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Addi est., L EON P.D SCOTT es: CO
No. ri Golit.street, N. York.
coAL!caax.!
THE untlcrsiznetl has constantly on hand
A und •.kie.
11.11;tintut•Comp.10) Filld 11rutmml \Violet •h. Lump.
Egg,. Sp", 1t.111, , 111111 Nut tl-110 Lump 1. equal
if not curet tut ;0 tilt itung 11l Mt. eutt ;Ai y for ,tirlitutt
lion;
Red •11.
quality. f i ihr
Slinft lind i.,011011 rAlr.,.
lilt Elouir-ito li•e.
doer ❑ud Xm , of the tte,t
Grnv,Stott,. Ctnal—a -,opertor
oracle for dome-tie ant. .team
VII mouth and Pm-LI. !tett A-lt
awl e
BroadAl:l,4l,erly 131toinlitou• Coal, of the
be-t c;uttlitt..... for lolaek•lnahnlet
Tlin a rrcc grflerlfl fl..ntllllolll of Cont. enot•untt•r.
ern) the paltlte are tattoetl in ealliul examine. and
hear the ',rive-. I.iflo itivrart.d tu t 1 - 11r111-11 Ihr above
Iry the 1:01. I. Car Of .111gle nip Wharf, loot of
Canal 13 tsla, Celan, .ol.l.ttoea-ler county, Ita.
•I.ltl lotni it aina hliipped on e flfll
J. ta.
Tql.t. 7. 1.. - 4 I
H.over''.; Liquid Hair Dye.
TiliSHair Ilyr. nruls only a trial to satisfy
nil nt it , hi tri•eltott a 1; , o noll the following
te,tottohla !toll Ihnt • onnt , l.l .I.thh, tie Clietnict. Pro
te.•ot Ituniil, n; the I S .llnttly ennltt n hat
thoutattitt.- have pr., 100.. , y Immo te.tnnony to
10,11 . 1 i • C r:cA Cult.
SI S . :CO, f
=O=MEM
Tlit•qtl.lllt , ll .s.ll/1 Ilit• 0111.
po•ing ni II or kn 0 ,110,1 dint by
ronov.111.!/1,vontn, given n..e. I.
svill not In,ete lar 11. or or si,m, but ~j;
11 le vreor .o .I.e
C 1:0(1 • 1'11. A 1110) ne Chotn.t
\V, on•r,7n4-.u:, ;./.11,01 Hover - . Flutd mid
Ho% er'. 1,1001,, lA, nrr I, I known and to•
'codar •c,nr,.llty 1011 AI if•-iinkrmy or Ihru
•.• I Ise ren-1,1v; 'sore
.rlr 1.1,161, Prit the Fir
-11.16:v ;.6 4.',lllleilu I 111
, I.elanoc..t , 1 6. r
3;.iliu:,tr,rv. No 116 Rot , .
oto, roti nh. 14,.1 11l .11
tvvelVe ji,u j,l :15,51,1 I.:.
luv I`:R, \I wiuiurn .r
EVANS & WATSON,
- . VEIL IliELl'llll llannfar
-4# oral
.18 1 ttl red SA I. \M.'.\ DER SA FITS
1 1V 11 'n , r .I,rt. 1.1.11 a.
h rt,istp,
-
itt.port of One t'ommiu.r tip•
the
of Ole km. .fifes. nt
rehroArl.
The nailer...a:nett member. of the committee. do
re•pertintiv th port th it we •tyy- Irileltvn Tate.°rig,
dally agreed It; lilt I. /..1 if, ring. /111r1 FV•111.
Wlll , Oll. Mu, d In 31 Ittritnee.
• I'lie Safe to tt-e I , y the l'sty nia•ter of the I'M! tdel•
phut and Llt an'' , crn..i Company. w Ito off, e tat
fteadittifli.ii• - teldied 11l ririe . A 11 , 1,111 , 4. tort
Ora Safe in to- to II .\ I. ill. .tore. ma n.
lA...tared tit,. I:, aro & f' Hod pill I.t bent', pre.
ci.ely
'flie fire yy no ••,110 I O'l I lel: A 11, 1111.1 1,-,.pt
up Milli in, /.011 , • n: freed Melo.). rt•nl. dry
r.,11, and hall top w ,otif were ... t ore:). r o t ..
.a.naed, the w 'en!, tilab•r the .nriefititredener of too
Imb-rather, menthe,. °I the ',hoaxer 'file Si,'".
were then enot .1 Ipli tvater. atter watch Ihr y
Bret theneil mol in , ,
I ••• and tithen out
lip the ecorinoiteem .1 -rill to II A Lie,l,%r. .'nee (0,
011.1,e ex 111111t.tonn toter toy were fit ...I.Hllllllell
h,14 'warts,: 1, to , . Coottnotee The book. and ph•
yea. haat, trona t - t• attato.fte•••• pia to C•vato. mot
"A - taiwatt e hill ..... tine oneit•e Item
while throe. lea,. it .on the ".3 ‘llllllllf.lt
I, Farrel. toad Ilerr , ax
aged Kneen per •tod. 11111 r, 111.111 into, take,
trona Evan-::. ‘1;,11.1.1{ . 4
Itelowe the el.en e It ty hnor and tin
;noun I troll the r.--pee • w ilill/1e• Of 1.1,111 0141 e•
J 4111 9 11Y-.111•At,
S 19!1r19.1{
the 1) 1 II
comcier tlte Of cur Cowlino,.
the ...Id I 1, , ,t 01 11, rr-p....)i,”
t•nres I; A NICOLL , .
11l 11 AIL 111.ENRI:Rn.
J %Ai FN :1111.111)1.I.A \
0,..111.! n 01, 1 .1 goolle 0,01 fe,41.0,1! 01 it.,
•li 5.1.101 , . ‘l , llO .Ile I.l.tivr- fire. 1...‘r
t. r. 1,1, • :1•1 • frorri NV•t-ot.
1.1.
q: A. I 1.11/1e I .
Ear: A.rloll. J. Hew) %'
Q 114 ~ I. ~ o lortio. 1010111111.
I. 1.0,1 I. ...1141111 1 rui4. 1, Wm. Korel.. I.
Jialifiru.it A. tinu.i. I \'..m Nei.' sr:ler. I. (:ro J
• , t• 1 . J yI k I, M. 11.1 /1•11/C14. 1. rara Alol:pr.. I;
• NICIoe I. ./.imea
1: J. H. A. A IL %, u rl. ,-c.l.moel..er, 1:
%Vs!. hour., I. 1. II It Com
xiny, 1. II A 1.1,W,1.Q. V." C. & I' I'. 1:minm1001
.1.1'..11r1deg....e, I.
LVAN .Nz, WATSON
200,000 POUNDS
ff' FE.c.
Which they °ter 14),• e. nit bel'er 111114 tll4ll nil)
Other Intotof.. 11/ter m .:et rutted e.1.1:t,
pill f (). y
NOTICE
lETTERS Trstatnentary lo the estate of
j '4,r. Int.. of the 1 , 0r01,11 (.2 crAma
ha. Lancaster count.y. deceased. lane l..eu ,rnwed to
the subscriber. oil pnrmua tudeloe..l to mld fa,
requested to make immediate paytni-m. and Mo.e Miviag
vlampt immust tkr ••••/:i I . IU/3 . allthel,
../Cated. ( - or ~..ettieme,,t to
EDWA iID 11xectizor
Columbia. I‘lav 9. I
HOMINY, Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Iles
cod., 11 - 11:11110 , . CTCM I:1 Not.. he .30.1 received
.11 •LSDAI7 3: ewi's.
E=l
1557 1857
NEW SPDINCik GOODS
GREAT nigh for Bargains at I. 0 .
BRUNER &
Cd's Cheap Store, coiner of Third and Union
'rho undersigned have just arrived from
Philadelphia, with a full and complete assortment of
Spring G.arole, ron.igaing . of Black and Fancy colored
Clarks 1.101 Cassimers. at all sty le. and patients. also
Samisen...Jean.. Cotton udes and Linen Goods. for
Men': wear 2111.1 Sarin, :silk. and Marseilles vesting ;
also. Suspenders. Cilis.ll, Handkerchief., Hosiery,
and Glove. ut prices to •uit the tune. —which gentle.
men wishing u komplete °tufo, would .lo very well to
eX...11411110.
