"First amendment," "Second amendment."
"Third amendment," aad "fourth amendment,"
and those who are favorable to said amend
ments, or any of them, may express their desire
by voting each as many separate, NI ritten or
printed, or partly written or printed ballots of
tickets containing on the inside thereof the
words,'-For the Amendment," and those t% ho
are opposed to such amendments, or any of
them, may express their opposition by voting
each as many separate, written or printed bal
lots or tickets containing on the inside thereof
'the words, "Against the Amendments."
Sec. 2.—1 hat the election on the said pro
posed amendments, shall, in all respects, be
conducted as the General Elections of this
Commonwealth are now conducted; and it
shall be the duty of the return Judges of the
respective couunties and districts thereof, first
having ascertained the number of votes given
for or against each of said amendments in the
manner aforesaid, to make out duplicate re
turns thereof, expressed in words at length,
and not in figures only, one of which returns so
made shall be lodged in the Prothonotary's Of
fice of the Court of Common Pleas of the proper
County, and the other sealed and directed to
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and by
one of said Judges deposited forthwith in the
most convenient post office.
Sec. 3.—That it shall further be the
duty of the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
on receiving the said returns, for and
against the said amendments, to deliver the
same to the Speaker of the Senate on or be
fore the first Monday after the organization
of the next Legislature, after the said re
turns shall so be received, who shall open and
publish the same in the presence of the mem
hers of the Senate and House of Represents- '
1
tives on the next Tuesday thereafter; and 1
when the number of votes given for and the
number of votes given against the said amend
ment shall have been summed up and ascertain
ed, duplicate certificates thereof shall be signed
'by the Speaker of the Senate and the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, one of which
shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of
the Commonwealth, and the other delivered to
the Governor, whose duty it shall be to declare
by proclamation whether the amendments, or
any of them have or have not been approved
and ratified by the citizens of this Common
wealth.
SEC. 4.—That the Sheriff' and Commission
ers of the city and county of Philadelphia and
the several counties of this Commonwealth,
shall do and perform all the duties and acts ne
cessary by them to be done to give effect to
and carry out the provisions of this act.
J. LAWRENCE GETZ,
Speaker of the Haase of Representatives.
DAVID TAGGART,
Speaker of the Senate.
Aver:oven—The twelfth day of 14lay, Anno
Domini, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
seven.
J AAIES POLLOCK
Ist District—Composed of the four Wards
of Lancaster city. The qualified voters or the
North East Ward, will hold their election at
the public house of Anthony Lechler, in East
King street, those of the North-West Ward at
the public house occupied by King & Colvin;
those of the South West Ward at the public
house occupied by Joseph Brintnall, in East
King street; those r• 1 the South West Ward at
the public house ofJohn A. Urban.
2d Dist rict —Drumore township, at the house
now accupied by Mrs. Barbara Johnson.
3(.1 District—Composed of a part of the town
ship of Mount Joy and the whole of West Don
egal, including the borough of Elizabethtuwn,
at the public house now occupied by George
W. Boyer, in the Borough of Elizabethtown.
4th District—Earl township, at the house
lately occupied by in the village
of New Holland, in said township.
sth District—Elizabeth township, at the
public house now occupied by George Bentz,
.111 Brickerville, in said township.
6th District—Borough of Strasburg, at the
public house now occupied by Henry Bear, in
said Borough.
7th District—Rapho township, including the
Borough of Manheim, at the public house occu
pied by Michael White, in said borough.
Bth Dist rict—Sulisbury township, at the pub
lic house now occupied by John Ammon, White
Morse Tavern, in said township.
9th District—East Cocalwo township, at the
public house now occupied by Andrew Ream,
in the village of Reams town, in said township.
10th District—Being a part of the township
of East Donegal, at the public school house in
the village of Maytown, in said township.
11th Disti ict—Cainarvon township at the
public house now occupied by Mrs. Ann Al
bs iht. in the village of Churchtown, in said
township.
12th District—Mastic township, at the house
now occupied by Jesse Engles, in said town
ship.
13th District—Bart township, at the public
house now occupied by Adam .Rutter in said
township.
1401 District—Colerain township, at the
public house now occupied by Jeremiah Swish
er' in said township.
15th District—Fulton township, at the pub.
lie house now occnpied by Joseph Phillips, in
said township.
16th District—Warwick township, at the
public house now occupied by Samuel Lichten
thaler, in the village of Litiz, in said township.
17th District—Composed of the Borough of
Marietta, and part of East Donegal township,
at the public school house in the Borough of
Marietta, in said township.
18th District—Columbia Borough, at the
Town Hall, in said borough.
19th District—Sadsbury township, at the
public house now occupied by Miranda Row
in said township.
20th District—Leacock township, at the
public house now occupied by John Sheaffer,
in said township.
21st District—Brecknock township, at the
public house now occupied by John Frecht, in
said township.
22d District—Composed of parts of town
ships of Rapho, Alt. Joy and East Doneg al, at
the public school house in the village of Mt.
Joy.
23d District—Being part of East Hempfield
township, at the public house now occupied
by 11. G. Imhoff, in the village of Petersburg,
in said township.
24th District—West Lampeter township at
the public house now occupied by Henry Mil
ler, in the village of Lampeter Square, in said
township.
29th District—Conestoga township, at the
public house now occupied by John G. Preis,
in said township.
26th District—Being part of Manor town
ship, at the upper school house in the borough
of Washington, in said township.
27th District—Ephrata township, at the pub.
lie house now occupied by Jno. W. Gross, in
said township.
28th District—Conoy township, at the pub
lic school house itythe village of Bainbridge, in
said township.
29th District—Manheim township, at the
:public house now occupied by John Evans, jr.,
in the village of Neffsville in said township.
30th District—Being a part of Manor town
ship, at the public house now occupied by
c
,eorge Hornberger, 111 Millerstown, in said
'tossnship.
3lst District--%Vest Earl township, at the
public house now occupied by G. Roland, in
Earlville, in says township.
32d District—West liemplield township, at
the public house 'now occupied by John Ken
dig, in said township.
33d District—Strasburg township, at the pub
lic house now occupied by Martin Herrin the
borough of Strasburg.
3.ltti District—Borne part of Alanor town
ship, commonly called Indiantown district, a:
the school house in cold township, by the name
of Hurst Hill.
35th District—West Cocalico township, at
the public house now occupied by John W.
Mentzer, in the village of Schccneck, in said
township.
36th District—East Earl township, at the
public house now occupied by William Colman,
Blue Ball, in said township.
37th District—Paradise township, at the
public house now occupied by Jacob Keneagy,
an said township.
3dth District—Being a part of East Hemp.
field township. at the pulilic school house in
the village of Hempfield, in said township.
39th District—Lancaster township, at the
public house now occupied by Joseph
19 said township.
40th District-111=A Lampeter township, nt
the public bongo 11 0 occupied by Henry
lie
neagy, to said township.
41st District—Little 13ritnin township, at
tho house of Jonathan Hamilton, O.ik Hill.
43d District—Lipper Leacuck township, at
the public house of Michael Bender, in said
township.
43d District—Penn township, at the public
house of C. Hershey, in said township.
4lth District—Dorongh of Adamstown, at
the school house in said borough.
45th District—Clay township, at the house
of George W. Steinmetz, (formermy John
Eib's,) in said township.
4Gth District —Perinea township, at the pub
lic house of Benjamin Rowe, in said township.
47th District—Providence toss nship, at the
house occupied by Mary Miller, in said town
ship.
45th District—Eden township, at the public
house of James C. Ewing, in said township.
The General Elections, in all the Wards,
Townships, Districts and Boroughs of the
county, are to be opened between the hours of
eight and ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shall
continue without interruption or adjournment
until seven o'clock in the evening, when all
the polls shall be closed.
Every person except ingJostices of the Peace,
who shall hold any office or appointment of
profit or trust under the government of the
United States, or of this State, or of any other
city or incorporated district, whether a com
missioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officer or agent, who is or shall be employed
under the Legislative, Executive or Judiciary
department of the State or the United States,
or of any city or incorporated district, and also
that every Member of Congress, or of the
State Legislature, and of the Select and Com
mon Councils of any city, or Commissioner of
any incorporated District, is by law, incapable
of holding or exercising at the same time the
office or appointment of Judge, inspector or
clerk of any, election of this Commonwealth,
and no inspector, Judge or other officer of any
such election shall be eligible there to he voted
for.
The Inspectors and Judges of the elections
shall meet at the respective places appointed
for holding the election in the district to which
they respectively belong, betore nine o'clock
to the morning, und each of said inspectors
shall appoint one Clerk, who shall be a quaili
tied voter of such district.
In case the person who shall have received
the second highest number of votes for inspec
tor, shall not attend on the day of any election,
then the person who shall have received the
second highest number of votes for Judge at
the next pi eceding election shall act as inspec
tor in his place. And in case the person who
shall have received the highest number ol
votes for inspector shall not attend, the person
elected Judge shall appoint an inspector in his
place—and in case the person elected a judge
shall not attend, then the inspector who re
ceived the highest number of votes shall ap
point a Judge in his place—or if any vacancy
shall continue in the board for the space of one
hour after the time fixed by law for the open
ing ol the election, the qualified voters of the
township, ward, or district for which such of
ficers shall have been elected, present at such
election, shall elect one ol their number to fill
such vacancy.
The Judges are to make their returns for the
county of Lancaster, at the Court House, in
the city of Lancaster, on Friday, the 16th day
of October, 1857, at 30 o'clock A. M.
