00XCS,
MitlErßT
ray, Yuang &
t i l r :t 7 .l ' :zi lt i) ° F i gil e t:l; Poets,
t ltmi.b Ft mule Poet,
Just revised al Afar
ShAdkPpeare'- Work,
Boordnool and Fleo.l.,cf-
Worko,
Tupper'. %York - •.
o.stait's Poem'..
monicornery' , Poem•.
Poctical Work.,
eralol Hriti•h
Mood'. Poetos.
Word worth'. Poem.,
ITttomp , ote.
Pol lock's Pour.. of
Mrs. Norio aia
Brylual's Poem.,
t.nngirllow'• Poem!,
Lowell' , Poem.,
.axe's Poem.,
Whittier'. Poems,
Holuir,' Poem,.
Ben Joniton'a Work.,
41111010. Poetical Work.
byroe'. Poetical ‘Vorlis, ' l
Scott'. Poellea/ Rork..
Moore'. Poetical Work.,
Portient Work':
Pope. Porucal Work.,
Cowper'. Poetical tiV0r1.,..1
It/Tern'. Poetical Woike,
usalCartiptielf:Po
elioul Works.
I.loalttnitll'a Poetical
Work.,
Coleri and Shell j
Poe:teal Works.
211 rsi Heatou'o Poetical
Itayard Taylor's Poem.,
Tennyson'. Poem.,
'Mrs. Browning'. Poem:,
Alexander Poetus.
Robert brow 1111 l g's
Bailey's Fe-tus.
Kdagsley's Poem.,
!tailed , by Thaekeray,
T. Buell:walnut head's
Posies,
Workft,
Dietionary of Portieal
Quotation-. NI ot liturtatt-.
Dictionary of Stored Quo.
tattoo., Weld.
Wat-ou'a Poetical Quota.'
nuns,
great Trutbs by Great
Author.,
Nbllmatel and
Ho.mer. POCIICIII Work.,
Angel 111 I lie linUce. ••Ite
troll. I"; Ind ..E.p0u.8.1„"
Kent's Poetical Work,
*belly' , Complete Poet!
en! Works
Youe , e, Night Thoughtt..
tiro) . .
Elegy utol other
ro , tnr.
Koh e r Poem's.
Chaucer's Poeuoai %Yorks
Buller's liudiUras,
Dauto's Poems,
Taw's Poem'•.
lierbert'A Pommel Work+. Hloomfiehrs Poems,
lEirk Winte'a rUCIAC.I flogO. poem.,
Works, C.Fonto lotrenan'i Poem.
Spencer's Fairy Queen, Milled. of the American
Suthey's POII:11:4i Work Revolution.
Lockhart'. epatubli Mal the Pit.rion
lads,
Any of the übove Poet t eal %Vorks may be had at
unatuoaDy rated at the elte,, T , hook-rare of
Al UR RAY. YOUNC; Jr. CQ,
North ,treet, Latnca.ter, Pa.
April 17, IESS.
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GIFT ROOK ENTERPRISE,
930 Cheidaut sheet. Philadelphia
TEE unparalleled success which has at
tended the •üb•cnler w ltif , distribution of Gin+
to lba Atilhoo. ifidneed ban to matte lurge and
valuable addition; to Ina tbraier exit:N.l,m •tuck of
stew and popular boot,. lit , new. complete and
clae•ited catalogue of book, ellabilleing Jill the de•
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the country.
All book oubinlmr•' lowest price., liftd all
the new publiettlion4 of the day added a•
115110 worth 01 <•rll4 w till runt 51 Gull worth of bonk
•old, °taunt : lv:hit:hate dtttly dtAithoted. the iollownig.
\,•tie tit k HIM
Gold Framing Lever Watches, Sin On to 100.00
••
•• Anchor 35 00 10 5000
Silver Lever and Lepine Watches, 12011 to 2.5.00
rurlor • I•tme.l•tree., 5 0(1 to 15.00
Vest and Pols Clllllll., 10110 10 25,00
Lathe. Guard and Chattela me do, 1000 to 2500
" Silk Urn., Pattern., 12110 to 20 (10
•• Gold Braceit.a., 5.00 to 1.5.1 , 0
•• Cameo Set., 10.1111 10 15,00
Mosaic Set. 12.00 to 20 00
" Flureautte alai., 10.00 to 15,00
Gold l'Oeteil. and Pens, 1.50 to 10.0
• Alintatare Locket., 2.51110 10.011
Gents' Gold Penn Willi c.t...... 2.00 to 1 0110
Gent.' Butunn NI utl. a.. Sleeve Milano, 2,00 to 500
Gullies Brea-1 Pm., 1.50 to 7,50
•' Ear king-, 2011 to 7.50
and Gent.' Gold Rings, 1.00 to 5.1+0
Gent.' tio.orn l'B 11S. 100 10 3.80
Ladles Pearl Curd C11.P.,. 2,50 to 500
Portemontutten, Pocket Knives, ke 1.10 to .5 00
Article. of Gold Jewelry, and (110 Gook.,
notenuineraieu 111 the iltlOVc.WOr:li from 2.5 to :15 00
Otte of the above. awned pit, pres e m e d to rnrb
purclia..ar via book at the nine 01 ...le, alibougb all
books are sold at puhl,lier,` lowest prices. The
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out chargra t by culling or eroding your Addrels.
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of such concerns, ghat they coneeial their real mime
irom the public, and are advertising their Inpiine.i,
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valculmed to firing the butiiiittt estublithed I.y him
.. 11 Into disrepute. He ask, of the public a correct
tudgment in regard to hie Bin Book Enterpri,e, for
ee honor, integrity. nod NUCCGOA, of winch Ile refers
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April 170855.
SPRING EassioNs.
‘5lAt the Fashionable glir
111.A.T EMPORIUM.
MIR subscriber respectfully informs the
public. that Sc bus just returned from the city,
%.Ith a well sommed, nod eri rel y new stock of
NIATS AND CAPS,
of every description, %chieh lie now offers. at his new
Vroist eireet. siljoining the Washington House,
s, lowest Cat , il
lull and exentine In•fore purchasing
educh le enttiely new, arid of ilia late• t styles.
JA.sll.lti D. GRIFIITII.
i.o, a first-rnip aqxnrment of neweet style chil
d. Ls' Fai, Y fluff nod Cup,.
oilentinn given to ordered hats.
diumbia, April 3, th3B.
MICIFIT'S Subsoil, Prouty's Double Midi-
Sod aod Solsont. n lot I . routyti• Centre Drat
These Plow. sue son.trurted
an to turn and polveri/e
ground at one ope Talmo. it look their.? premium
World'. Fair, Lomintloignrl4 ull competition.
I llc different we, at Wholesnle and Retail
PASCHALL., MORRIS ts CO.,
V. E. Car 7th and Mart. et streets, Philadelphia.
I .•hrttary tend.
XELTAIIIKEILTISM COILED.
BARBER'S celebrated remedy is war-
ranted to cure tilki'loath.otne (11,1tke . All who
o •• ad.:toted w,rh citron:'. compititut ore invited to call
v. I so Drug Store of 11. P. rraot Street. above
s' boat and procure a bottle
l:Mr. Green as sole agent fur tliut ntrtltc toe is: 1.00-
, county.
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CARPETS.
ELDRIDGE'S CHEAP STORE.
TIE subscriber being under very light
has, as is well known, always sold
good. very cheap, but this reason, having availed him.
sell of the reeem great depression an price of material
Be., offer. at lower prices than ever before. n very
large ...ortment of Tapestry, hrwisels, Imperial
Three.rly, Ingrain and Variation Carpets, and Oil
Moths of all widths, to great variety. Also, Canton
and Cocoa Matting. of all kind., with a large stock or
low priced Ingrain Carpets at 25 to 51) eta. per yard,
Stair and Entry Carpets at 50 to 50 eta-also, Sag
Carpets, Cotton and Hemp Carpet., Rugs, Mat. , Stair
Rod.. Bc.. Joe. H. H.ELORIDGE.
