star"l understand, Mr. Jones, that you can turn anything neater than any man in this town." "Yes, Mr. Smith, I said no." "Well, Mr. Jones, I don't like to brag, but there is no man on earth that can turn a thing at *el as I can whittle it?" "Poh, nonsense, Mr. Smith, talk about whittling; what can you whittle as well as I can turn it?" "Anything, everything, Mr. Jones. Just name the article that I can't whittle, that you can turn, and I will give yon a dollar, if I don't do it to the satisfaction of all these gentleman present." "Well, Mr. Smith, suppose we take two grindstones, just for trial; you may whittle and I will turn." Mr. Smith slid. M. Notice to Property-Holders. ..191 For the information of the owners of Re -al Estate in this Borough, we again publish the 2d. Section of an Act of Assembly, passed . •on the 29th. of March-, A. D. 1855, relating to the collection of Water Rents in Columbia. "Sxcriox 2. That tbC Water Runts here -after to tie asses'ead, shall be a lien on the feeehold occupied by persons using the Water, to be recovered in the same manner as taxes due the Commonwealth are by law recoverable." A CARD. '7l, the Saute of the Columbia Spy: SlR—Since I have been announced as a candidate for the Shetifialty of Lancaster county, I have been fre 'quently interrogated by old friends, as well as more re .ceetly formed acquaintances, as to the length of time I have been a resident of the county:, at the same time being informed that reports are in circulation that I had just come to the county—in some cases stating the time to be two' or three years, in others four or five years.— And as it became a. matter of considerable interest to a large number of our citizens who take an active part in the selection and election of our county officers, I was asked to state the facts in relation to the subject. In addition to these inquiries, made of me in person; I have received several letters from highly respectable gentle men living in different and most distant perm of the county, asking the same Miestion, and desiring an an swer thereto, either privately, or through the medium of the Press, as best suited me. MSiiNMMIM=O . 4 Leacock, June 22d,18.57. ' , JAY Carivrars—Sra:—Repons are in circulation, which, if not corrected, may prove injurious to you, viz: That you have only been a resident of this county some three or four years, and therefore have no claims to any office. Will you please give me an answer to this in quiry, either privately or through the medium of the Press, as you may deem most proper, and oblige many who are anxious to know the truth.. The inquiry is in Itself perfectly respectful and proper, and as it bears the impress of candor, and a desire to do me justice, I (eel free to give it a respectful and decisive answer. And as I do or say nothing. politically, so cially or morally, that I wish to conceal from the world, I wish you to publish my reply, so that hereafter none need give currency to such miprepresentatiens—unless they do it designedly and maliciously. I came to the city of Lancaster. direct from the place of my nativity, (viz: Hartford, Conn.,) about the middle of October, 1845, and after spending the fall and winter ensuing, in this county, I returned to Connecticut, and' brought my family with ate to Souderaburg, Lancaster county, 7 miles from Lancaster, which place we reached March 42nd, 1848. We remained residents of Souders burg some 8 months, when we removed to this city. since which time we have been constant residents, milking a period of more than eleven years residence in the county with my family, and nearly twelve years (or myself. I regret the necessity for this publication existed, but, believing that justice to the community as well as my self demands it, I could not refrain from making this statement. Respectfully, JAI" CA DWELL. July 11,1857. SzNAvoa.—We are authorized to announce BARTRAX A. SLIANITZR, Esq., of Lancaster, as a candidate for the office of State Senator, subject to the decision of the Union County Convention. July 11, 1857 to PROTRONOTART.—Wa are authorized to announee that PETER MARTIN, of Clay will be a candidate for the office of Prothono tary, suect to the decision of the Union County Convention. April 25, 1857—tc. CURS. or QUARTER. Suasroxs.—We are au thorized to announce, that SAMUEL Evens of Columbia, will be a candidate for the office of Clerk of Quarter Sessions, subject to the decisions of the Union County Convention. SHERIYFALTY.—We are authorized to an nounce Mr. JAY CADWELL, of Lancaster, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union County Conven tion. May 2, 1857-to RECORDER.--We are authorized to an nounce George Leamon, of East Lampeter, as a candidate for the office of Recorder, County subject to the decision of the Union Convention. May IG-tc Tag SHIRIFFALTIr.—We are authorized to announce Benjamin F. Rowo, of Providence township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union County Conven tion. May 16-tc lier-We are authorized to announce that 'CHRISTIAN SHINN, of the City of Lancaster, will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union County 'Convention. May 2, 1857.—tc. WOOD'S lIAIR RESTORATIVR.—...We have never known any other medicine win as large a share of pub/ie confidence in so short a time as this has done. It has not been more than a year since we 'first heard of it, and it now stands at the head of all remedies of the kind. We have never used any of it ourselves, having had no occasion, as oar "crown of glory" not only as yet retains its original color, but gets more so—but some of our friends have, and we have never known it to fail of restoring the hair to its original color. We advise such as are becoming prematurely gray. to give the "Reatorefive" a trial.— Chester, (Illaneis) Her a a, Acne, 1854. June 18, 1657-21 07 - H•ifintray's Ointment torti Ps* have a comma. Mae reputation. In every land, Christian or e to which commerce hat 'carried them, they have be come standard remedres for the most painful and dangerous VMstptainta to which humanity is liable. The ointment Is an acknowledged specific for all eruptive, tumorous, and ulcerous disorders, and there is no disease of the stomach, the liver or the bowels, that may not be subdued by a persistent use of the Pills. June 18, 1857. Tea Arraoscumo Fooirrn.—Everybody is making preparations of some kind for the proper observance of the glorious Fourth. Some will go abroad, and some will stay at home, others will remain sober, some will don military uniforms, while the reat ma jority will wear such plain clothes as are becoming to respectable and patriotic private citizens. Of course the great mass of these people will get their garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rock lin! & Wilson, ND*. 610 and 603 (new style) Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia. July 4,1057-Im "Woorn.ann CRIA) , -.A pomade for beautifying the hair—highly perfumed, superior to any French article imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladles' hair it has no equal, giving It a brightlossy sppearance. manner. caues gentlemen's heir to al way s asset natural it remoras dandruff. giving the hair the appearance of being fresh sham- Pso . , mod. Price only filly cents. Nona genuine unless !Md FETRIDGE & CO., N . 