GEORGE MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lancaster.
Sept. ]O, 18,57.3 t
ron RENT,
SHOP, nu the alley running troina
Third to Fourth streets.letween Cherry and
1 . 10011. It Uutlid lie stdinble for ulino.t any kind of
ineehantent Ineques , , and till be rented on reasonable
tel Apply to
ROSANNA. S 111DE.:KER,
Columl.ht, Sept 19. 11,57. Cherry street
Columbia Manufacturing Company.
ri'llE Stockholders of the Colombia Nonn
i_ titeintitig I otnonny. sire hereby notified 16.11 a
.0,201111 1 1,101111,11 of nee Dollar.- on each t.lhare of
..luck o 1 ./1 111 COlll 11 11 Ily. 111,1 Levu declared doe Ity .
the Itourd ofSt.tnaget-. and they tire tequetitetl to pity
in the •lIIIIC 10 1110 Tred-urer. 1111 or hetors the 40th
day of September, ily Order of the Boort%
GEORGH 11(11: I.E, Treut•urer.
C7rlumhin. Qt.ptemlirr It!, I-57.2,
FOIL It ENT.
COMMODIOUS Three•Sterylirtek DWELL
-11111;s1:. ui I.oeu,t .treet Apply ut
the Spy (Mee
Colueolun September 12 1,57 11
Shawls! Shawls!!
pm - Imm. Stella and Cheadle north, Shawl 4. nll
IP new aty lc II ERR'S STORE.
September It!, 157.
Scarfs! Scarfs!!
niIENII.I.E. Knoche, and Stella Sent fs, n full as
.ortment, at HERR S,
?...ept Id, , 57. N 0.5 bast King at Imana-ter.
ELECTION.
N ELI:C.IION. for a Pre•ident and Six ManaETer.
`.ll of the Columbia and Vl'ipthing ion Turnpike Road
Cotapany.'will Zr.i held at the Franklin lieu., lit the
borough of Colunild.i, ON THUI{SDAY. SEll'll
- 17, 1a37, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock
I' 11. GEORGE: HOULE,
Columbia. A 0711.1:29. 1 1 37-31 Seereidiry.
COLT:TIVXI3XII. rLourc. MILLS.
THE undersigned having commenced the
lIUSINESS. I. prepared to tlellver
FLOUR AND FEED OF ALL BINDS,
At the shortest notice, free of charge,
on the lnn.t rea , otoilile hernia. The PLUG It being
prepared from the Ile-I Wlll.lll. %mil by an experienced
miller, lie reek confident ilia! hr can give vulalaction
to Ilio-c who favor hint with their tintron!lge.
Clll J PUSEY"
Columina, A tlgu.t 19:7-tf
School Directors, Teachers and
Merchants.
SCHOOL BOOKS Sc SCHOOL APPARATUS.
At Teachers , Illeadquaricni,
URRAY, YOUNG & CO., having given mach
uneitimc to the school book department. ul
order to he enabled folly tied sithisfitetorily to tiled
the Willa. of the school, /11 every possible manner,
and at th. most fllll.lllClnry 1111 C, now roll Nile mean
to their large supply of School Book.. Ilnp4, Charts.
tiii* apparatus of every variety needed in our
public sehools. The following Book•. Apparatus.
&c , we have special and the not FilllPhirnory
ratigements to supply in large or email quantities, at
the lowest wholesale ratei.
Sanders" Series of Readers, the nic4 extensively
used of any in llie country, Darken. & ‘Vation's
Headers, un entirely new. mai without dealt u good,
and finely gotten up series; they have Just been
adopted in the public schools of Lancaster city.
Tower's Series of Readers, rated In this county next
in extent to Sunder.' In addition. vie have Town',
Webb's. Siorgent's, Lovell's. tileGulley &c. Among
the popular Alain:nein, are Stoddard's Series, Davies'
Serie., and Greenleaf'', Series.
The incest approved t;raninmr• nre Green's Gram
tear., Bullion's Serieie, ClarlitCs Grinntnori,
dze put oddment we have many oilier. much awd.
Nionteiilo, Series of Geographic+ are very poyulnr
and extentively Used; aka, Alitehelßs Smith's, and
oilier. Tile Common School Geography. and War.
reli Ph)eicol Geography. both new work., are in use.
I'EUBON'S OUTLINE AIABS..--The•e neap=
should be iii every school room; they are trill,' saving
Ilollirook*• Selma' A pparaime. adapted to the use
our Common Schools and Academies. Our cc hoot,
wool:: he much ltearfitted by their ore. Frlillkl:11
Globe,. the moat perfectly gotten up. and chrope•t.
SllltliCt. Eltieutionary Choi!.
The Peinn.ylcatint School Register..by A. Bow.
The Golden Wreath. a mu•ie hook for -choral 'I i•
m.21'1111 the Normal School at Millersville, and to the
L.:incliner I ligh School.
Iteinetither Teachers llendquortem Evelything in
the 'nook line can he bud on the shortest no
tice, ut the lowed price's. Give u• a call
MURItAV, YOUNG & CO..
Aug 'Z.9, 7.17. lot th Queen at.. Lancaster. Pd
In the Matter of Peter Haldeman's
Assigned Estate!
rrHE undersigned, appointed Auditor to
dearibute the balance remaining in the blinds of
"John I'. Slirotter, teitlenee of Peter lin!denten, under u
deed of n,neninent:" to and mooing thet.o legally entitled
thereto; %sail sit for the purpose above mentioned on
TUI:SDAY. TI DAY OP SEPTI:MWER NEXT.
AT :2 O'CLOCK P. M.. la the library room of the court
house. I.rit.c.tster. t•LAYMAKER.
agnat V. 1557-Zit Auditor
To Lumbermen Sc Manufacturers:
"fltruYls
PATENT SHINGLE DIACIUNE.
soLietiLer having perfected the
"hove rtinchnie,offers to Susie,
Shots Rights reasonable, terms. Gounty and
Th e mneltine saws and planes Shingles in nny
width or *insane., and produces a very ithiforin ant!
clean ;muds. uldeh has gtven perfect satisfaction
wherei.or trwd.
One of the machine. and speetingna 0(110 work ran
be seen iti ihr SUI•gilt1111111131 Planing Altii, Columbia.
Pa. For further information, addre.s.
W. .
Columbia, LancasMter eolllitY , Pa.
'The eorintimetion of the saw and frame. admits
of use, separate from the platter, in sawing all kinds
of straight and bevelled work, such as Flooring.
Cispt.n"rdmg. Ac_
Columbia. y
TOWN PROPERTY
A.T PI7I3LIC SALE.
TILE undersigned will offer at public sale
at line Wsii.tioigion Hotel. is the 1/010UZII of Co.
1011110 U, ON I , IIIIJA V EV ENIN(:.OOTOIrEIi 2. 1 , .57
Inc 15 mono., alter ti o'clock precise!), that eligibly
situated :11111 0101,110 i three—tory
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and two—zory Frame linels-Llu JJing, wuh the lot
or Piece of riroucd on which she same iire erecie.l.
Ualtql 00 the eoui lierly side or %Vahan •1 reie 1. between
Mont nod SOOOlOl mrcels. adjoining properties or
Thomas Lloyd, E-q., on the wr.l. and Mr. Cileorce
Wolf, on the eti,t. and extending back to a public
alley The timinit 111111 . 0 , 0111 100-0,•1011. will prub.,
bly permit periion, proposoig lo parch:A.:, to view the
proper I)
Ai:endow, i.vill be given, and lean, of cult made
known at sale, by
THOMAS 11 COCHRAN
SeTtc•nber It' 1557 tc
'Z'UBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY OF 0GT08ER,1557,
w II Lr •ohl ut otilito: nt the public sow, 01
John I:rntly.ir, , m ihe ,ilinge of Alilltneiville. lie
Vahliddrii.ropetiy to wit:
A Lot of Ground, cont.:it:tog ONE ACRE,
situated iii said village. on the Inc opt ke Ir.ding trout
Lancaster to Safe Hada,. adjoining land- of John
Brady. yr ,and Its iffy laurel l'he improvements etin
slot in a new two and .1 half -tor)
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, 111
2:1 by Yo feet, with u three-iitory Back Building 16 by
In feet. Also. a BRICK NI atiached,l4 by 16
fret. and Bake Oven, all co , vied with the beet of
-let-. There ril-o it r•ule Other, for a doc
tor, 14 by lid feet, built of brick nod covered with
...lute; A FRANI E with Titre-long Floor,
Vi'ood Strad. flog Pen, and all other nece•uary out
buildings, ned it never.failmg well of good water,
with pump therein,
not more than 6 fret from the
door. There are alco a number of A I'PLE TREES.
Abu, choice Teacher and Cherries were planted it
tew years ago.
This property is berniitMllv located in a rapidly
improving village, and highly cultivated neighbor
hood. only a few t nun red 'ord.; from the lailica-ter
County Normal School; COaVenical to
Selioo . ll, Mills and Stores. A- n private residence to
not curpui, , vtl by any in said village or neighborhood.
A large FRON'c VAR Did:anted with Evergreen and
Shade Trees. Whim laid out ni walk 4 paved with brick.