No. 43 Strawberry at , one door above Chestnut.
lErStrxwberry is the first street west, of Second
reel, Philadelphia. (March 27. 12t,5.3m
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Tlll3 most valuable Manure now in the
market is Mitchell & Croaselale's Improved Am
moniated
BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
It not only stimulate* the growing crop. but perma
nently enriches the Wild. It its prepared entirely by
ourselves under the dlrectionef one of the first Cheinj
I..ts in the country, and is wurnated pure and uni
form in its composition. It only neetls to be seen by
the: Intelligent Palmer to convince him of its intrinsic
value nos permanent Fertilizer.
For *ale in large or small quantities. by
4:ROA:IDA LE, PEIRCE It CO.,
104 North 'Wharves, one door above Arch street,
Philadelphia. And by moo or the principal dealers
throughout the country- (March ta, 16.58-3 m
Farmers of Pennsylvania Attention.
YOU can supply yourselves with Chemical
Manures, warranted pure, which have been in
successful use in New Jer-ey for the past seven
}ear—they have received the Diplomas of New Jer ,
sot, New York, Deluova re, and Pennsylvania Agri
cultural Societies; and have been used by the Presi
dent of the United Slates, 011 his garden nod on the
puldie grourrus at NVashingtoir, D. C, and by the fol
lowing gentlemen, viz:
Z. Locke. list' A. I'. 'dasher. J. L.Reeves, Clarks-
I.• ro, New Jersey; 2emoor Roberts, Wm. Miller,
Chas York. of Cape I-laud. New Jersey; Thomas
Mulford. rear. Camden, N. J ; Dr. Deren, Dr. K., tr ai r r,
Pre :dr. A tkillmon, rind Levi Johnson. all of
New Jersey—they soy rt.. the cheapest arid most re
liable Marts re now tar use, being permanent arid im
proving he land by enriching Me soil. It is suited
In tire various crops Sou rinse—Corn. Potatoes, 13 ra-s,
Wheat, Oat, &e. Ily eneloslagu cheek. on any New
Jersey or Philadelphia has IC. or reference to any
good house in Plulisdelphiu. or in eV:linage for Pro
duce, at fair Market rates here, your orders will be
filled arid slapped to you. fine of ear-urge expense.
ID -Every article sold by inc 111 Zuunmterd
:super Phosprarie of Lillie, s4tl Ott sr Ton.
110114, Pho.phare 50,00 a tt
Amerwrin Verumeer, 25 00 a tt
A barrel is sufficient for au acre of ground broad
cast.
Pure Bona Oast. (500 barrel.; now ready,) at 163,00
per barrel. or pl.: a tun
Poudreiter, Nu. I, (3(10 barrel.; now ready,) ut 82,
to $1 a barrel.
Land Platter No. 1.-1,000 barrels, ut $ll to 82 a
barrel.
Put A-11.50 barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Cbillan GUANO.
GEO MGR A. LKIN AU, P rap rietor,
No 21 South Front :Street, Phila. city, Pa.
1/7-VPholertle Morters allowed u lil erul di,.count.
Putophleur can be bad on application to my Offrce,
or of my agents.
Alureh IS. 1:1511.11m
STAUFFER & HARLEY.
CHEAP WATCHES Er. JEWELRY.
W iI . ° „ L „ B eIV,I I3 .I " ,TRI A S , II 4
end Jewelry store, No 14,S ( O ld
No . DO ) North Second blrect, corner of Weurry,
Phtlndelphtts.
Gold Lever Watebes,fullJewellcd,lB k. cuse6,o23 00
Gold Lepitte, le caret, 24 00
Silver Lever, full jewelled, 12 00
Silver Lupine. jewels, 000
Superior gauntest, 700
Gold Spectaeleh, 7 00
Fine Silver do., 150
fold Bracelets, 700
Lady'," Gold Pencil•, 1 00
eilver 'Pen Spoon... vet, 1 00
Gold Pent, with Pencil and Silver holder, 1 00
Gold Finger Ringo 371 ctg. to 330; Watch G Inxses t
plant 121 els.. patent le}, Lamm 25; other articles in
proportion. All goods Warr.llll,l to be what they
are cold for. STAUFFER & HARLEY.
_
30-0.. hand name Gold and ziiiilver lwvere and Le
pi., lilt lower than the übove prices.
Philadelphia. Dec...miter 5. I 057.1 y
TILANITZIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
run.a.DELPum.
STATEMENT of the Assets of the Company on
January 1,185'7.
Published in conformity whit the provision of the
sixth seetionof the Act of assenibly,olAprilSth,l642.
MORTGAGES.
Being Oral mortgages oti real estate, in the
City and County of Pinindel phth,except
830,950 in Montgomery, Bucks, Seh ay
kill and AllegLetty counties,Pennsylv
Ant,
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriffs , sales, under'
mortgage claims, viz:
Eight houses and lot, 70 by 150 feet, on I
the South-west corner of Chesnut and
Seventeenth streets,
A house and lot, 27 by 71 feet. on North
side of Spruce street, West of Elev
enth street,
A house and lot, 21.7 by 100 feet. on
West eide of Penn Square, South of
High street,
Too houses and lots, each 1.8 by 80 feet,
on South side of Spruce street, near
Stxteenth street,
Five houees and lots ' each 17.9 by DO
fret, Nos. 150, 161, 1113, lOU and 167
Dilwytt at ,
Three houses and lot. 49 by 54 feet, on
Hato aide of Seventeenth eireet,south
of Pine at,
Hotel and lot,rict by 81 feet,onthe South
east corner of Chegnut nnd bench etc ,
Faye hoar and lot, 42 by 88 reet,on the
North side of George street, West of
Ashton street.
Seven houven and lot, 20 by 117 feet, on
the East side of Bench street, south
0/ Chevout street;
A house and lot, 18 by 30 feet, No. 96
Fitzwater btreet.l4fizt ofSinth street,
A ground rein of firiltbiiiiiumg ous of a lot
13-4 by 40 feet, on North sole of Otter
street, 40 feet West of Leopard street,
LOANS.
Temporary Loans, on Stocks us Collat.
- -
STOCKS.
*mow Alms House Loan,s per cent.
tint. on.)
200 Shares Bank orKentuck, - P.
17 •• Northern Honk ofßentueky,
100 " Union Sauk ofl'Enuessee,
13 " Insurance Company of the
State of Pennsyl vaina.
Quo " Southwark Railroad Co.
37 " Commercial sod Railroad
Rank, Vicksburg,
300 •• Pennsylvania Railroad Co,,
01 " Franklin Fore insurance Co.,
3" Mercantile Library Co,
23 " Union Canal Company,
10 '• Schuylkill Kailronil Co .
Slll 001) North Penn'a Ruilioaa Ltouds,
2:047.47 City Waif:mi..
Note- and Bills receivable,
Ca.dh no bond,
Cash in hands of Agents,
LOSSES BY FIRE
'Mist, Nita during Ike yeur $301,638 84
Lty order of the Board.
CILAIt L. Etz N. WANCKER., Prei.ident.
• .
Altcnt Cibkat.m4 G. Ibuscx tn. Secretary.,
liinkcTox•—Clla.. N. ha Tebtao ‘Vngner,
Samuel Gram, Jacob It. Staub, Cro. W. Richurd,i,
Mordecai D. Lew. 4, David S. brow*, Ifauc Lca, Ed
ward C. Dale, Geo.
THUS. LLOYD, Agent, Columbia.
May 2.18:77
Commonwealth Insurance Co.,
UNION
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $200,000.
Insure Buildings and other Property against !ems or
damoge by fire. Al-o.ttwoot pectin of the Sea, In
tend Nnvntouon end TrenoporGation.
DIRECTOIIB:—Stmen Cameron, Geo. hi. Leeman,
Withosn Dock, Ili Slifer, /AMC,. Fox, Geo. Bergner.
Remain.' Fudge, Wm. 11 Kepner, A. 0. Warlord, W.
F. :Murray, F. K. Boar, John H. Berryhsll. Win. F.
Pucker.
PEN AV.
$3 00
5 00
7 00
S 00
°PPD . :ER-It—SIMON CAMERON, President,
nEsi. PARKE, Vice President. S. S. CARRIER,
Secretors.
