r CARPETS. ELDRIDUE'S CHEAP STORE. 1 1 1 311: subscriber being under very light 11. I. well I.ltown. ulwayr. rld ,00 la vet) . rthrup. Lul thin -er•On.lonnitan uvoitled I • -rot 01 the reeven great depre.ooton on price of nontrrlool be.. oil,- it lower 141,,r. than ever before. a very u•aornaerti or •rare-my, Ltru.. e i... Imperial I..wriltiot and Velleltuoi eurpntoo, and 011 ci iii,. 01 all a to great variety. AI-o r Canton u 1.4 C.M6Y %liAllttig. of all kind, with a /are mock of Jaw :awed Ingrate Carpets at 2510 51.1 eta. per yard. A:rtr and I , :st , ry Curpet• at IU to 50 etc. also, Flag Carpet.. Cot , oft rid iirtop Carpet., huge. Mut-.dlul r aLt.: Ae. II H. N o. 43 4,,awl,erry.f.l . Our dour slrowe Che.intit rjr•Strawberry t. LUC levet. sweet we•t, of rleornio4 onrre:, Philoodeloolion. [ rch 27. Is.s2-3111 • IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. TUE most Natual,le Manure now in the market n. Alnehell i Croto.dule'd Improved Ala. sionni.l o. o BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME. It nut old) ontdote,. 'he growing crop. but perrna ursitty ettOrlies tier lurid. prrpu red entirely by our...lves under the 00re:10010f one of the fit .t intent 3••••• in the country, and a. wit. rrtned , or and out- P.M, in CinlinO•i11011 It only - ne-41. to ,11 * ',ll b y riseonrlitgrot Farmer In 4 . ollVinee :inn 0: lit 11141 1 / a ln nitre Fe Fur a.tle nt huge or •ttttt quantities , . by ritliAz•UA PEI & CO 104 North Wharvr, our door above Arch ...Wet. Pinhole Ilan:, And to, tuna,. of the principal ..lruler thrnttgl ttttt I tier country. [ 1,5_,-;.ltu Farmers of Pennsylvania Attention. YOU call supply yourselves with Chemical Manure.. wale lilted pale, which licVe heel, 111 ltreeio.llll u-e In New J e r-e) for the pu -t even pe ct s—ohct have feCeiVeil the biploloas of New Jer sey. New lark. Dela w., re, :1401 I.eitit4) Ivan., A g collorul )-occ - tie%l and loran been tiara lip the Pre., dent of the United Stare-. on In- gaiden and on the intb9e rroticao. at Nl'tt..llington, 1). C., arid by the fol. uwiug geillactilell. vu: Z. Lati•lic, Key. A. P 1.. Reeve:. Clo rk Niro, New Jercry; Senator Hobert-. Woe. Miller. Vino.. York. of Cape 1.1 I. New Jer-ry; Thoiria. Collide.. N.. 1 . Ur. Wrenn. Ur. Knight. 211 r. reeld. fur Al4trie.".. Tool 1.e.11 Joh1100.• all 01 Krw Jer-ey—they -uy it is the cheapest Hod Inost re liable Doom 00W 10 u-r, !wing permanent and iiii prociog the Wild try rnncbirrg the sOil. it P. nulled 0• the va noun crop. you. mow—Corn. POllllOOO. li nine. INlirat, Oat-. /Ye. Rye...Nista.: a clieek.air any New Jet-ey nit flank. or rt.feren,, In any }anal 1,,,,, in Plilliotelptilit or in exelitinge for Pro , at lair Market rates hare. order. will be Xined and .lopped to )011. I of cartage eXl , iicc. Irrlivery article 4oid try We Is auaranteed. of Lune, $414 oil a Ton. /1011 e Plitititillate. 311.0 4 ) II A °wort. Ferti:iter. 25 Ott a A Outlet /A clolletent for an acre of ground broad cu•i. Pure Mule 11..4.(.r00 barrel. , How rea.ly.) al S3,DO p.r harrrl. nr *!..i a tun. ever. Nu. I, (.SUU barrel+ now 11.144 at 82, barrel. LauJ Plaztozr Nu. 1.--1,0011 Lune at et: to $2 a Lorre', Poi A.h.a) Harrel.. . • . Pc. to tall, Paint:omit ai od CLiliun GUANO. (.1•M1t i.tP: A. 1.1.:1:% .'. U. Provider. No 11 .•01111 Vron eel • city. Pa (r 3- Etenleut nitccetl u Inletnt di-count. l'anophlen. ran be bad Lill uppJ ill:U(1011 to tit) OUnce, or of toy perm., %ix reh i sTatIFFER . HARLEY CHEAP WATCHES &JEWELRY. NST II ., ° „ I I, ES I: I I, L .I E „d A - N ,?„,„ R U A .„ 1 • 11 1, riser, No 14. (01t1 Tau 91i) North iSecuiul etrect, curlier of Lever Wald.., full Jewelled, 19 kicare.,litili Ofi l.alst Lepiac, IS caret. Polver Lester. 101 l etilver Upon...P . m/cis, Nuperiar Qoarlirrs, /Zak. Spectacles, Fine Fllvcr do Gold llroorlols • • Lady'. Gold Penedo. I`llver'Eea Colt! Yen.. v. oh Pencil and Silver holder, Gold rooser ttosp. :37k CIA 10 * . FO; Woo,lt Gla, , e, plum eta.. Lathe' '•i; ollier orlod.o. in proporttoo. All goods ..vorratood to he who: they Orr .0W ion. AUFFKIt h lI A RLF:Y. Uri hl lorod .otne Gold end Z.:liver Levers othl Le pine..•llll lower than the oho., protez. Philedelphin. Wl:ember 5,1.7.57,1 y xrraticirrws SAFE: -- THE ACKNOWI,F,DC;h:D CHAMPION. The repent trod+ at Reading have etalor-ed the current politic opinion. and Contirtnt.,l the verthet of more than "ZOO areateintil fire., proving eon. elu-ively dint ^llerrmg'•" I. " rx?r ' s i t i c 3 :t S fr ' o r tn " trie t 0 " :., 1 . 1 . 0 1,1 ' Z ' : Report on the 'Vrial of Iron Safes at Reading: 1 “, 1:.• I,i, Ai 1 , 7 - t , p , tit Di 1;AI .3,...t.1.1_11114.; "On the 211th of February sill this members of the rommitter met In witness the Sales and hooks and paper,. (placed in them.) and were perfroly satisfied that all was right. The day toliowine. the burning took place, under the superintendence of the Com mittee. Alter it Mir and impartial barium!, for five hours. the t,aM of Me-' rs Evans dt . NVateoti was first opened, the Sale being on fire and the eon rent. partially entootnerl. while the contents in the grate at NI . Farrel. A Hefting, were an good eon dition.und 110 firetn.tile " lira ding. Alareli 9.2°37, (Stettied,) 11. F. rimix . . I'. N. COLI.INI ANlComntittee. A. 11 PE-A(7.0(1K. And endorsed try over 51/attic beet men of Read- The shove rant an-peeled at 31 Walnut Street. where the nubile rail satisfy 111..111.0VEf of the rerti.upertort* of the "IllerrinW. Patent Champ' ~,,, " Over the defeated and used. up.. trickle Iran D.UI - Zink. launder." & HER nix(;. ‘Vt•llloit St reel. l'lnlncl'a Only znaiers in this Slate If .1 le rrin raletat Champion The attempt multi by other p 001.... to hnl-ter up the repwatine of a nnfe whit It hue faced en ...Imo:I/fires it l'hiludelphin. (ttaiwieud (lace.) by Inking title nut of nu agent'. made double id irknras, ;different (loin thribe they -ell) to up` • one of 'terrine,. no Ito,ort with it. MK. reward Item n•e• stlfr could not be burnt, prolong enttrhn•tvrly thtit the only re/table Sale now 1,11.411 . 1.1 ••Jlrrrirtg'a;' of wht eh Oyer Ili uou /11 , BOW 111 inure than 190 have been tried by fire without a single inst. jins: A ICUNII'LC, Agent, Columbia. tin) YI. 1.457-Iv Blackwood's Magazine and the British Reviews, L. SCOTT' & CO., New Yotte, continue to putitteb the fullowtng leading; Brill3b Per will- The London Quarterly ( Conscrralice.) 2. The Edinburgh Review ( May.) The North British Review ( Free Church.) 4. The Westminster _Review (Liberia.) Blackwood'sEdinburgh Nagazine ( nry.) These Periodicals ably represent the three great polit ics! parties of Gteat Britain—Whig, Tory, and Radical,—but politics forms only one gesture or their character. 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TICE EXPRESS OEIPAZTY Fog the further convenieme of the public, have urrangeil to deepoieli evvellyenii by the Arrow usodatiogi beiwre i i Phi hubilphist and Hu rri-burg. via Columbia. lea vat Phdudrlpbiu at 240 P. Al. daily, except Sutidityit. forthe maA be delivered ut nor oint.c /mimic. 