AIIEHTILBY.
N
the morning of AVEDNESDAY. 23d host„ o
ozone to t h e pee t ed..es of 'he subscriber. in
4tiest lienipfiskl town-hip. u BAY ISOR•41.:, a out i 5
hands-bigh,-morked with a whit- star on forehead.
and right hind foot white. The horse i- apparently
; about 14 rears old. The owner is tionied to prove
the proptuty. psi ohnrges and Wee the horse away,
otherwise he will be sold according to low.
HENRY SVISLEEL
Co!amble, N0v.2:., 1830-.2t
Bice Flour.
J ( o r
713 T
sale by the received, Gee
pound , at case of fresh ground Rice Flour.
A. M. RAMBO'S
forotly Grocery Store, Odd Fellows' Bell
Nov. 28,1859.
more New Shawls.
rsWINIZI to our very large sale of Shawls this sea•
AU son. we have another addition of new style Bos
ch& Long Shawls, Reversible Blanket, &c., to which
we respectfully invite the attention of ladies.
'Gent's and Youth's Long Shawls. very cheap, at
H C. FONDKR.. 4 SIITH'S
N0v.19.1859. reaper C Qtorr
A39.ESSNIENT No it OF • , .•
tuouNTv Niu'ruA it, INSURANCE c.tml PA NY.
Holism i. hereby given to the members of the I .ancas
. tor County Mutual Insurance Company. that on 8.1511.1.1...
went ofl.per cent. has been made on the amount of all
_premium notes deposited for policies. issued by said
Company prior in the Bth day of Nov. Taber. 18..0. Bad
-Made payable on or betore the 20th day of Decerab.
men. at the office of the Company ut ttlllinmaown. lo
the Board of Directors and to all authorized agents of
the Company. and also to Joseph clatAson. fat John
.oyger's Banking House 1 to pay the fol.
'lowing 1005 e... viz: I .evi G. Kemper'. s ock of merchan.
-Mae. $l5OO (10 John Belabours burn and contents,
s9=s'ls; Martin %I tiler's .prii.g house and contents.
$12200, besides come .mal.er loses.
140 A RD OF DI E "roR4
TIIOttAs S. Wooos, Grottos 1.. Komar,
'ADAM R. Wirot& Moans EMIT.
'Tooceas MCILVAITC, JOI.I Rasa.
Sow= SLOSOM. Est. JOHN M. Burgas,
N. E. SLAMAIIta.
AOENTs OF THE COMP ANY.
Dr. Eosin. Kinzer, Lancaster city.
Jacob S. . 4 hirk,
Jarob S Witmer, Manor Township.
Jacob R HoSer, Paq-Aloont Joy township
Christian Engle ' Coney
Jacob Kemper , F.sq., Ephrata
Frederick A' Zitzmun, Lidz.
John Slauffer. Esq . East Hempfield 4
•Henry A. Roland. New Holland.
Joseph, lcClure, Bart
Martin E. Stauffer, East Earl
Mercer Whotson, Batt
FraneM McClure, Salisbury
Jobe McGill,
Isaac Itoshong, Esq., East Lampeter "
ftiocrto.7. 12th of the By-Laws:
That members of this c•ompany neglecting or omit
ting to pay their a sssss naents. within thirty days after
the publication of notice of the same, will incur the ex
penses of r I exceeding ten cents per mite, circular
from the &nee of the Company, payable to a collector,
duty authorized to collect the same.
THOMAS el. WOODS. President.
NATH. E. SLAMAKER, Secretary.
N0v.19,1850,3t
6th ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
COSTUMED ISUCCUOI OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
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comprising choice l'aiminge. Sculptures, Outline.,
by the first American and Foreign Artist,.
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entitled
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Nev,1 9 , 10
eeedAess
A. Lir .177 ch?ic fc.4lkedies t tl y Me. just 4ved
a
Notr.l9, , Prevery Sore, No 71, Locust at.
New Crop Figs.
IInE very besturOeto of Figs
SF eon bit
INBE bad
R I. or
. EXWS
.N0v.19, I.M. Grocery Store, No, 71 Locust et
'Turkish Prunes!
FR4OR nu
slut &stickle( Prim es yea warn re
. F. EI3ERLFMVS
Nov.lll, Gnrery Store, N 0.71 Locust et
Split Peas!
A "ply of. Dried Peaajav received and for pale very
tr. F. EIBERLEMA
N e ovlt NM. Grocery SKIM, N 0.71 Loeser tit
Datell. Herring!
ANy our fond of a prod Ellerri v zg p ran 416 . 71g 1 171 . at
N0v.,19, ISM • Grocery Mere, No. 71 Lornos
Sap 13sgo Cheese!
A t.," agog, $46,0 Meese S . F. 2 niv4
52.1211.LE1N11
IIP,IWa. aroetry Start, 1(0. 2 Lamaist
FIXINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WE have received from the Celebrated
Pickling Establishment of Underwoou & Co.,
Boston, an as.orirruitt consistneg of
Fresh Lot.ler", in cans,
do. Peaches. do.
do. Tomatoes, do.
do. ?icicles, do,
Tomato Ketchup. Pepper Sauce, a salN'Hor article
of Preplan d Preach Mustard; Cotes Sim rk ling Gehis
tine. one pack will make one qua rt ur.d a pint of reeds
Crystal itee Jelly, He rt eh and Layer Rassins. Cur
rants. Prunes, l'ure thound Spires. &c. For good
•T'lPn Sugar, -LEVY" Ss cup Mot asses. P rime Green
and Mack Teas, and “LEVY. Coffee. or anyihang to
our line, you can buy it a little cheaper ;ban the
chespest,at H C. FaNDERSMITH'S,
ri0v.19,•59. Columbia
New Shad?
GOlO No. 71 Locust street for a prime Saud—the
be-i in the market. S. F. EBERLEIN.
N0v.19, 1859.
TO ILL WANTING FARMS, See advertise
ment of lanunoislon LAI ud.
•
July 2. 18.39.8 m
FLOUR, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &e.
vf.ouß of beet qua ity—whote-a!e or roail—Gro
-1 conies in every vanely, Provision of 01l kind*.
kept cnnatantly on hand at it ~ .GYGArII.4
Grocery morn, Corner Front and 'Onion its.
Nov 19, 1859
The Best, Cheapest, and Most Sncoessfn i
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attractive aod entertaining puldieution. issued during
the last year. have been gathered inio asingle volume.
and now that we see them together, we use surprised
at the variety, the spriglnliness. and the valur of th,,
contents There is a complete history of nearly all
the public events of they ear—there tire ample disser
tations on the leading topics—there are the graceful
trifling,. (not always trivial, however, but profoundly
instructive) of the Lounger—there are the tries and
stories of Ilulwer, Dickens, Thaciceray, &c.—there
are the records ofjokes, new and old—anthabove all.
there are those striking , wood cut representations of
contemporary men and things, of folbesand fashion,
and of customs and countries—all contained within a
single volume, and to he had for a song. It is n grand
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tury. in all its phases. midin nearly all minas Ev
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man orbu.iness. the child and the woman.