11. H. PRY, Agent, Columbia, Pa
AuguAt 23, IMk.
3 00
:11i• •0 • • • c • a]T
West Branch Insurance Company.
Tins Compan y was organized in Jane,
MSS None but the serest business has bee■
done. and the prosperous financial condition of the
Company is evidence et its stanctiag.
sVhote 'amount of Property Insured, 31,187 649 00
Losses Paid. 3,350 00
LEwas TREDENICK. Columbia, Pa., it the nu
thorired agent. and is empowered to make curvet•
and insure property ut the regular rates or the Com.
pony. Pee. S, tr. 57.
For Sale• -Family Coal,
QVCIII as Baltimore Company, Pitodon, Lykente
Saliba ry, Trevortou. and Pine Grove; also,
Sulphur Coat Ail the above Coal is kept wider
cover. clear from dirt, alai is Warranted Good and
clean, or the money will be reloaded. Thane wish
ing Is procure a Good Atticla at the Lowest Bates,
wall please apply to
. P. A TPOLD.
Nos 1.9 and 8 CI. nal Ilak 11 m, Columbia, Pa
Colurnlrs, Neptemlinr Itia7.
x , o 1349..i.E1.
PULL EMILY WRITE WHEAT FLOUR, by
ALA 11,..e butte or in target oluantatra, warranted
stood or 14e money wl It be re•odett
B P, APPOI.D.
riocl, 2 in ad 6, Canal Want..
WASIEINGIVO N NO lISE,
DANIEL HERB, Proprietor.
THE subscriber will, on MONDAY, DECEM
BER 11,1857, resume his position of landlord of his
well and favorably known old stand. the Washing-
ton House, corner of Front and Walnut streets,
COLUMBIA, PA. He offers his lone experience
in business. and the past reputation of his house as a
guarantee for the character of hie future accommo
dations. The establishment is thoroughly furnb.hed
and equipped, and will be molinained a first class
hotel lrt every respect. An efficient corps of good
servants will be in attendance. Re asks the patron
age of his old friends and the public. - DANIEL HERR.
11, - The well known Washington House Restaurant
is enriched to the hotel.
Columbia, December 11, Mi.
NATIONAL IXOTI3/a.
9 1 11 E subscriber having opened his house,
corner of Second and LOCUM streets, Co
Pa., as a hotel, is prepared to accommodate the pun
lie, in good style, and upon reasonable terms. He
bas spared no expense in Suing up hie rooms, and
will give hi. table careful attention, hopingto be able
to satisfy his customers in all respects. His BAR is
furnished with good liquors, and the favorite Rennin
rant, in the basement, will be continued as hereto
fore. always supplied with seasonable delicacies. A
large and commodious STABLE has recently been
erected opposite the house, adjoining the Odd Fellows ,
where a careful Bogle r will be in attendance.
azrA share of public patronage is respectfully so
licited. GERHARD BRANDT.
Columbia, 3une 20,18.17.
To those who want
RATS AND CAPS,
OF the Latest Spring and Summer styles, at
low prices,would sup, got° Hess' Hut undin
Cup Store, and you will he accommodated.
Do you want is Fine Mores Lin Silk Hat? Go
to Ges3' cheap lint mid Cup Store, where you can
get one 20 per eclat. cheaper than any other place
this side the city.
Do you wool the latest style So(t Hat or Cup? Go
to Hess' Hat Munullictory, where you can get them
cheaper than any other place in Columbia.
Do you want a Fancy Hat or Cap fur youth or chil
dren? Go to the Fashuonable Hut Store, where you
have the largest stock to seleet from, and can get
Caps as low us I.Wetity-five cents.
Do you wont to get your Hut dressed up free of
charge? If so, luny them ut Hess' rushionable Hut nod
Cup Store, au Front street, u few doors east of *Mei
tie r's Jewelry Store.
Do you want to encourage Home Industry? If so,
buy your 11,0 s and Caps at bees• Hut Manufactory.
Do you want it hat to feel easy and comfortable?
Go o Hess , Hut Store, where you can get them made
Just to order.
Do you want Summer Huts? Call at the Fashiona
ble Hat Store. and get a fine l'unuma,Mariciubo, Leg
horn, Swi.o, Climidu, Palm, Clop and all oilier hinds.
In n word, if you want a Hut that is not got up by
boys and inexperieneed liattat., expressly for whole
soling, go to fieiw , flat and Cup Store,
N 0.3 Shreiner'. Row. Front street, Colutubia : Pa.
Columbia, April la, 1537.
JELMICOVA.L.
JOO FELIX, has removed his Watch,
Clock and Jewelry I.l4mbli:lnnem to his new
sland on Front street. third door below the American
'louse. lie has on hand a large mock of
WATCHES
iIeatCLOCKS,ANDJEWELRY,
which he is prepared to sell cheaper than they cull
be bought nt soy other es tuhlklonent. Ile is pre.
pared to offer great Iturgulna.and lie re , peetfully
ears the attention of put climbers to his stock, which
embraces
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of every kind; an kinds of CLOCKS, from SLUU up.
wards: he invits.the tmention of lkoutmett to his large
stork of LEVER BOAT CLOCKS; JEWELRY. con
sisting of Eur Rings, Finger Rings Breast Pins. de.
all kinds of Silver Spoons- Plated Soup Ludrds,Taltle
and Tea Spoons. Forks, tee., which are warranted to
wear nearly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver Pen.
ells and Pens,' Gold and Silver spectacles; together
with the greatest variety of FANCY ART/CLES
ever before offered.
CUTLERY.—AIso. a superior assortment of Re
volvers and other l'istols,and ull kinds of Euivt.s,
of the best manufacture.
Strict attention will begiven,us liereinfore.to the
repairing of clocks, watches and jewelry; and all
work will be warranted.
.
A continuance of Harmer patilinnge is reopect
fultyAolictee4. JOHN FHLI V.
eniumbi... Apll. 11,1R57.
THE undersigned has constantly on hand
mid forale.
BultimoreComprinyanithiumond White A.ll, Lump,
Egg. Stove. Runge, and Nut Golil—the Lump to equal
If notsupetior to anyilitug ell the country for smehing
iron;
Red Anil, Lump, Egg, Stove and Nut, of the best
quality, from the Shamokin region;
Shun Mountain Steve, and Trevorton Egg Coal—
an excellent article for domeatie summer lilac;
Pine G rov e Lump, Egg and Stove Coal—a superior
article for domestic and meant purponea;
Plymouth and Pittston White and Bed Ash, Lump
and Egg Size Coal;
Broad - Top nod Allegheny Bitnatinone Coal, of the
beat qualities, for blarksmithing;
The sieve general neaortnneitt of Coal, consumers
and the public are invited to en II and examine. and
hear the prices. I urn prepared to furnish the above
by the Boat, Cur or single Ton. at my Wharf, foot of
Canal Basin. Columbia, Lancaster county, Pa.
Mao, Coal and Iron received and shipped on corn.
mission. J. C. IIEbS.
Columbia, Oct. 10, 11357.
81,519,912.73
REMOVAL OE
JOHN SHENBERGEWS
FURNITURE WARE ROOIYIS.
c " At cost,
:.9%.,:b4.63
TUE undersigned having removed his Fur
allure Ware Booms and Alanufactory. to his new
brick building>, on the >omit side of Loca.t street, be
tween Second and Third streets, respectfully invites
his friends and the public to give him a cull. A large
and •unerior Clock of
CABINET-WAREANDCHAIR-WORK,
el plidesCrlplioll6, will be kept constantly on
hand, which will he sold out the mnst rea
sonable terms. As he manufactures Ins own work
lie is enabled to warrant every article to be
what it is representedoind to beasgoodasitis ehenp.
Hr• stock is very large, and in part embraces Dress
•ing. Plain and Fancy Bureaus; Sideboards, Sofas,
CAN. End. Sofa, Centre, Dresei sig. Dining and Break
fast TABLES, Common. French and other BED
STEADS; Common and Finley CIIA IRS. and SET
TEES oi every atyle. together with u. genaralassort
meni of all kinds of FURNITURE.