FOR THE LADIES.
Just received a sopelior a--orimetit of Black Silk.,
which will be -old 100, nl,n, Beicre de Lanes, Ging
hillon. iirlliatll%, Ca lu•oes. ICI4I Linens. Swap,. Book
and Cambric MuJin , . Dotted and Plaid inn , -
Rilkon-, I) , csa Triton - Inm, he
&v.. which for vurirtp. excellence and eheurile.i,
cannot be 111, market.
BOOT S AND SHOES.
A great variety of tuna , ' Fine Boots. Brogan., Mai
:llld and Carpet Thar-; also. i.lllll-, Mo
rocco und Rid Boot, Oao••a-, Slippers, &c., Sr, to
entker w iili a Isrs, ti.-oroneiti of Cliildren'.. Shoe• of
all le,‘ and wlneb, 11011.1::1:1 , 1:111dilltr the
ui leuilier, will be sold al dia tanner low price,:
- -
QUEENSWARE QUEENSWARE
The tuce4 bentotful .tyle. of Queen. and Clu. , Avare
ever offered in Ott. place Per-onc eemmeeding
hou-ekeepite.; will ple..e call 411111 examine our etock
to lore before purehu•mq cl-ew•llere.
GROCERIES AND SPICES.
Cuf the war:toted pure nod freQh
whirl will he -old :lp .1- the itittrket will afford
Croottry ' , lodge.. Of .11 ilia', taken at mat Act pH
CC, Ol CX4•lllge fOr good.
0 BRUNEI: :lc CO,
rrooer of Third and Colon -greet,.
• • • , Vr:" .l .
• IX *
44,1? ; *
-• -
PLR YEIP..
s.ro
00
00
3 00
AYER'S PILLS.
For all the purposes of a Family Physic.
rrIIERE has long existed a public demand
for ow elleellce pities use plll winch could lie re
lied on tic :Jure and perfectly tale In 111 operatiou.—
Thi. ha- been pirparerl in creel that deutand. and 1111
IMO 01 Vii aura lull eonclu-ivel) ahotvu
with :Altai•llel es, arcrialpl,he< the purpo-r de
-igned It eu-p In mat, it 11115.1e111 Piet. 11111 1101 no
ea-) 10 ni.lbr. lilt ti: 11.1 ,'llls-0110 ohlrh .4100111
1131. e none 01 die cohjeellont. but all the nilVlllll.lgeo.
iifeVeiy Tile , 11, heed 1111elripled 1,1..01111
Nllll N.11.il •111,ess Ave a uuld re.reeilutly , ulanit to
the publie der It been unfortunate fur the
patient bitherin that ajlaccd ev.v purgattve Im th
eme I. acriinunion- null :ro itli,l to the bricvel....—
Tin., not. of them plod:lee much glottal;
pain lint levld•lcil 111 lire ..3.1e1n It. 10 111010 111. iii
c0 1 ...0,11111.411i, the colid to he delived flout them.—
l'hr-e I'l.l-prod: ei• 11l 11 rtl.lllon m pun, tilkles. It
arises from 11 pre, tously rat=ting oh-tint:Una or de.
rangement lit the hriVecli Being purely Vegetable
110 110110 eat: all, from the. Use In kily quantity, but
lI 1. , he Ilar Hun any mrdlel Ile -.linithl be takeil
Nlllll.lle or their nice 111 the -eve
ral rli•eit , e4 to ‘vltiels they Hie applicable tire giVen
the 1.1.1 X. etilllpl.llllls Wlllell lillte heel
upcedrip cured by the c. 0e illay nit-1111011 Liver Corn
plaint vartuu. forme of Jllll/11.11,e,
I.niigollr 11111 I.os- , 01 A ppV•lle, 1,1-liesseess,
attache. liihou. Fever. I , ever and
Pain in lb.- •ide lind 1.0111 s: for 111 IrUlll, 1111
Illese are but the ellll-erinellee 01 cli-en-ed action at
ihe liver. A. MI lire rival. they nitind prompt I.IIICI
cure relief ill CosliVß•iless. Colic. 11)senlery,
Ilumnrrn lola mid v.:curvy. Cold+ with .nrene.r
1.3 I the body, Se I. leer. and impurity 01 Ihr b 10061; nI
-port. itii) and every ea-e Is a pulgalwe i. re
quited
They have alto plod:ice:l -nap- .ingul trip 41.1eee“-
Ull cute- Itliettinalisirl. G4llll. Dinp.y,Gravel.
Pdlpitaiinn of the Heart I•Jilit in the Ildek.
J-tninneli dud Side. The) pal Hy 11101111 1 and, by
nettoit 011 Ille elieilla tory leo
oe, i le the ,lienctli of the lonly.:1 nil re-lore lie wasted
and dr.eilked energies nil the o. l lole organc-in. The
111011,111 d e.lses 111 Nllll.ll II physie requited Vlllllll,
he ellUlliefaled liele. 1,11 limy nugge-t thrimaelVe.. In
Ille tell-nu of eUer)111.01 :Mid Ills eniffidently believed
111 Is pill aA ill annwer a hell er ilurpo-e than 1111)111111g
‘Viile/1 111. 111110,10 been 11,11141de 10 1111111killd
then' VII 11.1 e, are once known. the public will
00 101Iger 11011111 :vault len:July to employ When In
!lee,/ 010 elllll.lclie Mediine.
$i b 0•
.1 00
8 00
wr.ipped they are plrurnnl to t•tLe. and
I..•n:C rely vr;el.:ble. gin lint ld (10111 their
u.e 111 tiny lit/1111111y.
Inc' togging,. digt,:none. the wrupp , r on the Lox.
Pree.gred by
DR. JANIES C. AVER,
Pinetical anti Analytical Chemist,
Lo W P.I.L,
Price 25 cts. per box. 5 boxes for $l.OO
t..‘ mutt. Fit.i.,, L i.AgrilL for Co:usikUoL,
Apr $1 4, 1,37.31110,
ror thlom, nver, Senld and the
alidlenl Core nt l'nm. 00111011, Sc
l'or Ili? .iieetly ell real Uurnlm•n. Dyiientery, SUM
tier COIIIIOIIIIO. CIIO'Cr.IMOIIIII-. uud oilier rli.orilers
of the biget•uvr
COUGH 511X'CURE,
For the Speed!. Cure of Cough+, c
The above stained \fe•drrau•a are nulisiitacitireil by
13a0e.y. Union .trees, shove 5111 atilt,
Nomernii. eerliticate, in proof of their r ffi ctt ey,
have been given voluntarily, among which urr• the
fallowing .
/laving been afflicted with d)•prp•ur for viz vearz,
and having tried a great man) different kind. ni medi
cine to Ito parant, .1 wit. Induced to try Ilanindt Dos
ley', Spiced Liquor. alia a attr u.uee two I•otlle., hr.
came entirely eared. I therefore take great plea 'al re
in reee.umna•udrig her Inedietile to nine afflicted. and
hope they will give it t Incl. GE°. W 1.1116ga.
It gwas are great pleasure In ree-oininend Dr. 11.
healing -illy.. tin thr•...re of chronic slier.
1 have flirt.' a v•n.t alai/tint of money, the hr-1 lour
years, moth route of tile ino-t elnitient nil
willlolll the lea-n ripe of in yore until f tried h auto)
s o lv e , vilnrh gave me tat:ileac...relief I (In not
nitric to recommend it In lite pitlrlig. TilOana.
Commie i:1. 1-;5
The cohort - incr . liarintt born tat,eii with a Very eta
lent smack of dintrlia r, won cramp, it being in the
Mnddit• of Ole nlcnt nt it In rail ii
an at Ili, tulle. I Inti.prncil 10 Intl, It honln or
hau lrett.. II go t tle, cti 1,1(10r lit Ili." to
winch 1 resotied, and. In Inv ‘o-pri.e and pleit.ure.
coropleirly rued 1 , 7 Likintt . two diete-, a. direct
ed I Int, r •Irtee Ittini'y and rernin
mrnwd it In any fricu.l... out'. 111 nil cusp. II It.,
anted like a oli.rin I herrniily recnnotionit it. a..
in fly opinion,. Innd urinde extoni for tile CUre
of the compla.n, for tclin II It I. Uncoiled.