We would not so often call attention to Harper's
Weekly if we were not well satisfied that it is the
beet family paper published to the United States, ann
for that reason. and that al ne. we desire to see it
undermine and root out a certain kind of literature
too prevalent, which blunts the morals of its readers,
vi,i a te s their taste for sensible reeding. and is alto.
gether bad in its elects —New London Advertiser.
As Harper's Magazine has done much to drive out
the yellow-covered literature, so we should be glad
mace this new Weekly take the place of those papers
which depend for eXeiteinent on poor, trashy novels.
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Harper's Weekly abounds in original matter, spicy.
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riety, its severe but just criticisms upon the follies of
the times, its elegantly written and instructive arti
cles, and its able correvondence. all combine to
make it the model newspaper of ocircountry.and one
that every family must prize. Its condensed weekly
summary of Foreign and Domestic Intelligence is al
together superior to that contained is any other jour
nal Being published too, in a form of preservation
and binding, if taken cure of as it deserves to be, is
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Nov 19:59 ~
r ,, lrt Tiff: Ilf:1F: , 41` me
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BAND,
al 4kW 1 1 1.11 It rrreFtiftl , til•, Fulle) Article
%ill he .old lou the ioltle. The proceed- of me
Fair will im Aevoimi to proeurolg it uoi..•rm tor the
ftwefl Th, pu ld,.. I_
V - Contrihutions toward. the Foir may tot left with
111 r,. J. Betimat mit lomat.
I •olurn•-in. Nov I:11h 1f4.5:14,1
NOTICE
ErrgßS oi t
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C 00.41. ....0 1, 111 , 1i 10 JOHN K. sNii PH.
Nov 12. 1-5911;
PURIFY Tug BLOOD
mofirat PM
F. 7
AND PMENIX BITTERS
THE high and culled celebrity which thche
Medieitiee have Heysllre.l for Ihr er
itwurinble efTwaiuy jn oil the di-tape. which they, pro
les- to cure, has rendered :he uauul pruclive of pia
fling not nIIIT onnecepooiry, lilt! unworthy of ?twin
They arc knownlhior tvicla work -
teotft tor • rem a , aot by
illy I•te/Iull:to
lui 4111 4 WWI. of A•lloris • teen , . and (`barn!.'
Rueu
nutlNn, “ri•011ell• Of the IS: ..... r I Koloey..
ton. Fever.. annul laver illy upturn,- the -out!, u n til
west, where three dises-en prevoil oho) will lie iound
invalutoble Planlrr., Filemera and other., who osier
nee the-e Medlunte., will never unerwurde lie with
nut them
pero,o di.ea.e
-hould de• nona 1114 . -e illift.•4l.tel..
Rrupllnti -, of inn Cryiqn flyoilnney. Fey,'
and Agu. Fen •ennig, 01 the nn
these iii.olo.on. win h. i 1,1,0 0 .0f......0anni) and en,
1 1 .10 remrdt. umrr inedt.oo o - leove lilf• s% -11 01 sib.
jt Ct to a f p etarll OW t 11% he-, in
irine. ernnninnt. Tr) .10 in be n 00.5,01. anal be
cured •
•
ill nurumokt, Dumneslls.- N. v.•r intl. so etndiente ols
11..1) Htk tb.•.•rfrct- of %I. Most -moo, lllan
lb, nos-I t'aw.•rlul or,poirolloo.
Aug/,1 / 4 .e.st, Dehthst Nervau. Carn•
Mum.- of nit I)rpuutr Alruction., Palpttutto•t of
the been l'aSOlrrAl.llollr.
vrigionl proprethe of these medicine•
Wo. e0r..1 of r•le , uf.3s e sodium bt the u-e
three I, f.• N. Ih••we. niuur, Wo.lll+ of 4111 fire
Y , I•ss Ilr.l ,) .h••.. Mefir•u.rr. Plifeni.
wi.l du w. II :d sololini..ll . l . th••nt ..VilrileVoW
o,••••••• •• ,er
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHCENIX BITTERS
vur./y the b 1 eisd Moo- remove lot .11-rx-e ti eli
the ryoleril. will pinee the Ltfe POI.
owl ••liceojj. ROW, beyond she revels of competition
In she 0-timatsols of every patient. Prepared and
veld by
Da. WILLIAM' B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, roe, Worth St., *few York.
Irr For role by mil Druggists.
November f 7.f859.fy
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PriceO a " Ph" -P.
VpAGEVTS wanted for every township and Bo
rough in York and Lancaster CoaatlPP. Pa. Good
wages con be made by active sad industries'. e...
.risers,Nov
De!aloes! Delaines!
3 .4 0 P . vri,re 10 4 ;r 1 lwfiltnOTigi 14.7' 'WV 2 i rL l Wrt
. • C FON D Eft* NI wow
nt
N • 19 IMO
DRIED FRUIT.
VOR Drier' 4 Froit—Appies. Peashe*, Cherris4., Ace.-
17 the bait so I. matket, go to II elTit DAM'S
Emmy Stem Carew Vont mad Maim as.
CANVASSERS WANTED.
WIRRAL INDI7CEIIIENT9 TO AMMO!
Fifty Dollars a Month, and all Expenses Paid!
TTI4 wi.n no engage an active Agent in every
VT County throughout the United Stales and Cane.
dna. to travel and introduce our New Twenty Dollar
Double Thread Lock Stitch Sewing Machine. This
Excelsior Mut blue isjutv patented, with valuable im
movement., which make it the cheapest and mo.t
popular maehi art iu exi-tence. and acknowledged to
be uasurpa.-ed for general udlilt. A limited number
of re4proo , thlo neenioare wanted to solicit order. by
sample to whom a •ial.try or SW per month and ex
penses will be paid. For conditions and full panic.
%Ours address, with stamp for return pilotage.