'Fork, • Iri elan of the uitalm of a Thousand Flowers." For aals by all Druggists. Feb. 121.6tneow FEMALE WEAKNESS. Actuate, March 13, 1855. weakness. firer atomaah Ggame—ltir Wife has long suffered Rom a female wain vary weak, and it a c with di ffi culty she could draw a long breath. for each effort was accompanied by a sharp pain at the pit of the stomach; her appetite aad general health have beim very poor for a long time. But roar "Bach's American Compound,'" bas entirely cured her. • weak back, with constant pain in the small of the back, was soother diffieraty my wife suffered from; your medicine is giving Mir so much strength. that this is fast disappearing. I have great reason to be. have poor ' , Barb's American Compound" the most powerful and effective medicine for this and other Asa:Neal have ever known. yours respeotfolly, GEO. W. CRAY. lach's American Compound owes Its success to .the intrinsic curaterd ezcOcrlied or the vegetables -which compose it. Lt contains a thiapairmt Zaireeefladeci Div drCemas Am& saw Alt giosa Phs,raddic, bat long known to the Indians as a neon' failing cure for ileirotglail, Consumption. Honors of the Blood , and chronic diseases in any part of the system. This medicine can now be had of ail relia ble dealers in the United Mates and .Canada. See advenicement in another column. May 110, 185: -eta 117"&put= TO Ati.!—Uniformity or Prices! A New Feature in Business! Every one his own sales man.—Jones & Co., of the Crescent One price Cloth ing Store," No. 200 Market street, above Sixth, Phil— adelphia, in addition to having the largest, most vs, ried and fashionable stock of clothing In Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, have constituted every one his own salesman, by having marked in figures., on each article, the very lovVest price it can be sold for, so they cannot possibly vary—all must buy alike. The goods are all welt sponged and prepared and great pains taken with the making, so that all can buy with the full assurance of getting a good article at the very lowest price. Remember the Crescenton Market. above Sixth, No. 200 JONES & CO. -Tune 13.18574 y 1.! On ths 21st ult., by the Rev. J. H. ?Reny', Mr. C. Ilmuss to Miss Dos• Hiram, both of Columbia. On the Ath instant, by the same. Mr. Joins STAN AN to Miss FANNY HAIRS, both of East Hempfield. On the 15th Instant, by the Rev. William Barns, Mr. JAXLS E. HENRY to Miss Ectzt JANN CALa - r, all of Co lumbia. I'M SALMI A FARM of t 4 ocres with good Brick Improvements, adjoiaing the borough of Columbia. S. W. MIFFLIN. July 18,1857 Fine Family Groceries. A SELECT assortment of the beat Family Groceries ever offered to the Columbiana, at the Wine and Liquor Store, Walnut street, adJoining the Washingtbn Mouse. DANIEL HEAR. .12:77Congrcts Water in quarts, Bedford Whter in puns, just received. Columbia, July 18, 1857. Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, MELAINOTYPES & PATENT LEATHER PICTURES. THOMAS B. SDMMERIL respectfully informs the citizens of Colombia that he has taken ge of Dellinger's Photograph Rooms, Corner of Front and Locust streets,Columbia, Pa., where he is fully prepared to take al the above named pictures in a style not to be surpassed by any other artist. A long and large experience has enabled him to become perfect master of the art; he therefore flatters Maisel( that be will be able to render entire satisfac tion to all who may favor him with their patronage. As the _ . MELAINOTYPE is s late Invention. and many persons have not seen them, he would elate that they arc taken on sheet iron, and in richness of tone, warmth of expression, completeness of detail, and boldness of feature, Good didainotypes are not surpassed. They will receive a fall without a fracture, a bend without injury, may be washed off when Roiled, and handled without the face being marred, unless by rough scratching, which would deface the best nil painting. From 10 to 3 o'clock is the best time for children. COPYING DONE, AND WARRANTED TIM; Also. Pictures put in Rings, Medallions and Pins. All pictures taken by me are warranted not to fade. T. S. SUMMERIL. ad — Don't forget the place! Corner of Front and Locust streets, over Tredenick's Hat Store. July 18. 1857-ly xxusrTows GILEULT WORN. THIRTY YEARS VIEW; or, a History of the Workings of the American Government for thirty years, from 1820 to 1850, chiefly taken from the Con gress Debates, the private papers of Gen. Jackson, and the speeches of Ex•Senntor Benton, with his actual view of men and affairs; with Historical notes and illustrations. Complete In 2 vols. ABRIDGEMENT OF THE DEBATES IN CON GRESS, from 1789 to 1856, from Gales A.SeatolVoi An. nail of Congress, from their register of Debates, and front the official reported Debate.; by Joint C. Rives. By the anthor of Thirty Years View. THE ANNALS OF SAN FRANCISCO; Containing a summary of the first discovery, settle ment, progress and present condition of California, and a complete History of all the important events connected with its great city, to which nre added Biographical Memoirs of its most prominent citizens. Complete in one large octavo volume. THE AMERICANS IN JAPAN; An AL ridgement of the Government Piarrattve of the U. S. Expedition to Japan. SAYLOR & IticDONALD, Appointed Agents for the sale of the above books, which are sold by subset iption only. July 18, 1857. "NO NOON won]) AO MOIL." A RESISTLESS REMEDY. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CIRCULAR TO THE SICK. The first hospital surgeons and medical publicists of Europe admit the unparalleled anti-inflammatory and healing properties of this. Ointment; governments sanction lie use in their naval and military services; and the masses in this country and throughout the world repose the utmost confidence in its curative properties. It penetrates the sources of inflamma tion and corruption which underlie the external evi dences of disease, and neutralizes the fiery elements which feed and eXaspongir the malady. RHEUMATISM,SCROFULA;ER YSIPELAS. These are among the most terrible and agonizing diseases of the muscles, the fiesy fibre and the skin; yet in their worst form., and when seemingly incura ble, they invariably di.appear under a persevering application of this soothing, beating, antidote to pat» and inflotrnmndion. SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES, STIFF JOINTS. In cases of Salt Rheum, where medical waters, lo tions, and every recipe of the pharrnneoprea have proved useless, the Ointment will accomplish a thor ough cure. Fever sores !keel quickly under its influ ence, and its relaxing effect upon contracted sinewy Is truly wonderful. DISCHARGING ULCERS. A most remarkable and happy change is produced in the appearance of malignant ulcers slier a few ap plications *flails Ointment. The surrounding redness vanishes, and granules of healthy mesh begin to take the place of the discharged matter. This process goes on more or leas rapidly until the orifice Is filled up with sound material, ana :he ulcer radically cured. A WORD TO MOTHERS. The young are the most frequent sufferers from ex ternal injuries, and therefore every mother should have this healing preparation constantly at hand. It is nit absoltsle specific for core breasts, and quickly removes the encrusted sores which sometimes dis figure the heads and laces SIGNIFICANT FACTS. - - This Ointment is universally used on board the At lantic and Pacific whaling Sleet as ■ cure for scor butic alrectiOns, and an ttre best possible remedy for wounds and bruises. Large supplies of it have re cently been ordered by the sultan of Turkey for hos pital purposes. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following cases, Bunions, Rheumatism, Sore Throats, Burns, Ringworm, Sores of all hinds. Chopped 'Minds, Salt Rheum, Sprains, Chilblains, Scalds, Sufi/ohms, Fistula, Skin Diseases, Teller, Com, Swelled Mends, Ulcers, Lumbago, Sore Legs, Venereal Sores Mercurial keep , Bore Breasts, Wounds of ail tions, Sore Heads ; kinds. Piles fri•CAUTIONi—None are genuine unless the words illoliMeny. New York and London," are dis cernible as a watermark in every lent of the book of directions around each pot or box; the same may he plainly seen by holding the Leaf to the fight. A hand some reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the mediclnesor vending the same, knowing them to be spuriout. Said at the Manufactory of Professor liot.t.o way, BO Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respect able Draggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civilized world, in pots at 25 cents, 64 cents, and tit each. urlrbere is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. 13 —Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are singed to each pot. July 01,18574 y eow S 1211‘17 BOONS JOT resolved. DINIIB, UMW AND HUTCHINSON ON THE DOG; by Frank For. ester. This book, to the Dog Fancier and Dog lover, lithe us plus ultra of books; it is full and comprehen • sive, and (ornate at MURRAY, YOUNG a CO'S. CHIT CHAT of Humor, Wit avd Anecdote, with Shy original illustrations from designs by J. MeClew an. Edited by Pierce Pungent. The book is enter. mining, and the editor thinks lie perusal would even make the bursting of a boiler agreeable, and recoil. cue the timideat of travelers to the most frightful of railroad catastrophes. To be had at MURRAY, YOUNG & CO,S. TIM ARTIST'S BRIDE; or the Pawn Broker's Heir: by Emerson Bennet. The character of the Hook can be inferred from the title and the popularity of the author. At MURRAY, YOUNG & CO'S. THE uusgiND IN UTAH; or, Sights and Scene. among the Mormons; with remarks on their moral and aoeial economy'. By Austin N. Ward. Edited by Maria Ward. kor Bale by AI URRAY, YOUNG & CO. TRIUMPH or TRUTH, by James Caughey. For sale by MVRRAY,YOUNG & CO., July 18. 1857. Lancaster, Pa. Stores: Stoves: XBE suburiber hceps up his extensive assortment o 8 AND PARLOR STOVES of all kinds and of every pattern midsize. He sells at reasonable prices and ark* the public to examine and try his stock. HENRY PFAHLER, Locust street, opposite the Franklin House. Columbia, July 18. IBs. Swam& Cooking Ranges. A CONVENIENT Range for Sommer use, • great favorite with those who desire to avoid the great hcatof the ordinary large :Cooking Stows, for sale at HE PFAHLEIVS, Locust street, opposite N th RY e Franklin House. Columbia. July IS, IBS. Palomat Steam Waal' Boilers. mum well known Mateyo sou kept eolowentlY on band at HENRY PPAHLER'S, Locum Street, common the irrnakho Hoots. Columbia, July 10,1937. Superior Self-Sealing Preseriing Cans. THE Preserving Sanwa as commencing, and the 4 •Self-Sealing Can" has become an established favorite among housekeepers. The subscriber man ufactures an arable that mast give nits faction. Call at HENRY PFAHLEWS, Lobuat street, opposite the Franklin House. Columbia, July 38.1857. Water Cdbiells. ACOMPLETE assortment of NVater Coolers of various sizes and ',interns manufactured and for sale by the subscriber. These Convenient and economical vessels should be used in every family. HENRY PFAHLER, Locust street. opposite the Franklin Houbc. Columbia, Jul-y-18319u7. COWMAN tic Woßirmr.T., YAZIROZEANT TAILORS,' No. 4. MscffeNrce Row, Opposite Ifuldeman's Store, Locust street, Columbia, Pa. A share of the public patronage is re spectfully solicited. COI urabia, July 18.1857. F:LS WILL be received by the Building Com mittee of the Washington Inittitute, until SAT URDAY Inth INST., for paving and gutterutg the ground around the building, and extending to the Lan caster and Susquehanna Turnpike—the contractor to furnish materials for the gutters. Specifications can be seen at the office of!. W. Fisher. P. SHREINER, S. TRUSCOTT, HIRAM WILSON, Columbia, July 11,16574 h Committee. Valuable Farm and Mill Property, NEAR WILLIAMSPORT, PA., FOIL SAL= . MRS Undersigned, ourviving partner of the firm of J. R. &W. B. fluting, offer' for aide all that valuable properly situated on the south aide of the Susquehanna river, 6 miles from Williamsport, and 3 mitre from the line of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad. The Pennsylvania canal passes on the opposite side of the river. Title tract contains 660 acres, with 6 per cent. annum nee. !zoo acres is cleared and in a good state of cultivation. There is a large amount of valuable Timber on the premises, a good stream of water, and a good SAW MILL. The NW is new, being built 18.58. The other Improvements consist of S good j tik Dwelling Houses, with out-buildings thereto; Two large Barns .one of which is first-claw, with a tat ge shed attached. The above property will be offered at public sale at the Court House, in Williamsport, on Wednesday. the 19th of August, next. at 1 o'clock P. M. A portion of the purchase money in each. the bal ance made easy with intermit, and approved security. Terms made known on day of pale. Further particulars can lie obtained by addressing WILLIAM B. RULING, Surviving partner of the firm of J. R. & W. B. Huling. Williamsport, Pa., July 11, 1557-ts Another arrival of seasonable Dry Goods tspieces more of those beautiful French Lawns, at 12} cts , worth 25 cts. Lawn Robes—at reduced pncer, flerege De Luines, selling at cost; Fancy and Plain Igereges at 12e ens., a great - bargain. For choice goods the ladies say FONDEFL4SIITIPS Is the place. July 11,1957. Mourning Goods. LUPIN'S Bombazines, all wool De Lamas., beautiful Mourning Ducal's, Lupin's Black Bereses, Tissues, and another lot of Black Tarantino for dresses, Eng lish Crapes, Mourning Handkerchiefs, &c., at H. C. PONDERS. MITH'S July 11, 1957. People's Cash Store. Embroideries ri j OR fine work, Exquisite designs, and magnificent Goods, everybody says, Fondersmith can't be bear. Come and see for yourselves. At the People's Store, Columbia. June 11, 1857. China, Glass and Qneensware. A FULL assortment in Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sam, A just received, at June 11, 1957. FONDERSMITH'S. ANOTRIIII Steamer arrived, with a new and fresh lot of Groceries, at reduced prices. I can now offer a splendid assortment of Sugars, Coffees, Teas, !Molasses, Prime Sugar-Cured Hams, Dried Dee, Tongues, Mackerel, Pickled Herring, Cheese, Bologna Sausage, dm-, Sic. Columbia, July I I, 1857-3 t MAINE SHAD.---Mess Shad. from Portland Maine, in Murals and half barrels. a prime article, at FONDERSMITHS July 11, 1857. People's Store, Columbia. TJAIR Cloth, Crinolines, and light colored, ttloreens, for Ladies Robes, just received, at July 11,1857. FONDERSMITIFS WHITE DOODB.--11 full line of White Dress Goode of every description. just received, at July 11, 1857. AMEM CLOTllL—Another supply of these celebrated Cloths in blacks, blues, surd dahlias, lust received. To be bad only, at July 11, 1b57. H.' FONDERSMITH'S... BIRD CAGES, Canary Seed, Bathing Dishes, Needs, Water Founts, he., for sal. by A. M. RAMBO, Columbia, Jul 11.18.57-3 t Odd Fellows' Hall. CANDIES, of every variety, Oraageo, Nuts; Vanilla, Strawberry, Lemon, Orange and Pine Apple Syrups, for sale by A. M. RAMBO, Columbia. July 11,1857.31 Odd Fellows' Hall. SOBIETHING NEW.--Shepard Plaids, 011aIran Poplins, Ilyinala Lustres, Glacerinos, are., all very choice goods, for Traveling Dresses, Dusters, &e. just received, at FOIsiDEIWIITIPS July 11, 1657. Columbia. Philadelphia Wood Moulding Mill, WIIIOW street, above Twelfth, North Side. Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers, worked from the best and thoroughly seasoned material, always on hand. Any pattern Worked from a drawing. The subscriber having purchased the en:ire inter est, will continue the business with increased facili ties. Agents wanted in the various towns in this pc.t.on of the State. to whom opportunities will be ofered for large profits to themselves. SAMUEL. B. HENRY. July 11,1857•3 m N°wopening at Herr's Cheap Store, Yard-wide Colored BriMantes—tan colors—only . 121 Cents. B;SMEE Very elegant and rich Black Silk - a—beautiful Challies and De Lautea, selling at cost. A very choice lot of madder colors Dress Lawns, at less than cost. Beautiful and choice styles Decal Beregee and Be rege Robes—very cheap lot just opened. Poplins--a very choice lot just opered; White Goods of every kind for Dresses and Basques—a large lot sell ing very low. Gloves, Hosiery and Mita of all kinds and styles— very cheap. Mantillas and Dusters—well, for nice and cheap ones Ilerr's is the place. Just received. very choice lot of Shepherd's Check in wool, half wool and cotton. JOHN HERR, July 11, 1857. N 0.5 East Xing st.. Lancaster. We Speak the Truth. soi T UE only store, oat of Philadelphia, where 150,000 German Segura can be seen, and are cheaper than at any other establishment in Co. luinbia, or the neighboring towns, is JOHN - FEN NEIGH & EEO'S., Front at. third door above Locust, Columbia, Pa. July 4, fat Baltimore Prices. RAPPEE Snuff at 16 cts. per lb. jAr Congress " 20 Scotch " 12106 400000 Began of 35 different brands. wholesale or retail. We warrant all of the above Snuffs to be equal to any manufactured in the Stale; and the Seger& to be of the best quality and at all rices. JOHN Fk.N °RICH & BROS., Front at.. third door above Locust, Columbia, Pa. July 4, 1857. TIM COLUMBIA ZANE. LOCATED at Colombia, Lancaster county, State of Pennsylvania. hereby gives notice that an application will be made to the Legislature of said State, at their next session, for an extension and re newal of the charter of the said Bank, for fifteen years from the expiration of the present charter, with the pres ent. name and style. By order of the Directors. SAMUEL SHOCH, Cashier. ColumbilOnly 4,1857.4 m GO TO SEE THEN. TIM' received, 75 dos. Fancy Pipes, of all or sizes and prices, which we offer to. sale at the lowest city rates. Tobacconists, and all others who deal in Tobacco, Snuff, Secant, &a., will please call and examine our stock before parchasing elsewhere: if we cannot sell to them as cheap as they can pur chase in the city, we will not ask them to buy. JOHN VENDRICH & BROS., Front st., thtrd door above Locust, Columbia, Fa. July d, 1857. :tut in Tillie MI& clump Sugar and plenty of Fruit. A. Stone & A. Co., Self-Seating Glass Preserving Jars, for pre ferring freak fruits, &c. An assotiment Just re ceived, at H. C. FONDERBSII7III3. Jane 20, 1857. I UST received, a fresh ;apply of liesaedy's Ls Medical Discovery. and for rate. by R WILLIAMS, Front street. Columbia. Jana 27.1857. ABULL lot of Superior Tamil, Seed, for sale by the pound or ounce, by R. W/LIJA.IOI. Front street. Colambi June 27.1957. A NOTHER lot of Superior Taunt Beau, jest received and for sale, by R. WIGLIAII9. Front strut. Colombia, Jane ?1,1e67. The Largest Tobacconists'. 4 - 011 N FRNDRICII & BROS., would- respect fully inform th e citizens of Columbia and vicinity, t at they have the largest stock of Tobacco, Segass, Bradt Pipes, and German Smoking Tobacco, offered In any two establishments out of our principal cities. Hotel and Storekeepers, look to your interests! Be fore purchasing elsewhere.eralblne our n e as"rt mem, which we pledge ourselves td sell at t e lowest Baltictore pricer. We warrant to dispose: Of any of cur stock. cheaper theft can be bought in Philadel- Fphia. All we ask Is, that you shall call and judge or yourselves.. We offer any of the above at whole sale dr retail. Notice that our stock is a branch of the well•known, extensive Banknote Tobacco Ware house ofJos. Fendrich tr. Bros., 155 Forest street. JOHN FENDRICH ir. BRO , S , Front at, third door above Locust Columbia, Pa. July 4.1657. 40 GOOD RANDS to work in the Big Ore Bank, on Chesnut Hill, seven miles from Lancas ter and three from Columbia. Wages 12 0 , payable in cash every month. rt. R. KNOTWELL, Manager. Columbia, July 4,1857-4 t 1 000 B4CHS Ground Alum Salt, just re ceived, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at low prices. THOS. WELSH. Columbia, July 4, IBM. THE subscriber having opened his house, J. corner of Second and Locust streets, Columbia, Fa., as a hotel, is prepared to accommodate the pub lic, in good style, and upon reasonable terms. He has spared no expense in fitting up hie rooms, and will give his table careful attention, hoping to be able to satisfy , his customers in all respects. HIS BAR is furnished with good liquors, and the favorite Restau rant, in the basement, will be continued as hereto fore. always supplied with seasonable delicacies. A large and commodious STABLE has recently been erected opposite the house, adjoining the Odd Fellows' Hall, where a careful Hostler will be in attendance. Cr A share of public patronage is respectfully so licited. GERHARD BRANDT. Columbia, June :10,1857. Beautiful Mantillas at Herr" Cheap Store. J)ECIDLDLY the best and cheapest in the city. Come and see them, as I defy all competi tion. Chantilly Lace,Moire Antique aro de Rhine, Swiss, Berege and Em l,roidered White Swine. I can show over fifty difierein styles. Crape, Stella, Cash mere and Thlbet Shawls at reduced _prices. Stella Cashmere and Broche S carfs, very cheap. Bereges and Berege Robes, choice styles. Ducal]; and Ducal Bereges Lawn icthes and Brilliantes, at reduced prices. ' Parasols ut less than manufacturers' prices. JOHN HERR, N 0.5 East King street, Lancaster. A very large lot of Ladies , Collars at a very great bargain. One hundred dozen Plain Linen Ilandker. chiefs, at a great sacrifice. Goy and Second Mourn ing Poplins, something entirely new, elegant good., and very cheap. June 20, 1857. New and Interesting Hooks, JUST received. Dr. Livingstone's Seven teen Years Explorations and Adventures in the Wilds of Africa. This is the hook of facts, of thrill ing interest, adventures. and hair-breadth escapes of that indomitable traveler and African Explorer, it If a book that would interest all classes of readers fond of facts and adventures. Price 50 cents. Godfrey's Narrative of the lust Grinnell Arctic Exploring Ex peditiont. Godfrey says: "I saved Dr. Kane's life when in the Arctic Ocean, and he denounced me in his book as a deserter." Godfrey. in vindication of his own char acter, goes on and gives his own narrative of the Kane Expedition. He also has connected With it the life of Dr. Kane. Those having read Dr. Kane's book. would be interested in the perusal of this volume, and those that cannot allord the expensive work of Kane, would be delighted and profited by the reading of Godfrey's Narrative. Price only SO cents. and for sale by [J une , 57.] AID R RAY,YOUNG & Co. Prof. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES. TUT all the Bald and Gray tan be re jr stored perfectly to original growth and color. so far as their locks are concerned does not admit of doubt; besides. it will cure every possible disease of the scalp, whether developed as dandruff Itching or in the shape of cutaneous eruptions—even scald-head —and in no possible case will it fail of coring as if by magic, nervous or periodical headache, and if used twice a week by the young regularly, it will preserve the color, and keep the hair from falling. to any imaginable age. Read and judge. A. M. RAMBO, Odd Fellows' HMI hlillford, Worcester Co., Man., Nov., 1835. Prof 0..1. Wood—Dear Sir I take pleasure in bear ing voluntary testimony to the magic efrects of your wonderful Hair Restorative. As far back as ISM, my hair commenced falling oft, until the top of my scalp became bald and smooth as glass, and it has continued to fall for a great many years, notarithstand log I have used many celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing your advertisement, I was in duced to give your article a trial, and to My utter as sonishment, found. after a few applications, that My hair became firmly set, and assumed a glossy and beautiful appearanee; and by the time! had Used a quart bottle, my bald head was 'Covered over with a young and Vigorous growth of hair, which is now from one to two Males in let gth and growing fast. Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH. Charleston, Mass.. Aag. 8, ISM. Gents:—Nothing Vat a ditty and sympathy Mat I feel to communicate to others that are afflicted as I have been, would induce me to give this public acknow ledgment of the benefit I have received from Prof. Wood's flair Restorative. When I first commenced using it, my hair wasouite gray, radio spots entirely bald. I have now used the Restorative about Ave mohair', and my hair is entirely changed to its origi nal color, brown. and the new hair is over three in ches in length on the spots where it was bald. I have also been much gratified at the healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, which before was dry, and it has ceased to come out us formerly. Respectfully yours, dec.. AIRS. R. A. STODDARD. From Mrs. Ingalls, a well known nurse in Roston. Boston. Oct. 19th, 1855. G e w s ,.__At your request, and being to highly pleas ed with the effects of the Restorative, I am free to state that my hair had become quite thin, and entire ly while. I have for the Tart five years been In the habit of using dye. but hearing of the extraordinary effects of this article, I was induced to try it. My hair has been restored to its original thickness, and also to Its former color, which is light brown. Yours respectfully, MRS. INGALLS. The following is from the Pastor of the Orthodox Church, Brookfield. Brookfield, Mass., Inn. 12, 1855. Prof. Wood—Dear Sir—Having made trials of your Hair Restorative, it gives roe pleasure to ray, that its effects have beets excellent in removing inflamma tion, dandruff, and a constant tendency to itching, with which I have been troubled from my childhood. and has also motored the hair, which was becoming gray, to its original color. I have used no other arti cle, with anything like the mate pleasure and profit. Yours, truly, .1 IC. BRAGG. From tile Jersey City Telegraph. Wiwi. is IT vois— This Wood's Haw Reitorcuire—ls a question asked daily by hundreds. We answer with out hesitation or fear of contradiction, that it is the only article known which will do all it promises f or the human hour. It will renew its growth—it will step its falling—it will restore its natural color! It is not a Hair Dye, beta speedy and efficacious restorative. 0 J. WOOD & CO, Proprietors, 312 Broadway N. Y., and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. For toile in Columbia, Pa., by .1. H. HALDEMAN and Dr. E. R. HERR; Marietta, by J. J. Libitum and by all rerponetble druggists. [lune 20, 18.57. ALL persons Indebted to the estate of John Breneman, deceased. late of East Donegal township, are requested to make payment; and those having claims against said estate, will present them, property attested, (or settlement. to the undersigned, Executor. CHRISTIAN BRANDY. June 27.1857.60 Fountain Lemon Beer. MARGE J. SMITH. it now prepared to supply all LT such as desire to indulge in this delicious drink. Locust street. above the Bank. June 13, 1857.3 m Farmers Union Insurance Colikpany, Jr -JCANED at Athens, Bradford county, Pa., (CASH CAPITALS2 OO , OOO , SAFELY IN VEST.. 'I)) makes insurances on property. as reasonable rates. GEORGE WILFORD. Arm', Columbia, Pa. REFERENCES: . Hon. E. HEN RICK, Atheno., Pa., • DAVID WIGNOT, Towanda. Pa., . Whl. JESSUP. Montrose. Pa. ~ G. MALLORY, Philadelphia, Pa. Colombia. Jane 6,1837-1 Y New Grocery, Wine k Liquor Store. TES subscriber bus opened at bh old stand, corner of Filth and Union streets, a complete assortment of all kinds of GROCERIES; where be will always be prepared to .upply, on th e most sortable Lerma, any demand for articles in Ms line of business. He keeps al.o. a variety . of WINES AND LI. QUORS of all kinds; and will sell in any quantity not less than on. gallon. He respectfully requests the public to call and make a trial of his stock. GEORGE TILLE. . _ N. B.—Country Produce a/way• on hand. A por tion of the old Stock of Dry Goods, not yet dirposed of, Will be sold at 10 per cent. below cobt. Columbia, May 16, 1857. OF THE ORMIS JEWEL PLANT, vog remoTing Tea, Freckle', Pimples, beau x tifying the complexion giving the skin a healthy appearance. and Oar cleansing the teeth. The Jewel plant has long been known by the United g um . pburosseepoda, as a Tarheilla for both inter net and external diseases, built 'mealy within a year or two that it has been discovered to possess each qualides as recommended for above. It is a delight. fsl extract, and highly scented by its own ingrodi. ents, and se lady should be without it as a toilet, par. ocularly during the Sommer season, when we ars more liable to be tanned and son-burnt than in any other. Purchases bottle and try it. Manufactured ond for sale, by J. R. HAL.SHMAN. N 0.3 Wolf's Mew, Front street. thelutable, Pa. Err Pen sale by all respectable druggists through. out this United States and Canada. CoNuabis, Hay 30,1!77. Wanted, NATIONAL 330T11L. NOTICZ. ZIX2 I 3LA,CIP THE LARGEST Chair and Furniture Establishment IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE MATIIIOT'S Gay Street Warerooms, Nos. ti and 27 North Gay street. near Fayette, Balti. more: where is kept always on hand, or made to or der,every style of French TETE-A-TETES, in Plush , Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs, in Plush. Haii, Cloth or Brocatelle. French Fall Stud Carved Parlor Chairs, in sets, with Plush, Hair, Cloth or Bromidic. SOFAS; Half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor Chairs, In Hair, Cloth or Plush. Rocking Chairs—various designs, in Hair, Cloth and pi u.h. Stuff Spring Lounges—a large assortment always oc hand, or any pattern made or covered with any goods to order. - CHAMBER SUIT.% In Mahogany or Walnut, complete, from 535 up. Cane Chairs and Rocking do.—the largest assort ment ready made in any one house in the United States—from 017 a dozen up. Her Room, Other and Dining Chairs, in Oak. Wal. nutor Mahogany. with Cane, lVood or Stuffed Seats —an assortment embracing over 50 Wood scat Chairs and Setters and Rocking Chairs —over 100 dozen. Gilt and Plain Frame Looking Glasses, of every variety. All kinds of Beds, Hair and Husk Matt r A. MATHIOT, Noa. 25 and 27 N. Gay at., near Fayette at., Bull. Julie 77, 18574 y UNITED STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY. THE undersigned have taken thell management of the above l louse. l'his house, capable of accommodating 400 guests, is unsurpassed by beauty of finish, size of rooms and convenience, by any house in this country. The water used is from an "artesian well" on the premises, furniching pure soft water, obviating the unpleasant effects nt the well water of the sea coast. Tanks, holding 20.000 gallons of water, have been placed on the top of the house, which are supplied by a steam engine, and a sufficiency of hose to each door, so that a fire would be completely under our control. A Table de Hore will be Pet at a regular hour. and private tables for parties and families