Pt/11.11' I , lay 511 'ireen•ircel,
Columbia,
I ital, pleagllre 111 11 . 0001000111014 1)0011,,, 11,101111
flo.ley. for tfie Core Of corn. I 11.1 V•• land two 1u2.e11
out, and ruled, (111 d ;11.0 Wril 11:tie Or 110 /111111.
A. Ituvvea.
Ilo••Iom :1111101 toe too loghly
rcrnnutr•uded; n vottiplriell. voted me °lll frortto 111,1
to lent. tlamt :A syrfsk, o.ht, reoledit, Were trted 111 4'11111;
nt I.t.t my Irtrodr. prev:4lll,l moot in.. to try t hr. alve.
All .0 uhttetral watt do well to Cat •• h.•r it foal.
11,t r JIon,IIOLL.
A Ileghe hy Co). Pa.
I=
like hhos. method oh feref.IIIIIIPII,iIII,I Dr. 11,11111/I}l
Bosley- Spiced Liquor to 1h:1111101, u. a certain cure
for spepsha. I hod heen m6mut, under the dicta-e
for togntren mouth.. add had trued thiferesn motion's,.
turn bull of on a v.. 11.11,111 I NSW. prreatled upon 10 II)
her :spired loth nor. Afier ethos; one hook. and a half
heroine eared I Lupo .1:1111.71ed with
dos thsehoos ;;u'e eta ish.el. I:. A. %VAIN.
I'.l , —Pet sons 1,31101ig it tin• re , nirnen of Mr.. Itco,
Irv. hissed not he • 1.1 .11 (Indian her us colon-II WO
-11,111. at no, us an rind. 111.1Ilii• L.ct, illll -he nu.ta II WII:
not h eve chleet art the CLII.II,r powers of her meths
ehae•. April 4. 1.57.
0 w. 0.7 FIIISI' GRAND OPENING OF
100 I•7,..PREsd. GO(iIJS.nI Herea Cheap Stole,
:30 plevr, Sprter. 1)e I.eme4
111 •• enitrely new.
lU •• ht le 41114 Colt/red Ifs iihout.
l'Aelfte rjoy
4 1 1 ‘• Merntrmek l'lllll.l.
11} ‘• Nl.oneht•ler
no •• Ne v Sly le Slowing I's le:.
10 •• r1 , 111•II CII3III/
.•
11(112.11
11011(31111g Pfllll,
• 2 11 `' Ander , oll'e
:r.l •• Ne.ti Nitinehe-ier
:st) (.la•gow lilugl•
. very low
lu •. /looped •iome•
thiuz tIvIN 111111 4C/V deoruble.
.k 14 11:11,.. in kelt ru:l voltie for good.
ut DEILICS CI 1 1,.\1' o.l'oll
N 0.5 F:a•I Klll4 •tteet. 1. liseuster, l'a.
sly 21. 1-57
P LT"
IF Xr. 7FIL
MA R: l'A, l' A.,
'AS resumed the above business at the old
0:411111. innl ly opmcmc Oberim'. Couch roc-
Cur), wile, It hill imm-rd 11l
.1,1 Ilse puloile tutu
iurle -fled work V. 111111.1. ...lit to give ciiiire
December 6. I,,:rG.
k
Front Street. Columbia, Pa.
I.loy 10, l'41.1;
SUPERIOR article of burning Fluid just
Cll/1. b y SUYDAM At SUN.
mu? lot of City cured Dried Beef, just
:It
A• • 2
Colurtilma I) , rettliorr 211.1..14 FL.I2/..11 &
ANEW and fresh lot or Spica, just re
rro.ed ut vowx & sox's.
rolumlbia, Dec :et, 1,56.
COUNTRY Produce constantly on hand an d
for •014. I.y 11. sLiVD.tSI SON.
NV EIsER'S relebrated Hominy for sale by
H. StiVDANI & SON.
INA
I 4
SPICED LIQUORS,
JAMES PARK
rWn= I 7r . MMPMn
TUE PASSENGER TRAINS
UN the above road will run as follows, on
and after MARCH 7.1857:
MORNIIsIG TRAINS.
Leave Columbia for York at 3 A. M. and 7 45 A. M.
Yoi k for Baltimore at 4.10 A. M. and 10 A. 31.
Arrive In Baltimore 7.40 A. M. and 1 1".111.
Leave. Baltimore for York at 0.15 A. M.; Leaves
York for Columbia at 11 A. 31., arrives at Columbia
at 12 51
EVENING TRAIN.
11,riivegi York for Columbia at Oa P. :11.
Arrive. at Columbia at 7.45 P. M.
Ail the above Traiiax connect wain the Passenger
on tine Philadelphia nod Columbia Railroad,
both going and returning.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave.. Columbia for York at O la A. M.
" York or COIIIIII6III at .5 P. M.
I). F. GRIFFITH,
Colombia. March .93,1957. Agent.
Northern Central Railway Co.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
A PASSENGER TRAIN, will hereafter leave Co
! lumina for York and Baltimore, at 8.10 A. at., ar
rive in York al 9 10 A. AI.. and Baltimore at 1 o'clock
P. Al. Leave York for Colombia at SP. AI., arrive at
Columbia at 6 P. Al.. autl resmon at Columbia until 3
A. Al. C. C. A DREON, Sup't.
I) F. GAIFFII tt, Agent
Columbia, Starch 14,1:67.
~ i
THE FASTEST TIME ON RECORD!
THE FLORI TEMPLE Livery Stable, for-
J- merly occupied lay .1 13, been pur
chased by Tionnar. Groom, and although not at the
..carne=t -ollettatroll of many friend.,- but because
i.e public de•tre the continuation “ol a first clu...(A
No 1.1 Livery Stable In Columbia, (tromp' mad re
liable Mt° determined to make those ill want
of 1101:SES AND VF:IIICLES realue that
---“Tire bob tall nog
I. ['eller thou the gray!'
THE STOCK OF HORSES
is 01 a character to boast oft pn•ses-iug as it does
every variety to curt the bold m.talen equestrian, the
s,ednie married worn.in, the truth! young lona, or
-low enrich" out one, as well as those '•fast' people
as hohkc horses that can go—'•sane. on a phials road."
If any one desires a safe and reliable horse to take
hr- family out with, he Call be accommodated; if on
the central)* he wants to gel over space in the Flora
Temple -l. le, let him call at my stable.
I hove every variety of vehicle, and um making
additions to my Stock constantly. From the light
trotting sulky and wagon, up 10 the heavy family Cur.
nage and burouche, 1 cannot be beat outside of
anywhere.
My TERMS will he low us the IOWCFI, and my
Tennis better than the. hest.
"The ...triton., to the .table" nun be hnd from every
potnt of the eornpa—, I into NVolnut street,
.10-1 above I•'rout oar the north Bide. I IC4PeIfIIIIIIY
,11111.1 i n troirloroarive of pull re putronage, confident
that 1 wall render full satt,tuetton.
JAS. S. 111cMAHON, Agent.
Columhiu. December 20,18.1 G.
TEED OLD FLAG,
UNFURLED TO THE BREEZE.
IALL CAMPAIGN! New Fall and Winter
ILEA nv.mADI: cLorills“ ut AleTtigue &
Urn'. Clothing Emporill111.0011+1P•lillg in part of Cloth
and Beaver over Couo, liutTalo and Double Dress
Coat n, Cloth Frock lusd Die-s entliA, Cloth Du•mcrr
Coat'. Ciiv.orivre Die-incsr Frock Coal., Mack and
Fancy Cu+•imrre Panty, Mark and Finley Satinett
Punt, Black and Fancy 6utia Vests, Plush laud C 11341.
lIIefC VeSIS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
8000 8000
- -
Frizz's home-made manufacture from Old Berks.
Orris Calf. Sewed, Pegged Lloots, hien'. Grained
and ICip Boot., Boy's and Youth's Grained anal Rip
Boot, Nlen's Calf and Kip Monroe., Ladies Kid and
Aloreeeo Brow.. Ladle , . Rid Jenny Lind Buskill.4.