2 u'vluck. P.M. for the before 6 P. Al. • • COLLECTIONS. Nome. Drell*. Billr and Accounts collected at, all points,und prompt return.. mode. A SPECIAL MESSENGER • with Thief-proof .Srfe• will aceomparty each Train. in vbarge at Money. Vuloothlea, tend frrighs intrusted tome earn or the Company. and will give operant at tention to the proper 1111.1 safe delivery thereof. at all the, Stations on-the Rood. Office to Ilurement of illockb. Hotel, Columbia. Nov. 14. 5.174.1. n. F. X ZIEGLIIII. Agent. COAL I COAL 1 THE undersigned has constantly on hand tool for pale. Buttilottle eninfin»y nil Diamond Witt to A , ll,Lump, t.‘tove. Range, and Nut Uottl—the Lump it equal It nOlsupet tor to uu thing in the country for smelting Iran; Red AFL, Lump. Egg. Stove and Nut, of the beat quality, from the Shamokin region; Short Mountain Sieve. and Trevorton Egg Coul— on excellein article for domeinie summer u-e; Pine “rove LW/If., Egg nod Stove Cnal—a euperior article for dinne.tie ulna parpo..ex• ' Plymouth and Pitttiton White and Red Atli, Lump and Egg si,t Cool; Broad Top and Allegheny Bit uininous Coal, of the qualitice, tor litnek. lang.; • Time a'aeve gcsirru I a-ooritnelit of Con'. comaime re and the public ore invited to cull and examine. and hear the prier.. I um prepared lan 1111111kh the above by the Host. Ca r or atingle Ton. at my Wharf, fool of Canal I.3a.in,ColllllllllU, Ltinctioer coinny, Pu. Al-n. Coal and Iron received mind eliipped on corn , J. G. HESS. Columbia, frt. W. TS•S7. MUSIC FOR. TEEM MILLION jun v. HEINITSR, jr., Wholesale and Re . trot den ler in MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, oiler- for sole, cti his new store. No tt lixo Orange street. Istutensterohe lurgest sold heal at/sortiortit of the above, ever offered to the eitireas or I..toictaster eouoiy. Exelui-ive agent for the sole of Prince's celebrated of the ustotulaseturer's prices. Per•on.. wi.litag to ourehat-e -Piano Vortes” from only tolotoliteturer iit the United Shute., are respect fully lik/tI a very large caving tll3/ be mode by ordering them through hon. lie hope. , by .triet a n d pe7sonul attention to Isttai• ne.-, and no rattle-a de.tre to plea., to merit lilt oa• trniiiiar of who may favor boo with their custom. Al.,y 2.1. 1 b 3- 1 y strzfrovaz OF JOIIN SHEN BERGER'S FURNITURE WARE ROONS. PIE undersigned having removed his Fur iiiiii re WiLre Rooms and Al nnutitctory•. to hot new liriek buildings. on the .oath side of Locust Circe!. Second nod Third kireets, reopeet fully invites his irienit , and the public to give loin a call. A large nod •nprnnr wick of CABINET-WAItE ANDCHALR-WORK, oh oil drserioio, tic kept command) on lined, which will he sold no the most ren sonable terms- As he manufactures his own work lie is enabled to warrant every ;uncle to Le what it is represented; malt. be asgooda.it is cheap. Ili. stock is very large,nod in part embrace„ Orris srog - . Plain and I•u n cy Ilorenue; Sillehoiods Sofas, Card. Hod. Sofia, Centre, Dresviiig, Dining Cud Urea k. TABLES; CifitnnOn. French and other BED. STEADS; Common nod Fancy CllAllkt, and SET TEES of ever) .t) le. loci:the r with is geuvralasvort• aunt of till kinds of FURNITURE. I:utteral. will be attended wait ti Spler.diil lietame, on .hurt 'lc:air...and till nocesoory attention roven to UNDERTAKING. 24 lin 12 DO ((00 7 IID 7 on klr re , pecitully sbure of public rtfil'Onnt..' tin .t enni iuunnee Orfila CLISIOI/1 With which he ham bee. liberally favored. Columbia, April 11.1P57. To those who want HATS ANTI CAPS, OF th e Lulest Spring and Summer styles, at low pekes, would miy.gro to Hers' Hut and i m Cap Store. arid you will be accommodated. 110 you want is Pine Molet.t.tit Wilk Hut! Go 1 to ebony Hat and Cap Store, where you can 1 art U111`.20 per cent. elteuper than any other place du- side the city. Do you WWII the bleat style Soft Hat or Cup? Co to Ile,' /int Manufactory. where you con get them cheaper than oily other place m Columbia. Do you want u Fancy Hat or Cup for ymnit or chi!- , drcit? (to to the Fashionable Hut Store, where you hove the large 4 .trek to select from, and can get Ctyta 11- lOW weal)-five CCM.. 1)0 you NVLIIII to get your Hat dressed tip free of charge' Hen. hay Ibrut at Her.' ruthionable Hat and Cup Store. on Front street, u few doors east of Stare'. lier'e Jewelry Store. Do you want to encourage Home Industry? If so, buy your Um. and Caps at Hess , Hut Slannutetory. On you wind a hut to feel ea.)* and controllable? Co to Hew' lint Slore, where you can get them sands ju-t to order. An you wont Summer Hats? Call at the Fnshiona• hie Hat Store. and get a fine Pallartni,Alnrietaho, Leg horn, Sad..., Canada, Palm, Chip and all other kinds. lit n word, if yuu want u Hat that k not got up by hays and inexperienced hands, expres•ly for whole. sating, go to Hess' Fashionable Nut and Cap Store, No. 3 Stireincr's Row. Front street, Columbia, Pa. Columbia. April 1,t,1857. 10 PER CT. SAVED ON STOVES. -IL6 at Pfaider's and examine hisa Of STOVES. Parlor, Per. for Cook. Ilall, Oltee slid Cook lag ;stoves and lunges oldie West at) Ie• unit of every pattern. Pur chasers will find it to their ad viiitulge to sleet from clot* full and axerllcut attack, which wsll he otr e d oh most re..unublo r.te.. Remetnbrr! tat II PrA I.Goeu,l .t, opposite the rruill.lie !louse. Coluniliia, Dee. le. 1957. AME YOU XNSURED? West Branch Insurance Company. TICS Company was organized in June, None but the Pafe 41 bu•ute•+ bun been June. till.pro+perms.finmut•ud condition of the Company 1.. evidence or ht. , •uulJtng. Whole °mount ur Property Insured, $1,1 , 761 4 1 1)0 Pm id. 5;41.1 uu LEW I: 4 THEM:NICK. Columbia, Pa.. ip the no unit i. empowered to mule •u tied Itlfcifel.tOftetty at the leZULif rate. of the co.- 11:01y. [Dee. 5, 1,57. TRANKLIN FIDE INSURANCE COMPANY Or PHILADELPHIA. QTATEMENT of the Assets of the Company on ►_ Ji.lioNry 1. It-57.. Publiohrti m eotiformity with the provi.ion or thr oath weltonnialte Act rif Arn•mhly.o(dpulath,ly42. MORTGAGES. i ng fir<t morigage•ou real e.ialt,lnlho City and COUIIIY of Piuladelphia. except. In Nlonigronery Huck, Sella) l ill unit A Ilegl.eu) vouultes, Iva 51,510 9312.73 REAL ESTATE. Pureha.ea at %RICA, Linden Inorlgaq, ,•1.01044. 1ii.414t how,- H 04114,1.70 by 1.7.11 feet. nn I lie . .t.outh.v.o-11.0f111,1 - 01 Chesnut alld • Seven!refill. -1,e14. A hour .ittl 101, 27 by 71 Icel. on North Fide of Spruce ,trecl, \Vr•t of Llev- Clllll •/111.01. A 1101,0 11101 lot. 21.7 by He feet. on •ode of Peon 1.4j0•1e, South ul High otreet, Two hou-en and lot., eine!, 18 by MI feet. on South nude of Spruce ntreet, near • Sine-emit Anne'. Faye hott.en and lott, each 17-0 Ly Ito 4 AI en.i, ter(, N0n.152, Inl, 184, 165 told 167 S-2,751.63 Three houne• and lust. 49 lr 54 feet, on a E u nt nnleof Seneuteeitth atteet.south of Pine it. an Hotel and lot,SO by 41 feet, on the South. I runt corner or Chr.uut and Beach pill., Fine hotsenu3.l lot. 42 by 18.1 feeboo the I 8 North title of tmorge nrreet, %Vett p •l ntreet. Severn hour,. and 101.1:0 Is) 117 fret. 00 the tide Of Reach •treet, south Of 01101.1101 0(1001. A hour and rut, !I by 510 feet, No. tort l'otwate r .tfeel.Eolll at Ninth Street. I Aground 1,011 01 8 XL, it out of • lot 1.64 I.) 40 Mei. oga North 11010 of Men atrecl,4l2 feet Went of Leonard ntreet. j LOANS. I Temporary Loans, on *Mel. us Collat. oral gketatuy. rxR ♦\N. $3 00 00 7 00 00 STOCKS. 