Funerdls will he attended with a Splendid Hearse,
on short iiotiee.and all necessary uttentiongiven to
UNDERTAKING:.
S 0,114 lb
He respectfully rolicits a ghat,' of public paaronnee
us well wc 4 ••ontmuenee oftbe custom wail, wbieb lie
bus been liberally favored.
Columbia, .b n'
rantacirriss, nizancntams.
WtOD'S flair Restorative.
Vegetable Panacea.
Helmhold's Buda, unit Sarsaparilla.
Croat', Rat and Roach Exterminator.
Keinirdl.'s Medical Discovery.
OarW. American Compound.
De.liler's Freer and Ague Pills.
HolloWos'. Pilk. Ointment mud Worm Confections.:
Ayer's POD and Cherry Pectoral.
Tobias' Vei ititw Liniment.
Rolm of a Thousand Flowers.
Holiea.nele. Syrup and
Terrel's Heating Olin:neat.
E..ence of Jamaica Ginger.
Bachelor's Mir Dye. (black and brown.)
Ilrenigand Fionlield's Cattle Powder.
Stamen - , Superior Hors. Powder.
'Wright'. Indian Vegetable Pill,
Dr. Jansen Extract of Cannalris,Pills and Ointment.
Huchanan'o Ague Mixture.
lloodund's Hitter•. John Dull'. Sarsaparilla.
Sanford'. Invigorator. Jayne'. Hair Dye.
Hunt'. I.binnetit. \Vista'', Cough Syrup.
Lyon's Kadianmr. Hourk's Panacea.
Hurry's TriecipherOUß. Cod Liver Oil
Stine'. Syrup of Tar. Braindreih . . pilla.
Radway s R. K. R. Fitch', hledicines.
Russia Salve. Dr Jayne., ltledirines.
A.ll. Dull'a Sarsapnrilla. Louden dr. Co's Medicines.
Coml.
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So :1 , 22
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42160
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DR. E. B. HERR'S GOLDEN MORTAR
DRUG STORE,
From Street. Columbia, Pa
Columbia. 0ct.24 1..57.
10 PER CT. SAVED ON STOVES.
CALL at Pfahier's and examine hisa
assortment of H'lllVl-18. Parlor, Par
lor Cook. Hall, Office and Cooking eiove% and
Ranger, of the latest style. andofevery pattern. Pur
chasers will find it to their advantage to select from
tlrt• full and excellent stock. ..Mich will be offered at
most reasonable rates. Remember! at
H. PFA HUM'S
Lotus at , OPPOtile the Franklin House.
Columbia, Dec. 12, 1557.
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS.
AT the Family Drug Store of HARRY ORERN
Front erred'. can he had Fine Toni... Shell Red
ding and Pocket Combs, Buffalo and Horn Cum
Ladiea' Puff Combo. Fine Runk, Beek and other
Waukee; a *opener apaortment Only good artielee
kept Air rale.whieh err Field at the lowest priers.
AT NO 3, WOLF'S ROW, FRONT RT.
Spain's Premium Atmospheric Churns.
\V ILL produce more hatter from a given
quantity of cream than any ukura In ase.—
SEVC4 ntcee , WhOkottle and 1 . 0011
PA SC HA LL MORRIS Jr. CO..
N. E Cor. 7111 and Narhet at.., Philadelphia,
February Yo,
Field, Plower and. Garden Seeds,
Ingreat variety. Warranted Fresh and
great HUANO. :Mapes Nitrogenised Super
Phosphate of Lime. l'ouOreor. hr.
PASCHALL, MORRIS ./c CO.
N. F.. Cor. 7,11 Km] Mar/ et sta., Philadelphia.
Faroe/y..2M MS.
General Pain Killer.
7)ARR'I Pitatypenie Liniment, A nereMitiling
remedy for Gout. Rheusliatmat. Toothache. Neu.
ralgia, Bprauu, Frozen reel. ice. For sale only at
IticCOIRICL.Ek DRLLF7IT'S
Puma). Ttledicius stdre, udd Fellows' Hall.
April 17, 113.14.
COAL ! COAL 1
EMZEMES]
JEST Received, at the Family Medicine Store,
the largest mid finest assortment of Perfumery
ever displayed in Columbia, which will be sold at
. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
The following list comprises part of oar assortment:
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.—
Frangipanni. (everlasting perfume.) Musk Rose. Up.
per Ten. Prairie Flowers, Sweet Shrub Verbena,
Violet. New Mown Hay, Jockey Club, Sweet Pea,
Mille-Sens, Geranium Rose, Musk, Magnolia, Helio
trope, Jasmine, Rose, &c.
Poticine, Nymph, Honey, and a variety of other
SOAPS, Porsanuns, Re.
McCORKLE* IDELLETT,
Jan. 23, 1858. Odd Fellows' Hall.
COLUBIBLI MARBLE YARD,
Corner of Third and Walnut Streets.
rrIIE undersigned invites the attention of
citizens of the Borough; of Columbia and vicinity
to his :garble Yard, where he is prepared to execute
in superior style all description of Work In Marble ;
Granite, Sand.tone, &e.. us.
Idonrunents, Tombstones, Mantels, Steps,
Door and Window Sills,
and Ornamental Work of every kind. iltswork will
compare with any other executed in the county, and
he feels satisfied that he can give satisfaction to cus
tunr.es, both in quality and price.
lie will furnish his work on more reasonable terms
than can be obtained elsewhere.
Feb. 20,18.58-I y D. KNOX.
COACH and CARRIAGE ZAHENG.
rralls business will be carried on as heletoro re, by
.1. the undersigned, in all its animus branches. at the
old ..mid. in Secodd street, nearly opposite the Lu•
therm Church.
Coaches, Carriages, Buggies.
Sulkeys, if.c.,
will be made and repuired, in the moat satisfactory
Manner. at short notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. By doing, good wol V and unending to business,
he hopes to merit and net Pre the public patronage.
StOLUEL CA RTLIt.
Columbia, 0et.10,159
ritIcCORELE & DELLETT,
FAMILY MEDICINE STORE,
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,COLUMBIA, FA.
- TIMERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
oil., }lye Stutra,Sinees.¢m. Constantly
on baud a general assortment of Perfumery, Fancy
Upon', Zre.
Colombia, May 30, 1867.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
ZIL SHEPARD, agent for the sale of Pianos
. from the best Philadelphia, New York and Hos.
too Mainnacturers, will select and deliver those of
the first qualify, ut less than city prieesi also. Stielo
freons of the most perfect tone and Singh, of every
variety of size and style. Rooms in Locust street,
first door above the bunt:.
COIUIIII/ill, April 118, 1957-tf
MUSIC.
Zll. SIIKPARD, Teacher of Mattis—Vocal and
• 111‘tramenitii—will resume the dudes of hi pro
fession. MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1857. lastrumentul,
including Piano. blelocleon and Violin.
N. a—Orders for tuniug mid repairing Piano•,
repairing Violins, bows, and musical Instruments
ii: general. will receive , prompt nueution.
oRooms in Locust street, first door above the
bane.
Columbia, March 7, 1657.
SAwf , (s)4l
HE undersigned offers his services to the
public. in the manufacture and repair of all kinds
a machinery.
lie has talten the Shop attached to the Susquehanna
Planing hlill, and is prepared to build Steam Engines.
Machines of every deacriptiyn; to put up mid repair all
Furnace, Rolling Mill, Oust Mill, Saw Mill, or other ma
chinery, htc. Ho is Manufacturer of Huey's Patent
Shingle Machine.
Having personal experience in this business, and
thorough workmen in his employ, he feels warranted in
offering to undentike any work in his line, with
confidence of turning out good jobs, and giving entire
sun f uct ion. The public is respectfully requested to give
him it Inal. JOIEN. Q. DENNEY.
Columbia, September 19,1857.
B. I". AELPPOLD,
rz
•-•
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMIS.