J. W. HARRIS & CO.,
No 13 Shoe and Leather Exchange. Boston, Mass
November 12. 1859-St
25 PIM CENT. savnu.
\lNhave reeeived more Boxes of
Black Fitt Telmer°, from one of the ben man
ufartoriep ut Vitainia—much superior to the first lot
manufartured for 04 We wiM to ewe in regard to
this Telmer°. that we can reeeratue,,d p e a, to
quality and flavor than all) sweet Tobneco before
manuferturee in IMP 'Mile or elsewhere. We cnn
Fmnrunlee 10 HI , wi-hing to try it that they will olive
2t per rent by buyitm our BLACK PAT TOBACCO
The Tobacco is free from •tern and dirt. made of
nothing but pure leaf, and oweeiened with the best of
white sugar. Alt dealer, who sell sweet tobacco
should give this anti le a trial, and if it is not a• we
repreltent it. we svid at any time refund the price.—
We also keep on hand the following brands of chew
ing tolinceri:
sweet Penrh Leaf. Sweet CongreeP, Sweet Honey
Dew Sweet Caventli.h. Sweet Honey Nine and
Sweet Twist. We keep the beet brand of Rough and
Ready, and a new brand of natural called the Virginia
Double Pressed.. We have the largen mock of Se
gar. and Chewing Tobacco went of Philudelphis.—
We will cell the above goods cheaper than they can
be bought in that city All who deal in the above
a/tie/es are reque.led to call. and if we do not offer
them good- eltenper shun they ran be bought elUe
where, we will not oak them in buy.
FENDH ICII dr. Rims..
Wholesale and Retail Telmer°. Snuff MHetutstetory.
Front at., five doors from Locust, Columbia, Pa.
November 5, 1459.
ZEPHYR GOODS.
STOW opening the laree-t sweoriment of Zephyr
Goode, we have ever offered: NuNom Maoupo
xies, Hoods, Arralvia, Sett eve•. ite :sae
H A L.DEbIAN , S Cheap Cll/41 Store.
November 3, 1859
,ADVLINISTRATOICS SALM
OF REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Lan
caster County, the undersigned Administrator of
the estate of John W. Shuman, dec'et. wilt sell at pub
lic sale, at the public house of Daniel Herr. in the
borough of Coiumbio, on SATURI sA V. DE' 'EM 888
10, 1839, the undivided one•htdf of the following de
scribed property, situnted r a t the en tt side of Front St .
between Wal ttttt and Gay %%recto, in the Borough of
Colufftbia, conststing of a lot of ground coin g 52
feet on said Front street. and extending, in depth 180
feet. more or ICRS, adjoining the property of Mrs. Zellers.
estate of C. Breams'', deed. and Michael S Shuman.
on which is erected n Brick Building. 30 by 3-i feet,
with brick back building 14 by 27 feet. two stories
high; taid building having a basement room in the
cellar, and two store rooms on the firm Boor; the rem of
the building is a convenient and comfortable dwelling
There is also erected on this lot a Frame store. one
story its height, 18 by . 24 fret The store rooms are all
furnished with shelving and drawers, which belong to
the buildings. The stores and dwelling are now occu
pied by David Hanauer.
Sale tceomasence at 1 o'clock P. M. when terms will
be made known by MICHAEL S. SHUMAN.
The undersigned will also at Me some time of the
other halt' of the above described properly at public
sale, thus giving any person wishi eg to purchase the
whole property, an opponianity to do so.
Nov .5 , '59-ts MICHAEL. S. SHUMAN.
NEW WIDrT3M GOODS.
NOW Opening a magnificent assortment
of Full and Winton. Gond.
EW FURS
from 6500 to Stitt n 10.11. Mi nt, Sable. Stone M arten,
I'llol. Squorrel, Storer Morten. &e ,
CLOAKS AND DUSTERS,
New York and Plnignielplna nufucture N•twe%
Panero,ll nod %Vanier Clo and Ou.glee., Open.
inh. Daily 'thick Iteuver Clonka, "mei; Tr'cot
Cmal..4. he., hi•.• mrpte Vehnn for Cloak,..
31,00
2.50
400
9 00
20 HO
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
J , rquarti ' 4 , 1.11• t 4, l'
1,, 1.1 I flinty 4.1`111 ,,, ; 1 VII• 11011
iV.llli,"l / • S 101 , 114 twd . ".(41/{II `411.0J1 . 1.. .sll
, k• -
GENTLEMEN': SHAWLS
oftEss GOODS, DRESS GOODS
4 , 1 %Vont Luvin• p.ma..ll)oHquel delaine.; tll
%% 0. 11 , 00.• in black and all colons;
N o.* s..ylt , P.‘,.- Dre4=
On Ivo rted. !longue; Innen null
brown ground 25 nib per vont!: 4.4 Freud)
I 'lonizes, 25 cent.: 1:21.
HOSIERY.
/Iten'n Merino and Como!, Anon mud Drawer.,. Indira
Underve,-. Lathe. , %len.° Ho-e, blink. MP..• nod
f."tssr. , rino 1.104 e Idnel. t. I ite nod col
nred: 110%a NI. . • olared:
• h. fin \I. rue., I, o m " all . l elporee.
Ntl. • • • • n. 1 ,1 'till ren'n Colton lio,iery.
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS,
iu silk,Nere 1,, rd .hreod louvkskin and
MEWS WEAR
A (-belie,- Bed Isrge 11.5C.1-ItTlC.ir I en.o.irnere.,
and sew Ves , ilig..
BL \ N KENS.
A very large stock of tit mseo-, Woolen Coverlets,
Cornrow.- - V,•.. ••
CARPETINGS.
A lIPW rrill .u.•,. 1.0 II I op FLOOR
oil, CIL. 1111-• 0.., 5.1.4 in i.nrr 3:,41- rot
i„ „„, ••. l'fi•ovore ;ill Cloth, •i 4
In.-4 WI L•.
CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
LOOKING GLASSES, WALL PIPERS
lor. - mo 111 MI IX,a ri o t
1.1101 - C
Col: mbiA N..,erneier 1../0:1
FOR SALE CHEAP
30f1 1 .- .II I* TV •• • , rA z.x , • b0,.01,, 1.1
I 1111 l .1 o:i : god .•
hi.• It Wori .• .3 ••, . .b. A. by •oL n I h
e It? tiv•tri It 1' 'if 11U4
Whore ti. slid • 61 , ...... I, • $ rg'fl r a
r r „,, cl•oor% Lot- u-t, utramt.
Novelti*.er S.
NEW FURS, NEW FURS.
IA • E have pot received from Philadelphia
I, o eboiee u. , of New Vur• wn nuf,rl a reit ev•
prep.!y for our .nw !laving nu Fur• lee) over from
la-i -c poreli.i•er4 Pao rel) upon veiling it new
nun pear,' HMO , Our 1 , 101 . 51
.r,-. tvriver it, retd.
Sitlemon Aguirre! in Petit; Fogli.L . vgtiiriel in S. 5-;
1.0-ler .'our.. &e K, mi iie'rronminti and Fur Tip
btilies in want of Good FUN , us fair prices, lift re
peeifult) invited to give 0. it null.
11. C. FONDER: 4 NI ITU.
Nov.S `5O People'it CvAlt More.
EVANS &WATSON'S
. SALAMANDER SAFES,
. • ; 4)4 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Another Triumph.
