PERSONS wanting change of climate . for
health See advertisement of lilammontom lands
In mlnilser column. poly 2.1 , 6 Gm
TO gLL WANTING FARMS. Ses atlctrlise-
A. Meta of :lamination
July 2. 1229 an
PERSONS wishing to Waling' niandatto
nee in a new mid thriving lance where bu•tne-s
as good. See adventeement of the Itniumouton Set
lement. [July 2. 1859-dm
QllOB BUSINESS and factories. earl be car
ried on profitably al Hammonton. are adver
gisement of Hammonton Land:.
July Y. 1:59.6tn
JUST ARRIVED,
Lo BBLS. Exira Family Flour, at
fr,..:11.2714)
Columbia,July 2. 1959
SODA WATER.
coldest. purest and best Sparkling Soda Water.
with every kind of 'Syrup, con be bad, freth from
..tlie fountain, at
BETNER'S Confectionery,
Front-street, :above
Columbia,July 2, ISM
Zridzens' 'County Map.
DO.N'.T forget to get a copy of this map.
The MN, just issued is but a patched up
-redition of all old one WIIII WIIICII the inhabitants of
the county have been familiar for mans, years. It has
been embelloi,ed with views tied plans, which adds
somewhat to its appearance. lint it is incomplete and
~insecorate, and Is condemned by every subscriber
wito Las occasion to make use of it at a reference.
.`l`sotwithstairding the pain , : that others have Luken to
•raisrepresela my inimilions, in order, at the present
Units to aectimplisli their own ends. I beg leave re
-spectfully to announce that considerable progress
. has already been wade with the surveys,Ullllllllll
is 1101 (Its represented) my intention to ab andon my
present undertaking of getting up a map of Lancaster
county. The work alum finished will be a faithful
.mpogrupical 1 . 51/I . ,..ellinllSS of the whole county, and
shall any ufter delivery. share the jit•tly merited fate
of others 111 11Cillg COlldellllled by the public as being
an imposition.
July 2,1852-3 m
H. F. BR IDG ENS, Publisher.
VARDI LANDS for sale 25 miles from Phila
.& delithia by Railroad in Inc zthite of New Jerwy
:Soil among the be=t for Agricultural purpo-es. thing
a good loyin soil, with a clay bmlom The land I- it
.large tract, divided into and hundred ,
from all porta of the country are now -oiling and
building. The crop, produced are large and can be
seems growing The climate is delightful, aad ...come
from Terms from 815 to $2O per acre. paya
ble within four year, by uni-intineith. To vi-it the
place—Leave Vine ' , Reel wharf at Philadelphia at
7; A. Al. by Raiirond for flammonion, or address R
J. 11y roes. by miter. llama ~,,, on 1'0.4 Office. A tlaii•
tie County. Ncw Jer,ey. ace full adyeribteinent its
another column.
July 2. 10t:94.1in
ALL wanting farm; in a delightful climate,
rich -oil, lilld I•reure mom See mlverti-e
-ment of Hammonton Lands in anoth:f column.
July 2, luti•Got
A CARD.
T _P VING been repeatedly complained to by
4.111‘e, Cl 1041011114 taut ‘VrMII , - , 11110 m r-garil
to lie (rood, eoninuded by boy., peddler. of Vege
table-. Berrie.. Ac., who repro-ent their vvorilde. ,
nod impoliiiiebie wares n• she prodoet of the
Garden, in ins Owo (101 . r10, proirelloll to
iodine I wott'd 4.01. 'hal I elm grit no per-00
Or pc 0, 00• 0 1...1.• p., i 0 o 0; .0 1,00 111 000:I1 10
• I 11;. 11111 e. I 4..14111.1te it, go it
di •i , grILII , lo jam ~,,, 01 . 0,1001.1 y 001
irig then, and an a fofeguard herrHlle r. oil markt-Inez
[Mtn my gorden will he delivered in toi-kei, or v.•-
eels plainly marked on the -ides with my mono.
SII PURPLE.
Villside Nursery and Garden. Jun.. 30.1'64.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
117ttp.,14.s10.enp,tit.idl
mg n uts
arrest s u t u
, 11 . 11 ? I ally ,.
rie-. or Vegreitittleo oil the int-.• pielet.e. that .10
liave been -co; out by me Iltt -tilt. ttr ) vtt• t
.rutted at the Wield.. Nor-. I y .in
=llll=o
aRAIN GROWERS can carry on their basi
. toi e-s tem-a •ucte--hilly at Hannnonton. Irm•
fro•i:, Sonic fatty vineyard. -et out the past
sea•en. See navertpmment of Hammonton La ads,
unuther column.
THE HAMMONTON FARMER.—A newspaper
devoted to Idierriture and Agriculture. nr-ir
eei
•tiog forth full trecount.r of the lIVW ...ettlernern of Ham
monton. in New Jersey, can be subscribed for ut only
-25 cents per annum.
Inclo-e po6tage sinmpq for the ninnunt. Addre-s
- to Editor of the Former, Hammonton 1' 0 A ila title
en,, New Jer , ey. Tho-e cheap loud. of the
Leh ['warty In one of the lienithir.l and mn.t
hut ehltltiles in the Union, and where erop• ore never
cut down by frre4s. the terrible scenTe of the north,
see adverre.ement of Hammonton Lands.
July 2,1339.6 in
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Columbia, July 2,1e39.
'Mew Agricultural Settlement.
TO ALL WHO WANT FARMS.
A MBE opportunity in a delightful and
healiby climate 2•: miles southeast of Philadel
phia. on the Camden mid Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting of several thousands of
acres of productive soil has been divided into Farms
of variou- sizes to suit the purchaser. A population
or 'onto fifteen hundred. from various parts of the
Middle Stares and Nrw•Eagluod have settled the past
year, improved their {flares. rind raised excellent
•crops. The price of the land is at the low sum of 815
to $2O per acre, the soil is of the b t quality for the
production of wheal, Clover, Corn, Peaches. Grapes
and Vegetables. It 14 considered the best Fruit Soil
in the C0m0.,. Tim - place is perfeelly secure from
frosts—dm 'destructive enemy of the former. Crops
of grain. grass and fruit are now growing and Min he
-er n, Ily examining the place itself. a correct judg
merit ran be formed of the productiveness of the hunt.
The terms are made easy to secure the raped im
provement of the land, wine!' is Duly sold for actual
improvement. The result has been.that withig
oust year, some three hundred houses have Imea
erected. two mills. one steam. four stores, - rime forty
vineyard" and Peach orchard', planted. and a large
number of other improvements, tnuthang tt a desirable
and active place of nit.inr.q
THE MARKET,
a. the render may perceive from its location, is the
1.3.--1 in the Union.
Produce bringing double the price !ban in locations
nw•uy from the coy : end more than double the price
111011 the West. It 1s 1. now•n that the earliest -nil
ne-t fruits and vegentbles iu this latitude 1 owe
New Jersey ; and are annually - exported to the extent
In locating, here. the settler has many advantages...
Ile is within a few hours ride of the great eines 01
New England and Middle States, he is rear Ins old
friends U:nd nssociations, lie is in it settled conalry
where every improvement or comfort and civiliz
is a: ham] lie run Italy every article he wants at
the cheapest price, and SUli hit produce for the high-
CSI, lin the West this is reversed.) he has schools for
his children. divine set vice, and will enjoy au open
winter, and delightful climate-where fevers are utter
ly unknown. 'rim result of the change upon those
from the north, has generally been to re-tore them
to an exeellent slate of health.