SION MERCHANT, s ia rr,
RECEIVER OF
COA LAND PRODUCE, :
And Deliverers on any point on the Columbia and
Philadelphia Railroad. to York and
Baltimore and to Pittsburg;
MAUER IN COAL, FLOUR AND GRAIN,
.11/ WHISKY AND BACON, have just received a
large lot of Monongahela Rectified Whiskey, from
Putsburg, of which they will keep a supply C 0110.111114
CM hood, at low prices. N 05.1,2 and U Canal Basin.
Coluntl. ta. January 27.1854.
STOVES! STOVES!!
THE subscriber desires to call the attention
of the nubile to his new and complete ai.soriment
of STOVES, now ready for the full trade, eon
sisnitg of Cook Stoves:
Royal Cook, William Penn, Noble,Nationel.
Young America, Morning Star, Complete Cook,
Cool. tog Ranges. Parlor Cook, four patterns. Parlor
Moves of every make, size, style and variety, Bar
Room and Office Stoves, &c.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
A large stock of articles in the above line of bush-
Ll ness, comprisi lig everything that Is atanuftietwied of
Tin, Sheet Iron, &c, for Household purposes. His
clock is of his own manufacture, and he can vouch
for its excellence and durability.
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures ; &e.
A LARGE and complete assorinient of virgi), Ga s
fl. Fixtures of tasteful designs. colivi.ting of si.t.
four,tbree and two burner Chundelierv.single burner
h ell Penditnis. Side Light■ plums' and ornamentnl.
Drop Dinner., &r., always on band. GAS FITTING
in all its branches attended to with promptness.
House Roofing, Spouting, &c.
HOUSF: ROOFING and SPOUTING put up in the
most Aul”tamtinl manner; Plumbing, Bell !lung
ing and other brunches of the busitie.s, curried on us
heretofore, ou the most reasonable terms.
Cooper's Gas Regulators.
U is also agent for Cooper's Gas Regulators, and
I.L prepared to attach them to meter..
HIRAM WILSON,
Corner of Second and Locust streets.
Columbia. September .5,1657.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
JUST received 150 bbl,,. N 0.2 Land Plaster.
5644 4 64 6,
Farmers will do well to give attention to the above
tenovaiing manure for exhausted lands. As a tried
ferulizer, plaster is unequalled. For MAC by
B. F. APPOLD.
N0v.1,2 and B Cauul Basin.
Columbia, March 27, 1e.52.
New and Cheap Groceries.
THE undersigned take this method of re.
turning sincere thanks to their numerous friends
for the liberal patronage given them during the past
year. and respectfully ask a continuance of the same.
They have dust returned from Philadelphia with a
very large 101 of fine Groceries. Confectionary, Oro ,
among which may be found the following:
Levering's Syrup Molasses,
New York Syrup Molasses.
Prime braking Molasses,
Sugar !louse Molasses
A. large lot of .Suga iv. Coffee. &C.
Also, a lot of fine Baking Raisins, only I 2 cents.
Fine large buneh and layer Salmon, HI whole and
quarter boxes.
13 boxes Pigs. different grades.
A lot of Prunes, in fancy boxes, very fine.
A large lot of fancy and common Candies.
Also, Fig Marmalade, Jelly Cakes. Sap Sago
Cheese, Kerehup, nd a great variety of other ankles,
suitable for the present season.
ca-PLEafis Gorr VP A CALL.
li. SUYDAM dr SON,
Cornet of Front and Union stocets.
Colombia, Deceehber 13, INA
Stovest Stoves:
THE subscriber keeps up
I his extensive ..... trnent
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES
Mall kinds and of every pattern
and ince. lie sells at rearnintabi e
prices and asks the public to examine and try his
stock. HENRY PPA HURL
Locust street, opposite the Franklin souse
Columbia... July is,
GREAT V.A3LIZITY SFOREL
3ST RECEIVED, a larger and finer stack
of Toys and fancy goods than ever herons. My
friends and others ars invited to call and examine
the stock before purchasing elsewhere. as they will
here find an unlimited assortment, suitable for pres
ents to per.mn• ofevery age and taste. An immense
assortment of Portmonnater, Pocket Books. &e
01-X/ItGC 8311711,
Locust street. between the Bunk and Franklin /louse.
Columbia, December 13, isw.
Northern Central Railway.
T H E Passenger Trains on the above rend
now run as follows:
Leave Columbia for York asid Ba'distort at 7.40 A. M.
" .... .- MI 32.40 P. M.
a 7 30 3*. M.
York for a 4 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia lima York at 7.30 A. M.
. ' from York and Bait. 32 30 P. 114.
CI . 4 4. ... 7.45 P. AL
NO SUNDAY TRAIN.
- -
Alf the above Train. connect with the Passenger
Trams on the Philadelphia and Colombia Railroad.
both going and renaming.
D. F. GRIFFITH.
Columbia, 5ept.19,1857. Agent-
THORN'S FAtract erCopaiba and Sarsaparil/a, for
sale at the rieldea Mortar pros Store.
Mardi 27, 1B
COIMINCIMIRION SITS.TICEISS.
TER subscriber bus made arrangements and
J. now prepared to receive on commitsion, at his
wharf.
North side of Walnut street, Columbia, Pa.,
COAL, LUMBER, WOOD OR TIES,
He will be happy to receive commissions for buying
or selling the above articles to any amount. Flom
his experience In the Lumber Rosiness be 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.
Colombia, biarth27,lBsB.
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
WI:M2MIO6I.
A T a meeting of the school board of the Washington
Institute, the following were agreed upon as the terms
of tuition,
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
For Primary English branches, $4.00 f each quarter
(411 weeks.
Higher English branches, 68.00 per quarter.
Latin and Greek, 58.00 per gin:atm
discount of 61.00 on each of the above branches
will be made to citizens of Old colorable.
J. W. FISHES, Secretary.
Columbia, Dec. 5, 1.857-tf
COLU74BXA PLO= 211L.T.5.
TIM undersigned having commenced the
A. MILLING BUISINESS, Is prepared to deliver
FLOUR AND FEED OF ALL KINDS,
At the shortest notice, free of charge,
on the most reasonable terms. The FLOUR being
prepared from the hest wheat and by an experienced
miller, he feels confident that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
CIIAS. J. PUSEY.
Colamhia, August 29, 113L7-tf
JUST RECEIVED,
BY TIM SUBSCRIBER, at Ms Forwarding and
.1./ Commission Warehouse,
19 Casks HUMP,
5 do. Shoulders,
Eor sale by the Cask or in smaller quantities.
B. F. A PPOLD,
Nos. 1, 2 and 0 Canal Basin, Columbia, Pa.
April 10, 1858.
"MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY:?
THE People's Book Store contains as good
a selection of Books. Stationery and Fancy
Goode. as eon be found anywhere. weal of Philadel
phia, which ore sold at the lowest living prices. Per
sons desiring anything is this line, will consult their
interest by buying where, the best selection is found,
1.e., they will
SP buy at
R ENGER k NVESTHAEF PER,
Lonenster, March 6. 33 North Queen Street.
just Received and For Sale,
IXTHOLESALE and Retail, a fine lot of Havana Se
t' f 'gars, such as
Cobalt:las, Confienza.
Empourme, Earner°,
Diana, Higuera,
Principe, Compromise,
Ambrosia, Alissouri,
Jenny Land. Alessengeto,
Londres Adalina-
At D. HERR'S Grocery and Liquor Store,
Ext,nsion of the Washington House, IValnut at
Columbia, December 26,1657.
Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds!
TEST received at the Family Medicine Store, Odd
Fellows , flail, a large lot of Superior Garden
Seeds, among which we have a full assortment of
all the early seeds, which we warrant fresh and
genuine. McCOR KLE DELLETT.
N. 11.—Also, to be bud at Henry Suydam's and T.
J.Kuch's.
DR. E. B. HERR'S RENOVATOR,
Foci removing grease, tar, paint, oil or var
nich from milks, •alint, cloth.. carpet., &c of ev
ery abode and color, without injuring the most deli
cate fabric.
Prepared only at Da. E. B. HERR'S
Golden Mortar Drug Store, Columbia, Pa.