To TIIT. PREA.DENT OF Tlit PIIILADHLPHIA AOPOCUL
TOPAZ. SOC7ll7:—The ..tatmeriber.. your contotinee in
moraine the content• of n Salamander Safe. of Evans
& Watson, after being exposed toll strong fire on the
Fair Grounds for eight hours. ressiectfulfy represent:
Thai after seven cords efoek wood and three of pine
had been consumed around the Safe. it was &pelted
in the presence of the committee, and the content.
taken out, a little warmed. but not even scorched
Several Silver Medals heretofore received by the
manufneturrra. and a large quantity of documents
were In the Safe. and came oat entirely uninjured.
The experiment satisfied on of the capacity of
Sales of this kind to protect contents from any fire to
which they may be exposed.
The Committee awarded a Diploma and Silver
Medal.
0100 ST. WooDig:ARD.
Jolt., W. GEARY,
J. P. Rtnatasoiro,
Actium t 3. Onsarr.
STILL ANOTHER.
Wilmington, Del.. Del.. Sept. 17, 1801.—Messrs. Evans
k Watson. Ph iladelphia:
Gsart.sarre—The Salamander Fire-Proof Safe of
roar manuAretore, purchased try us from your Agent.
Ferris Ildc Garrett. of oar city, some nine months ago,
Iran severely tried by burglars last Saturday night,
and although they had • sledge hammer. cold chisels,
drill. and Canpowder. they did not succeed in open.
ing the Safe. The leek being one of "Hollis Potent
Powder proof,* they could not get the powder into is,
but drilled a hole In the lower panel and forced in a
large charge, which was ignited. and although the
dror. inside and oat. showed the explosion not to
have barn a, small one. it was not forced open. We
'appose they were the greater part or the night at
work on it. We are much gratified at the moan of
the attempt to enter it, end if the above facts are of
an y you are at liberty a we them.
Yours, Truly. SAYNARD ir. JONES.
•
GREAT FIREI--ANOTSES TR lUMPAS
Knoxville. Tennessee March ISM, 1850.
.11fiessis.ESATis & WATROS, PAiledelphiat—Dentle.
Melt—lt affords me great pleasure to sris to you that
the Salamander &We , which I pureba.ed from you in
Fehreery, Valle. proved to be what you trenmsnradeil
it—a sure protection from ere My storehou.e, to
gether with several others. was horned to she groond
in March lost The Safe felt through into the rellsr.
and was exposed to inten.e Item for -ix or eight hours.
and when it was taken front the rains and opened, all
tin renter' , wrrr fraud to hr in a perfect state. the
honks sod the papers ant hr lag injured any whatever.
eau etrerfailly rreommend your Saes to the ems
, reemm holtevraa. a. I dn. that they are near Are.
[ proof as it is possible for any ok, lobe made
Tm S iisMAS 5. POWELL.
A large asseronein or the above Ask...always
an band. at 3al Chestnut street, (late Sl.SoOth Fourth
saseet,) Philadelphia.
hbreesabes 3, l am.
Admillisirator
Philndriphial.pi. 29. 1859
PELISITILI7SI COAL OILS.
THE Highem Premium for the best Coal Oils war
awarded at the late Pemt•ytvnain gm.. Fair tothe
HOPE COAL OIL COMPANY,- - -
Who are now manufacturing the Illuunuating and
Lubricating Oil. of a superior quality. and with fa.
are enabied to furiti.h large quantities to the
trade, at the very lowest market priees for good oil,
Their unequalled Illuminating Oils will burn withou
smoke, emitting a brilliant light in the Kerosene 0.
any other Coal Oil Lamps. and are unudually free
from offenxive odor—warranted equal, if not auperio
to any Coal Oil in the world. They also continue .0
manufarture Railroad greases, of the beat quality.
Railroad Companies ands:niters supplied rif short no
tice. with superior Lubricating Coal Oils, or Greases.
All orders promptly execud. Address.
R. Ste
HUBBARD & RON.
No. 127 Walnut Street, Philadelhhilly
November 5. 1.55-11 n
AFEW of the Books just received from
the New York and Philadelphia Trade Bake:
Slonn's City and Suburban Architecture, containing
numerous Designs and Details. illustrated with one
hundred and *my engraving«.
Sloan's Constructive Architecture; a guide to th•
practical builder and mechanic. in which is conta•ne
it series of Designs for domes. roofs and spires. Il
lustrated by sigi y.six co reit, Hy prepared Plates.
Dow 44444 g's Landicupe Gardening and Rural Archi•
lecture.
The Luily'r Manual of Fancy Work; a complete in.
struetor in every variety of Ornamental Needle Work.
By Mrs. Pullen.
Glossary of English Words, &c., &c., by Richard
Cheneviz French.° D.
New Dictionary of Quotations, from the Greek. Lat
in nod Madera Languages translated into English.
The Tin Trumpet; or, Heads and Tails for the Wise
and Waggish.
Empire of Russia. from the remotest periods to the
present time. Sy John S. C. Abbott.
All About or. the History and Mystery of Com
mon Things. By Hugh Smith Carpenter.
Souvenir. of Travel. By Madam Octavia Walton
Le Vert, 2 vols
A ilthone's Ihetiounly of Authors. Vol. t.
The Harp of a Thousand Strings; or, Laughter fora
Lifetime
Any of the above books will be sold at very low
prices at JOHN SHEAFFER'S
Ghetto Bookstore. North Queen at., Lancaster, Pa.
Nov 5.1,59.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
TIliF, altraviinsi still kepi up. Another arrival of
1. Choice Grvvl.
AT REDUCED PRICES!
Fnney Dress snit-. tt Wool DeLvisit.s.t . ritited Cash
mere= null Al en miss. !Mpg and ...tome Broil.
Shawls Reversible snow!. In great Variety, and the
band-omest Embroideries in Columbus always to be
seen at
H.( FDNDF.R• 4 MtTH'S
People'• Cheap • :aiih !;tore. Columbia
Nov 5.1.59
o iji,GEN & Mc% kis
DETERSIVE SOAP
PHIL ADEINSOA
idU1111.•11 %%11.41111g :` , Olll, H
now in market for more than a year
and that it has green universal satis
faction. is evident from the fuel. that
the Manufacturers of it. in order to
supply the demand, have been obliged
to increase their capacity to make
equal in One Hundred Thousand
Pounds per Week. It isdecidedly the
belt arid cheapest Soap ever made in
Mi. Country; One Pound of it will go
an far. for any w-e, an Three of the
Common Snap in general use. It is
made apart a new principle, of the
best materra:s. a ad known only to Van
Haagen & hlrKeone. It does away
euurels with the washboard—saves
the necessity of boilierg the elotheu, it
does not .(brink Flannel, Removes
Grearre.lnk or Paint spots perfectly,
and from the most delicate (aerie,
save• stay one-half the time rind la
bor usually spent to do the washing.