Colored and Black Gaiters, Children'A Shoe. in
all v:ICIet!., together with Trunk.Carpei 131 g.. I
aid Cap., in all voneates, ai low ' figure...FOß CASII.
ftIeTAGUE BRO.
P S —NIEDOII.IN'T TAILORING DONE IN TILE
BEST STYLE.
Columbia, Ociober 4,155 G.
Commonwealth Insurance Co.,
r - DION BUILDINGS, Third street, Harrisburg,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $200,000.
Insure Building., nod oilier Property agnitait !or., or
damage l,y fire. AI-o. against peril* of the Sea, In
hind Nneigaimo and 'l'raii.portatioti.
DI RECTOR: St—Shoo. Cameron, Geo hT. Lauman,
William Dock. Fat Sh ier, Janne4 Fox. GCs. Bergner,
Benjamin Parke, %Vita. 11. Kepner, IVarford, \V.
F. hurray, F. John 11. Berryltill, Wm. F.
Packer.
. .
OFFICER 4 .--SI3ION CAMERON, Pre4ialeni,
BENJ. PARKE, Vice. Presitleo, S. S. CARRIER,
Socroary.
II 11. Pin. Agent, Coluusbia, Pn
Augu•l
TUE PEOPLE'S
DRUG Sr. PRESCRIPTION STORE.
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
SOAPS AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
The 1111derSigneti having purchased the stack
and fixtures tram W. J Shireman, would respect
fully 11.11110thnee to his friends and the public generally
that he has related the stand, and renewed the stock,
and will nt all times he ready and happy to supply the
wants of the community.
In lus stock will always be found a fresh supply
of DRUGS, CFIEMICAI.S., PAINTS. OILS. VAR-
N Is' I ES, ERF UM EILY, FINE TOILET SOAPS,
and Panty Article, impossible here to enumerate, fUld
all will be sold at niodernte prices, er as low as can be
bought elsewhere The ladies are particularly invited
to examine his fresh supply of Extracts. All orders
correctly answered, and Physician's Prescriptions cares
fully compounded
The subscriber hope, by strict attention to business,
to merit a share of the public patronage.
J. 11. HALDEMAN,
No. 3 Wolf's Row, Front Street.
Columbia, Jan. 3141.
STOVIIS.
rrIlE subscriber, Thankful for the patronage
with which he has been so liberally favored,
begs leave to coil attention told% large and exten•ive
assortmeitt of al: the latest and moat improved pat
terns or
Cook and l'arlar Stoves, •
jo , t reef, veil from the 1111111dille.
haters. lie would call particular -
attention to the
:Twain!, Star Double Oven Cooking Stove,
Aso. the Pcnit, the two best Cooking Stoves
in the Union. and for which he is the exclusive agent
in this pltite, Wit 1 . 11.11 ed to give entire ralt«Cuction
or no sale. Ile wsuld'respectintly ask the public to
ex.imine his 410, hrfo re purchasing, elsewhere, us
lie is determined to ut very low prices.
/10tittIt'
Locust street, opposite the Franklin House.
Pfahler's Superior Blacking.
Tl, OR POLIztIII NO STOVES', GRATES, ace —This
r iltnek Mg. with very little rubbing. gill give n
brilliant polish, and preserve Stoves from rust longer
than any other article in market.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale nod Retail, by IL
PFAH LEH. l.ortnt street, C , ltunbia, Pa.
October :25.1-Z; G.
Blacksmithing Locksmithing &c.
WLI li
the pubic t . i l.):1 ; 1 1e ~r el spicicit.fullmer I sp i c i c i t . fulI mer T e
i nt for
d ins ,
the establndrmeat of HENRY PFAlll.lilt, in Locust
street. where he I. prepared to attend to any work in
the above hue of litanies,
Columbia Nov. 1, I e:Mh.
Ladies' & Gentlemen's Restaurant
and Ice Cream Saloon.
ttE geoern
v f o et* ,
aw and th th
re
(heretofore well patronized) lee Cream Saloon, she
hale commenced ivcerang a refectory where
OYSTERS AND ALL RINDS
ILEFICEISUIVIEINTS
may he oltntined in the best rty le, a n d al the .hot cat
native. A 4 her necommodutlona are very IP uperinr,
confidently relic. upon a liberal allure of rublic
patronage. Every effort sill ba made to afford her
R nest. 0.114..1110100.
ItEr;TAISRANT AND SALOON,
Front. 1...wt....en Loco,' and Union streets, Columbia,
Nov I, 1.56.-tf.
ILEVIOVA.L.
Shaving andErair-Dressing Saloon.
THE undersigned having removed to Until
-1011.4 Itow, oppontte the Wanltington Hotel, in.
/IItCIIIIOII to 1114 $llOOll, where all perliol. can
receive a ct.xAy AND CAST SHAVE, and have theirhair
cut and dre.aed in the TIOSI filAilloll3lbie and ex
qui.ite manlier. There 4 ttoinethiag soothing It. a
rood Alinve.: if any are th4pc4ed to doubt it, let them
try inc, and 1 will foil) demon•lrate the fact.
WILLIAM CLEW/ ETT.
Calumbun.Aiwil 5, 1 556-tf
LIAMIFI rOll. SALM.
rrlIE subscriber takes this method to inform
the pubic, that he is prepared to lorui•h the
BEST QUALITY OF LIME,
to guattlitica to -all pnrcha•ere. lit the •horte•t !twice.
Thlt LITE t• particularly nilatited for p!n•tering and
while-wa•batg. It will be delivered if dr•rrrd,
JOHN ELWIN.
February 24. 1..:•t( Wright•villr. York roomy
Fish Globes.
CST Received, a lot of Fish Globes, of all
J
mzeisi arid price., at
MEE
ASUPERIOR lot of Meek and Green Teas,
Coffee and Chocolate% plat received at
R. AUTDAM &SOWN
Dec. 20, 1050. Corner or Frout and raioa las
DRUG, FAINT & GLASS
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Corner of Tenth Market Streets, Office in
Second Story,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE invite attention to our enlarged stock
of Drugs, Paint, Oils, Varnishes, lee...select
ed expressly for our sales, and comprising one of the
finest assortments in the Untied States, which we of
fer at low prices. for en•lt or upproved credit.
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead, (best,)
Kensington Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow White Lend.
`Ntelle Mont:l2,le" French Zinc, (best,)
Pure Snow White A 111,1e: 111 Zinc,
Philadelphia Snow White Zinc,
Silver's Plusiie Fire and NVeather Proof taints,
Chrome Greens, Yellows, and colors generully.
AGENTS FOR:
Porter's superior Alkaline Window Class,
Genuine Freiteli Plate Glass, (warranted,)
The New Jersey Zinc Compuity's Products,
Tilden & Nephew's N.Y. Varnishes,
Brooklyn Premium Pure %%line Lead,
Hampden Permanent Greens,
l'urc Ohio Catnwha Brandy, &c., & ,
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Plate Gins.,
French and English Cylinder Class.
Colored and Engraved Wineow
Daguerreotype Glass,
Hammered Piste for Floors and Sky-Lights,
Drugs. Chem:cols, Peafumery ,&e.,&c.
WHOLE,SALE: DEALERS IN:
Druggists' Articles generally,
Painters Tools of all descriptions,
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calcined and Laud Plaster.
Paper Makers Cloy. Satin While, &e 5 &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
Store. N. W. cor. of Tenth and Market she. Factory,
Junction York Avenue, Crown and Callowhill ass.,
PHILADELPHIA.
April 4, 1837-3 MOB
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
IMItTON & LANING,
111faaafactarers and Importers, No. -IN
Arch Street, second door above Sixth, Philadcl-
phis,
I,Vliere may be found the largest and bent selected stock
in the City.
Country Purchasers may here be accommodated,
Without the inconvenience of looking further,.mid may
be assured that they will receive the advantage of their
money. LAMING,
724 Arch cute; above Sixth, Philadelphia.
March 28, Pss7—tha
TO Milliners, Merchants and others.---Just
receircil it full supply of cheap and desirable goods,
the Latest PUNS fle4lloll of our own importation also
from auction and importers, which we offer much be
low the nsual prices,
Bonnet Ribbons, ail widtbs:Marcelltnes
Baum and Crape do Florence
Black Veit et do English Crapes
Plain Satin do Acrophane do
Plain Mantua do French do
Glace Silks Bonnet Lawns
Poult de not Tarlatan, wlitte and col'el.