The house to will limn, having built it for ruyiell,
therefore -pared no expen-e lu snaking it durable
'rho loot, story to papered will. the hen; gill paper
and in latest sty he, with panel ceiling, u Pia-ter of
Part , . Cornice
Per , on% wt-liing to view the pietni.e. previous :0
the day of •ate. will please call upon Nr4. Nuuue
wrLer near the ...nine.
given iainiedintely. Sale will begin ,
at 2 o'clock I'. M. of .ant d I), when atiendonce will
be given and term, mode it !WWII hy.
1t57 1)r. E 13. lIERR.
1857.1857.
\\* NEW st o
cc* CT MI 43r
Just Received at
HALDEMAN'S
CHEAP CASH STORE.
To winch see invite the •
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
Of our eu-tunic Ilse hest eleeled -lock see have
ever °tiered. and at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
Columbia, September 18, 1v37.
Pennsylvania Wire Works,
N O.
226 Arch Anti, between Second and
'Phu J, (Oppn-rte Bread Sneei,) Philadelphia.
Siere.s, laciales, Screens, Irbren Wire
of nll Me.her. ruin a;ll:ind.s of pinin and
Crory V) Work:. Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark
Catchere; ("nal, Stint! and Gras, l Sereen.; Paper
MakeCs Wire; Cylinder turd Dandy Dolls. covered
in the he't 1111111,1,11 Writ uuJ Wil I' Pelle
A very superior nrllele of Heavy Pounders' Sieve , '.
All kindt. of Iron Ore Wire and
BAYLI2.S, DARBY & LYNN
September 12, 1E57-13in
2138.. 11. ZANIES ,
XTRACT of Cannabis Indica for the cure
of U 011.111111,11011. Liver OWOIIIIII, 131'01101MS,
A. 11611111, Cough•, Cold.. and Nervous Debility.
Au Err.t Indi a Paparatimi, and the only yore ever
ilkeovered for (.11-en.e. of the Lunge. Stomach and
Nerves It is n Healing 13x1-urn for till internal
:".ure., Ulcer-. Tubercle-, and 111111 urination; an 1111-
..91:1“11b11.. Tmuc, all...N1.1111101:11We Ner%llle.
Purifier or the Fluid.. an Exhilerant, n Stintullint
whiett prod nee. no renelion. and It Ladder lip of
wa•ied fibre and it t. Met, It sub.rititie for
Oldnitury eiek•rooui llouli•hinent. Price, 1,3,2 00 per
bottle. . _
=
All 1111 e 11.1. e0111:1,11 , 1401011 N 1.11 1 ,11 C11 . 1111.i, the sy.-
tem. keep. , the bowel , io nottiral 11101..1. waihoul
t•oliring mid wallow drat nu n the Sollrels of Life ll+
Our- oldulor) pli)•.:,:111li Ihrieby plr enn. and 1,11...
thou-nuf- of Zile 11110 6 1 lint gran , .
Dr II EXCEI.:,IOR ()IN'IfIIEN'r of India
awl P.A. Killer. for the 4uppre , siouorpani., ilie boo-
Isl.nent of :all inliounnation... and tile coned und
•peed} erne of nil •ore-.eruption•onurcular
ulcers, runtore, %round+, I,ru,,es, Zee.
DR. 11. JANIES,
=
rrndrlnck & Co .•225 N. Second girect. Philadelphia.
exclu , ive whole.ale Agent- for the United beau. nud
Pro,inces. Dr. 1 15. 111 Gulden Ilorlar
Drug stoic. Sole Amen for Columbia.
t•ci.teinher 12. D,57 Ito
ALL IJEAIL!!
Something for the Million.
Prof. WOOD'S HAIRRESTORATIVE.
WE call the attention of all, old and
young, to tin+ wonderful prep:if:111011, avhn•ll
turng back to it. original color. gray hair—cover•
the head of the bald with tt luxuriliat growilt—re
wove, the dandruff: Itching. and all cutaileou+ emu
tion.—cau-e. a enitintlial tlnw• of the natural Hunk;
and hence. ii u..crl a. a regular dre.•ing for the hair,
III . C•el" Ire It+ color, and k••rp it 1(1/111 I:111111g, to
extreme old age. 111 till ll*, natural Lennie We call.
them, upon the bit!ii, the gray. or to scalp.
to in-c it; find curtly. i hey nine w•dl not. Ivry Online
the tlowing lock., or lire wnchutg vorl. ever he w•tth
out it. It• peal,e le upon the tongue of thousuulr.
Watertown, Vase . May 1. 1655.
- - - - -
PROF. 0..1 WOoD:—Allow etc in ntle.t the vir
tu, mid rringic powers of your lit.ir Hemornitve.—
Three Ino;.th, since. being exceedingly gray. I pur
elni,ed and soon commenced to ore iwn Inriller6; mid
it 'non began ;n tell. in restoring the silver lock, to
their native color, mid the hair winch V , ll before dry
and Inir.M, nrid f llnng MT, now became soil and
glo4•y, and it ceased fu thug, the dandrufrdiclippeured.
and the eerily lost all the domgrecable Itching. so on
noying before, nod now, I not only look but feel
young ovum Respectfully, yam.. etc.
CHM?. WHITNEY.
New York, Oct 2.1835.
- - -
PROF O. J. WOOD—Dear Sir:—After rending the
advertisement in one of the New York Journals. of
)our celebrated (lair Restorative, I procured a half
plot lintt:e, nod was so much pleased with it that I
continued its use for two months. und sin satisfied it
is decidedly the bent preparation before the politic.
It :it once removed all the dandruff and unplra•nut
itching from the scalp. and bas restored my hair nut
brolly, and. I have no doubt. permanetly no.
Ynit have permission to refer to me. nll who enter.
nun any doubt of in perfotmilig nll that is claimed
(or it. MISS PEEKS, tiGi Greenwich Av.
I have used Professor O.J. Wood's Hair rtestora•
live. and have usintircd it• wonderful effects It fe
ttered my hair where it had fallen of, it cleans :hr
head, and rattler; the hair softand sinoitili—nowli
mare no than oil. CIA 11 T A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, N0v.1.1953.
State of Illinois. Carlisle. June ..27. 1955.
I hove used l'rofesaor 0. J. %Wood'', Ilnir Reatora
live, and have admires' its wonderful effect. Aly ham
woo Imeommg, at I thought pretnnturely gray. Out try
the use of the "Ite.ifirrtlVP,” It hae re•taril its ori
ginal color. and. I have !In doubt, permanently an.
• SIDNEY BREESE. Ex-Senator United State,
From the Wallington Star.
Among the many preparialolia now in UM` for the
re-,ring. preNerviog and beautifying the lautr, there
are Inoue that we ran recommend with more confi
dence than Prot. AVontr , flair Irettorittive, now it,
general u.c throughout the Stale•. This preparation
po..er•er the inn-t invigorating qualities, Iliad never
talk in producing the moat happy reftult when dp
plied according no direction.. We refer our reader.
to the edverh•eleent tar a few of the innumerable
• ertiticatea which have been gent by porue•, who
have been benefitied by it, and mho feel IlertM in
giving M1411110113' to It! ,Volltleetilietreitt 4 produced on
theirs
O .1. 'WOOD & CO , Propfletorx.
312 Broadway N. V., 1411 , 1 114 Market utreet,t3t. Lou i•,
Mo.
For sale in Colurnbta., Pa . by Dr. C. R. II EDII,
Marietta, by J. J. MLitt A RT, arid by all re•ponstble
Drurgt.t..
September 19. 1.=57-0m
NOTICE'
T F.TTERS Testamentary on the esmte of Nelson
IA Suomi. deceased. having been grarited the under
signed. all persons knowing themselves indebted in
said estate are requested to make immediate pay meat.
and t b o•r loavtag chums will present them, duly au
thenticated, fur settlement. to
unoßan BOGLE, Executor.
Columbia, September .5. InG7•Gt
School Boehm: School Books!
PARENTS and Guardians will find it to their ad
vantage In buy their School Bunko :from the no
dereigned. Parker,' New Series, 2d and 3d Render•
ntls and 20 MO.
SPRENGER & WE3THE4PFER,
Sept. 5,1837. 31 North Queen atreet.:Liancamter.
Just B.eceived,
A LOT of Bsp E..e.go Cheese,
Pine Apple
Sseiu.sc
M D. IIF.RR'S
Grocery, Ermninon WlKllingtOr. Haase, IVelnat et
Columb/a, A UgUel /, M 57,
Every Day Brings Something New.
rpm: sultscrtber has invented a new process for Inking
portrait+ 011 paper, uliteh pose-s all the necuracy
and beauty of the most finished daguerreotype, with tills
vantage, tto.r :my other style of picture taken.
They can be placed 111 scrap hooks. port folios, family
bibles. &c.; they will not soil by handling, and can be
sent 6y nmil without extra postage. They are suscepti
ble of the lugh, ot polish and most beantind coloring,
Litter. phtein Itave Item secitrsal fur this invention.
nud he 110,' oT rs. at T. L. :moment's Photograph
Rooms. corner of Front and Locust streets, to the cm-
Lnll9 of Colutulna..llll-01/pOrallilly of securing one of his
heatintul pictures. Lot.m... of thin Ileaaliali are invited
to van soul. and secure one of these geun of art, ns he
t,s /II rellaall but a shun lar.s la /ilia place. Portraits
taken ut From flit eta to $3.
Remember that the on'y place ill the United Steles
1a,L111, , uiu laktal is 11l SlllllllleriN Photo
graph and linTuerrt an rooms, corner ut Front and Lu
nen street+• JUSCP II COILN: 4 .