810,000_ Alma !louse LoAn, 3 per cent a 00 11,11. 0,0 200 Slia re, Rank of lientticks. 17 Nortlicre,ll,.6 no Kenturky, Icno 13 " lob-urnace Compusly of the Slave of-P.-m..41,1M., inn • : Southwark: Railroad Co. 37 COIIIIOC resra I and RA tl road Hank, Vic alosrg, par •• l'enm•ylvania Railroad Co., UI Franklin Fare limuninre Co, 2 4 ' Moreontile Library Co , 21 Canal Company, In o Selo/Oka/ ftwtiroad Co., Stinson North ktimiroad .647.47 C.ly tCurru N.. ==l2==l I c,.h pti bands of Agents, 1 LOSSES BY FIRE. Loap r e paid during I lie year YI".:G. $301,0319 84 By &tact on/pc Board. CAM Itt.E.. N. BANCKER. President. Attest Gnat,Lita , U. B.neaint. eteerentrY. utttncroa•.—Cluo, N. ltuneker. Tel.,. Wagner, fsantael Jae..b It. et L, Geo. \Y. Itteliard, Mordara, U. Lew., David rs.Browt4,l.4tae Lea., EA. ward t 1... Dade, Geo. F.lle, THUS. LLOYD, Agent, Culuatbss Nuy W . SSNAP-0 ' 8' 0"V 533, -• DANIEL HER/1,-Proprietor. THE subscriber will, on MONDAY, lIECEN .I_ PER lilt. Ittis7. resume his position of landlord o f his well and tavotably known old timid. the Washing ton Ilou.e, corner of Front and Walnut streets, COLUMBIA. YA. He ofrers his lone experience business. and the past reputation of his Mum) a• guarantee for the character of his future 'reams°. ilattoutt. The establishment it thoroughly furnlthed and equipped, and will be maintained a first (Inas hotel in every respect. An efficient corps of good tertian!s will be in attendance. He asks the patron age of his old friends und the public. DANIEL HERR. rrr Tl,r well known Wushingion House Retimurunt is attached to the hotel. Columbia. December 11. 187. N.A.TIODT.ELL MOTEL. THE subscriber hay* opened his hoase, corner of Second and Locust PI mew, ColumL in, Pu., as a hotel, is prepared to accommodate the pub lic. in good style, and upon reasonable term+. He laic spared no expense, in fitting up his roomx, and will give his table careful attention, hoping to be able to satisfy his customers in all sweets. Ht. BAK is furiii•lied with gond liquors, and die favorite Ilmigu rain, in the basement, will be continued as hereto fore. always supplied with seasonable delicacies. A large nod commodious STABLE hue recently been errviea opposite the house, mho; 1111 l g the Odd Fellows' wheic a careful no-iler will be in attendance. share of public patronage is respectfully so licited. tilatllAllll BRANDI'. Columbia, June 20,1837. 7 ^• l '.!t* . GENERAL FORWARDING AND COIMMIS SION MERCHANT, ji la RECiittiEn COA LAND PRODUCE, And Deliverers on any point on the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad. to York and Baltimore and to Pillobarg; F.M.Ett IN COAL. FLOUR AND GRAIN, D AND BACON, have just received large lot of Monongahela Reeufieil Whiskey,froin orwliield hey willi.eepit .upply conviuntly ou linfid. at low prices. Not. 1,2 and G Cupid Rusin. CON11111;i11. January 07.1054. TOITY FELIX has removed his Watch , t) 0: nod E-141.11•11meni io his new 51110 d on Front Wert. third door he;ow the American How,. lie ha, an hand a large stock of WATCHES CLOCKS, ANDJ EWELRY, width he is prepared tri sell cheaper thou they can he bought at ally oilier r.nrbl nlnnrut. 11.1 ir pre pared to Direr meal litirgui its. II all hr respei•tfully in vite. the attention of putcloasers to Iris &Lock, which embraces GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, of every kind; all kind• of I:I.00KS. from SILO up• wards; he roviiiistheititemino of Itontinen to his large Flock of LEVER BOA T CLOCKS; J Y, con eieting of Hit r Hinge, Finger Hitigr Hermit 19 ne. &e. all ki ode of Silver Spoons; Plaited Soup Ladles,Tuble and Tea spoons. Forks, &e., which tire W:11 , 1111Ird to wear twarly equal to Silver; Cold and Silver Pew vile and PC/1 4 ; (;Old /Ind Shl ver Speethelev; together with the greatest variety of FANCY ARTICLES ever before offered. CUTLERY.—AI-n, a superior aeeortment of Re volvere mid oilier l'isiols,aml all lintlo of Koivt.e, of the In.' manufacture. Strict ata•ni wn w•t I I lie given. ac he retoroy,o n the repairing of clock', wmelges and jewelry; and all work wril be warruared. & continnunce of lormer putrontege reppect fully JOHN FELIX. j usT received I.:i t O , No. r Lund Pliver Farmers will do well In give anet.ticm in the above oennvanag manure (or exhan.led Mad.. A• a tried let alleys, platter is ‘lllCli called. For sale by H. F. A PPOI.D. Nov. 1,1 and 6 Canal Basin. Columbia, March V, COLUIVISZAL FLOUIt. MULLS. THE undersigned having commented the 5111.1.1 M: LIU3INE:•36.Is prepared to deliver FLOUR AND FEED OF ALL RINDS, At the chariest notice, free of charge, 011 the most reaconuble terms. 'rho FLOUR being prepnred from the beet wheat, will by 011 experienced tniller, he feels confident that he curs give .UW[lOllOll 10 those who favor Juni with their patronage. Colurnliin. Aiming 29. is:7-tr DOR SALE. EXTRA FAMILY WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, by the barrel or in larger quantal( a, warranted good or the money will be refvuded. II F. PPOLD. Nos. I. 2 and G. Canal finsin. Just Received, A LOT of Sop Sago Chrese, roe APPIe Switzer " At D. 111:1: Grocery. F.xteitaion of lVe 'thing - ton Douse, Walt tut at Columbia, Augur.' 1, Iti."4". Fine Family Groceries. ASELECT assortment of the best Family Groceries ever of to the Coluniblans. at the Wine and Liquor :tore, Walnut street, adjoining the Washington DANIEL HERR. WY - Congress Water In quarts, llediord Water in pints, Just reserved. Columbia. July itt, 15,6-7. fIVE OR SIX GENTLEMEN tan obtain board k by oppl/edtion Imubach, No.l an d Hull, From S greet, Columbia. Mnreb 11. T"Estillseriber lin • n large work of Cistern Pumps mid Rains, In which hr culls Ihr uitrininii of the putt''c. Ile is prrptired to put them up fur use to euloutunnel umd etlu:ing nannies.. DeernilJer 12.1457 ALARGE LOT of Children's Carriages, filg, Roe!. oar Wheelborrows. Pape:- lers. Nureery S•wttn;‘,2l.o. GEOM.:E. J. etNIITII. April Iti,J.S.W. Loeu.i etrcel. nIIINA nntl other Paltry rrieleit. too numerous to mention. for •ule J. SN.ITIII. Luetoa effect, between the honk and Fennklin Hauer.. • • Columbia, April 12, /5.‹.6. Trusses, Supporters & Shoulder Braces. (AUK ~upply of the above article. rompri.e nearly evrry paiirrn and all thiu.e who need ally of the above coo have them applied at AleCO & I)Ki.t.Errs Sept. 26.'57. Family Medirme Store. NEWELL'S Patent Safety Lumps and Cans, warnmied slot to explode. A large mrortme/it of the,,e valuable lamp, and cane. 'oriole, by 1), E. U. HERR. re it 1 , 5t1 Gnl4len Morin, Dot. Store. - COLD Creamand Amaudine, a faesh supply. N_J nt the FAAIII.II - NEDICINE J 1 ORE, Odd v.. 1 low.' {Nil. ()Sept, nR. D. Jayne's Family ilirdicines, For male at 51reOligt.1.1 h DP.1.1..1 Inl Family 31rOirinr 'Slure.o4.l4) Fellow.' MN Columbm, Ort.:11, DR. A. TRAM'S Magurtic Oititmtut. for .ale at Al i•CORKLI.: h DP:LL PAT'S S7tore, OJ4/ 11a)/ Col u itibm. 0ct.:31, I S'.l7. ARTICLES FOR BAKING.--it the Family Itledoeme Store, Odd Fellow,' null, if whe:e Pure Ground Since' link.nrs SOllll. Cream Taunt, l'earla.h, tialuratue, and Flavoring Ilitrauts, may be Wan med. July V:, 1557. WE have just received a supply of Hit ter'. New Trot., and Supporter, Patented . Jan uary 7,1847. The True.. we believe to be superior to any now in tire; they are more readily npplted, and cury to be worn. All thew., who are wearing the old common True., would do well to colt and get out of the above, at the Funti;y Medicine Store. :Sept. tr 6. 