It is warranted free (corn Sal Soda,or
other injurious alkalies. arid guaran
teed trot to Injure the clothes.
For sale by all re'.pectuble Grocers,
and Wholesale by
TRAIN & iIIeKEONE.
No 22 and 21 South Wharves, Phil
delphia.
En=
There being. ,everul ionisation brand. of Detersive
:-ourte mork.ei. the public are unified that none it
genuine exerpt VANUA/16EN & Atritirosis is Stamped
upon eurh Bur of the Soup, an well as the Boxes.
th.t. ..B. 1m.59.2t0
Shreiner's Patent Fuel and Heat
Economizing Stoves and Heaters.
A LANCASTER COUNTY TRIUMPH
T the late County Agricultural and Mechanic:a,
41 Fair, Pin lip :E.:ire:nee:, :naive Invention for :raving
wa.te brat and fuel Wan awarded a Silver Sell val.
u. 41 at "50. for the moAt novel Mid useful Lancaster
nation Invreimm.
A l-rt to Shreiner 4. Young. for hest A prastratua for
‘Vstuning Ilnanw. a Silver Medal The Juise. also
aaaf in their tenor* Where bring no pc mum for fhb
t•hts. of Stoves) twat Shreiner sr. Yonne were entitled
to It operant atom, for their Improved Ornamental
Gab, 11l ttttt tar nanny and Hta❑ Stove-
At tbt• slate Fiatr. recently held at Philadelphia.tVe
fnflnwnnc ”ww.i a we re moth.: To Sbrrmer B Young,
for be-t Hai stove. First Ptematim and Diploma; for
Portal) e Heater, Premium told Special Mamma.
The improvement in Stove. , and Heaters Was pro.
linaneed at the Stare Fair. by the mot 4cietatifie alien
of our eormtry. the greateot improvement ever made
an Stove-, la being Me only .cteittarte Stove in 1110
world. 'l • hrnr "310Ve+ and Healer , allow 110 wade
heat up the fine. and burn the ciw better than any gni.
burner on the Mao net. We malice three statements
kneta•atg that we do not eXaggerate. To Saikry all,
Wr awl. ul!lillete 4 le.tl 10 call and ..er the Stove- in op
cranial. Thn-r withotag to purelia.o nerd run no
no we guarantee the complete operation and great
oaring of fuel Those wanting a cheep furnace, that
III•u is well with quaint») , of fuel should call
ex't••i•n• ai
-Ilti 1+1's:1 2 ,11 & YOUNG'S.
Nn :37 No, th Quern al. I.ti iseis.ter
Esenwein's Tar and Wood Naptha
Pectoral,
IS the BEST MEDICINE in the world, for The
Cure at s'nualt• ruuto 010.. Croup. Ifronrhus., Avs•
thit. ilaw.iny Ili lire:tilting, Pulpit:Mon of the lira ft,
anti for Or- tr'irl . ci, wilienu• in thew/matted stager of
con.urnistinn. tovrrtirr with all ilt.ea-er of the throat
nos/ the-t. and widen 'sleds-pore so conruroption..-
11 H ilary. die snot of and [sulker the sell de
destroyer -treettud, to In. it flu' nee. It also produere
free expertornitass.lllllll ~,doers healthy notion in the
dir•rnaed hlueou. Nletninn tier and Tissues,. It tr, pr.
entsurly 8111.1111.11 to she r anent cure of Asthma One
do-e of t thly:11(.1041. Syrup often gives ease, a Ild
con-ronerit'y •terp. which the peculiar stature of shut
-r /tenor. hint. II in very plemunt to the mate,
tan , Prontrd in tr. cheese. Try It, slid I.e convinced,
shat it I. stivutuator In the cure of lironehsul affec.
rrl'ner 5U to per bottle. Prepared only by
A ESKNVVEIN, Druggi.t,
N W Corner or Poptur els . Phaudelphia
N —For pale by 11 F tirern and J. 13. Dellat &
Co , Columbia; M Fowler. Tamaqua; C A. Ke.
nengv & Co. SinvAsurg; Jo hn J. (Abhor', Monate,
and Siorekeeper- and Druggi , ni generally.
Oeiolter 15, /A 59
NOTICE.
1 • 1 1 11:1 .1 1 ., cro j k o s h n . !
y ubs;r i i t l i i , er
a h u ri t ur 4 e . nj . : o la c c o e l ? e, i . i t i t a hri
accounts Feria:ma indehied will mak , . payment to
him. :1.0.E having .•Inims will Mcßae pre seat them for
IW/11 , 411C111. L. B. FILBERT, M.D.
01 . 101 , Cf 15 11,15941.
MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Pity . ..lrian, pre
Demo to the attentson snothess. her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
vehleb pently the procese of • by
oniletoing the. gum.. reduesng all infinsnmalion—viii
a u., n il pain an d- v .... m . 4 bn nelson. mold us
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Deere t moom it. enoillers. It will gyre rest to pour
pelvex at. d.
REIM:, all1:0 HCALTH To /rotlt INIAPI2II.
years. ut
h a m: d e e : na tt y '.
.1
it: thi n
ron6drnee a . n n c
t ie r
u f t o h r o o f s it e . r wh re a n ,
we have never been able to ray of any other medi
cine—never has fatted in • single instance. In effect
a cure, when timely used. Never dud we know an
instance of d tavansfa e lion bt anyone whe used it!
On the contrary all area delighted with It. opera.
tionn, and speak in terms of highest commendation
ofits magical effects and ho met ical virtues We
speak in this 'muter CC "what we do know,” after
ten years' experience. ito and pledge our reputation
forthe fa/61mnd of what a t we here declare. In al
-113014 every instance where, the infant is enfer
ing from pain and ex al hourtion t relief will be
found in diteen or twee tv minutes after the syrup
is administered.
This trainable prepar mation it the preecription of
one of the most experi raced and skillful Nurses
in New Ragland, and ler has been used smith never
failing snorers in - •
THOUSANDS 0 OF CASES.
It not only reheres the 02 child from pain, hat f as t s .
outer the stomach and aa bowels. Carrete acidity.
and Mem; lone aid en e. orgy to the whal e a 7".. „.
It will almost instsnilv le relieve ,•
GRIPING IN THE Jr BOWELS, AND
WIND; COLIC.
and overcome COMatim oiollo. which If not speed
ily remedied, end in as! death. We believe It the
best and asters remedy am in the world. in all cases
of Dy-emery and Dias. h. chasm in children. wheth
er arises; from teeth ing. or from any other
stilt. We would say to every mother who has
s child sedering from of, any of the foregoing coin.
plaints—do not let your eg prefudiees, nor the prejtc
dice. of others Band aassy between your suffering
child and the relief that will be Sure—yea. ribose
lately rare—te tallow the use of this medicine.
if timely used. Fall directions tar wing will accom
pany. each bottle. None genuine unless the fro sim
ile of Calk & Fettles, New York, it on the outside
wrapper
Sold by druogirti. thrombin* the world.