September G. ISS:af
FOR RENT
•
:1 S j j a r lu s t ' s 'i t . r l v b e i t ' f
t7c r i, ": Zo k ec l o o i r ld bu n s qhi ‘ n i l t . unt A e p a p i l;
0 13. F. APFOI.I).
0 - 11,1mLin Srret - Le- 1-5"-If
sTovr.s! STOVES!!
subscriber &Aires io call the attention
f 10 f lull complete assoronen
of STOVES now remly tor the (all trade, eon
ni Cook siov...•
Ito) al Cool:. Wilham r 2,111. Noble. National.
VOollut Alfletll . ll,Molllllll{ Star. Complete Coo::,
Cooking Hamm.. Pat for Couk, four pattern , Parlor
:LIOVe.I of vOril 111:11,, ear. style and variety, Bar
Roues and (nliet, Stove..
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Ci!urge ~ t oel: of swirl.. 1 11 the nhowe how of Luci
ne.s.,enuipli-olg ever) iliingihal i. mannfactu:ed of
Tin. Sheet Isn Ic. for lion.e hold purpoa.c.s I los
stock 1.4 of lug own 111.1111111Clure, and he eau vouch
iur tt• excellence and ducalaloy.
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c.
It(. E Hint contolele :I....motion' of slegnot Coo
Fixtur, of tasteful deign... C0119.1.1111g of six.
four, three owl two burner Chandeliers. single bururr
list: Pendant, Lights plain Pod ornnmental.
Drop Din ulway: on hand. GAS FITTING
in nil its brunches attended to with promptness.
House Roofing, Spouting, &c.
nous!: BOON 111td SPOUTING put up itt the
1110.1%0 L,1111,1131 Ina llller. Hell Hung
log 21111101 h, of die bu-ine•-, carried OIL it
heictofuro, oil tile 1110 - 4 Iva...wade terlll,
Cooper's Gas Regulators
ngrut for Cooper';(;114 Regulators 3 and
11 prepared to attach Ihcm to Meter,
WILSON.
Corner of Seennd and Loca-1 -leech.
Columbia. s:einem!ler:s,l . 's7.
NCYZIONS.
.. k zu u t ik at e l l t i, v n t:22 ,. .
Powder• for pre-ervsnizthe lord beautify tut the
eomplt•xfon. by (ler ton-t grecrou. Alaje-t. , the
Q:14 , 11. s lit M.P. Balm of it Tlirm•
'and Flowers, flair 011 of sill kind-, Ayet'. Cherry
Peeimill, !luau's Polo - nue IVafer , , the la•=t two
trained ore the he-t ever u•ed for the cure
of COtlall, ettliirt. C011,11,11g1011 ke, TcttremS()lStillell
Alixtrire. Tooth V% 7111111.i•y Soup.
Taylor'-shoving Cream. Al-o. ail knurl, IA 'Toilet
Soups. Perfumery F.frie Conn, Pocket and other
Comb., pocket Ink Stand, N'aMir anti Guitar zitrtrig-.
Gum fling. and Balls A -elect it- ,, ortinent of Fine
Cutlery, pocket arid pen Venue-. fine liaina-co. Stet.:
Razor., for only 50 rt., Cro-hap lVeetile... Pocket
Po r,,,, Sega r Ca.c.t Gotta litre bur ('ens. fore
-reel commercial Pero, Stationery of all kind.. Pen
cil., Gun and Pr.aol Tient, Pe t1•11-.1011 Cap, Clothe=,
Tooth, (lair and flat 111.u.1ic., Ladies' Shoulder
Brace, due A. AI. IZA
Sept. 5. ('ll7 61 0,1,1 l'ellnw-•
1857. LANCASTER COUNTY 1857.
AGRICULTURAL MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
-1 1RST Annual Exhibition at Loncastcr,
1 ON WED:\ E , 11.A17,1111:11. , 1)AN, U IUAYY
• --
V tit' MBE.: 11. 13 17, It-137.
CERTIFICATE OF 3IENILIE.II . SHIP, $l. 110
SINCII.F, A 1)NIIS , I , IN.
AIIPLE GROUNDS ARE PROVIDED,
aril suriowd with wm,:ou till necet—tary conveni
roc, for tin Exhibition, in the I:mutilate vicinity of
the city.
COMMODIOUS BUILDINGS
will be erected till the wound:. for the sli•plity or the
Meehisiiin All-, Dome:lie :tint llo,seliolsl fond•.
Fainting arid Garden Impieua•vn+ I' sm.,
mud Yluwer•. Ako. Covered mail Sheds. fur
llar-e=. Sheep naiad Swine. and Tables for Coops of
311:xli thitors most beenme members of the So
ciety. and have their article- nod stock entered no
the r.cerelury • 3 books. on or before Tuesday noon,
Oetnte!r 1:011.
11011SES will he received on the morning of the
Exhibition. but mu-t be, entered previoli.dy.
HAY . AND sTltx W will lie form.lied grotto' for al:
animal. entered for Prerniiiiii‘, and grain will tie pro
ruled 111 coat price, to thole wishing to purehn.e.
A .C:plouliki Ralf Course is Provided far
the !Vela? and Speed of Horses.
.; STEAM POWER
will he furiii.heil on the giounil for the trial of Ma
ehateo. Aleelinairs h.rrwC machinery' to exliihit ore
particularly my led to uvail themselves of tit is oppor
tunity.
hr 1 . ..X11111111 , 111 will be open io the Pahlicoa WED
NE.sl)AV.'riwnsrmv, nuDA A. .....4.ITUR DAP.
All Article: of NiWk for 1:X11111111011 Trllll4lollCd
over Hie of Cll.l.ge•
=iIIMMZIIM=Q
LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFERED TO EX
1111311'01:S.
The Judge , nre crone-wit rn inert the Officer, of the
So, ievi. at the Olrire.. 011 the Show GrOUlllla,
1111 IN'l :11N NIORNING at 11 o'clock, to mukc
arrangement: for the eXAM111:1110:s.
The J will co:nine:ter Ikea examinations at 1
o'elnet mute ,11111 e day.
'rite Spred of Hor.r. jrlll hr tret.tion THIJIISDAY.
when tail mill-nal Gnr di-pl Q. of Auotrd+lt L'lpcehta
PI.OVING MATCH ON FRIDAY,
After ?chide we address will be delivered by
GOV. JAMES POLLOCK.
Alter the Athlre , ., the Report.: of the Judger. will
be 1 01110111114111.111111 011 S.uard:ra•. nt 12 o•elock M.. the
EXIIIIIIIIOII Wlll elo , e, %viten per.on= havtor, articles
Ott exhilwitoi tot,t tithe charge of them. a; the Sor t .
etv CllllllOl give IlItCllllOll 10 111•ttt further than to de
liver :hem niter to Itle exlubnnr•.
r:YA.11111.1'•011A :1111,110111g 10 exhibit block or tiny
rutothrt lle le, toll-t •tgn,fl their tutmtuon • on or befo le
the It:th day of October, to
A. R SPANGIXR,
(1.,..•r•0 I Suptnu lelld.ll.
MANAGERS.
Snmirel Ileculacr, M-ir,
S. I'. Spenc,. NI it k (7".11:1•1!..jr,
A. K. Ifowri... Jaeol)
JOS KONIGNIACHER, President.
DAVID G. E.TILEM ,rey•
:.t.pirmhrr 5. 1,,57.1r
Hover's Liquid Hair Dye.
THE following, from that eminent Physi
,•..l of Plolnilolploa Or Braelde. ridded to die,
lealllnollY of l'iofe•sor Bondi olds confirms whin; is
evidenced by ihou•anits who hose used Dover's lly e.
••toss au dos'. Cllr.-T•UT STUMM . . /
Plolallelphol.Proriliber 22, 12:33. S
'ln regard to !levers flair Dye. I call flute unhes
itatingly, that It Contain, no Orlrlell ol . l4 ingredients.
and may lie will' entire safety. and with the ut
most confidence and succese.'
W. II ItIONCICi.F. M. D."
Ilover's Writing and Indellible Inks,
Arc co well and wnloly known, as to require no
eulogy of their merit , , tt I. only nceessissy l u)
that the steady and hie rcn.ing demand, giver the Lest
evidence that they maintain their character for supe
r:only, which distingui-lied them when first intro
duced, years afro.
Orders addressed to the Monu(aciory. No. 416 Mace
street. above Fourth, (old No. 144) Plitladelphm, will
receive prompt nilenlieni, by
!loyal, Manufacturer.
September 5, 1637, to April
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
Sr/cm OF Nl,w4 - 0111C, Cuyuga County, ss.
Know all men that Peter V. R. Coventry, or the
firm of P V. R. Coventry Ar. Co.. of Auburn. Coy Olgot
co„ tiring duly .worn. -ay that the ittllovving IC-11.
tricolor I. true in every re.peel , obd v " , ` given by the
person; who,e lumen ore anorX , . l .
HORACE T COOK
Joi-loCe of the react . , C.ojtigot co., N. V.