Nov. 4. 1957
Patent Steam Wash Bolters.
THESE well known !jailersare kept constantly 01
hand at HENRY PFA H LER'S,
Locust street. opposite the Franklin ilouse.
Columbia, July 18,1E17.
JUST RECEIVED,
AT the Golden I}lorlar Drug Store, an extra
quality of I..}on's Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.
Also, pure Pearl Starch, Bi-Carbonate of Soda, Olive
Oil for table use, Coxe's Sparkling Gelantine, Beck
er& Farina. o‘ , rrego Corn Starch, Cream of Tartar.
All kinds of Spices; Garden, Hemp and Canary Seed.
March 27,
Just Received,
A . LOT of Sap Sago Cheese,
Pine Apple 44
Switzer At D. HERR'S
Grocery, Extension of Washington House, Walnut at
Columbia, August I, 1857.
Fine Family Groceries.
ASELECT assortment of the bed Family
Groceries ever offered to the Colombians. at the
Wine and Liquor Store, Walnut street, adjoining the
Washington House.
DANIEL HERR.
Irt'Congress Water In quarts, Bedford Water in
pints, just received.
Columbia, July 18,1857.
230.93uonirar.
Pin OR SIX GENTLEMEN can obtain board
by application to Mrs. Limbach, at No. 1. Car.
pet Mall, Front street, Columbia.
Mairch2l,lBs.9.tf
CISTERN PUMPS.
THE subscriber has a large stock of Cistern Primps
and Rums, to which lie calls the attention of the
public. He is prepared to put them up for use in a
substantial and enduring manner.
11. PFAHLER,
December 12,1857. Locust street.
Just Received,
ALARGE LOT of Children's Carriages,
Hiles, Hocking Horses, Wheelbarrows, Propel
ler., Nurm-ri swings, &c. GEORGE, J. SMITH.
.April 180. Locust street.
nHINA and other Fancy Articles. too numerous to
mention, for sale by G. J. SMITH, Locust street,
between the Hank and Franklin House.
Columbia, April 19, ISM.
Trusses, Supporters & Shoulder Braces.
OUR supply or the above articles eonsprises nearly
every pattern now in use, and all those who need
nay of the above can have them applied at
McCORKLE & DELLETT'S
Sept. 2t3, 9 57. Family Medicine Store.
T 00315.--100 Doz. Brooms, at Wholesale
or Retail, at H. PFAIILER'S,
c. 12, 1E157. Locust atreet.
IIE undersigned have been appointed
ngen t. for the ante o (Cook & Co'*G lITTA PER
CH,* PENS, warranted not to corrode; in It lualicity
they almost equal the quill.
SAYLOR & McDONALD.
Columbia Jan. 17.1257.
14 1 0111IGATING PASTRIES, for the sick room,
&c., fur sale at
MeCORKLF & DELLETT'S
Family Medicine Store, Odd Fel low's Hall.
April 17, ?SSA
N •
EIVELL'S Patent Safety Lamps and Cans,
warranted not to explode. A large assortment
of these valuable lamps and cane. for sale. by
Dr. E. B. DERR.
Feb. 6. Ism Golden Mortar Drug Store.
GOLD Cream and Amandine, a fresh supply
at the FAZOLY MEDICINE STORE, Odu Fe
l
Hall. fsept. 26,
DR. D. Jayne's Family Medicines,
For Pale at MCCORKLE & D ELLETT'S
Family bledicioe Stote,Odd Fe!too& Ball
Columbia, Ott. 31,
DR. I. TRASK'S Magnetie Ointment,
for •ale ot McCORICLS h rfriaLF.Trs
Family Medicine &ore, Odd Fellows , Hall
Columbia. Oct. 3t .18:17.
ARTICLES FOR BAKING.—At the Faintly
Medicine Store, Odd Fellows' nail, is where
Pate Ground Spices, Baking Soda. Cream Tartar,
Pradesh, dalaratus, and Flavoring Extracts, may be
obtained.
July 27, 1857.
. ,
WE have just rece i ve d a supply of Mt
te eg New Trues and Supporter, Patented Jan
uary The Trues we believe to be superior to
any now in nee; they are more readily applied, and
cosy to be worn. All those who are wearing the old
common MIS!, would do well to call and get one of
the above, at the Family Medicine Store.
Sept. dd. '57.
lI°BMUS' EMBROCATION, for Rheumatism
Sprains, Bruises. &c. For sale at
PIcCORKLE & DELLF:II"S.
Odd Fellows' Mall, Locust street, Columbia.
July 55. 1857.
AURGE lot of Baskets, BMW, Dockets
brushes, &e" for sale b H. SUYLOSAI & SON.
1000 LBS. New Cured City Hants and Shoulders
jrat received and for sale by
Feb. Yl. 1 8$7. H. SUYDAM, & SON.
VILINGIIIO3II BITIt&CT. the everlasting
perfame,for sale al MeCORALE Jk DF.L.LEPS
Fami ly Medicine SUlle,Odd Fellows' Hall, Columbia.
January 23,18341.
ASEW and fresh lot of Spices, just re
7teived at K. salaam & SOW!.
• luathia. Dec.oo. 1836.
A LIME lot of Shaker Con, from the
Shaker settlement in New Y.nk, Jest received,
at ki.SUYDA3II& SON'S
Cohcombia, Dec. 20,18:4.
NATIONAL LIVERY STABLE,
Second street, adjoining the Odd Fellows' Hall,
COLUMBIA, PA.
THE SUBSCRIBER, having fitted up and stocked
with good Horses and commodious Carriages an
Extensive Livery Stable, would call the attention of
his friend. and the public to his
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS.
He will guarantee his Horses to be safe. well bro
ken to Saddle and Harness, and in first-rate condition.
He can offer several _ _ _ _
HANDSOME VEHICLES,
built et ready for his establishment, and the whole
of his Carriages are in thorough repair, and kept
clean and neat.
The stable will be in the care of accommodating
attendants, ono
Roans AND CONVEYANCES CAN DE HAD AT ALL
HOURS OF THE Day on NICHT.
THE TERMS WILL BE REASONABLE, and he
confidently hopes that the merits of his Stable, end a
disposition to please his customers, will secure him a
liberal Aare of public favor.
MILTON WIRE.
Columbia, April 10,1E59.
THE undersigned will continue the VICTUAL
LER'S BUSINESS. at his old stand in Locust st.,
between Second and Third. He will furnish custom
ers with ail kinds of Meats in season. and serve &m
-ines at their heaves as heretofore.
MILTON NIKE.
April 10,185.44 y
Mammoth Cabbage.
I'VE. have Cabbage Seed wbleb is said will attain
YY with proper cultivation, to the enormous sLxe
of sixty pounds to the head. All those wishing
mammoth cabbage procure the seed at
IllcCO RIME & DELLETT'S,
Family Medicine Store, Odd Fellows , HOP Cola.
China, Glass and Qneensware, and
Cheap Carpeting!
TjOUSEKEEFEILS, and those commencing House
II keeping, will Enid a good assortment of the ahoy'
Goods, with a general assorunent of House-Funds:lin
Goods, Cheap for Cash, at
H. C . FONDERSMITIFS
Feb. 8,1855. People's Cash Store, Columbia.
PEOPLE'S BOOR STORE.
THE OLDEST STAND. NEWEST STOCK
1. J. ISMINGILIt. W. M. WEBTHAILFFER.
TTIIVING - just received their Fall Stock of
Books, Stationery, &e.. are now prepared to
holdout inducements to the pt.btie, such as have never
been offered in the history of Lancaster Book Stores.
The liberal encouragement extended by the nubile,
since we are In 6uainess, has spurred us to renewed
energy. To sell books us low as the lowest, and as
good as the best, is now our aim. In consequence of
the stringency In the Money Market, and the extra
ordinary low prices at which Book., Stationery, &c.,
sold at the late Trade Sales in Philadelphia and New
York, Teachers of Public Schools will find it greatly
to their advantage to call on us before selecting their
books. &e.
We would here distinctly say that we employ no
Country Agents, preferring to remain ut home, and
giving the purchaser thehettefitorany expen-e which
would thereby occur by selling our Books, &c., at a
lower figure.