In the way of buildiag, and improving. lumber ea.*
he obtained at the mill• at the rate of to Sts per
thoui.und. Brick.• tram the brick yard opened in the
place, every article 0.111 be nroc ured i n the pine,. goad
ear pettier, are at Mold, and there i<no place in tae
Union where builutag- and improvements can be
made cheaper
Then ad , r wt ll al oat, •truel: wish tic adynn-
Lige,‘ heir per-muted. and why the mo
pe:ls u.. 1 been tatken up before. The ren=rtit
it Wa- never litr.,vvti in the market; lipid utile.. ileac
-niterneat. Were eorreel. uo One Would he invited to
examine the land before purclta•ag. Ting all are ex
pected to do. They will •ce land under cultivation
such extent of the ectilement that they will no
doubt. meet per-on. front their owl' neighborhood;
they will wnue•a the improvement- , and can judge the
ebaracter of the population. If they conic with a
view to settle. they come prepared to ,aity
day or two and lie ready :o purelmbe, an locations
cannot be ht • lit on refo-al
There ore two doily tniin. to Philtidelphin. and to
all settlers who improve, the linslrood Company give.,
a free nickel for six mouth-. and a Moir-price ticket
for three year,
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON
In connection with the awn Otand n
new and thriving town liac n.lturallp on en. which
preariit• intlurrinrinc for arty Lind of 1.11.1..... par
ticular!, •tore- and manlifiltaora , - I'lir Thor
cmild hr earn rd on in: WI., and Inn kel In
good advantage 311.0 1 . 11,1011
how , of og.ir t ,:tural impleitirma or 1011Inli fOr
ca.ting Font , ' article. Th,- titiptovrin••iii Inn- been
e/ rapid it. to a run-land at.il perm.torat ol
ic,. i - 141-111m TO, a lot- of a gout -1/0 we do
ant •-• I; nil 011... 11-• Ott , I ii. - r 1 OW I Mil rOVe.
.1 - h" 1 0 1n•e,..nri hod an from yt.u9 until nt,v,ilrd•
11011110.1,•.• I•nrtr•••• • 1111,11It.i)
.• 11..11.. .111. 611110•111,1 or Ilanr
t,tII- m
of if•• toff • tof • ff lilt ~ • • 1 I. lid. facile ID
t.tt• •• • .• ••• • 1 .1, .llt /• . o 1..1.i l'ff 1+,10.•IffloO. lOr•
111111, 1,1, i • .0.1 ' .f •;! ••• •I•i• P 1!
P•••••!1•• • • t •x'• • ••• ••• tot • Us 111
.qi ~~i 1 , ',iu 1 1~, ..~
=III
'1 .11,1 ..11 41, %.
H
=
ips (.11...111t
I)ERNIINS wishing to chimp; Ihrir busini.ss
In a r•., ~,,oatr,. a iww
men, where hum)/ f. 1.. are ,tp.mg 'Where the ehuiute
to :mud mid delightful. e ad verii-coieut of the Hum-
Illirloll unot:ier coluitio•
J uly 2, 1-2943 o
FIVE DOLLARS REVI7II.B.D.
THE sulmcriber xih pey FIVE I)OI.I,ARS for the
detection and Conviction ot the per-rot or per+ois
who lIIIVC entered iris ertelosure to the New Cetne.ery.
RIO robbed the grave of a rose stalk, and destroyed
other shrubbery.
GEOftGE J. 3111 NI.
Columl.in. tone di 1950-3 t
TURNIP SEED FOR FARMERS.
lAM in receipt of a trail) lot of theallove -4eed—supa
rior gitality, which I will sell at quantities to suit
purchaser.
June 25.'39 R. WILLI ANIS,
AFEW hundred pounds Mule Soda Ash
loq revolved and for ,ule by
Juoe 25.'59 R. WILLIAMS,
JUST RECEIVED at SIIEAFFER'S Cheap
HOOK STORK. the new pictorial edmott of WEI 3.
STEWS UNABRIDHED DICTION . HY ;ju-t
by toe publi-hcos.) conittintog ifieeti Hundred Mu--
tratious; al-o. from nine bommitd to ten thoomild
~New %Voids nod and a valuable table of
prepared whit g• al care by Prof Good
rich; it table gtvom the protium:inflator Entlit Tatou.
sand Dcaingui-ited ' , rots of Modern Tr roes; the
peculiar oar of word- and terms in the 1311,1,-; tables
of Lain.. l'reneb, Spam h and 11111:no
Idiom. Proverb-. Ere rendered into Houli It, Abbre
viation, A rhino!) ...ignr+, ace., together with all the
matter - of previa].
C1%.6111)$: A Sketch of a Pliy-;r¢l Dermripiton of
the Univer-r, Vol. 5; by Alexander Von Humboldt.
Ito rpm's rift non.
HINT-) TOWARDS PHYS.ICAII.. IrERPECTIONt
nr the l'lsilo-ophy oh Hum:.. Bertuty..liovt tug haw ac
quire and relion Hodi y Sprout.' r). 11 and Vigor.
yecure lorg life. nod avoid the Intimates and De
forms', of Age, by I) II Jacques.
LEC LURES delivered before the Young Alen's
Ai,oci.ivott in Exeter Hall, November.
1:56 to Februaty,l).ll. Three volumes, sold sepa
rate. JOHN SID:API:EH.
Kruinriu Buildings- North Queen-et
Tune 23, 1559 ir
QlYl'tit u' i z k~'J: l li
THE undersigued has now on hand a large
stork of . ulterior %Voter Cooler , , which are
guar-,used to give satisfaction to all who will give
them u trial. For keep,' g water pare nod cool, with
gt rut saving of tee, and fur ext enrage of 1111111111.1 C,
lure and durannity. ihro , e C 001,4 are ua-urpu•.ed.
Alto, 11 101 of WATER FILTERS, for purifying mud
dy or I.rneki-li water. The public tire invited to cot!
and examine the -lock They will be vold ut whoa•-
eale or retail, at very tow rues. CA.BII.
I lENItV PFA
Locuvt street. opposite the Franklin /louse.
Colombia, June
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS.
TITILLOUGIIBPS Patent etortper, for
VI Fan Preserving Cans and Jar-, This is a new
patent, and is entirely' of eenial in axe oiling the nir.—
stoppers run he fitted to any kind of Jar or ran.
The .übscrib, ri> sale agent for Columbia. A large
supply of Jars and 0 11113 01 all kinds and sizes kept con
stantly on hand.
11F.NRY PrAIILER.
June 13. 1559. Locust street. eta UMW, l's
Greeley's Letters from Pike's Peak
Mr. Geeley's next letter• will laritont Pike's Peek,
amt %via be re el with a lively triterest. a. 'Wended to
satisfy the puli.ie 1111/ Id 10 II 1. 1 ,1 e 1 1 Mr11.11%1 as to the
troth or ftl•i'y of the various n law , - from Ili.. .recalled
Laud of Go:111." His L. tiers will all appear ice The
Sent. Weekly and IVeekly 'fribuile us well us In the
TERNIS:—DatIy. SG; Seml-Werkh, 113; NVeekl3
rribuue. V. For club icrwg Ace Trilanic of a n y dale
MEM
Julie 25, '59.31
FRUIT! rlit.Trr: r.atr.em
wr flit. ii , mtprovml ugh glue• prc=er•
I) .1... 3 trs :It ,1../on potent :Or tight pre*erVing
Fug
Jaen lr, 1458. Columbia.