69,114.1 b p OBERTS' EMBROCATION, fur Ilbramalism sp.., Bruises. Ac. For tat at 111e13010iLF. do DELLIF7.TTS, Odd R,llows' Halt, Locust street, Columbia. July 25.164.. Coat. 2#7.1.:1ng• .916 ' A. LARCH lot of Baskets, Brooms, Baskets Bru•lws, &e., for sale by If. SUYDAM & SON. 1000 . ' T 7 ' ;r2 u n dr l t aand 8""lers Fe,Vjr ms iec:e tfurale by EXTIIiCT. the ereriaitiog u perfume.. for sal , : aro alrellitlCl.l.l 4. ugt.i.prrtz Family Medicine ture,o4J Fellows' Hull, Columbia. .1 y 5 ?22 70 1 VIO .0 =I EM A liElf 'tad fresh lot of Spices, jail reived at a. sI'TDA)t b vox's. Colombia Pee.oo. IDERFUNEWM—IIazInts, Cristioxi's, Peters' reritosety, l.r sale by K. WILLIAMS. Nov. VI. 1547. Front street. V I ,P1•27.1...5.5 t.I. A LARGE, lot of Shaker Corn, from the tihyber Sellieuteut Ili New Yowtouft received, al 11.$1:VDA314. SON'S Columbia, Dee. 'X, It-N3. B. F. .BPPOLD, REDGLOV.a.L NOTICE TO FARRIERS. CISTERN PUMPS. Jl. PFA lII.ER, Locust nrect Just Received, - For Sale—Fitniiii 004 SVCH as Baltimore Company, Pittston. LYitens i Valley, Studiery,Trevortoo.und Pine Grove; lIII4h Sulphur Coal. All the above Cori. is kept under cover, clear from dirt, OW is Warranted Good and Clean, or the money will be .refttudr.L..Those wish ing to procure a Good Article at the Lowest Itittes, will please apply to B. F. ArPoLD. Nos. 1.2 and 0 Canal Basin, CohanWu, Pa, Columbia, September 26,1557. MUSIC. ri H. SHEPARD, Toucher of Ataxic—Vocal and /J. luxtromental—will resume the duties of hispro fession, MONDAY. MARCH_ 9.1E67. instrumental, including Piano, Melodeon and Violin. N. B.—Orders for tuning and repairing Piano., repairing, Violins, hows, and musical Instruments ill general, will receivo prompt attention:, I—Rooms to Locust-street, first door above the bans, Columbia, March 7,1857, McCORKLE At DELLETT7 FAMILY MEDICINE STORM, ODD FELLOWS' BALL, COLUMBIA, PA. TIMERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PUjinB, 011., laye St ulTibSpiren. Como not ly on band n general assortment of Perfumery, Fancy (kinds, &c. Columbia, Mny 30, 1857. NEW XrA.C.MINE SHOP. HE undersigned otters his services to the public. in th e manufacture. and repair of all kinds o machinery. He has taken the Shop attached to the Susquehanna Planing Mill, and is prepared to build Strum Engines. :gerbilles of every descriptiyin to put up and repair all Furnace, Rolling Mill, Grim Mill, Saw Mill, orother ma chinery, Sec. He is nianufacturer of Iluey's Patent Shingle Machine. Having personal experience in thin business. and thorough workmenin his employ. he feels warranted in offering to undertake any work in Lk line, with confidence of :tinting out good jobs. and giving entire aatisfacilon. The publicthrespectfull% ',quested to give hum thug. JOH?: Q. DENNEY. - —....— Columbia, September 19, 1857. STOVES! STOVES!! TEE subscriber desires to call the attention of the public to his new and complete assoriznent of STOVES, uow ready tor the fall trade, con sisting of Conk Stoves: [Mint Cook, Valium Penn. Noble, National. "_", SJ Young America, ftliorttiogStar, Complete Cook, *— Cooking Parlor Cook, four patterns. Parlor :Ptoves of every make, size, ptyle' and variety, Bar Room and Office Stove., &e. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Alarge stock of articlee in the above Hoe of litioi neek,comprigingeverythingihnti‘ inanufaciuted of Tin. Sheet Iron. &c., for !loofah°ld purporca. His onele is of hie own manufacture, nod he can vouch for ti, excellence and durability. Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c. A LARGE and complete ii,sortmerit of elegant Gas Ll Fixtures of tasteful designs. consisting of sin st,t. four, three and two burner Chandeliers. single burn @r Ilall Pendants. Side Lights plan and ornamental. Drop Burners. ke., always on hand. GAS riTripio in all its brunches attended to with proi»pmess. House Roofing, Spouting, Sice. trousg ROOFING and SPOUTING put up in the 11. umet substantial manner; Plumbing, 13.11 Ilang. lug and other brunches of the bu•inew, curried on a. )1011 . 10/11f0, 011 the most reasonable terms. Cooper's Gas Regulators. I -1 E is al-o agent (or Cooper's Regulators, and prepared to attach them to meters. HIRAM WILSON, Corner of Second and Locuot IStreelSe. Columbia. September 5. 1557. New and Cheap Groceries. THE " uude lamed take this method of re- • - turnin g vincere than he to thew cumeious friends for the liberal patronage given them during the pant year. nod reipeetfully ask it continuance of the name. They have just returned from Philadelphia with a very large lot of fine Grocerie, Confectionery, &c., among whieh may he found the following: Love rum's Syrup Moist rrea, New York Syrup Mollis,es. Plane baking Molar-aes, Sugar Mouse Molneser, A large lot of Sugar.. Coffee : lke„ Alan, a lot of fine Boha; nutria., only We cents. Fine large bunch uud lay er 'Cabal:thin whole uud quarter boxes. 25 boxe. Figs. different grades. A lot of Prune. , is fancy bore., very fine. A large lot al fancy and common Candies. A lao, Fig Marmalade, Jelly Cake.. Sup Sago Reichup.tind a great variety of other articles, tunable /or the present eeneon. GIVC 71R A CALL. H. SUYDAIII.}. SON, Corner of Front and Union stoects. Columbia, Ceeetnlier CS, 'SSG. GREAT 1743.11.733T1r 91 1 014.131. JUST RECEIVED, a larger and finer ' slack rof Toys and fancy goods than ever before. Itly friends and others are invited to call and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. as they will liereimd an unlimited avvorimeni, suitable for pres ents to persons °fevery age and taste. An immense ussorttnent of rortutonnaies, rocket ftooks. Ac.. Ace. GECiftGll. J. SMFFII, Locust Street. between the Bank and Franklin [louse. Columbiu, December la, ISiU. Northern Central Railway. THE Passenger Trains on the above road now run um follow,: Leave Columbia for York and noliiinere at 7.40 A. M. 14.40 P.M. <. u u 790 P. M. York fara 4 A. M Arrive at Columbia from York at 7.30 A. M " from York am! Balt. It 2 30 P. M o "" 7.45 P.M _ . . NO SUNDAY TRAIN All the above Train. connect with the Paseenger Train, on the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, both going and returning. D. F. GRIFFITH, Columbia. Sept. 19 ,1857. Agent. GARDIINrNG. rPITE undersigned begs leave to inform his .1- friends sod the cloven% of Columbia and surround ore cattiory. that he Olin corainues the practice of Goideniog, tii Its various breaches; Laying out Grounds. Are., in the most approved style of art, de. sign nod taste. Those who favor him with their , pa tronage, will find their work done with skill and dispatch, and on reasonable ICIIIIO. Personal WWll lion will In all race. he given. lie furnishes, and plant. out if required, all Lit.'s of Pi ur.ery stock, VIA: Sliatle, and Ornamental Trees, Flowering. Shrubs. ikc. too° orate choicest constant blooming Rents, of the 3110 , 1, hardy kind.. for sale; a Iso. Grape Vines. of the most upploved sorts, lie IlivneS a