at any hour. Ample stabling with carriage houses clutched. Beautiful Cottage in the yard, six chambers hand. sontely furnished. GEORGE GALE, Lessee. S. B. WOOLMAN, Manager. June 27, 1a57-1m NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that agreeably to the laws of this Commonwealth. there will be art application made to the next legislature of Pennsyl vania. for an Act of incorporaton of a bank, to be called the "Aceomnsodation Hank," with general berthing privileges of issue. discount, and deposit, with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars, with the privilege of increasing the same to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. to be located tit the borough of Columbia, I.uncamer co.. Pa. Columbia, June 20.1857.0m0 IOLIN HERR, No 6 East King Street, Wen t) ter, Pa., has now in more a complete assortment of TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, SUPER THREE PLY, INGRAIN VENETIAN, 14 0 M E.MAD E, AND STAIR CARPETS, all widths. TABLE, FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW HOLLANDS, of every description. GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENSWARE, or the best goods, IN TEA, DINNER, AND TOILET SETTS, at the lowest prices, at June 13. 113.57. HERR'S Cheap Store, SHAWL & MANTILLA OPENING JOHN HERR, NO. S EAST KING STREET, LaNCASTER, Is Now Opening His Spring Styles of SZLAAITIAS AND MIL&NIZEIGLELS, To which the attention of the Ladies is invited. June 13, 1851. Assigned Estate of the Columbia Water Company. HEREA S. the Columbia Water Company have, n by deed of voluntary assignment : , executed on the 271 h of May , 18.17, assigned all their property to the subscriber in trust. for the benefit of their credi tors, Notice is hereby given, to all persons indebted to said Company, to make immediate payment, and those having demands against the same, to present them for telliement, to THOMAS LLOYD, Residing at Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa. Columbia. June 13.18 M-61 To Lumbermen & Zannfacturersl II I 7 E If' S P;11110401v1=3:ita064 , 11A4:iloral THE subscriber having perfected the :Move machine, offers to sell State, County and t Rights on reasonaLle:terms. The machine saws and planes Shingles to any width or thickness, end produces a very uniform and clean article. which Las given pertect satisfaction wherever trued. • . One of the machines and specimen" of its work can he seen at the Susquehanna Planing Mill, Columbia, Pa. For further information, address, WM. UUFY, Columbia, Lancaster co , Pa. r{The construction of the saw and frame. admits of UNCI, separate from the planer, In sawing all kinds of avail/hi and bevelled work, such as Flooring, Clapboarding, &c. Columbia, May 23, 1857. 1117=1114113, LIQUORS, tic. 'PH subscriber(' L has opened and keeps constantly on hand, a large and com plete assortment of WINES. BRANDIES, WHISKIES, and all other kinds Of liquors, at his store, in Walnut street, In the extension of the Washington House. He will sell, in any quantities not less than one gallon, (except for sickness upon a physician', certificate,) either Wholesale or Retell. Persons desiring a good and pure article, are invited to call and examine the stock. DANIEL. HERR. (A MLitt . ;144 V - nir/V , --•-- ...„, pa -Attention is 'called to an assortment of choice im ported preserved Fruits in glass jars. They are pre served whole, and retain entirely their original flavor. The varieties are, green Gage., Gooseberries, Plums, R Morino Cherries, ed Currants, Raspberries. A Puppl y of Sardines. Table Oil. Bay Water, London Brown Scout, and Septet' Ale always on ban!. Columbia. May 9, 1857-if Ladles , Satchels. T RAVE just received the finest assortment of 1. Satchels in Columbia; also, a fall assortment of Gigs, Coaches, Rocking Horace, Dinrsery Swings, IVbeelbarrows, &c., at GEORCEJ. SMITH'S Bakery, Confectionery, and great Variety Stole, Lo cust street, above the Bank. Columbia, June 13,18574 m Another Arrival at l'onderensith's- MORE attractions for the season. 100 pieces real French Organdie Lawns, from 12} to 25 cents. Best goods ever offered at the prices! Now ready at May 16.1859. THE PEOPLE'S STORE. Yon will Get Your ILoney Back. I r you wont to buy a Hereto, Gingham, or Lawn Gress. Good quality Wool andj Berne at Inc., trend price 20c . Rent French Lawn Inc-, worth Inc. Extra Ea' rlaton Gingham', Mc., cheap at Inc. Going at FONDERSIIIiti PS, Jane 20.1857. People`e Cash Spore. Marseilles Pique. ANOTHER supply of Ws desirable article for Lai. dies , Barques and Mimes , Capes! Also,B-4 Black Berege, for Ladies' shawls, just received at U. C. FONDERSMIT IFS June 20, 1957. Cash Store, Columbia. Bley Lianas. FORU Ladies' Dusters and Travelling Dresses, ke., in medium and fine qualides. at FONDEREIMITIVIS. June 20,1857. People's Cash store, Crape Shaw/s. ITCI a Crape Shaw • all calory, from $5 to to).- also. Rich Style Black Lace Mantillas. at June 20, y 936. FONDERSMITH'is. Super-Phosphate of Lime, FOR sale in large or small quantities. by FRY k. HAGMAN, Columbia, May 30.'57 °prolog! , Columbia Sank. BUST RECEIVED, .4 0 Whits Berea's, far Ladles Shawls, at FONDELIMITWS May 30, Iti37. 'People's Cash Store- Buy a Summer Eat. TBE newand beautiful "Hiawatha" list—Ceyloa White—Back and Brown Leghorn, km., for man, bora, and children. A good assortment at FONDERSMITHB May 30. 1857. Columbia. Handkerchief Extracts. THE undurikaued has just received a fr esh auppli of this desirable perfumery, sack as, Bose, Musk, ra ta/MI, Patchouli, Deraniu_to, D4UWaar, Jlmam Ihr bena. Uppar Tea, West End. Baguet CaroiiniN Nome Philade'plea, Basset Briar, Jockey Pub. he. E. B. Rem Golden Maros:Dm Store, Plow A., Ooisaibis, Pa. Bay 30, 11N7. V3ILLI BEANS, just received at the Faro. ily Medicine Slore.Odd renews' o•ll,Colninbia. .Coluaibis, Ni 0,21 MP. WILT-tam E. BARBER. SAMCIEL W. BARBYR Attorney at Law. W. E. 338.11.1320 X a CO., DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., lOWA, Law, Land and Loan Office. MONEY LOANED FOR EASTERN CAPITAL ISTS at from 10 told per cent. per annum, on Farming Land Security, worth at least two or three times the amount loaned, and free from any other en cumbrance; and at higher rates cm the hest endorsed mercantile notes. The title. will, in all cases. be thoroughly examined before ate longs arc made. Claims collected, Land tVarrainta loested, Taxes paid, Lands superintended and sold, Judicious invest menta made for eastern men in land and city pro perty. Letters pf inquiry cheerfully answered. REFERENCES: Col. S. SHOCH, Cashier, Columbia, Pa., JOHN COOPER, E-q , TllOB. LLOYD. Esq A. 8. GREEN, Eso., C. DAHER. Esc; , Laucarter, Pa., N. ELAM AKER, Esq , " R. F. RAUCH, Esq " Dr. JOHN L ATLEE, C. R. COLEMAN. Esc; . Mechanics Wk, colt., P. GIBSON. Esq.: Wk of Baltimore. J. W. A I,NUTT, Wk of Commerce. " June 6 1837 3m C. SEIEBEIILT'S V ITENSPiE CABINET WIRE-ROOMS AND ..iLi MANUFACTOR Y, LOCUPL luteei, Columbia, Pa. The subscriber would call the attention of the cit izens of Columbia and vicinity, to his large and se lect asinirtmein of Caliiiirt-U are, compriming some of the finest Dressing Bureaus, Sofas. French Bed steads, Jenny lands, &c., ever paired for sate in this place. Ire continue. to inutifurture Furniture of every description, and is confident that he can give satisfaction. COFFINS made and Funerals attended to either in town or wintry, on the shortest notice. CASPAR SEIBERT. Coiumbin, June G, 187. PURE SODA. WATER. A- I F.T orpu re and aparkliag Soda Water. flowing from the only fountain in Columbia, culpable of gener ating Carbonic Acid Goa. from the pure lii•euritonute of Soda, mad flavored with