CURE Or A :%1A LIGNAAT LI - MBAR Anller,ss
Auburn. pI y 2(1.1555
No man knows the amount of s uirering I have en
dured for several yr.!, past tip complaint w•a• first
a bad condition of the •tottiaeli. which giuc Me the
Piles. At the end of n }ear I had two large gather
ingsor sorer come Out near tar groin.rov.. ring n space
a• large a• my hand The, di,:narged .omeloTleP
pint or mutter a day. no one iimucht I could live,'
11,." donors tit 'hia ,•inning kin,. my ease and have
riven me medicine Inn none of hero cured me. I
Men commeneed wane. foOeril Medicine, bin. WWI to
good eflem. In in ou.i ry . 1 55 I tried Bach 's Amen
enn and two hordes cured me. I am
ready io show my senrc—and prove to tiny situated
a• I was. that their I,llVati fat reale with top Com
pound Signed. PATRICK II EEN EY.
Officer of the Auburn Penitential , : well known to
Col. 1.. Lewis. Dr. L. J M. Morns, and
others of Auburn.
TO IN VAV LIDS.
Thin Compound immitin• n• • great heolirt7 element
n Conrinnend Find Er•ran of Beach Drop or Cancer
Root. t , O long known to the I iiit.iin ao a never ftillitig
cure for i•crofut.t-, Con-umption, Ilmnor• of the
Blond. and for Chronic Fill onion:tom and t• now for
the firct.brne given to the plii.llo It 1. 110 •00001 prep
'unbolt. n• formula• nre furor-hod to Ph) neinnit.—
W e only a•k one tridl Our medicine stands upon its
own *write alone.
Canton—Cinch bottle hereafter wilt bear the fire
simile of P V. ft Coventry & CO.. no the large note
already reached render.. it Impel-.able to give a writ•
ten •anature to each bottle. NC war intended. Buy
of relm hie dealer. For -tie by all dealer. in tnedc•
01111., al SI per l.nnle, ur sex brolle. for 1..5.
Agent in Column.. Dr. E. B. Ilhaa HARVEY
Riaeu & Co . Reading, tole sod general Agents
for the state of Pa.
September 12. 1957
FOR THE BEST GOODS,
AT the Lowest Prices, go to HERR'S
CHEAP STORE, No. 5 East Xing at.. Laneaste r.
A”:r.:rt 15 IP:7.
TrsT received, three dozen Dr. Brnnon'o
le Vegetable 131 , ters, a certain cure for Dyspep-iu;
al-u a tre4ll lot at •-op Sago nod Pine Apple Cln.rse.
Parana and Corn Starch, ox D DERR
5,1457. Grocery and Liquor Store.
Au Apprentice Wanted.
7 1 0 LEARN LADIES' SHOEMAKING BUSINESS.
App; , . to Loins ~.C1 I It.CLUER.
No 1 Mechanics' Itow, Locust street.
Columbia. Au:0.1.29,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
THE Apple Harvest of 1857 has arrived, and
if you wish to 'sake money. please your CUsnotnrri
and save con, a...mg utrnnlr. (who can make one. two,
and even three Inuqdr, d dollars per month) from supply.
Inv, the iSnali. m your lowa and County which you
onneht to sell, you sail do it by vending tell dolturs for
...male box vontun ' .r.
anw• .a of Pratt's Apple Parer& ( . ..1%().•
Onn already cold) ondPratt's Apple Slicer. (u lie.v ar
ticle.) anal out., thousand panted enreulars to distribute
in your town or county. Hy so doing you at ill find no
trouble in ordening and selling at u very large profit ten.
twenty or even a hundred dozen urachitms dorm; the
&C.Oll.
, .
PRATT'S APPLE PARER was patented in IS53—
flavmg a loose bead or knife carrier so arranged us to
r mule atplm it-nit to the tie of the 9urniCr of
ur other ft ail, tile w,rlani, qualities of which
Lain proved so excellent unit advantageous to the com
munity, that the inionitacturers. Aleasrs. Sargent & Fos
ter. have already been Called on to supply more than
nmehines
PRATT'S A Prix. SLICER. made to acdOmptily
Parer, was patented in 1856. It is u small, neatly ton.
structed machine. mid like its companion. the rarer.
does most excellent work. cutting. in about five -reoi.ds,
each apple lino twenty-rot °equal pons.leaving. without
waste, only a small cure to be remove . A Chi d can
readily work tidy r Purer or miter at a speed of about
three bushels per hour.
Retail Price of Each SI.Ctl. All orders 11) mail or
othertviie should, to meet prompt uttentioti. he addressed
to E L PR-\'l'P,
617 Saticom at., Philadelphia, Pa.
September 5, 1F.5741t.
TAKE NOTICE:
The Cheailest, Fur Store in Fhilad'a.,
TILE undersigned begs leave to 111111011 BU
A that he has opem•d Ilitu season reuh a neve nut]
well matte up i.upply or I.tlics'Faucy Furs. C,cntleinca's
Fur Coats. Butrulo mud : 4 1e4th Robes. Fur
Gloves, Cops, he. &c who II he %%111 at prices to
defy all omPettuont iherctore.call and exultant Ill}
stock before purcha , tntr elsewhere
ALEXANDER °ELSNER.
No. 215 (OM No. 65) Arch et., between Sod and 3d stn
North mde, Pinhlcipb.a.
N. IL—There ore nil convenience- combined with
this e , tablishinent for repturing(ient. o and Furs.
and will be done at the lowest price.. bblppme. Furs
bought. the highest price paid by A. O.
Scpierubct 5.1t,57-im
GUN NOTICE!
A NDREIV AvuIiFFLEIN, Importer and Mann'
114CIlller of UUN,. I:11 LI: , ,\
senond Elcel. (nitove Rave ) Idelphi I
Where lie keeps unn,i.nlll . Oil 10 , 1111 a gellend u‘nn.•
men) of fine thlullle , 11, 1, 1 , ... , ‘ • I .r..
Chink Cu°, 1ta1.,. IA ilk t is l.ls In Nonni
Ike pointed LAU °I 111, o° litEk l•I.
Ii ig.. Pouchr, /le w lilt, e• p vv, , lit..; io
pUivit,t-e :;000. Li his Inn, lu c. 1,1 1/11.1 x lan°, inr
stock bet). e !lurch:n.lll;4 ekewhein. us he I, ‘1 , 11•1 •
mend In •e:1 ren-on.1131.• I 7 ens
11.7) - "I'arituular att.:lllton paid to Rep:l. - tog in all it
MEllll=l
PLATFORM SCALES,
CIF every description, suitable for railroads,
&t• ior wt,21.11,:t hay. lint] !IMO:111.1,11m .
gene•.al). run no rl-h, every -cult, in
gtn.rlintro . d vorrri . t. and if, oriel nut found .4mi
:item:v. Call be u•uuurd m•tthout cluirge.
trr t.• tor) at the old •Quid, for more
thou twenty yeur.,cortiercilNinill rind Melon -hr rein,
Milfo rte &
Suece,.ora to Ell:cult & Abbutt
September. t11557.31t1
Farmers' Depot Etc Plaster rains,
AT the junction of York Avenue, Crown
and •oreeto. Philadelphia %% . e oiler
n tat gt , .10.•!: of i'llenne il Manure. and Fentlit,- at
low ttrit•t•-. and warrun;ed to lie genuine, wrong
which will 1, 1 ,,, 00 1,
111011 Imis No I Government Peruvian 64.1110.
1(1011 tool Ur Borg% No I Super- Pho-plinte of Lime.
The above ..tuildAril ;uncle. are, each of their kind.
the be , ' in the world' Our Laud Pia-ter. notuull•c
lured trout •elected +101:12. is celebrao d thoongliout
the it. purity nod strength. We (iron
Ordel+ noes
Be Bora'. No. 1 Super•Pho•pbnte of Lime.
No. I Government Peruvian Guano
French'.. Improved Super-Phosphate of Lune.
rrencli' , Philadelphia Poutliette.
P.O 1 Pho.pliatie Guano, (Phila. )
Alexican Guano. (A )
Extra Land fleeter, Ordinary Land 'lager,
Chemical Bone. . rote. Bone
Fish Guano, Ground Charcoal,
1(1.000 bb't• Land Plant , -,
•• I'lu+u•r,
1111.0t10 • Hydraulic Cement,
:1.000 " Troy Roman Cement.
1,000 " Portland liocl„•h Cement.
A I gO,
Natter, Pow'd A niltrneile cool, (bhl+)
Steteotype l'ln-ter. Pow'd bittoninott4 coni.(hhl,)
Gin4sitinkero Plo...ter, Ground iIIOWII Ala:W.011 tibia.)
(:round .10Ift., White Sand. hu 41114.)
Ground White MarltleoGroutttl hock., lily Painter.,
Ground Blue Aluritie, Hone I.ht.t
FRENCII. HIGIIAILD•4 &
Strain Nllll. hitt! Varnier-' Depot, nijuneitort of York
AVellaf . , Crown and -b ent., Pinta.
September :i.
SAVIAG FUND
National Safety Trust Company,
U pi st i re il , ,k south-wesl corner of
1111.01porated by the Nate of l'ennlyleanin.
Money Is recervethin tiny -urn. large or ...mall. and
intere.., paid 1,001 the day of deposit to the day of
Will11110W:11.
Tlit tall, is open evert• dot: frnm 9 o'clock in the
morning, till' o't Inel. In the eVellilig. (lila on Monday
and Tho..,h,
INTEIIESI' FIVE I'ER CENT.
All stiles large or -mall. are nand hack en GOLD on
demand withrint In any :111100111.
/lIIN TI ENIIV 1. lIENN Eli. President
11011Elt 5E1.1 , 11.1D(36 Vice rreAulent.
Wm. J. TILED, *1,4,1 rv.
DIRECTORS.