1500 VAR fine l'renell :and Pne,fie I.onen4 are
now otreroor at 0. 0. 10 and 14 reo.i+ per
s ord. fler mow sleuoie -L irted 1. own- n:. t.l et.
Rueb Pori. nrnote.l otg suite.. Hen rape
01'51", r„. i6..1%:•• 1 . 17 , ..1.11".-. A r..
1 1, ve , / 01 ,, #404 , 1. Sro the
prow los! os :I. e I'uNl/t.12, 1 1111 . 14 , 4
ie 1-09. Ca•fi -tore.
11: 17 have ju.o ret rived at the Family 3,ledm
I Slot e, .t tredi .uppi% Td.itotip Sped, and Ike
approacamg u. plum for fall alai winter use
You call eel at bp the pound, car.:o 4.411' 9uaq ily ) 0 1 1
Want. 4unr tS4
VRONI the2Oili to the 25th of June is the tispe to
plant for lam Pieldes. We 11111110 11.andeth's long
green Cucumber Seed, at the Family hledicine Store.
June 15.1859.
Harrison's Columbian Ink
uriticil i• a iiuperior article. permanently black.
17' nvid lieu corroding the pen, ran be had in any
guittitily. at the :Medicine t.iore, and blacker
Set Errglidr Root rolislt.
Columbia. Sane 9, 4S:ilt
GOOD Brown Sugar. at a ..fin;" good white
vow Sugar. at 10 Ce t.. 21114 ly rap moln.•ea
at a “levy;” prone Itio Coffee or a ••levy.+ Choice
Green and Wien WCRA miway- on hand at
FON V EaSalf ITIVS
June le, Ma. Aeieining the Bank.
,t tt,t• t
=SI
".. ';:.
..
/1 , It ACE GREEI.EY & Co
rrtlm ,, e lholdiogNNew York
Keep Cool
Turnip Seed
Cucumber Seed.
Fresh Groceries
JUST RECEIVED,
AFRESH lot of Kennedy's Medical Discovery, and
for sale by
Tune 25.'59. R. WILLIAMS.
Variety
OUR town is very healthy, and as you are not in
wont of Medicines, we linen a great variety of
other articles which are Indispensable to your coin
fort. in Toilet Articles we cannot he excelled.—
A mon g7ittlitch are Thurston Eng! iAi Tooth Powder,
a supertnr dentrifice, Dunn's Camphor Tooth Soup,
and Edgar's Magic Tooth %Vasil.
READ! RMAIDTI RE 141.411 M
ESENWETN'S
AROMATIC BALSAM,
Is a remedy not to be excelled for the relief and cure
of those maladies incident to the summer season, viz:
Marti:el, By-eatery, Cholera or Cholera lilorbus,
Norman: Aridity of the stomach. etc.
Its r gecileitt carminative powers. pleasant taste and
soothing uiffr• •ec, rend , rs it a valuable remedy in
Infantite diieu es, peoul•ar to the second summer. viz:
Cholera lofantum. etc. IL Int- a reiovigoratmg and
Louie influence on the sy-Lem. allnying 'affirmation
where it eXL- , E , in the en.oinateit and bowels--and on
Unit will be found imtispeustiole to the well beim! of
every family. IL wilt be found as well adapted to
Adults as Chaliren.—Try it. Prepnrcd only by
A. ESENVVEN, Lb:men-in Chemist.
N. W. cor Ninth & l'oplar S. , Philadelphia.
I'rice 13 et, per Bottle.
ip''Sold by 11. F. Green, and J.';. Dellett & Co.,
Colombia mid 6y druggists and wort keepers generally.
May M. 1835 I y
At H. C. Fondersmith's, Columbia.
wE are now receiving oar fourth supply of Spring.
Good.. at fully ten per vent. lower in price than
those purcha,il a month racier
Now lathe itin• and Gentlemen. We offer
Slot s 4,amea and lierege de Lailies at 8 cent- to
25 cents per yard. good good- arid In.ird-ame
10 piece. new Da Izel site- in nil eolor-, on/l• 124 4.1.•;
20 pieces 4-4 Cherie-. 4-4 Figured
Real French Lawns,&c.. nt the low price of 121 et ,
Oneida nil Pereok-20 piece- of heauliful
Drett, Good., in magnificent coats nod new design.
—prirea from 211 to 31 el , . We have not the slat,
here to enumerate all the late ariveltieq m fire.,
Gooda, which we will be happy to show to all who
may favor on with a mill.
yard , Rieli Plaid Irou.artlz, at
the it.tonighiug low prier of G 2 et'. per yard. Faney
Ur ear : 4 114. at vomit. price+, lie it remembered we
alWat.- have the lie.l dollar 'thick Sill. to Columbia.
full line of all --IN 1,.. of
Shawl--p from 50 emit- in the brainiful Crape
Shawl ul tc.M. The Idol., are partieulaily invited
at our bedm.tul Lace Alatittlla--price. maul $7 to
$25.
Now for the Gentlemen—fl sew Silk Qui!led
and silk Si :zed &e.•
are worilly Vern rru ly inieniMil A good A.-tortlorn:
Fundy Neel. Ties. Stock-, ...!•u=prtider , ,
chid( , nod Ilit.iery
Ir'ltnn't forget the Sun Utnht,,l hot. nil color 4,
, szt.4 and [met,
U not • 1.:R1F:4.-001,d 7 cent •=tvznr. “levy"
and 111 cent Syrup, wt FUNDINtSMITII'S
Cotutnhott, April tt.t.
New Dress Goods.
NOVELTIES AGAIN.
13 EREGE Napoleto:l4 IJesitslll it I pald.‘ for Invirk.'
dr.a3.eo; us Cool as n neretze. :mil no durable and
beautiful II •Ilk. s , 1111:11.11,,r kupph of real
Lawn+, selhag at 121 els .Just roceivtal at
11 0 I HNI)EICSMITIrS,
A4l).llmhu the Columbia 11;
:tiny 21. 1....5D
Prof. Gardner's Soap
WE hove Ihr Sew Eng halal SnapihnAe who did
unt obtain tI from Ihr •-otr'.l Alin; II I . Pira" . "
In the -km. 11.11 d will take grew, ,1,01. (loin NVou.cii
Gana, it in therefore no hoor , ,vg, for )ou get the
...trill of sour mol,ra at the Fidelly Medicine Some
tlolumbie, June 11, 16.59.
THE Arrow Root Biscuit are still in de
-10/411d. 1,1•IVI•11 II fre.ll 1.1',11•VI•11 , 11t;:
101. I. the Irmo tot get hem it the Fa • , 111)
1.0 her, eke.
I`,.luttahgt. „Nee II Is 0
C5l.- .4237 N G TI XS .IVIOIL WING.
assurtntent of I.:Are Mantillas,
r- :1111' I :11.•,...;
Du-ter, io yr,. , he :••••:1 t•- , Ort••.Cal LI
-WEI+ see ever ulfercd all . tvXceediag,y lose price..
%N • S
1E59. Citrop :1 4 11 -tore.
WOOD! WOOD!!
1 or),c,ooßoduLoLiPri ! ne o ,,,ll,r i k m o r r i y ud n i! d . Oi t i b k
o
Cokanbin Water Iluura. Apply in
May 28,'59-if. itE:s;rw PPIIALER.
MORE ATTRACTIONS OPENING
At Fondersns I ll's.