the following drab:lons Syrups: Sherbet, Vanilla. Raspberry, Ginger, Straw berry, Orange, Currant, Hiawatha, . The 'water drawn from our So da Fountain, being more highly charged with gam then in customary for Mineral Waters, and at All times nearly an cold as the ice itnelf, in inferior to none, either-in thin or any other place. Evecial care wall be taken to intake II the most delightful and healthy drink,duritig 111 C WBllll Summer mantle., ever introduced into our lowa. McCURR LE alt DRL.I.RTT, May 30,1537. Odd Fellows' M.7t11-T WE, the undersigned, have this day formed a copartnership, under the 6rm of Car ter & hleCtirourv, for the purpose of conducting the COACII-MAEING BUSINESS, in all its branches. Being premierl workman.bno• ing been employed in the principal coach manufac turing eamblishmenta in the cane., and bring deter mined to keep none but the best workmen in our em ploy, we nutter ourselves that we can manufacture Coaches, Carriages. Buggies. suiheys, equal to any made elsewhere. Fly a strict attention to our business we hope to merit and receives liberal share of public patronage. All orders by mail or otherwise. will meet with prompt 'attention. Repniring also done at the short est notice, and on the most reasonable terms. sit our shop in Second street, between Locust and STalnut streets, neatly oppo.ste the Lutheran Church, Co lumbia. Pa. SAMUEL. CARTER. May 30,1857. 15 . 51. A. MeCARTNEY AfLUSZCI ran TEM MILLION. OEN F. 'MINIM", jr., Wholesale and Re tail dealer in MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, offers for sale, at lite new store, _No 3 East Orange street. Lancosier, Inc largest end bent al.Forfrnesil of the above, ever offered to ihe etitrens of Lancaster county. Exclu.ive agent for the ante of Prince's celebrated Melodeon., at the manatomurcea prices Person, wishing to purchase "I' Fort.." frnm any manufacturer in the United States, are respect fully notified that a very large saving can be inude by ordering them through I . He hopes by strict and personal AlICItli111) to busi ness, and an earnest dente to please, to merit the pa tronage of all who may favor him with their cumut. May 23, 1857-iy PIANOS AND MELODEONS. 11.81IEPARD, agent for the sale of Pianos Li s from the best Philadelphia, New YOH: and Ho.- ton Manufneturers, will select and deliver those of the first quality, at lea. than city price.; al.o. Melo deons of the mo.t perfect tone and finish, of every variety of sine and style. Rooms in Locust street, first door above the bank. ilolumbia, April 18, Itin.tf Manufacturer's Insurance Company. ( 1 11 MITE- Perpetual. Granted -by the State ki of Pennsylvania. Capital, 8500,000. Fire. Ma rine and inland Transportation. Aaron S. Lippincott. President. Win. A. Rhodes, Vice President. Alfred Weeks, Secretary. DIRECTORS —Aaron S. Lippincott, Win. A. Rhodes, Wm. 11. Thomas, William Neal. Charles Wise,Alfred Weeks, J. Rinaldo Sank, John P. Simons, Charles J. Field, Jame* P. Smyth. Office. No. 10 Merriman' Erehange, Philadelphia. THOMAS WELSH, Agent, Columbia, Pa, April 11,1857-1 y GEORGE W. Iit:FFNAGLE GEORGE Z. BENTZ BENTZ Sc HUFFNAGLE, (Successors to Daniel Herr,) WASZEING'MON ICOUSZI, Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa. THE subscribers having effected a lease of J.. this well-known and popular Hotel. hereby give notice that they have thoroughly re-Erred and reno vated It. The establishment hes been re-furnished at great expense, and notion ham been left undone to render it one of the most agreeable stud comforta ble hotels in the state. MrAdjelning the hotel is afire-class RESTAU RANT, which is supplied with all the delieariss of the season, nod which is not surpassed by cit y slim lar establishment an Philadelphia. They respectfully solicit the paironnge of the public. April 111. BENTZ & lII.TPFN A G 330.8611.117.NG. FIVE OR SIX GENTLEMEN can obtain board by application io Mrs. Laubuen, at No.l Car pet Hall, 21 Front stret, Columbia. Mareb .18.543.1 f BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND. THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY. STATE Or Di ZW•YOIRIC, Cayuga County. u. One of the firm of P. V. R. Coventry dr. Co,. of the city of Auburn, being duty sworn, nays the followi.og certificates are genuine, and were given by the per sons by whom they purport to In signed. Subscribed and sworn before me, HORACE T. COOK, Justice of the Peace, Cayuga county. OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS. Home Testimony and Proofs. Auburn, June 10, 1835. We, the undersigned. hove received the formula for preparing ••13aeh's Atnerlean erimpound,n and as far as we have tested it. ran recommend its general use as a tonic and alterative Medicine, to remove vitiated Humors of the Stood, and peculiarly adopted to Fe. males suffering from Leucorrhaya. (Whites.) rind to those whose coestitutione ■re enfeebled (ruin inter mitten' Fever. JOSEPH M. hIORRIA. hi. D.. NSING I 4 BRIGGS, M. IX, A C. 3 - ABlia, M. D. From Geo. W. Gray. A überny March 13, BM. Gents think pot r '•Rich's American Com. pound" the most valuable of medicines. My 'rife Ten♦ been eared by it of a Derangement of her Stomach. which bee targeted her for years, and my daughter of en alarming Cantered Mouth and Threat My dough. ter did not use halt bottle, which cured her entindy. Any of the ahoy. persons named, will answer any questions as to oar istatementa TO IN VAYLIDS. Thi■ Compound enn•nins as a great healing element Compenmil Ftuid Jfisieraet 0t Beach Drop or Cancer Root, no long known to Me indian as a never MOOT core for Scrofula., Consumption, &tumors of the Blood. and for Chronic Ine.tinmation; and in now for the first time given to the public. It is no secret prep aration, as ionnulas are furnished to Physicians.— We only ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon n own merits atom. CACTIO:4I —Each bottle berealler will beer the foe simiCe of P. V. R. Coventry it Co.. an the large ►ale already reached renders it impossible to give a Writ ten signature to each bottle, was intended. Buy of reliable dealers. For ale by all dealers in medi cine, at per bottle, or tie bottle• for $3. Agent In Colombia. Pa., Dr. E. B. Hama. Mayer Biwa & Co, Readi u sole and general Agents for the State of Pa. February 14, l&i6.4dm arabILOV'ILXI. DOHS FELIX, has removed his Watch, Clock and Jewelry E.tablisbment to hit, nets stand on Front street. third door below the American House. He has au hand a large stock of WATCHES a i IIanSCLOC ES, AND JEWELRY, which he is prepared to sell cheaper than they can be bought at any other establishment. Its is pre pared to offer great bargains. ■nd hr respeetfully tn vttes he attention of purchasers to his mock, which embrace• GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, *revery kind; an kinds of CLOCKS, from $1.50 up wards; he invites the at tentiob of floattnen tohis large stock of LEVER BOAT CLOCKS; JEWELRY. con sisting of Ear Mora, Finger Rings Breast Pine. de ; all kinds of Silver Spoons; Plated Soap Ladles,Table and Tea Spoons. Ilrorks.lce... which are warranted to wear nearly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver Pen cils and Pena; Geld and Silver Spectacko; together with the greatest variety of FANCY WRTICLES ever before offered. CUTLERY...AIso, • superior serertmout of Re solvers mad miter Pisteloosed all ituide of Reiss., °idle best uteaurseture. Strict attatakon willbe ewes ea heratofore.to the repaari ll be warranted.ng of clocks, wardbee LAI jewelry ; all wink wi • tont...wine* of former patronage i• respect fully solicited. JOUN TELIY. Columbia, April 11, II:rf. FOR BAIZE. TAEDOUSE AND