Panama 06re. rico LI Order wreck New York
nilcx ON LY is cE.ltrre Pin IEITLIi.
For sole by IL WILLIAM!, Colombia.
0e1.=,158047
- .NEW GROCERY STORE.
'HE subscriber invites the attention of the
I public to the
NEW - GROCERY, FLOUR, FEED AND
• VARIETY STORE,
Just opened by ham at h n. 71. Locuet street. between
Second said Third. lie will keep on hand a complete
.tuck of ail kinds of Groceries, Queensware &c.„ &c.,
mud in-ores everything to be good of its kind and price.
He will furnish BREAD from the Philadelphia Me
ehanical Bakery, fresh-every evening; at,.o. Ma Bis
cuit. Cracker.- '
&cc . 2th- Those destunrit• can be
served at ihehouses • He will give the twines. his
strict attention, and by foreseeing and promptly supply
ing the wants of - chizens hopes to deserve and receive
a liberal share of their support.
tlw APL F. EBERLEIN
049.13:50. No. 71 Locust street, Columbia, ra"
lAUL WM'S Pills and Ointment.. For
sale at the Golden Mortar Drug Store, Front et.
sera. :IC 1850.
ow is the time •to Subscribe.
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Mrs. Mary J. Holmes.
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Anna Raymond.
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units.
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- -
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to make purchases, thus enabling them to offer to then
customers, the newest and most fashionable style. and
to tunes. simultaneous with their 'appearance in Eur.
rope. 'They have also purchased largely this reams
at the Auction Sales, and can thus afford to give their
customers the full benefit of the depreciated prices, re
sulting from excessive iniportations. Ladies and oth
era from this vicinty, visiting the thy, will dud that a
call at this estagluthment will repay them.
RS &an/Chestnut Street
Opposite Girard lioase. Philadelphia.
Oct. Si, MPS{
1111111=NO 7Nuuncrorni.
THE undersigned has been appointed agent
for SINGER'S CELEBRATED SEW MA -
CHINES. and reeominends tbsto, alter years at DUI
by b2mselL as the
HEST MACHINES IN USE.
He bits at his *tore In Loca•t wren. below 'Second.
a Machine callable for tailoring or family perpoitet,
which eau he examined by pertain desiring to per.
chime. Befog a pracrieal operator he can give ail
neceasary instruction in the me of the machinee.—
Tbe gobbet WYNN, At• call and examine tbe lidar bine
and Work. All Ames of Sewing Machines supplied
to order.
Colombia Get. Is, Rm. p, WORHELL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE RESTAUILAN3,
UNDER THE FRANKLIN HOUSE;
LOCUST STREET, COLUMBIA, PA..
THE subscriber has opened in the basement of hi
hotel. the Franklin House, a RESTAURAN't
where lie is prepared ,o serve Oysters , and other ft •
eshments in the best style 'rhe esiabli-hment its
nem' newly fitted up with a view to the best accon
modution of his customers, and no effort wilt be
-pared to properly . and promptly cater to their tvant
.ind appetite, •
The 0) stern, /kn., provided will beer the hest qua
tiy, and that they may be welt cooked and served ii
experienced pereon from one of the best 'establi.h
ments in Philadelphia, has been engaged •to
charge of the cooking department.
.1 he subsmilt•
asks of his friends and the pablic a share of cutton
• • :J..... 1111,1 1 , 14
Columbia. Oct. 29./859. Fran klin Douse
SHIi,EINER'S
Improved Patent Stoves, Furnace:
- and Air Heaters.
RE now ofrered to the public, and are guarantee,
to be the e leafiest and most complete workin .
wooers and Heaters ever offered in the United State-
They have proven themselves to be a perfect sac
eces. These Stoves and Renters give you the great
est amount of heat to be obtained out of a givin quan
tity of fuel, and allow no waste heat or gas to we..
up the smoke flue, they burning the gas complete!,
and permitting none to leak into the room.
One of the-e Stoves or Heaters will heat as marl
as three ordinary stoves, with the fuel that would `is
used in one. You nave then but one -love to buy its
.tend of two or three, which is a saving in first cost
in fuel, in wear and gear of carpets and furniture
trouble in making fire, space required, die.
They are so arranged that you can distribute th•
heat throughout the house; all the heat can be use•
in the rooms above or below or half used below ono
half above. as may be desired, at arty time. Thi
feature of distributing heat was never before so per
fectly attained as in this improvement. In any ar
rangement ever invented."
We use no external casing over the exterior heat
ing surface to rarry beat up moire. We use no soap
atone or clay cylinder, which crack, clink and pre
vent radiation. bat we use iron cylinders, and prevent
them from becoming red hot. bnrningout and scorch.
hie the air. We have air flues passing over the cyl
hiders, which causes n continuous current of air to
pass over them up into and through an air chamber
that surrounds tire heat chamber directly over the
fl-e; also, inside the draft chamber, thereby causing
the air to act upon and carry off rapidly the heat from
all the heating surface internally and externally,
thereby securing a great amount of warm air, free a
gas, dryness, or of being scorched, or any uopleu
sainnes- u-ual m coal fires, and cuuaing it to erre i,
lute. It also preven•+ airy port from Inaltilla Out .01
, seldom getting red hot It prevents the forming of
sulphur:a acid, which, settling in the pipes and chum
, neys. eau-es the tin. mortar arid bricks to be de
stroyed. They tire the most durable stoves ever
made, and produce a. much heal as three common
stoves with the fuel of one. which makes them the
cheapest ever offered to the pubic.
Those wishing to purcha-e -hould call and calm
me the uterine of this unprovement. It ...peaks for it
self Call and see it operate.
We have now Oa ila'lH a fine parlor stove, a plan.
I stove and a l'orinbie Center. answering for parlor
-lore. church. hull. dining room, school, office. b,,,
room and cellar Healer.
We have now m eour...e of emontelion a large
Cast Iron, Double Air-Heating Furnace
ror of 1111 (keel - 4110,M 1, ~‘• 1,.t1 .11
..I'l.olnllil,llot .e.sessofiv o,e, • r
heal building, wils had is so
Our V
surploal. and MR . IIIIIIII gis lo st.luuni g um'
11111/g huiltliort...
KINRR & Vhl;\C. Maousaelorers.
No 37 arsh Queen neat to ...holler'. noir'. Lao-
cosier. Pa.
arrlllftAsl %NILSON, Pole Agent for Columbia,
Pa. 0(9.1.'59
1 V ARM LANDS [or sale 24 miles from Phila.
&Willa by Railroad to the State of New Jersey.