Item,. I. Benner, C Landreth Mann.,
E.l..V.ird L. Carter, Carroll Brewicrr,
Hobert Selfrsdge, Joseph IL Ba rt y,
Samuel K Henry 1.. Churchman,
J.eme• B Smith, Franco , I.cc.
Thu. eomp•itty confines IS ltWslill•a• ellii7Ply to the
reeetytne of money on ullete.t. The tove..tinent..
moonlit:tic 10 inner (I,IC Mullion 11101 a liaif of 11,1
tat,: are, modem contortnity Willi the p.m-lons 01
the Charier. in Real I , ...tair. Mortgarze, Ground Kent..
and such first elan,. iltiCleillitia,lol will alway.. ;name
perfect 'wearily to the derto-tior.. and which Caliool
lal to give permanency arid ~tulttloy to thi./21 , 11 , U11011.
Aug. g•', 1•57.,m
TEE REV. C. S. EURNETT,
Tyrritl.E labornie n. a :%It-...ionar:: in Soinbrrn
1 V di-covered a and cure for Con
..antonon, A 0113111.1. Bronclal Cough.,Coid.,NerVllluo.
Debt y. and all unpurtly , of the Woad: ulrn, an 1,1• , .•
:Ind efferwal 010110 01 1011110110111 e R 010011). Aoltittled
try a dr-Ire to bro•fin Inns I.uffe ring tellow.., hr ulll
.-Inver fully Crud the 'vet), (free) to 1.1011 a• derive It.
wah full and explicit three:lollr for preparing and elle-
CeSetUlty tlelleg the Nled mate. Add re.;
1101.1 C. 5. BURNETT.
Aug. I. IS.s7.firn 531 Broadway. N. Y. City.
T. KINGSFORD & SON'S
PURE osurr.cto STARCII,
(FOR THE LAUNDRY.)
IjAS established a greater celebrity than
has ever been obtained by uny other murell..
This has been the re•ott of its marked superiority
in quality. and its invariable uniformity.
The public cony he assured of the continuance of
the high standard now e•tablt•hed
The production in over Twenty Tone daily. and the
demand has extended throughout the whole of the
United mates, and to foreign countries
Working thus on n very !urge scale. and under
rigid system. they are tibid to secure n perfect uni
formity in the quality 1111'0110.0M the year. 'l'ht.
the great Desideratum in Starch making. and Is real.
IZrd now for the first tone.
The very best Starch that can be made, and no other
I. always waived by eonciimers, nod this will be pap
plied to them by the grocer•. as anon as their culmm
ers have learned which to the best, and nsk for it—
otherwise they wonld be likely to get that article on
itch the largest profit can be made.
Mr. King-ford has been engaged in the meant octure
of Vtureh continuously for the last 27 yearsond during
the whole of the period. the Starch made under his
supervi‘lon ham been, beyond :my question. the best
in the market. For the first seventeen years, he had
the charge of the works or Win Colgate & Co, at
which period he invent.ul the process of the truant
facture of Corn eitarell.
.-
grAsk for htnerlord's Starch, on the nem+ Os‘ve.-
gn bar been recently taken by another factory.
It anld by alt of the best grocers in nearly every
part of the country.
T. KINGSFORD & SON'S
OSWEGO CORN STARCH,
(FOIL PUDDINGS. &C ,)
Hap obtained unequal celebrity woh their . ..web (or
the Laundre. This article is perfectly purr, and ta,
in every respect, equal to the best Berrnrida Arrow
Root, bei.oles having additional qualities which ren
der it invaluable for the deiisert
Potato Starch ham been eaten/neat. packed and sold
us Corn Slarrh, and has given false smarersions to
manly. as to the real merits of our Corn Starch.
From its great delicacy and purity. it is coming also
No extensive use as a diet for infants and invalids.
E. N. KELI.OG(i & CO, Agents,
lOn Fulton street, N.
ALLEN & NEEDLES. Agents.
23 South Nl'harreis, Philadelphia.
August 1. 1837-3 in
BOYS' CLOTHING.
THE uudersigue4l respectfully Invite the at
tention of the it cuatooners and the public, to their
Isarre end hululunme , stork of Ready-Made
YOUTH'S & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
and it well selected mud choice assortment of Clothe
and Cassimeres, from which to order; amiable for
the Spring. end Summer semitone, and a.peciatly
adaptco to Doss' Wear.
‘1 C. THA'ARAT /a CO ,
1.0:0 Chesnut Street. shove Tenth, Putladelptna, St.
tateeretlet Hotel Butldirc
rladadelplan. 152 7 Ina
INT DLIT GOODS.
AINOTIIER grand rush tar Bargains, at 1.0.
BRUN & CO 'S Cheuri Tore. corner of Third
Limn° slrt•r•lc. fie
DRY GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
Al.o. u choice ii”oritlicot of (.;ioceriet, Queeo,
‘e.ire, tic
The undor.igeed nlwnv- keep u regeler ae•nrtmeot
of lily above: (lood% on hail I,l...lair:ft buoy be had 01 the
lovveAt CA Alf PItIC R..
II F. 11111:1s.
Columbin. A uszu-i
1X711.2VTZ.7),
2000 POUND S of SIDES and SIEOLIDERS,
for which ...Irmicetl price• will be
iu exchtilige forNCO' FA id. 1;1)(1I).10 rerc:ved
C. FON DEIINAIITII.
People', Store,
Closing Oat
TPLC balance of our stock of SITICIER
_._ Dun-, cool), cOS P. LO un. ke ,uutu fui
our hall , rock. - 1r; us fur WI rg.in,
II e. E4iN11E11 . ..71111 - 11,
C...unn.41
Aug 2:2
Whisky! Dried Beef!
/I ko; supvrior Alooollg
.71 A WI of prune bug g.rd linrd 1:1,f. „Tu.: . • rd
q.1e57. 11) 111.:111i
NOW OPENING.
A URGE Stock of New Goods. of all kinds,
very chap. st if sTorm,
No L, East Ktog street. Lnucatter.
Ana:1.115.16i;
The Fathers of the German Re
formed Church,
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
BY ver. liarbaugli. The publishers
..L.) ha,e the of tI/.1 r
fit thi- 1 lopool,ll veni h. SO In•Ig 1,01,0 (.;
d , •-red 1, the Ch.grgil Wa• d•r, Inl -.I) 11/••I
lil
r.solk 10.-f d,r pgeitr gig r 'or g nodh .•gt .t tt the rtelealarpy 01 hi. out, .1111.•
room !l 11
ug 1 , . I- ell clone. benro rk•ol
hx , g,itT b-egg prr,rtred Ho/ only svitii ary
auttlt.r.lr but gat ga work of love by it egeggclul Soli g.ll
1130 Chair!,
Thr boTi volume. he.itie Ilse r.ves of *baleen of The
Iter.Trund RT•tonnel , . nit ire roTTITer. of 71,0
.1141, Ittat, I:vim - Toed Churelt pre vion• TT.T S'ebloner'•
arrsen I, Thu , eTTVernasj The earlie•T ~neresnog
period of The t 11L11,11 In A snerie.t, Tool ihni of TNT:ten.
hii wrio. Irti-1 ho. been isinTsen. 'llll. volume of
1410 'lnge. woo reed.o. oho Ilre 0 111 of Jul,.
The. •.., 0111 .1 v010,,1r sell [Lamm, Ittimedimety,Rlld
rutty ul AnToont.
tal 00 rer volurno.
A libenadi.Tertlif In oxen!. nod Inc uadr. thtler•
reTpeefluli)
111 GET? ec V.: 4 T11 AEFFER.
Aug 1.1.57 :13 • , •
NEWARK PiariAlLW
TIIE nal sthullisHe yvar of this ingitutiun
v 1 , . mlll , l, 16, ,1 . 11,11/i lOC
,/ 14 , 4 1, 11..1 ti/ 1il • ••• .1,141 i• ea-) (pi JoCI•e•••.
• iih
:‘.l Xi,••ir., I.lrd ul order to give thy part , .
the 1,4.-1 111.1toelant and the o
11:`i (01,t.1111 cute—
st / It c..—lttallti and Tolima in the Engit-h Pludlr
nd nlsu pernum Mo-te. Language,
P an
antimg. de . extra. he department. of At u‘tc an t i
Nloderll sire's lire 1.11, of Prof. Ilene.,
and the pupils. in each lily daily le..eng Parent
wilt to place thetr tfauctliets In the to.nitotion
are r, que-Led CO give nottec to tl••at effect. tot the
sandier of Pottik le untied 01,1.1111 r• coat:mimm
tits titer iu format.olt may he had by taddres•lng the
Pt:output.
Ml•s 11. CIIA31131.:111.AIN.
N'ewat Pelfatroore.
July 25. TPS7 2/m
Balt ituoire Priceh.
lAPPEE Snuff at 16 cts. per lb.
t, •• 2U
.eideb " " 121.116 " ti
10000 U Segal, of SS different brand., wholesale or
%Vt. warrant all of the above Soars to be equal to
ally innat.ll./eiured td tire +la•e.:lnd the I...teg.trs to be
of the 1,-.lqua:tty mid at al , ptive.
JOHN FEN DIIIC/I & 13R(114.
rroal •t third dour above Lovo+l., Columbia. l'a
Jul!. 4 1.357
Daguerreotypes, Aminotypes,
MELAINO I'YPES & PATEN 1' LEATHER
PICTURES.