()tut third capply of I e Libra! Hack Chnuti lln Lace
art, to.se read) or 111 e ot.preloo of the
I 'do , Ton !leo rh ee for Ibete good.,
Pile MC 0001 OlViog 10 the very great demand P. 1111.1
cities; therefore lathe:, St lb p:en. remember
II C I.I*.I)IIRSMITH,
Altly 21,18:1S. Atljuitorig lie
NEW MUSIC STORE,
No- 93 Market st , Harrisbnrg,
SUEET MUSIC,
Instruction Books,
MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE GENERALLY,
P 1 a os,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Aceor
deons, cCc., (c.c.
June 4. 1959. O. C. B. CARTE s.
New Arrival of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT HEAD QUARTERS & NEWS DEPOT.
I UST received a large and varied stock o,
0 Malik, Memorandum. .11111 Copy Books..
Letter, Cap. and Note Paper, (very clamp.) Not --
Letts. and Legal Envelope. ofull quo 1111 e.
Binle.. 11) inn and Prayer Book.. in every
style of binding.
Portfolio.. New Style Pocket !look.. Gln.. and
India Rubber Ink•antal.. India Rubber Pen, a new
article Tmrether a.ub a large -hock of Pansy Ari
cles, to all of watch as call it, attenitou of the el st•
xens of Columlita and vistatly. ferlitig sulafied Mat
we can suit lit quality and la price
& McDONALD.
Columbia, April 9, 1e.59.
ritA.Nß.Lxzr
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
QTATEMENT of the Awls of the Company on
J -Intim,* 1, 1-.1.,
Published in eoutormtty with illeprovi.ino of the
.ixtbseetionofthe At.. of 44.i.r01.15 .ol A pril3 01.1.542.
ORTGAGr ES.
Being morlgngr•on re:11,420e. 111
City 111.1 Comity of l'holntlelphnt. excel
*10.950 111 Montgomery .1:t0.k,. h LI)
kill and Allegheny c•ounties.Peoney Iv
REAL. • ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriffs' sides, under
mortgage claims, viz:
Eight houses and lot. 7ri by 150 feet, on
the South-west corner of Chesnut and
Seventeenth street..
A house and lot. 27 by 71 feet. on North
vile of Spruce street, %Vest of Elev
enth ' , Heel,
Two houses land lots, each 18 by PP fret.
on South side of Spruce =tree!, :true
Sixteenth street,
Five houses 0101 lots. earth 17 9 by 90
eel. Nos. 159, 161, 161. 165 and 16:
1111wyn
'sheer houses stud 101.49 by 54 feet. on
.11.!e of Sevettlrenlb •treet.-oath
01 l'lnc .t.
MI wet, 00 SOlO 11 .1
.1 04,001 of 0 00 /100011.1 F
lot. 12 I. Hi reel. oil 11w
North snle of George stieet, West of
Ashton street.
Seven houses and lot. 20 by 117 fret on
the Enst side of Beach street, 010.1111
of ellr.oot street.
A house and lot. 15 by 30 feel, No 9G
Plummer street. ' , mkt orNstith street,
A ground Tent of $3O. issuing nut of u lot
13-4 by .10 feet, on North side of Oiler
street, 40 feel %Vest of Leopard street.,
LOANS.
Temporary Loans. on Stocks as Coital
ertalSecuraly.
STOCKS.
SIO,MM Alma Moen Loan,.s per cent.
Ilnt on.)
200r:hams Rank of Kentucky.
17 Northern Rank acKeinueky.
Inn Cuion Hank of Tennepmer.
12 " Inkutance Company of the
Slate of Penn -3 Inanta.
11.0 Railmad Co.
'" Commercial and Railroad
Rank. Vick•lntra.
300 •• l'enn•ylvanito liatlrond Cn.
91 , t Pran Lii, Pneln.urnuveCn
2 .` Alerektitile Library Co.
20 " Union Cntinl Company.
Schuylkill Railroad Co..
lt.lt 0011 Nnyli Rastrond Bond.
84247 Wnr.mestt.
$2.000 Burlington City Water Loan,
Phiiadeptna City Loan,
Note, and thlh.receir able
Csolh on hand,
€114211.il laaaula of Agents
LOSSES BY FIRE.
0.. e• pAid during the yeeiel6s7. 8203,7fil
By order of the Board. '
CHARLES N. BANCKBR, President.
Mum W. 2 1 / 4 . Srviu...Seirgy Pm Tem.
DI RECTORS.
CHAS N. flAisit'KEß Preeidemi.
EDW'D Q DA:X. Vire Pre,iiitent
Chau. N, 'Marker. Tot.u. %Vac...T. Samuel Gram,
Jacob N. Smith. Coo \V Itu•hard.. Norderal H.
Lewt..Jllavid S. Woven, l‘aae Lea, Edward C. Dale,
Coo rules
WAI. A. STEEL. See, pro
Tubs. LLOYD, Astra, Columbia
April 9. MD.
UMBRELLAS AND PAIRASOE.S
11E T sub6e - ritr, mannfaciurer of•the best quality - 4o
PARASOLS AND UMI.III.ELLAS.
invites the anew ion of CASH and close buyers to Ili.
att . :ring Stock. which fur variety and FI) lea annum,
be surpassed.
JOSEPH FUSSELL.
No. 2 North Fourth street, Philacklphia.
March 12,1850-3 m • 1"
Vanilla Beans.
JUST received a fresh scepplyof Vanilla Denny. and
for .nle by IL. WILLIAMS.
Colornlria Aprii 23, 1859,
GEN U While Casiiie :Map, White Windsor
Soap it: 1 / 1 1.$. A tresit supply of the above has
Just been received at the Drug :,:ctre of
H. W I LLI A MS,
April 0.1,959. Front street.
A NoTHca lot niSnronefier, or Concentrated Lye
just received and for sale by
R. WILLIAMS.%
Wall Paper.
3000 PIECES of Wall Paper will be sold without
regard to cost, at
11. C. FONDERSNIITI
]ltav 21. 180. Adihinittg the Bonk.
DRINK! DRINK!
COLD Fmnrklitur Soda Wuler. ut the Golden Nlortair
Drug Store, Flout street, Columbia.
Muy 7 1-59.
rquenee to get just the plower Seeds you
0- led 5 0111 url•;hhor for. _ .
Critre.on(;)pre...:.. Vine, %VII;le Jo. China Ater
very line, Doul.le Arrivals Mn rigoti.. Drommoi.d ,
Phlox. mixed. Chutes Nnilylllll . k. V 1,101.1. 1 .010,.
E-eli-elinlyria, New Dusk
Clio km. Alixell Sweet 61 1 .6itrateue• M",°" l
of Pero. Heart's or P.m r}•+.m
Pornhiciii Cl} -;r1 the i.co del Mont
lug Glory. Pi lonia. v.irintie colors. Einolile Lark P,r
mixt d. China Pink. while end ;due.
Mew Campion, white o.lllre. MI xrd Ten \Week
510ck.. , 11 Dragon. mixed Vtirlelle, 1 : 10 , Adorn-.
SWIM, P., mixed color-. 16 el.. a paper. 61 a box
For =ale at the family autheine Snore, Mid Fellow,
11411 Nov 7,1939.
IXTE don't sou; our stock of Cloths Caasimere4
and Ve-taa, beeu repkaliahed nith
Choice good. m }out hue. al rt d0e..4! pr ces. tall and
t.ee uo. H. C I'ONI)ER . ..3IITH.