Son among the hest for Agricultural purposes, being
a good loam soil, with a clay bottom. The land is a
large tract. divided into small farms. and hundreds
from all parts of the country are now settling and
building. The crops produced are large and can he
seen growing. The climate. is delightful, and soca is
from fronts. Terms from 815 io BO per acre. paya
ble within four years by instalments To Titil the
place—Leave Vine street wharf at Philadelphia at
A. hi, by Railroad for Hammonton, or address It
J. Byrnes. by letter. Hammonton Post Ofilee, Atlan
tic Couniy. New Jersey. dee full advertisement its
another column.
FINE PAPERS & STATIONERY. I July 2, 18t.9' .6m
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
This Institute will Le re.ipened on MOND kti.
sth. The course of in-traction wit be arranged
with tt•ferenCe 10 the wail , . of titOße who wrth to oh
lain a thorough education 111 the Chas-ic- and Mathe
malice. and all other branches usually taught in High
d 4 choola and Seminaries, illthdc will be taught by an
experienced in-iructor. A few hoarders Wlll be re
ceived into the family of the Principal.
JOS. D. NICHOLS.
Coln. Aug. 20. '59. if.
We have just received and have for sale. at very
reasonable prisms, the largest and best varisty of pa
per. and stationery ever °feted an Lancaster, con
stating in pan of
us Is Rue's 13S1 Bath, De la Rue's P. 10,
De la Rue's No. 6-8 VOL note,
Magnus' Double Thick Cream Laid Bath,
Magnus' Ivory Surface Record Cap,
French Quadrille, Alliamh.a Bath,
0): 5.
Home Mills Legal Cap, 10 and 11 lbs.
Home Mills Letter,lo lbs,,
Home Mulls Bath. 4, 41 and 6 size.
L.I.CA Beet Visiting Cards N 0.3.
German Bristol Board,
Dr la Rue's Damask Envelopes.
De la Rue's Extra Thick Cream Lai', Envelopes.
OpaqueJ Envelope', all sizes. Duff Envelopes.
:Metallic Slates. Pencils—Faber's, Pens,
Tacna Rubber Pen Holders.
INK - St—Ara°ld'a, Green's, Huber's.
ELI AS BARR k CO.,
N 0.31 Oviet..tte ,n,• Court House
Oc mlier 15. 1899.
p bltsflNS wihhing to tstablisli manufatto
~•.. 111 lir •• VIVI Ibee 111:10 . e till-I i.
good. See UfiVerliNVlll , 9lll 07 the Hemraonion Set
mm
1t.., • e
ILL lIANDItIATUN FARM th.--A nrivpupci
devoted to !Ater:nun. natal AgrlCUilure. ill-tv .f.I
totc forth 11.111111,01/01. Of the tirW .eille•tnent it 11.mt
toontott. to New Jeriey, entitle attb-crtbed for in y
25 cents per annum.
po-lstge , lumps for the ,mount Addre , q
111 the t, () Alllllllll
• New JerAer. Tho-e wi.11,,,iz rurur land of the
r•e-I whilil) lu Ohr of the heallhie-t hold nin-i deljt,ho
rut etionites in the UniOn.ll,lll where e are never
4.u. down by fr..-t 4. ;be terrible -emirge ni the north.
-ce hdverli-"cheiil of
SIPA :1 6m
/e4.17b1C1 1/LITSICI
PROFESSOR PRIA ()Jiffs his herVICCS to
the ~,,,Z eus of Coluerioia and sit lady as a Teacher
of Vocal and I itstrumentul lie is prepared to
give lessons on the Pala°. Violin. Melodeon. &c., and
will i.tstatiet tic all the brooches of vocalization Hr
will visit sclio , ars at their residences as frequently an
required, and will receive pupils Who are without la
struments at die rooms of the Cecelia Society, S E
caroler of Front slid Locust stree•-, wherein first class
fission Photo will be at their service.
July gilt. ittlsg-tf
LIFE INSURANCE.
j I IIOIIIAB WELSH, Esq., ha been appointed
Ageot of the Pena Mutual Lire liuminnee Corn-
Pally or for Columbia atm neighbor
uood 1. MI old emablmbed Company. Perponn
wiehitig to provide for their faisClie• w cave of death
oed !triter cull /ttire ageni and get inomred.
Cohonlah.July 16. 11;694
Dr. Coggswell:s New Medical Salt!
FOR INFLAMMATORY MASHES ONLY
New Medical Sala New Medical Salt!
IS NOT A CURE ALL
For Inflammatory Diseases only
Uk. COlititt lit.t.'n• tsevv losie^d o f
being a remedy for all ills has ecatixol over hul
our ill halt but nue aim. and ueecanplothett hut one
wo: Subdues Irifluntioniory Ihseaw, what
..r be Its corm or 1001,1111. whether to 111 C head,
L rout, ailoll.neu....Xlrettlill , .. or NI in.
X' Medical Sall. ll+ peculiar cXcellenee
.I.‘ that witlt4nt the uttelessleett ert t lpee . n d .i r et i gt
etre±tunit) 0 1 10Ca.ep. (Ito other-1
prottuet ng nn equelihritur of till the fluids in the
tide, the want of which is the sole esuse of Hobo..
motion?
vOI i•'h: to Ittnatot.:! .rowing form- ..-hich
..•• the unbalaneed nal& u-aume, owl ninny not here
ineolintierl, that •htt ye more or ler. rove r o r pain, are
en.aly aubdurd try the New Me . tliettl Stilt.se fire i•
itguiphed he Writer, to veil: Brun Fever. fiend.
Rat.h of Blond to the Head and Ilenrt. Fn•. Jn•
flamed eyes, ear.. 110. r. Itlllga rind liver Neuralgia
Aireelootc..
Cnagh•. Cold, Prltert-In. Khrumetien.
1101,1 Serorula. and all ilehing and other cuittneou
eruption..
I) K. t3t 113t:r.M. New Al.theosi .nit
Itae the vrecioe extraordinary undo.
ence curt the vein• and arterie, reruhin ay •
.ini eleeline ildinmmoomi as itidrenied t y the p u
which •non ce•omee it- natural orate. Leal
pain and (ever di•rppenr
DR. i'irl.t.:,%\l3.l.'r. %.w %I. rhea. Ct.t Anr• pt-1
vo Ital it nla Mao to do.-tie mom, ton 1t....—,N0500 lo t . s
the Outdo by removior from the •y.trm all sorter; I
and amine. ohm ruetton. ilearamme Vortoulass m
he attained from aoy Druggiftt who balk tab• value hie
Medicine for wale.
DRYAW CODOSIVELVA New Medical Salt. Get a
.