We have all the school hooks now in use in the
County of Lancaster, all of which, we are prepared
to sell wholesale or retail, making the most liberal
deduction to teachers.
Our Stock of AI iscellaneous Books, is unusually
large this season, and much lower in price thou here
tofore. The Rending Public will pleu.e bear thin fact
in mind, when they oclect their books for the winter.
We haver:tiro all the best
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
of the country, both english and German, which will
be mailed to nil part• of the I.lllled States.
In cur stock of Foolttcup. Letter, Note, and all
other papers, we de(y competition, an we pay partic
ular attention to this branch of the business.
We have the most varied assortment of Gold Pens
for Ladies andOentlemen, and take great pleasure in
making the public acquainted with Our Own Pen, the
`tScribatus," and only ask an impartial trial of It, by
those who can judge of the qualities of an "A No I,
Commercial Pen,wfeeling assured that it is just the
thing that has been wanted to make writing a plea
sant tn.k
OUR STOCK OF FANCY GOODS,
such as Port-mon naies, Purses, Card Cases, &c., &e.,
is as usual. rich and extensive, and we invite the
especial attention of the lailtes to the same. We have
also a very fine stock of Albums, Portfolios, Writing
Desks, Ac. We keep constantly on band a great vn
riety of Moulding for Pictt.re Frames, and are pre
pared to frame pictures of any size, at the shortest
notice and a very low price. Our receipts of goods
by Express are almost daily, so that we are enabled
to supply anything not on hand, when ordered, in a
most incredibly short time. In conclusion, we ear
nestly solicit a continuance of public patronage, with
the assurance tout no MTh,' will be wanting ou our
part. to give general satisfaction. and preserve for our
establishment the nume of the "People's Book Store,"
33 North Queen street, Lancaster.
SPRENGER & WESTHAEFFER,
October 24,1857. Proprietors.
BUILDING SIBATIL
THE subscriber hu. Just received a large lot of
PEACH BOTTOItt AND YORK COUNTY
BUILDING SLATE,
which he will paten by the square, or sell by the ton,
on the most reasonable terms. He has also con
stantly on hand nil extra light Peach Bottom Building
Slate, intended for slating on tort of shingles. Please
call and examine my Peach Bottom Slate, which ore
the beat in the mailcet, and cannot be bud at any
other yard, as I have made arrangements with
F. Jones, for the Lancaster Market.
The above slate can be had at F S. filetz's Lumber
Yard, and will also be delivered to Marietta.
6E0.1). SPRECIIER,
North Queen,strect, Lancaster, Pa.
This is to certify that we donut sell our best quality
Peach Bottom Gouged slate to any other person itt
Luccuater city, than the above named.
R. dz. F. JONES,
_ .
Monatocturen. or Peach Bottom Hoofing blute.
Ocwber IU, 1847-0 y
PEOPLE'S ETARELE PILED.
5110? in North Queen street, half square
south of the Railroad. and Itrd door north or
Al'Granit's White I lintel. Lancaster city.
LEWIS lIALDY, Marble Mason, rt-peetiully in
forms the public that he has now in his yard the lar
gest and best assortment of ITALIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLE ever offered to the cioxemsof Lan
eanter.and greateriltan any otherestablishment went
of Philadelphia. Slaving made arrangements in the
East to receive marble at reduced prices. he an
nounces that he will sell much cheaper than any
otherestublinhment iu this city or county can do He
is prepared to execute In the Lest style, AIONU
mr..Nrs. TOMBS AND GRAVE STONES. AIAN
TELS. DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS, STEPS, ace.,
ke.,of every variety and price.
His facilities for furnishing articles In the Marble
line are unsurpassed by any other establishment in
the city, while lie assures all who may favor him with
their patronagetliat his work shall be executed in the
very best style and on the most reasonable terms.
LETTER CUTTING in ENI; LISII and GERMAN,
done at the shortest notice,and on the 112031. moder
ate terms.
respeetfally invitesthepublicto call and exam
ine his work, bring fully satisfied to rest his claim
io public patronage upon its merits.
Thankful for the many favors bestowed npon him,
he hopes by mitt ictattentton to bu 'mess to mentand re.
ceive a share of the publicpatronage.
Lancaster, April 25,1855.
To Lumbermen & Manufacturers!
HVEY'S
PATENT SHINGLE MACHINE.
'FHB subscriber having perfected the
above machine, offers to sell State, County awl
S op Rights on reasonable tempi.
The machine saw , : and planes Shingles to any
width or thickness,and produces a very uniform and
clean article, which has given perfect satisfaction
wherever tried.
One of the =whines and specimens of its work can
be seen at the Li uequehatima Planing Mill, Columbia,
Pa. For further information, address,
WM. HUEY,
Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa.
T3rThe construction of the new and frame. admits
of ut.e, separate from the planer, in sawing all kinds
of straight and bevelled work, such as Flooring,
Clapbotarding.&o.
Colum btu, Ala y 23, 1357.
C. SMBEILT'S
PITENSIVB CABINET WARE-ROOMS AND
bIANUFACTORY,Lorurt street, Columbia, Pa.
The subscriber would call the attention of the cit.
izensof Columbia and vicinity, to his large and se.
lect assortment of Cabinet-Ware, comprising some
of the finest Dressing Bureaus, Sofas. French Bed.
stends,Jenny Linde, A.c., ever offered for sole in this
place. H• continues to mos facture Furniture of
every description, and is confidant tha: be can give
satisfaction.
COFFINS made and Funerals attended to either
in town or country, on the shortest notice.
CASPAR SEIBERT.
Columbia, June 0, 1857.
CCILILDZNELVG.
TDB undersigned begs leave to Inform his
friends said the citizens of Columbia and surround
ing country. that lie still continues the practice of
Gardening, in Its various brunches; Laying out
Grounds., an., in the most approved style of art, de
sign and taste. Those who favor him with their pa.
tronage, wilt and their work done with skill and
dispatch., and on reasonable terms. Personal atten
tion will in all cases be given. He furnishes, and
plants oat .1 required, all kinds of Nursery Pineal, viz:
Fruit, Shade, and Ornamental Trees,
Flowering. shrubs, aro, 2000ofthe choicest constant
blooming Roses, of the most hardy kinds, for sale;
also. Grape Vines, of the most approved sorts, He
invites a call to his green house where a choice se
lection of well-crown Flowering Plants may be seen
and purchased, of _ _
JOSEPH YFAVDA 1.1.,
Oardenr•r and Florist, Cherry street, Columbia, Pa
April 25,1857.
LIME FOR SALE.
TBI subscriber lakes this method to inform
the public, ihat be is prepared to tarnish the
BEST QUALITY OF LIME,
in quantities to suit purchasers, at the shortest notice.
This Lime is panicularly adapted for plastering and
white-washing. It wilt be delivered if desired.
.Kri-IN ELWIN,
February 24, Wrightsville, Tack county.
New Grocery, Wine & Liquor Store.
rplIS subscriber has opened at his old stand,
corner of Fifth and Union streets, a complete
assortment of all Lind', of GROCERIES; where he
will always lit prepared no supply. mt the most rea
sonable terms, any demand for articles in his line of
butinees.
Ile 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 his stock.
GEORGE TILLE.
N. C.—Country Produce alwnys on hand. A por
tion of the old Stock of Dry Goods, not yet disposed
of, will be sold at Viper cent. below cost.
Columbia, May I 6,1857.
11711,111£1, . —..,._
LIQUORS, ike. ' i lk A m . fr,.?%.
J;,'_ , - - i
THE subscribes ~,,v i Airfir ‘+' - „xli'.
L. has opened and r' ala.'",,,i! l! ; •'-
keeps cotrstantly on r_„,,a ol , t ,-, , - -,4 I i
hand, a large and COM- BW ‘ i :. ^h. -.' r ' `'- , •
pieta assortment of i' • , ---1 40 •VIr •
WINES. BRANDIES. - -wi .