May 1559. People'. Ca-h More,
Thave„tiot: iete;',:' nceoe„deci in
eeemmi, Per.mei Wlil :mike payment to
him. 11101 e 114 ving Maims will pie°, prese,•t them for
sellivnis`lll. L. S FII.IIERT. NI. D.
Mit). 20, 15591 f.
!VITO z" new Dal, Goners on ',men enndirie. and
1 exiracuilinary cheap Camino: Flouncing have met
srnh gel el lavat °mime the lad ••A fevr more
lee" at 11. C. l'ONl)l , .llSidn'll'S,
Adjoining the Bank
C. I). lIOTTEINSTEIN. M. D.,
QUIIIII:ON AND Pill SICIAN, Columbia, Pa.
1 'thee in the roolt. let ly occupied li) Dr 1.. $
Falltert. .Alny 14. 1t159 f.
The Columbia Ice .ompany
ennitnel ;lie denve..) of Ice in the
11 oil Nlf \IM Y. Itch p t. F:1111111ei , I 0 Ire
legnlus Iy v.lll glue nonce. 10 sub.
tinier. A mingellionle, puce been made for furni-liung
n lull ..mpnly of lee during the Culture ,C... 5011, on reuson
nble wont?.
SA :1,11. C. SWARTZ. Agt
Columbia, 11Ity 14, Lis9-:3ln
MPANY.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVA?iIA.
It ULES.
1 Money in received every day, nod in any amoun't
large or •nnill.
a Five l'er Cent interest in paid for money from
the day n I. V Ul In.
3 'I lie money - otwo}g paid Niel. in gold, when
ever it 1- called for. 3311 d withoulncli n e
4 Moil,: 1- received I iron F.xecnior.. Adi •ininirti •
tor. Ga, ramie- and 33313er... 3.3.130 lle•Iie to have it in 31
Vince al pet reel •.111.1.1,111131 where :mere-a eau
3313133i11ed for it.
5 The nutty received flout depositor- hive. -il
in Real Itl-gate. Mortgages. Ground Rent., and tutk
col er sectiritie- an the Chllrier direct..
a office Iloor.—Every day from 9 till 5 o.eloek.
and on Monday a and Thar.ilii). lid e o'clock in the
evening.
HON HENRY 1.. lIENN Pre.ident.
ItHHENT SE I.FRIDG Vice Pre.ident
Wl'. J. HEED. :-,,,,,,v
DIRECTORS.
Henry 1.. Renner. riot I Brew....
tatter, Jw...1)11 11. Hut rry,
Robert i 4 ellll,llze, Franido t.re
Samuel K A•liton, Jo-eith Yeike..
1.3133.11,01 Hilfentterfer.
OFFICE!—Walnut Street, South-West Corner
of Third Street, Philadelphia.
April 24. 1c59
IHAVi; Oiw day us-orianut %rob me a=n ro-pm
nr.r oi the Whii.e,lia tutu Retail !tope Oft 11.1,),
reed and Pi/0,1-100 td die Canal 111
ihe borough of Columbia. l'o Ili a ) 1. Uhler Ter
bo-tie-- trill lierrtilwr lir riiii - olovird Wider the him
of N\ - el.ll tt
A1a1c117,1559.
Tha 41.1!1-eriher.: VS./111W a vile the anemic,. of Imat
i•Xl..ll4lV.• :i..rertrnell, Of
ROPES, FEED, PROVISIONS, GRO
CERIES, &c , &c,,
tit the old .land al the ow-tri Ica•k. rat.'
luwLm. I'a The) I,:top mi:lad 111.. Law -I -.t011.. et ,
!tope- offered tht. sole of i'litlatleloolai.t. :to tl tt ..
supply 01 Ittovt-oot.-111tot , . ethouhler, I) 1..1 I
Cora. Oa,. filly, &c. A general n...1...1111,11
01(;101.1,1i.
Columbia, April 30, '5O. NA' Er.r.:4l-1 &
HILLSIDE NURSERY & GARDEN,
HALF-MILE NORTH OF COLUMBIA,
LANCASTER CO., PA.
THE subscriber, Proprietor of the "Hillside
iN.Lo.er) and IIIIS den " offer- cor tale. al lIIK
P.. M.'''_ a rein, II it—orlownt or
FRIIITO-11ADE &ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Of llo• I•hoice-t voutt'lle, It (.11,....0;lel.11.111 01 /lardy
O. onumrliml Shrubl.cry—VVert.T.e...l, tutu tlet'ithion.,
the fille-t 01[111411g plant- of every Jr-e• 10100 de
in/1111114i In thi- 111 Irket—all Intrily, Magi) . monthly, or
prrpernal 1.1.4.1111, , ,
1111.1 ..1.111(10111 V.Vielle4
of 1 . 41 14 '.7
.de , - 4 -
?..4,;4, -,
GRAPE FECES,
~--,w " ), 7 -' ,2 . , A 1 >7.!, , i .,..k 4 -V- ,... e - r•
NATIVE & EXOTIC, .....'.6e„;.. !P . :4r' ~.;
...11 (rot .of umorly A ,
.-: .1' ''• 1 21
every varlet) wurilsy # '
of cut•tv:01011 111 MIS
ClaMaie. (;on.eberrie,
=I
than 'oat not mitchte; nlsn, the finest collection of
hardy ereie• ever niii•red fo • air Columbir. and.
after of other gardens he thinks he may
nsberi. the finest grown and beat assortment
now in the ennui):
Ile mills lill,llloll to the Green House. which la
crowded with the rarebt mid moat sought for vurie
iie. of irtrnamental and Flowering Hants and mil
li nee- I.unee-ler and York Coo.ltie• to produce ar
choicer nu healer grown cc-Memoir of Green and lint
Hon.e than now nil hand at the - 101 bide
trar.teii." in o rater for tinnitg 'Trade. Ile offers them
cheaper thin, they ran be bonsai at any oilier comb.
11-hTYtlt 111 lbe labfAeCOUrltie. or 111 Ike *lute.
°Alen.•.
ris742-091
tie keep. con-Istotty on band at his Rttensive Nur
sery and Garden. or van furnish at ...Ott nailer.
every tree. -brut, or flower. connected will. the boa
nes+. ofered ior ...Or td l'hionleipls:a.
In gannet tins aoh the Nursery and Garden. the
nroprie.or vt tt undertake threuth the 000m•y or
Wiuinm SlAttrorrl. a oelentifie La aftscape Gardener
and ur-eo roan. rthwated to Englaltid.:o phill nod
for out I'lea•a re 1. ronods, and to do
general Jolooog. iu do- :lac of ho.oneu-
IrrA II lane) told j0 , r1 , 1114 w rk woll be Warranled
to give W01411 . .10'1 10 nn 111-I.•fis r oust ra•lidioug.
and will be done re....oufble rate.
.S 11. PURPLE.
Columbia. )0 ,0 I n. l'
101,0.8,17
1859. HALDEMIAIII'S 1859,
rauxeru SUPPLY,
VOW ovoing at Ilaldemaa's Cheap Cob
..spring r•oo.1,, I;te
mo-t vaned and heauttral a--ortment Weever offered.
at tam-tilde ;nw
ALSO, NEW CARPETINGS, TEA AND
DINNER SETS, LOOSING GLASES, &c.
S„.?Opelling aontetlarar treat every day.
A 1..D104 AN'S
Ap DO. IPSO. Cheap Cavil Store.
F Co.?.
.7
*7! 547 97
34,307 00
LIST OF NEW BOOKS. -
JUST RECEIVED AT
Saylor 4 MeDonald's Book Store.