LOT OF ROUND 11 tereunto appurtenant. in Walnut, between Front and beer:old streets, between properties of 'llamas Lloyd, Esq., and Mr. George Wolf inquire of - June f, 1657-1 THOMAS E. COCHRAN, York, Pa. FOR SALE. 18BAUM of Prime Cider Vinegar, by the barrel org Anon. A 6ne lot o! Habana Se,zor= • of prime brands, such RP Esmoralda , Jonny Lind, Allsouri and AM brown LogannaAlCa. Juile 6, 1857. D. DERR. ATHOROUGHL I re-built cumb-decited Boat, of Pixt y• v e too• burlier, mtutuotetri to need no mote repair. than a newly Entalied boat for at least three year.. Terms will be made reasonable. Apply to. lIARFORD "Maga at hi. Boat Vard,Canalliturin, Co:ulnUia, April 18,1a.57-tf FOR RENT TllB two-story BRICK ROUSE, in Wal nut street, above Front, lately occupied by,,kla 'rhos Groom. Rent will be taken out in boned it desired Apply to THOS. onoom. Columbia, April 25, 1857-tf FOR RENT T ffE FULTON HOUSE, Front strut tame %Veinal, Columbia, P. Itue been needy refitted, will answer either for stores or a hotel.n Apply to JAS. S. MeIkIALION, Flora Temple Livery Stable Columbia, April 4,1;.;7•11 TO LET. 2.30 F a u g F p l r l o . p i .' rt pr o perty ° J r' Pri e u,L S •ri l :lr. i . ' ro7 n A m pp v". SAiIUEL %Ville HT. '''. lbia, March 14, 1857-tf IRE TO LET, THE RIVER I.OT. °erupted by James Patton. as a Lumber-yard. Enquire of J. G I Ilitt-S. Presstont of the Columbia Water Company. March 7, Z8.57-tf rort. nrarz, MOS. I and 6 Hamilton's Row, oppo- i t 4 FitC the Washington House, Front street...W=ls Columbia. Apply to IL ilAll.lluros. Columbia, February 21, 15.57-if ron B.ZIN'II, THE STORE ROOM and Dwelling now occupied by Mrs. Elisabeth Young, smutted on Locust street, near the Columbus Book. Vossesszon given on the first of April next. NIcTAGRE & BRO., Columbia, February 21, 1.867-ti PRE BLUE FRONT, en Front street, contain. nag IWO Wore tiourn.—two do Coro T ther, or other lake porpo.e.—ood la EEN —a P— ail filled un walla gag. SEVEIt HOUSES. for rent or sole. an dilfeaeot p art. of the rough. Enquire of 11 7 :1I. 11;1111'1'E R. Columb.. Velaru ary 14 1 4, 7 If FOR. SALE. MO.t. A RIVER LOT, fronting' on the Susquehanna .Rivrr and Front street tr,o , fee!. more or less, adjoining property of George Bogle and Joi,ii Cooper. No. 2. TWO ROUGH-c sT DWELLING HOUSES, adulated on Front street, between U 1/:011A and Perry streets. _ _ No. 3. T111414F. D \ VELLING HOUSES, stunned on Perry emer. between deco ud and third The above property is oil in good condition. For terms, arc., enquire of W3I. F. OWEN. Columbia, Octol‘cr 4, 1Q56-tf BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ONE TRIANGULAR PIECE, containing an acre and a quarter, at the corner of .3lunena tururike and the ore road, about onc-quarter of a ante fro:n the depot. Columba. And also, ONE TllOll- , AND FEET rnosT upon the ore-road, which will be divided Iwo lots to suit pur chosers--a benutial situatio» for ''calt - Itca GAD lo:Loss3ML43.22,o 4 ,opagmastir. tue roil being good condinon, would suit well for VEGETABLI: GARDENING. Or the whole tract of 15 ACItIIY will be sold together. Apply to Columbia, July 19,15564 f Bellevue House, NT E. CORER of Front and Walnut struts, IN . COLUMLIIA, PA. JOSHUA J. GAULT. PROPRIETOR. The lionise tr furnished with ail Modern Imortiv•.. mem*, and every attention will he given to secure the comfort of guema. Charges moderate. Columbia, Mug 23, 1657. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. THE undersigned would again call the attention of his fi tends and customers to his large and varied assortment of articles in his line of but, nests, comprising everything chat is manufactured of Tin, Sheet Iron. &c., (or Household purposes. His stork is of his own mnnufaciure, and be can vouch for its excellence and durability. lIIRAM WILSON. Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c. A I,Anc;E: nod complete n.. , ,irinient of elegant s LI. Fixtures of tasteful designs. eanisisting of six, four, three nod two burner Chandeliers, single burner Ilell Pendants, Side Lights pinto awl ornamental. Drop Burner!, he., always on hand. DAS FITTII(i in all no branches attended to with promptness. House Roofing, Spouting, er.c. Housg ROOFING and SPOUTING put up is the moat subetantiot minter; Plumbing, Belt Jiang tag and other branch.. of the Itu<vite.4. carried on al heretofore, on the moot rea , ottellle tenni. STOVES! STOVES!! Al A LARGE assortment of Stoves constantly on hand. Severe! !let , " and very excellent patterns of COOK' STOVES for 1E37. rereived. HIRAM WILSON, Corner of Second and Locust. streets. Columbia. April 1837. DicCORILLE & DELLETT, FAMILY annacxrem sTaRE, ODD FELLOWS' 11ALL, COLUMBIA, PA. DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oilw, Dye ti tuffs, Con.o. ff ify on hand u general nesortment of Perfumery, Fancy woods, &e. Columbia, May 30,1357. MUSIC. Z. 11. 611F:PARD, Teacher of 51 u.ic—Vocal and In.trarnental—wiD rename the duties of his prn. tension, 9101 DA Y. MAKCII 9. 1e57. Instrumental, toeludong Piano.ldelodeon and Violin. N. 11—Orders for tuntug and repairing Pianos, repairing Violins, bows, and mu.ical instruments loqieral, will receive prompt lineation. Rooms in Locust street, fun: door above the ban Colombia. March 7.1657. ILTIECOVAL Or - JOHN MIEN BERG REVS FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. THE undersigned having removed his Far a_ niture Ware Rooms and Alanalattory. to his new brick buildings, nn the south side of Locust tercel. be tureen Second and Third streets. reepectfu/ly invites his friends and the public to give him a cal:. A large and superinr stock of CABINET-WARE AND CHA IR- WORK,R i of all descriptions, will be kept constantly on hand, which will be sold on the moat rea sonable terms. As he manufactures his own work. he is enabled to warrant every arnele to be what It Is represented; and to be as goodas it is cheap. Ills stock is very large, and in part embraces Dres sing, Plate and Fancy Bureaus; Sideboards, hints.; Card. End, sofa, Centre, Dressing. Dieing a nd Break fast TABLES; Common. Trench and other BED STEADS; Common and Fancy CHAIRS. and SET TEES of every style. together with a genars: assort ment of all kinds of rIIIIINITURE. Funerals will be attended with u Splendid lit-arse. on short notire,nnd all necessary attention given to LINDERTARINti. He respeeifullyrol.cita a ai•are of public paironago as well es a eonianuance ofthe custom With which be bee beau liberally favored. Columbia, April sprJctra P.ASIZIONS. ga At the Fashionable 3111, HAT EITIPORIVNII. TAMP. GRIFFITH has just arrived from tho t i city. wills the moat faxhionable and durable lot at HATS, CAPS, AND SLOUCHES, for gentlemen and boys. lie will sell cheaper for rash, than any other establishment in the town or country. The aubscr.ber, thankful for (avowa received since he has been in buatusaa. ovould rcqueat ht. frtends and the public to call and examine for them selves. . D. *1 RIFFITII Al-o: new so) lea and a lion rate assortment OW. diens Fancy Caps and lints. Aprsl 1 , 1%7. Cocoanuts! Cocoanuts!! 1000 COCOANUTS jag received and for sale by JOHN F. SNIT I. Front street, below the Washington House. Columbia. Mey 16, 18.57. JAMES PARK. .1P 'Cr Ml , _Air 411.1 Er., ARIETTA. PA.. XL. HAS resumed the above balineu at the old nand. nearly opptoor (ll.erltee. Coat. h torn, whore hr will be plrethed le went the public end turn on: 631211 work a* cannot toil to Os emirs set utfortion. Drertatter 6,1@66. IooBARREL& of Ifit. 17qufzr, jr,. rr tveo. by II F. APPOLD .1 CO . N. , * 1,2, i wide Vanal.Baun, Columbia. Kay 23. PAL J. H. MIFFLIN.
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