Grod' Afrigue Joined Blonds
Bra de Naples Blond Laces
Black Gro tie Rhinos Illusions and Nets
Black Modes Ruches and Quillngs
Black Boinbannes Crown Listings
Old Silks. etc., etc.,
Embroideries, Gloves, Mists, and Lace Goode,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. 160} South Second Street, Second Dry Goods
below Spruce, Philadelphia.
March 22.1c.57.-3n.)
Guano, Super-Phosphate of Lime, &c.
THE under.igued would Invite the attention of farm
ers and dealers to their superior assortment of fer
tilizers, conspaing of Trexo's Soluble Phosphates, a
combination of Phosphate of Lime with Phosphate of
Paiash, Soda and Magnesia mixed with Peruvian 0u-
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO.
Chilimt Cuano, an excellent article for mixing with
Peruvian, la lag /II this way better than the latter, and
at a much low••r price,
COLUMBIAN GUANO,
Imported by the Philadelphia Guano Company. This
Guano contains more phosphates than any oilier Gu
ano. and has the advantage of being inn fine powder.
Dupes' Superphosphate of Lime. 'This celebrated
article is the purcia and moot uniform of the kind.
Pouilrene, Lund Plaster,
Sulphuric Acid, Nitrate of Soda,
Potash. &c.,&e..&e.
All the shove articles are selected with special re
gard in their purity and genuineness, and we feel
confident of their giving satisfaction.
DIXON & ELICINTON,
No. 2d, Small Wharves, third store übove Chesnut
street, Plnlndelphut.
March 7. "fa-3m
JAMES B. lIOLLINS,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
China, Glass and Queensware,
346 Markel Ktreet, above Tenth, eoulli side,
Nov. 29.1?56.9m0m
FUR?iITURE of every description from the
higibiiit to the lowei.t order, warranted at good
is Lancaster or Philadelphia can produce may be
had at the
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM,
North Queen sired t near Crung,e, Lancaster city, at
prices fur below the meal rates in this section of the
State. Al'o, magnificent College Sets and splendid
Window Shades, below Philadelphia pikes.
Coal and lumber wanted in pas meet for furniture.
iarrelium & VICKERY.
December, 271856.
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PEOPZE'S IVL6 B Bzn'WARD.
SHOP in North Queen street, half square
south of the Railroad, and 3rd door north of
Nl.Granif's White Horse Hotel. Lancaster city.
LEWIS HALM', Marble Mason, respectfully in
forms the public that he has now in his yard the lar
gest and best assortment of ITALIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLE ever offered to the cilisensof Lan
caster, 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 lie will sell much cheaper than any
other establishment in this city or county can do. Ile
is prepared to execute in the best sly le, MONU
MENTS. TONILIS AND GRAVE STONES. MAN
TELS, DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS, STEPS, &c.,
every variety and price.
His facilities for famishing articles In the Marble
line are unsurpassed by ally oilier establishment in
the city, while lie assures all WhO may favor him with
their patronage that big work shall be executed in the
very best style and on the most reasonable terms.
LETTER CUTTING in ENGLISH and Ge.RMAN,
done at the shortest notice, and ou the most moder
ate terms.
Ile respectfully invites the public to call and exam
tne his work, bring fully satisfied to rest his clans
isTPt::iill'll.ftriro patron
s be.,
' Ll ' i 'n ra "e cT erl". tow, , i span him,
he hopes by sit let a nOllllOll to ha +Mess to me mend re
ceizestas.lit,arreAopf patronage.
L
'
GREAT ATTRACTION,
AT II ERR'S CHEAP STORE.
NEW and cheap Delaines,
New and cheap Cashmeres.
New and cheap French Merinoes,
New and cheap Coliurgs,
New and cheap Parametta Cloths,
New and cheap Alpacas,
New and cheap lk.beges.
New and cheap mounting Delaines,
New and cheap Sack Flannels,
New and cheap Silk Velvets,
New and cheap Cotton Velvets,
New mad cheap Itlack
New and cheap Fancy Silks.
New and cheap Plum Silks.
New and cheap Brodie Shawl..
New and cheap Woolen Shawls,
New and cheap Cloaks.
New and cheap Mantillas.
New and cheap Velvet Ribbon,
II ER It'S CHEAP STORE.
No 5, East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
Janunry 17, 1557.
GERMAN AGENCY,
FOR THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
DRAFTS, POWER OF ATTORNEYS, &c.
TAE subscriber having made arrangements
with some of the oldest flatikmo Houses in Gets
many, as now prepared to collect Mouses and make
1 . 0%,, of Attorney. for any part or Germatuy.
lle has also made area, gemmina to give hi. Own
Draft to any one Who wi•thes motley rent on, and
guarantee. it will he paid,—havittZ had much eXPe•
rteitee m thin business, be intends to devote his full
otteinuni to it in future.
All callecttons of Claim*. Se., ntiendsci to with fors
reetness and dispatch, and no charges forinformation.
For further particulars address
JACOB HERZOG.
Dry Good Merchant, No. Gtt North Queen Street,
Lancaster City, Pa.
N. U.—All hind• of Germain Coin exchangeJ at full
rates.
December 14. 1e5.741.
J. H. HAT.DEM AN'S,
From al , Columbia'
WARBURTON'S
BONNET MATER XALS
FOR SPRING TRADE.
Philadelphia
FURNITURE.
" t 5 ?.• EC
BLINDS AND SHADES,
07 - OF NEW STYLES.
J. WILLIAMS, No. 12 North Sixth street,
B
Philadelphia, manufacturer of Venitian Blinds,
Velvet and Gold Bordered and Painted Shades, of beau
tiful designs.
Buff, and all other colors of Holland used for shades.
Fixtures, Trimmings, a:c , dm., wholesale and retail, at
the lowest cash prices.
Store shades painted to order.
R. J. W. thankful for past patronage, respectfully so
licits the public to call and °stannic his new and large
assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
13:7" WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
March 2L, 18.574 m.
MITCHELL cs- CROASDALE'S
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
THE subscribers inform dealers and farm
era that they have now on hand a full supply or
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
and confidently recommend it as superior to any in
the market. Al.() enty•tamly on hand.
PERUVIAN & MEXICAN GUANO,
Oils, Candice, Soap, &c., at the lowest market rates.
CROASDALE, PIERCE & Co.,
Nn. 30 North Wharves, above Arch rtreet, Phila.
Farmers can load on Arch street and uvoid
the Crowded Whoa:
111 a rch 2d, I 9:-.7.3m
PERT/VIAN GUANO.
EXPERIENIC E has taught the Farmer that the only
reliable Fertilizer i 4 the
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
The s ubscriber, sole agent in Philadelphia for the
sale nth. has now on hand a large stock - of PURE
PERUVIAN GUANO, which he will sell at the low
est cash price, in lots to unit either dealer.; or farmers.
S. J. CHRISTIAN,
Sole Agent for Philadelphia, No. .13 North Wharves,
and 07 North Renter atrect.
March 7,1557-3 in
PLA.Tronm SCALES
OF every deseription, suitable for railoads,
ite. tor weighing hay, coal, ore and merchandise
generally. Purchasers run no rills, every scale is
guaranieed correct, and if. alter teal not found satis
factory. can be returned without charge.
fr,r" factory at ihe old stand, established for more
than twenty yeurs, corner of Ninth and Melon streets,
Ph [lade Iplau. A usorr & Co.,
Successors to Ellicott & Abbott.
March 7, 18.57.thn
FRONT ST. WIRE MANUFACTORY.
WATSON, COX & CO.
SIEVE. RIDDLE. SCREEN AND WIRE CLOTH
MANUFACTURERS, No. 46 North Front street,
corner of Coomb's Alley, between Market and Mul
berry (Arch) streets, Philadelphia.
Manufacture of superior quality. Brass and Iron
Vire Sieves of all kitid-i; Brass nod Copper %Vire
Cloth for Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered in the hest manner.
Heavy Twilled Ware for Spark Caachers, Sieves
for Brass and Iron Founder., Screen Wire, Window
Wire, Safe., Traps, Dinh Covers, Coal and Sand
Screens, &c. Fancy Ware Work, of every descrip
tion.