call to hi. green house where n choice Se :COMM 01 Vrell•erOWll tlOO erring Phtut• may be Well and purchased, of JOSEPIi VEWDALL. Gardener and Florist, Cherry street, Columbia, Pa. April 25, PEOPLE'S IVEARBLII WARD. QllOl l in North Queen street, half square south of the Railroad, and flrd door north of MU:rattles While II ore Hotel. [muenster city. LEWIS OA I.Drt Marble Mutton, respectfully in forms the pa that he hits now in hisyard the Jur. . gem and hem assortment of ITALIAN AND A M ER icA rttAmiLE ever offered to the citizens of Lan cahter.and areatert bun ally oiliereotablishment west of Philadelphta. Having made arrangement. in the East to receive marble at reduced prices. he an. 1101/11Cell that he will well much cheaper than any other estublishment in thiscity or county chit do. Ile in prepared to execute in the best my/e, MONV. M ENTS . TOMBS AND GRAVE STONES. MAN. TELS. DOOR AND 'WINDOW SILLS, STEPS, &c., tcr..of every variety and price. His Mediae, for famishing articles in the Marble hile are unsurpassed by any oilier establishment the city. while he fissures all who may favor him with their patronage that has work shall lie executed in the very best style nod on the most reasounlite terms. curriNo in ENGLISH and rltalAN, done at the shortest notice,and on the moat ate ter m•. Ile respectfully invitcsthe publicionalland exam. the his work, being fully satisfied to rest Isis claim io public patronage upon its merits. Thankful for the many favors bestowed noon him, Wilms* bystrictiitterinoitto busistesstoracritostrire csive a share of the public patronage. Lanen•ter, April 26,1553. ILENCOVAIXt. Shaving and 'lair -Dressing Saloon. THE undersigned having removed to Hamil -10,0. Row, opposite the Washington Hotel, In vites attention to ills Saloon, where all persona can receive •Cl A: Argil Mawr /mays, and have their hair cut and dressed in the 1104 t fusloonahle and ex quisite manner. There is something soothing In • good slave: are disposed to doubti t, let thaw try me, and I will (ally demonstrate the fact. WILL/lAA CIAZGETT. LEIbICEI roz sraism. TIM subscriber takes this method to Inform _a. the public, that he is prepared to furnish the BEST QUALITY OF LIME, in 9unistirs torah purcti, t the sliortesi notice Thor Lime is particularly adopted for plavrering and whitoiamoking. It will be delivered if dr-ired. JOHN ELWIN. Feb/WI Ty Wriehlvvi Ile. Verl county. 'PIANOS AND lIIELODEONS. 7 H. SUEPARD, agent for th e sale of Pianos Z. fr.m the twin VIII iudeipliia., New Vault and boa. tau hlunufaelotera, will twice! And delayer those of the Grin quality, at /eau 'hake+ I I priresi also- Aldo deouti of thr moot per Get tone and (insult- of ever) variety of site and style. booms in Loeutt street, first door above the hook. Columbia. April lA. 1057-if THORN'S Eatirset ofCopgib■ ■ud Sarroparithlt, for sale at Use GOIJMU Mortar llnr, atom. .11kreli COBILBIISSION BUSINESS. pm subscriber has made arrangements and iw now prepared to receive ou comusisston, ut his wharf. ;$ North side of Walnut Aired, Colurnbin, Pa., - COAL. "LIMIBER;•WOOVOR TIES, He will be happy to receive commissions for baying or selling the above articles to any amount. From his experience in the Lumber Ba.unew he believes that he will be able to render satisfaction. Strict at tention will be given to all business entrusted to his Care. AMOS S. GREEN. Columbia, March:l7,MS. WASHINGTON INSTITUTE. 2'LrX1:214113. A T a meeting of the school board of the Washington CI Institute, the followingwere agreed upon as the terms of tuition, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE: For Primary• English branches, 54.00 fp, each quarter of 11 weeks. Higher English branches, 50 00 per quarter. Latin and Greek, 58.00 per quarter. A discount of $l.OO on each of the above branches will be made to'cidzeus of Old eolumbits. J. W. FiSflEß,Secretary. Columbia. Dec. 5, 1857-Lf EANSAS. T ECOIIPTON AND ANTI-LECOMPTO appears IA to be the exciting topic ofthe day--but the '•sober second thought of the people' is unanimous in favor of the People's Cash Store, Columbia, for buying GOOD AND CHEAP GOODS, Our Stock is lurge.and arsoriment good, and no diffi culty iu being tuned. 'We offer another lot of those cheap Debeges at 8 cm. per yard; good Detainee, at 6, 8 and 10 cent.; the best assortment and cheapest Ilfudms, Dish Linen., and Li ten Shirt Fronts; and the greatest variety la styles mid quality of Fat; Col ored Calmoer, with _a full stock of bleached and un bleached Altwiiiir.Sheeting%, Tickisige, Checks. Ging. bum, Linen and Cotton Table Clothe,Table Diapers, Toweling., Napkins, due. Anything and everything for Bousekeepiag,you can find, at FONDERSM ITN'S, March 13, 1953. Adjoining Columbia Bunk. C. SE.UIZIIVInS VITENSIVE CABINET lITABE-ROOMS AND -ILI MANUFACTORY, Loco st sweet, Columbia, Ra. The subscriber would cull the attention of the cit izens of Columbia and vicinity, to his large and se lees ussortment of Caltinet•Ware, comprising tome of the finest Dressing Bureaus, Sofas, French Red. strads,Jenny Lhtde, &e., ever offered for mile in this place. He continues to manfuclure Furniture of every description, and is confident that he can give sutisfitetiots. . . COFFINS made and Funerals attended to either in town or country, on the shortest notice. CASPAR SEIDERT. Coimnbia, June 0,1857 JUST RECEIVED, AT the Golden Mortar Drug Store, an extra quality of Lyolila Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy. Also, purr Pearl rztarch, Ili-Carbonate ofSoda, Olive oil for table uae, Coat'' , Sparkling Gelantine. Heck er.o Farina. Owego Cora Starch, Cream of Tartar. All I:incisor Snicec Carden, Hemp and Canary Seed. Mareh 27 ,1e.19. To Lumbermen ti. manufacturers! Il VEY'S PATENT SHINGLE DI.A.GHINE. rrillE subscriber having perfected the n hove machine, offers to anti Stole, County and Shop Rictus ou reasonable terms. The machine saws and planes Shingles to any width or thickness, mid produces u very uniform and clean article • which bus given perfect satisfaction wherever tried. One of the machine. and specimens of its work can be seen nt the Susquelininiu Planing Mill, Columbia, Pu. For further information, address.vrm. Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa. . _ 3r The construction of the saw nod frame, admits of Ilea, separate front the planer, in sawing all kiwis of straight and bevelled work, such as Flooring, Clraphonyding. &c. Columbia, May 23,1957. TUB COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Second St., below Union, Columbia, Pa., rprepared to execute all orders for STEAM EN. CIN ES, BOILERS. strAvriric, PULLEYS, PUMPS, MACHINERY FOR BLAST FURNACES. ROLLING MILLS, SAW AND FLOUR MILLS, and every variety of Machinery, to the most thorough and improved manner. Iron and Brass Castings, of every description, made to order. Repairing promptly at. tended to. Cluth paid tor Old Iron. and other metal. Order. by mail should lie addre.aed to ..Columbia htuaufacturnm Company, Columbia, Pu." N. BECIII,AIt, Z. SUPPLEE, }Superintendeals. T. It. 81/I'I.I.EE, Columbia, Oct. di, 1b3741" NEW GOODS. WE have opened this week, one east new style Merrimack and Cochlea Calicoes, beauti ful goods said reliable colors, at 121. cents.:sy pieces new styles and rood goods. ut O. 8 and 10 cent•. SHIRTING AND SHEETING MUSLINS. The beet bleached and unbleached muslin selling at 6, 8. 