Lady or the Ws. ay AZ rr. Southwar,. $1.25.
Letter• from Spain, ‘Vm.O Uryna 1. *Lon.
The 'renew House. or, Embers from Poverty's
Ilea.thstone. 51,25
11.01, or Knwrininownt, el..
1001 flame Amu-40/.00, 01.00.
In and around Stamboul, 0143.
Crui.e of the Ito Hugh 8145.
Ty.• (11d lid sand..nne. Hotel klilter.
Tos/.lla , wltli a !arr. p• , ortment of 1 1 " iseellan
Books. whirl. will be sold low for curb.
Apri I 10 l-9
36 215 On
46:i0 411
IMMIII
E3=l
F4R SALE.
200 l ii rt n o e sg , f4c . tion Matchers, v e
FLOWER SEEDS
Gentlemen,
NOTICE.
Oar Embroideries
SAVING FUND.
ATIONAL
AFETY
RUST
NOTICE.
Scrofula or King's Evil,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices; and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, .s I
will visit the iniquities. of the fathers upon
their children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption. which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases ; conse
quently, vast munbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has itsorigin directly
in this scrofulous contamination ; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as EnurrivE
and Sx.nv DISEASES, ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE,
ROSE, Or ERYSIPELAS, PIMPLES, PUSTULES,
BLOTCHES, BEAMS and BOILS, TUMORS. TETTER
and SALT RHEUM, Se kr.ll BEAD, RINGWORM,
RHEUNIATISM, SYPHILITIC and MEncent.tLD/S-
I;A:+I,S, DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING 2BOM VITIA-
Trx on IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in 4 , impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
fryer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy citalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
not only do they cure the every-day complaints
of every 'body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
plea.ed to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costive
ness, Heartburn, headache arising, rom disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
c' its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TILE RAPID cunt OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, Tironchitis, Incipient Consump.
tion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness' and so nu
merous ore the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmon .ry organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
communitv have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on tee afflicted they can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DR. 5. C. AYER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sl,l 7 .1, ; , Grey.
n I: ti,,.• V,. (;
Oil.. • h I, e by
I.lt , .11'•
Brushes
I-I
AIR. Tonlb and
1 , ,0ftt,11 11, ro 1? , , , rh0g Carob-.
Itor. Pocket Combs 1.,,t4 et Combs,
India
Fllle TUOIiI MU, India Itol•lo, 1)1, --log Comb-
A largo 16.-norticol or the allot O. 1t0r.1 , -.3 Ir., jtv , t
tOr nude Ly
April r 9, 'S(I. It NVILLIANIS.
COSTAR'S Rat and Roach Exterminator,
o-tar'- Elect rir Powder, fol • lit de , 1101•111111 al
Phr•..Motu, 1 7 1e.is, Plant Insects, & r e. A fre,lifup•
ply tur .tile !.y
Apia 9,'32 R. WILLI -I.lklS.
Waverly Novels.
Erss:eN & cheap Edmon or the W.I.
P
Vet l)' received as sooli a. poldi.lied, at
65 et.. per vol., or five dollar. per •et. of 26 voi..
SA YLOII & 31eLKIN A LD
April 16, 1559.
HUMOROUS BOORS
TUST pullirhed and for sole at the Iteud Quarters
el tool Newe Depot
Piney Woods Tavern, or, a Stray Yankee is Texas
Big Rear's A dventhres and Travels, $1,13.
K N Pepper Paper., SI ,00.
sparrovegruss Paper-, $l,OO.
Matrimonial Broke, age In the Metropolis. 81.25.
ErA larre a..oranc.a of Cup. Lever and Noir
Paper,Envelopcs, &c., cheap. at (lead Quarter• and
News Depot. (Apr. 16,,59.
TOR RENT.
TWO first-rate business stands on Front
street. between Loeu.ii and Walnut eireele,A
with DWELLINGS untielied. Immediate pa
'region Riven. Enquire nt the Drug More of
Apr.! 9, `59. It WILMA MS, Front et.
Blank Books, Blank Books.
LA RGI: I", of I.edgrrp, Uny Bonk, mornn
dum, PO,. and Copy liAok- Very elienp
SAVI.Ort & NIMIONALD.
Apr 16.'50 !feud Qu..:rler• and Sewn
THE FAMILY MEDICINE STORE,
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
WE are now prepared to •apply the people nr
lumina with medtclue• !.e-h tram first hnorin,
oil a gre4 ire ranee) of Perfumer) and Falicv Ar
ticle• Mau we hare hl•o. frr table u.r.
Prepared Cocoa. Farina. Coro Starch, COX it ciMp
er's Gelatine. for makirie Jellies. W may nod Bran
dies for cooking and medicinal purposes.
aßiffilf, or, Bond's Boston Cracker:, for
Dyspeptice, and Arrow Mom Criii•Lcr.. for so.
valid. and childien—new articles in Coyumbm, at
the Family Medicine Store,
April 10. 1949.
20 doz. Jouvin's Celebrated Kid Gloves,
beautiful spring •liii de, uodiour jto.: rt,
The Ladies should beet noire for
Jonvsn's lint "Jou.. & Co" You
can get the genuine ail, 1.. at
11. C rfIN 111'11.41111 . 11 -.4 .
Apr. 121 1 ,49 asijoimioi .Le .tank.
A. Fresh Supply.
WE know that the people of (..,,tettltta will appre
ei.ttr nor endeavors to rt , ea.e 11, ni The •..ror,
invoice of Bran and Arrow Hoot (..raciter.. treats from
the oven. haee ju•t arrived Now I. ti i. it-v. to gvi
them. Any artirle wanted we vet n 'Flairr in la boar+.
for y GO. n.t. the Vona!, Alt doe,
April 23, tsa
New• Work by the Author of "The Prince of
the Hou,c of David.
TEM PILLAR OF FIRE;
OR, ISRAEL IN BONDAGE,
BEING an account of the wonderful so,
in the I.ife of _the no of Pharaoh's Dau
(Noses,) together with Picturesque Cketches o w
Hebrews tinder tire Taskmaster, by the Her. J. H.
Ingraham.
The undersigned have been appointed tepe'lts for
the above work, and ure now prepared to tarnish it
to subscribers. Price. t!5.
SAYLOR & McDONAI.D.
Apr.C3,'s9-3t Head Quarters and News Depot.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
r ll. ^ :° tro 4 ,s t . . " e k think tlir j i o n
vltTolfoewi In
eke d
could you know that we had a fresh supply of Garden
and Flower Seed- Twenly.five choice - varieties
of Flower Seed, for one dollar nr six rents a pa
per. Radi-h, curly and late Turnip. Cocoa Nut.
13u.di and Marrow r.qua-h. the celebrated Hutrard
Squash. similar in ta-ie to the Sweet. Potato, Ever
t; reel Sugar Cont. White Onion. Extra large Lima
lien 0, Loin Green Cucumber. Greco and Mixed !Ann
tirre t-a (Ann= to make ihe dull <pot. 0 round
your dwelling. rind 1.1 your heart,, green and fres h
at the Patntly Alcd,enle
April 23- ISSO
N lwark and Fi.osendale Cement,
AND CALCINED PLASTER,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
FOR FALE CY
J. CRESSON BRADFORD,
Grain, Flour, Produce 4- General Commission
Merchant, No. 230 South" Wharves, below
Walnut Sired, Philadelphia.
April 30, 1539.