Philadelphia, March 7,1557-3 m
PREMIUM IMPROVED
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
THE only silver medal yet awarded by Ag
i. rigeultural Societies, was given to this superior
article, at the last Pennsylvania State Fair, nt Harris
burg, as a fertilizer of the best quality for wheat,
corn, outs, grass and potatoes, raising heavy crops,
and greatly improving the soil. 'the subscriber re
spectfully informs farmers and dealers that he is pre
pared to supply the Spring demand with this superior
at dwell tested article.
AGENTS WANTED.—A liberal discount allowed.
Also, No. 1, Peruvian and Mexican Guano.
Poudrette and Land Plaster, Oils, Candles, Soup,&e.,
of the best quality, at lowest market rate•.
]NO. L. POMEROY,
9 & 10 South Wharves, below Market st..
,-Formers can load on two private alleys, and
avotSSite, crowded wharf.
March 7, 1557-oin
M. AVISE'S
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE,
NO. 72 North Second Street, opposite the
Mount Vernon liou-e, PLiludefphiu._
Gold Lever NVatches. full jewelled, IP. K. cases SOS;
Silver Lever do ~slo.,411:1; Silver Lep me do.. S 9, Quer
tier, S 5, to S 7, Cold Spectacles, *4,50 to $10; Silver
Jo , 81,50; Silver Table Spoons, per sett, $l4 to SIS;
Silver Desert do., do., $.9 to SI I ; Silver Tea do., do.,
$4.75 to 57,50, Gold Pens and Gold Cases, 53,25 to
55; Gold Pens and Silver do , SI; together with a va
riety elfin° Gold Jewelry, Cold Curb, Guard Enid Fob
Chains. All Goods warranted to be us represented.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
Also, Masonic Marks, Putt, &c., made to order.
N. It—All orders , eat by matt or °Mei wise, will
be punctually attended to.
September 27, 1833• I y
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
288 Chevtut street, Philadelphia.
WM. S. CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR
U. W. MULLIN, S UCICRI =CH naNr.
May 17, 1.9.56-11"
STAUFFER &HARLEY.
CHEAP WATCMIES & JEWELRY
NVDOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, at the "PHILA
DELPHIA WATCH AMD J KW- ,
ELITY IeTORF " , No. 90 North Second street, corner
of Quarry, Phil's. '
Gold Lever NVatehes, falLjeweled,lB car
cases, $29 00
Gold Lupine, 15 caret cases, 24 00
Silver Lepine, full•jeweled, 12 00
Silver Lennie, jewels, 9 00
Superior Quartters, 7 00
Gold Spectacles, 7 00
Fine Silver do. 1 50
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies' Gold Pencils, 1 00
Sliver Teu Spoons, set, 5 00
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver 110 l der, 1 00
Gold Finger Itings, 371 cts. to *SO; Watch Glasses,
plain 124 cts., potent ISt, lunet 25; other articles in
proportion. All Goods warranted to be what they
are sold for.
On hillld some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines
still lower than the above prices.
STAUFFF,R & HARLEY.
Philadelphia, September 37, 1856-1 y
FARMERS, .ATTENTION!
GROIVERS of Crass and Tobacco, use Lei
111111'n Super Phosphate of Lime. 51,50 per LW ,
or S4O prr ion.
GROWERS OF CORN AND POTATOES,
Use Leman's American Fertilizer, 53,50 per bid., or
525 per 1011. There lion been received three diplomas
from Peim:ylvanin. New York and New Jersey Slate
Agricultural Societies, spud Crystal Palace Aftsocia
tion for the above Fertilizers, which have been in
sucev•nful use for the past five years. Orders enclo
sing the cash. or drafts, mailed and registered, will
be promptly attended to by G A. I.EINAU,
Proprietor, No. 10 South Front st.. Phila.
May 31, 1E,,4-tf
GARDEN ENGINES,
THROWING a stream of water 60 to 60 feet.
Carl Iron Lift, and Force Putnps, Barn Door
Boilers, Turnip Drills, Improved Wheat Drills, with
()att. arid Grass Seeder attached; Plows of various
patterns and sties; Square and Expanding Marrows,
Gore's Potent Premium Butter Worker—a new article
just received. Also, other articles for the farm and
garden, in their proper season.
PASCHALL, MORRIS k CO.,
Implement rind Seed Store, 7th and Market, Pinta.
July 19, 1656.
Those Awful and Terrific Accidents,
TIOILY happening, from the careless hand
hog of burning fluid, can forever be stopped by
the toe of
Newell's Patent Safety Lamp & Feeder.
The lamp cannot explode from overturning while
lighted, it Cilium( explode by filling It while lighted, it
cannot explode from overflowing while lighted, it can.
not explode from any known cause, it cannot explode
when filling if the fluid takes fire.
WWI this lamp and feeder in conjunction, the most
explosive compounds may be used, with no greater
danger than •peen or lard oil. Thi■ lamp la the
cheapest. heat slid sofesi ever offered to the public.
For Pule, wholesale and retail, by
Da. E. B. HEIM
May 2.1857. Druggist, Front st.„ Columbia. Pa.
NEW STOCK OF FANCY GOODS.
TEE undersigned respectfully announces
to her friends and the public, that she has now on
hand a. new nssortment of FANCY ARTICLES, such
as Infants' Caps and Bonnets, T mines of every va
riety, Itlocke Collars, Embroidery of all kinds; Mao, a
large assorttnent of Ladies Fancy Baskets. I respect
fully solicit an examination of my goods, front those
who are fu waist of the above mentioned articles.
MARTHA I. MILES.
Columbia, September 13, 1856.
GREAT VARIETY STORE.
TIM RECEIVED, a larger and finer stock
of Toyc and fancy goods than ever before. My
friends and others are invited to call and examine
the sloth before purchasing elsewhere, a. they will
here find no unlimited assortment, suitable for pres
ents to persons of every age and taste. An unmense
UKSOTILIICIII of I'OIIMOIIIIIIICf, Packet Book hC h-C•
01,1011G1?..1. SMITH,
Loeutt mreet. between the Dank sum FranLlan House
Colmnbin. December 18.18.:6.
JOHN F. SMITH
WHOLESALE and Retail Candy Manufac
turer. return, his thanks to his former patrons
and the public generally. for their liberality heretofore
extended to him, and would inform them that he has
lust received from Philadelphia, a large lot of
Christmas Toys & Fancy Articles,
which he will sell. wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices. He has alto on hand a large as•onment of
Frans. Candies and Confectionary. Front street. two
doors below the Washington House, Columbia, Pa.
1)..c. 13. 1556.
max SAL 23 CECEIII.I I ,
rritiE Walnut Front at Haldeman's store. to make
1 room lot extensive improvements. Apply on the
premises.
February
JUST RECEIVED, a beautiful assortment of
Glass Ink Stands, at the Headquarters and
News Depot.
Columbia, April 18,1857.
EXTRA Family and Superfine flour of the
best brand, for sale by 11. SUYDAM & SON.
JUST received 1000 lbs. extra double bolted
Buckwheat Meal, at
Dec. 26, 1856. 11. SUYDAM & SON'S.
TABLE and Rock Salt, by the sack or bushel, for
tale low, by
March 23,155:. I. 0. BRUNER CO.
DE GRATJI'S ELECTRIC OIL. lint received,
free!' supply of this popular remedy, and for eale
by It. WILLIAMS,
May 10, IMO. Front Street, Columbia, Pa.
ALARGE assortment of Ropes, all Si7Cl and lengths,
on hand and for sale at THOS. WELSH'S,
March I:2, 1257. No. 1. High street.
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, he., oleo, Fresh
Burning Fluid,tuat opened at
THOMAS 'WELSH'S
March 21. 1957. No. 1. High Street.
1)RINIE Hams. Shoulders, Dried Beef, and Sides,
ju,4 rreetved ut
March 28,1857. BRUNER & CO'S.
SUGARS, Sugars, of the best qualities, just received
and for lode by
➢larch 2d, 111357. BRUNER & CO.
ROOMS, Broom., Broom., a large lot just re
B
ceived, at [rub 29,1.557.) BRUNER Ar. CO'S.