10 and '5l cents, 4, 5.0 and 101. bleached and un bleached Sheraings, at all prices Call at 11. C. FONDER: 4 IIIITH. People's Cush Store, Columbia. Feb. G, less Just Received and For Sale, 17171101.ESALE mid Retail, n hue lot of ESSIWU Se y Y guru, suet. as Cabounas, Coufienza. Empourine, Ylsmero, Diann, Higueru, Principe, Compromise, Ambrosia. l issouri, Jenny Lind. Messenger°, lA:mares Ad:dom. At D. HERR'S Grocery and I.iquor Stare, Extension of the Washington House, NValnut st. Columbia, December itti, 18J7. COACH and CARRIAGE MAKING. TIIIS busincrot will be carried on ns heietorore, by the underriuned, in nil its various branches. at the old stand. in Second street, nearly opposite the Lu theran Church. Coaches, Carriages, Buggies. Sulkeys, &c., will be made and repaired. in the more eati•(netory manner. at short notice, turd on line most reasonable ternw. By doing good WOI 4 and attending to butrinetre, he )iopeo to merit and ref, jive the public pntronnFe. SAMUEL CA Columbia, Ca 1.111,158 PROUTY'S Subsoil, Prouty's Double Mai-- gun :44d nod Sulit.oil. mid Prouty'. Centre Drat Thee Plows are con.tructed 011 WICIIIIIII.I I , IIIICIOIEN, 1,0 as to tout and pulverize the ground a t one operation. It took the fins premium at the World'. Fair, London, against all competition. All the different *ire,. at Whole/mi.' and Retell. PANCHALL, MORRIS C 0.,& N. E. Cor. Ith and Market. atreetn, Philadelphia. February 'JO, 81100118,--100 Doz. Brooms, al Wholesale or Retail ,at H. ?FAMED'S, Der. 19. W. Loeuel .Sfeel. JAMES PARK, M"" 117 WE la niZ .A. MC = 3Eit. , AI ARIEIVA, PA., HAS resumed the above badness at the old stand. ncnrly opposate Obe:'ln's Coach Fac— tory, whece he will be pleased To meet the public and turn out fined work as CUill10; fail to give cense sat isfaction. December 6,1656. Wheatley's Arch Street Theatre A BCH Street above Sixth. Philadelphia. The Star LI Company, composed of the first Arritt es lit the world, and exceeding in strength and Talent arty Dramatic Combination heretofore offered to the The atrical Public, will appear eysry night in Comedy, Tragedy. Serio-Comic Drams, Vaudevilles, Musical Duriettes,lec., Am Wheat visiting the city, go there. October In. left 7. PERPUbMILICIr: JEST Received, at the Family Medicine Store, the Inrgest and fineAt attopiment of Perfumery ewer diiiployell in Colunthin, which will be sold ot PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES The following list comprises part of Our 11.ortment: EXTRACTS FOR THE 11ANDKRRCIIIEF.— Frangipanni, (everlasting perfume.) Musk Rose, Up per Ten. Prairie Flowers, Sweet Shrills, Verbena, Violet. New Mown My, Jockey Club, Sweet Pea, Mtlle•Rear, Geranium Rose, Musk, Magnolia, Hello trope, Jarimi ne, Rose. Poncitte. Nymph, Honey, and a variety of other SOAPS, Pouraturns, Au. AIcCORKLE & DELLF.T7, Jan. 23, tt359. Odd Fellows' Hall. COLUDIDIA MARBLE YARD, Corner of Third and Walnut Streets. T HE undersigned invites the attention of (do Borough of Columbia •nd vicinity to hi e myrola Yard, where he is prepared to execute in superior myle all description of Work in Marble, Grunite, Sand•tone, e a. Monuments, Tombstones,Mantels, Steps, Door and Window Sills, and Ornamentut Work of every kind. Ilk work will compare with any other executeJ in the county, and he feels aalti4ed that he can give satieGtetion to mar tOnllsra. both in quality and price. tie will furnish his work on more reasonable terms than can be obtained elsewhere. Feb. ilfk Ing 4 Y D. KNOX. Stover! Stoves! TUB subscriber keeps np his extensive assortment o COOK AND PARWK JTOVF4 of all khf4• 'ali of every pattern andslze. Ile sells at reasoisable prices and asks the public to examine and iry Die rtoek. //MAY PFA /ILEA, Locust street, eppCkfite the Fraukll4 Llouse. Columbia, July It, lasi. PEOPLE'S BOOK STORE. THE OLDEST STAND. NEWEST STOCK anteNcata. w. Y. WZBTHAIIIMR. WIVING just received their Fall Stock of Books, Stationery, &e., We now prepared to bold out inducements to the pr.blic, such as have never been offered in the history of Lancaster Book Stores, The liberal encouragement extended by the public, since we ore is business, has spurred us to renewed energy. To sell books us low us the lowest, and as good as the best, is now our aim. In consequence of the stringency in the hloney market, and the extra ordinary low prices at which Books, Stationery, &c., sold at the lute Trade Sales iii Philadelphia and NeW York,yeaclters of Public Schools will find it greatly to their advantage to call ou us before selecting their books, &c. We would here distinctly say that we employ no Country Agents, preferring to remain it home, and giving the putchaner the benefit of any expense which would thereby occur by selliug our Books, fix., at a lower figure. We have all the school books now in use in the County of Lancaster, all of which, we ore prepared to sell wholesale or retell, making the most liberal deduction to teachers. Our Stock of llliscellaneous Books, is unusually large this season, and much lower in price than here tofore. The Rea ding Public will please bear this fact in mind, when they select thou books for the wittier. We havealso all the best MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS of the country, both English and German, which will be mailed toall parts of the United Siidea. Lit our stock of Foolscap, Letter, Note, and all other papers, we defy competition, as we pay pa rtie ulur attention to this branch of the business. We have the most varied assortment of Gold Pens for Ladies and Gentlemen, and take great pleasure in making the public acquainted with Our Own Pen, the "Seributus," and only ask an impartial trial of it, by those who can judge or the qualities of an "A No 1, Commercial Pen," feeling assured that it is just the thing that has been wanted to make writing n plea sant task OUR STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, such as Port-mormaies, Purses., Curd Cases, &e., &c.. is lid usual. rich and extensive, and we invite the especial attention of the ladies to the same. We have also a very line stock of Albums, Portfolios, Writing Desks, &c. We keep constantly on hand a great va riety of Moulding for Pictme Frames, and are pre pared to frame pictures of any size, at the shortest notice and u very low price. Our receipts of goods by Express are almost daily, no that we are enabled to supply anything not on hand, when ordered, in u most tueredtbly short time. In conclusion, we ear nestly solic.t u coati/townie of public patronage, with the abBU ranee twit no effort will be Wanting on our part. to give general satisfaction. and preserve for our extublishineist the name of the "People's Rook Store," 33 IsTorth Queen Street, Lancaster. SPRENGER & WESTHAEFFER, October 24,1857. Proprietors. CUEOPLASTIC PROCESS Of Mounting Artificial Teeth. PATENTED by Dr. Bloody, formerly Profes sor in the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, is certainly one of the greatest discoveries of the present age, and destined to work a groat change in mechanical