THOUS L. SIIIMEIIIL respectfully Informs
111.41 lie Ilu. Ia Ara
charge of Dellinger'. Phillograph It Corli, Cl
Frollt and I,o‘.ll•ll.treet4 . where Inn t
inily prepared to take all the ailmve nutted 1.1e111,-
111 U I.lYle 110110 be .orpo.xed by any other
A long ond large elpelleller into • Ilubletl hint to
become perfect mater on the art, lie 111 r rri,e P.atier•
liiimkelf that he will be able vt lender ellilie •all6l - .11.-
1101110 1111 who may favor lam with their patroaage.
414 the
AIELAINOTYPE
is n lute invention. and taaa, per-aa. have nal a.rn
them. lie VVOU'd 'l.llO 113.1 i lire) err taken an cheer
Iran. 1,011 la riehlicoa of warmth of expre.g.to •
nail or lea:are. Good
111,1sinotypes are lint They will receive
lall (01111rait n frireirire. a !Wild wilhout !ajar) onay I.e
vca.hed when , crtled. rand trundled without the trace
manned. Unarm , Ly reirtgli
wank! riehwe Ilse lent 0,1 imvunliug
FrOM 10 !0 3 o'clor1: is the best tim f>r rhildren.
COPYING DONE, AND WARRAN'TED TRUE;
.11.0 P 1.211184.. put 111 ir I A1e1.1111411. 111111
All picluu•n 1116,, LI) me are ONeTIW ed ue.l It. Nit
T L
ra-Don't Inrget the pla,e! Cartier of l'ront and
sireei• over Trerlenit:le. Hat
July IS 155;.1V
The Largest 7'obaccontvts'.
I 011 N FENDRICII & BROS., would respect
fully inform the ...tizeit. oft7tOuitiliiit nod virinit),
tlintllie) have the large -t stork of Tobacco, Sega,,
Snuff, Pipe, and German Smoking 'Pti'var.,. offered
any two e.o.atili•liiitent. out of our principal Ater•.
llotei and .."toselireliti, look to your ISr•
fore pureli.,..ine rkesAllere.eXiiiiitlie nor lOree nn•ort
mint,
illedgentir•elVeS to fell at the louver
ISaltimnre pike*. %Ve warrant to dupn.e of.ia) of
our tine!, t limper than eVt lie blight in I.ll.llttiel
pliiii A ll we 1.1.1: ,•.that nu e. 411 >ttol Jtl.l7c.
n,r )01.11.riVe. We rarer any 0111 re Ohnee Inn
yule or retail Noun that our duet br.titeli..f the
such.I.OOWO, eXteo•lve 'rot•et en Wary•
houne or Jun Fends - nib h Bro.+ 155 For. .t .tr.•rt.
JIM'S 117..•:1)1i1011.G 111ZO
Front =I. third door uLiove Locust CLI:lOilbla, In.
July 4 1.-57
"NO SUCH WORD AS PAIL."
A RESISTLESS REMEDY.
EIOI.I.OWAIPS OINTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO THE. SICK.
The firri Lo-petal suigeoli• and tnedlieal publim
of Fairopeoilinit the unparalleled anltontinnllnntory
find fielding propeotte-orit..oinnrir ri I ; goes rntn,lis
sanCllon in their naval mid military services,
nud the miii%•es m tide Coiletry and Ifirougfioul Ihr
world retim.e the ll?1,10/1 confidence In curative
InOperlic.• Il , nnralcz the pourer, inn.tincin
lion 1.'14 eorroptino whlcll under he the 4 . 11(1,11:11 ass.
eit•tl4 . o . . of nod new r.ilr7e• the fiery olemei.o.
of
mot ex 0•r ,, .. , 0 m.1..1,
RIIEU:%IATISI,SCROFULA,ERYSIPELAS
lhe-e are $41110,1g the mo-I Ici 'Able and httonaleg
di.en set. OS the Inu•eir.. the fie-)• hire and the ALitili
)et ta their won-t tom, nod when..., in tag I y :1.
t i l e , they 1 1 1 0 . 1 ,,hfy dethttheyr under a tive-e , • , ..Z
application of 1111, anottling, heuitotz• huth:ote to hail,
unit led .71111 1n,.0
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES, STIFF
Jomrs.
In ca.r. of Salt Rheum, whore medical water... 10.
lion., and .very reran.. of the pharmucnpmt have
proved tt•elens, the filament will aocompooh a thor
cough cure. fever cores 'lea' quickly maler al* iota,.
olive. awl tiA relaxing effect upon contracted
as truly woaderni'
DISCHARGING ULCERS.
A moat relliarkiable sud WWI prnduerd
in the appearance nt tueltatteon Weer, slier is few up.
pliet is or 'ins Oluttnent. "I•he •urroutalton.t rettne-do
vn nigh..., and grant, le. of bra li by d•••a begnt In tel.e
the plate sit lilt di-ch:1”2.11 In met. Tnia process
go l on snore nr 1••••• ropey u i si nr '
up with -nu.:•1 . 111 1 •.e.r •nd , 1411) Cur d,
•• •erl-1•LI fro,.
A Mina.) TO MOTHERS.
The young ore th.• now t..qi.mt r• from ex
terawi tor.wea, nod therefor.• ever) mother •bould
huvn this braising preparo;.oo eon•t 1.11 , ) at hand. It
it an obanluie opeciEc for Pore bretws. and quickly
removes lire eoeruaird sores whirl, sometime. dis
figure lire head. and tares of children
SIGNIFICANT FACTS.
This Ointment m universally ut.ed on board the Al. lantic and Pacific whaling feet at ■ cure for scor
butic ntrections, and at the he.t po.sible remedy for
wound. and bruises. Large supplies of tt have re.
men ly been ordered by the Callen of Turkey for hos
plllll puTrOvell
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
the follogoiNg cases.
Buions, Rheumatism, Yore Throats,
Berne, Ringworm. Sores of all kinds.
Chapped Rands, Salt Rheum, Sprains,
Cnnon's's. Scalds. Sufi . .. Toils.,
Fistula, :1k tit Diseases. Triter,
Gout, Swelled Glands, Int ens.
Lumbrign, ROTS Legs, Venereal gores,
Mercurial Erup- Sore Wrest!. Wounds of all
nuns, Sore Reads, kinds.
Piles, rj'CAUTlClN:—None are genuine unless the
words ...Ho:Zincing. New York and i5.”1.4014 .' ere din
cernible as it 104145 r Mark in every lest 01 the hook of
directions *round ea. n r nt nr lox; the ...Arne mut he
OA i:t seen to,. kokling Yu iarif so cis tight A hand•
saint reward will be given to .iry one iendering rice h
111(01171011011•• may lead !nine r 1.1,11041 of to y porn
or parties counterfeiting the ruedietne• or vending the
1.41 rn..• knowing them to he spurious
..... s a w a t the Itionui..etor% of Professor HOLLO
WAY. bin Maiden lone. New Tolle. sun by .01 ..... 0 „,
aWe DrUggi.l4 0/14 Dreier* 111 711edieine thinughoul
the United 141•Ies sod the civilized world, in /tons.,
25 i.e....54, 0 10 , it oil SI enen.
lErThese I. ai con.iderable .acing by Irking ibe
la rerr .c.•
N 8 —Mreenono. (or the .gulance of patients in
every dl-order are sexed to each pot.
July 18.1437-Iyeow
BOARDING.
1. IVE OR HI GENTLESEN can obtain board
by orpiteu:ton to Nr*. Lett/bed:4 et NO.I 011 ,
P• 4 Hails Front "artist. tielumbla
Maori) tll. 1 tf
A TIIORUUGIIIirre-brill comb•decledsoat,
of ton- , hir.bf, :onranteed to roue
to hvne repairA :orl a Ile aI) tall/bLE.4 boat for la
lew..! three ,tUrti. 1-tat • he tna.ic reamaable.
.Apply to.
11.trtreflID FRALEY.
at hi+ float 'fiord, CalraLßadar•
c"..now. A pk.1171.1=q17-‘f
FOR REST
THE two-story BRICK BOtSE, in Wai-mit
nut F:reut at ovo Front. tut' ly occupied byjeal,
Thos Croon. Rcat N.lll be tat.. Lit out tit to.ma tf
ticatruci Apply to TilOS °zoom'
Crta.tmt to. April , f.:7-
I. 0. EnuNEn
frill' FULTON lif,Ta], Front street
11 %V.! nut. Colamb., Pa. tia• bren newly
o - tittre. '''' 2! I aolvv,..rettr.c.r for , cores or alautol.A
ArTiy to
Arr.
noe l rEET OP IVHAP.F . cr. the tt.c,....e!ztoltatt rivet,
Zttt s.ljolnlny, pc: - .ct - ty of J A. Co Apply
to ?.I:II.:EiVVEHG HT
Alarch 14, 1°5741
T . RIVET:I.OT. occupied 1 y lames Patton, as a
Eno, uire of .1. HESS,
Preridsat of the Columlna Water Company.
I'.:arcl. 15.57.tf
FOR RENT,
'v 05. 3 and 6 Hamilton's Row, oppo-tit
IN site tint ‘V),hington House. I street.
APNY to 12. 11 AMI LTON.