SAPO of all hind. suitable for wa.hing and the
toilet. at I. 0. BRUNER. & CO.,
March :17, 1837.
CIOFFEE'S TEAS of all kinds and prices for sale
V by 1.0. BRUNER & CO'S.
March l'2B. 1857.
I'4l Fief, I'l,ll—Codfish, Mackerel. Herring, Ice.,
F
for *ale by I. O. BRUNER. & CO.
March, 23, 1357.
FRESH Burning Fluid, Juqt received and for sale
by I. O. BRUNER & CO.
March 29,1956.
DRIED BEEF , Extra and Plain Hams, Shoulders
and mess Pork, for sale by
THOMAS WELSH,
March 0,185 G. No. I. High street.
OATS, Corn, Hay, and other feeds. for role by
THOMAS WELSH
March 21, 1E57
I h o o v u e I
gor r e n New
low
be Odeon s,Cuba,
Dl and Sugar March 0, 1817. I. 0. DRAINER dc CO.
Damaged Books.
TVE HAVE just received a large lot of Rook.;
VY s lightly damaged by water, which we will sell
oßcheup. SAYLOR & McDUNALD.
Columbia, April LB, 1857.
"Patent Safety Night Ta per,"
IttRULANT Sails Mache for the bed chamber, To
ll bacconists and Hotel Keepers. It costs but a tri
fle, and in warranted not to consume more than a six
pence of oil in a week. Cull and examine them ut
the Drug and Prescription store of
April 4-11 J. 11. lIALDEMAN.
afialatriLta LODGE,
DAGITERREIAN ARTIST,
Corner Front ..S• Locust Streets, Columbia,
respecetfully informs his old friends and the public
generally, that he has again taken charge of his
rooms in person, and will be pleased to see all who
may favor him with a call.
PICTURES TAKEN FOR 25 CENTS,
Arid upwards, and satisfaction guaranteed.
irrna picture need be taken from the Gallery
unless tt is such as is really desired.
Columbia, March 7, 1857.
NOTICE.
TORN SLACK would most respectfully in
tform his friends and the pulthe generally , that he
has leased for a term of years. the old stand in Locus:
street, between Second and Third streets, known as
the
LAMB TAVERN.
Extensive stabling and yards, (the largest and best
in the borough.) afford ample room to accommodate
those who may favor him with their custom, Careful
hostlers will he provided, and no punts spared to
merit public confidence.
lie would particularly call the attention of Drovers,
to hot ample yard accommodations for droves..
Ilia TA Lux. shall be well supplied,stand second to
none; and whatever it •hall want in show, Eh all be
made up in substance.
Columbia, March 14,1857-1 y
CALRD.
PROFESSOR Frederick Haas, a graduate of
the Heide!burg and Gottingen Univer,ities, offers
his services to the citizens of Columbia, as a Teacher
of 'Music, and die Greek, Latin, French, and German
languages. lie may be found at the Washingion
House, after the Ist of October, and be will be glad
to receive public favor.
Columbia, September 27, ISfid-if
'Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
announcement that I have received a lot of this
.I. valuable medicine, is a❑ that is necessary to mer
it a share of the afflicted's patronage.
April 4,18.57-if J. 11. HALM. AN.
RUST RECEIVED.
20BOXES ORANGES,IOOO Cocoanuts, and a
lot of Prime Nuts. For sale by
J, F. fiMITII
April 4.1857. Wholesale and Retail.
JUST RECEIVED,
AFRESHsupply of DRUGS, CRENICALS,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &c., and also Fluid,
Ethereal and Alcohol, at
J.ll. HALDEMAN'S,
Wolfe's Row, Erolll. street.
January 31,1530.
Fresh Ethereal.
A LCOIIOI, and Pine Oil, can always be had
at the lowest prices, at the Golden Mortar Drug
Store. [Nov. 29, 1856.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
Drar GOODS!
OPEN this day, at IIIeTACUR & BRO'S Chcap
Cash Store, an extensive assortment of Dry
Goods, viz:
LADIES , DRESS GOODS —Black Gro de Rhine
Silks; rill widths black India SaliTll. striped and
plaid Silks; Mous de Laine; Alous de liege; Woolen
Plaid; Cashmeres; Chintzes, and Pt ints in till varieties.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS—SteIIa. Long and
Square Broche Shawls; Bay State, Empire and Wa•
terville Long and Square Shawls.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERCS —French black
Cloths of Nelson's make; English blue Cloths and
brown do.; French black Cassimere—striped and
plain do ; Brocade, Silk, black Satin and Cassimere
Vestings. _
HOUSEKEEPER'S GOODS.—Blenched Muslin.,
Unbleached do.. Tickings, Cheeks, Table Diapers,
Toweling', Hosiery and Trimmings in aD 1/nineties.
The above goods have just been purchased in New
York and Philadelphia, FOIL CASH, and will be sold
at small advance, for the same.
0c1.4, 1456. MUTAGUE, & BRO.
Susquehanna Planing Mill,
COLUMBIA, PA.
rr BE undersigned respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons, and to the public gen
erally. thnt they aye prepared to furnish all kinds of FLOORING, SIDING AND SURFACED
LUMBER.
Also, Doors, Sash, Shutters, Blinds, Window and
Door Frames, Mouldings, &c., at the lowest market
prices.
All orders by mail or otherwise addressed to the
undersigned, Columbia, Pa.. shall receive prompt at
tention. DICKINSON & HUEY.
May:11.18.56-tf.
FOR ?5.424 LE
2000 TONS Pittsburg Gas Coal, 400 tons
Bait. Company White Ash Lump Coal.—
Apply to B. F. API'OLD
Nos. 1, 2 & 6, Canal Basin.
Columbia, January 31,1857.
FOR. SALE,
ALARGE LOT of Cherry and Poplar Boards, which
will be sold low for cash. Apply In
B. P. APPOLD
Nos. 1,2 and 6, Canal Basin.
Colmblan. November ta,
GREAT BARGAINS.
TUE undersigned arc now receiving and
will he opening during the next week, at their
store in Locust street, opposite the Col timing Bank. a
new and large assortment of Goods suitable for the
season. consisting in par: of
DRY GOODS. PUCII a. Cloth., Cassimeres, Vest
ing., Black and Fancy Silk., together with a great
variety of LA DIMS DRESS GOODS;
HOUSEFURNISIIING GOODS, such al Sheeting.,
Muslin.. Ticking*. Cheeks, Out Cloths, Blinds, Ste.
GROCERIES of every description—fresh and of
the best qualities;
Together with a general nocortment of Queensware
Glatt/ware, Carpets, Blinds, Looking Glasses, Drug
gets, klatungs. Rug..
'WALL PAPERS,
In fact everything kept in a well-regulated store.
Call and see our assortment. us we feel satisfied
that none will go away disappointed, as we
SELL EXCLUSIVELY POI CASH!
and are thereby enabled to sell gond. it the very LOW
EST FIGURES. FRY lc HAGMAN.
Calm'. is, A prill2, 195 G.
SEBASTOPOL CIGARS.
Tot received,nn excellent lot of Foreign and
DOMESTIC CIGARS of every style and savor.—
Also, a fresh supply of CONGRESS and CAVENDISH
TOBACCO, all of which will be cold at the lowest pri
ces, at the Drug & Prescription Store of
J. H. HA.LDEMAN,
Jan 31., 1 8 56.3 t. trolls Row, Front Street
CRAMPS, SCALDS, BURNS, &c.
CIIRED in a short time by Cooper's Anti-
Pain Tincture. As a pain alleviator, this Tincture.
though cot infallible. is not surpassed by any other
ever oaered to the afflicted, and takes the precedence
of Lel others wherever it is used, inasmuch as it in
purely VEGETABLE, comities nothing POISONOUS,
and may be used with SAFETY. One bottle has been
known to cure six cases of Dysentery, besides a case
or two of Cramp and Colic. It will relieve almost
every variety of Pain. within from one minute to fif
teen minutes—even the most acute cases of Neuralgia
sail Rheumatism, midis used, not only by Physicians,
but by persons of every class 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 Morin',, Rheumatism acute, chronic and ner
vous. Plithisic or Asthma, Croup. Colds,
Coughs,
Scalds, Burns, Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Stiff and
Swollen Joints, Neuralgia or Tic Doloreaux, Tooth
ache, Sich and Nervous Headache, to quiet u nervous
rni•tlessness. and thus enable one to sleep calmly.—
' Pain in the side, u Stitch in the Back, Cricks,Cramps,
and almost every kind of pain, internal and external;
Ivy Poison. Stings and Bites of Poisonous Insects,
FEVER AND AGUE, FITS, Hiccough, Heartburn,
Cold Feet, Freezes, Chilblains, Painful Corns, Swell
ings. Old Sores, to allay Inflammation, and prevent
blortification. &e., &c. . .
