, Cocon. Segars and
Tobacco of different brands, Pickles in pas or otherwise,
Ketchups. Pepper Saacc, Spices of all kinds, Dried Fruit
—Apples, Peaches, Cherries, /cc Wazhont and Fancy
Soaps. Earthen. Glass and Queeusware. Brooms. /Hush
es, Hopes, Scrubs and Clamps. Also, Fruit and Cul:-
fectionery.
Superfine and Extra Family Flour.
Oatmeal, Corn Meal. Buckwheat Meal, Unbolted Wheat
Meal. Feed. &c., with all other article.. usually found in
a similar establishment. Country produce taken in ex
change forgoods. Tie/WM CA M. The above sys
tem °•ill be strictly adhered to.
N. tg._Goodi delivered free of charge.
Columbia, April le, Iks .3t A. M. RAMBO.
WIPE Oil SIX GENTLEMEN can obtain board
by implication to Mrs. Laubuch, In No. 1 Car•
pet flail, Front street. Columbia.
!darer) 21, ISstf
FOIL RENT
'TIRE FULTON HOUSE, Front street above
%Velum. Columbia, Pa. Has been Pewl.Y
o answerll .
eched, will answer for stores or a hotel.
APPIY to
JAS. AteMAIION.
Flom Temple Livery Stith/e
Columlim. April 4.1‘,57-if
• TO LET.
23(1 FEET OF WIIARF : on the Sovenrhannn river,
nr utijoming proporty of J.: timr &Co Apply
to SAArIiEL WILICIII%
Columbia, March 14, 1957-tt
TO LET,
fiIHE. RIVER LOT. oceupied by James Pauon, ex •
Linnber-ynrd. Enquire of J. O
President of the Colombia Water Company.
March 7, 1857-if
POD. ItZUVW,
NOS. 3 and 5 Hamilton's Row, oppo-A
site the Wu.bitigton House. Front street.
Columbia. Apply to It. HAMILTON.
Columbia February 21,1427-If
FOE 11.33111 T,
THE STORE ROOM and Dwelling now
occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Young, situated
on Locust *trent, near the Columbia Bank. Possession
given on the first of April next.
111cTAG OE Jr BRO.,
Columbia, February 21, 165.-tf
THE BLUE FRONT, on Front street, contain
tug two Store Roottot—two do. for offices t i k ,
or other ?ate purposes—and a 13ASE3I END—
all fitted up with gas. ecc.,—also SEVERAL
ROUSES, for root or sale, in different parts of the bo
rough. Enquire of IVM. WHIPPER.
C 011,11,14. February 14. 1.157.11
FOIL BENT,
THE well known Business Stand, !vo. 4
Mechanics Row. Possession given April laL,
next. Apply to G. W lIALDF.MAN
at lialdeinatt's Store.
February 14. 1857
FOR SALE.
VO. 1. A RIVER LOT, fronting on the
1,1 Susquehanna River and Front street 150 feet, more
or less, adydiung property of George Bogle and Joins
Cooper.
No. 2. TWO ROUGH-CA ST DWELLINGbi
nt
HOUSES. situated on Fro street, between Union
and Perry streets.
No. 3. THREE DWELLING HOUSES, situated on
Perry street, between Second and Third streets.
The above property is all in good condition. For terms,
&c., enquire of %VAL F. GIVEN.
Columbia, October 4, 1956-If
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
OIE TRIANGULAR PIECE, containing an acre
and n quarter, at the corner of Marietta turnpike
and the ore road, about one-quarter of a mile from the
depot. Colorable.
And also, ONE TIIOUSANI) FEET FRONT upon
the oro-road, which will be divided into lots to suit par
uhoser,..a beautrul situation for iciartlC,E6,mie,
..7 : LtetisiStcleaza.c.e.seseemee, the rod hehig to
good condition, would snit well for VEGETABLE
ir MIRE:VI:SG. Or the whole tract of 15 ACRES will
be sold together. Apply to
Columbia. July 19,15504 f
BOAT FOR SALE::
AFIRST-RATE, new, well-finished SKIFF;
with Oars and Pole. for .:de low. Apply to
JAMES IL GOOD VIA N.
Columbia, Marsh 28, t857-tf Spy Office.