Columbia. February 21. 1927-1 f
THE STORE R00)1 and Dwelling now_a
I oceoptc.t by s;rs.1:11/stbetti Young, situated
on Le, u.-t mete. tear the ColutaLia Batik Possessiou
given oa the fast of April next. _ _
llcT.tcuE & BRO.,
Colurnl:m. Pe6rrs•p 21. 195741
TILE on Front street, contain-
BLrE
1cu0m......1•V0 do for offer, 21,
osl,r bke purl.u.o•—lctd n isAsemENT--
svila rti 'EVEHAL
I( )11•1 , .. , . for rein or rode. In cIJIre rent rt• of she ba•
1,tr.,11 EINI.Dre of WAI. WHIPPER.
, I ,, oirnh • 14 1 0 ;7 If
'MO. 1. A FIVER LOT. fronting on the
susquoio3lll., 'Meer uroi From cireet 1.50 feet,
or ;CPS, a4.1,,0i11g proyezty of George Vogle and Jr,Ja
Cooper, _ _
No 2. TWO not - GH•c: %Tr Dwr.r.t.ixa
HOUSES situated ot:Froat at re et. between Union
Perry streets
No. a TFIRF.EDWELLINGHOUSES.saut:tedon
Perry street. I.otsveen Socos,l. raid Th:rd rtreet,
The above property is coud:i.on. For terns.
&c . enquire of WA!. F GIVEN.
October 4. :f
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
Z. sa v
le o k f a la t zs
•
Althitameturer•, will -el:et an.t deliver trio, of
'he Lr.t au•ilalY, at Ire. 11.11,1 city pewee; Mete
droiiot the rtio•l perfect tone and finish. of every
variety of 'tee nod style. Ituotzr il, Ldiacust ntsce:,
fir.t door shove the hank.
ColoinbiJ, April H. 15.17. ti
MUSIC.
7
H. SHEPARD., Teacher of Mustri—Voesil urn LI. Instrumenuti—vi ill resume the duties of his pri..
pirrND it Y. MARCH 9 1 , 57. imitraraentos.
including Nana, Melodeon and Violin.
N. 13—miters for tuniug and repmnng Piet 0..
repairing . Violins. bows,. unit citi•icill lii•trumenta
to aenr ntl. will receive prompt
Lovost ea crl, firs: door above ttio
bans
Column{ a, %torch 7, 1q37
cArt.D.
PROFESSOR Frederick Haas, a graduate of
the linsdolt.orno and (jointing...in Uninvendur.o. olfera
4ri Vice , lu rime,. at Columbia, Hs Id Teacher
of NI ii•ic, unit lie Greek. Lou,. Preach. and German
I • Ile may be found on the IVl,lnnopon
niter the lon of O. totter, and Le will be OW
to ort , ovr font,.
n'nlinlon..nonnonlneor 37, I.nn.ir
DO IrOU WISH ILAILCtASZVES ?
ll' I Go TO Tfit:
FA R m Ens , CASH STORE,
LOCUST ST.. COLO:11171A, PA.
E take this opportunity of announcing,
\ NVC hilpejo-t re eeiven +i new and •pleadrd
ra••ornneal of ior.na and ..ua.mer goody .ennniatingof
Dry froad..l;edeerle,Carrern,vtarre and Glasnware,
Table nod Flour MI Cluln•. Looking Unisons. he.
I'OH Tin:. LADIES It Leh stt lea c: Taney apd
DINO. 5r,... Ira pri x: ,—, Canines. fiercely', Delano:ma.
acannfui Pfilll9; 3111 i. 111 fart, every artte:e of dress
aood , Dun win he tuaanniaL:e during um centring was
non
Fort MEN AND IfiTY , --C/oths. Cssormeres,Cash•
mere tie., Croton Clooh, Tweeds. Cotionsdes, ke., Ike.,
and Marseilles Vesting la great variety; and all
gond. r.utrartile for Gentlemen's complete outfit.
good•, Sher Imes, Alushns,Gheeks,Tlelr
ustraborer.. ke , kc ; tog ether with a large as
...ortmemt of karensware and Glassware, Table art
floor thi Cloth. and a fresh lot of G roeerim. and Sprees;
all of whir.h will be sold at irrlces
,111 111.
Our good• were ' , elected with great care. and to
the he•t ntletintege, P o hat we will he able, in price
und quality. to compete with nay other MOM to Colure•
btu
The Farmers' Sows ho• n!vonys had the reputation of
beim: iii C'llr..ll' h.701e.E. a nd this fact was neve.
s oo onneed h's tarts, ttut iinnt the Itps ofour enstom
,rs tic sta.irc pairlietalarly to W1I•, that while we
du sell creerths a • r:.r.r.) ran be *old, vrati•
out st lo• •. tt:-n roll Dry Goode an cheap as
ally oilier leinvo• to town
1.1:7 - Ss heretofore, all kinds of country produce
t ikon to riche nye for goods. and the 44: he•. 0 . 5004
price tilluvred tor Ihr T. J. 141.7e1i,
F “-rners• cosh Store, opposite the Vrauldiss Haus*,
Colutohts. PR.
Apsd 4,1-57
r a i COACrt ZITELPTITE'LLCTORY.
• l E, the _undersigned, have this day
firmed n cn p art ue r-hip. under Ihefiim of Crir.
ter & for the porno-, 4.; conducting tno
COACH-MAKING BUSINESS,
111 All 114 brioche. Hetng pruelirtil wnrkmen,4n.•
tug been employed ❑t the p.tittelpal =MUIR,
tUfitlq tat it iisltteents in the colic.. lane Jrt.r•
muted in keep Hoar but the be-t %nehmen to Our etas.
ploy, we fhttl , t ounrlven that ice can manufacture.
Coaches, Carriages. Buggies.
SuilLeys,
equal to any made elsewhere.
Hy it strict sitention io our business we hope to
merit nail receive a liberal share of 'white patronage-
Ali order• by mad or otherwise. will meet with
prompt attenlinit Itermirtitg also done at the short
eitt nudes. arid .1 ate mint telasolla We terms. at on
shop in Scrotul street. ;trivet...it Locust and Walnut
.Itretr., really onpostur the Lutheran Church, Co
lo:ohm Pa t.tA NiIJEL C A KTF:R.
Nlsty :XI. 14:57, NI A. Al eCA RTNEY
T UST MASA, 75 doz. Fancy Pipes, of all
even nod plit r.. which 11114, 10" elfin at the
nwv.t.•tn- rue-. and nil cohere who
dent to Tobaren. Sante. Segnrs Esc.. will please call
ontd exatnnto oar mask benne parrtattong elsewhere:
if WS 4 . ..1111101 sell In them an cheap AS they ran par
!woe 111 the eity,We will tint a•k illeM to buy.
& MHOS.
rtent •t. third door above Locust, Columbia, Pa.
4 1537.
Mourning Goods.
T UPIN'S Botut.a.m.es. sit wool De Loines, beautiful
I Mounting Ducal's. I.upan's Meek Dereges, Tissues,
and soother lot of Bleck Term:tine for dresses, Eng
lish Crape., Niountiog HandLereh!efs. &c.. at
D. C. FCCs:DERStIiTH'S
People's Cash Store.
July 11, ISL 7
A COMMETE a inortraent or Water C 001•11111 or
eariOn• 'err. and pn3terila Manufactured and ter
aile bv the Thrso eolneruient •na
aCOL/OrtsiCal vessels should hr usmi io every rarnilr.
H M:% RC I'FA t.FR,
Locust .creel onnosite the rrauLlin House.
Columbia. JulrtS.
Patent Steam Wash Bolters.
Tl,Es. well known Ootl.r• ar• k•pt ron.tantry as
hand at rratiLEßl. 4 ,
meet. of the Frank/in House.
Columbia, Jnlr• 141.7457
AUSTRIAN CLOTllS.—lnother *app ly of
these celebrated tloths to blacks, blues, dahlia.
just fitel.e.d. To 1. , c had only, ct
Julr it. it 37 H . FONDF.RaiNTTiIwe.
SO3IETIIIII6 NEW.—Shepard Plaid; Ottoman
Peplum. Jiymnl. Lustre:. Obteetinos. /se, all veep
choice roods, for Traveling Dresses. Dusters. rke
received, at FO4DEllitaalliTllls
July 11. 11357. Columbia.
BIRD SEEDS...Canary, Hemp and Rape !adz.
rot 1641. at Mc'CoRICI.E i DELLETTS
Foully 113rdlcine:8tott, Odd Fcllcrwe H• 11.
July 2S, L WA.
lif/SINE 81111-111ess Stud. from Portland
.. 141 Unef in born /a iind half bermla. a pima article
FON DF.RSMIT.II3
People's 2.tore. Columbia.
July LI. 1857
1 co n SACKS Ground Alum Salt, just re-
LI rowed, ar.d for sails fa lots to saitparebagteoly
at Iris. pnrea. TIIOS. WELSH.
Columbia. July 4. 1957
A hTICLES FOB BIBING.—At the Family
Niosclichte Blore.ld ?pile... Hall. Ys .11lerla
Pate (Mound Prices. Oa king Sada. Oman Tunas.
Pea rlaall, il.alaratea, and Nave:iris Estrada. may Ips
ob,..llsed
July 17. 11(57.
'FABLE recelvtd a fad uqpplr
o: • aopenor aroel• of Tara., Ott. at
VINARIAI DV!
Tozrit• 1 1 4 - 4154‘.• Lora, Odo rsito 4 M?
1.:•7 a.
FOR RENT
I..Aer7 Str.l:e
ME
TO
TO LET,
Z'OR It.EZ/T,
FOR SJILE,
GO 'l'o SEE THEM.
Water Cooters.