dentistry. The undersigned having used the Cleoplastlc Pro cess in more than forty eases, with perfect success, not one having failed to give entire satisfaction, It being preferred to gpld plate by all who have tried both, feels no hesitation in TCCOITIMCIItiIIIg it as supe rior to any other method of mounting artificial teeth heretofore Anown. The same accuracy in fitting, per fect cleanliness, beauty and durability, C 3111110% be ob tained by any other process. Partial sets can lie inserted with perfect success, without the use of clasps which are so destructive to toe natural organs, and ought to be discontinued by every operator regarding the good of his patients. Professor Thomas Bolid,of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, after using and testing the plastic Process" for himself, m a letter to Dr. Bluntly. says, "My opinion 14, that your patent in the Windsor skillful operators, must supersede all others now in use, for it hue a.ivaiitages over all of them, but none has any advantages over it." The public are respectfully invited to call at the office of the undersigned, who alone is authorized to practice the Cheoploetic Process in Lancaster city, and to dispose of office rights in the countma of Lan caster, Chester, Berks. Dauphin and York. JOHN WA YL.I N, D. D. S. Gin North Queen street, Lancaster, ' Pa Nov. 21, 211XEDICZNES. WOOD'S Hair Restorative. Butner's 'Vegetable Panacea. Helmbold's Buchu and Sarsaparilla. Costar's Rat and Roach Exterminator. Kennedy's Medical Discovery. Bach's American Compound. Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills. Holloway's Pills, Ointment and Worm Confections.! Ayer's Pills and Cherry Pectoral. Tobias' Vettitian Liniment. Balm of a Thousand Flowers. Hobeiumek's Syrup and Pills. Terrel's Healing Ointment. Essence of Jamaica Binger. Bachelor's Hair Dye. (black and brown.) Brenig and Fronfield's Cattle Powder. Stamen's Superior Horse Powder. Wrig,ist's Indium Vegetable Pills. Dr. James' Extract of Cannabis,Pills and Ointmeut Buchanan's Ague Mixture. lloofland's Bitters. John Bull's Sarsaparilla. Sanford's Invigorator. Jayne'. Hair Dye. Hum's i.lni meat. Wistar's Cough Syrup. Lyon's Katharion. Houck'. Panacea. Barry's 'Pricoplierous. Cod I.iver Oil. Sime's Syrup of Tar. Brandreth's Pills. Rudway's R. R. It. Fitch's Medicines. Russia Salve. Dr. Jaynes Medicines. A. 11. Bull's Sarsaparilla. Louden do Co's Medicines. 131111ThEin • - - DR. E. E. HERB'S GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE, From Street. Columbia, Pa. Columbia , 0et.2.1 1957. JOHN W. SHUMAN'S BOOT AND SUOB STORE, FRONd T , ATRIET, Co lumbia, u wzs et o fu u ll iza l it , , lo a r : e tt t e h a el o u v b e: lie that bell al ways place, a large and splendid assortmeut of Boots and Shoe•. comprising, FRENCH CALF-SKIN, MEN'S MOROCCO, KIP & OTHER BOOTS & SHOES, to which he would invite attention. Haying made his selections in this branch of the business with care, and from the largest wholesale houses in the city of Philadelphia, he feels confident mat all who wool g oo d arti c l es will call and examine his stock. lie has also n litres and henutifal assortment of FINE SHOES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, consisting of Patent Foxed Gai ters, French Morocco tlu.kins, Enamelled Spring Mel Parodies, Italian Cloth Gaiters, MaJraa Kid Ties and in fact till the latest styles now in use. " Al-c nti kinds of Ohys', Youths. , end Misses' Snots and Shoes of every site and de.eription, and a fine wisortment of Men's Gaiters, bueli as Palma Wove Tops, Cloth, Calf-skin, .be., Le., in greet variety. The subscriber hopes by strict attention to buo'ness, to merit a conthiannee of public patronage. T 1.,. pub lic are invited to call hncl examine the good J. W. SI °NAN. Colutaltia,May, 1•957. 731JILMIING- SLATE. TILE subscriber has just received a large lel of York County ROOFING ti1..V1%, of the beet quality, which he will put on by the Btiuure,or sell by Ton, on site most reasonable terms. The beet of workmen employed, nod all jobs worrente .1. W. COTTRE d. LL. Colombia, N0v.21. 1557.6 m BUILDING DILATE. RR m.bogribeg bew jut receiveda large lot of T PEAC:I urrrroNt AN I) YORK onuNry BUILDING SLATE, which lie will paten by the square, or cell by the ton, on the meet reasonable terms. lie has also con• stantly on hand an extra light Peach Bottom Building Slate, intended for slating on top of shingles. Plettee call and exatnine my Peach (lotions elate, which are the beet in the market, and cannot be had at any ether yard, as I have made arrangements with IL & F. Jones, for the Lancaster Market. The above slate can be had ut F. B. Illetz's Lumber Yard, and will also be delivered to Marietta. Bal. D. SPRECHER. North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. This is to certify that we do not sell our best quality Peach Bottom Gauged Slate to any other person in Lancaster city, titan the above nnmed. R. & F. JONES, filanufnetorer, of Bottom Roofing Slate. October 18574 Y SVE.ELOrZIR'S Splendid Jewelry! Elegant Watches! Mich Silverware! &c. TRH subscriber bas just opened a new stock, fresh from the city, of .-• GOLD LEVER WATCHES, Dopler, Lepines & Quartiers, II of which he Will sell on tie most reasonable terms. AIN.. en entire new mock of CAMEO and MOSAIC BREASTPINS, Ear-Rings, dm., of the latest styles. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! of every description; together with a tbonsand and one other articles, P. SHREINER. Watch and -Tnedry Store, PrvontStroot, Columbia. April IS, 1857-if 31..E0717117.6T155Z CURZCD. 1 - )It. BARBER'S celebrated remedy is war- ranted to cure this loathsome disease. All who are afflicted with chronic complaint arc invited to call at the Drug Store of H. F. Green, Front street, above Walnut, and procure a bottle. f]:7lllr. Green is sole agent for this medicine in Lan taster county. (Feb. 6, l&ifit.tf DR. E. B. HERB'S B.EBTOITATOR, `Olt rrinotiag gnaw., lar, paint, oil or vu j: ni.b from silk% sauna cloth s. est rpel., die -of ev ery Allae and t4/06 Witla;Mit thiadUr the most den" ca to fabric. Prepared only at• • Da. F. B. MEWL'S golden Mortar Drug Store, Columbia, Pa. Nov. 4, Lflr.7. • - Patent Steam Wash Bolters. THESE well known Dollere nee kept conetantly on band at HENRY PrA ULM'S, Lemuel event. opposite the Franklin Upon. Columbia, July 0,1%7, New Grocery, Wine >3< Liquor Store. THE subscriber has opened at his old stand, corner of Firth and Union street,. a complete aerortment of all kinds of GROCERIES; where ha will always be prepared to rapply, on the moet rem oonsible terms, any demand for article's in bin line of bosinere. He keeps also, a variety of WINES AND LI. QUORS of all kinds; and will sell in any quantity not less than one gallon. He respectfully requests the public to call and make a trial of Ins stock. GEORGE TILLE. N. B.—Country Produre always on hand. A por tion of the old Stock of Dry Goods, not yet disposed of, will be sold at lOper cent. below cost. Columbia, May 16, ItEd7. WINES, LIQUORS, Etc. TIIB siatntribtr has opened tind, keeps constantly on' hand, a large and come pieta assortment of WINES. BRANDIES. WHISKIES, and all other kinds of. liquom, at his store, in Weans street, in the extrusion of the Washing-ton House. 