WHISKIES, -
and all other kinds of liquors, at his store, in Walnut
street, in the extension of the Washington House.
ge will sell, in any quantities not less than one gallon,
l'..ccept for sickness upon a physician's certificate,) tither
Wholesale or Retail. Persons desiring a good and pure
article, arc invited to call and examine the stock.
DANIEL, HERR.
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ID — Attention is called to an assortment of choice
im
ported preserved Fruits in glass jars. They are pre
served whole, and retain entirely their original flavor.
The varieties are, green Gages, Gooseberries, Plums,
hlorillo Cherries, Red Currants, Raspberries.
A supply of Sardines, Table Oil, Bay Water, London ,
Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale always on hand.
Columbia, May 9, 1.857-tf
Ladies , & Gentlemen's Restaurant
and Ice Cream Saloon.
MRS. BEHR Informs her friends and the
public generally. that in connection with her
(heretofore well patronized) Ice Cream Saloon, she
has commenced keeping a refectory where
OYSTERS bIQD ALL RINDS
OF REIIIIGZISZEDIZZINTS
may be obtained in the heat style, and at the shortest
notice. As her accommodations arc very superior,
she confidently relies upon a liberal share of public
patronage. Every effort will be inude to afford her
guests sntia fnetion.
rrISEITER'S DERTACRANT AND SALOON,
Front. between Locust and lilmonstreets, Columbia.
Nov.t, 1856-tf.
LOMAX" PRI2IGfBT NOTICE.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ARE now prepared to receive and forward
FREIG H r between Philadelphia, Lancaster and
Columbia, at the following rates per hundred pounds:
BETWEEN PHILA. AND COLUMBIA.
First Class. Second clu^s. Third Mild. Fourth Class.
23 cents. 21 CCIIIS. IS cents. 16 cents.
Flour. 32 cents per barrel.
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 teats per barrel.
Pig Metal, 10 cense per 100 pounds.
Articles of Ist Class.
Books, Fresh Fish,
Soots 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 2d Class.
Apples, Molasses,
Cheese, Melons,
Clever and Grass Seed, Oil in casks or barrels,
Crockery, Paper in boxes,
Candles, Pasteboard,
Casks or Barrels, (empty,) Peaches, (dried,)
Groceries, Printing Paper,
Guns and Rifles, Paper Illangings,
blessing in boxes and kegs, Queensware,
Hardware, Sweet Potatoes,
Hops, Tobacco its bales,
Iron, (hoop, band or sheet,) Ten,
Leather, Type,
Liquor in wood, Tallow,
Marble Slabs & Marble Turpentine, (opts.,)
Monuments, Varnish.
Articles of gd Class.
Alcohol, Potatoes,
Coffee, Turnips,
Hides, (green,) Vinegar,
Lard, White Lead,
Oysters & Clams. (in shell,) Window Glass.
Tobacco, (manufactured,)
Articles of 4th Class..
Codfish, Rosin,
Cotton, Salt,
Fish, salted, Tobacco, Ocala
Grain of all kinds, Tin,
Nails and Spikes,
Tor t
Pitch,
Flamer,
irrh or further information, apply to
E..), SNEEDER, Freight Agent, Phila.
E. K. BOICE. Freight Agent, Columbia.
'. H. MYERS, Freight Agent, Lancaster
Columbia, August 6,1857-1 y
JAMES PARK,
wb Mir 3E° MIX AL MC. 3ES
MARIETTA, E' A.,
H -AS resumed the above business at the old
nenrly oppwite Obe.'in'v Conch Fac
tory, wlie..e he will be inenrnd to meet the public and
turn oul linen work vs cannot full to give entire sat
blfaction.
December 6,1856.
JOHN W. STIUMAN,S
SOOT 11211) SEEOII STORM,
FRMSTREET Columbia, iaPa ;:l i r u ignedrc4 eciru io in6teut.
lie that he hut always on hand at the above
plaice, large and .plendid assortment of andßoob
Shoe. emnprnan,
FRENCH CALF-SKIN, MEN'S MOROCCO,
KIP & OTHER BOOTS & SHOES,
to which he would invite attention. Having made
his srleccona in this brunch of the business with
care, and from the largest wbole•a!e /rouges in the
city of Philtala labia, lie feels confident Inn: all whet
want good articles will cull and examine his stock.
Ile tins nt-o n large and beautiful a-coriment of
FINE SHOES FOR LADIES
AND CIIII,DRRN, contiating of Patent Foxed Gai
ters, French Morocco Buskins, Enamelled Spring
Heel Parodies. Italian Cloth Gaiters, Madras Hid Tics
and in fact all the latest styles now in sire.
Also all kinds of Boys', Youths' and Aliases' Boots
and Shoes of every size and description, and a fins
assortment of Meals Gaiters, such as Patent Glove
Tope, Cloth, Calf-skin, &e., &c , in great variety.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to bue'ness,
to merit a continuance of public patronage. I'l...pub
lic are invited to call and examine the goo?
3. W. Si CMAN.
Columbia, May, 2, 11337
THE LARGEST
Chair and Furniture Establishment.
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
MATHIOT'S Say Street Warerooms, Nos. Si
and LI . North Gay street, near Payette, Balti
more: where is kept always on hand, or made to or
der.every style of French TETE-A-TETES, in Plush,
flair. Cloth or Brocatelle.
French Full Stuff nod Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs,
in FN.'', Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle.
F renc h purl Stud Carved Parlor Chaim, In sets,
with Plush, Hair, Cloth or Hroeatelle.
SOFAS;
Half French Spring Mahogany and Wa!natl./Was
Chairs, in Hair. Cloflt or Plush.
Rocking Chairs—various desizna, in Hair, Cloth
and I.luph.
Star Spring Lmanger—a large assortment always
oc bond, or any pattern made or covered with lug
goods to order.
CHAMBER SUITS,
In hlnhognny or Walnut, complete, from S:l5 up.
Cane Chair. mid Rocking do.—the largest assort
ment ready made in oily one house in the United
States—from 012 a dozen up.
Bar Rnom, °Mee and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Wal
nut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Sears
—an assortment embracing over 50 dozen.
Wood seat Chairs and Settees and Rocking Chairs
—over 101) dozen.
Gat and Minn Frame Leaking Waimea, of every
areety.
All kinds of DeJs, Hair and Husk Nattrannes.
A. MATHIOT,
Non. 25 and 27 N. Gay at., near Fayette at., Salt.
June 27, 1557-ly
P.A.33.31X11.11.3, ALTter.i.ou J.'.ll.oan
O WERS of Grass and Tobacco, use Lei
tiuper Plionpham of Lime. $2,50 per bbl.,
or a4ll ner ton.
GROWERS OF CORN AND POTATOES,
❑se Leinau's American Fertilizer, 15.3.50 per bbl., or
Ih:s per ion. There has been received three diplomas
from Penn4y Iva nin. New York and New Jersey State
Agricultural Societies, and Crystal Palace Associa
tion for the above Fertilizers, which have been In
,ucce-sfa% use for the past five years. Orders enclo
sing the cash. or drafts, mailed and registered, will
be promptly attended to by O. A. LEINAN,
Proprielor,No. 19 South Front at., Phila.
Nay 311.1850-tf
REAMOV.iIL.
Shaving and Hair-Dressing Saloon.
TIIE undersigned having removed to
llamil
tonrs Row, opposite the Washington Hotel, in
vitee attention to his Saloon, where all persona cd4t
receive 8 cucsar AND 7/AST SHABX, and have theirhair
cut and dressed in the most fashionable and ex
quiche manlier. There is something soothing in a
good Claire: if any are disposed to doubt it, let theta
try me, and 1 will fully demonstrate the fact.
WILLIAM CLEGGETT
Columbia. April 5. I 856-tf
Wheatley's Ar ch Street Theatre
ARCH Street above Sixth. Philadelphia. The Star
Company, composed of the first Artistes in the
world, and exceeding in strength and Talent any
Dramatic Combination heretofore offered to the The
ntrical Public, will appear ever/ ought is Camel/Pi
Tragedy. Drama, Vaudevilles, Alasiea
Du Hetes, &e., Ace. When visiuns the eity,,o4l there.
October 10,1957.