GARDEN SEED!',
OF every kind, such as Early Purple Egg
Plant. Salsify or Vegetable oy,-ter,Exirti. Early
Turnip Beet, le:trio...l known.) White ctolid Celery.
Leek. Na-torion,Gornbo,Celeri.le.nr Turni p Celery,
Adams' Early Corn. five different vaileileo Bauch
Beans. Extra Early Pea.. Dwarf Peas. large
Marrovvfiti Pro., Emily York Co huge, White Flat
Dutch Cabbage. Ju-I received and for s Ile by
April 9.'59 It. ‘111.1.1A.M.5.
Black Ink.
ASUPERTOR article of Black Ink. for sale to the
Golden Mortar Drug Store.
April 9, ISC9.
\V ORD'S Hair Restorative, Roofland's Ger-
Baler.. EXpeCIOr:1111, Aloes
Cherry Pectoral. Jay tic's Alterative, liollowit)'s
Plllf and Oitilmeat.
CONVECTIONS Blood Senrcher.
Rushton & Chi rh's Cod I.iver Oil, Toutitt.erid*- , Soir
..apardta. : 4 ttr=noarilla. Indian Vette
tattle Putht, Ayer , . Cathartic Pill.. tztutaiti'A Panacea.
stvaiti's Vernal - at:e, Thatup , aiit. 1 , ..1e Witter. Oct hee-
ESC hoar': lialcain of Wild Cherry.
Wiotar's Couch Lotelice.t. MeNlunf, Elixir of Opium
A large and tre-li -upply or the above Popthar Item.
edie.t.ju=t received and fur stile by
April 9, 1t59 R. W I LI ASI S.
We Have Just Received
DR. CUTTER'S Improved Chest Expanding
-pentler aid Shoulder Braces for Gem It men.
mid Patent Skirt Suppoi ter find Brace for Lathe..
311-1 the article that ii wonted of this time. Come
and •ee them at Family 51eilivine Snore, Odd rellows*
[April 9,1539.
FLOUR AND TEED STORE.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Columbia awl vicinity, that he bus
opened a Flour and Feed Store, two doors below
Black'= hotel, where he will always keep on hand a
large stock of
FLOUR AND FEED,
ut ihr. law•ect Ca4ll
I•CORN AND OA f'S alwnyn on linnd.
ANTLION MYERS
April 9, 1559-Gin
NOW OPENING
10,000 , Pieces Wall Paper.
SELECTED in New York, all New and bean
iiful ac.tgas. and at extremely low prices. rang
ing from 6 up to 40 cenit--'lmee wiehing Wall P ,, 1-rf'
are purocularty inched to call nt
BALDENIAN'S Cheap Ca.h Store.
April 0.18 t 0
OPZNXNG---ICE CREAM.
THE subscriber returns his thanks to the
ci•ieet= or col umbia, for the confidence they
have repo.ed in him a, a confectioner. and would
farther enhance it by .paring no effort to cater to
'heir to=re. Ile con.mmenily announces that he ha.
opened Ins
ICE CREAM SALOONS,
- -
where all delicacte of the sea-on will be foam!. be
side.. flavors of cream not het eicifore in use in Co
Jumble,
N. 13 —Particular Ikitention will be paid to furnish
log Pic Nice and Parties with Co.ifectitia..
. C. BETNER.
Columbia. April 9.1E50.
FOR RENT.
CONVENIENT BRICK DWELLING 2:1 .
}Merry -tree) •ihnve 'rood
Nraier and ON introduced and" the linear. Appi} io
March 26.'50 if On. H. JoilS.
S. Atlee Bockius, D. D. S.
DitACTICEF. Operntive, tsurgleal and Meehan.
1. iral Departuirni. of Dentisiry.
tirrire t.oeu.l .1 re•rt, between !be Franklin Hance
and l'oQt fibre, Coiumbia.,ya.
:llnv 1 1.,50
Traveling Dress Goods.
E 4 VERS" variety of Traveling dress armada for Indira
, ,
suCil us ...aye:dot, it iv style Ely ,ahts, Vilitialia.,
Ac , at
H. C. I'ONDESSAIITIPS.
Co!atolon, May Ql, lgrat.
Colored Tarletons, &c.
D ED. (Slue. Pink. Ilufrand Whue. telletons very
It vlll,l.ll—first in son -0:1, tor cues ring picture ironies.
looking-glasses, &e , at
C. FONDERS:MITtI'S
Mn y 21.15:19. Al.Poinithr the Ithulc.
TOR SALM.
100 111ILS. Bong I.)u.it. train Pittsburg. of the best
trout p, of Not 1,2 told 3 Canal I.s /11
Alio 14, ttwfl. B. F. A PPOLD
BUY THE
WATVZSZYTT.A. PRINTS,
They ore the Drat Calicoes yet iffered to the
Public for the money.
Wholesale Agents, DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG
& rte.. New York. Apr. 113. '30.41n.
Walt s.azza.
UST received, 50,000 Prime German Srgnrs
bleb w•e con recommend is the be• I
ever brought to Columbia. for rule, wholesale atm
renttl, at
FEN DRICH Y TIROS'
Nlarch 12,1Q59
Dr. Coggswell's New Medical Salt!
FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
New Medical Salt! New Medical Suit.'
IS NOT A CURE ALL.
For Inflammatory Diseases only
TAIt. COG( :s WELL'et::Vew Medico/ tro-attitti of
being a remedy for all ilk has control over but
one ill ins but one aim. nod sieentnoll•heit but (me
thing. to wit: Subdue. InfliontnillorY c't hat
ever be ita form or localaty, whether In the bead,
t hroat, abdomen. extreminec or slim.
NT ENV Medical :init. lb peciiiitir. csecl;clice
pi that 'Alan:in the u-,lets Inc. of blood and alrengill
ii eficetually cure, I ntistnitnator) Di<ene.eF (no Colierrs)
Icy producing an equilthrium oi all the fluid. in the
hotly. the want of la Inch lb the Pole caste of inflaia
mation9
OTICE to invalid•' The following form• whlrl,
IN the unbalanced fluids rt.sume, HMI many not liege
mentioned. that have more or tem. fever or ruin. tug
it.e..ily subdued by the New Ntechrul Snit. ae fire l
eriinruished by water, to wit: Brain Fever. Head
ache. Ranh of Blood to the Head and Heart. Nn•. lie
Owned eyes, Pans, none, 1111)/TA and liver, ;\ earn is la.
brutal Affeetion., Erysipela., Bronelivi,
Asthma, Cough.. Cold., Dynfep.tn.
Gout. Scrofula, and all nchnig and other CUlalleOls.
rUpllO US.
D n. coccswimus Netv Modica! Sall exert•.
hse the vaccine Mauer. an extraordinary
wtru
rnce over llar Vein% and arteries. reralsio
unl decline of iiitiammaiion as indicated I y the pulse.
which soon resumes its natural slate. heat
pair and fever disappear.
TAR. cOI•GSWELL'S New Medical Salt does ppo
I/ what it claims to do—no more. no lea—equalizes
the fluid- by removing from the system all arterial
sod venou•obsiruelions nese nail re Circulars ma,
he obtained from any Druggist Who bus this valuable
Medicine for 'ale.
R COGGSAVELL'S New Medical Si.al Get
/ Circular. A.lr any I/ rugs's( about the New Med
ical Salt. A-k your neighbors about the. New Med
ical Salt. If sick, try, if tick, remember the New
Medical Salt.