- . .
nr PRICE 2.5 CENTS A BOTTLE...C(I
DR. E. H. lIERR, Agent, Columbia
Moy 2, 1957
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
1 - )R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discoyered
_L/ in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
cure.,
HIND OF 31IIIIIIOR,
from the worst scrofula down to a common pimple.
Ile has tried it in over 1100 eases ' and never failed
except in two cases; (both thunder humor.) Ile has
now in possession over two hundred certificates of
its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pim
ples on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of Biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker
in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the
worst case of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
in the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the
ears and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the 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 ease of rheumatism.
'Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
scrofula,
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle.
and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quan
tity 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,so sure
will this cure humor. I sever sold a bottle of it but
that I sold another; after a trial it always speaks for
itself. There are two things about this herb that tips
pear to mo surprising; first that it grows in our pas
tures, n some places quite plentiful, and yet Its vedue
has never been known until 1 discovered It In 1846
second, that it should cure all kinds of humor.
In oreer to give some Idea of the sudden rite rise
great popularity of the discovery, I will state that in
April, 1855, I peddled hand sold aiIOUI Aix bottles per
day—in April, E 854, 1 sold over one thousand bottles
per day slit.
Some of the wholesale Druggists who have been is
business twenty and thirty years, say that nothing in
the annals of patent medicines was ever like it—
There is a universal praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice I always kept it strictly for hu•
morn—but since its introduction as a general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have beets
found in is that I never suspected.
Several cases of epileptic fits—a disease which was
always considered Incurable. have been cured by a
few bottles. 0, what a mercy if it will prove effect
ual in all cases of ,thut awful maludy—there are but
few who have seen Inure of It titan 1 have.
I know of several cases of dropsy, all of them aged
people, Cured by it. For the various diseases of the
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and
Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, and
particularly in diseases of the kidneys, &e.. the dis
covery has done more good than any medicine ever
known.
No change of diet ever necessary—eat the best you
gut and enough of I.
DutacrioNs FOR USE.—Adults one table spoonful per
day—Children over ten years, dessert spoonful—. Chi
ldren from five to eight } ears, tett spoonful. As no di
rections can be applicable to all constitutions, take
sufficient to operate on the bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. No. 120
IVarreit street, Roxbury, Mass. Friee,Sl,oo.
Wholesale Agents, New York city, C. V. Clickner.
St Barclay street; C. 11. Ring.lo2 Rioudway; RWIIIIOII
Clark, 275 Broadway; A. B. & D. Sands, 100 Fulton
street.
Sold in Rochester by J. Bryan & Co., Wholesale
Agents, No lIS State street; by L. Post & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS You I'ENNaIiLVANIA.—T. W. Dyott
& Scuts.
Fier sale in Columbia by 11. Williams, and McColl:le
& Dellett.
June Si, 113.564 y.
J. R. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,
A GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY FOR
PREVENTING AND CURING DISEASES.
Stafford's Olive Tar Cures all Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs.
fILIVE TAIL is applied and inhaled, and
is not token.
. _ _
DIRECTIONS —Apply by rubbing where pain or
disease exintsolicn cover the part. 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 flannel may be anvil instead of the
oiled silk planter, but the operations of the remedy
will not be as speedy, nor u. effective.
FOR iNIIALING.—PIace a saucer over a bowl of hot
water, (and keep it 1)00 Pour into the saucer enough
Olive Tar to cover the I attain; the apartment will
noon be filled with its odor, affording to the patient an
atmosphere impregnated with the delightful, blended
aroma of Tim OLIVE AND OF TIIE PINE.
my - Renew the Olive Tar da.ly for inhaling by the
above method.
Another method of hill:ding hem put Olive Tar on
the Oiled Silk Plaster, which tieing worn upon the
chest, the heat of the body will cause the Olive Tar
to evaporate gradually, and as it rises it will be in
haled. The Oiled Silk Plaster should be medicated
with fresh Olive Tor every other tiny. In acute eases,
or in those of long standing, both of the above meth
ods of inhalation should be used.
By adhering to the above directions,the very worst
forms of diseases of the Throat or Lungs, if not speed
ily cured, will be greatly relieved; while temporary
colds, Sore Throats, Inflamed Lungs, Catarrh, Croup,
Coughs, A.c., Re., will yield ut once to its combined
connive powers.
Stafford's Olive Tar softens and penetrates the skin;
therefore in all Chronic or Active Inflammations it
will be found highly beneficial, as it acts directly
npon the Nerves, the Muscles, and the Joints,
OLIVE TAR OINTMENT is made by mixing ()Eve
Tar and glutton Tallow in equal parts. This Oint
ment is a positive cure for all diseases of the skin
Pain cannot exist where Olive Tar or Olive Tar
Ointment is applied.
Stafford's Olive Tar does not contain any mineras
substances, nor any poisonousldrug; the principal in
gredients are PiteliWine Tar, and Oil of the Spanish
Olive.
Stafford's Olive Tar is manufactured by a process
recently patented by Air. J. R. Stafford, Practical
Chemist, by which process all the Acid and Acrid
properties contained in the substances forming this
Compound, are separated without the use of Chemicals.
Sold Wholesale and Setail,by R. WILLIAMS.onIy
Agent in this place. Stafford Olive Tar Company, 18
State Street, New York, and by Druggists generally.
July 19, 19.50-1 y
New and Cheap Groceries.
THE undersigned take this method of re
turning sincere than km to their numerous friends
for the liberal patronage given them during the past
year and respectfully oak a continuance of the same.
They have just returned from Philadelphia with a
very large lot of fine Groceries. Confectionery, ikc
among which may be found the following:
Love ring's Syrup Molasses,
New York Syrup Molasses.
Prime baking Molasses,
Sugar House Molasses
A A large lot of Sugars, Coffee, &c.
Also, a lot of fine Bilking Raisins. only 12 cents.
Fine large bunch and la) er Raisins, in whole and
quarter boxes.
25 boxes Figs, different grades.
A lot of Prune., in fancy boxes, very fine.
A large lot of fancy and COITIMOII
Also, Fig Marmalade, Jelly Cakes, Sap Sago
Cheese, Ketchup, and a great variety of other articles,
suitable for the present season.
• [Cr PLEASE GIVE Us A CALL.
H. StrirDANl & SON,
Corner of Front and Union ctoeet■
Columbia, December 13, 1536.
IVMNPU r X • XX=I.IVX
AND NEW GOODS.
gum undersigned having taken the store lately occu
pied by his brother. in Locust street, opposite the
Columbia Bank, and having associated with him in
business, Mr. F. L. HAGMAN, will continue the bu
siness under the firm of FRY& HAGMAN, where we
will open in a few days. a very large assortment of
new goods. consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Queensware, Glassware, Courts, Oil Cloths, Wall
Papers, &e., Ac.. &c., all of w ich we are determined
to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. As we in
tend doing an
EXCLUSIVE CASH BUSINESS,
we will be able to compete In prices with any store in
the county.
We respectfully solicit a call kom our friends and
tae public generally.
H. H. .
Country Produce always taken at the highes F t mßYar
ket prices.
Columbia, A pril 5,1954.
PRIME GERMAN SEGARS.
IHAVE JUST RECEIVED 200,000 MORE
of those PRIME SEGARS, which I will sell
CHEAPER than any Store in this or any other town.
Eitsr: o 2"Car..o43l:iscJClif,
and others will do well by giving me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.:
The above mentioned Segars can be seen at
J. F. SMITH'S
Wholesale Confectionary establishment,Front street,
two doors below the : Washington House, Columbia.
Columbia, Aug. 30, Md.
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