'Ale will Hell, in any quantities not lestrthan one gallon,. olseept for sickness upon a ph yeiehauisoentificate ) either Wholesale or Retail. Persons desi ri ng a good a nd purer ankle, are invited to call and examine the stood. DANTRL HERS." r4lik,' A - - ID - Attention is called loan assottment of choice its.- ported preserved Fruits in glass jars. Thep are pre served whole, said retain entirely their oriental , Byrom. The varieties are, green Gages,. Gooseberries, Illtustr„- /gorilla Cherries, Red Currants, Raspberries. A supply of Sardines, Table Oil, Bay Water, Londinp Brown Stout. and Scotch Ale always on hani. Columbia, May 9,1837.1. Ladies' & Gentlemen?S• Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon. MRS. REITER Worms , her friends and the puolac generally. that in connection with hew (heretofore well patronized) Ice Cream Saloon, else hue commenced keeping a refectory where OYSTERS AND. ALL Itreras. OF marzumommusrrs may be obtained In the best style, and at the shortest' notice. As her accommodations arc very superior, she con4dently relies upon a liberal share of public patronage. Every effort will be. made to afford her guests satisfaction, Mal - REITER'S RESTAURANT' AND SALOON, From. between Locust and Unionstreets, Columbia. Nov. I, 1856-V. LOCAL ZILEIGHT NOTICE. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANI ARE now prepared to receive and forward FREIL HP between Philadelphia, Lancaster and Columbia, at the following rates per hundred poundin BETWEEN PHILA. AND COLIIMBIAi. First Class. Second Class. Third Class. 'Fourth Class. 25 cents. 21 cents. 18 cents. 16 cents. Flour. 22 cents per barn a. Pig Metal, 10 cents per 100 pounds BETWEEN PHILA. AND LANCASTER. First Class. Second Class. Third Class. Fourth Class. 23 cents. 20 cents. 17 cents. 15 cents. Flour, 30 cents per barrel. Pig /lend, 10 cents per 100 pounds. Articles of Ist Class. Books, Fresh Fish, Boots and Shoes. Nuts in bags, Cedar and Wooden Ware, Porter & Ale in bottles, Dry Goods, Poultry in coops, Eggs, Pork, (fresh,) Furniture, Poultry, (dressed,) Feathers, Wrapping Paper, Articles of 2il Class. Apples, Molasses, Cheese, Melons, Clever and Grass Seed, Oil in casks or barrels, Crockery, Paper in boxes, Candles, Pasteboard, Casks or Barrels, (empty,) Peachesddried,) Groceries, Pnnting Paper, Guns and Rifles, Paper Hangings, Herring in boxes and kegs, Queensware, Hardware, Sweet Potatoes, Hops, Tobacco in bales, Iron, (hoop, band or sheet,) Tea, Leather, Type, Liquor in wood, Tallow. Marble Slabs & Marble Turpentine, (spts.,) Monuments, Varnish. Articles of 3d Class. Alcohol, Potatoes, Correa, Turnips, ',ides, (green,) Vinegar, Lard, White Lead, Oysters k Clams. (in shell,) Window Glum Tobacco, (suanti(uctured,) Articles of 4th Class. Rosin, Salt, Tobacco, (lea(,) 'lhn, Tar. Whiskey'. Codfish, Cotton, Fish, salted, (train of all lands, Nails and Spikes, !'itch, Piaster, iri" — kor further information, apply to E..). SNEERER, Freight Agent, Phila. E. IC. 110 ICE, Freight Agent, Columbia.W. U. MYER& Freight Agent, Lai:muter, Columbia, August 6,1857-1 y TOE LARGEST Chair and Furniture Establishment IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. MITUIDT'S Say Street Warman, Nos. 26 ,LVJL and 17 North Gay street, near Fayette, Balti more: where is kept always on Maid, or made to or de r. every style of French TETE-A-TETES, in Plash. Hair, Cloth or Broeutelle. French Fall Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs. in Plush. Hair, Cloth or Broca tette. - . French Full Stud Carved Parlor Chain, is sets, with Plush, Hutt, Cloth or Broratella. SOFAS; • Half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor Chairs, in Heir, Ciotti or Plush. .., Rocking Chairs—various designs, in hair, CIoIL . and Plush.• • Slur Spring Loangea—.a large assortment always, on hand, or any pattern made or covered wish au, Sooda to order. CHAMBER SUITS, In Mahogany or Walnut, complete, from $W up. CHOC Chaim and Rocking do.—tlic largest assort ment ready mode in any ono house in the United States—from at? a dozen op. Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Wel- Mil or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stared Seam —nn assortment embracing over 50 dozen. Wood seat Chairs and Settees and Rocking Chairs —over 100 dozen. Gilt and Plain Frame Looking Clams, of ovary variety. All kinds of ElaJa, Hair and Mark Maltrasuell. A. MATH lOT, No,. 25 and 27 N. Gay at., near Fayette vt.,lSult. June 27,1857-1 y ratuvums, A.TTENTIOIIII aROWERS of Grass and Tobacco, use 14- lulu's Super Phosphate of Lime. SJ,SO per bid., or 440 per ma. GROWERS OF CORN AND POTATOES, Use Leineu's American Fertilizer, 53,50 per bbl-, or 53.3 per ton. There has been received three diplomas' from Pennsylvania. Newirosrk end Nem Jersey Stater Agricultural Societies, and Crystal Palace Assoc's turn for the above Fertilizers, Which hays been la successful use for the past five years. Orders enclo sing the cash, or drafts, mailed and registered, will be promptly attended to by G. A. LEINAU, Proprietor, N 0.19 South Frost st., May 31, 1836-tf Farmers Union Insurance Company, LOCATED at Athens, Bradford county, Pa. (CASH CAPITA L 111200,000, SAFELY IN YMIT EDI makes lusuranees on property, at reasenablo rums. GEORGE WILFORD. Agent, Columbia, Ps, REFERENCES: Hon. E. HENRICK. Athens, Pa., " DAVID WILMOT, Towanda. Pa., WA. JESSUP, Montrose. Pa., " O. MALLORY, Philadelphia, Pa. Columbia,Jane 6,1857-1 y Manufacturer's Insurance Company. PerpOnal. Granted by the State of Pennsylvania. Capital, 11500,000. Fire, Ma. rine and Inland Tmnsportauon. Aaron S. Lippincott. President. Wm. A. Rhodes, Vice President. Mind Weeks, Secretary. DIRECTORS —Aaron S. Lippincott, Writ. A. Rhodes, Wm. D. Thomas, William Neal, Charles Wise,Alfred Weisks,.l. Rinaldo Sank, John P. Simons, Charles J. Field, James P. Smyth. Office. No. 10 Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia. THOMAS WELSH, Agent, Columbia, Pa, April It, 1857.1 y TAUE undersigned hare been _i_tipoiated weenie for the tale orCook teen G utir A res. i PENS, warranted not to corrode; la elaalicity they ahnobt equal the quill. . . SAYLOR & McDONAL.A. 'Columbia 1an.17,1657. Commonwealth Insurance' Co., TTNION BUILDINGS, Third. street, larriabero, Pa. CHARTERED CAPITAL, $200,000. Insure Buildings and other Propeny against lows or damage by fire. Also. against peril, of Oct Sea, In land Navigation and Transportation. DIRECTORS:—Simon Camerae, Geo.' I 1 1: William Dock, Eli Minn, James Fox. Geo. Server. Benjamin Parke. Wm. U. Kepner, A.B. Warlord. W. P. Murray, P. E. Boas, John B...filestybill. Watt. F. Packer. OFFICERS:--SIMON CAMERON, Presidiot, BENJ. PARKE, Vice President. S. S. CASEIEIIs Secretary. H. li. FRY, Agent,Colenobla,Ta: • August 23,1836. Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds: JIIST received at the Family eledaeine Fellows' Ball, a large lot of Superior Gardens need,, among which We bave a fun tuwerizient of all the early iced', which we warrant fresh and 'venue. hicCOAKLE&DELLETT. N. o.—Also, to be bad at lieurY Seldant's and T. J./Cue-Ws.
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