A c
o p 1.1 . 7 5 0 ;I: e r : m il:
do A e s t
Sent by moil. free of expert•e. on receipt of
invalid. with elt.onic or long •Dinding discsurc,
•hould nisei.} • order a cillollie pnekorte.
D. C. TAYLOR do CO.,
General Agente.2o2 Dock et.. Ph, n.
N. D.—Agents wattled in every City, Town and
VOnice
11 COGIP.WEI.t,'S New Medico! It 1• (or !ate
1./ in Colutnbta. by McCORICLE.V. CT.I.I.I:TT. nl.d
by nil enterpri-inc druff.l.T• Who o‘m or ii. ••Spy "i •
Mild. A. 111.1 Tel Si Talrl.l tiorOlt um. 1.1.01 the p,e
•rr,plion or To eminent no ow. • hn0..1 in ,
to try the New hleflowtti twit. V.t leettnientale and
e'ovextosta
Fcbraath 26,1839.
Blinds and shades Oheap for Gash.
BJ. WILLIIhIS,'No. 16 North Sixth Wert,
Philadelphia, is tiarge:t Monufacturer o:
Window Blinds, and dealer tit Windom Shade: of
every variety. lie is the Or/glover of al/ New-
Styles and ha: a fine stock to he sold nt Reduced
Prices Buff. and all other colors of Linen Shades.
Truntiing-, Fixtures. tic. ~tore lis.hudes Painted to
order.
.
fu -B. J. W. invite 4 citizen= of thi+ county to mill
before purchafiing, and assure them he can red a bet
ter article for the money Chia any other etitablish
ment in the United States.
-March 2U, 1z59.
WINDOW SIIILDES.
FINE Painted Window Shades at 371-2 eh.,
Fine Painted Window Shade% at no 0 ,, Fit,,
l'Ainted NVindovir Slimle= at 1,2 Filo. Psi nat.!
Window Shades at 75 et,
Fine Cold llordiired St:dr, nl, . Fine Cob!
Bordered Shade. only. , Gold Elardrica
SJatles nnly $l.OO. Fine Gotil Poo l ed - rid r.hndes only
81.1111. Fine hold 13nrd 5,125.
White, (+leen and Bud - tiou,,i,dl,elil :NMl's:, Fly •
tures. Cords, 7:l , isets, Sc. A complete toc.k, ail of
which will be sold very low for earn
CA‘IAHGO MANF
Wholcznle and Recoil Paper Shade end !Earls re.'.
W;,,hou.e. No 00 Elt*t litflp sl-, Lancaster, Pe.
Apr. 10.1650.
I=
Wall Paper: IIIra!il Payee!
Ell' and Beautiful Sprint Si}les, al
greedy redn,,dl price..
Good Paper and bedolicol PalterllF. only 6 nu,
Good Paper and belt ill lin fail,,. y
Gored Pd; or and I.enr.olli: •rn: may in
3001 i P'i'er and beautiful P 'liar', only 12 ve-.
P•ipoi.. only 2il N.. lane 1N.,. I •
only hue 7..111i1 Pace., oil:) . :Pt EMS .
Gold Pape ri °lay .50 'Pint Gold I . .ip-rs oriy
Fine Gold Pdpor. only 73 el, ,rO.• (low rar,r4
gen, Fin- (3nlel le mr•r-.
_ _ _
BORDLRS, MOULDINGS. DECORATIONS,
!STATUARY;
A complete a1,50r:1r1e.1,1 at corre-pondingly !ow rates.
Call and exat.ti.te cur SI-CIC before puresnsinz.
CAM AnGO ItIANL F. CO.
April 9,
Stoves, Tin Ware, Gas Fixtures, tr.c.
lIIRAIVI WILS
N. E. Corner Second and Locust Streete.
SHE subscriber basing entirely refitted his
..tore and hid inn complete new .1,1, of ,ver,
th UM in ill% 1111 0 .111,V, ilie IL vothie • a
ii..,,•ronnion , Of
STOI ESOP EvEriy STYLI: S: PAITEL .N.
, tack in verb lar.lu anti C01D1.1 , 1.c., cot.•
•tiotg et"
Royal Conk, Penn. Noble. N.thottal.4i
Young tone/ten, 51.3 t hate., sear.Cott: C.ok
Cool, tug Itatthe.. Put tor F0,4..14101 ~•t
Moses of every make, , ,e. In .:
Room and Office stove-. 5.c.
Tin and Sheet iron Ware.
Aln rge stock of omit lc-in the 4 , 1,•C 114, of I/11.,
ae.-.comprinnies.r;..lo:gt6 rte hr
Tin. Sheet 11 - 011 Ac, for iil).l- , 1/0:11 if,
-lock as of hts own Inantiliket...ra•. UM; lie t .00 .1
for its excellence and doratali t y.
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, ez•!..
A LA e(,1: VOMPintl• :I. , (1, , 111 0 111 rot Go.
13.. Fixture. of ta.tt hit of
lolls litres rind too burner rtutudeuer..sioßte
Dalt Pendants. Saw Ltulat , p•atti aid th.t.arti,th ta,
Drop MI were. &e.. h I way sou hand (:1 S FITT:NIA
o all its branches attended to la ith promptne...
House Roofr_g, Spouting,
IiOUSE ROOFING and :SPOUTING pot up in the
ton,t 41.11,4,0111n1 manner; 11, 'I Due -
ing and ether branches of the hu-rte-c, carried
heretofore; on the most reasonsble term
HIRAM WILSON.
Corner of Second and Locu,t
Columbia. September 5,1:157.
LODGE'S GALLERY,
N. E. COR. FRONT & LOCUST STS
COLUMBIA, PA.
THE subscriber baring added extensively o
la+ far:Lillie" for taking iihenc+,a,destre. to en'l
attention to hi+ unrivare.l ‘pecanenc. Ile i s now
prepared to take, in addition to Lis former spiesid..l
Daguerreotype., the mot perfect
Ambrotypcs, Photographs and Patent Leather
Pictures.
He feel+ confident of giving , atifaclion and illy
a mai of h:s kill to insure it.
r Picinre , taken on ino.t run.onnble ternt, is
clear or cloudy weather.
S. AWL. LODCE.
Columbia, 'Silly 81,109.
TO LET.
cooFEET OP WHAM - , on 11K-Segtineltnnna
u adjoining property of J. Vatichen X: Co. App.,'
to tS.1311:1 - 3,
Columbia, March 14,1,957-tf
DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
.A.
LIVER PILLS.
W E beg leave to call the atten
tion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu
lar remedies now before the public.
'vVe refer to
Dr. Chas. Inane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz.:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the moat satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COIkIPLAINT',
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGtJE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
tioned diseases, they arc Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug busmen,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de
termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pi!'s
shall continue to occupy the MO
position they now hold among tl.c
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and con--
pound them in the most thoroug'i
manner. Address all orders to
fLEIEING Mtn Pittsburgh, ra.
T. 3. Dwlnni sod Physician, ordering !rots oiI•--s
Fleminz Bros will do well to write their mienw
al.:LI:7:1y. an 1 tzte wine bid Dr. .32 - Lower. Prrs .'of y
Flew.) lfro. .Ib. To three to pi.e
[6.1, we will forward per mail. hart pad, io 1.1. y
onrt the L'oltwi Ftntoa, one box of Pills f.•r tirrl-w
thr^'+cnt Tr.trtzf , ebtrops. or ore ♦lel of Vermifoes low
f • tlirre.e-nt ' , tamps. MI orders frcitlCutacit. ;was
by t.etity tent. rstra.
a; -a9 1,;')