Slatatrare LODGE,
DAGUERREIAN ARTIST,
Corner Front 4. Locust Streets, Columbia,
rcspecctfully informs his old friends and the public
generally, that be has again taken charge of his
rooms in person, and will be pleased to see all who
may favor hem with a call.
PICTURES TAKEN FOR 25 CENTS,
And upwards, and satisfaction guaranteed.
frrNo picture need be taken from the Gallery
unless it is such as is really desired,
Columbia, March 7, 1857.
SPRING ra.SHIOVIS.
1131 At the Fashionable jpr
1111 AT EiUPOItIIJM.
TAMES D. GRIFFITH has just arrived from the
di city. with the inns, fashionable and thimble lot 01
HATS, CAPS, AND SLOUCHES,
for gentlemen and boys. lie will sell cheaper for
cash. than any oilier establishment in the worn or
country. The subscriber, thankful tor favor. received
since lie bus been in basins/is, would request his
friends and the public to call and examine tiur them.
selves._ .1. D. GRIFFITH.
. .
AI•o: new ra y les and a first rate assortment of chit
areas Fatter Caps and Mts.
Aptii 4,1657.
iffOTICEL
T ORN SLACK would most respectfully In. form Ins fnends and the public generally, that he
has leased for a term of years. the old stand in Locust
street, between Second and Third streets, known as
the
LAMB TAVERAT.
Extensive stabling and yards, (the largest and best
in the borough.) atford ample room to accommodate
those who may favor him with their cu•'om, Careful
ho.ilers will be provided ; and no pants spared to
merit public confidence,
lie would particularly call the attention of Drovers,
to Inc ample yard accommodation• for drove.,
His TAMA.: shall be well supplicd,stand second to
none; and whatever it shall want in slum, shall be
made up in substance.
Columbia, March 11,1557.1 y
House and Sign Painting and Paper
Hanging.
- -
TUE undersigned respectfully informs the
1 citizen, of Columbia and surrounding couturx•
that he will give prompt 011E111/00 10
House 4 , Sign Painting, Paper Hanging 4 , e.,
on the most reasonable terms. and guarantee al l work
executed by him to give entire satisfaction. He can
be found of 1118 shop, on Front street, nearly opposite
the Columbia Bridge, or at tOs residence, in Walnut
street, above Second.
or'Orders respectfully solicited.
P. D. V A CU B.
Columbia, April 4,1837-3 mos.
FOIL SALMI CYSMA-1",
TRE Walnut Front at Ilaldeman's Core. to make
room for extensive improvements. apply on lb*
prennsei,
February 21. IFS].
CILBXI.
PROFESSOR Frederick Haas, a graduate of
the Heidelberg and Gottingen Univer.ine., offers
his ' , crimes to the citizen. of Columbia, as Teacher
of Music. and the Greek. Latin. French, and German
languages, He may be found of the Waithinguon
house, after the fat of October, and be will be glad
to receive public favor.
Columbia, September:o, ISSiLtf
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.
WE hare just returned from the city with
■ new and wetl•eetected stock of Coedit in
the Book and Stationery line, which added to the
former large mock. enables as to offer to pureha.ers
■n assortment from which they cannot fail to select
with sattafactiou.
Teachers, parents and scholars. will find Sabo&
Books, Slates of all sizes. &c., an abundance, at sha
lowest prices.
Stationery, of the finest qualities, at unusually low
prices.
An examination of our stork is solicited, as we
feel assured titsa we cannot fail to please in quality
and price. T. J. MILES.
Columbia, September 13,184.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
TILE announcement that I hare received a lot of this
valuable medicine. is all that is necessary to mer•
it a share of the affacted'a patronage.
April 4,1837-If J. 1-I.IIALDEMAN.
ZUST
20801E3 ORINGEB,IOOO tocaanats, aid a
lot of Priam Noss. For sale by
1. P. ;milli
Wholesale and Remit.
April 4.1857
“Patent Safety alight Tager,”
BBULANTSins Maehe for the bed chamber, Te.
hareonirer and Hotel Keeper•. It term hats wt.
he, and W warranted not to consume more than a stt•
pence of ail to aer wk. Cal: and agenda. them at
the Dreg and Prescription more of
Aria 4-a .1 H. HALDEMAN.
I. M. MIFFLIN