Circular. Art any Druggist about the New Med
ical Stall. Ask your neighbors about the New Med
lest Salt. If sick, try; if Welc, remember the New
Medical Salt.
DR. Onnphlogistie Ar
packages. DI; Chronic do., 82 .10: Family
Sent by wait, free or expense. on receipt of price.
Invalids , with chronic or long standing disease-.
should always order a chronic par
D. C. TAYLOR dr, .
General Agents.2o2 Dock at.. Philo.
N. D.—Agenni granted In every City, Town and
Village.
r, R. COGGSWELL'S New Medical Rah Is OW ante
in Columbia, by McCORKI.Ii Ir. DELLETT, gird
by all enterprising dm:mists wherever the •'Spy" is
A• it is art a patent medicine, bat the pre
%caption of an emineatphysieimi. no one should rni
to try the New Medical salt. The testimonials and
t sections see nirsmine.
Abe .arh gB, 1858.
Enameled State ffiaatels,. -
MAN - up.vrek,-..,from Penns) •vit tare Stone :
and emumeled and marbleized to imitation of the ~,
riche.' and most - rare Egyptian, Spanish, Verd An
tique, Sienna and other desirable marlilea. They and
highly polished, will not stutn or discolor. by Oils. ,
Acid:, Gas or Smoke. are -ix limes a: strong to war
ble and are *oat trtnrh chraper. They have beep' -
used in this county] for the last BBern and. i rvEncope •
for the lasi (orty pats. with inctsased sa:tap:et:km.
Architect:, Builders and all in want ofmantles shonld
not fail to examine them. Manufactured nd•for sale,
BY A R 1101,1) It WILSON. .
1010 Chestnut Street, Eltiladelphia.
B. M. FELTWELL. Supt. [Aug.:lll.'s94m - '
-3..5. Tfettett & Cols-
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG StORE:. • •
THE only Agents in Columbia for Averls , ithirsvpa.
cilia. Ayer 's Cherry Pectoral. Aye i`a Ague Cure.
Ayers Cathartic Pills, Jayne's Expectorant;Jaynes',
Alterative, Jayne!' . Carminative Balearo. Javrie'i
Hair Tonic, Jaynes Liniment,layna'sSonativerilia...
Jaynele Ague Care, Jayut'a Tonic Vermituge,layne's
Hair Dye.
Purchasing-articles of the Agents you can de.
pert on them being fresh lino genuine.
October I.
PIIIIII WINES dc, LIQI7O3L.S.
JUS. MWIngTON 8; CO., Nos. 1.66 and BS
North Fourth street, above Arch street, Phila.
-del phia.
fre•Brendies, Wines and Glns impsrted direct and
warranted PIIRE and sold to Druggists and Hotel
Keepers at lowest - wholesale prices, -
The assortment consists of Otard:Pinet and Ro
chelle Brandies; Old Fort. Sherry', Madeira, List m
and Champagne Wines; also, a large Stock or, Mo•
nonghahela Whisky, Holland -Gin,-Irish and Scotch
Whtsky. -(Oct. IS, 1559.3 m
C, nzrzarmvs;
ccaram - .3o4:j.xmcsisT3Esll. - sr.
Front St., above Walnut, Columbia, Pa.
Tua; subscriber keeps constantly on band aldrga
and varied assortment of Confectionery. real:,
Cakes, ke. rip invite. attention in bin
ONION COUGH CANDY,
and other Comfier, tor utints He ...ceps Emit Cake,
Lady Coke, and a variety of smaller cakes always
fresh. Handsome Cakes of every description, with
choice Confection, carefully prepared for Parties,
Balls, &c.
C. BETNER.
Columbia, September tn. 1.759.
North Atlantic - Steamstup company.
REG CIL A R through line to , •ati Fraitei.co, via
Paaama 'Railroad, and connecting only with
Steamers Golden Cate. Golden Age, John L. Stephens,
and Sonora, of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
at Panamn. direct to Aspinwall. The splendid steam
ships BA 1:1'1C. ADRIATIC, and ATLA NTIC, having
been entirely refitted and adopted to the California
trade. will hereailer run d% anove, leaving this port
on the sth and 120th of each month, from the foot of
Canal meet. North Rivcr. . .
_ . •
I} Pa..en g ers and Mails will he forwarded by
Panama Railroad. and connect a: Panama with the
Pacific Mall Slearwhip Company's magnificent
Steamships winch will be in readiness, and leave
immeeintely for Fan Frunchuto. They will be em
barked free of expense Lenin Railroad, by Company's
Steamboat TABOO A.
An experienced Surgeon in attached to each ehtp.
Steerage Pa.nengers found in cooked provi.ion.,
bedding and attendance. It is believed that tho ace
inamandattons afforded by the above •hips are ennui
by ally in the world. The pubic are in
i„ nn ed than the P. M. S S. Cn., always have one or
more extra Steamers. lri»g at Panama, ready for sea,
10 avat po—thle detention of Pav%engers or
Matta And embark their passengers by Steamboat.
ror pas.tice apply nt the only offiee oldie Company,
on the Whnif f of Canal •tenet North River. to
Sept 17 1-59-3 tn WILMA ‘1 I-I. WICKHAM'
New Arrival of
33001 ES AND smaavroriaLtur,
AT HEAD QUARTERS & NEWS DEPOT.
1 received a large and varied sleek of
d Wank, Memorandum, Pans and Copy 800 k..—
Letter. Cap. and Note Paper, (very cheap,) Note,
Leiter and Legal Envelopes Of all qualities
Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, in every
style of binding.
Portfolio., hew Style Pocket Books, Glass and
India guiltier Inktnands, India Robber Pens, a nest
article. Together with a large stock of Pitney Arti
cles. to till of which we call the attention of the citi
zens of Golumhia and vicinity, feeling satisfied that
We can suit in quality and in price.
& McDONALD.
Columbia, April 9,1959.
DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
EM:I
LIVER PILLS.
wE 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.
We refer to
Dr. Chas. IVlarte's Celebrate4l
Vermifuge and Liver Pills,
We do not recommend them 39
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 most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPEAINTI,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
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 are 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 A. •
to dispose of their Drug business,
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 Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and corn:-
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to .
FLEMLNII BROS. PlUsbnrgb, Pa.
P. 3 Deelere and Tbseicisew ° t alus tram ode
than Fleming will do well write their ordi
distinctly, and take none but Pr, .1112.enies„ levered
F7essing Bros. PaTtithiork, Pk. To th roe villa to St
than a tend, we will forward-pee-Tanfl. To* to Is
rut of the united Purim no, box ar - Ping tor rya
thr" - "nt tonats , efiliows,of one Aid of Wren I
foartoen thres.eent "tamps. An orders from '
be eisortinseded, by inwr...y cents eras. -
ASAP-